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THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE EIGHT Randalls Buy Grain Firm in Richland; iX“™' Assume Management Late in August VISIT IN CALIFORNIA Mrs. Dorothea Lewis and chil dren, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Harriet Pennie, returned home June 11 after an 11-day vacation i n Sacramento, Calif. While there they visited Douglas Lewis and family and the David Holman family. Mrs. Lewis and children also visited in the Bay area with brother and sisters of the late Lloyd Lewis. Douglas Lewis, son of Mrs. Lewis, has just completed the first semester of his senior year at Sac ramento State college where he is majoring in business finance. Da- I vid Holman, son of Mrs. Pennie, recently moved to Sacramento to assume the position as vice presi dent of the Bank of Sacramento. Teresa Marlin Chosen as New Queen Al Combined Meeting of 4-H Clubs Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bellon re cently received word that their *” Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ray enjoy By Mrs. Waldo Smalley Points were given each depart son, Jerry, has been appointed as By Ruth Robbins APPLE VALLEY—A combined ed a week’s visit last week with a regular member of the teaching LINCOLN HEIGHTS—Mr and ment for attendance, memory staff at the University of Califor meeting of the 4-H club general their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nor Mrs. Frank Randall recently pur work and taking new children. nia in Berkeley. His work will and livestock divisions was held man Geer and family of Albany, chased the Baker Mill and Grain The primary department showed be in personnel administration. the evening of June 10 at the Ore. The Geers arrived Saturday store at Richland, Ore. The Ran the highest points at the end of Tom Martin home. Two interest and attended the Geer family re Prior to his appointment he had dall family will be moving to the week and were given a picnic been athletic director and coun ing and educational films were union held the first of last week. shown. One was on Duroc hogs. On Wednesday a brother of Nor Richland to take over their busi at the Payette park on Saturday selor at De Valle high school near I for their reward. showing how to raise hogs for man s^ Mr. and Mrs. Gene^Geer ness the latter part of August Danville and had also served on Mr. and Mrs Vern Smith and j registration. The other was on and family of Corning, Calif., the teaching staff at Los Lomas family, Mrs. Bruce Hunt and “ An Ounce of Prevention,” spon were guests in the Ray home. Gary Noble of Portland is a high school in Walnut Creek. They left for their home in Cali sored by Sears and Roebuck. guest at the Vernon Carlstrom Bruce, Jr., spent Memorial day at “By the way, dear, I meant the Conservative Baptist church J He is a graduate of Nyssa high home. He and Margaret Ann Carl During the business meeting, fornia the next day. to tell you there’s been a raise Camp Elkanah, located 17 miles school, strom will be married July 12. Janet Perez resigned her position Masons Return From Trip in your pay envelope since Frank Kaneaster and Gary beyond La Grande. as queen and Teresa Martin was the first of the year. ” Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mason Mr. and Mrs. Don Good and SUFFERS BROKEN HEEL Brown attended 4-H summer elected to take her place. and family returned recently Mrs. Howard Myrick sustained school at Oregon State university daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Percy Booth gave a demonstra- from a three-week trip to Ohio. a broken right heel June 9 when in Corvallis last week. Frank re Henry and son visited June 9 with tion on making a calf blanket. RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA They took highway 30 going over ceived the Patch and Chat club the ladies’ parents, Mr. and Mrs she fell from a scaffold while Mr. and Mrs. Jim Obenchain and highway 10 coming home, painting. She is recuperating at scholarship and Gary the Elks Louis Wiggins. arrived home Saturday morning ! Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and visiting friends and relatives her home. lodge scholarship. By Roxy Ritchie from a week’s trip to California. ■ children of Pocatello, Mr. and along both routes while travel Observe Cradle Roll Sunday They were guests of his brother- Mrs. Bob Jackson of Nampa, Mr. ing through 15 states on their trip. Vacation Bible School Ends Cradle RoH Sunday was June 3 VISIT IN FISCHER HOME in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lester Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Lemons Malheur Butte Baptist church I at Malheur Butte Baptist church _______ ____ ____________ Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pitman Mr. and Mrs. Bob Godfrey and Robert Gundry and family in family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wild and and family of Boise were week climaxed a week of daily vacation Miss Nancy Penn, daughter of famjiy of Bo.se, his mother and of Oklahoma are visiting at the Bible school June 7 when those Mr and Mrs. Larry Penn, pre- brother, Mrs. Eva Godfrey and home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Santa Barbara. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wild of Nyssa end guests of Mr. and Mrs. participating presented a pro- sented a solo during church She navjd of Richland, Utah, were Mancil Bishop and children. Mrs. Disneyland and saw the San Die were guests for Father’s day din Charles Pitman. ner of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Sew gram. Theme was “Living With sang "Jewels. Mrs. Vern Smith, saturday afternoon guests of Mr. Elton Hunsucker of Payette vis go zoo. Bobby and J immy Hopkins, ard. ited Monday in the Bishop home. Christ.” Each class took part, cradle roll superintendent, gave and Mrs jafce Fjscher. Percy and Harvey Booth attended showing the Bible work they two readings. They were entitled ■------------------------------------------------ Elton Hunsucker and Billy Bishop VISIT IN SIMPSON HOME the four-day 4-H camp at Ket Host Farewell Dinner Monday visitors in the Wayne attended an archery tournament were taught and expressing them •What Is a Girl?” and “Prayer > Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ray enter chum last week. fome . yearS Ta«°' Jhey Sunday in Weiser. Simpson home were Mr. and Mrs. selves with song. All teachers and of a Young Mother.” tained with a farewell potluck Club Meeting Postponed planned to arrive on June 16 and their assistants were honored for Certificates for cradle roll were will stay part time w)th Art An. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver i Charles Jamison of Portland, Mrs. ! dinner last Thursday for relatives The Parma 4-H Sew and Sew their efforts with corsages by given to new members including derson and part time with Allen and family drove to Bully Creek Willis Bertram, Mrs. Clint Simp- of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Geer. club members have postponed I son, Craig and Sheri of Payette. Mrs. Bill Penn, director. dam Sunday on a sightseeing Janet Lynn Barnes, Tamara Sue Anderson at Fruitland. Mr. and Mrs. Jamison, Mr. and Those present included his par their meeting scheduled Wednes Teachers for this year were Penn, Debora Lynn Stacy and trip. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Dearborn Mrs. Wayne Simpson and Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Walker day of this week until June 26. Mrs. Amos Nofziger and Janine Kelly Mae Stacy. Their mothers Host Sunday Dinner visited June 9 at George Harris and Mrs. Dolly the Brock Rob- | Bertram were guests for dinner of Delta, Colo., Mrs. Sam Satter- Meyer, three-year age group; Mrs. were presented potted plants. wite of Rosenberg, Texas, Mrs. Iiams attended a 4-H leaders bins home. Father ’ s day dinner guests in I that evening at the Elks lodge in Greg Ross and Gloria Walz, four i Steven Penn and Timothy Penn Zelma Attwood of Delta, Mrs.' training council last Thursday at to six-year-olds; Mrs. Gene Gru were promoted from the roll to I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randall the Silas Hoffman home were Mr. J Ontario. Lilly May Simpson and children Dairymen’s hall in Caldwell, and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman and Mrs. Polly Tucker and Danny ell, first grade; Mrs. Drexel ! the nursery department. Those | were hosts for a pinochle party Barnes, second grade; Miss Laray still remaining on the cradle roll June 8. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Glenda; Mrs. Edith Whipple, Ken of Seattle, Joanne Harris and of Nyssa, Mrs. Gail Martin and i Mr. and Mrs. Al Grimes of Walz, third grade. Also assisting I and introduced were William Hol-1 Harvey Reel, Mr. and Mrs. Clif neth and Leah; Mrs. Esther Ste Kaydene Price of Salt Lake were children of Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Waldo Smalley in the primary grades was Miss i lopeter, Sandra Penn, Susan Page, I ford Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Everett phen, Mrs. Bruce MacArthur, Tuesday visitors in the Simpson Sam Poe and children of Parma were Saturday afternoon guests and Grandpa Purcell of Nyssa. of Mrs. Marshall Hays. Sharon Gruell. Mrs. Laray Walz 1 Lori Ann Lisle, Earl Norton and Faw, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Jenson, Bruce Martin, Mrs. Leland Hoff home. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey went also presented a missionary story. J Dava Lee Sayers. