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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE NINE MEETING Ladies and Children Attend Valentine Valentine Poem Harry Ray Hospitalized in Nyssa ORGANIZATIONAL HELD BY BROWNIE TROOP 27 P. Okano Qualifies Brownie Troop 27 met Feb. 7 For Phi Eta Sigma Is Roll Answer at the Harry McGinley home for Party at C. Wilson Home in Payette After Heart Attack; Relatives Arrive an organizational session and reg At OSU in Corvallis At Club Meeting By Mrs. George Moeller Paul Okano has qualified for By Mrs. Waldo Smalley Mrs. Martha Norland returned istration of 16 girls. Dorothy Houston of Boise spent By Peggy Brown membership at Oregon State uni APPLE VALLEY — Harry Ray home Friday from a 10-day visit a recent weekend in the Cecil OREGON TRAIL—Merry Mat Leaders are Mrs. McGinley, versity in Phi Eta Sigma, fresh Houston home. She left last rons club met Feb 13 at the home suffered a severe heart attack on in Madras with her daughter, Mr. I Mrs. Bill Wilson and Mrs. Tom man honor society. and Mrs. Grover Findley and Feb. 12 and was taken to Malheur Thursday by train for Pocatello of Opal Holmes with 11 members Church. They are assisted by To be eligible for membership, where she spent the weekend answering roll call with a Valen Memorial hospital where he is in family. Mrs. Carl Linegar and Mrs. students must make honor roll very serious condition His son, with a friend and attended a poem. After the business Harry, Jr., arrived during the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saunders Charles Bales. grades during the first term at Valentine dance Friday evening tine and family were Sunday visitors This group will study the re meeting, a Valentine gift ex- at Idaho State college. in the Bernice Gibson and the quirements necessary to enable OSU or have a B-plus or better | change was held. Bingo was play weekend. average for their first year of Mrs. Ray’s brother-in-law and Omar Barnhouse homes in them to become Girl Scouts. Leave for Seattle ed with several winning prizes. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mar Rev. college work. Nampa Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schilling left Group activities will include Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman, Wednesday Refreshments were served by The initiation ceremony and tin of Lovell, Wyo., also arrived Seattle to spend the hostess, assisted by Cora Mrs Kenneth Saunders receiv piggy banks from used banquet are scheduled Feb. 22 Mrs. Clifford Coleman and two the weekend for with and are helping with chores at ed word last week that her par making their two bleach bottles. daughters were guests Sunday of as a highlight of Dads Weekend. the Ray home. Miss Irene Schilling Rookstool. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg, The group met again Feb. 14 Parents of those selected for the Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Main at the daughters. and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schna Club adjourned to meet Feb. 27 had arrived safely at their home Job’s Daughters smorgasbord and bel and family. in the McGinley home with all honorary are invited to attend, with Della Holmes for a 12:30 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts and in Ogallah, Kan. members present. spent the afternoon in the Main p.m. potluck dinner. Roll call Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ostermeier of Mrs. Mark Penny of Pendleton j will be “Childhood Ambition.” Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells and fam Girl Scout motto, laws, slo Okano is a freshman in the home. Fruitland visited in Weiser Sun ily were Sunday visitors in the gan and promise were studied. school of science. His home ad Mrs. Clayton Wilson and daugh was a Saturday dinner guest of day with Mr. and Mrs. Harold dress is route 1, Nyssa. ters of Payette visited Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley Bloomquist. In the evening they home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Frank Work was continued on the piggy Dale Lakey of Boise was a Feb. lin at Payette. evening in the George Coleman banks. — Debra Fangen, Pamala GUESTS IN KELLEY HOME Friday evening dinner guests celebrated a birthday anniversary 13 evening dinner guest in the were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ellison of Hamilton, Bonnie Howard, Patri Mr. and Mrs. Buck Clemens of home. for Ostermeier at his home. of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gressley Otis Bullard home. