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THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1962 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TEN Former Teacher Of Bend School Visits in Area of Payette were June 10 dinner week after a plane trip to Los RECOVERS FROM SURGERY Bill Newell is convalescing at guests of Mrs. Mary Brumbach Angeles where they attended the and Ezra. wedding of their son, Stanley, and his home following back surgery Mr. and Mrs. Burton Blades of three weeks ago at St. Alphonsus Miss Janet Kelly. By Roxy Ritchie Nampa and Mrs. Miller Hender- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham hospital in Boise. lider of Melba visited recently visited Father’s day in Parma at A Father’s day dinner was serv By Mrs. O. P. Council B y Helen Hatch with Mr. and Mrs Dyre Roberts. Saturday overnight guests at the Earl Callaham home. ed at the Bob Newgen home Sun the M. Atagi home were Mr. and SUNSET VALLEY — ---------- Several < K1G BEND — Mr. and 1 Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Don Hatt, David the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murray Mrs. Roy Sadamori, Mr. and Mrs. members of Sunset Valley auxil day to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reagle of Salem called recently ■ and Mary Dawn of Parma called Mills were her uncle and aunt, iary, their husbands and guests i George M. Wilson and Harold of on Mr. and Mrs. Joe King and June 10 in the James McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larson and and children and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Atagi and Mary and Mr. and Paul Dinger of Parma picnicked Mrs. Dange Atagi. met Saturday evening at East Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. other friends in Big Bend. home. daughter, Eva of The Dalles, Ore. and fished Sunday near Banks. Side cafe in Ontario for a Father’s Newgen, also of Nyssa. The Don Reagle taught his first school Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carroll They were enroute to their home Idaho. Wilson family was also present. in Lower Bend during 1924-25. day dinner. In the afternoon the two Newgen The couple was enroute to Ohio. and family of Owyhee spent a from Ogden where they had visit Mrs. M. Atagi, Mrs. Wilbur recent Sunday evening with their ed a son, Capt. Duane Larson and Chapin and Mrs. Frank Holub at Pleasant Hour club members families drove to Owyhee dam. son, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carroll and family. Sunday evening dinner Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Devine of family. served lunch Sunday afternoon at Owyhee State park spent Satur guests in the Mills home were Mr. tended a meeting June 11 of the Treasure Valley Ceramics club in Lebanon visited recently with the Fred Morton horse sale. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bennett and Mrs. R. A. Batt of Nyssa. Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hurley of day evening at the home of Mr. her brother in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Grace Hart of Baker Steve and Alan Linville, sons and Mrs. Boyce Van DeWater. Roseburg, Ore., and Mrs. Sam and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger. attended a birthday party June 7 of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Linville of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day of Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Rataezyk Mmes. Varner Hopkins, Pete for their granddaughter, Gay Seattle, arrived by plane last Lake Owyhee visited Saturday McMillen and children of Ontario and children of Ephrata, Wash., FOR RELIABLE and Sillonis, Verl Bishop and Delmo Bennett, on her third anniversary. week to spend the summer with evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mag called Saturday afternoon at the and his mother, Mrs. Mary Ratae Brock were among those attend David Alexander home. Mr. and Mrs. John Packwood their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. nus Ekanger in Sunset Valley. GUARANTEED SERVICE of Moses Lake, visited June ing an extension officers’ train and Harry attended church June Mr. and Mrs. David Alexander zyk The Claude, Ronald, Billy and Don Linville. 14 at the Ira Price, Sr., home. The and girls attended a Saturday ing meeting June 5 in La Grande. 10 in Payette and had a picnic Silas Day families visited Sunday All Radio and TV evening family potluck dinner at Rataezyks formerly lived in the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steider, dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Return from California in the Howard Day home at Lake Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mills arrived valley. 