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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE FOUR Two Couples Visit Places of Interest In California, Return Home Feb. 2 Old li/mt/t Four Ladies Honored at Sunday Event in Hoffman Home By Roxy Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Duncan Mrs. Alva Goodell attended a BUENA VISTA — Sunday din knitting class meeting at the and daughter of Jordan Valley ner guests in the home of Mr and Kenneth Toomb home in Nyssa were Jan. 26 evening visitors of Joel Price went with a group By Mr«. O. P. Council Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff. Oth Mrs Silas Hoffman were Mr and Monday evening of last week. I from Adrian last weekend to the Mr and Mrs Larry Holmes ar.d SUNSET VALLEY — Mr and FFA district meeting in Halfway er recent guests in the Topliff Mrs Weir Hoffman of Boise. Mr Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jensen family of Westfir are visiting his Mrs Robert Munn took Mr and home were Mr. and Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Claude Day of Adrian. were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs George Cooper parents. Mr. and Mrs Rolland Mrs Clyde Bybee to California Gressley, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd I Mrs. Esther Stephen. Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell. ber the good old where they toured a good part of i of Wilder spent Sunday with her Holmes. Topliff and Mrs. George Cleaver Mrs Glenn Hoffmar. and Glenda, days when you had to wait ! Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie. The Return From Nebraska the state Among other attractions brother, the E B. Smith family Mr and Mrs. Clifford Coleman Out Our Way club members they saw Disneyland and Knott's of the Mitchell Butte vicinity. for a high wind to see ■ pair ■ dinner was in observance of the Mr and Mrs. Jim Ritchie and had a chicken dinner Wednesday and girls of La Grande spent the Recent overnight guests at the Berry Farm weekend visiting her parents. Mr of legs?” | birthday anniversaries of the Robert returned home Jan. 22 of last week at Ontario, given by They were gone approximately Charles Schweizer home were and Mrs Frank Jayo. Mr ar.d I three Hoffman ladies and Mrs from Nebraska where they at the losers of the secret pal 1962 tended the 60th wedding anniver. guessing contest for the winners. j Stephen. 10 days, returning home Satur | their grandchildren, Lynn and Mrs Don Eaton and children of Stacy Glenn of Newell Heights. San Jose. Calif., who are spending Mrs Kenneth Reece and family 1 sary of Jim’s parents. Mr. and day. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Students Attend Skating Party Kim and Andy Jensen. their vacation here. Mr. and Mrs in Nyssa. j Mrs. Howard Day of Lake Owy- Mrs R. C. Ritchie at Sargent, Several FFA and FHA students Neb A Ritchie family reunion Jayo entertained Saturday even Mr. and Mrs. David Alexander Attends Ceramic Meeting Couple Visits in Nampa ; hee who visited during the even- from this community attended an was held Jan. 16 at Broken Bow. ing with dinner for Mr and Mrs and children went to Nampa Jan. Mr and Mrs. W P. Hendricks ’ ing in the Ritchie home. Mrs Wilbur Chapin attended a skating lake It was the first time the family I i ice --------- _ . party . on Arcadia --------- 24 to celebrate the birthday an I recent meeting of the Ida - Ore Eaton and children. Mrs Marv spent Monday in Nampa visiting niversaries of Mrs Alexander and i Ceramic club at the home of Mr Eaton of Emmett, Mr. and Mrs. her sister. Mrs Nellie Montague, j Mr and Mrs. Alva Goodell at had all been together in 32 years recently and later enjoyed a chili Mr. and Mrs Ritchie and Robert feed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. her sister. and Mrs. Guess Huff in Wilder Clifford Coleman and girls, Mr Mr. and Mrs Virgil Viers of tended a party Saturday evening were also guests at the home of Carl Devin in Nyssa. and Mrs Tom Jayo and Anna Mr. and Mrs Irvin Durfee and Mr and Mrs Ora Newgen vis Kingman Kolony were Sunday in the Cliff Harris home at Lin Mrs. George Cleaver of Nyssa JoAnn attended the recent Gold ited recently with Lee Ellis of Marie. afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs coln Heights. Other guests were her brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Hugh Hoffman at Calla- 1 visited Jan. 27 in the Delbert and Green ball at the LDS stake Oravada in a Boise hospital where Sunday Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs Buster Talbot. Mr. Glenn Brown. way. Neb. and at the home of her cleaver and Alva Goodell homes, house in Nyssa. They later went ' he had eye surgery. They also and Mrs. Jess Asumendi and Mr Mr and Mrs. Austin Goodson Bob Holmes and Barbara were niece. Mrs Larry Nansel and Saturday dinner guests in the to the Merrill Call home on New I went to the Veterans’ hospital to and Melvin of Parma. Bob, Billy, Jan. 29 dinner guests of Mr. and , and Mrs Kenneth Jensen. family at Kearney, Neb. Delbert Cleaver home were Bill ell Heights for a potluck supper. i get Bill Plagar of Parma to take Bobby and Barbara Hoimes were Mrs Wayne Shuster at Gay Way Leah Whipple attended a birth-1 Guests in the Eugene Stephen Bishop and Reuben Rodríguez. Mrs. John Reffett visited Satur ; him to his home. Mrs Plagar and Sunday dinner guests of Mrs