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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1961
Joint Funeral Rites Held Wednesday
For
Family Members Killed in Wreck
Funeral services for a father,
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Church Class Tours Hoise
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Elementary Teacher
Arithmetic Course
Slated in Ontario
PAGE THREE
FORMER JOURNAL OWNER
VISITS FROM CALIFORNIA
L. P. Thomas of Coloma, Calif.,
arrived Saturday morning in Nys
sa to tend to business matters and
was a visitor at the Journal office.
He was a house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Schireman during
his stay of several days.
Mrs. Thomas’ fatner, W i n
Brown, was original owner of the
Gate City Journal and at the same
time owned the Malheur Enter
prise in Vale. He succumbed in
1932.
Following his death, his daugh
ter, Mrs. Thomas, became owner
of the Journal and leased it to Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. McLing, who now
reside in Albany, Ore.
Berwyn Burke took over the
lease in 1935 and in August, 1937,
the Thomas couple became active
owners until the publication sold
in 1941 to Klass Powell, now of
Ontario.
D. E. McCrady Makes
First Solo Flight
At Marine Air Base
proaching from the south, struck
A course in foundations of
the side of a Payette Valley Co
arithmetic for elementary teach
op truck loaded with gravel.
ers will be presented in Ontario
The truck, driven by Art Meyer
beginning Tuesday, Sept. 26, in
of New Plymouth, had traveled
room 8, junior high school build
120 feet before it came to rest at
ing. H. L. Maguren will be in
the side of the road. With the >
structor. The course will carry
uninjured truck driver were his |
four semester hours of upper divi
two children, Randy, 12, who re
sion credit from Washington State
ceived a slight cut on his fore- I
university Extension division.
head, and Tommy, 6, who was un
Maguren is one of 12 teachers
injured.
from
five states engaged in this
Mr. Speas was born Sept 12,1
pilot program of in-service in
1922, in Shelley, Idaho, and was I
struction in mathematics for tea
married in 1946 to Myrtle Ses
chers. The mathematics staff at
sions in the Salt Lake LDS tern- 1
Washington State university has
pie. They resided in Vale until
prepared the course in answer to
they moved to a farm in the |
a need expressed by National Sci
Fruitland area 13 years ago.
ence Foundation Institute direc
Mrs. Speas was bom Aug. 16,
tors.
1923, in Chesterfield, Idaho. Ron
“Of one million elementary
ald Quentin was bom April 15,
Marine Aviation Cadet Dennis
school teachers in the U. S., hun
1952, in Ontario and was a fourth
E. McCrady, son of Mr. and Mrs.
dreds of thousands have not stu VISIT IN MINNESOTA
grade student in Fruitland. Nau
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chatelain and Elwin L. McCrady of 207 Ennis
died mathematics beyond ninth
na Lynn was bom July 5, 1950,
daughter
returned recently from avenue, Nyssa, took the first giant
or
tenth
grade,
”
Maguren
stated
in Ontario and was a member of
Summer institutes have helped a trip to Minnesota where they stride toward winning his marine
the sixth grade class at Fruitland.
high school teachers understand visited her mother, Mrs. Margaret pilot “Wings of Gold” while un
Mr. and Mrs. Speas and their
their subject better, but it is felt Lang;an in Duluth and with other dergoing flight training with
children were members of the
that
better understanding behind relatives and friends in Minnea Training Squadron One at Sauf-
LDS church.
ley Field Naval Auxiliary Air Sta
elementary mathematics teaching polis and St. Paul.
In addition to Darlene, other
Chatelain began duties Nov. 4 tion, Pensacola, Fla.
is even more important.
survivors include Mr. Speas’ par
last year as medical technolo The feat was completing his
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.
This course is designed to en of
gist
Malheur Memorial hospi first solo flight in the Beech
Speas of Shelley; three brothers,'
hance understanding of arithme tal. at
Mrs.
Chatelain (Adrie) and “Mentor” trainer aircraft Aug. 9.
Kenneth of Anaheim, Calif., Rex THESE 10 CHILDREN, all members of Owyhee Community church tic as a mathematical system. “It
By Edna Mills
Annette
Marie
2M, joined him
During primary flight training,
of
Irvington,
Calif.,
and
Dennis
is assumed we know how to com recently in Nyssa,
OWYHEE—OKK club will meet
having sold he is receiving training in com
primary
class
went
on
a
recent
outing
to
Boise,
accompanied
by
Speas
of
Basalt,
Idaho;
four
sis
pute
.
