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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1962 • ---------- ' |KH Home Extension Unit Schedules first Meeting of Season at Fox Home By Mr*. Wil*on Witt JEWELL HEIGHTS — AKH Extension unit will meet . j p m. Thursday, Sept. 20. in jjje home of Dorothy Fox. This is .0 be an organizational and get- jupainted meeting. Everyone in vested is invited. gappy Dozen Pinochle club met friday with Sue Ashcraft in Ad- ,an Mrs. Thelma Hammon and gjs Minnie Stam attended from Jewell Heights. Mary Jarvis of Owyhee corners was a guest. jeff Hamilton stayed with Mr. jod Mrs. Dudley Kurtz over the weekend while his parents were chukar hunting. Curtis Spelman of Adrian visit ed Saturday with Greg Topi iff. Mr and Mrs. John Fahrenbruch jnd Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt .¿ok a tour of the canning factory in Nyssa Sunday afternoon. » THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON •' Mr. and Mrs. M L Kurtz took the five Highland children to Prairie City, Ore., Sunday after noon to their new home. High land has a job there at the Bates saw mill. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge left Friday evening to take their daughter, Kay, to Portland where she boarded a plane for the Ha waiian Islands. Kay will attend the University of Hawaii this year. Church Ladies Meet Today Women’s Missionary society will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Es ther Bennett in Big Bend. There will be an election and installa tion of officers at this session. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn and Kim Jensen celebrated Lynn Glenn’s seventh birthday Sunday by taking the girls to the Boise zoo and park. Mr. and Mrs. Mutt Hammon and daughter moved this week to gr«akfast Honors Students Owyhee LDS ward had a break their home in Nyssa. They are fast Sept. 3 for all seminary stu living at 513 North Fourth street. Mrs. Gene Simpson cared for dents. Bacon, pancakes and eggs were served to about 35. Those Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Simpson’s attending from Newell Heights children for a week while their were Clint Chamberlain, Mark parents went to Seattle. While Stringham, Stan Smith, Karen there they attended the fair one Simpson, Linda, Lynn and LeRoy day and visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Simpson. Barton. Mrs. Anna Pratt attended the Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Churchill | Wayne rally held Friday of La Grande spent the weekend | evening Morse in the Moore hotel at with Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn. Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and family called Sunday afternoon at Modern Pioneer Club Meets Modern Pioneer club met Sept. the Leslie Topliff home. 5 with Lillian Fahrenbruch. In Mrs. Edith Hammon left Satur attendance were 11 members. Roll day for Rupert, Idaho, where she was “Where I Spent My Va will visit her daughter, Mr. and call ” or “Where I Would Liked Mrs. Doyle Lowder, for two cation, weeks. From there she will go to Have Spent My Vacation.” Mrs. M. L. Kurtz gave a talk on to Ogden, Utah, to visit other their trip to Alaska this summer. daughters. She distributed leaflets about the Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kriegh of new state and showed some pic Buhl, Idaho, arrived Sunday and tures they had taken while there. are spending several days with Word has been received that their son, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wallace Butler has completed in Kriegh. struction on International Busi Attends Caldwell Services ness Machines at Fort Benjamin, Mrs. Anna Pratt baby-sat for Ind., and is being transferred to Mrs. Eugene Pratt Sept. 4 while San Francisco. she attended funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson a great-aunt, Mrs. Elnore Thom- and family and Ray Simpson went as, who succumbed Sept. 2. She camping and fishing Friday at lived at Caldwell and the funeral i Lost Lake. They returned home was held there. She was 87 years Sunday. old. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goss of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Simpson and Wheatland, Wyo., arrived Satur- family were Sunday dinner guests day to spend several days with of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl her brother, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Fenn. McKinley. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren of McKinley and family of Boise Parma visited Sunday afternoon were Sunday dinner guests in the in the Irvin Topliff home. McKinley home. Farewell Party Given Sunday For EOC Student By Ann Cl«av«r OWYHEE—Mr. and Mrs Dar rell Williams gave a farewell par ty Sunday for Barbara Williams, who is planning to leave soon for Eastern Oregon college in La Grande. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Homer Brewer, Mr. and Mrs Don nie Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tall man and family of Homedale. Mr. and Mrs Fred Deffer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evans of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bar ker and family of Nu Acres, Mrs. Stanley Penn and children of On tario. Mrs. T. H. Brewer’s mother, Mrs. Delia Ditty, and sister, Mrs. Mary Dodson and two boys, re turned to Lawton, Okla., last week after spending a week here They had been to the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Edwards were Friday evening dinner guests of the T. H. Brewer family. Guests at the Bob Morfitt home over Labor Day weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz and Wanda, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peutz, Jr., Debbie and Andy Peutz, La- vona and Butch McDonald, Mrs. Bill Wilson and children. The William Peutz family left Sept. 4 for McCall and returned home Sunday. Mrs. Charles Share’s grandchil dren, Chris and Susan Kay Share, visited her last week. PAGE NINE Adrian Teachers, College Students Honored Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. W Foster and 1963 Beet Acreage Mr. and Mrs Raymond Sager at To Be Unrestricted, tended a “threshing bee” Sunday at North Powder. The Nyssans Says Ag Department Proportionate share will not be were joined by the Rev. and Mrs. By Mrs. G. E. Mackey Tom Foster and family for a pic established for the 1963 crop of sugar beets, the Department of ADRIAN—A community church nic lunch. Agriculture has announced. The picnic was held Sunday at Adrian decision is being made at t.hm park honoring Adnan school tea RETURN FROM UTAH chers and students who are leav Mr and Mrs. H. E. Chamberlain time so that producers and pro may more effectively plan ing soon for college. returned home Sunday evening cessors their operations for the next crop from Utah where they visited Vernon Parker and Ernest Seu-1 their grandson, Mr and Mrs. Ray ■ year ell are conducting a Gun Safety Bybee and family a* Brigham According to the ASC County school. There are 26 members City. They also visted other committee, sugar beet proportion enrolled. ate shares are required under the relatives in Hooper and Ogden. “It’s the only thing ho’ amended Sugar act only when the Mr. and Mrs. Al Saunders of all day!” Portland visited last Thursday James Webster who were cele secretary of agriculture deter and Friday with her sister, Mr. brating their wedding anniver mines that production of sugar from any crop will be greater VISIT IN HAROLDSEN HOME and Mrs. George Cartwright. sary. than the quantity needed to en Eugene Surplus of Coeur d'Al Weekend guests at the Reuben able the beet sugar area to meet Haroldsen home were Mr and ene, Idaho, visited Saturday eve Leave for Pendleton the quota and provide a normal Mr. and Mrs. Francis Defier Mrs. Wayne Haroldsen and family ning With his cousins, Mr. and left Saturday morning to visit carryover inventory for the area. of Great Falls. Mont., and Mr. Mrs. George Cartwright. Based on probable year - end their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Mrs. Don Haroldsen of Idaho Attend Weis«r Reception supplies of beet sugar, the latest Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Orlee Sipes | Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mackey at Wiggins of Pendleton. of Homedale and Mr. and Mrs. tended an open house reception Clifford Looney left Saturday Crop Reporting board’s estimate Elwyn Haroldsen of Boise were I Sunday in Weiser honoring Mr. morning for Eugene where he is of the 1962 sugar beet crop and Sunday visitors in their parents’ and Mrs. Otto Ommert on their a junior at the University of Ore estimated production from an un restricted 1963 crop and probable home. The Wayne Haroldsens 5Oth wedding anniversary. While gon. were here to attend funeral ser there they met Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mmes. Henry Day and K. I. marketing opportunities for the vices for her father, Luther Fife. mond Ommert of T u 1 e Lake, Peterson attended a “Koffee beet sugar area, this situation is | not expected to prevail. Calif., who were their neighbors Klutch” Wednesday afternoon at VISITS IN CANADA the home of Mrs. Dale Ashcraft. GUESTS IN BOYDELL HOME I when they lived in California. Mrs. Mamie Baker left Sept. 5 Messrs, and Mmes. Bob Webster Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey and Mr. and Mrs. W J. Femen of on a 10-day vacation trip to the and Gary, Ed Waddel of Ontario Mr and Mrs. Carl Lovitt went Bremerton, Wash., are visiting her Gang ranch in British Columbia and Mrs. Melvin Sessions were to Boise Sept. 4 and brought her where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. dinner guests Saturday evening mother, Mrs. Florence Gowey, brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and : at the home of Mr. and Mrs. home with them for a visit. Melvin Sidwell. Mrs. A. H. Boydell. SEPTEMBER 13 TO 22 Visit in Skinner Home Mr. and Mrs. Bob Skinner and family of San Francisco recently spent a two-week vacation visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Claude Skinner. They went up the coast to Flor ence and visited his sister, Shir ley Skinner. 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