THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
Teachers Honor Mrs. Larry Schenk
¡Prior io Couple's Departure for Utah
Scouts Stress Physical Fitness
STRENGTHEN
By Mrs. Dick Corn
PAGE NINE
Ladies Meet for Social Afternoon
At Nu Acres Home; Cake Presented
By Farmerette Club
* Leo Sheeby, formerly of Quin
Visitors at the Ernest Stephen
NU ACRES—A group of ladies cy, Wash., now of Fruitland, and
ARCADIA—Mr. and Mrs. Larry son home Friday evening were
met last Thursday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs. Van Haueter of
Schenk left this week for Provo, Mr and Mrs. Cindy Cindell and
a social visit at the George Doh Westfall visited Friday at the
Utah, where he will enroll as a Dr. and Mrs. Bert Ross.
ner home. They spent the after- J Mike McKague home.
senior in business administration AspinwaUs Return Home
noon knitting with Mrs. Vernon ; Mrs. Mike McKague was sur
at BYU. Larry has been attend- i
Walker as instructor.
______
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Aspinwall
ing College of Idaho in Caldwell
prised on her birthday anniver
part time and farming in this returned Saturday evening from
Those present were Mmes. Wal sary Wednesday by a group of
a three-week trip. The visited his
area.
ker, LaVern Conner, Effie Niel neighbors who presented her with
son and a sister who is visiting a cake and a salad. Those present
Mrs. Schenk has been teaching brothers in Salem and Forest
Grove and her niece in Boone
from Iowa, Ted Allison. Ralph were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wil
in the primary grades of the Nys ville,
Calif.
Baxter, A. P. Chesney and Mike son, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson,
sa schools. She was honored with
McKague.
Mrs. Clyde Bowers, Mrs. Dick
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shaw and son,
a farewell party last Thursday
afternoon given by primary tea Nelson, Mrs. Dick Com. Mrs. Leon
Mrs. McKague was presented a Bob.
Price, Mrs. Harley Noah and Mrs.
chers with whom she worked.
birthday cake while there
Attend Provo Banquet
Wilbur Atherton were guests at a
Mrs. Ralph Baxter returned re
Guests last week at the John party last Thursday afternoon at
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daudt of cently
from Salt Lake City where
the
home
of
Mrs.
Orland
White.
Schenk home were his mother,
Jordan Valley visited recently
she visited for two weeks with
Mrs. Martina Schenk; his brother,
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowers and
her brother and sister and attend
Parley Schenk, and his sisters, daughters visited Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shaw were ed a retirement banquet for her
Mrs. Lona Whitely and Mrs. Katy at the Clyde Bowers home.
pleasantly surprised on Jan. 30 by husband and Bill Jackman of Pro
Jensen, all of Bancroft, Idaho.
a visit from Joe Edwards of Nyssa vo, Utah. Baxter and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Orland White and
They were here to attend funeral i Mr. and Mrs. Neil Petterson at
and his daughter, Mrs. Helen Mrs. Maylin Maxfield flew down
services for a cousin in New Ply tended the Winter Roundup be
St. Clair of Albany, Ore.
Jan. 26 and returned home Sun
mouth.
ginners’ square dance festival at
Mrs. Alida Smit and John were day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Boyack Nampa Friday evening. Petterson
recent dinner guests at the home
Mrs. Effie Nielson, Clifford Mi-
and Nancy of Meridian spent the was master of ceremonies for the
of Glen Gallant in Goodrich, Ida ken and Mrs. Claude Brindley of
weekend with her parents, Mr, last half of the program. Several
be prepared
ho.
Avoca, Iowa, spent a recent
and Mrs. Otis Bullard. The Boy other couples from the local
Mrs.
George
Dohner
and
Mrs.
afternoon at the Ralph Baxter
befit
acks and the Bullards visited Chicks and Chucks dance club at
LaVem Conner called Wednesday home.
Sunday afternoon at the Lester tended.
morning at the Mike McKague
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brindley
Reece home.
