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■ THURSDAY, JUNE 8. 1961 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE FOUR r ’ and Brenda and Mr. and Mrs J. | E. Sommars of Caldwell were Sunday picnic dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Howard Smith in Parma. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Meston of By Mr*. Waldo Smalley Vale and Mr. and Mrs. John Nor APPLE VALLEY —David Bay ris of Payette were Sunday din took the Beaver patrol to their ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- camporee June 2 about 20 miles I liam Poppe above Idaho City on Ethel creek. Attend Birthday Dinner Mr and Mrs Monte Leveaux Boy Scouts from all of Canyon and guests, Charles Williams and county attended. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells went up E. H Syms of West Point, Calif., Sunday and brought the Apple celebrated Mrs. Leveaux’s birth Valley Beavers home They stop day anniversary Sunday evening ped at Warm Springs enroute with dinner in Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nichols had home and went swimming. Gary Bay, Mark Mason, Terry Sells, as guests the past week his bro Marvin Holwell, Joe and Jack ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Watkins were among those at neth Nichols and son, Leonard, of Yakima, Wash. They came to at tending. tend Monday graduation services Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells had as | for their son, Walter at NNC. The Nichols family attended a recent Wednesday guests his bro ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ger , Sunday picnic dinner at the home ald Sells and baby of El Paso. I of Mr and Mrs. Fred Beverlins near Caldwell. Those present Texas. Mrs. Martha Norland and Pal were Mr. and Mrs Oscar Nichols mer were Sunday evening guests and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Breshears of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen of and family of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nichols of Donnelly, Cow Hollow. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stephen and Mrs Julia Williams of Twin Falls, family were Memorial day dinner Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols of NYSSA JAYCEE officers for the coming year and W. Sarazin. president; Orval Caverhill of Ontario, guests of her mother, Mrs. Mar Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nichols state officers are pictured following an installa state president; Harold Staiten of Baker, district tha Norland. Visitors during the and family of Nu Acres and Mr. tion banquet held last Thursday evening at Brow vice president; Byron Standerfer. one-year direc day were her other children, the and Mrs. Kenneth Nichols and nie's cafe. They are (left to right) standing. Gene tor; seated. Bob Love, two-year director: Bill Bar Messrs, and Mmes. Joe Stephen Leonard of Yakima, Wash. DeMinck, treasurer: L. E. (Bud) Tibbets. state di ton. secretary: Bill Fangen, second vice president. Mr. and Mrs George Griffin rector: Neal Miller, first vice president; Dr. David and family, Art Norland and —Staff Photo. family, Roger Norland and family and family and Mr. and Mrs. 1 ■ Gene Honey spent Memorial day and Lester Norland and family. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley, weekend camping at Ponderosa church. It was held at the home and Mrs. Jack Moran and Hannah Coming Events . . . of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Langley at Robinson were on the Weiser (Mr and Mrs. Dan Nichols and park at McCall. June 10. 8 p.m.—School meet river. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward Nyssa. Mr and Mrs. Robert Nichols and ing and budget hearing at Adrian Suzanne Moran was a weekend Sunday dinner guests of Gary family of Donnelly were Memor and family attended the Thursday high school. ial day dinner guests of Mr. and evening wedding of Miss Lynn Seward were Donnie and Jerri house guest of her aunt, Mrs. June 11, 1 p.m.—Methodist all Frank Lasher in Council. Jon Wilson of Nyssa. Riley and Ralph Neil in Nampa ¡Mrs. Al Grimes in Caldwell. church picnic at Apple Valley Memorial day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward Mr. and Mrs. James Lyons and Church Picnic Scheduled school. family visited Tuesday with Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saun Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nichois were There will be an all-church pic June 11, 2 p.m.