Nyssa gate city journal., July 11, 1963, Page 4, Image 4

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THURSDAY. JULY 11. 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
| Holiday Visitors
Guests of Families
In Owyhee Area
Big Bend Area Residents Celebrate
Holiday With Gatherings and Picnics
Youngsters Compete in Swim Meets
Held Recently in Boise and Weiser
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plagman
By Mrs. Waldo Smalley
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Price and
By Helen Hatch
were
July 4 guests of Mr and
By
Roxy
Ritchie
APPLE VALLEY—Mrs. Charles
Mrs.
Mrs. A. G. Schultz.
BIG BEND—Messrs, and Mmes. children of Ontario, Mr and Mr
OWYHEE
—
July
4
barbecue
Mann
and
Mrs.
Jack
Wilson
took
E. Smith of Mitchell Butte,
Jim Bishop and son of Eugene,
Mrs. Anna Boston, Mr. and Mrs
dinner guests at the Darrell Wil­ Marilyn Mann, Mark Mason, Vai
and Mrs. Orland White and Lu-
Arthur Molt and sun of New Ply­
Dick
Harns and family of On­
liams
home
were
Mrs.
Stanley
Neilson, Trudy and Brenda Bay,
cille of Ontario visited Sunday
mouth, Glenn Molt, Dallas Cha­
Penn and family, Mr. and Mrs Don and Marilu Wilson to Boise tario, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shippy
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ray­
ney and children, Mrs. Anna Cha­
Roy Brewer of Ontario, Mr. and July 2 when they competed with and Danny of Weiser, Mr. and
ney of Nyssa, Mrs. Don Kadel and mond Price.
Mrs. John Westfall and family of others in a swimming meet for Mrs. John Boston and girls were
children spent July 4 in the Hor­ Entertain With Lawn Picnic
Hines, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ev­ the Boise City Centennial splash. July 4 dinner guests of their par­
ace Chaney home.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas en­
ans of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Ger­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson took ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston.
Mrs. Errol Jensen and baby of tertained July 4 with a lawn pic­
ald Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Trudy Bay, Vai Neilson and Don
Jerry Fritts, Terry Brown |nd
Idaho Falls are visiting her par­ nic dinner. Guests included Mr.
Barker of Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson to Weiser Saturday even­ Masa Kora, Jr., were baseball
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cha- and Mrs. Boyce Van DeWater, her
Ernie Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Bob ing to compete in a swim meet.
players from Apple Valley on the
nev.
mother, Mrs. Alice Rist of Deary,
Barker and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Parma Little league No. 2 team
Mr and Mrs. Leroy Bennett, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Knapp,
Keith Tallman and family, Mr.
Approximately 50 people at- which competed in the Fourth of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bishop of Cald­ Mrs. Ernest Knapp and children
and Mrs. Don Brewer and sons,
tended
the no-host picnic at Ap- July tournament in Caldwell.
well and Leroy Bishop of Boise
Mr. and Mrs. John Packwood
Mr and Mrs. Fred Deffer and
There were 15 teams Playing in
spent July 4 with Mr. and Mrs entertained July 4 with a picnic
family, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sew­ ■ pie Valley school park on the the tournament and this team
Fourth
of
July.
Verl Bishop, Stevie and Linda on their lawn. Guests were Mr.
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer
placed second.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wiley of Cald­ and Mrs. C. W Musgrove, Mr and
Mr. and Mrs. Orley Smith and
and daughters and Ira Moore of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fritts and
well, Mr. and Mrs. Albertus Wiley Mrs. Norman Ketner, Mr. and
I Beverly of Seattle have been vis-
Columbus, Kan.
family and Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
of Middleton were Sunday visit- | Mrs. Charles Henthorne and chil-
iting
with
relatives
and
friends
Monday evening the Williams
Fritts joined the Tuning families
ors in the Bishop home.
| dren, all of Marsing, Mr. and Mrs
couple entertained at dinner hon­ in Boise, Roswell and Apple Vai- of Roswell for a July 4 picnic din­
Harry Packwood of Gay Way and
ley
the
past
two
weeks.
oring their uncle, Ira Moore of
i Miss Laverna Simons of Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bay and ner in the Caldwell park.
