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THURSDAY. JULY 25. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Notes Barbecue Dinner al Brownfield Home Governor National Week Honors Vance Family of California For Farm Safety Mildred Obstarczyk Rites Held Friday At Chapel in Nampa Mother Returns io Home in Kansas After Visit in Melvin Spitze Home DAUGHTER VISITS JOHNSONS Mrs Pat Sweaney and sons of Caldwell visited last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson. Mrs. Mildred Viola Obstarczyk. [ Mr and Mrs. Cecil Houston vis By Mrs. George Moeller Mr. several days in the Melvin Spitze . 56, of route 1, Nampa, succumbed * Mmes. Bill Willis and Ted ARCADIA—Mrs. Emma Spitze, ited Sunday afternoon with on home. • With the meaningful theme ’ Tuesday, July 16, 1963, at a hos By Mrs. G. E. Mackey and Mrs. Herman Houston Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephenson ADRIAN—Mr. and Mrs Elmer Teske fished Sunday at Buelah of ’Inspection Plus Correction pital in Caldwell. She had been who had been visiting since June Oregon Slope. attended the rodeo in Nampa last Vance and family of Gerber, reservoir. Bill Willis fished at Equals Protection,’ the period actively engaged as a physical 23 with her son, Melvin Spitze Wednesday evening. Calif., arrived last Thursday mor Oregon canyon over the weekend. July 21-27 will be observed therapist at her home She died and family, left July 18 for her Attend Family Reunion Mrs. Ronald Batt visited Sun throughout America as National suddenly after becoming ill on home in Kinsley, Kan. She ac Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard, Mr. Mrs. Olen Harris and children ning to visit her brother, Mr and companied Dorothy Spitze, who and Mrs. Don Bullard and son, of Weiser visited July 17 in the day afternoon with her mother, Farm Safety week,” says Gover Monday of last week. Mrs Fred Brownfield. arrived at the Spitze home on Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob. Mr George Hust home. nor Mark O. Hatfield. Mrs. Obstarczvk was born Oct.[ The visitors were honored Sat Mrs. C. R Mills and Ross. July 14. and Mrs. Theo Matherly attended Serves as Camp Counselor “ As in other industries, safe Mr and Mrs Wesley Piercy urday evening with a family bar 12, 1906, at Ft. Collins, Colo., hav The couple made the trip back a family reunion Sunday in the Lois Spitze was counselor for becue dinner at the Brownfield and Mr. and Mrs William Ash operation of equipment in the ing lived there until 1915 when the junior high youth fellowship home. Guests included Messrs, craft had Sunday evening dinner field of agriculture not only tends the family moved to Nampa and to Kansas by plane. Don Spitze Caldwell park. drove his mother out here in Johnny and Jan Zittercob spent camp at Wallowa lake last week. to avoid the physical pain and had since resided and Mmes. Raymond Simpson, at Owyhee resort June. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hust of last week with their grandpar heartache of personal injuries, but Gayle Martin, Wesley Walker, Mrs. Lois Stacey of eastern In addition to Mr. Obstarczyk, ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob. Manns Creek visited Sunday in Charles Walker, Sam Poe and Idaho visited two days last week also assists in the maintenance of she is survived by two sons, Tho Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bohy and Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ger the George Hust home. Sandra families, Miss Lorene Connell and at the home of her sister-in-law. our economy. mas D. Obstarczyk of Nampa and ot Broken Arrow, Neb., ald Zittercob took Jerry to Port Hust, who had spent the week family Mr. and Mrs William Ashcraft. Roy Purcell. “It has been said that safety, in John J. Ugarriza of Caldwell; with Karla Hust, returned home Mr and Mrs Eddie DuPont and general, can be brought about three daughters. Mrs. Mary Par spent Saturday night in the Otis land for medical observation. Bullard home. They were re with them. children and Miss Diane Richards Mrs. Ernest Stephenson, Sandra Mmes. Ida Wyman of Weiser through adoption of the proper ker of Sacramento, Calif., Mrs Mrs. Larry Gardiner and son of and Grace Bawtinhiemer of Par of Madras visited several days attitude toward operation of Dolores Dillehav of Richmond. turning home from a vacation Richardson, Mrs. J. A. Cindell trip to Seattle. Caldwell spent the weekend with last week at the home of Mr and and Chris spent July 16 in Boise. ma were July 18 luncheon guests equipment and through continued Calif., and Mrs. Juanita Jeffers of Miss Gale Beard of Klamath her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Brenda McKinney of Nyssa of their niece, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Ashcraft devotion to safety as an indivi La Grande. The latter is the wife George DeHaven. dual habit. It is further noted of Bill Jeffers, a first cousin of spent Sunday night in the George Falls and Dennis Spitze left Sun Hust, while her husband was on Family Move* io Oakland day for her home after spending a fishing trip. Moeller home. Mrs. George DeHaven took her Mr. and Mrs. Billy Day and that such safety must be accepted Mrs. Ted Brammer of the Nyssa grandsons, Pat and Ricky Landau, family moved last Saturday to as an individual responsibility.” Gate City Journal. to Weiser Monday to visit for a Oakland. Calif. On Thursday eve the state head noted. Others surviving Mrs. Obstar week with their uncle, Mr. and ning Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stephens “During Farm Safety