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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1962 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Visitor Celebrates 82nd Anniversary Enroute to World s Fair in Seattle VISITS IN BOISE Mrs Reuben Haroldsen spent several days last week visiting her son and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs Elwyn Haroldsen and daughter in Boise OREGON TH A I!— MRS. U.S. SAVINGS BONDS or 1962 * Mrs V.rgil V.er« and Mr and By Ruifc Bowen Mrr Bill Randolph of Be.nd re jKSf* padm MKDCFPAAtrs KINGMAN KO1XJNY — Mrs turned home Labor Day from 1 /> amlfga ' conn st Mary I^eadeT and Mrs Berth* ‘ Twr. Falls where they had spent MFC.. EMIT TERPALL OF ST. Tilley of Buhl. Idaho spent last r several days visiting the ladies’ H elens , ope ., ismrs . a s. Thursday night with the Wesley mother Mr» C W Brown samngs bonds of ryu. hrs . Piercys as they were enroute to TE PRALL '5 COOK, H opl E f E í P íp , Mrr Ron. Thompson and Colette the World’s Fair in Seattle MrUJft'ER AND RE NW SHER OF of Boise spent several days this Mr* Leader'» «2nd birthday an week at the Herschel Thompson HER OYPJ FURNYTVRE/ niversary was celebrated that , home while Ron attended a dis- SHE ALSO BUpS evening with ice cream and -she ’ tnct game commission meeting at U.S. SAVINGS BONDS RE&ULARL/ ANO with the Carl Piercy. Thurmar 1 Bend ENCOCHAGES HER Piercy and Roy Mechanr. fam lie« Mr and Mrs Henry Schaffeld THREE SMALL SONS ir. attendance of Jam.eson were Thursday eve TO DAYE AT SCHOOL ning dinner guests at the Herschel AfTH US. SAVINGS Mi ana Mi* Ear, C ai.a o an, and J Thompson home and visited their STAMPS. fan-.ly of Wilder spent Sunday daughter. Mr*. Ron Thompson. evening visiting Mrs. Richard While in Acapulco. Mexico, Pete Callaham and children Franks caught a sail fish weigh Ed HowelJ and Mr Rush of Big ing 115 pounds MARGIN OF lATETT Bea.' Lake, Calif were guests Skinner* Arrive for Visit Saturday at the Willis Conant bOiZP hAW//z A DOfHS) Mr and Mrs Bob Skinner and home They were in the valley AMERICAN fl YER LASSOED family of California arrived Mon on business A U.S. Stgfc PERISCOPE AtD day evening to spend a two-week Mr arid Mrs Thomas Sent ac- YAS TCMYED TO SAFETY compar ,ed Mr and Mrs Bruce vacation at the parental homes of Pinkston of Parma to Silver City Mr and Mr* John Thiel and Mr and Mrs Claude Skinner Sunday on an outing Mrs Bill Van DeWater and Villi in Calluier Homa Kent of Big Bend were Sunday Mr- Mary Pcrvey and son, Val- afternoon visitors at the Carl DOLLARS... gen«- and his fiancee of Hazelton, Be gem an home In the evening Idaho, vis.ted Saturday at the Wi Mr and Mrs Wilson Witt were ®/ot/ nvestw as. V tings bonds go pj & ht to yortc ley Cailister home They later at coffee guests **FOR ^CKAt GCNNTFV NDYY, AS NELL AS FOR ÌOcR FUTURE. Mr and Mrs Weihe and daugh tend.ng a wedding in Nyssa, at which Vai gene served as best ter Nikki of Caidwell spent Sun mar. The Povey» are former day at the Bernal Maytoon home VISIT AT UMATILLA Mrs Dale Ashcraft entertained neighbors of the Callisters Mis« Jeanmne Wynn left Mon at her nome Wednesday for the Mr and Mrs Owen Gann visit day for Ricks College at Rexburg, "Koffee Klutch ” ed during the Labor Day weekend Mrs Bill Toomb, Mrs Wesley Idaho, where she will attend with their son-in-law and daugh Piercy and Mrs Dale Ashcraft school this year ter. Mr. and Mrs Danny Norland While on a recent tnp, Mr and played cards Friday with the and family at Umatilla The group Mrs Earl Kygar visited in nor- Happy Dozen Pinochle club at the picnicked at Laemon Hot Springs there Idaho and at William Lake. home of Mrs William Ashcraft in I near Ukiah and fished on Camas By Farmerette« Club B C . where they were guests of Adrian River. the Tuffy Derricks and Houston Visit Coupla in Hospital NU ACRES — M m Kathleen Dunaways Returning via Seattle, Mr. and Mrs Wesley Piercy Keck won $10 for having the SPEND WEEKEND ON COAST the-, spent several days at the