Hosts oeneiu
Benefit vonee
Coffee
home.
of Avoca, Iowa, were recent guests
Visit From La Grande
Mrs. Orland White was hostess
of his sister, Effie Nielson. Clif
Move to Community
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coleman ' for a March of Dimes coffee hour 1
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Herrington ford Nielson of Ontario, Effie
and family of La Grande visited at her home Wednesday morning
and family from Boise have mov Nielson and the Brindleys went
FEBRUARY 7-13, 1963
Sunday at the home of his par- (with 10 people present. Fifteen
to Othello, Wash., Jan. 25 to visit
ed into the Art Hann place.
Clifton and Kathleen Nielson.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cole dollars was donated for the March
BOY
SCOUTS
OF
AMERICA
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
P.
Chesney
of Dimes campaign.
man.
Howard Heath of Orando,
held an auction sale Monday at
Mr. and Mrs. Orland White vis
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wilson
their home. The Chesneys plan Wash., was a recent overnight
Scout Week Celebrates 53rd Anniversary
and family of Payette were last ited Thursday evening at the
to move to Nyssa very soon. The guest in the LaVern Conner home.
Physical fitness, one of the principal aims of the Boy
Heath is a brother of Mrs. Con
Thursday evening dinner guests home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Price.
sale
was well attended.
Scouts of America for 53 years, is receiving special empha
Dorothy Houston of Boise vis
at the George Coleman home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Chesney and ner and was enroute to Denver,
sis during Scout Week in ’’ "binary by the organization's
The dinner was in honor of the ited during the weekend at the
5,210,000 members. The tl
e, “Strengthen America—Be
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Allison were Colo.
birthday anniversaries of Mrs. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Prepared—Be Fit”, as shown on the new» 1963 Scout Week
Mrs. George Dohner and Mrs.
dinner guests last Thursday at the
Cecil Houston.
poster, will be dramatized during special meetings on nearly
Wilson and Janet Coleman.
Mike McKague home. The din Merl Wilhite visited Jan. 28 with
135,000 Cub Scout packs. Boy Scout troops, and Explorer
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers and
ner was in honor of Mrs. Ches Mrs. Barnhart. Mrs. Dohner and
Mr. and Mrs. Parley Feik visit
units.
Mrs. Wilhite went to Greenleaf
ed Monday with her aunt, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Houston tra
ney’s birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Edith Durham is recuper that evening to a meeting of
Myron Lyon, and other relatives veled to Vale Saturday to take
pictures of the flood area.
in Caldwell.
ating from a serious attack of the Women’s Missionary union. The
speaker was Laura Shask who re
flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Everton of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. John King of Pay cently returned to Boise after
Nampa visited last weekend at and family of Nu Acres visited
ette visited Jan. 27 at the home three years of teaching at a school
the home of her parents, Mr. and Sunday at the home of her par
for American children of Air
of Thomas Evans.
Mrs. Parley Feik.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Faries.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Feik spent
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells and fam
By Mrs. Waldo Smalley
last weekend in Portland visiting Arcadia Sunshine club will meet
ily were Jan. 27 dinner guests of
APPLE
VALLEY
—
Apple
Val
today,
Feb.
7,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
relatives.
ley 4-H club members met Satur Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tuttle of No
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers vis Arie Bakker.
tus.
day
ited Sunday at the home of his
Karma Kesler drove to Sun home. evening at the Harry Ray
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley
father, Charles Bowers in Adrian. Valley Friday with several friends
visited
Friday with Mrs. Al
In the afternoon the Bowers fam to spend the weekend. They en Discussion was on their differ
who is in the Caldwell
ilies traveled to Weiser to view countered some floods near Good ent projects and discipline. Carol Grimes,
hospital.
Mrs. Grimes had a bad
Ann Booth and Jackie Milhollin
the flood.
ing on the trip home.
gave a short skit. Mrs. Ray and fall Tuesday in the kitchen at the
College of Idaho where she is
Beckie served refreshments.
employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston were Sewards Have Grandson
Jan. 16 guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward
Bob Shippy of Weiser. The Ship- are grandparents of a baby boy
pys recently moved from Boise to born Jan. 29 to their son-in-law
Weiser.