511 Main Si. Dial 372-3141 Mr. and Mrs. Graham, Mr. and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward and Mrs. Chaney Langley Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hoden of Mrs. Johnny Haddox, all of Boise, and family. home Monday evening of last Owyhee. Felty in Homedale. Father’s day dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward and Big Bend were Saturday evening called June 10 'in the Lester Students Arrive Home dinner guests at the home of Mr. Chaney and Lynn attended the Campbell home. Students arriving home from children attended a birthday par Mrs. Pearle Abbott accompa college June 7 included Jim wedding June 9 uniting Miss Mar ty Saturday evening for Andy and Mrs. Neil Dimmick. Mr. and Jensen in the Kenneth Jensen Mrs. A. Reed of Idaho Falls visit nied her brother and sister-in-law, Thompson from Eastern Oregon garet Butler and Russell Coffman ed Sunday at the Dimmick home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith of at La Grande and Philip Hatch at Ontario Presbyterian church. home. Karen Clucas of Caldwell spent Boise, recently to Ferndale, Wash. from Oregon State university at Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wiley and Attend Saturday Picnic a recent weekend with her par Leonard Abbott spent a week with Corvallis. family of Nyssa visited Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin Second Week in June Patty and Jimmy Bishop of Eu ents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas. afternoon at the home of his sis and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin his aunt, Mrs. Ricks Gale in Boise. gene are visiting their sister, Mrs. ter and family, the Jack Wards. and children went to Prairie City Leave for Colorado Mrs. Mary Thompson recently Mrs. Bill Blevins and Mrs. John Dallas Chaney and family. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hobson, Mr. Saturday for a picnic dinner in left by bus for Eugene to visit Mrs. Larry Bauman and son of her daughter, Alice. They will and Mrs. Joe Hobson and chil- the park. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crow Frerichs recently left for Greeley, di ■en, Mr. and Mrs. James Langley of Madras met them there. Cyn Colo., to be with their mother who Nyssa spent June 10 with her par then go to Tacoma to visit Mrs. Call 372-2837 or 372-2496 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De Thompson’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. and sons had dinner Sunday in thia Chapin went to Madras with is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop, Ira Water. Caldwell. Jack Dickerson and family. While the Crows and will stay there for Mmes. John Packwood, Dyre in Washington, they also plan to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer some time. Crow is to take a two- and Renie, Mrs. Johnny Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brumbach Roberts, Dallas Chaney, Horace attend the World’s Fair. and daughters went to Boise Sun week course in Air Space Science Jr., ' day, where Linda took a plane at Ellensburg, Wash., and Cynthia for Oakland, Calif. She plans to and Mrs. Crow will care for the visit an aunt, Mrs K. C. Kimball, home while he is away. The oth for some time. er Chapins returned from Prairie Mr. and Mrs. William Turner City by way of Seneca and Burns. of Owyhee corners were Sunday The Rev. and Mrs. Ira M. Tay dinner guests at the home of Mr. lor, missionaries from Bolivia who and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen. have been visiting a son in Rich land, Wash., stayed overnight last Children Return Home Lorene and Brian Lorensen of i Thursday at the home of his sis Nu Acres stayed for 10 days dur ter, Mrs. E. J. Hobson. They were ing Bible school at the home of enroute to Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett were their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen. Their mother, recent Monday overnight guests Mrs. Berne Lorensen, attended at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie the program Friday evening and Princehouse in Ontario. They were dinner guests the following later took the children home. day of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Col Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hurley lier. •nd Glenn of Roseburg, Ore., were Frank Lathen of Moscow, Idaho, Sunday dinner guests at the Da was a recent visitor in the Neil vid Alexander home. Mrs. Alex Dimmick home. ander’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Kolos of Beresford, Visit Stoker in Hospital SJJ., visited Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Knight and Mrs. Lee Stoker went to Boise June 10 to see Stoker who is re RETURN FROM MADRAS Miss Karen Bybee returned covering from surgery in St. Al home Saturday from Madras phonsus hospital. He expected to where she had spent the past two return home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fyllings- weeks visiting in the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and ness of Portland recently brought Mrs. Jarvis Mitchell. Lisa Mit Kristin and Butch to spend the You