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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY H, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON Nyssa High School Exchange Student Brother's Illness Summons Crocker To Speak at Extension Unit Meeting On Oklahoma Trip ¡ -Heart Disease is No. 1—■ Killer in U.S. | By Mrs. O. P. Counsil SUNSET VALLEY—Tri-Valley Extension unit will meet at 2 o’- clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Chapin. Lesson will be led by Mrs. Fred Arai and Mrs. E. B. Smith. Rosa Alvarez, exchange student from Chile, will give a talk on her country and will answer questions of general interest. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hobson and By Roxy Ritchie grandson, Jimmy Langley, were OWYHEE — Earl Crocker went Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ^rs- Homer Brewer and family, to Pawnee, Okla., last week to Barbara Brewer was home over be with a brother, Jack Crocker, the weekend from Eastern Ore- who is quite ill. The day after he arrived there one of his sis- gon college at La Grande. ters-in-law, Mrs. I. B. Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb and succumbed children were Friday evening ed illness. following an extend- dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton in Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. James O. Stephen Perkoe Move to Caldwell and children of Burns were Sun Mr. and Mrs. Billy E. Hadley Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Astoreca day evening dinner guests of Mr. and children of Boise spent Sun visited Feb. 3 with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Howard Day of Lake day with her parents, Mr. and Frank Perko in Caldwell. The Owyhee and were Sunday over Mrs. George Folkman. Perkos moved from Sunset Valley night guests at the home of his Several residents of the area during the winter. parents and brother, Mr. and Mrs. attended the meeting of Adrian Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin James Stephen and Larry of Bue Soil Conservation district Wed visited Feb. 3 with Mr. and Mrs. na Vista. nesday at Oregon Trail hall. Dun Henry Butler and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Crocker went to Ellens can McKensie was chosen to re Floyd Holst in Caldwell. burg, Wash., last week to bring place Jack Strode as a supervisor. Mrs. Dean Montgomery recent back his wife who had spent some Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen were ly took her Cub Scout pack 438 time there with her mother who Sunday dinner guests of the Bob through the radio station KSRV had been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer of Forneys in Melba. They visited plant. On Feb. 4 she took 11 mem Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee bers through White Satin sugar Adrian visited Sunday evening in ■ the Fred Deffer home. Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Frank factory. Mr. and Mrs. Vern McCain and Perko in the latters' home in Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston family were Sunday dinner guests Caldwell. of Owyhee Corners were Feb. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward visited dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. in the Duane McPheeters home Friday evening at the home of Harley Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Verl in Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jensen. Harrison of Adrian and Mr. and Mills Have New Granddaughter Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mills re Mrs. George Johnston of Owyhee Raffington« Hospitalized ceived word recently of the birth Corners were Feb. 4 dinner guests W. T. (Doc) Raffington is in of their first grandchild, born Malheur Memorial hospital with in the Wilson home. Jan. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Jay Howard of Mills 25 of to California. pneumonia. He has been there The infant several days. Mrs. Raffington is Bates called Feb. 3 at the home was named Kelly Lynn and of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilson. weighed seven pounds. Maternal in a different hospital. formerly resided in grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A birthday dinner was served The Howards Valley. last week for Berne Lorensen at Sunset N. Kelly of Ibrox, Scotland. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keller, and the home of his parents, Mr. and formerly Mrs. Stanley Mills and of Ontario, telephoned daughter Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen. In addi her parents, plan to arrive here by and Mrs. O. P. March 1 to tion to the Lorensen families, Counsil, Feb. Mr. 4 to tell them they this locality. make their home in those present were Mr. and Mrs. had a substantial in Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham Lester Smith of Nebraska, Mr. training and had been advance moved to were Sunday afternoon visitors at and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin, Mr. and Shasta, Calif. Mrs. Keller Mrs. Charles Chapin and family former Vera Faye Counsil. is the the Carl Lovitt home in Adrian and Sunday evening guests in the and Mrs. William Turner of Owy Visitors From Iowa Lee Lovitt home at Parma. Other hee Corners. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Brindley of guests there helping Mrs. Lee Lo The Romero Reyes family of Wilder called Saturday at the Avoca, Iowa, were recent over vitt celebrate her birthday anni night guests of Mr. and Mrs. El versary were the Messrs, and Kenneth Lorensen home. Mmes. Ed Schultz and sons, Earl Owyhee Garden club met last I ver Nielsen. A dinner was served Callaham and family of Parma, one evening to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Thursday at the home of Mrs. Elmer Skiles of Mt. Vernon, Ore., Nielsen of Nyssa and Mrs. Effie Elver Nielsen. Mrs. Mabie Fan and Carl Lovitt and son. Nielsen of Nu Acres. gen showed the group how to Doug and Christie Share of Mr. and Mrs. 