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THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON > f a ch in cu Miss Cheryl Zesiger Visits Family Before Entering Miss Oregon Coniesi PAGE SEVEN Tra n sfar nt Hell s Cantjon Merry Matrons Elect New Officers Plan July 10 Dinner in Nyssa Park By Roxy Ritchie * ______ , ,, . , Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell had By Peggy Brown Mrs. Margaret Duffin of Rupert BUENA VISTA—Sunday visit dinner in Ontario Saturday eve OREGON TRAIL—Merry Mat and Mrs. Damon Savage visited ors at the Eugene Cleaver home ning with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Har rons club met June 19 at the Friday afternoon in the David were Mrs. Jennie Croy, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Snyder of Portland, ris and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faw. home of Mrs. Ewen Chard in Nys Savage home. Louis Phillips is spending the sa, with 11 members answering Mr. and Mrs. John Bretz spent Mrs. Leora Didricksen of Cald roll call, The business session was last Thursday evening in Vale well and Mrs. Minnie Snyder of week with his grandparents, Mr. called to order by President Opal visiting their daughter, Mr. and Weiser, to see their niece, Cheryl and Mrs. Lester Cleaver, while his mother, Mrs. Taylor Phillips Zesiger. Holmes. Mrs. Bob Bowen and family. of Parma, is at Pine Top camp Election of officers was held Guests in Jayo Home Miss Zesiger returned Sunday Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Cleaver with Lorena Gressley being nam to La Grande and left there Mon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jayo en took Mr and Mrs. Bob Elliott and ed president. Other officers elect day to attend the Miss Oregon tertained with a dinner Sunday ed include Viola Adams, vice contest June 27 - 29 at Seaside. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Holcomb to for Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Coleman dinner at El Sombrero cafe in president; Alberta Tyner, secre Miss Zesiger was recently chosen and girls of La Grande, Mr. and Nyssa Saturday evening in ob tary. Mary Smiley and Viola Ad Miss La Grande Mrs. Don Eaton and children of servance of the Cleavers’ wed ams were appointed members of Emmett, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jayo Mrs. Cleaver and Harriet will ding anniversary. The Cleavers the social committee. go to Seaside Thursday. and baby, Mrs. Alice Egurrola and were guests Sunday at the Hol Remainder of the afternoon was girls of Homedale. comb home for a barbecue dinner. spent playing bingo with several Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nedrow and The Cow Hollow Pony league Leave for Oklahoma members winning prizes. Refresh Jimmie were Sunday evening din ball team won over the Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Mancil Bishop ments were served by the hostess, ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pony leaguers Tuesday evening and sons and their house guests. assisted by Virginia Rookstool. Brown and family. Evening vis at the old CCC camp here with Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Lemons of Club adjourned to meet on July itors in the Brown home were the score of 8-7. Friday evening Oklahoma, attended the horse 10 at Nyssa south park for a 12 Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers of Ad the Cow Hollow Pony league met races in Ontario last Thursday- o’clock covered dish dinner. rian. Vale there with the host team evening. Friday evening they Mrs. Gilbert Toll of Redmond winning 8-5. were guests for homemade ice Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Byers and and Mrs. Linda Toll of Ontario Linda, Ann and Evelyn Cleaver cream in the Scott Hiatt home. , boys of Ontario took dinner to were Wednesday overnight guests left Monday morning with a Joining the Bishops and Lemons the Frank Byers home Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes THRUSTING FORWARD with chattering drill gravity structure rising some 320 feet — about group from Owyhee LDS ward for Sunday dinner in the Bishop evening to honor Mrs. Byers on and Jerry. rigs and booming blasts, workmen have started 120 feet taller than Idaho's state capitol build for Pine Top camp near Idaho home were Mrs. Elton Hunsucker her birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Don Royse and City. construction of the third and final section of a ing. Construction of final iwo-mile section of and Robbie of Payette, Mr. and children of Boise were June 16 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweizer Connie Holcomb of Nyssa was Mrs. George Knowles of Nyssa, 23-mile access highway reaching along steep the highway, called the toughest project of its accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Vic evening dinner guests of Mr. and a Wednesday overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hiatt and sons. mountain slopes to the site of Idaho Power com type ever undertaken, will be performed by Marshall to Idaho City Sunday to Mrs. Rolland Holmes and Jerry. Karry Cleaver. pany's Hells Canyon dam. Broken white line at Morrison-Knudsen. Inc., Boise, under a contract Mr. and Mrs. Lemons left Monday attend the Centennial celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Holmes were The girls softball team of the j morning to visit relatives in Utah right in this view looking downstream in the awarded on iti low bid of more than $539,000 in also evening visitors in the Rol Owyhee LDS ward played the and Colorado before returning to Cheat Grass Taken From Throat mile-deep gorge shows where two-lane route competitive bidding. The contract boosted to land Holmes residence. Vale girls team Thursday even ' their home. will be cut in solid rock to reach dam site. Lo about $3.5 million the total cost of the new route Kebbi Jo Holmes, 4-year-old ing in Vale, winning 36-4 over cation of giant concrete Hells Canyon dam and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry wh.ch will be opened later for public access to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richesin and Classifieds Bring Results! their hosts. Holmes was taken to Malheur Me the scenic area and for full development of children were Sunday dinner | its 425,000-kilowait powerhouse, which Idaho Attends Portland Meet morial hospital Sunday afternoon guests at the home of his parents,! Power will build at a cost of nearly $70 million, known deposits of