junction. day party Sunday afternoon at _ Herb Booth of Quincy, Wash., day with Mrs Bessie Cloninger her sister. Elinor Freese of Coos Alice Holmes Bob Holmes. Bobby and Billy the Pat Dority home in Nyssa home Jan. 17, helping Stuart cele- brate his fifth birthday anniver-1 LeSiie Topliff and Glenn'Hoffmarl in the Malheur Memorial nursing Bay were recent visitors in the Mr and Mrs. Frank Byers were attended a Cub Scout pack meet- honoring Triena Rinehart, Newgen home. home. Sunday dinner guests of their son. ing Sunday evening at the Owy- j Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dail, Mr. sary were Mr and Mrs Joe Ste- visited on the afternoon of Jan. A card party for 12 guests was, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newgen re- Mr and Mrs Stanley Byers and hee church. Later in the evening and Mrs. Joe Stephen. Mr. and phen and family and Mrs. Esther 21 with Silas Hoffman. an<j Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver ____ _ held Saturday evening at the cently went to the home of her boys in Ontario. Bob joined his wife at Maudie Mrs. Bill Richesin and Mr. and Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. George Hankins spent five days recently visiting home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene parents, Mr and Mrs. George M Mr. and Mrs. W P Hendricks Owens cafe in Payette for a steak Mrs Jack Ward were among those Wilson in Nyssa, to help cele were Sunday evening dinner dinner given for employees and attending the We-2 party at the of Caldwell and Harley Winter relatives in California. Mrs. Clea- Stephen. Arthur Skogan home last Thurs- of Ontario were Jan. 27 dinner ver’s grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell brate Wilson’s birthday anniver guests of their daughter, Mr. and. their husbands guests in the Howard Finger Simpson, has been quite ill. They day evening. and Mr. and Mrs. A T. Knowles sary. The Don Wilsons took a J home. also visited Mrs. Cleaver’s brother birthday cake which was served went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guests in Topliff Home Brian Cleaver, Scott and Bruce and sisters. Phillip Mitchell last Thursday with ice cream. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Topliff Goodell were recent overnight evening to celebrate Ronnie Mit Mr and Mrs. Bob Newgen vis and family of Hazelton, Idaho, guests of their grandmother. Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver ited Jan. 25 with her sister. Mrs chell's birthday anniversary.. and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver were weekend guests of his par George Cleaver in Nyssa. Mr and Mrs Lewis Mitchell John Anderson and family in went to Boise Jan. 26 to see ents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Payette their uncle, Ben Cleaver, who is Public relationwise. Rachel Carson’s book on pesticides Irvin Topliff of Adrian was also Ladies Plan Club Party Mr and Mrs. Billy E Hadley has dealt agriculture and pesticide applicators a blow which Walter Hillis. Recent Monday guests of Mrs. quite ill at the Veterans’ hospital a Sunday dinner guest there. Af Glenn Hoffman were Mmes. Si- there. Mr. and Mrs Clifford Cates and and children of Boise were re will linger on for the next few years. ternoon callers were Mrs Ethel 1 a s Hoffman, Esther Stephen. children of Caldwell visited Sat cent Sunday dinner guests of her | Goodell. Mr. and Mrs Raymond The impact can only be overcome by factual not narrow Mrs. Guy Tanner spent Jan. 21 urday evening with her sister, the parents. Mr and Mrs. George or biased, information to the public—information that admits Goodell and family of Ontario Mancil Bishop. Delbert Cleaver in Emmett with her mother, Mrs. Folkman. Tamara remained for a and Leslie Topliff. The ladies Jessie Pearson, who was not too Harold Snyder family. dangers and possibilities of damage but accents the choice and Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Topliff of were week with her grandparents planning a club party. Mrs well. Nyssa. Visitor« From Wisconsin between possible effects from* -------------------------------------- Mrs Clifford Cates and chil Hoffman served cookies and cof- Mr. and Mrs. Charley Marvin dren of Caldwell spent the eve untrained use and what life Oregon legislature will restudy | Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams were , fee. Sunday dinner guests in the Art of Parma brought her brother and ning of Jan. 27 at the home of would be without benefit of the entire field of herbicide Mrs. Esther Stephen attended sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Not- I her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ed pesticides. (chemzcal weed killers) control Norland home at Ontario. i funeral services in Nampa Friday Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Peterson ley Ross of Superior, Wis., to visit Price. These are some of the com and urged a crash program for of Elkhorn. Iowa, were recent for Mrs. Mary MacArthur. Mr. and Mrs Ernie Princehouse ments J. F. Short, direct«-, state research on drift damage Saturday afternoon at the home — and — Mrs. Esther Stephen was a of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder. of Ontario were recent Friday department of agriculture, made Short expressed hope that the weekend guests of her uncle and recent evening dinner guest