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THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1962 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Apple Valley Families Honor Dads With Special Events on Father's Day p/efreier* Present Watch WEATHER . . . Dai» Max. Min. June 13 76 53 52 June 14 77 June 15 57 82 June 16 _.81 52 52 June 17 „86 June 18 90 52 56 91 June 19 57 June 20 .02 precipitation was recorded on June 20. Owyhee Reservoir Storage June 20. 1962 403.130 Acre Ft. June 20, 1961 246,920 Acre Ft. PAGE SEVEN Adrian Little Leaguers Win Contests From Two Opponents in Past Week By Mr». Waldo Smalley * Mrs. Manon Shippy of Boise is By Mrs. G. E. Mackey Mrs. K. I. Peterson entertained APPLE VALLEY—Mr and Mrs. j a guest this week of her parents, ADRIAN—Little leaguers play last Thursday morning with a Ed Henderson entertained with a Mr and Mrs. Earl Boston, while ed two games the past week and coffee honoring her daughter, Mrs. Father’s day dinner for their four her husband Bob is on National won both of them. On Tuesday Robert Neer, Cynthia and Stepha daughters and families, including Guard duty. She will help her night they were hosts to the nie of Salem. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Davidson of mother care for the three young Mmes. Gayle Martin and Valerie, Fruitland team, winning 4-2. San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. Robert est children of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- • Friday evening Grant Patterson Gerrit Timmerman, Monte Spel- Holloway of Twin Falls, Mr. and ton Jackson of Nyssa while they pitched a 5-0 shutout against On man, Francis Deffer and Gerald Mrs. Walter Ford and Mr. and are on vacation. Mackey. tario. Mrs. Merildean Robbins, all of Robert Bales Have Son Mr. and Mrs. Lacey Brooks and Nyssa. The Davidson and Hollo family of Nampa visited Sunday Mary Hatt and Carol Claney way families were weekend • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bale are were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. afternoon with her brother, Mr. parents of a 7-pound, 12-ounce guests of their parents. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and fam and Mrs. Robert Webster. son, Roger Keith, born June 16 Clifford Looney and David HiU ily. The Parkers visited Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts had at Malheur Memorial hospital. evening at the home of Mr. and went to Corvallis Friday and were Nyssa Births ... dinner at Maudie’s cafe in Payette Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Heruth overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. on Father’s day with her parents, June 13—To Mr. and Mrs. La Mrs. Craig Claney at Vale. and Terri of Boise and John Mc- Sunday dinner guests at the James Stephen. They attended Mr. and Mrs. James Tuning of mar Orr of Nyssa, twins, an 8- Roswell. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Oster- Grath of Eagle were Saturday MRS. EMIL PAULUS is ihown presenting a wrist watch to Gib pound, 2-ounce son, Tracy Dee, home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert the track meet Saturday in Eu meier and Mr. and Mrs. Harold overnight and Sunday dinner Holmes, chairman of the annual rodeo staged last week in Nyssa and a 7-pound, 13*4-ounce daugh Duncan were his parents, Mr. and gene. David Looney and Mickey Mrs. Pate Duncan, and nephew. Hastriter who had been attending Tuning, all of Fruitland, Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Col- ter, Staci Lee. Bill McBroom of Jordan Valley; Boy’s State returned home with Mrs. Paul Parsons and Raymond lins. Patty Collins returned to under sponsorship of Owyhee Riding club. Louie Zabala of Winne June 16 — To Mr. and Mrs. Rob of Mountain Home joined them Boise with them on Sunday and mucca led all cowboys in money won and was also recipient of the ert William Bale of Parma, a 7- his brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Tom them. enrolled at Link’s Business school gift from Paulus Jewelry. The timepiece was sent io Zabala at his Mrs. Mary Henderson, Mrs. Bill for dinner. pound, 12-ounce son, Roger Keit'h. Duncan and family of Ontario Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. home in Nevada. Looney and Mary attended a gol and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duncan — Staff Photo. June 17—To Dr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moran, Mr. i Ed Cahill and Tami of Parma den wedding anniversary open who are home on leave from the Sarazin of Nyssa, a 7-pound, 8- and Mrs. Roy Winchell of Nyssa, were also Sunday dinner guests house Sunday afternoon for Mr. Navy. He will return to Mira ounce daughter, Amy Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Fort Sumpter and j in the Collins home. and Mrs. Guy Reynolds at Em mar, Calif., in the near future. David and her mother, Mrs. Ma-1 mett. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bale and son i Mrs. W. W. Webb and Mrs. bel Houston of Owyhee picnicked j RECEIVES BYU SCHOLARSHIP and hunted rocks Sunday in the of Mountain Home were weekend Delroy Ashby, who is majoring Henry Day attended garden club Couple Leaves for Canada guests of her parents, Mr. and hills abo^e Jamieson. Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson in electrical engineering at BYU meeting Wednesday afternoon at To get a firsthand idea of the Ranchers of Malheur and Har- i I Mrs. Alex Wagner. They also in Provo, was on the A honor roll the home of Mrs. Gerrit Timmer left Saturday morning on an ex spent some time with his parents, ney counties who lease some 450,- problems, the committee toured man. tended trip to Duchess, Alberta, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey left Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bale. 000 acres of state-owned lands' the national grasslands area be-1 during the past school year. He Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ashcraft Canada, to visit friends. They has received a scholarship to the Monday on a 10-day trip to Seat will have a chance to tell state I tween Prineville and Madras, and I were Sunday dinner guests of his took their daughter, Mrs. Robert Spends Leave with Parents tle and the World’s Fair. legislators what they think should plans to visit Warner Valley,! university again next year. Ashby is a son of Mr. and Mrs. sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nelson Neer and daughters as far as Port First Lt. Gene Boston of Luke be done with it at a public hear Squaw Butte Experiment station, Air Force base at Phoenix, Ariz., i ing of the Interim Committee on the Burns meadow ranch and Nathaniel Ashby and is working at Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Bob land, then she continued on to has been a house guest the past Natural Resources June 23 at tracts of state grazing lands now this summer in the electrical de Hamilton and Johnny of Boise her home in Salem. The Peter week of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j Burns. Many have already indi under lease in Lake and Harney partment at Thiokol base in Utah. were also present. The gathering sons plan to be gone for a month. honored Father’s day. Mr. and Mrs. Forie Martin of Earl Boston. counties. cated they will do so. Friday evening dinner guests of Owyhee corners were Father’s Neither the Burns hearing nor , FATHER OF JACK ANDERSON Gene, Don and Marion Shippy Scheduled to preside at the 3 took another sister, Mrs. Bud Bol p.m. and 7:30 p.m. (PST) sessions the committee’s interest is limited SUCCUMBS IN IDAHO FALLS her father were Mr. and Mrs. Jim day dinner guests of their son, Total Social Security benefits ton and sons, Friday as far as ■ in the Harney county courthouse to grazing land problems, Chair Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson Moncur and Kristine of Boise Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Martin and man Haight asserted. "We are and children were called to 'Idaho Sunday visitors were Mr. and sons. of $1,475,532 are now being paid Fallon, Nev., to meet Bolton and is Rep. Robert Smith (R-Burns), Mr. and Mrs. E. M Mackey vis each year to residents of Malheur she returned with him to their a member of the committee and welcoming testimony from the Falls Sunday due to the death of Mrs. Robert Eastman and family county, according to Vernon A. home in Huntington Beach, Calif. its sub - committees on fish and public at this meeting on all nat his father. He had been in failing of Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. ited Saturday evening in the Robert Brown and family of home of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Miller Welo, manager of the La Grande Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cahill and game, power, water, forestry, min ural resources problems,” he said, health for some time. Boise. and Ruth at Parma. The Millers “ and we hope those with opinions Ralph Castater of the Apple district. I , Tami moved Saturday to Parma.! erals, gas and oil. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webster visited Sunday afternoon at the on fish and game, timber, water, Valley community is supplying as This amount represents an in In answers to a questionnaire, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Norland and and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mackey home. crease of approximately 13 per family of Umatilla have been vis most state land leaseholders indi etc., will take this opportunity to pharmacist at Owyhee Drug while Sessions recently spent a week at Gerald Mr and Mrs. Lennie Martin cent over the annual rate of one iting his mother, Mrs. Martha cated they would welcome the op express them to our committee.” Anderson is away. the World’s Fair in Seattle. and sons entertained at a trout Representatives of appropriate year ago in Malheur county. Norland, and her parents, Mr. and portunity to buy land. Most indi state agencies have been invited Mrs. Pearl Brown, who has been dinner last Wednesday evening. TEACHER VISITS FRIEND “Reasons for the increase are Mrs. Owen Gann of Nyssa. While cated also that the returns to pub to attend the Burns meeting to Jerry Lankford spent last week on a trip to Point Comfort, Texas, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald many,” Welo explained. “There here one of the children became lic funds from the lands could answer questions from the public visiting Larry Schenk. Lankford and Fairberry, Neb., arrived Sun Mackey and family and Car! Lov- are more aged people; benefits ill with measles, making it neces- be increased through an active and the committee. is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam day morning for an extended visit itt. range management program in are now payable to men at age I sary to extend their visit. Messrs, and Mmes. Bob Webb, Lankford of Weiser, formerly of I with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 62 as well as to women; and less Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nichols cluding reseeding, brush control BORENS RETURN HOME Dick Stam and family were Sun- ■ Francis Deffer. Nyssa. He plans to teach fifth social security credit is needed were Sunday dinner guests of and blocking. ( day evening guests of their par Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boren, Jer to be eligible for old-age bene- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nichols and The interim committee is con ry, Robert Lee and Donnie left grade at Condon, Ore., during the of Nyssa were Thursday evening ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Webb, coming school year. fits.” sidering several alternatives for family of Nu Acres. visitors at the home of Mr. and at a barbecue dinner in observ- Tuesday, June 12, for their home recommendation to the 1963 legis in Cortez, Colo., via Yellowstone I ance of Father’s day. The $1,475,532 being paid an- Visits Sisters in Area Mrs. Robert Webster. lature for beginning a manage park. Mrs. Boren had been visit CARD OF THANKS nually in Malheur county goes to John Wallace of Hailey was a ment program on the grazing 1980 beneficiaries. The payments We want to express our sincere guest of his sister, Mrs. Martha lands. So far they have held hear ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. include those for old-age, for sur T. Blackburn, since Mother’s day thanks and appreciation to our Norland, for four days last week. ings in Prineville and Canyon and her family arrived two weeks friends and neighbors for the vivors of deceased workers and for disabled insured workers. While here they visited their sis City to receive suggestions from ago to accompany her home. The beautiful floral offerings and the ters, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson of Nu ranchers and range experts in EASY TERMS! Welo said. Acres and Mrs. I. W. Edison of those areas. A third hearing is Boren family also visited her sis many acts of kindness shown us during the illness and loss of our The average monthly payment Caldwell. ters, Mrs. Loise Boren of Durkee to a retired worker in Malheur I j scheduled June 22 at Lakeview. and Mrs. Dewey Strong, and their loved one, Archie Breneman. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hansen and —Luella Breneman county is $72.56. The average nieces, Mrs. Charles Glenn and 127 Main Street Mr and Mrs. monthly payment to a disabled family of Parma were Father’s ATTENDS IDAHO MEETING Mrs. Dick Bennett. day dinner guests of her parents, OOBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Glenn Breneman worker is $84.32. Mrs. C. A. (Louise) Wernick at Mr. and Mrs. Jed Gooing. A breakdown o f beneficiary tended Grand Temple of Pythian Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gooing and [ Sisters three days last week in AIRMAN VISITS PARENTS group, number of recipients and Jimmy Ostrom, son of Mr. and annual payment of each major family of Klamath Falls and his ! Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Mrs. Wer Mrs. B. A. Ostrom, is home on parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Gooing, type being paid in Malheur coun nick is senior supreme represen returned recently from a week’s tative and a member of the law leave from the Air Force. He has ty is as follows: trip to southern 'Idaho and Utah. committee. She served as one of been serving in Korea for the past Retired workers, 1174, $1,022,- 13 months and will be stationed 172; wives or husbands, 346, $153,- They visited the LDS temple at the installing officers at the ser at Davis-Monthan Air Force base in Arizona after visiting friends 816; widows or widowers, 117, Idaho Falls and spent some time vice. and relatives in Nyssa. $87,432; mothers and children, in Salt Lake City visiting a niece, 269, $151,236; disabled workers Mr. and Mrs. Tailmage Johnson SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS and family. and dependents, 74, $60,876. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stunz and SPEND SUNDAY IN BOISE family were Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl Farr were of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sunday dinner guests and after Stunz. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bowman noon visitors in the home of their and family of Boise were after son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and noon callers in the Stunz homes. Mrs. Kenneth Chard and sons in Bowman is a brother of Mrs. Emil Eoise. Stunz. Reasonable Prices! Malheur, Harney Ranchers to Attend Hearing at Burns on Natural Resources $ll/2 Million Paid County Residents Yearly From S.S. DIAMONDS Paulus Jewelry Now in Progress . . . HEAVY ROASTING HENS and FRESH GRADED EGGS JAY BUNN Phone 372-3497 Across from Rodeo Ground Bleachers HOLD FAMILY REUNION Major and Mrs. O. W. Moore of Los Angeles are visiting his bro thers, the Tom and Max Moore families, and a sister, Mrs. John Schenk and family. Another bro ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore and family of Rupert, came Sunday and a fami ly reunion was held in Caldwell park. RETURN TO CALIFORNIA Mrs. Glenn Stephens and chil dren of Oakland, Calif., left the evening of June 12 for their home after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day of Adrian, and her brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Day, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Day. Mr and Mrs. Silas Day, all of Nyssa. Now... test drive the NEWJiEPTORNADOOHC ENGINE You’ll be amazed at its performance! Presenting the Tornado OHC, America's first overhead camshaft engine designed specially for commercial vehicles. WHM IS AN OHC ENGINE? In a conventional engine, the valves are on top—the camshaft, which operates them, down below. TheTornado- OHC has overhead valves and an overhead camshaft—which is what OHC stands for. The simplicity of this system—it has 36 fewer moving parts —makes it much more efficient. It produces 33% more power with up to 25% better gas economy — needs less maintenance and lasts much longer. COME IN AND TEST DRIVE THE TORNADO-OHC ENGINE—now available in 'Jeep Pick ups. 4 wheel drive Utility Wagons, 2 wheel drive Station Wagons and Panel Deliveries. roifftADO-offC-arour nrw Httitr nt'jtrr vkhku » ROBERTS-NYSSA, Inc. 203 Good Avanue Phone FR 2-2261 MAVERICK..................... Saturday, 5:00 p.m. FOLLOW THE SUN . . . Sunday, 8:00 p.m. TUNE-IN VISIT FROM POCATELLO Mr. and Mrs. John Penrod and sons of Pocatello left Tuesday af ter visiting several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pen rod. They also spent some time , with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Roy Fishback of New Plymouth. The two Penrod families were guests for a Father's day picnic at the Fishback home. Come see why •TZs the Water9 that makes the difference. Visitors are always welcome at the Olympia Brewing Company at Tumwater, near Olympia, Washington, 8:00 to 430 every day. 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