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THURSDAY. Y 13. 1961 O ===__^ "HE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON mother, Mrs Charles Chapin, to seven guests and the honoree. O ---------- Mr and Mrs David Alexander and girls attended a recent family dinner to honor the third birthday anniversary of Sandra Fogelman 1 By Mrs. O. P. Couwtl of Nampa. The dinner was serv SUNSET VALLEY — A birthday By Mr*. Waldo Smalley party was held Wednesday at the ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. APPLE VALLEY — Mr and Nyssa park for Annette Chapin Johti Grottveit in Nyssa. Others Mrs Thurman Hill entertained at with traditional ice cream, cake present were her other grand their home with an annual family and punch being served by her parents, Mr and Mrs. Carl Fogel picnic held each year on July 4 man and Eilene, and her parents, This year there were 40 members ited their brothers, sisters and the Elvin Fogelmans and daugh of Mrs. Hill’s family present. families, whom they had not seen ter. Their guests and relatives w?re for Mr and Mrs. Carl Simpson and three years. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of Big Mr and Mrs Jack Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bale and Bend, Mr. and Mrs Charles Ad girls celebrated the Fourth at the ams of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Del were July 4 guests of Mr and home of Mr and Mrs. Carl Grun- Loyd Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mrs Frank Farley of New Ply ke in Nyssa Adams, Richard and Dee Ann; mouth. Mr and Mrs. Carl Simpson Mr. and Mrs. S. R Bale and took their granddaughters. Carla Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams; Mr and Mrs. Russell Talbot and Del were Saturday dinner guest» and Tonya Simpson, to Caldwell daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bale of park Saturday for swimming and Chamberlain and family, Mr. and Caldwell. a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sheppard Mrs. Jack Ward and family, all Mr. and Mrs Lee Ellis of Ora- of Nyssa; Mr and Mrs. Jim Reid and daughter, Bertha and son, vada. Nev., spent last week with and family of Hereford, Ore.; Mr. Mr and Mrs John Sheppard went Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perko. The and Mrs. Clair Wharton and on a trip to Coeur d’Alene the Ellis' daughter, Mrs, Charles daughter, Mrs. Allie Wharton and first of last week. They visited White of Wilder and her children Wayne of Boise; Mrs. Mabie Baco- his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur stayed overnight Thursday with los and Mrs. Myrtle Tubbs of Sheppard and family, and their them and the Perkos. son, Harold who came from Butt?. Portland. Mont. Enroute home they visited Visit in Newgen Home Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newgen and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey and, an uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bush and the George Griffin family left Ryle and family at Lewiston, sons. children, all of Madras, were July July 1 for Lake Tahoe, where Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, Mr 4 guests of his parents, the L. E. they visited until Tuesday with and Mrs. Monte Leveaux and Mr.' Newgens. The younger Newgens Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bowen. They | returned home Tuesday afternoon then toured Virginia City, Lassen and Mrs. Marshall Hays and fam but the Bush family stayed a volcanic park and Alturas, Calif., ily attended a July 4 picnic and week. Thursday their hosts took barbecue dinner at the Waldo returning home Saturday by way < the Bush family sightseeing to Smalley home. of Lakeview, Ore. They attended [ Boise where they had dinner in a family picnic Sunday at the Nebraskan* Visit Millers the park. They then went to Em home of the Rev. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Don Van Ostrand j mett and around the valley. The Coley in Melba. There were 34 and family of Mitchell. Neb., stop guests left Friday for their home. members of the family present ped Sunday to visit her uncle and Mrs. L. E. Newgen visited Sun for the picnic. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Miller. afternoon with Mrs. Sally Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baker and They were on vacation to Los day Mosely at Vale. family of Pueblo, Colo., have been Angeles and other places of inter The Glen Strickland and Don visiting the past week with their est in California and Oregon. Perdue families camped last week niece, Mr. and Mrs. Don Fritts Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moran and Burgdorf, Idaho, returning and family, and with Mr. and Suzanne spent the Fourth of July at home Saturday night. Mrs. Chester Wood. The group weekend camping and fishing at The E. A. Liming children of had a family picnic July 4 in Boulder creek and along the Lit Nyssa are guests this week at the Nyssa park and were joined by tle Salmon river. Glen Strickland home, while their Mrs. Roy Smith and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. John