Kansas, and cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hemman
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Seuell, Lois
Richard Newman and family of family went on a camping and and three children of Boise were
j and Darryl picnicked July 4 with
Kansas. Those attending in addi­ fishing trip to Dagger Creek Falls Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Price and
tion to the honored guests were over the Fourth of July. They Mrs. Monte Leveaux.
family.
the families of Don Brewer, Fred returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Thompson and Helen
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plagnian Spend Holiday in Baker
Deffer, Homer Brewer, Howard
! Hatch drove to Jordan Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey spent
Evans, Keith Tailman, Ernie Bar­ returned recently from a visit
ker, Roy Brewer and Leroy Sew­ with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ar- July 4 at Baker with Mr, and Mrs.
Oregon will not have standard j July 3 and were overnight guests
nold at Jefferson, Ore.
Phil Nicely. They attended the
ard.
containers for fresh produce after ¡of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson
and spent the Fourth of July with
afternoon rodeo there and went
Miss Terry Poulson of Portland Barbecue Dinner Guests
July 25.
to Vale for the evening rodeo.
is a house guest in the William
Those container standards that them.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Grimes and Nicely was one of the rodeo rid­
Peutz home.
still remained in effect in Oregon Guest« in Avery Home
Ruth Weed of Caldwell, Mrs. ers.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dobbins Marshall Hays and three children
are repealed by an order issued
Mr. and Mrs. Norburt Volney
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey met
of Portland were Friday over­ of Parma, the Rev. and Mrs. W. D.
this week by the Oregon Depart­ of San Bernardino, Calif., visited
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
night
guests
in
the
Chester
Mills
ment of Agriculture.
recently with their uncle and
Millen of Caldwell, Mrs. Doug George Griffin and family, in Mc­
home.
However, this does not mean aunt, Mr and Mrs. Ted Avery.
Daniels
and Kimberley of Coos
A FIRST THIS YEAR in the young lives of Tim Phillips and his
Glenn Corey of Hillsboro has Bay were guests for a barbecue Call for a weekend of camping.
that the department will not1 Monday they took them to Owy­
continue its check for deceptive hee reservoir and on to Hunting­ filly, Tammy, was to compete in WRCA district and state meets. been a house guest in the home picnic dinner July 4 at the Waldo The Griffins were returning from
Tim and his filly, not quite two years old, placed third in the junior of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mills. Smalley home. Miss Weed was a a week’s trip to Stanley Basin.
weights and measures, Also, all I ton.
labeling statutes still apply.
division
at the state meet held in Emmett. Here they display one Kenny Mills spent the Fourth of Sunday evening guest in the They were in a snowstorm and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Welsh of
had ice form on water each morn­
Gordon Schwalen, hearings of­
July holidays with his parents.' Smalley home.
Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Don Kadel of the trophies donated by the Sugar Bowl and Polar Bear Drive-
ing. They report fishing was ex­
ficer for the hearing held June 24 and children visited Sunday eve­ In, together with five ribbons they won Sunday at the state contest. He is employed by the Caswell
cellent.
Logging company a t Randall, |
at Salem to consider the proposals
—Journal Photo.
ning in the Horace Chaney home.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stout and
for repealing container standards
Wash.
Local
Lawyer
Speaks
Mrs. Genevieve Sutton, Mary
family of Salt Lake City are vis­
and revision of grade standards Snodgrass of Caldwell, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deffer and
OVERSTAKE FAMILY LEAVES Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams To Area Secretaries
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
for 35 fresh produce commodities,
Mrs. Dwight Sutton and children
FOR HOME IN NORTH BEND
Stanley Stout of Parma, and her
said the standards were repealed
spent
three
days
last
week
camp
­
At
Meeting
in
Nyssa
of Seattle attended a picnic din­
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Overstake ing on the north fork of the Mai-1
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Paul
because they had become obsolete
Regular
monthly
meeting
of
ner Sunday at the Phil Clucas
and sons left Friday evening for heur river.
of Boise. They were July 4 guests
and were no longer applicable to
Futura
chapter,
National
Secre
­
home. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Slip­
North Bend to make their home.
By Mrs. G. E. Mackey
present packaging and merchan­
taries association, was held Mon­ in the home of his sister, Norma
py called in the afternoon.