drove to the Caldwell hospital most first places at the Payette Mr and Mrs Walt Looney vis World’s Fair. ited during Labor Day weekend Saturday to see Mr and Mrs Will county fair in New Plymouth. Mrs Earl Kygar spent three Hawkm- of Cui ter, Wash, who This community is proud of | with her brother-in-law and sis days last week in Jordan Valley were recently injured in a car Kathleen for the excellent work ( ter, Mr and Mrs Wayne Knighten helping her daughter, Mrs Jerry train wreck near Caldwell. Mrs. I j she is doing in 4-H club work. I in Eugene. The two couples went Gordon deep - sea fishing at Winchester Hawkins is in critical condition, | Cheryl and Carol Brock spent while her husband was not so Mr and Mrs Herman Springen Bay. Sunday with the.r grandmother, seriously injure« i of Apple Valley visited Friday af Mr Edith Prose- of Big Bend, Mr. and Mrs Wesley Piercy ternoon with Mr. and Mrs Mike and attended a family picnic in wer« guest* for Sunday dinner at I McKague Parma the Herb Thoma home in Weiser ; Miss Judy Stohler left last Sun Pollyanna Club Meets Friday night dinner guests at day to attend Link’s Business Pollyanna c’ b .-net Thursday the Wesley Piercy home were Mr school in Boise Judy will be afternoon at Um home of Mrs. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft, Mr and taking executive secretarial work Julian Stohler plans to return Herschel Thoetpwn with 10 mem Mrs William Toomb and Mr and Thursday to college in Texas. ber* and one guest, Mrs Ron Mrs Herb Thomas of Weiser. Thompson of Boise, in attendance. Mr and Mrs Marvin Bowers, | Family M ovm to Boisv After the business meeting a so Doug and Debbie of Adrian were Mrs Arvin Kersey and three cial hour was enjoyed with re- Wednesday evening visitors at the sons moved last Saturday to their freshment* being served by the Charlie Bowers home I new home in Boise. hostess and Mrs Marie Earp, Mr and Mrs. Lynn Hurst and ' Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKague hostess. Next meeting will David were Sunday evening visit I spent last Sunday visiting in John held with Mrs Johnny Thiel. ors at the Bill Toomb home Day and Canyon City, Ore. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Sibert and son Jimmie of Superior, Neb, visited last weekend with Mr and Mrs. A P Chesney. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pitman of Vale visited last Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Vernon Walker Mr. and Mrs Len Dykstra of Ontario and Mr and Mrs Mike McKague spent I^abor Day week end at Donnelly, Idaho. They were fishing on Cascade Lake. Miss K. Keck Wins For Most Firsts' At Payette Fair Former School Friends Visit Gressley Couple By Peggy Brown Dr and Mrs C A Law of Den ver, Colo, and Mrs Keith Terry of Twin Falls were recent house guests otf Mr and Mrs Russell Gressley The Laws left Sept 4 for Seattle ■ to attend the World's Fair Mrs Terry left Sept 5 for her home in Twin Falis They are former ■ school friends of Mrs Gressley Mrs Bob Bowen ana family of Vale were Saturday afternoon visitors in the Johr. Bretz home Mr and Mrs Dick Han ana sou of Merrill, Ore., were Sunday af ternoon visitors in the David Sav age home Mrs. Edith Whipple and Leah I were Sunday dinner guests of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Seuell and family Patty Seuell returned home with her grand mother to spend the night. Peggy Seuell was a Friday over night guest of Linda Wilson Miss Hartley Visits Parents Jo Ann Hartley of Salt Lake City spent Labor Day weekend visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs Sam Hartley. Mr and Mrs Tom Morrow and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Glenn Brown Mrs Alfred Adams. DeAr.n and Richard visited Saturday after noon with Glenda in the Glenn Brown home. Mrs. Glenn Brown and Timmie accompanied Glenda to Boise Fri day to visit Mrs. Pat Harwell. They also visited Mrs. Dale Con ant and Randy in Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Tom Javo and