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THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Area Residents Attend Conference In Salt Lake City; Return Sunday Area Students Named To Honor Roll at OSU Five students from the Nyssa- Adrian area made the winter term scholastic honor roll at Ore-1 gon State university. They include Sandra J. Lewis, sophomore; Paul Okano, fresh man; Harlan R. Sager, sophomore; Ruth M. Yoneyama, junior; and Gary V. Thompson, freshman, all in the school of science. To be eligible for honor roll listing, students must make at least a B-plus average for the term. Thompson was one of 107 students singled out for having made straight-A grades for the term. Adrian News SPEND SUNDAY IN BOISE VISIT IN HOMEDALE Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Weeks and Mr and Mrs Reuben Han>ldsen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Farr visited William B. Cole, seaman ap their son - in - law and daughter, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otis prentice, USN, son of Mrs. Royce Mr. and Mrs. Orlee Sipes and Squire in Boise. Mrs. Squire is a sister of Mrs. Weeks and Farr. E. Cole of 308 Park avenue, Nys- family at Homedale. The Nyssans were also guests of sa, is serving aboard the fleet oiler USS Tolovana, currently the Farrs’ son-in-law and daugh Mr. and Mrs. George Dohner operating with the Seventh Fleet ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chard visited Friday evening with Mr. in the Western Pacific. and sons. and Mrs. Merle Wilhite. Ports of call during the cruise include Sasebo and Yokosuka. Ja pan; Pear Harbor, Hawaii; Tai wan; and Hong Kong, China. The Tolovana is home-ported at | Long Beach, Calif. — Conducted by — Cole Serves Aboard U.S. Navy Tolovana By Mr». G. EL Mackey Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McCoy I i and Mollie called Sunday at the Happy Dozen Card club met home of Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Saturday afternoon at the home Ekanger. of Mrs. Herb Thomas in Weiser. i Attend Dinner-Bridge Party Mmes. George DeHaven, Lois Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick, Mr Williams and William Ashcraft and Mrs. Fred Guthrie of Nyssa I attended from Adrian. and Mr. and Mrs. L W Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. W E. Ashcraft at of Middleton were Sunday dinner tended a wedding reception at the guests at the home of Mrs. George Nyssa stake house in honor of her Weeks in Caldwell. Mrs. Hazel niece, Mr. and Mrs. John Fogg. Miller was co-hostess for the din The new Mrs. Fogg is a daughter OVERNIGHT GUESTS ner and bridge party. of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drown. Mrs. David Imel of McMinn-1 Mrs. David Dalby and children ville was a Saturday overnight Mrs. Curtis Eason and daugh Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price. Sr., and of Coeur d’Alene visited Monday ters of Yakima, Wash., arrived guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Price of with her aunt, Mrs. Neil Dim Thursday morning to visit her Quinowski and family. Mrs. Imel, rural Adrian attended the dedi mick. They were enroute to Cali Drivers License Tests parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon a student at Linfield college, was cation ceremony at the Presby fornia. on a choir tour and had partici Slated Here April 12 Parker. terian church Sunday evening in Mr and Mrs. Charles Schweizer pated in a concert at College of A drivers license examiner will Arrives From Texas Homedale. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jensen be on duty at city hall in Nyssa Idaho in Caldwell. Mrs. Cecil Gear of Point Com Gordon Counsil of Yakima and children had Sunday dinner Friday, April 12, between the spent last Thursday and Friday in Ontario and later visited Jen hours of 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., accord- | fort, Texas, arrived March 28 to VISITORS FROM EUGENE morning at the home of his grand sen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. ing to announcement from the De visit her brother-in-law and sis Carlyle Burgoyn and Roger parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Coun Jensen at Ontario. partment of Motor Vehicles of ter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer. Chrysler of Eugene were week On Sunday other guests of the end guests of Mr. and Mrs Murle sil. Friday, his mother, Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holub and Oregon. Counsil, and her father, R C. | Mr. and Mrs. Glen Teague and All persons desiring original li I Deffers included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marcum. The two men plan to Smith of Rural Nyssa, came after daughter went to Malheur City censes or permits to drive are Gillespie and family of Weiser, I spend this week camping in the him. Mrs. Council and her two Sunday, returning home via Rye asked to file applications well Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Guilford of Owyhee country. Burgoyn and children returned to Yakima Sat Valley and Huntington. ahead of the scheduled closing Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deffer Marcum are former schoolmates. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin hour in order to assure time for and family. Mr. and Mrs. Deffer urday. were Saturday evening dinner j completion of the required license and Mrs. Gear left Saturday to VISIT IN BOISE Lorensens Have Girl ; visit Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiggins guests at the Frank Holub home. test. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Malloy vis Mr. and Mrs Berne Lorensen and family of Pendleton. Mrs. ited April 1 with their son-in-law Mother Die* in Burley are parent» of a girl, Mila Kay, I Gear plans to go to Portland to and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Neil born April 5. The couple’s other Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hillis re IN APPRECIATION visit her mother, Mrs. Pearl children stayed with their grand cently went to Burley, being call-1 We take this opportunity to Brown and other relatives. Mr. Coburn and family in Boise. thank publicly all those who do parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ed there by the grave illness of j and Mrs. Deffer will return home Lorensen, while their mother was her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Storm. nated to the Adrian Presbyterian Monday evening. Karen, Mrs. Marie Moore, Mr. memorial organ fund. We also in the hospital. She returned Mrs. Storm succumbed March 27 Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Martin and Mrs. Clarence Jacobson and Monday to the elder Lorensen I and services were held the follow want to express our appreciation and sons and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. family of Chester, Calif., and Mr. home. ing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hillis to all those who assisted in pre ! Mackey took Mrs. Lora Mount to and Mrs. Fred Martin of Prosser, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen stayed with her sister, Mrs. Jack paring and presenting the Sunday Middleton Sunday afternoon to Wash. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz and grandchildren called Sunday j Dudley, and her brother, Archie service at the church. visit friends. In the evening Mr. were evening visitors. Dr. and —'Members of the afternoon at the O. P. Counsil Rudolph, while in Burley. En- and Mrs. Mackey and family and Mrs. Patterson were weekend Memorial Committee. home. i route home they stopped in Boise Mrs. Harry Smith of Parma were guests at the Peterson home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell to visit Mr. Hillis’ mother, Mrs. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS visited Sunday afternoon with Carrie Hillis. Martin and sons in honor of their Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Charland of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moore of son, Dan, on his anniversary. were Sunday dinner guests of her the Mitchell Butte area. rural Nyssa were recent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Webb were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Notheis dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Bill Carpenter in Payette. had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Lorin Munn. their son - in - law and daughter, Mrs Arthur Neeley of Bully Bobby Talbott and son of Cali Other guests there were the Car Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam and fam penters ’ son-in-law and daughter, Creek. fornia visited April 3 at the home ily of Fruitland. Mrs. Charles Schweizer and of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holloway of Moscow. Parker Has Surgery ¡Mrs. Gerrit Stam of rural Nyssa the Mitchell Butte area. Vernon Parker was hospitalized recently attended a meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gordon and Purple Sage Garden club at Bro children were recent Sunday oring Gordon’s anniversary at the ! from Monday until Friday of last gan. guests at a birthday dinner hon- home of Mr. and Mrs. Magnus week for observation and minor Ekanger. surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweizer Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and recently met Mrs. Victor Cleve Mrs. Mary Hatt were Sunday vis land of Drewsey at the Moore itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. hotel in Ontario and had lunch Vernon Parker. with her. She had just returned 1 Earl Winn left by plane Satur LARGE and SMALL APPLIANCES from a six-week stay in Samari day on a business trip to Sioux “ALL WORK GUARANTEED” tan hospital at Portland. Falls, S.D. Mrs. Emma Householder of the Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. DAVID D. BARNHART Owyhee district and Gertrude and Mrs. K. I. Peterson were Dr. Jackson of Nampa called recent and Mrs. J. Boyd Patterson, Mr. 109 South Fifth St. Nyssa, Oregon Phone 372-3167 ly at the Charles Schweizer home. and Mrs. Mervil Hutchinson and By Mr*. O. P. Coun»il SUNSET VALLEY — Mr and Mrs. Lorin Munn, President and Mrs Dehlin Erickson and Presi dent Ross Butler of Nyssa attend ed the LDS general conference in Salt Lake City, returning home Sunday night. Mrs. Munn visited relatives in Hooper and Roy and on Saturday evening the Munns had dinner with his nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Taylor. AUCTION SALES ROGER BAKER, Ontario — Clerk — JIM YOST. Nyssa — Phone 372-3071 For the Latest Auction News, Listen to KSRV, Ontario, at 12:15 p.m. Daily. COMPLETE DAIRY DISPERSAL FRIDAY APRIL 12, 1 p.m.—Located 3 miles east of Fruit- land Idaho. 30 DAIRY CATTLE. Good herd of producing cows. All carry clean bill of health, are vaccinated and tat tooed Herd test, 4.3, and production is 9.354 pounds of milk in recent two-week period. Public invited to inspect prior to day of sale MILKING EQUIPMENT. GRAIN and HAY. Miscellaneous Items. CECIL E. and MARY HILL, Owners. Terms, Cash. Lunch on Grounds. MACHINERY AUCTION FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 11 a.m. — Located 3 miles south of Fruitland, Idaho, to end of overpass, then % mile east. FIVE TRACTORS (1953 Ford Jubilee, John Deere "G," Two John Deere "As," Caterpillar "D-4"). THREE TRUCKS (1947 GMC 1‘2-Ton; Chevrolet GI, 4-Wheel Drive; 1949 Studebaker %• Ton). COMPLETE LINE OF FARM EQUIPMENT. HAY EQUIPMENT, BEAM ROYAL "35" ORCHARD SPRAYER. Miscellaneous Items. OTIS SMITH, Owner. Terms, Cash. Lunch on Grounds. APPLIANCE REPAIRS Lx 6 B saut / ful Ladies' Sizes 6 to 8V2 GLOVES Cotton. All Colors. Banion, Stretch White •1. Misses' and Girls' BASKETS Made Up lust Like You Want! GLOVES Tetoron Stretch COLORFUL s1.00 49* to s1.98 Women's and Girls' , SPRING PURSES •1.00 to s2.99 Ladies' HALF SLIP and PANTIE SETS . . s1.99 Girls' — White and Patent Leather SLIPPERS and SHOES •2.29 Ladies' and Children's STRIPED COLORS and WHITE SPORT OXFORDS sl. 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