low-grade ore. Mrs. Lester Cleaver went to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Richesin in Nu to have a cheat grass stem remov is indicated by solid white line. Dam will be a Portland last week to attend an Acres. ed from her throat. The little miss executive meeting of the Oregon had been playing in the family Mrs. Esther Stephen, Mrs. Bruce VISITS FROM NEW YORK CITY yard when she sucked the grass Congress of PTA held June 19.1 Mrs. John Metzler of New York into her throat. She was released Tom Summerville of Portland was MacArthur and son visited Mr. City is visiting at the home of her without any ill effects. elected second vice president. and Mrs. Daman Hindrick at Mc Call Sunday and also went out brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver returned home last Monday evening callers in the to the lakes where they visited, Mrs. Tom Eldredge and with oth Rolland Holmes residence, to visit j Thursday. By Mrs. Waldo Smalley Her Mr. and Mrs. Dean Holmes who Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward, er relatives in Fruitland Mrs. Esther Stephen, Mrs. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ewell of Boise and Miss JoAnn Stephen of Cow APPLE VALLEY—Mr. and Mrs. Shirley and Gary and Rodney husband plans to join her later were married on June 12, were MacArthur and Mrs. Jim Ritchie Hollow who will be working at were hostesses at a pink and blue i Jack Moran recently received a Rhoades of Nyssa attended the to visit in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Goodson of shower Thursday honoring Mrs. a camp this summer. letter from their son, Private First Shrine circus last Thursday in Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Gib Holmes WEEKEND GUESTS Mrs. Edith Whipple, Kenneth Class Tom Moran at Honolulu, Boise. John Price in the Stephen home. and girls of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Haroldsen Stanley Byers and boys, Larry ‘ Seventeen ladies attended. Fol and Leah of Buena Vista, Sharon telling them he was chosen to be Attend 4-H Congress and daughter of Boise were week Holman of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs lowing several games, Mrs. Price and Lynn Eide of Vale attended one of the honor guards for Presi Linda Wagstaff and George end guests of his parents. Mr. and Larry Holmes and children Re opened her gifts. Refreshments the music festival in Weiser Sat- dent Kennedy when he visited in Harns, 4-H members from Can Mrs. Reuben Haroldsen. Mr. and freshments of cake and ice cream, urday evening. were served by the hostesses. Hawaii. yon county and Parma, were pri-1 Mrs. Orlee Sipes and family of punch and coffee were served. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Maze of Theresa Tanner spent several Tom also had the privilege of Nyssa and Mrs. Alma Sear of days in Ontario last week with being one of four persons who vileged to attend the State 4-H Homedale were Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Seuell Greeley, Colo., were recent visit her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Tan- photographed the President’s trip Club Congress held June 16-22 i visitors in the Haroldsen home. and family were Sunday dinner at Moscow, Idaho. Ada, Canyon ors of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Hoff- ner, and her aunt, Mrs. Alta Pek- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest around the island. and Owyhee county clubs com- Robert Hopkins and sons and Seuell of Adrian, Other guests man. kala. i bined to charter a bus which took George Harris. The Greatest Number of Peo of the Seuells were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walter Hopper and infant I all the delegates from the various ple Find a Regular Eye Ex Relatives of Mrs. Lillie Fouts Kenneth Baker of Portland and amination Is the Greatest daughter, Claudia Sue of Midvale clubs to Moscow for the week, who visited in the C. L. Fritts his mother, Mrs. Baker of Mis- arrived Tuesday for a visit with j George Harris attended on a scho home last Tuesday afternoon in- | souri. Way to Safeguard Vision . . . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd larship given to him by the Par i eluded Mrs. Bertha Klokler of For Complete Visual Service, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill and ma Lions club and Linda Wag Bremerton, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. I family of Homedale were Sun- j See Usl Dibble. Today’s Answer Is Sunday dinner guests of Mr. staff went on one given by Parma Walter Looney of Sparks, Nev., day dinner guests of her parents, Colorado. and Mrs. Gertie Schultz of Cald Mr. and Mrs. Rommell Moss. In and Mrs. Dwight Seward were the Seed company. The road district cleaned up the well, Idaho. Rev. and Mrs. J. Russell Brown the afternoon the Hill family and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts; their the Moss couple drove to Payette and Molly of Boise, Bob Martin old Apple Valley dump near the and Terry of Nu Acres, the Rev. Farmers canal last week. They two gransons, Steve and Terry where they visited Mr. and Mrs. I OPTOMETRIST I H. A. Lintz of Nyssa, Rodney hauled in dirt and gravel, cover Fritts; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Oster- Trenton Moss and family. Rhoades of Nyssa and Sandra ing and burying tile unsightly meier of Fruitland spent the ¡ vision specialist ! Bobby Gressley of Ontario spent junk to make it a more sanitary weekend in their trailer house at Saturday with his grandparents, Hobson of Ontario. I» SI. NFIM ■ INTUII mit III 1117 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Meeker of place. Junk should now be taken Pine Ridge. Ontario visited June 18 in the to a designated dump yard. George Griffin and Mr. Tish Clarence Fritts home. Would Rather Not Have Children Under 12 in Field Mrs. Dale Collins received a with several other committeemen phone call early Monday morning from Parma accompanied Boy 4-WHEEL from her husband Private E/2 Scout troop 215 to Lost lake Sat urday for an overnight campout Dale Collins, telling her that he DRIVE P/2 Miles West of Cairo Junction on Vale Highway had arrived in Stuttgart, Ger and pleasure trip. The boys re port excellent fishing and lots of many, on Friday, June 21. fun. SlMQufy Pfc. Tom Moran Serves as Body Guard For President During Hawaiian Visit STRAWBERRIES YOU PICK at — MORI BERRY FARM Dr. John tasty Bring Own Containers—12c per Lb. 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