The family had resided in Nyssa Visit in Washington
dising of fresh commodities.
day
evening at Brownie’s cafe in Stout at Boise.
Mr and Mrs. Ted Avery spent
for a number of years and he had
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crocker spent
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts spent
All of the grade standards for
Nyssa.
Presiding over the meet-
July 4 with their children, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ashcraft
changes proposed in grade stan­ and Mrs. Bud Walker and Mr. and visited his brother-in-law and sis­ been mathematics instructor in last week in Washington where | ' ing was new president, Mrs. Vera the weekend at their camp at
the local high school. He will they visited their daughters. Mr.
Lone Pine.
dards for 35 fresh produce com­
Mrs. Gordon Avery in Hunting­ ter, Mr. and Mrs J. A. Nelson of serve in the same capacity in the and Mrs. Marty McKim of Moses Wright, assisted by Mrs. Patsy
modities also have been adopted
Emmons,
first
vice
president,
and
ton.
Nampa, Sunday evening. Mrs. high school at North Bend.
Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Russell
in orders issued by the depart­
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roberts Nelson is recuperating at home
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dail and fam­ | Patton of Quincy. Enroute home j Miss June Graham, second vice Nyssa Births . . .
ment. They become effective on and daughter returned Saturday after being hospitalized for some
ily have purchased the Overstake they visited Mr. and Mrs. Forrest president.
July 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
July 25.
The group of secretaries from Klein of Vale, an 8-pound, 13-
I time.
frorfi a visit on the coast.
home
and
have
moved
there
from
Hardman,
former
residents
of
this
the
changes
In most instances
Nyssa, Vale and Ontario heard ounce son, John Christian.
Mr and Mrs. Claude Day were their location o n North Sixth community. Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
were made to bring Oregon grade Visitors From California
street.
July 9 — To Mr. and Mrs. Aki
Reed of Caldwell were Sunday H a 1 Henigson, Nyssa attorney,
standards in line with the present
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kidd of Sunday dinner guests of her par­
speak on requirements, advan­ Horiuchi of Ontario, a 5-pound,
ents.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Silas
Hoffman.
dinner guests of the Crockers and
U. S Department of Agriculture San Bernardino, Calif., recently
tages
and
opportunities
existing
15-ounce daughter, unnamed.
Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Unwin of
HOME FROM EASTERN TRIP
grade standards.
i brought his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Mrs. Day Has Surgery
for secretaries in the legal pro­
July 10—To Mr. and Mrs John
Mrs. Claude Day underwent
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Fox return­ Fruitland called in the afternoon. fession.
Affected by the revisions in j Tubbs, to visit his aunt, Mrs.
DeBoer of Ontario, a 9-pound, 9-
grades or container standards are Agnes Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Kidd surgery at Malheur Memorial hos­ ed July 3 from a 4900-mile trip Monday dinner guests there were
A short business meeting, at ounce son, unnamed.
pital Monday of last week and into 14 eastern states. They vis- Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Scholl and
apples, apricots, asparagus, snap left Monday for their home.
which
standing committees were
beans, beets, brussel sprouts, cab­
Mr and Mrs. Dyre Roberts, Mr. { returned home Wednesday. Mr. ited relatives, former schoolmates their granddaughter, Marla John­ ■ named, and refreshments rounded
son
of
Ellensburg,
Wash.
and
Mrs.
Billy
Day
of
Nyssa
stay
­
and
friends
all
along
the
route
bage, cantaloupes, bunched car­ and Mrs. Wayne Roberts a n d (
out the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Woods and
rots, cauliflower, celery, sweet daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David ed at the home of his parents and also saw many places of in-
daughter, Carol, and a niece, Deb- j The local chapter of NSA ex-
terest, including national parks.
cherries, green corn, dewberries Krause, Mrs. Jim Carroll and Su­ Wednesday and Thursday.
| tends a welcome to all secretaries
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer
ra Kannear of Norwalk, Calif.,
and blackberries, filbert kernels. san had a picnic Sunday evening
were guests the past weekend of to attend the open meetings and
American eastern - type bunch with Mrs. Florence Henderlider 1 and Mrs. Pearl Brown left Friday GUESTS IN RUSSELL HOME
learn more about the organiza-!
for Pendleton where they are vis­
Guests last week at the home Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mills and tion. The meetings are rotated
grapes, European - type table in Melba.
grapes, lettuce, loganberries, on­
Mr. and Mrs. Rolan Riggs and j iting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiggins of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell were daughter.
among Nyssa, Vale and Ontario,!
