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THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON Sunday Dinner in Mills Home Feies Couple on First Wedding Anniversary PAGE SEVEN Seuell Receives Mother of Ray Simpson Succumbs Steve Kriegh, president, presid Miss Newspaper Award ed at the June 11 meeting of Ad Miss Eugenia B. Seuell was In California; Services Held Tuesday rian Livestock club. The session among 223 Oregon high school LIVESTOCK CLUB MEMBERS GET POINTERS ON SHEARING By Mr*. Wll*on Wiii * Mr _ J M F.nn were was held at the Jim Phifer home seniors who received recognition Roxy Ritchie Amonc that* frnm this thi« commu /»nmmii- Among those from Mr. and Mrs. Rnlln Rollo Fenn OWYHEE—Mr. and Mrs. Ches nity returning home from 4-H ( N E W F. I. L HEIGHTS — Ray Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and where club members judged dairy for meritorious work in journal ter Anderson and Mike of Port summer school at Corvallis Sat-' Simpson received word last week Mrs. Art Fields at Parma. cattle. ism. Students were nominated by land spent last Thursday at the urday were Wanda Peutz, Jimmy that his mother. Mrs. Myrtle Work on Church Library their high schools for the awards Phifer gave the group some home of his sister, Mrs. Chester and Jerry Brewer, Rodney Atagi Sherrick of Oakland, Calif., had pointers on shearing their ani which were made by the Oregon “Anytime a housewifa succumbed June 12. She was in Mrs. Marie Moore, Mrs. John mals. Mills and family. They were en and Louise Brewer. After the meeting, refresh Scholastic Press, an affiliate of route to their home from a trip Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz; want» to get off by herself the Hillcrest nursing home there. Packwood of Big Bend, Mrs. ments were served by Mrs. Phi the University of Oregon School she can do so by doing the «aNwhraSk^C010r3d0 and Kan- and “- family *-.... . went — to - — of Journalism. Funeral services were held on James Lane and Mrs. Marguerite fer. Boise VUX« June , 9 diahaa. ” sas T,,_ where they ’ visited ' relatives, to visit Bert D1CW31CI Brewster 111 in U a RU3- hos- Tuesday afternoon Ray Simpson, Scott spent three days last week n j- —»-ww. w vzoiv UCll Next meeting will be July Eric W Allen awards were giv 11 June 9 dinner guests in the pital there. I Sr., his son, Alfred and wife left working on the Adrian Commu at the G. E. Mackey home. en for newspaper work and Mills home were Mr. and Mrs. Monday morning for California. nity church library. They are at George S. Turnbull awards for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis, who tempting to locate books that Stanley Müls and Kelly Lynn’ / yearbook work. Mrs. C. R. Mills and Ross of Ad-’ had been vlsltln* for • some time have been taken out and never VACATION IN CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge and returned. Those having any of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs and Miss Seuell, daughter of Mr. in the Charles Share home, left nan and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Batt — ia<!. family; their house guest, Judy the missing books are asked to sons returned home June 10 from and Mrs. Woodrow Seuell, was of Nyssa. last i week for a visit with a By Farmerette Club LaFevre and Jim Grooms of take them to the church vestibule. a two-week vacation in Califor recipient of an Eric W. Allen daughter in Billings, Mont. Chris- The dinner was in observance i sie önare Huntington went to Owyhee park Donated books of various kinds nia. They were guests of their i award. Share oí of isyssa Nyssa speni spent a weex week — Sunday for a picnic lunch They are needed including religious ■ son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and of Mr and YÍ sitin « her grandparents, Mr. and Jackie and Gerald Hite of of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mills. Mrs. Charles Share. Drewsey, Ore., have been visiting also went to the lodge and later books, stories of countries or chil Mrs. Darrel Manning and family FRIDAY DINNER GUESTS in Bell Gardens and visited other Mr. and Mrs. Asa Winchester, for several days with their aunt did some rock hunting and fish dren’s story books. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Slippy of Celebrate Anniversaries ing. relatives at Imperial Beach and Dr. and Mrs. Bert Ross were Fri and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Elmore A birthday dinner was given in California and Eldon Slippy, who day evening dinner guests of Mr. John Byers of Los Gatos, Calif., of Springfield, Ore., visited Fri j in the Los Angeles area. Their parents, Mr. and had been visiting them, arrived the Charles Culbertson home Shaw. arrived Saturday to spend the day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Enroute home they visited in and Mrs. Morris Huffman. Mrs. Edgar Hite, arrived at the Sunday honoring Mrs. Earl Ky- here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Sunnydale with their son, Kay, Shaw home Saturday and return weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Slippy will be living in one of gar of Adrian and Larry Culbert ed to Drewsey Sunday evening. 