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hill were Weiser were Sunday visitors of cia McGinley, Reporters. of Ontario. The dinner was in Return From Business Trip Burns were Feb. 14 overnight Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hendricks of honor of Kristine’s sixth birthday Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Foy Brown and Airs. John Schenk and Mrs. Siests of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Mrs. Marvin Ruse in Caldwell family. Tom Moore went to Boise last , Burns spent two days last week j anniversary. Classifieds Bring Results! elley. and visited that afternoon with Attend Wrestling Tourney Thursday evening to meet Schenk with Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob. j Attend Caldwell Wedding Mr. and Mrs. George Hust and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson and and Moore who returned by plane Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley Mrs. Velma Orr, who is in the family attended the State Wrestl from a business trip to Salt Lake family were Sunday dinner guests attended the Thiessen-Eakin wed hospital in that city. City. The two couples were din of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Maddox ding and reception Saturday eve Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman ing tournament held Friday and ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Nye in Weiser. ning at the Methodist church in visited Sunday with his mother, Saturday in Boise. Jim Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Everton of Caldwell. — Conducted by — in the Idaho capital city. Mrs. May Pitman, who is in was one of the participants. They Nampa spent the weekend with were dinner guests both days of Mercy hospital at Nampa. They Mr. and Mrs. Duane Dry dale Col. Bert Anderson Col. Guy Sparks Mr. and Mrs. John Bretz visit and daughters were Feb. 13 eve her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Parley ed Saturday evening with Mr. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fuller. The Ontario — 889-5501 Nyssa — 372-3475 ning dinner guests in the home of Feik. and Mrs. Bob Bowen and family Mrs. Hazel Murphy at the Home- I Fullers were Sunday dinner — Clerk — stead in the Idaho city. ; guests of the Wilsons. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dry dale, the Leave on California Trip in Vale. JIM YOST, Nyssa —Phone 372-3071 , j „ .. . Mrs. Dwight Seward returned occasion being Mrs. Duane Dry Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bullard Mr. and Mrs. Don Royce and „ For the Latest Auction News, Listen to KSRV, Ontario, Released From Hospi a home Wednesday after spending dale’s birthday anniversary. left last week on a two - week children of Boise visited last at 12:15 p.m. Daily. Palmer Norland was released. two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Clifford Coleman and two vacation trip to California. They Thursday with her parents, Mr. last Thursday from the hospital I Mrs. Hugh Pierce at Pocatello. daughters of La Grande spent the plan to visit Lt. Jimmy Lakey and and Mrs. Rolland Holmes. He was hospitalized from injuries she had been helping care for weekend with Mr. and Mrs. family at China Lake and her Mr and Mrs Gib Holmes and in a car wreck near Ad- j Kent Leon, new baby son of Mr. brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mc- Jolene of Nyssa visited Sunday received George Coleman. rian earlier in the week. and Mrs. Pierce. Crady at Santa Ana and also evening with Mr. and Mrs. Rol- Complete House Full of Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman places of interest. land Holmes. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saun were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drydale Mrs. Alice Holmes was a din- were Friday evening dinner I ner guest Saturday of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pitman in ders attended recent funeral ser Boise. They found the little boys vices for Denise Gibson in Nam guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mrs. Frank Byers. At 309 Good Avenue — Nyssa, Oregon pa. Denise was the 14-month-old sick with the measles. QUALITY REPAIR Beers. Attend Valentine Party daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chamber Mrs. Frank Jayo, Mrs Clifford DENTAL LAB Gibson and granddaughter of Mr. lin were dinner guests Sunday of Coleman and girls, Mrs. Tom Jayo FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS and Mrs. Bernice Gibson, former 24 N. 8th—Payette Mr. and Mrs. Parley Feik. and Anna Marie accompanied TOUR SUGAR REFINERY residents of Apple Valley. 52-Inch Estey Mahogany Piano. Fifth grade pupils in Mrs. Nel- Mrs. Mabel Brown of Nampa Same Location Six Years Mrs. George Coleman to Payette is visiting her son-in-law and last Thursday to attend a Valen da Schenk’s classroom went on a Attend Church Dinner Across From Idaho Power Motorola 21-Inch TV (Table Model). Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dry tine party at the Clayton Wilson trip Feb. 6 to the Nyssa sugar PHONE Columbia Hi-Fi Record Player (Console). Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Saunders factory. dale. home. and Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard Attend Square Dance Festival Nine-Drawer Flamewood Dresser with Mrs. Gertrude Jackson of Nam The guide showed the students Mr. and Mrs. Neil Petterson pa is a house guest of Mr. and around the building. Of most attended a n annual Valentine Matching Book Case Headboard Bed. dinner for the Golden Hour class 36 Years Experience as Dental and Mr. and Mrs. Orland White Mrs. Vic Marshall. Mrs. Jackson interest were the computers. of the Nyssa Nazarene church. Technician Assures You of attended the Boots and Bows 14th 1 is an aunt of Mrs. Marshall. Mr. 30-Inch Frigidaire Electric Range. The building had five stories of i Square Dance festival and Mrs. Charles Schweizer and mostly machines which washed The dinner was served last Thurs Top Quality Work annual 11-Foot Philco Refrigerator. last Thursday evening in Nampa. Mrs. Lee Householder visited Sun and sliced the beets, made sugar, | day evening at East Side cafe in Ontario. Theme was the Sweethearts ball. day afternoon with the Marshalls. beet pulp and other by-products Dinette Set — Table and Six Chairs. Karen Saunders of NNC in Seven other couples from the Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrow and The sugar had to be made al Nampa went with the Carl Par Limed Oak Hutch Cupboard. Chicks and Chucks Square Dance family of Nyssa visited Sunday most perfect to meet the require sons family to Baker for a week club also attended. Seven-Piece Wrought Iron Dinette Set. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ments. end visit with relatives of the Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drydale and Brown and family. —Kenneth Spitze, Reporter. Parsons. Easy Automatic Washer (Electric). Mr. and Mrs. Duane Drydale at Jolene Holmes of Nyssa was a Mr. and Mrs. James Leveaux Easy Electric Dryer. tended a play last Thursday eve ! Saturday overnight guest of her 4-H CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS had as a visitor last week her son, ning at the Caldwell high school. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jimmy Brewer was elected Finley Russell. He had been with Metal Twin Beds, Army-Type Bunk Beds Paula Campbell, niece of Mrs. Hendricks. president when Owyhee Live the Marines in Thailand and was with Mattresses. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McConnell stock 4-H club met Feb. 4 at the I home on furlough before report Duane Drydale, had the title role. Full Sets Serviced Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard vis of Nyssa were Sunday dinner Adrian grade school. Small Electrical Appliances. ing for duty in San Diego. Broken Plates Repaired ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Others named to office were Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley Tables — Chairs — Lamps. Loose Teeth Relined George Boyack and Mr. and Mrs. I Gressley. Wanda Peutz, vice president, and visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Missing Teeth Replaced Marvin Jensen in Meridian and Lawn Furniture — Charcoal Broiler. Linda Brewer, secretary. Melvin A1 Grimes i n Caldwell. Mrs. VISIT IN BOISE WHILE YOU WAIT! Boise. Crocker is serving as club leader. Grimes was released that day Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Haroldsen Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans and MANY MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Open Evenings —Harvey Atagi, Reporter. from the Caldwell hospital and Ray of Nu Acres were Sunday spent several days last week in By Appointment she must be in a wheelchair for For Every Room in the House! evening dinner guests of Mr. and Boise with their son and daugh some time. EASY CREDIT TERMS RETURN TO OTHELLO ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Mrs. Merildean Robbins and fam Satisfaction Guaranteed! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gannon Haroldsen and daughter. ily- left last Thursday to return to their home in Othello, Wash., af ter spending the past 2M> weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Farr and other relatives. ARCADIA—Mrs. George Cole man, Mrs. Clifford Coleman, Ju lie and Karen, Mrs. Frank Jayo, Mrs. Tom Jayo and Anna Marie attended a Valentine party Friday for the children at the home of Mrs. Clayton Wilson and daugh ters in Payette. AUCTION SALES HOUSEHOLD AUCTION Wednesday, Feb. 27—1 p.m. George Carey Don and Dolly Fenn, Owners 642-2982 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY r MAULDING CLINIC L. A. Mauldins, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Dial 372-2216 Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Daily Except Saturday and Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. DAVID W. SARAZIN. M. D. Physician and Surgeon Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon. —Phones— Office 372-3365 Res. 372-3173 Office: 213 Main Street Dentists Diffarent7 Definitely! _ Can't! 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