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Crocker with special meetings being held I
ions, onion sets, parsnips, peaches, family and Johnny Witty visited and family.
her sister, Mrs. Estelle Pfeiler and
pears (summer, fall and winter), Saturday evening with Mr. and j Mr and Mrs. George DeHaven daughter, Tracy, and James Kirby and family and her parents, Mr. in Payette on occasion.
fresh peas, fresh plums and Mrs. Wayne Roberts in the Dyre | and Carol returned home July 3 of Camarilla, Calif. The Russells and Mrs. M. P. Scholl, and a
Futura chapter of NSA is char- 1
from Oakridge where they visited entertained Tuesday evening with granddaughter of the Scholl’s,
prunes, raspberries.
Roberts home.
tered
to include members from
Spinach plants, squash (fall and
Mrs. Guy Ocamica and Regina their son, Mr. and Mrs. Don De­ a steak barbecue dinner. In addi­ Marla Johnson o f Ellensburg, Weiser, Payette, New Plymouth
Haven,
and
their
daughter,
Mr
spent
several
days
last
week
at
WILSON'S MARKET
winter), strawberries, fresh toma­ of Caldwell calk'd Sunday in the
tion to the California guests, those
and Fruitland, Idaho, as well as
and
Mrs.
Ray
Landau.
Patrick
Buhl
visiting
in
the
Orin
Scholl
Nyssa, Oregon
toes, walnuts (in shell and shell­ Joe King home.
present were Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
the three towns in Oregon.
ed) and watermelons.
Laurence and Cleve Clucas at­ and Ricky Landau, Debbie and Russell and Mr and Mrs. John home. They returned Monday to
the Crocker home.
In the case of filbert kernels, tended church camp last week at Danny DeHaven returned home Stringer.
with them for a visit.
there are no U.S. grade standards Warm Lake.
Fourth of July picnic guests at Culbertsons Have Guests
The changes here are for a clari­ Mr«. Weir Enter« Hospital
the Russell home included Mr.
Fir» Damages Kitchen
Visitors the past week in the
fication on whole and broken
and Mrs. Harry Sandquist of Charles Culbertson home were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Forie
Martin
of
Mrs.
Robert
Weir
entered
Mal
­
meats and the definition of for­
Fruitland, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
heur Memorial hospital Saturday Owyhee Corners are staying at Russell, Mrs. John Stringer, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClure and
eign materials.
daughter of San Antonio and Mrs.
the
home
of
their
son,
Mr.
and
morning.
Bob Elliott and the visitors from Lorene Youngman of Delta, Colo.
Mrs.
Lennie
Martin,
while
their
George DeGross of Portland,
California. The trio left Sunday Other guests on July 4 were the
Mrs. Gladys Divine of Lebanon, house is being repaired as the re­ to return to their home.
Messrs, and Mmes. Earl Kygar
Dale Miller of Portland and Mrs. sult of a recent fire in the kitchen
Messrs, and Mmes. Forie Mar-’
and family of Adrian, Tom Dun­
Alice Rist are visiting Mr. and
FAMILY VISITS FROM UTAH
can and family of Ontario, Merle
tin,
Lennie
Martin
and
sons
and
Mrs. Boyce Van DeWater and Bil­
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Simpson McClure and family of Star, Jim
lie. Sunday they went to Nampa G. E. Mackey fished and pic-
and their son and daughter-in- McClure of Star, Buster Talbot
to visit Mr. and Mrs Dick Reed nicked Sunday at Owyhee reser-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Simpson and family. Friday visitors in the
voir.
and girls.
and baby of Ogden, picnicked Culbertson home were Mr. and
Mrs.
Bell
Mackey
and
Craig
of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Boyakin of
July 4 in Ann Morrison park at Mrs. Jerry Gordon and children
Lus Angeles visited cousins, Mr. Yerington, Nev., arrived Tuesday
Will Run Cooler! and
Boise. They later went to Lucky of Jordan Valley. Other recent
to
visit
at
the
E
M.
and
G.