1 Judd. He is a cousin of Mrs. Judd. Ray Simpson. They were on a and with former Nyssans, Mr. and vacation trip, planned to stop at son. Others present were Earl ■ the houses at Owyhee Junction Jackie returned home with his Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Eason Yellowstone park and travel on Mrs. Phil Woodard and family. for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Ver Kygar and children. Mrs. Larry parents, but Gerald remained for were Thursday evening dinner to Kansas City. Culbertson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom non Slippy, Eldon Slippy and Mr. a longer visit. IN WASHINGTON guests of her parents, Mr. and Duncan and family of Ontario, Lloyd Smith and Gordon How VISIT and Mrs. Byrd Walters joined Mrs. Fischer, accompa Mrs. Ray Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gordon and ard of Geering, Neb., arrived Sun nied by Jacob other family members Sunday for her sister, Mrs. Rex Snow Cesspools and Septic Tanks children of Princeton, Ore., ar Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt, family of Jordan Valley, Mr. and Mr. day to spend several days at the a picnic at Brownlee dam. Cleaned by Vacuum. Wednesday at the home of and Mrs. Carl Begeman and the R. D. McKinley home. Smith is a of Caldwell, returned Friday from Mr. and Mrs. Mark Veristain Mrs. Larry Holmes and family, rived a week ’ s trip to Washington. They his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon and family of Vale were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Buster Talbot and Walker. They also spent one night i latter’s mother, Mrs. Ida Hodge brother of Mrs. McKinley. visited a brother-in-law and sis- | dinner guests in the Vern McCain children, Bob Hammon and Doug at the home of her parents, Mr. ' j of Kingman Kolony, were Satur- L. J. McDermott and family of ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lefler and I day evening guests of Mr. and Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Jim home. Afternoon callers were Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Campbell of j Mrs. W. C. Van DeWater and son, Pilot Rock spent Saturday night family in Royal City and with and Mrs. Herb Wenke and family Langley, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ross and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. former Nyssans, Mr. and Mrs For Any Sewer Obstruction. Fruitland. here they spent Kent of Big Bend of Adrian and his mother, Mrs, and children called during the one day in While L. C. McDermott. Jake Groot in Quincy. Boise where they pur- j Mr. and Mrs. William Hart and afternoon. Bonded by State of Oregon. Wenke of Nebraska. Attend Swimming Party chased a new three-bedroom trail daughters of Lava Hot Springs, Mr. and Mrs. James O. Stephen NO MUSS OR FUSS Return to Arkansas and family of Burns arrived Sat er house to take back to Princeton Idaho, arrived last Thursday eve Cherrylee Chamberlain, Kay- THURSDAY DINNER GUESTS with them. CALL US . . . Mr. and Mrs. Dick Herriman Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond Calla- urday for a visit with Mr. and ning and are visiting in the Louis lene Miyasako and Marcia Top- ham and family of Little Rock, Mrs. Howard Day at Lake Owy Mrs. Gary Betts returned last I and Eugene Pratt homes. liff of the Happy Seamstress 4-H and family of Enterprise, Paul Ark., recently spent three weeks hee. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen re Thursday from Riverside, Idaho, To Teach at Caldwell club joined their group and Mrs. House and Butch were dinner visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Calla- turned to their home Monday and where she had spent two weeks Brock, leader, for a swimming guests last Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. John Downer and party last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ham. They left for their home the children remained for a long visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marcum and family. The Herri- last week. Miss Elba Solomon er visit with their grandparents. James Ward. She also visited her children of Taft, Calif., arrived Parma. Phone 372-3556 Tuesday evening and visited until j mans left Sunday to return to and Miss Carol Sukrow of North Nyssa, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Perry Boles of sister in Pocatello. Mrs. Verna Costley of Home I Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Platte, Neb., visited in the Calla- Vale were Sunday evening din- Miss Karen Gordon spent a M. L. Judd. They have moved to dale visited Sunday with Mr. and their home. ham home from June 1 to 10. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl recent week as a guest of Mrs. Caldwell and will teach at the Mrs. Elvin Worden and family Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham Crocker. Gary Betts. Mrs. Betts recently College of Idaho this summer. and Mrs. Lydia Worden. were Sunday dinner guests in the spent three days in Emmett while Mrs. Ada Butler of Ontario ar Sunday dinner guests at the Lee Lovitt home at Parma. Classifieds Bring Results! her sister. Mrs. Joseph Browne, Carl Fenn home were Mr. and rived June 11 for a visit with her 3k was in the hospital. Mrs. Richard Fenn and family, daughter-in-law, Mrs. Helen But-1 Mrs. Mike McKague spent June , I Mrs. Dave Savage and daughters, ler and Pauline. Mr. and Mrs. 11 in Caldwell with Mrs. A. V Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fenn and Russell Coffman of Portland ar-; Horn. | children of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. rived Saturday. All were Sunday ' dinner guests at the Butler home. Miss Carolyn Betts has gone Howard Fenn and family. to Boise to reside while attend Mrs. Marie Moore was a Thurs Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farmer of ing Link’s School of Business. She day evening picnic dinner guest Ontario were also guests. Mrs. Marie Moore was a Mon was a 1963 graduate of Fruitland at the K. I. Peterson home and a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. high school. Wesley Piercy. Friday she was a! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw and Mrs. Henry Day of Adrian. guest in the James Lane home Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren of Bob, Mrs. Shaw’s two nephews, Dennis Winter of Harper and Parma and Leslie Topliff were and on Saturday a luncheon guest ( We Can Fit Your Needs Gerald Hite of Drewsey, were re- i Friday evening dinner guests at of Mrs. Edna Cowling. At a Reasonable Cost! Mrs. Thelma Hammon accom cent Thursday evening dinner I the Irvin Topliff home honoring panied her daughter, Mrs. Stan ; their daughter, Marcia, who cele guests of Joe Edwards and his daughter, Mrs. Bert Warner of brated her birthday anniversary Parsons and Teri to Alameda, j Calif., June 19. She plans to Bear, Idaho, who was visiting her that day. spend some time there and in the father in Nyssa. Recuperates at Home San Francisco area. Ä V / f | Mrs. Ruby Leedy and Mrs. Ly- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn and GUESTS IN OFT HOME A s | dia Worden went to Huntington family were Saturday evening Saturday dinner guests of Mr. Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ray dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Eggert Oft, Mike and I Leedy. Mrs. Leedy had been in Shank of Succor creek. Terry were Maurice Frakes of ■ a Portland hospital but is now Dennis (Mrs. Irvin Topliff took the (And Up) Bridgeport, Mich., and Charles | recuperating at home. Cookerettes 4-H club swimming Davidson of Chatham, Ontario, Kaye Borge and Judy LaFevre recently at Ontario and later they BUDGET TERMS ! Canada. The men are affiliated returned June 12 from Honolulu. had a wiener roast. with sugar factroies in their re Terry Borge went to Portland on -o spective hometowns. Tuesday and spent the night with GUESTS FROM HOMEDALE his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl — Mr. and Mrs. Orlee Sipes and Leach. He met his fiancee, Miss family of Homedale were Sun DINE IN ONTARIO Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Miner and LaFevre and brought her home day evening guests of her par family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Min Wednesday evening. Jim Grooms ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Har- Phone 372-2993 1 Block West of Railroad Depot er, Mrs. Freida Miner and Mrs. of Huntington brought Kaye oldsen. Chevron Floor Products are on sale! Here’s a chance Marguerite McNeil were guests Borge home. Judy will be a house to buy top-quality products and save money. Standard for dinner Sunday at the Palo guest at the Borge home until her Floor Hardener seals and hardens softwood floors, truck mino cafe in Ontario in observ wedding on Saturday. beds ... keeps concrete from dusting. Chevron Waxglo Mr. and Mrs. Pete Farr of Idaho ance of Father’s day. self-polishing wax gives new beauty to your floors, seals Falls spent the weekend with Mr. wood so that the beauty lasts. and Mrs. Kenneth Farr and fami HILL RETURNS HOME • • • Remember — the sale ends July 31st. Order your full Carl B. Hill returned home ly- supply now and save 10% off the regular price. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fenn and Monday by plane from Kansas family left Monday evening for a City. He had spent several weeks For any Standard Oil product, call visiting relatives in Richmond, two - day vacation trip in the Va.; High Point, N.C.; and Car mountains of northern Idaho. Mrs. Helen Butler went to Mc tersville, Ga. He also attended a W. E. '‘Bill" Schiremon Hill reunion on June 2 near Stew Call Tuesday and visited until Dial 372-3131 Nyssa, Oregon art, Va. Before returning to Nys Saturday with her mother, Mrs. sa, he visited his daughter, Mrs. Payne. Mr. and Mrs Dick Stam of Doris Flora in Ottawa, Kan. Fruitland, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stam and son were Sunday after noon guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McDermott visited last Thursday evening with Charlie Reno in Big Bend. Nu Acres News SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Roto-Rooter Sewer Service BROWER Plumbing Shop Set â//summer. ELECTRIC ... Set Up Where Desired, Plug in Cord, Set Speed and . . . COOL OFF! Water Coolers . . . *29.50 Nyssa Furniture Co. Let Us Rebuild Thai TRACTOR GUARANTEE June Is Dairy Month ... BUT . . . 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