of dinner guests of Mr and Mrs aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Ste Mr. and Mrs Hobart Dimmett General Repairs to Oregon pesticide applicators in legislature will give adequate fi j Mrs. Edith Whipple, Kenneth and and Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dim John Reffett. the closing talk before their three- nancial support to Oregon State phen. TRUCKS — TRACTORS Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith and ' Leah. mett, all of Nyssa, and Mr. and Spend Week in California day short course sponsored by the university for continued effective Martin and Theresa Tanner daughters of Nyssa were Sunday research in the field of livestock, Mrs Harold Snyder and children CARS — MACHINERY Mrs. Vern Garner cared for the department and Oregon State uni plant pest and disease control, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. helped their sisters, Barbara and were recent dinner guests at the children of her daughter, Mrs. versity Dec 17-19. j Audrey, move Jan. 26 to a new home of Mr and Mrs. Ed Price. Robert Munn, while Mr. and Mrs. Examples of good effects of weed control, range improvement Russell Talbot. apartment in Boise. Mrs. Lester Cleaver and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price, Sr., and Munn and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde pesticide usage can be as sensa and soil sterilization. Mrs. Margaret Perrot of Wilder Most of these problems involve Glenn Hoffman attended a Joel visited Sunday with their Bybee went to California for a tional as the opposite picture, he REPAIR SHOP 22 county PTA meeting in was a Jan. 27 dinner guest of in one way or another the agri daughter, Mrs. Orville Groves week. emphasized 111 Bower Nyssa Mrs. Esther Stephen and Willy. tario. cultural sprays and dusts. and family at Parma. Price Urge« Safe Handling and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Teague and Manufacturers, he said, should daughter of Nyssa and John and children of rural Adrian Knottin^ham were Sunday din spent a recent Sunday evening continue t o develop maximum ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank with his parents, Mr. and Mrs safety with effectiveness, should Ira Price, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl not soft - pedal the unavoidable Holub. Mr. and Mrs. Notley Ross of Province of Caldwell were after and inherent dangers and every one concerned should, above all, Superior, Wis., visited Saturday noon visitors. Mrs. O. H. Schweizer spent a constantly emphasize the need for afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ira recent weekend in Burns with safe and proper handling. The Price, Sr. her son, Robert and family. least slip now, he declared, will Attend Pinochle Party Mr. ana Mrs Magnus Ekanger, be sensationalized even though Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Asumendi Mr. and Mrs Bill Richesin and caused by carelessness of one in attended a pinochle party Satur family and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew dividual. day at the Clifford Harris home Ekanger went to Caldwell Jan. 27 Short suggested schools for in Ontario. to help Ben Ekanger celebrate his careful training and education of Mrs. Frank Holub attended a birthday anniversary. You’re probably paying the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweizer the farmer, so he may protect his recent County Extension commit Luxurious interiors A 307 dec price of a LeSabre by orator trims, durable vinyl or workmen, animals and crops — tee meeting at the home of Mrs attended recent funeral services fabric Exclusive Advanced training as careful as commercial Buick—why not own one? Thrust engineering <9> Arrow for Frank Zellar in Ontario. Dwight Mason in Apple Valley. straight tracking <9 Wildcat 401 applicators undergo. LeSabre 2-door sedan shown below-$2869.* V-8 Action <9 Surging Turbine ¿XXXXX3OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOÇ •B0Md on ManofKtarw's Saunted fetal Pre« tec Drive* * Substantial Buick ride Short predicted the current thu LeSabre 2-dooc «adan 'includes reimburse ♦ Front and rear floor "moun- ment for Federal Excise Tax and Suggested Dealer public uneasiness will result in tain" gone * Big, roomy trunk. Delivery and Handling Charge) transportattal charges. State and local taxes, accessories and • OpUon,, al axtra eml tendency of lawmakers, on both optional equipment additional. state and federal levels, to impose tighter and tighter restrictions on EASY TERMS! the industry unless those who are closest to use of the products "keep the public away from the 127 Main Street — Nyssa panic button.” ;i:> "V He further predicted the 1963 Improved carburetion for better By Peggy Brown I Stress Good and Admit Bad Effects' Is Advice to Pesticide Applicators WELDING KYGAR'S LESABRE Think Twice ADD UP THE MllllS r,i DIAMONDS Savings (Dill Be Fun Paulus Jewelry ■ e’ gas mileage in '63 ^15' wheels stretch tire life <g> Finned alumi num front brakes—linings last longest Buick’s high quality engineering cuts upkeep costs • Long life aluminized muffler. SEED GRAIN CERTIFIED and UNCERTIFIED STOCK * Alfalfa ★ Clover * Pasture Grass ★ Wheal ★ Barley ★ Oats * Field Seed .. Mixed io Order * Garden Seed ★ Flower Seeds RECORD NUMBERS SHARING BUICK SUCCESS! 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