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shippy of Pierce of Pocatello. The baby has
Weiser, Mr. and Mrs. John Boston been named Kent Leon. Mrs.
and Kim, Mrs. Dick Harris and Seward left last Thursday to help
family of Ontario were Sunday her daughter and to see her new
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. grandson.
Earl Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. William Butler
and Mr. and Mrs. Banta were
Participate in Tourney
Betty Jurries, Norma Nelson, Monday dinner guests of Mr. and
Dorothy Anderson, Lenna Mae Mrs. Alva Hill. Mrs. Banta was
Hayton, Bonnie Nichols and Nao honored guest as it was her birth
mi Fritts participated in a bowl day anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ruse and
ing tournament Saturday and
family of Caldwell were Sunday
Sunday at Gay Way junction.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Poulson and dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
family of Boise were weekend Alva Hill.
Mrs. Jack Wilson took her mo
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Ends-
ther, Sara Miller, Gertrude Hicks
! ley.
and Elsie Robinson to Caldwell
Mrs. Beverly Hansen and Steve Friday. The latter two women
of Ten Davis and Mrs. Dean Haile visited in the Rueben Henshaw
Water and land together with adequate financing make modem and Bobbie of Nyssa were Sun home.
agriculture prosperous. You too can use a Land Bank Loan to day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smalley
I Gooing.
and sons of Payette were Sunday
provide irrigation, buy or improve land, purchase livestock, equip
of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
ment or buildings. Land Bank Loans are preferred for their low SATURDAY EVENING GUESTS guests
Smalley.
interest costs, long term flexibility, and unlimited prepayment
Pastor and Mrs. John Milbrath,
Mrs. Brumbaugh and Mrs. Anna
privileges without penalty. Get the facts at our office, from men [ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kurtz, Mrs. Boston visited recently with Mr.
Virgie Rookstool and Vern Duus and Mrs. Earl Boston. During the
who know farming and ranching.
WISH WE HAD MODERN
were Saturday evening guests of evening Mr. and Mrs. Boston took
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
Schoen.
The
Mrs. Brumbaugh through the
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evening was spent playing pi sugar factory and Mrs. Anna Bos
FLAMELESS LAUNDERING
nochle.
FEDERAL LAND BANK
ton visited with Mrs. Sara Miller.
Mrs.
Marshall
Hays
and
chil
ASSOCIATION OF
RETURNS FROM KENNEWICK dren and Miss Ruth Weed of «
ONTARIO. OREGON
Mrs. R. G. Larson, Sr., returned Caldwell were recent Wednesday
Old-fashioned laundry methods are as
home recently after spending a afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
151 Southwest First
week
with
her
son-in-law
and
Waldo
Smalley.
Miss
Weed
was
Phone 889-6462
hard on clothing as they are on the
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Bauer and sons in Kennewick.
Hays that evening.
housewife. Winter winds tear at the
I
SCOUT WEEK
Apple Valley 4-H Club Members Hold
Discussion on Projects and Discipline
BLACKBURNS ANNOUNCE
GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTERS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Black
bum have received word of the
birth of two great - granddaugh
ters, both bom Saturday, Feb. 2.
Parents of the infants are Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Beasley of Cortez,
Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Glenn of Adrian.
The Beasleys named their baby
Elizabeth Dawn, while Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn have named their
daughter Amy Elizabeth.
GUESTS IN TODD HOME
Mrs. Helen Hopkins of Notus
and her son, Capt. Claire Hopkins
of Korea, were Jan. 30 dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Todd.
Capt. Hopkins had been called
home from Korea due to the
death of his father whose funeral
was held Jan. 21.
Force personnel. She showed col
ored slides and gave a report of
her work in Japan. A silent auc
tion was held at the meeting.
Mrs. George Pulsipher, accom
panied by Mrs. Helen Mitchell
and daughter, Judy, recently vis
ited with the former’s daughter,
Mrs. Jean Haggerty.
Miss Leia Fry and a group of
girls from Nu Acres attended a
recent junior high basketball
game in Middle ton. The group
consisted of seventh and eighth
grade students.
Frank Fry and Don Barker
went to New Plymouth Jan. 26
to take a test for FFA State Far
mer degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Robertson
and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Keck of
Portland recently visited several
days in the Sherman Keck home.
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and
HEATING
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