E
Mrs Raymond Price, Satur­
Peak
dam and Idaho City on a guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mar­
Mackey
homes
They
returned
day morning and also were din
LET US DO IT
trip, returning that shall Scholl and their grand­
sightseeing
home
Sunday.
They
all
spent
the
ner guests.
Caldwell
to view the daughter of Ellensburg. Mrs. Mel­
evening
to
Fourth
of
July
fishing
and
pic
­
TODAY!
Mr and Mrs Gordie Dickerson,
fireworks.
vin Crocker and children.
nicking
at
Owyhee
reservoir.
Mr. and Mrs Larry Unger of
The Dallas Simpsons, Wayne
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Stephen
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Eachus and
Parma visited Sunday evening
Simpsons. Neil Tensen and Ros­ and children of Burns were July
son
of
Portland
visited
Friday
with Mrs Mary Thompson and
with his sister, Mr. and Mrs coe Tanner went to Owyhee res­ 2 overnight guests in the Howard
Helen Hatch.
ervoir Sunday for a picnic and Day home at Lake Owyhee. Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Packwood Frank Bicandi They also visited
water skiing. The Dallas Simpson
of Arena Valley, Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Oliver Freel and family left Monday to return to day evening dinner guests in the
101 North Main Street
family.
Day home were Mr and Mrs.
Dick Davis and Stevie visited
Harold Wilson and family and
Phone 372-3990
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Freel and their home in Utah.
Monday evening with Mrs Mary
Danny
McGinnis of Nyssa.
family
fished
at
Brownlee
reser
­
Thompson and Helen Hatch.
voir on the Fourth of July.
Mrs. Jack Chard of Nampa vis-y
Caldwell on the Fourth of July ited Monday and Tuesday of last
Mackey« Have Grandson
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey re- and viewed the fireworks in the Mrs. Elmer Hill at Lake Owyhee.
evening.
ceived word last week of the
Her children, who had visited for
birth of a son to L/Cpl and Mrs Observe Anniversaries
some time with their grandpar­
Joe Mackey in National City,
Mr. and Mrs Glen Brown en- ents, returned home with her.
Calif The infant was born July 1 tained with a dinner Sunday
/
and has been named Joe Dwain in observance of their birthday
Classifieds Bring Results!
He weighed 8 pounds, 2 ounces. anniversaries. Messrs, and Mmes.
Mackey is serving with the Mar­ Robert Brown, Robert Eastman
ine Corps and is currently sta­ and Jim Moncar and families
tioned on Okinawa.
were guests
/
Ross Mills drove to Caldwell
Mrs. Lois Williams accompanied
July 3 to meet hts sister, Mrs Mrs Dorothy Tyson on a pleasure
Ronald Batt at the bus depot on trip July 3-4 to Jerome and Twin
her return from a trip to Califor­ Falls.
and
nia.
Mr and Mrs W’esley Walker
Mr and Mrs Stanley Mills and and family returned home Sun­
Kelly Lynn were Sunday dinner day from Portland where they
guests of his grandmother, Mrs visited at the Ben Warnock and
C. R Mills and Ross
Donald Fenn homes.
Pete Hoover of Caldwell is vis­
Mr and Mrs Fred Brownfield
o
iting his aunt, Mr and Mrs Earl and family returned home Sunday
General
Repairing
Winn and family, and Duncan from a sightseeing trip through
Days like this are made for Olvmpia
Winn is visiting his .uncle. Dr Colorado Wh.le in Delta, they
and Mrs Oakes Hoover and fam­ visited her father. Mr and Mrs
ily of Caldwell.
Wesley Walker. Sr . and other
Mr. and Mrs Earl Winn and relatives.
Phono 372-3570
One ingredient is priceless: It» thr Hia/cr
family attended a family gather­
HOC Adrian Boulevard
Phone 372-2239
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovitt and
Nyssa. Oreqcn
ing at the home of her brother. Alan visited Sunday at the Fred
NYSSA. OREGON
Dr and Mrs Oakes Hoover of Brownfield home
Fresh Produce
Grade Revision
Slated July 25
Adrian News
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