Anna Marie spent Sunday at John Day at the Charles Wilden ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson visited Tuesday evening in the Bob Adams home. Buena Vista By Ann Cleaver Amy Topliff has been ill and had several visitors the past week Among them were Irvin Topi iff, Mr and Mrs Leroy Herrman, the Rev and Mrs Paul Ludlow. Mr and Mrs Russell Gressley. Mr and Mrs Alva Goodell, Jr., and Onr.a Cleaver Mrs. Aizina Salter visited Fn- day afternoon with Mrs Guy Tan ner. William T. Orr visited from Thursday to Saturday with the Lester Cleaver family Mrs Ruth McArthur. Mr and Mrs. Don McArtftur and son. Wil- liam and Esther Stephen picnick. ed Sunday at Succor Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Rookstool of Orc vada. Nev, Mr and Mrs. A. O. Houtman of Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eden and Jerry were re- HOOPERS RETURN HOME Mr and Mrs Delbert Hooper and granddaughters. Kathy and Brenda, returned home Sept 4 after spending the weekend in Utah They attended "Tomato Days" in Hooper and "Roy Days” in Roy. Both celebrations are held during Labor Day weekend VISIT FROM WASHINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Frank White of Sunnyside, Wash , visited Satur day evening with cousins. Mr and Mrs George McKee cent guests at the Jim Eden resi dence. Jack Bowen and family visited Friday at the LaVem Cleaver home. FACTORY I Representative Days! Besiway Building Center Brings to Nyssa, Factory Representatives From the Four Leading Manufacturers in the United States! ». M. WAKELEE Stanley Tool & Hdwe. Co. Masonite Corporation Physicians and Surgeons Dave will demonstrate the Stanley Tools . . . Both Power and Hand. Let Bruce show you the line of Masonite, or Hardboard Products. K. E. KERBY, M. D. K. A. DANFORD. M. D. Any questions about tools? PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY FALL Fertilization Physicians and Surgeons Dial 372-2241 Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to & p.m. Daily Except Saturday and Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. MAULDING CLINIC L. A. Mau ldlnq. M. D. Physician and Surgao* Dial 372-221« Hours. 10 to 12 and 2 to S p.m. Daily Except Saturday and Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. DAVE HAS THE ANSWERS! BILL OSBORNE Devoe & Reynolds, Inc. DAVID W. SARAZIN, M. D. PRACTICE It's a sound farming practice to apply Simplot Fertilizers in the Fall. You enhance your chances of growing a profitable crop in several ways. Simplot Ammonium Phosphates supply Nitrogen to aid in decomposition of organic residues, improving your soil. The phosphate gets well established in the root zone for next year’s growing. Many farmers also broadcast Simplot Triple Superphosphate for Fall plow down. Not only does Fall fertilization save valu able time in the Spring, but your crops get off to a faster start, yield more. Your near by Simplot dealer can help you with your choice of analysis and application rate. ,OW FERTU-/>. Physician and Surgeon Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon. -Phone»— Office 372-3305 Res 372-3173 Office: 213 Main Street Come in and let Bill solve your Paint Problems. Dentists J. R- CUNDALL Dentili 17 South Third Street Dial 372-353« Nyssa Oregon J. W. OLSEN. D.M.D. DENTAL OFFICE Seventh and Bower Ave. Dial 372-3311 Nyssa Oregon Veterinarians TREASURE VALLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL 407 Main St Dial 372-3567 Nyssa, Oregon Dr. B. E. Rose Nyssa — 372-3532 Dr. R. W. Faulk ^OT FERTIV-VT^’ BRUCE PICKETT Parma — 4 2731 Large and Small Animals BILL HAS THE ANSWERS! Any questions on their use or what they will do ... BRUCE CAN ANSWER THEM! JOHN »AVIS Wood Conversion Co. Insulation Troubles? John can answer all questions. Let John show you the New Ceiling Tile and the new way to lower a ceiling! Tuesday, September 18th Co^ee and ^bontfJtnuii. FREE BALLOONS FOR KIDS Accompanied by Their Parenls A Besiway 707 Adrian Boulevard NYSSA. OREGON Phone 372-2237