'Bob Newgen went make “permanent” flower ar Nyssa were weekend guests of to Oregon Slope Feb. 2 to visit rangements. their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Knotting- i Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Wilson and Charles Share. family and to help celebrate the ham and family of Ontario and birthday anniversary of one of Mrs. Earl Crocker visited Fri Z. Kikuchi were Sunday visitors the Wilson girls. day in Nyssa with Mrs. Ellis Wal in the O. P. Counsil home. A dinner was served Feb. 3 in ters. Saturday dinner guests of Visitor From California the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mrs. Crocker were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker o f Sunnyvale, Nielsen at Ontario honoring Mr. Perry Boles of Vale. Calif., arrived in Boise Feb. 5 by and Mrs. Claud Brindley of Avo Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day were plane and was met by Mr. and ca, Iowa. Other guests included Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen. He re Mr, and Mrs. Elver Nielsen and Saturday evening dinner guests mained overnight in the Loren Bill of Sunset Valley, Bill Ken of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Savage of sen home before boarding a bus non, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nielsen of Nyssa. Mrs. Lester Cleaver of for Wallowa where he visited his Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nel Buena Vista was also a guest brother, Dude Parker. Both men son and son of Ridgeview, Mr. and there helping Mrs. Savage cele lived for some time in Cow Hol Mrs. Arvin Kersey and sons of brate her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Darrell Williams, Mrs. Don Boise and Mrs. Effie Nielsen of low. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen Nu Acres. The Clifford Nielsens Brewer and Mrs. Fred Deffer vis were Sunday dinner guests of her took their guests, the Brindleys, ited in Parma Thursday afternoon parents, Mr. and Mrs. William to Boise Feb. 4 to board the plane with Mrs. Howard Evans. Sunday evening dinner guests Turner of Owyhee Comers. In for home. of Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz the afternoon the Lorensens, her were Mrs. Lavona McDonald, brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and VISITS FROM PORTLAND Glenn Short of Portland was a Mrs. Gladys Morfitt, Mr. adn Mrs. Mrs. Lester Smith of Nebraska, went to Caldwell to visit the recent weekend visitor of Mr. and Glenn McGinnis and Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz. Mrs. Mark Moncur and family. Floyd Holsts and his sister. SWAGER FORDS Bapiismal Rifes Conducted Sunday For Infant Son of * J. Thiel Couple By Ruth Bowers T___ Mr. and Mrs. James Milton of _ Ridgeview spent Monday after noon at the Walter Pinkston resi dence. Return From Culver Vizit Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox arrived home Friday after spending the Marine Lance Corporal Salva past week at the F. T. Douglas dor Martinez, son of Mr and Mrs. home at Culver. Both families Jess Martinez, arrived home last were Sunday overnight guests of Thursday from Okinawa on a Mr. and Mrs. Benson Carter at month’s furlough, after which he Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Bennett will return to Camp Pendleton, Calif. and family are spending a few Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duncan and days at the L. L. Kreager home family of Ontario spent the week while their house is being moved end with the Earl Kygar family. in order to make room for a new home to be built. Leaves for Portland Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy and Ron Thompson left Sunday for family were guests for dinner Portland to attend the Northwest Sunday at the Thurman Piercy Regional conference on Federal j home. Fish and Game Life. Mrs. Thomp Mrs. Ralph Blanch and Carma son and Collette are spending the and Mrs. Alzina Salter called Sat week at the Herschel Thompson urday on Mrs. W. A. Callister to home while the former recuper , wish her a happy birthday. ates from recent minor surgery. Mr. and Wesley Piercy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sant were Saturday evening Toomb dinner called Friday on Mrs. Alvon Mc- guests of the Dale Ashcrafts. Ginnis and Mrs. Loura Smith of Assist« al Adrian Firm Adrian. Bill Toomb is helping at Van Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pinkston and grandson, Virgil, and Lee Petten’s this week while Mr. Thrasher of Parma spent Sunday and Mrs. Vernon Parker are on a afternoon in the Walter Pinkston trip to Reno, Nev. home. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conant returned Wednesday from Twin and family of Mountain Home Falls, Idaho. were Sunday evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy the Willis Conant home. drove to the Rube Graham home Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chamberlain in Star Sunday to see Mrs. Kern and family and Mr. and Mrs. Don Thurman, Mrs. Piercy’s sister-in- Fox visited in Nyssa Saturday law who is quite ill. with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox and Carol and Cheryl Brock and Ross. Jeanette Phifer entertained the KINGMAN KOLONY—Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Thiel had their new son, Randall Scott, baptized Sun day at St. Bridget’s Catholic church in Nyssa. Gregg Thiel , was sponsor. DISEASES of the heart and blood vessels are the nation's foremost health problem, being responsible for 54.6 per cent of all deaths in the nation, as shown in the above chart. Join the Fight against heart disease by giving generously when a Heart Fund volunteer calls at your home in observance of Heart Sunday, February 24. 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