.
.
let
’
s
see
how
far
we
can
at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon
their home in Nampa. They are munications, navigation, engineer
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen. Mrs. Lorensen took the girls by train
in the home of Mrs. Chester Mills ters, Mrs. Ruby Rider of Parma, and was met in Boise by Lorensen and the boys who had gone by understand why and when,” is the residing in the Joe Chamberlain ing, athletics, aerology and civil
for a short business meeting and i Mrs. Veda Howard of Fruitland, car. They picnicked at Julia Davis park, visited the Idaho States instructor's point of view at the home at the southwest edge of air regulations.
Mrs. Coila McCracken of Idaho
beginning of the course, Maguren Nyssa.
coffee hour.
Upon completion of this instruc
( Falls and Mrs. Maxine Barker of man and went through the museum in the park. The boys and added.
tion, he will advance to the for
Ontario.
Lorensen
-eturned
by
train
and
female
members
of
the
group
re
Mrs. Amunda Peutz of Payette
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Esselstyn of mation stage of aviation training
Among other survivors are Mrs j turned by car. They all went to the Nyssa pool for a swim session. DUFFS MOVE TO AREA
spent Sunday afternoon and was
Echo, Ore., arrived Sept. 12 at at another field in Pensacola.
Speas
’
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ivan
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Duff;
Joe,
Pictured with Mr. and Mrs. Lorensen are (left to right), front row.
an evening dinner guests in the
the George Mitchell home. They
home of Mr. and Mrs. William i Sessions of Kaysville, Utah; one Shagay Share, Janice Okano. Linda Martin, Melene Crocker, Chris 18; Gregg, 16; and Philip, 13, mov accompanied the Mitchells and
Mr. and Mrs. Red Kreager went
brother, Ivan D. Sessions of Boun tine Stephen; second row, Karry Cleaver, Perry Crocker, Robert ed Labor day from Nampa to the
Peutz and family.
their
daughter,
Mrs.
Leo
Lorenz,
to
Sunday to vLit Mr.
Elmer Cutler farm on Enterprise to Payette lakes for several days. and Beulah
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham tiful, Utah; five sisters, Mrs. Ward. James Graham and Cynthia Chapin.
Mrs. John Robertson.
Eloise
Carroll,
Mrs.
Corilla
An
avenue
southwest
of
Nyssa.
were Sunday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Calla derson, Mrs. Effie Camden, all
Joe is attending Utah State uni
i of Kaysville, Mrs. Buenta Muir GUESTS AT COREY HOME
RETURN TO CALIFORNIA
ham at Parma.
versity at Logan, Gregg is a jun
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Schroeder of ior at Nyssa high and Philip at
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Skinner and and Mrs. Sarah Hebdon of Ches Mr. and Mrs. William Garner
terfield.
of
Corona,
Calif.,
visited
last
week
Bellflower,
Calif., left Sept. 14 tends Nyssa schools as an eighth
family left Sunday to return to
Interment was made in the with an uncle and aunt. Mr. and > after visiting several days with I grader.
Saturday, Sept. 23 — 6 to 9 p.m.
their home in San Francisco,
| his brother, Adolph Schroeder,
At Adrian Grade School Cafetorium
Calif., after spending two weeks Shelley cemetery under direction Mrs. Maurice Corey.
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I and with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice j
visiting their parents, Mr. and of Shaffer chapel of Payette and
Sponsored
by Adrian Legion and Auxiliary
Classifieds for Results
Journal Classifieds Payl
Corey.
Mrs. John Thiel and Mr. and Mrs. i New Plymouth.
— —— —
Claude Skinner.
cookery
held
Tuesday at Boule-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips of
Homedale and Mr. and Mrs. Shor i vard Grange hall. Mr. Langdon
ty Brandt were Thursday evening of the Oregon Game commission
callers in the Bob Morfitt home at showed a film on how to dress
and pack out wild game. Lessons
Owyhee dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane McPheeters were also given on various ways
and children of Vale were Sun to cook and prepare wild meat.
Mr. and Mrs. George Vandewal]
day evening guests for bridge and
chili at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and family and Don Plaza and
, children of Ontario were Sunday
Vern McCain.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Skinner and j afternoon callers at the George
family were Friday evening visit Mendazona home.
Butch McDonald, who is at-
ors in the Byrd Walters home.
j
tending
BJC in Boise, spent the
Sunday morning callers at the
Melvin Crocker home were the weekend with his parents, Mr.
