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î THURSDAY. MAY 30. 1963 r\€ O ïbrary THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON John Stewart Suffers Slight Stroke While Visiting in Dick Kriegh Home S. Martinez Takes Intensive Training With Marine Group PAGE THREE School Patrolmen (dri’n Monthly Honors Marine Lance Corporal Salva Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frank- dore Martinez, son of Mr and SCHOOL PATROL HONORS last month went io NEWELL HEIGHTS—Mr. and lund and children of Yakima Mrs. Jess Martinez, route 1. Nys Mary McCoy and Jerry Wrighi. Mary, daughter of Mrs. John A. Stewart, Mr. and met her brother-in-law and sis sa, is undergoing lock-on training Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCoy, is a student in Mrs. Mrs. Erban Keyser of Buhl spent ter, Mr. and Mrs. John Fahren- with the First battalion of the Tavie Hendricks' sixth grade classroom and was several days last week visiting bruch in Ontario Sunday and had Seventh Marine Regiment at named patrolman of the month. Jerry's parents are the Stewarts’ daughter. Mr. and dinner together. The Franklunds Camp Pendleton, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Wright. He is a student in Mrs. had been visiting their daughter Mrs Dick Kriegh and family. Lock-on is the name given to Mary Hatt's sixth grade classroom and was given Stewart took ill on Sunday af in Idaho Falls and were enroute six weeks of intensive training honors as patrol officer of the month. This program ternoon and was unable to attend home. that progresses from basic tactics is conducted throughout the school year with sixth Mrs. John Timmerman and Mrs. of the fire team and squad to grade faculty members and the Nyssa Police depart graduation exercises in Adrian where his granddaughter, Karla Lydia Worden attended Happy complex maneuvers of the com ment selecting the students who perform outstanding Kriegh, was valedictorian of the Dozen Card club Friday at the pany and battalion. patrol duties. They direct pedestrians and autos class. home of Mrs. Minnie Stam. The training is conducted per through all kinds of weather during school days. iodically to maintain the batta A physician indicated that he Leave for California —Journal Photo. lion’s combat-ready status. New had suffered a slight stroke which Terry and Dale Borge went to affected one side of his body. The San Francisco recently to bring personnel in the battalion receive doctor recommended approxi back a car for Terry. The vehicle indoctrination in scouting and pa INSTALLATION RITES. PICNIC Izaak Walton Group trolling, counter-guerrilla warfare SLATED FOR NYSSA EAGLES mately 30 days of rest. had been shipped from Pearl A joint installation service for To Hear Soil Topic and helicopter assault techniques. Stewart was able to return to Harbor in Honolulu. They visited officers of Nyssa Eagles and aux The Marines also familiarize Regular meeting of Izaak Wal his home in Buhl on May 22 with relatives in Sacramento Monday iliary will be conducted Saturday his wife, their son-in-law and and Tuesday and returned home themselves with flame throwers, evening, June 1, at the hall. Offi ton league will be held at 8 pm. mortars and 3.5-inch rockets. Monday, June 3, at the Moore daughter, the Keysers. [ Tuesday night. The training increases the bat cers of both organizations urge hotel in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kriegh of Mrs. Verna Costley of Home talion’s preparedness which is vi all members to attend. Guest speaker will be John Buhl, parents of Dick Kriegh. also ' dale was a Sunday luncheon guest tal to the Marine corps in fulfill On Sunday, June 2, the Eagles visited their son and family. They of Mrs. Lydia Worden. Berg, soil conservationist. League ing its role as the nation’s force- picnic will be held at Cherry returned home last Friday. Mr and Mrs. A. R. Willy of in-readiness. Creek park near Owyhee dam. officers announce that all area Portland and Mrs. Marie Moore Free drinks for both adults and residents who are interested in Bible study for Adrian Commu were Saturday evening dinner GRANDDAUGHTER kids will be furnished by the preserving the soil are invited to nity church ladies was held May guests of Mr. a nd Mrs. Jake GRADUATES IN MT. HOME lodge. Those planning to attend attend. 