Sommars mother is helping with the church Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Smith, Mrs. and Brenda. Mr. and Mrs. Howard camp at Cove. Mrs. Ray Strick Carrie Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family of Parma. Mr. is also a guest this week. Clarence Cable of Ontario. They and Mrs. J. E. Sommars, Jr., and land Mrs. Glen Strickland went to were all Monday evening dinner family of Caldwell and Mr. and Pendleton to attend a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mrs. Mark Noel and family of counselors’ recently training meeting for Wood. Parma spent the Fourth of July of the junior high group, Del Bale was a Saturday over holiday camping and fishing along leaders who will go later to Christian night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ger a stream near Crouch. church camp at Cove. ald Horn of Fruitland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rucker and Mrs. O. P. Counsil returned Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson family, Lano Rucker, Guy Brown home Friday night from Portland were Sunday dinner guests of of Roswell and Mr. and Mrs. Al she helped care for the Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dick of Nampa Elsberry of Boise attended a July where children and wife of her and called to see the Dicks’ new ! 4 picnic at the home of Mr. and young son, Paul Knottingham. grandson, David Paul, born the Mrs. Ray Rucker. John Knottingham of the Mit last of June to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Everette Watkins chell Butte community was a Kay. and sons were Sunday barbecue Sunday dinner guest of his par Vacation Near McCall dinner guests at the Waldo Smal ents, the O. P. Counsils. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson ley home. Mrs. Jack Jones of Middleton, spent the past week vacationing Idaho, called Sunday afternoon at at Ponderosa camp near McCall. Honored on Anniversary Mrs. Clifford Brown entertain the Counsil home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell Rachel Harwood and son of Nampa joined them Saturday ed Friday afternoon with a party of Mrs. Ashland stopped enroute to for her daughter, Carol, on her for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr and seventh birthday anniversary. Nebraska to visit her uncle and Mr. and Mrs. William Tur Arlene returned Wednesday from Guests were Trudi Bay, Karen wife, ner of Owyhee corners. While Vinsonhaler, Darlene and Marcy a 10-day trip to O’Neill, Ewing and Paige, Neb., where they vis- Hill, Linda, Dixie and Reed Wag here they were all dinner guests ner and Danny Thomas. Mrs. Rex in the Wilbur Chapin home. The James Langley and Homer Wagner, Mrs. Thurman Hill and Mrs. Doris Winkelkotter were Brewer families were July 4 eve ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. also guests. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fritts Hobson. were Sunday evening dinner Sandra Hobson, daughter of the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Joe Hobsons, was a recent guest of her grandparents, the E. J. Tuning. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Upshaw en Hobsons. Physicians and tertained at dinner July 4 for Returns to Kansas Surgeons their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joan Hobson, who has been Richard French and family of visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clyde Nyssa, and their son, James Up Kimball in California, arrived K. E. KERBY, M. D. shaw of Ogden, Utah, who arrived Sunday evening by plane. Keith Monday and stayed until Wed and Rex Langley and their cou K. A. DANFORD, M. D. nesday. Other guests were Mr. Physicians and Surgeons Barbara Brewer, went to On and Mrs. Noah House of Green sin, Dial FR 2-2241 tario to get her. Joan and her leaf. the E. J. Hobsons, Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Upshaw, grandparents, went to the home of the Joe Hob Daily Except Saturday and who were recent guests of his sons near Cairo for Monday eve Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Up ning dinner. She is leaving shaw, returned Tuesday to their day for her home in Leoti, Thurs Kan. home in Pendleton. MAULDING CLINIC Mrs Edward Wade and chil Miss Bertha Sheppard returned L. A. Mauldlng, M. D. to Nampa Wednesday to resume dren of Seattle arrived July 2 to Physician and Surgeon her work at Woolworth’s. Dial FR 2-2216 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bale and family of Caldwell were Sunday Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Daily Except Saturday and R. Bale. Gordon Farley of New Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. Plymouth was a Sunday visitor. Apple Valley Families Aiteii Picnic Dinneri Gu«at# AtteaA Birthday At Nyssa Park PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY __ family and Roy Purcell returned Tuesday evening from a trip to the coast. Pastor Moves to Adrian Ross Mills, Irvin Topliff and Joe Witty helped move the Rev and Mrs. Kuiper into the Adrian Presbyterian manse Friday. By