Don Brewers, the Chet Mills’ and ' and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald.
Honored on Anniversaries
Bus Talbot.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDon
Mr. and Mrs. L,ewis Skinner
and granddaughter, Karen White, ald drove to Murphy, Idaho, Sun
were Sunday evening dinner day and were dinner guests of
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Ni Mrs. Dorothy Fletcher. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Stafford and family of 1
cholson and family at Boise.
Lee Strickland spent the week Mountain Home were also guests.
end visiting a friend, Dick Palli- The dinner was in honor of the
birthday anniversaries of Mrs.
sier at Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Skinner and Flecther and Mrs. McDonald.
Dave Stoner of Ontario and his
family of San Francisco, Calif.,
spent Saturday afternoon visiting brother-in-law from Iowa were
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Mendazona.
Lewis Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Atagi took
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Barker and
family of Nu Acres and Bud Bar their son. Junior, to La Grande
ker of Eugene were Sunday af Sunday. He will attend EOC.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy and
ternoon visitors in the Darrell
Any way you look at it, there’s "something extra**
family and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Williams home.
Crocker and family were Friday
Hunter Leaves for Germany
about Olda for ’62! V-8 performance, right across the
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham re evening callers at the home of Mr.
ceived word this week from their and Mrs. Thurman Piercy in
line . . . from engines that deliver up to 345 h.p,l
granddaughter, Mrs. Larry Hun Nyssa.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Werner
Peutz
and
ter (nee Mary Lovitt) that her
Smooth action of Oldsmobile’s 1962 4-S Hydra-Matic*
husband, stationed with the army Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz and
children
were
Thursday
dinner
in Virginia, will leave immediate
. . . the performance transmission with the solid new
ly for Germany. Larry is the son . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brew
Magnificent
new
Ninety-Eight*.
..
superb
new
Super
88s...
of the Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Hun- I er.
’’feel”! Suspension refinements that put new ride
Lee Householder, who has suf
ter, formerly of Adrian.
fered
an
extended
illness,
was
dazzling Dynamic 88s...fun to drive F-85s...plus stunning
Mr. and Mrs. Don Share spent
and roadability in every model! Sporty new styling—
♦he weekend at Hereford, Ore., taken by ambulance Thursday to
Malheur
Memorial
hospital.
vfhere they fished and visited at
inside and out—that mirrors the excitement
naw Starfires! Olds offers them all with spectacular
Sunday visitors and dinner
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
guests
in
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Reed. The Share children spent
you’ll find behind the wheel!
V-8 performance... sporty trend-setting style...
the weekend with their grand Mrs. Earl Crocker were Mr. and
Mrs.
Duane
Fenn
and
children
of
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price,
Visit your Oldsmobile Quality Dealer for a personal
plus a new concept of quality and reliability that
and their great-grandparents, Mr. Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moore
and family of Notus and Perry
and Mrs. Lee Strickland.
introduction to the cars with "something extra”!
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Savage and and Melene Crocker.
makes every Oldsmobile a car of superiority I
Pat of Nyssa were Sunday din Mr. and Mrs. Don Brewer and
•Standard in Nirwty fiqhi and ShrSrn wodeis, optionol at estre cd b Dywfc 00«
Super 66 and f 35 wodeU.
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. How-j family were Sunday evening call
ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs.,
«—J Dow
nt Owyhee
Oxirv’hpp dam
riHTYl
ard
Day at
Mrs. M. Atagi attended a home Elmer Heuter at Fruitland. Af
extension meeting on wild game ternoon callers at the Heuter
home were Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Lundy, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mills
and Mr and Mrs. Clifford Beck-
stead.
Quentin Harris Speas; mother,
Myrtle Arlene Sessions Speas,
and two of them children, Ronald
Quentin. 9, and Nauna Lynn, 11,
were held at 1 o’clock yesterday
afternoon. Sept. 20, 1961, at the
New Plymouth LDS church. Bi
shop Moyle Brown officiated at
the service.
Four members of the Nu Acres
family were killed at 11:30 Satur
day morning in a car-truck colli
sion near Fruitland, Idaho. An
other daughter, Darlene, 6, who
was injured in the accident, was
taken to Holy Rosary hospital in
Ontario and was last reported in
good condition.
Payette County Sheriff Ray
Stephens, who investigated the
accident, said that the tragedy
took place at the intersection of
Elmore and Southwest First ave
nue when the Speas car, ap-
OKK Club Group
Meets Thursday
At Mills Home
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