week. I czyk include one brother, William (Mrs. Bruce DeHaven. of Payette and the Billy Day urge all communications media to Smart of Reno. Nev., and five Miss Mary Looney attended a family were dinner guests of Mr. assist in reminding rural residents grandchildren. Services were conducted Friday birthday party Saturday after and Mrs. Claude Day. of the need for adhering to safe 301 MAIN STREET . . . NYSSA, OREGON afternoon at Alsip funeral chapel noon for Miss Debbie Nelson. Mr and Mrs. Claude Day were practices in the operation of farm Sunday evening visitors at the machinery. One life saved, one in Nampa. The Rev. Lowell Hall Looney Arrive* From Texa* painful injury avoided, loss of of Treasure Valley Christian I Billy Looney arrived home July home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I : time and money alleviated—these church was officiating minister. 18 from Fort Hood, Texas. He has Silas Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovitt and are ample rewards for the prac Interment was made in Kohler- completed two years of service lawn cemetery. and plans to attend the University Alan were Sunday evening din-. tice of safety. “ It is my hope that National ner guests of her parents, Mr. and of California in Davis this fall. Farm Safety week will be but the SPEND SUNDAY AT CABIN Mr. and Mrs. Cha. .es Workman Mrs G. E. Mackey. The Mackeys Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kohl, the,, beginning of a year-around pro left Monday on a trip to northern pf Lewiston visited Friday eve California and along the coast. j gram of inspection plus correc- son, Marvin, and Denzel Weeks ning at the home of Mr and Mrs ' Mr and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill and tion, and I am pleased to join spent Sunday at “Hodge Podge Lennie Martin. sons were Sunday dinner guests with farm organizations, govern Lodge,” a cabin owned by sev of Mr. and Mrs. Monte Spelman. ment agencies, agricultural sup eral families at Lake Owyhee. Tom Martin of Mountain Home | pliers and others in bringing Farm The Kohls’ daughter, Georgia, is recently spent several days visit Safety week to the attention of visiting an uncle and aunt, Mr. ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I all our citizens,” the governor and Mrs Chuck Daudt and family in Jordan Valley. concluded. G. E Mackey. Signal Service Station A Complete Line of Signal Products ----- PLUS----- SUMMER VACATION TUNE-UP MOTOR CLEANED Signal Service Station Nebraska Picnic Final Plans Made; To Be Held Aug. 11 Boy Scouts at Camp Billy Rice A group of Boy Scouts left Sun day morning for Camp Billy Rice, i Among those going from this area were Mike Duncan. Clyde Under wood and Mike Brownfield. Mmes. Ruth Pitts and Elvin Bonde of Emmett called last Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long to see Mrs. I Mary Henderson. Jim Ostrom, who is stationed Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Willis with the Air Force at Phoenix, j___ and _____ Douglas, _ her mother, Mrs Carol Adams of Payette and Mi Maggie Forgy and Wayne of Star, i and Mrs. Dick Anderson of Kia- were Sunday evening dinner math Falls visited Saturday with guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mac- Kenneth Whipple. They all went key. Mrs. Forgy and Mrs. Mackey to Lake Owyhee for fishing and are cousins, water skiing. Sunday, the Ander Mrs. Mona Baker of Portland sons and Kenneth returned to' visited last week at the home of Lake Owyhee to spend the day. her son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney Several from this community and family. attended the Chatterbox club pic Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Parks of I Boise were Sunday dinner guests nic Sunday in Nyssa park. at the home of cousins, Mr. Visit From Kennewick, Wash, Mrs Bill Looney and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Nesbitt and family of Kennewick, Wash., vis RETURN FROM ARKANSAS ited from Thursday to Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKinney, the home of his sister. Mr. and Brenda and Tim returned Satur Mrs Alva Goodell and family. day from Berryville, Ark. The Gregg Nesbitt remained at the family had spent two weeks vis- Goodell home for a week longer. iting Mrs. McKinney’s mother, Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Goo Mrs. Stella Davis, and other rela- dell, Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt, Mr. tives. and Mrs. Buster Talbot attended a farewell party at the Cliff Har VISITS AT FT. LEWIS ris home near Ontario for Mr. Miss Arlene Valdez left Sun and Mrs. Frank Randall. day evening for Ft. Lewis, Wash., Mrs. Andrew Ekanger was a to visit her brother-in-law and patient in Malheur Memorial hos sister. Mr. and Mrs. Don Haile pital in Nyssa a few days this and Mark. week toeing treated for pneumo nia. Mrs. Edith Whipple and Ken Nyssa at the home of Mr. and neth visited Sunday evening in Mrs Clarence Neely, Jr. Pamela Bullock of Nyssa is visiting this week with Cindy Price. Honored on Seventh Anniversary Mrs. Alva Goodell and children attended a birthday party Friday at the Kenneth Jensen home in Sunset Valley for Kim Jensen on her seventh birthday anniversary. Alva Goodell took a group of 4-H youngsters on a judging tour Fri day near Ontario. Guests Saturday evening for a potluck dinner at the home of Mrs. Esther Stephen and Willy, Mrs Bruce MacArthur and son were Mr and Mrs John Price and family, Mrs. Ed Price. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder and Hel en. 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