Mrs. Gerald Mackey Mr and Mrs Oscar Carlson of ADRIAN—Mr and Mrs Henry Day were Fourth of July picnic ' Caldwell visited July 4 with Mrs guests of Mr and Mrs. K. I. Pet C. R. Mills and Ross Mr. and Mrs. Bob Patterson and erson. family fished at Wallowa lake Mr and Mrs. George DeHaven over the holidays. and girls went to Oakridge over Visit in Ausman Home the Fourth of July to visit their Mr. and Mrs Glen Ausman and children. Miss Martha Queens of Boise were Sunday visitors at the home Mr and Mrs. Wayne Piercy and of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ausman family of Parma were July 4 din Messrs, and Mmes. E. M Mack ner guests of Mr and Mrs Monty ey, George Mackey and Craig of Spelman. Yerington, Nev., and Gerald Mackey and family were joined Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis and by Mr and Mrs. Harry Gage and family spent the Fourth with Mr. granddaughter. Kathy Neyman of and Mrs. Donald Lewis in Nel- Boise, at Lakeview park in Nam scott, Ore. pa for a July 4 picnic. Mr. and Mrs George Mackey returned to James Harper and Mr. Beaure their home Wednesday. gard left Friday on a weekend Mrs John Gowey, Mrs. Lois fishing trip to John Day. Durocher and family of Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long and Trudie and Pat Long of Oakland. Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calif., were Thursday overnight Merritt and Jimmy of Emmett guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mackey. Mrs Gowey just return ed from an extended trip to Mad and Mrs. Bill Looney. Mr. and Mrs. Monty Spelman ras, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash. and sons went to Burgdorf camp Dinner Honor* William Webb ing four days of last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Martin and and Mr. and Mrs. William Webb celebrated Webb’s birthday anni visit her sister, Mrs. Jack Ward, versary with dinner Sunday eve and their parents, the Charles Wi ning at Maudie Owens cafe in leys. Payette. Mrs. Harold Lenon and children Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright of Boise spent last weekend at vacationed over the Fourth fish the Gabriel Astoreca home to help ing on the Little Salmon river in Eddie Lowtrip celebrate his birth Idaho. day anniversary. Mr and Mrs. Oliver Freel en Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hillis and tertained Monday evening in Mrs. Lewis Mitchell spent from honor of their daughter, Sharon, Thursday to Sunday visiting the on her birthday anniversary. Melvin Pendarvis family in Wal Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald lowa. Mackey and Mrs. Eula Wisby and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gore and family. Cake and coffee were daughter of Silverton spent sev served. eral days last week with his sis Mrs. Eula Wisby and family ter, Mrs. Frank Perko. They also moved last Thursday to Spokane, visited in Boise. Wash. July 4 Events Highlight News In Adrian Area PAGE SEVEN Local Florist Offers ° Lawn Care Hints A happy lawn is a fertilized lawn, according to Bill Fangen, local Jlorist and nurseryman. A lawn that is well fertilized re quires less water. Fertilize your lawn in the spring and fall. Fifh- gen advises. Use a »Aimplete fer tilizer that has a high nitrogen formula. If yau didn’t find time to fer tilize in the spring, do it now Use one-half the amount stak'd on the package "If you have a few spots that turn brown when th*1 weather turns hot,” the nurseryman sug gests," try this: rake in some peat moss, soil-aid or mulch of some kind It will help hold the mois ture longer. "This is a good idea for your whole lawn, and don’t forget your flower beds and shrubbery. They will also thank you for the extra care” J. R. CUNDALL Dentist Clinic—213 Main St. Dial FR 2-3538 Nyssa Oregon J. W. OLSEN, D.M.D. DENTAL OFFICE Seventh and Bower Dial FR 2-3311 Oregon Nyssa YOUR PICKUP OR TRAILER - LOAD OF STOCK SOLD ’ NYSSA VETERINARY CLINIC Dr. B. E. Rota Dr. D. R. 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SARAZIN, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. | Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon. —Phones— Off. FR 2-3365 Res. FR 2-3173 | Office: 2 North Main St. Dentists VISITS IN KILGORE Mrs. Roland Webb returned June 29 from Kilgore, Idaho, where she had spent two weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. Nellie Blodgett at the John Stringer ranch. ••«•••••••••••••••••••••• i “THE SPECIAL p Of ’RECORD-BREAKING ALL OWNERS RATE BUICK SPECIAL ‘EXCELLENT'" DRIVES AND FEELS MUCH LIKE THE BIGGER BUICK ” LARRY COX REPORTS TO BASE IN WASHINGTON Seaman Larry Cox left July 3 to report to Oak Harbor Naval base on Whidbey Island ne.fl Seattle following a two - wi ek leave visiting his parwits. Mi and Mrs. Herb C^x. other relatives and friends. He had recently com pleted 24 weeks' schooling on ra dio comnfumcations at San Diego. A dinner was given July 1 in his honor at the home of his par ents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Looney. 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