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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE EIGHT Achievement Day, Picnic Held Friday, by 4-H Club Members of Apple Valley W. Butlers Visit in Parental Home; Group Spends Several Days at McCall By Mrs. Wilson Witt * Dale Borge and Butch Conklin NEWELL HEIGHTS — Mr. and went t0 California Monday eve- (Mrs. Joseph Smith of La Grande, ning to line up some busmess for accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. their dance circuit. Wallace Butler, were July 23 din- Fenns Have Daughter ner guests of Mrs. Helen Butler Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fenn are and Pauline. The Wallace Butlers 1 parents of a new girl, born July stayed for a longer visit. 12. She has been named Nancy Mrs. Helen Butler, Pauline and I Gail. the former’s son, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Boatright Wallace Butler, went to McCall were Sunday morning visitors at on July 24 when they were guests the Ray Simpson home. “It pains me to call your of Mrs. Margaret Payne at her Frank Pratt of Nampa was a attention to it, Mom, but you cabin. They all took an overnight dragged somebody else’s kid trip to Black Lee Forest camp Saturday evening dinner guest of outta that mud!” with Mrs. Butler’s daughter, Mr. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis and Mrs. Russell Coffman, and Pratt. Jim Grooms and Kaye Borge ( went fishing in Box lake, which were Sunday evening dinner John Carroll Serves involved a three-mile hike. guests at the Lonnie Spath home In Reserve Fleet Unit Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson in Caldwell. Mrs. Spath was a1 Johnnie A. Carroll, fireman ap prentice, USN, son of Mr. and spent Sunday evening in Nyssa college friend of Miss Borge. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson went Mrs. Henry R. Carroll of route 1, visiting at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Simpson. to Caldwell Saturday, returning Nyssa, recently reported for duty home via Homedale where they Mrs. Linda Price and children visited their daughter, Mr. and with the commander, San Diego group, Pacific Reserve Fleet at of Homedale visited last Thursday Mrs. Johnnie Eason. San Diego, Calif. with her grandmother, Mrs. Lydia Family Moves io Community The mission of the unit is to Worden. maintain naval ships in reserve, Mr. and Mrs. David Highland Mr. and Mrs. Loise Boren of »> Durkee were Sunday dinner and family of Prairie City arrived known as the “mothball fleet,’ in guests of their daughter, Mr. and last Thursday to visit her parents, a state of readiness allowing im- Mrs. Charles Glenn and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz. Bob mediate use in the event of a na- They were returning home from Kurtz and family of near Hamp tional emergency. a trip to Cortez and Durango, ton arrived at the Kurtz home Friday evening. The children are RIGGS TO VISIT PARENTS Colo. staying with their grandparents Kay Riggs of Sunnyvale, Calif., Leedy Injured in Mishap while the latter couple has gone is expected to arrive home this Mrs. Lydia Worden accompa home to get packed ready to move weekend for a two - week visit nied Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leedy to the Newell Heights area. Don with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday on a trip to Huntington na Cruses of Ontario is staying Lewis Riggs. He has recently where they visited Mr. and Mrs. in the Kurtz home, helping to been promoted to weight analyst Ray Leedy. Leedy is recovering care for the children. at Lockheed Spacecraft where he from injuries received in a recent Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam were is employed and has also been mishap when his car went off a Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. advanced to the rank of captain ■10-foot bank. He works for Idaho and Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman and in the Air Force Reserve. Power company in Huntington. family to honor Timmerman’s He has a broken left arm and birthday anniversary. The group ATTEND FAMILY REUNION fractured right knee. His leg is had ice cream and cake to cele Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs at in a cast but he is walking with brate the occasion. Others at tended a family reunion July 21 the aid of crutches. tending were Mr. and Mrs. Louis in Pocatello. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Love and Stam and Don of Fruitland; Mr. relatives in Gooding, Rigby, Ches Debby, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simp and Mrs. Dick Stam, Susan and ter, Rexburg and Idaho Falls be son and family were Sunday din Johnnie of Fruitland; Mr. and fore returning home on July 24. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mrs. Jim Miller, Danny, Libby Simpson. Mr. and Mrs, Gene and Dirk of Big Bend; Mr. and Simpson and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Timmerman, Mr. and RETURNS FROM PORTLAND Miss Bonnie House returned Mrs. Bill Holdt were Sunday af Mrs. Claude Stam of Oregon Trail. home Monday evening from Port ternoon guests. land where she spent a week vis Mrs. Minnie Stam, Mrs. Thelma VISIT FROM CALIFORNIA iting her brother-in-law and sis Hammon and Mrs. Lydia Worden Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gundry ter, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lewis of Newell Heights attended a Fri and family of Santa Barbara, day luncheon at the home of Mrs. Calif., are visiting her brother and family. Jo Thomas in Weiser. Other and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Happy Dozen card club members Jim Obenchain and family. Karel VISIT IN McKEE HOME Mr. and Mrs. Frank White of were also present. returned home after spending Sunnyside, Wash., and daughter several weeks with her uncle and Glenns Return From Trip who was visiting from Alaska, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn and aunt in California. were July 24 morning guests of family returned Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. George McKee. VISITS IN OLSEN HOME from a two-week vacation trip to Miss Kate Barton of Bend was Othello, Wash. They visited cou SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS sins, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Glenn; an a recent house guest of Miss Mary Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Kelley en- uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Olsen in the home of her tertained with Sunday dinner for parents, Dr. and Mrs. John Olsen. Hugh Glenn. The family saw Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myrick and Grand Coulee dam and enroute family, Mrs. Joel Mitchell, David TIBBETS' ADDRESS NOTED home stopped overnight with Mrs. A change-of-address card re and LaRae. Daisy Shook at Baker. ceived at the Journal office from Karla Kriegh attended a picnic Sunday afternoon at the Adrian the L. E. (Bud) Tibbets family VISITS IN PAYETTE Mrs. Tom Eldredge spent Tues park in honor of an Adrian base lists their new address as P. O. ball team. Butch McDonald is Box 342, Moro, Ore. Tibbets, an day with her sister, Mrs. Bill Car employee of the First National penter in Payette and visited coach of the group. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Embree of Bank of Oregon, was recently niece, Mrs. Lee Holloway Las Vegas, Nev., visited several transferred from the Nyssa branch Seattle, who was a guest in Carpenter home. days last week at the home of office. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd. They also visited his mother in On tario. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge and family attended a family picnic Sunday at Lake Lowell. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ter ry Borge, Jim Grooms of Hunt ington; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. George Kautz of Weiser; the Bill McKelvy family, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Harvey and children of Caldwell; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pope and children of Boise. The group spent the afternoon visiting and water ski-1 ing. Mrs. Jessie Gilbert of Eastern Colorado arrived Sunday morning to spend a month visiting her sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. MeDer- ’ mott. Mr». Waldo Smalley * Bertha Gary Hansen spent the week-* Mr. and Mrs. Willie Christen- By Mrs. Bertha Sheppard Sheppard returned returned Mon- Mon APPLE VALLEY—Members of day to her work at Nampa after end with his grandparents, Mr. son and Cathy of North, S.D., left recently after a two-week visit Apple Valley 4-H club held then- visiting last week with her broth J and Mrs. Jed Gooing. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Doersch with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. annual achievement day and pic er, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Shep nic July 26 at the home of Mrs. pard and family of Butte, Mont. enjoyed a visit Wednesday with John Sheppard and family. his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Honored on Anniversary Harry Ray. Each member dis Receives Leg Burns R. Doersch of Arcadia, Calif., and played projects which included Mrs. Earl Boston was surprised David Saunders received second their mother, Mrs. Olive Robie of cooking, sewing, livestock, arts degree burns on his legs recently Weiser. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Saturday evening when her chil and crafts. Honored guests were while burning weeds in a ditch. dren took a prepared birthday an Miss Pat Schaver of Marsing and The burns are now reported to be Gilbert Doersch spent the day niversary dinner to her home. with the Archie Doersch family. Virginia Reynoldson of Parma. Those attending were Mr. and healing rapidly. During the livestock show, Pat Takes Plane to New York Mrs. Bob Shippy and Dan of Wei Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sloan and Schaver gave a demonstration on family of Buffalo, N.Y., are here Mr. and Mrs. Archie Doersch ser, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris and how to fit and show calves at visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. took their son, Donald, to Boise family of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. the county fair to be held Aug. Jim Correll. Over the weekend, Sunday when he boarded a plane John Boston and girls and Don 6-9 in Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Correll of for New York. While in Boise Boston. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marysville, Wash., arrived for a they visited her sister, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells and sons, John Schaver and Sharon, Mr. visit with the Sloans and their Mrs. S. M. Montieth and also with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weiner and and Mrs. Willie Swift and family. parents. Jim Whittom of Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Ted Griffin. sons of Independence, Mo., spent Mrs. Wayne Piercy and family, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Neilson two days last week fishing on the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb, Mr. Whittom of Weiser, arrived Fri and Mrs. Doug Daniels of Coos middle fork of Boise river. On and Mrs. Chet Iiams and family, day. The Correll family held a re Bay, Ore., attended the Saturday Wednesday the Weiners left for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hopkins and union dinner that evening. evening banquet given for mem their home in Missouri. family, Mr. and Mrs. Don John Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, Don bers of the Parma high school ston and Tommy, Harry E. Ray and Marilu returned Wednesday graduating class of 1948. The din of Seattle. DeLuxe Parties Our Specialty from a week of camping and fish ner was at East Side cafe in On ing near Sea Foam Ranger station tario. On Sunday they attended Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moran had and at Yellow Pine. a picnic for classmates and their as guests last week their son, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman families at the Parma park. and Mrs. John Moran and family of Nyssa were Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and PAYETTE of Layton, Utah. During their guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wil Don spent a recent four - day stay both families went on a son. weekend at Yellow Pine. weekend camping and fishing trip at Sage Hen reservoir. Move io Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Arnold of Jefferson spent last week help ing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plagman pack and move to Jefferson, Ore. The Plagmans recently sold their home in Apple Valley and pur chased one there. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward and family recently spent three days camping at Crouch, Idaho. They enjoyed a swim at Silver Creek Plunge and visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sauer, who reside near Crouch. Gary Seward was one of a group of boys who attended the recent Nazarene Boys’ camp at Victory Cove near McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson of Nampa spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward. Sunday dinner guests in the Seward home were Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Russell Cook and Trithion means more profit for growers of legume seed crops Rodney Rhoades of Nyssa. in southern Idaho and southeastern Oregon! Trithion is so Fire Damage Reported persistent and so broad-range in its action that one applica A fire which started in a pile of old logs and brush July 24 on tion cleans up many major pests for weeks. It is one of the the Carpenter place went out of control and it was necessary to very few materials that controls both aphid and mite pests. call the Parma fire department. 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