22 in the home of Mrs. M. L. Borge. Marie Borge showed films Mrs. J. I. Brady drove to Boise are asked to take own picnic Kurtz. Seventen members were and souvenirs of Hawaii. Mrs. May 21 and accompanied her son lunch Those planning to take SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS present and Mrs. R. D. McKinley Moore and the Willys were Fri and daughter - in - law, Mr. and boats are asked to notify Bill Mr. and Mrs. Paul House enter was study leader. day luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brady, Peggy and Ka Kohl. tained with dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz left Mrs. K. I. Peterson of Adrian. thy to Mountain Home to attend Mr. and Mrs. Dick Herriman and Monday to meet the Dave High Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and graduation exercises for Miss Safety First . . . family of Enterprise, Mr. and Mrs land family near Unity. Their Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy were Barbara Brady. She is a daughter A motorist is a person who, af Ray Barnes and son of Vale, Mr. grandchildren, Pamala, Kim and Wednesday luncheon guests of of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brady of ter seeing a wreck, drives care and Mrs. Glenn Marcum and chil that city. Niki, will return with the couple Mrs. Marie Moore. fully for several blocks. dren and Mrs. J. L. Herriman. for an extended visit. Club Meeting Set June 5 Mariners Hold Picnic Modern Pioneer club will meet Friendship Mariners met Sun June 5 with Mrs. Thelma Borge. day after church services at the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Costley M. L. Kurtz home for a potluck and daughter of Big Bend were picnic. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Willy | luncheon guests last Thursday of of Portland were guests. They Mrs. Lydia Worden. were visiting Mrs. Marie Moore. Navy Lt. and Mrs. Stan S. Par Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McKinley sons and Teri of Alameda, Calif., celebrated their 35th wedding an arrived last Thursday evening to 1 ; visit Mrs. Thelma Hammon and niversary Sunday. Karla Kriegh spent the week Billy and to attend the latter’s end visiting Barbara Brewer and graduation from Nyssa high school. Sunday callers at the Linda Bishop at La Grande. Hammon home were Mrs. Letha Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott of Nampa, Mrs. Roy Swanson and duaghter, Cheryl of Roswell, Mrs. Helen Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hammon and son. Various Events End School Term In Apple Valley By Mrs. Wilson Witt WHICH AQUATIC BIRD DOES NOT FLY ? It Does Not "Pay" to Neglect Your Vision ... It Does "Pay" to Have Your Eyes Examined Regularly and to See Us for Complete Optical Service! The Answer Is The Penguin. Dr.JohnEosly I OPTOMETRIST I ( vision Attend Parma Wedding Mrs. Thelma Hammon, her daughter, Mrs. Kaye Hammon Parsons, Mrs. Donna Goulding and sons attended the wedding of Adele Hammon and Eugene Dockter Sunday evening at the Lutheran church in Parma. C. B. Hill left May 17 on a vacation trip to southeastern states where he visit friends and relatives. Mrs. Carl Lee had surgery May 20 on her wrist at St. I Luke’s hospital in Boise. She is reported getting along just fine. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McDermott GUESTS OF OBENCHAINS ATTEND COMMENCEMENT Sunday dinner guests and af ternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Obenchain were Mr. and Mrs Robert Mordhorst and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rucker and family of Parma, Mrs. Richardson of Wenatche, Wash., Mr and Mrs. John T. Obenchain and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Obenchain, all of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Obenchain and family of Ontario. The group attended graduation exercises Sunday evening for the senior class of which Charles Obenchain was a member On Monday, May 20, fifth grade students of Apple Valley school attended a wiener roast after school at the Parma park. An award assembly was held May 22 at the school building. Students receiving awards includ ed Marilu Wilson, all-around girl; David Sells, all-around boy; Ken neth Findling, penmanship; Mar garet Seward, spelling champion. Those on the honor roll were Masa Kora. A; Brenda Bay and Marilu Wilson, B Sixth graders were basketball champions for district 137-A Team members in cluded Masa Kora, Ryan Sandy, David Sells, Kenneth Findling, Jerry Fritts, Terry Brown and Claude Pearcy. Last day of school picnic was held May 23 Students from all grades participated in sack, pota to, three-legged, relay and wheel barrow races. A high jump con test, 20, 50 and 75-ya rd dashes and the races were staged on the school ball grounds. BOISEANS VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sant and family of Boise were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moncur and family. FRESH — CRUNCHY FRENCH Fresh From Our Oven to You! went to Nampa Friday and spent the night with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDermott, return ing Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Dave Savage and children of Nyssa were Sunday afternoon I visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn. 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