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THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON IN BRAMMER HOME S. Poindexter Reports VISIT Long-Time Residents Mrs. Lydia Emmett of Del Rio, Texas, arrived yesterday at the Plan Aug. 18 Picnic For Navy Training The Fifty-Year club of Payette home of her son and daughter-in- At Georgia Station [ law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brammer, valley will hold its annual picnic Stephen B. Poindexter, seaman for an indefinite stay. She had apprentice, USN, ward of Mr. and been visiting another son, George Mrs. Charles B. Leedy of route 1, and family in Townsend, Mont., Nyssa, recently reported for duty since early in June. She was at the Naval Air Technical Train brought to Nyssa by Gale Bram ing Center, Naval Air Station, mer, her grandson and a nephew I of the Ted Brammers. Gale will Glynco, Ga. Glynco's Naval Air Technical be remembered as having been Training Center offers a variety affiliated in 1959-60 with the Gate of complex aviation training pro City Journal firm. grams for both officer and enlist ed personnel. Its training mission VISIT NYSSA PARENTS is designed to produce the highly Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eldredge and skilled and efficent personnel family of Palo Alto, Calif., arrived I needed to carry out modern op Saturday for a week’s visit with [ erations involved in U. S. Navy his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom strategy. Eldredge. Sunday. Aug. 18, near the fire place at Harris-Kiwanis park in Payette, according to an an nouncement by Mrs. Io K. Nes bitt, secretary of the organization. Registration and visiting will start at 4 p.m. Those planning to attend should take a covered dish and own table service. Ice cream, coffee and punch will be furnish ed by the club. Members of the Payette Lions club will assist with serving. Anyone having resided in this area for 50 years or longer is in vited to attend the event, Mrs. Nesbitt said. FREE CRAPPIE FEED SET SATURDAY AT EAGLES HALL A free crappie feed is slated Saturday evening, Aug. 17 at the Nyssa Eagles hall. Serving will begin at 7 and end promptly at 9 o’clock. Dancing will start at approxi mately 9:30 to music of the Rhy thm Rounders and a jackpot drawing will be held at midnight. — PENRODS RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penrod re turned home Saturday afternoon from a 10-day vacation trip. They visited her brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanby and family in Hamilton, Mont., toured Glacier national park and went on a sightseeing trip into Canada. PAGE THREE Arcadia Correspondent Reports News Highlights of Area Mr and Mrs. George Coleman* Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ross and * Fred Schilling and Dick Nelson and Janet went to La Grande family visited in the Ernest Ste- began harvesting their mint this Sunday to see the new daughter phenson home last Thursday eve- week. of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coleman, ning and were served homemade Arrives From California Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers at- ice cream. j Don Struve arrived Saturday tended a family picnic Sunday at Five families attended the Ar- by bus from Downey, Calif., to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie cadia club picnic dinner Sunday drive his family home. They had Bowers of the Kingman Kolony " ' ’ in Nyssa south park. been visiting here and left Tues area. Mrs. Art Richardson and June day morning for their home. On Mr. and Mrs. James Eldred and Crane of Boise visited Aug. 6 in Sunday the Cecil Houston and family of Ontario visited Sunday the Ernest Stephenson home. Struve families, Karla Hust and with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ste The George Hust family visited , Emmett Martin went to Starkey phenson. Sunday with relatives at Manns Hot Springs where they spent the Creek. To Fish for Salmon day. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard, Mr. Emmett Martin of Weiser is Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wood and Mrs. George Boyack and visiting in the Cecil Houston and family of Richland, Wash., daughter of Meridian left the first home. spent last week with her parents, part of the week for the coast Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norman j Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drydale. Mrs. where they plan to fish for sal spent Friday and Saturday visit- j Wood attended the 1953 Nyssa mon. ing friends in Boise. high school class reunion. /\ 1 l\ » • \ \ \ • X • \. OLD TIME BARGAIN Old-Fashioned s RAY'S HOME-MADE ICE CREAM WELLS & DAVIES OLD-FASHIONED THICK-SLICED 2-LB. STICK BACON BOLOGNA BONELESS BEEF X ROAST Local — Fresh RUBY-RIPE Vets' — Tall Tins Tomatoes DOG FOOD 100% Lean Sliceable Tender Beef! 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