—Nyssa Rodeo and Mrs. William Poppe. They ders attended a barbecue Friday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nichols nic for the Methodist Sunday Queen contest at rodeo grounds. were enroute home to Elgin, Ill. evening sponsored by the Golden' and son, Leonard of Yakima, Mr. schools of both Nyssa and Apple June 12, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.—Bible Mr and Mrs. John Sommars Hour chapter of the Nazarene and Mrs. Fred Beverlin of Cald- Valley June 11 at Apple Valley school begins at Adrian Presby well and Julia Williams of Twin school park. Those attending terian church. Falls. are asked to bring picnic lunch Born on Brothers' Anniversary and own table service. Coffee and of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Mr. and Mrs. John Sommars punch will be furnished. Every Hill. made a recent trip to Ogden, one is welcome. Jessie Lee circle of the WSCS i Utah, to visit their daughter and , Monday morning was the be will meet June 15 with Mrs. Grace husband, Mr. and Mrs. Elven Day ginning of Brownie and Girl Hill. (Perky Sommars). While there a Scout day camp at Gayley’s grove Linda Vertrees of Pocatello ar 5 pound, 2 ounce baby daughter in Ten Davis. Mothers from Ap rived Wednesday to visit her was born to Mr. and Mrs. Day. ple Valley who will be helping grandparents. and Mrs. Alva I She was named Tina Mae and with activities are Millie Hill. Lo- Hill, during her Mr. summer vacation. joins two brothers who also have rene Wagner, Chris Brown, Don Ralph Summy of Mountain the same birthday anniversary' na Bay and Mary Mann. Memorial day dinner guests of Home visited Tuesday afternoon date. All three of the children were born two years apart on i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson were at the Hicks home and with other Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and friends. May 28. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Springer family of Melba, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams and E. H. Nyssa North Side .... Wed. and Sat. I Syms of West Point, Calif., were George Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lan were Memorial day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. “Red” Cheney in Nyssa South Side . . . Mon. and Thurs. weekend house guests of Mr. and dis Dutro and Vickie, all of Nam Payette. pa, and Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wil- i Mrs. Monte Leveaux. Owyhee, Adrian, Roswell and Opening of trout season in the i I son and Larry. To Buy. Sell. Reni or Hire. Parma............... Tuesday and Friday | mountain streams lured many Mrs. Nellie Erwin and Gloria Try Columns of the Gate fishermen out to try their skills of Nyssa were Tuesday afternoon City the Journal Classified Page. over the weekend. Jack Wilson guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur with Jim and Larry were suc Booth. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Booth and cessful on the Owyhee river. Don, Clarence, Steve and Jerry Fritts family of Nampa were Memorial fished in New Meadows with Del day dinner guests of his brother, mar and Duane Smith. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Booth. Phone 372-2953 Nyssa. Oregon Mrs. Marvin Ruse and girls of Mrs. Foy Brown and family tried the stream near Banks and Mr. [ Caldwell were Wednesday guests Beavers Attend County Camporee Near Idaho City " Summer Conference For Ag Instructors Slated Next Week Oregon vocational agricultural teachers will meet next week in Ontario for their annual summer conference, beginning with June 12 registration. It is expected that about 125 ag instructors, some wives and chil dren will be registered by Mon day evening. The conference will last until ».bout noon Friday. Highli .nt of this year’s confer ence v JI be a workshop on gen eral subject of policies, procedures and instructions concerning voca tional agriculture programs in Oregon. Main sessions will be at Ontario high school. The workshop will be divided into four committee groups, each working on a phase of the program. Interested visit ors will be welcome at this con ference Among activities will be instal lation of officers for the coining year Officers are Nat Etzel, Eagle Point, president; Darrel Ward, Woodburn, vice president; Clay Ballance, Pendleton, secretary; and Carl Devin, Nyssa, treasurer. An awards banquet will be held Thursday evening at East Side cafe. Activities planned for wives include luncheon, swim ming party, picnic, tour of Lake Owyhee and pin-curl coffee hour. Journal Classifieds for Results! If You're Planning a LAWN PARTY or PICNIC Let Us Spray the Grounds AGAINST FLIES. MOSQUITOES! 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