could be one of these prize chell accompanied her here and summer with their grandparents, wmneis ui a holiday lor two at the will spend two weeks visiting in Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick. The Century 21 World’s Fair. Winners will couple returned June 10 to their the J. E. Brower home. home. il» to Seattle for 3 days of fun and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of sightseeing. GUESTS IN SMITH HOME Mrs. Winifred Cork and Helen Roswell spent June 10 at the I lip includes plane tickets, hotel room, Jones of San Francisco visited last home of their son the Harley Wil admission to the Fair. Monorail son family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Hite of Owyhee were June 8 ride, motor tour of Seattle — plus $50 .1 Dwight Smith. guests in the Wilson home. I spending money. Or you could win I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweizer I one of the other 2.097 prizes. recently spent several days with I her brother and wife, Mr. and I I Mrs. Paul Carlile at Darlington, Nothing to buy ! Every Gold Strike retailer has a big red number in his window — a No. 1, a No. 2, or a No. 3. I Idaho. To qualify far price drawing, simply print the name and address of any merchant who dis I No rhymes or sentences Attend Book Club Meet plays the number 1. another who has a number 2 in his window, and a third with the number 3. I Physicians and I Mrs. Delbert Poor, Mrs. Albert to write! I Notheis and Mrs. Charles Schwei Surgeons Nom« a food store near you that displays the No. 1 Gold Strike number: I zer attended the June 9 Book club Here ’ s all you do to qualify for meeting at the home of Mrs. Mil K. E. KERBY. M. D. (name) (address) dred Elliott of Owyhee. drawings: Just look around you. I K. A. DANFORD. M. D. The Rev. and Mrs. LaMar Ball Every Gold Strike Retailer I Name a service station near you thot displays the No. 2 Gold Strike number: Physicians and Surgeons and children of Dorena, Mo., left has a big red number in his June 12 to visit in Nebraska after Dial FR 2-2241 window. All you do is "Name the (name) (address) Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. visiting her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin for a week. numbers.” (See entry blank Daily Except Saturday and The Ramirez Reyes family of Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. Name any other »»ore er service that displays the No. 3 Gold Strike number (this may be a in this ad.) Fill out the “Name Wilder visited June 9 at the Ken cleaner, drug store, furniture or department store, hardware or variety store, etc.): the Numbers” quiz and mail. This neth Lorensen home and were MAULDING CLINIC is the easiest of all conlots to evening dinner guests. Reyes is (name) (address) I an American Sunday School L. A. Mauldlng. M. D. enter ... and win. Union missionary and works with Physician and Surgeon RULES Please print very clearly residents of labor camps. Dial FR 2-221« 1. Complete the entry form, clip and mail as di rected below. Your name.......... ................ Mr. and Mrs. William Turner of Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. 2. Entry mutt be postmarked no later than mid Owyhee corners and Mr. and Mrs. Daily Except Saturday and Address...... night. Wednesday. June 27. 1962. Winners will Lester Headdon of Ontario were Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. be determined by drawings. June 10 evening dinner guests of 3. Drawings will be held July 3. 1962. at the Gold Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen. Strike Gift Center in Salt Lake City. Grand Prize Sunset Valley Auxiliary Members, Husbands and Guests Meet for Dinner TOOMBS' RADIO and TV SERVICE Strawberry Pickers Wanted! THIEL BROS. U-PICKERS WELCOME! in the including 3 FREE TRIPS FORI to the WORLD'S FAIR NAME THE NUMBERS QUIZ A/t out and nuait today ! PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DAVID W. S AR AZIN, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to S p.m. Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon. —Phones— Off. FR 2-3360 Res. FR 2-3173 Office: 2 North Main St. i .a. . - . . ... Dentists J. R. CUNDALL Dentist Clinic — 213 Main Street Dial FR 2-3538 Nyssa Oregon George Carey QUALITY REPAIR DENTAL LAB 24 N. 8th—Payette Sam* Location Six Years Across From Idaho Power PHONE winners will be notified immediately after draw ing by telephone or telegram. All other prize winners will be notified by mail. Winners' names will be available July 7. 1962. to all who send to Gold Strike Stamp Company. 5 1 South 2nd West St.. Salt Lake City, a 4c stamped envelope ad dressed to themselves. 4. Gold Strike Sweepstakes Contest is open only to residents — 18 years or older — of Utah. IJato. Montana, and Oregon, except employees (and their families) of Gold Strike Stamp Co., and their advertising agency. 5. 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