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi, Mr. man and Mrs. Jim Ritchie. Join ing them for dinner Sunday even PICNIC IN BOISE PARK children of Pocatello were week-1 to Boise Sunday and spent the and Mrs. Buster Talbot, Mr. and Junior department teachers in Vernon and Elmer Carlstrom ing were Mr. and Mrs. Claude cluded Mrs. Vern Smith, fourth Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeMinck end guests of her parents, Mr. and day visiting relatives. , i had as their guest last week their Mrs. Merle Maine. grade; Mrs. Robert F and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Dwight Seward. Obenchain, brother - in - law, Carl Larsen of1 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes and Day and Jim Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor of J. Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. fifth grade; Mrs. Harlan Meyer, I I Clay Center, Kan. Larsen was en Joel returned recently from a trip Mr. and Mrs. John Boston and Builders Credit Newspaper Ads near Seattle visited Monday with Art Bosselman and children pic two daughters, Mrs. Lucy Rogers Life magazine reports that a sixth grade and music. Miss Di route to Canada. to Yellowstone park. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richesin and nicked Sunday at Julia Davis and Gaylene Brumbaugh left Fri survey of 25 merchandise-minded ane Hall and Miss Sharon Findley Floyd Tilson, Danny and Faith Miss Kay Louise Ross is em- family. The two men were in the helped with refreshments each park in Boise. The three families day for a visit with relatives in builders from coast to coast show were June 9 dinner guests of Mr. j ployed at Meier & Frank com service together. day. then drove to Lucky Peak dam Ashton, Idaho. They expected to ed that builders credit 60 percent I and Mrs. Greg Ross. Tilson was | pany in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Phillips on a sightseeing trip. of their sales to newspapers ads. Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson, return the first of the week. speaker at the Malheur Butte Place in Spring Fair and son of Parma visited Sunday Lois, Buddy and Carol returned Baptist church that day. recently from a vacation in Wash The Methoteer class of the First | Lincoln Heights was well rep at the Lester Cleaver home. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Townsend ington. They visited Mrs. Ander Methodist church of Ontario held resented at the recent 4-H spring of Ellensburg, Wash., visited Mon son’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal fair in Ontario. Many girls ex its monthly social meeting June ter Rudolf and numerous rela hibited their sewing and cooking day in the James Stephen home. II at the Clifford Harris home. tives in Spokane. In Yakima they projects and entered the contests. Mr. and Mrs. James O. Stephen visited Anderson’s brother, Ar Family Plans Reunion Junior demonstrators were Wen and family of Burns were Friday nold and family. They stopped in The Avery Anderson family is dy Kennington and Vicki Gabiola, overnight guests there. Ronnie Lamont to visit Mrs. Anderson’s planning a family reunion next old - fashioned apple dumplings; Stephen left Sunday for Klamath sister, Mrs. Ronald Kelly. 1 week. They all lived in this com- Cheryl Shigeno, Peter Rabbit sa Falls where he will take meteor lad; Cynthia and Gayle Teramura, ologist research training. Among those attending the blueberry muffins; Nancy Rob bins and Edie Shimojima, tuna Bible school program at Owyhee burgers and Raggedy Ann salad; Community church Friday even Anna Lou Gabiola and Joyce Te ing were Mr. and Mrs. LaVern ...FOR NOTHING DOWN' ramura, peanut butter cookies; Cleaver, Mrs. Delbert Cleaver, Sheri Reel and Mary Beth Gress- Mrs. Lester Cleaver and Mrs. ley, dishwashing tips; Rebecca Eugene Cleaver. F Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Cleaver! Randall, party sandwich; Shirley CEILING Nelson, tuna - noodle casserole; and family, Mr. and Mrs. Duane i o Carrie Robbins, how to sew on Holcomb and family camped Sat- ! urday and Sunday at Lake Owy- fasteners. NEW CABINETS Senior demonstrators included hee. They returned home Sun Marilyn Besse and Sheila Hoff day evening. The Cow Hollow Pony league man, potatoes for tea; Connie BUILT-IN played ball Tuesday with the Carlstrom and Janet Hoffman, OVEN tricks with cheese. Connie and Nyssa Pony league. Score ended Janet won the right to take their in a 7-7 tie. The Cow Hollow senior team demonstration to the Little league team played the a Oregon state fair. The majority Nyssa Reds, winning over Nyssa 3-2. of the other girls have blue rib bons to show for their efforts. 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