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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1963 PAGE SEVEN Correspondent Tells oi Recent Dinners J- Swager Returns Dennis Heap Arrives Home Monday From Navy Cruise; Held in Lincoln Heights Community Given Promotion Following LDS Mission io England By Ruth Robbins By Farmerette Club * Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Majors of The Pettet sisters, Mrs. Lura LINCOLN HEIGHTS — Boule Deck of Nampa, Mrs. Lizzie Hed John B. Swager, son of Mr. and Boise and Mr. Weeks of Garden NU ACRES — Dennis Heap, vard Grange Home Economics ges of Long Beach, Calif., and Mrs. Jack Swager, recently re grandson of Mrs. Ralph Baxter, City called Monday at the homes club had a potluck dinner July 23 Mrs. Hattie Palmer of Meridian, turned to Nyssa from a two-week j arrived home July 22 from a two- of Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfkiel at the home of Mrs. Tom Pettet. have been visiting their brothers J training cruise on board the USS year LDS mission in England. Af and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Martin. The meeting was a farewell in j in this area. They all had dinner Watts, a destroyer escort. During ter reporting at Salt Lake City, he Mrs. Effie Nielsen recently ac honor of Mrs. Frank Randall, who together at the Jack Pettet home the cruise, the Watts sailed from came to his grandmother’s home companied her son and daughter- is moving soon to Richland, Ore. Wednesday and at the Tom Pettet Everett, Wash., to San Francisco where he spent Monday night. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford residence Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. and return. The crew was given Mrs. Baxter; her granddaugh Nielsen, to Homedale to visit Mrs. three days of liberty in the Cali Mix and Match club had a pic Tom Pettet took the ladies back fornia city. ter, Pamela Walker, who is spend Charles Nelson. The latter is a to Nampa Sunday. nic Friday, July 19, at the home ing the summer here, and Dennis granddaughter of Mrs. Effie Niel Upon his return from the cruise, of Mrs. Cal Lee. Main business of Guest Minister Gives Sermon Swager was advanced from sea went to Madras where the latter sen and a daughter of the Clifford the afternoon was planning the Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes man apprentice to seaman in the will spend some time with his Nielsens. program for next year. Mrs. Clif had as their Sunday dinner guests Naval Reserve. He is a member mother, Mrs. Bert Schmidt, before Attends Training Session ford Harris was elected chairman the Rev. and Mrs. Eldred Bagley of the Naval Reserve Surface di returning here to visit other rela Mrs. George Dohner attended a of the program committee. and five children, Mr. and Mrs. vision in Boise and drives to the tives and friends. Mrs. Baxter and 4 - H Leaders’ training meeting Drexel Barnes and daughters and Idaho capital city each Wednes- Pamela returned Friday. Tuesday in Payette. Mrs. V. C. A guest of Mrs. Greg Ross last Mrs. Allen Anderson and Laura day evening, along with several Walker accompanied her to that week was a cousin, Mrs. Harlan Dee. The Rev. Bagley, formerly other Nyssa residents, to attend Mike McKague entered Cald city where she spent the day vis Wilson of Whittier, Calif. The of Cascade, Idaho, gave the ser weekly drills of the division. well Memorial hospital Sunday iting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. family gathered for a picnic sup mon at Malheur Butte Baptist Seaman Swager has since been afternoon and underwent surgery Roland Davidson. Both the W’alk- per Friday evening at the Ross church that day. accepted for two weeks of duty Monday morning on his arm ers and Davidsons are former home. Those attending were Mr. Guests this week at the home, at the San Francisco Naval ship which had been injured in a beet residents of Burns, Ore. and Mrs. F. M. Sayers, Martin of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reel are j yard where he will be given a harvester last fall. He was able Mr. and Mrs. Gene Haggerty of Sayers and family, Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Robbins and I series of tests to determine if he to return home last Wednesday Meridian brought Leia Fry home Winslow and Randy Winslow. Donna and another daughter, Mrs. is mentally and physically quali afternoon, where he is convalsc- Saturday. Leia had spent a week ing. Charles Martin and two children. fied for duty in submarines. visiting in their home. Lola and He reported for duty there on Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harris Mrs. Robbins is Reel’s sister. They Mr. and Mrs. John Timmerman Mrs. Haggerty are sisters. The were hosts at a potluck barbecue are all visiting here from Sacra July 28 and if found qualified he of Nyssa visited Friday afternoon Haggertys went to New Plymouth will be assigned to submarine with Mrs. Alida Smit who is con to spend the night with his par last Friday evening in honor of mento, Calif. school upon reporting for his two valescing from surgery performed ents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hag Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randall who F. M. Sayers’ brother - in - law years ’ active duty in the navy in earlier in July. are moving soon to Richland, Ore. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Brent gerty. They spent a part of Sun Those who attended were Mr. Newell of Fort Smith, Ark., are August. His commanding officer, day with Mrs. George Pulsipher, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Randell and and Mrs. Merle Maine. Mr. and spending a few days visiting the Gene Stunz of Nyssa, reported children of Nampa were Sunday mother of Mrs. Haggerty. Leon Price, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sayers families and Mr. and Mrs. that Swager is the first member guests at the Sherman Keck Mrs. Clair Beus of Walla Walla of the Boise division to be accept home. The Randells are former spent the weekend with her mo Faw, Mr. and Mrs. Don Starr, all | Greg Ross. of Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Bus Tal Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hollopeter ed for submarine qualification residents of Nu Acres. ther, Mrs. George Pulsipher and bot and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Goo and family went fishing last week tests. family. Mrs. Gene Haggerty and Swager was graduated from Attend Family Reunion dell of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. John at Beulah reservoir. Mrs. Beus attended the wedding Nyssa high schjol with the class Mr. and Mrs. Merl Wilhite, Sunday of their former classmate, Nesbit of Kennewick, Wash., also Participates in Rodeo Events of 1963. He joined the Naval Re Nancy and Jimmy and the Ches Marilyn Brooks of Boise, at the attended. Ron Robbins participated in the serve in April of 1962 and through ter Longs of Clarence, N.Y., join home of Mrs. Carrie Van Leuven Harvey Reel’s brother - in - law Little Buckaroo Rodeo all three participation with the Boise divi ed other members of the family in New Plymouth. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Car nights at Ontario. The score he sion has earned two advance Sunday for a reunion at the home Return From Montana penter of Boise, were overnight earned riding a Brahma calf and ments in rating. He will now be of their brother, Roy Martin of guests Saturday at the Reel home. Shetland pony broncs qualified able to qualify for a petty officer Dixie, near Greenleaf. Mrs. Wil Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw re Frank Kaneaster spent last him to represent the 7 to 10-year- rating soon after going on active hite and Mrs. Long are sisters. turned Tuesday evening from a Johnny Long returned with the vacation spent at Anaconda, week with Amos Nofziger in the olds of this area in a bronc riding duty. chompionship contest held Sun Wilhites and will spend a week Mont., with his brother, John Blue mountains where they har day. He lost this contest to a La BOYDELLS RETURN HOME Shaw. They report a very pleas at their home. vested poles. Grande girl. His father, Brock ant trip and excellent fishing re- Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell Mr. and Mrs. Merl Wilhite and Club Holds Annual Picnic Robbins, was one of the chariot turned home July 24 from a trip Bud, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Long while there. Lincoln Heights Patch and Chat racers at Sunday’s performance of to Washington where they visited and Johnny visited last Wednes Billy Afonso, young son of Mr. club held its annual picnic last the rodeo. her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. day afternoon at the home of the and Mrs. William Afonso, became Thursday evening at the Drexel Mr. and Mrs. Foster Sutton and and Mrs. W. J. Feinen at Bremer ladies’ aunt, Mrs. Loretta Martin, seriously ill last Thursday night Barnes home in Ontario. Tom visited Sunday with Mr. and ton. They also spent several days and their cousin, Paul Martin near and was taken to the hospital in Members of the Century class Mrs. Dewey Maguire in the Hy- on the beach and attended the Vale. The boys went horseback Caldwell. He has a bronchial in fection and is reported to be doing of Malheur Butte Baptist church line community. salmon derby at Westport. En riding while there. The Misses Marilyn and Susan route home they visited their son- held their monthly meeting at the Mr. and Mrs. Chester Long, nicely. Ralph Barnes home July 12. They Besse arrived home Friday from in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edna Hoadley and Freddy Mr. and Mrs. Len Dykstra of had a potluck dinner, followed by Sunnyvale, Calif., where they Harold Rhodes and family in Mil of Caldwell were dinner guests Ontario were Friday evening scenic films shown by Mr. and spent 10 days visiting friends. ton-Freewater. last Wednesday evening at the guests at the Mike McKague resi Mr. and Mrs. John Stohler vis dence. Mrs. Barnes and Roger Dejmal. Merl Wilhite home. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Long and The evening was closed with de ited last Sunday with Mr. and CALIFORNIANS VISIT Jimmy Wilhite spent the past Mrs. Kenneth Lisle and family of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Jorgenson week at Quaker Hill Boys’ camp Johnny of Clarence, N.Y., who are votions conducted by Dejmal. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hollopeter Fruitland and Mrs. Stohler’s fath and children of Canoga Park, near Caldwell. He returned home visiting friends and relatives in the Boise valley, spent from Mon and family attended the recent er, Fred Walz, who is in a nursing Calif., were July 22 evening din Friday. Snake River Stampede in Nampa. home in Payette. day afternoon until Wednesday Mrs. Blanche Seuell visited Fri ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. day afternoon at the homes of Mr. evening visiting Mr. and Mrs. Brower. and Mrs. Thomas Evans, Mrs. Ef Merl Wilhite. I fie Nielsen and Mrs. Alida Smit. Mr. and Mrs. George Pulsipher • NYSSANS VISIT IN UTAH took her daughter, Mrs. Clair Russell Myrick and Lyle Miner Mrs. Seuell is a former resident Beus, to her home at Walla Walla ( of this community. went to Salt Lake City Monday Monday. Enroute home Tuesday j — Conducted by — morning when the latter went to Nielsens Return Home they visited friends, Mr. and Mrs. get Mrs. Miner, Larry and Lori Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nielsen and Pat Hohstadt in La Grande. The i Col. Bert Anderson Col. Guy Sparks who had been visiting her mother, baby son of Donald, Ore., have Hohstadts are former residents of I Ontario — 889-5501 Nyssa — 372-3475 Mrs. Mamie Baker and other rela been visiting in the valley during the Nu Acres community. ROGER BAKER, Ontario tives for the past 10 days. The the past week. They were dinner — Clerk — Miners returned home Monday guests Friday and Saturday of his evening while Russell remained grandmother, Mrs. Effie Nielsen. JIM YOST, Nyssa — Phone 372-3071 for a visit with his grandmother, They returned Sunday to their For the Latest Auction News, Listen to KSRV, Ontario, Mrs. Baker. home. at 12:15 p.m. Daily. 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