THURSDAY. AUGUST 22, 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
Children of Evans Couple Graduate Merry Matrons
To Meet Aug. 28
With Honors From California Colleges At
Adams Home
By Farmerette Club
*
ancj Mrs. Lenis Streyburger
By Mrs. Frank Byers
NU ACRES—-Mr. and Mrs. Ce and daughters, Wanda and Min-
OREGON
TRAIL—Merry Mat
cil Evans recently received word yon of Lake Bay, Wash., were re
that their son-in-law and daugh cent overnight guests of Mrs. Ali- rons club met Aug. 14 at the
home of Reva Edens in Nyssa.
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Schubert, da Smit.
Seven members were present for
have both graduated from col
a social afternoon.
leges in Los Angeles. She was Visitors From Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harder and
graduated from Los Angeles Gen
The road sign committee re
Judy
of Avoca, Iowa, who are va ported that the signs were com
eral hospital School of Nursing
and he from California Polytech cationing in the west, were Aug. pleted, some had been erected
nical college. Schubert received 8 overnight guests and visited the and others would be soon.
his degree in animal husbandry. next day with Mrs. Harder’s aunt,
“Whoopee” was played with
Both were graduated with honors. Mrs. Effie Nielsen.
Mary Smiley and Cora Rookstool
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans re winning prizes. The hostess serv
The young couple will move to
San Luis Obispo in September cently spent a few days vacation ed refreshments.
Fire won’t start unless YOU
when he will take a course in ing in northern Idaho. They went
allow it!
Next meeting will be Aug. 28
to
Moscow
and
spent
two
days
education and practice teaching
at the home of Viola Adams.
in preparation to becoming an ag with their son-in-law and daugh
I MONCURS VISIT, ATTEND
ricultural teacher. Schubert is a ter, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Stigile.
Lawrence
Clifford
is
at
the
CLASS REUNION IN BURLEY
son of Mrs. Helen Tirrell, former They returned via McCall and Veterans’ hospital in Boise for
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moncur,
spent
the
remainder
of
the
time
ly of Fruitland, now living at
surgery
and
treatment.
Judi
and Curtis went to Burley
fishing on Deadwood river. They
Gila Bend, Ariz.
W. P. Hendricks accompanied during the weekend to attend the
report the fishing very good there.
Ralph Walker of Culver, Ore., his son-in-law, Kenneth Reece of 25-year reunion of his graduating
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Keck arrived Aug. 12 at the home of his Nyssa, to 'Strawberry lake fishing class. Moncur, who was vice pres
took their daughter, Kristeen, to mother, Mrs. Ralph Baxter. He over the weekend.
ident of the class, served as mas
Boise Aug. 7 when she and sev will be here during the early po
Dee Ann Adams of Boise spent ter of ceremonies during the re
eral other Payette county 4-H tato harvest season as Oregon the weekend with her parents, union program and also rendered
two vocal selections.
girls appeared on the Bonnie Wal state vegetable inspector. His Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams.
He was recipient of the prize
lis television show and gave dem son, Wayne, has been a house
Returns From Huntington
onstrations.
for being the youngest looking
guest at the Baxter home the
Billy Holmes returned from member of the class in attend
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wahnstead past week.
Huntington
last Thursday even ance.
and children, Barbara and Ken
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw ing after spending several day
The Moncurs also visited his
neth, spent a day recently visit spent a recent Sunday visiting at
with his grandparents, Mr. and sister, Mrs. June Sorenson, while
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the Ray Winters home in Harper.
Mrs. Jess Shuster.
in Burley and went to Emerson
Ted Allison. Mrs. Wahnstead is a Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Winters are
Harrison Ulrey is in the Vet to visit his mother, Mrs. Laura
niece of Allison and they live at sisters.
erans’ hospital at Boise.
Moncur and a brother and sister-
Roswell, Idaho.
Mrs. Olen Meyers of Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Adams and in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mon
visited one day recently in the sons of Kamiah, Idaho, visited cur.
Return From Vacation
Mrs. Ralph Baxter and grand home of her niece, Mrs. Cecil Sunday at the Alfred Adams resi
dence.
children, Pamela Walker, Dennis Evans.
RETURN FROM ROSEBURG
Mrs. Larry Holmes and children
Heap and Wayne Walker, return Former Neighbors Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Eggert Oft and
were Sunday afternoon viistors of
ed Aug. 9 from Culver and Mad
sons returned Saturday from
Mrs. Roland Davidson, Lois Ann Mrs. Alice Holmes.
ras, Ore., where they had been and Janice spent Aug. 7 visiting
Roseburg where they spent sev
Mr. and Mrs. David Ballantyne eral days visiting his brother and
visiting Mrs. Baxter’s son-in-law in the V. C. Walker home. The
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davidsons live in Payette and spent Saturday boating at Lake sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Smidt and family, and her son, were former neighbors of the Owyhee.
Oft and Nancy. The Nyssans’ son,
Mr. and Mrs. Finley Shuster
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker and Walkers when the families resid
Mike, who had been attending
of Boise were Aug. 14 dinner
family. Dennis spent two days ed in Burns.
music school at Camp Pacific,
guests at the Bob Holmes resi
this week visiting at the Baxter
Carlsbad, Calif., joined the fam
Miss Leanna Hunt, granddaugh dence.
home before going to his home at ter of Mrs. Ted Allison, spent last
ily at Roseburg and returned
Emmett. He returned recently Thursday night and Friday at the Party Honors D. Savage
home with them.
from a two-year mission for the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allison.
Susan, Mark Dee and Sammy
LDS church in the North British She returned Aug. 10 to her home Hartley attended a birthday party GUESTS IN OFT HOME
mission. After finishing the mis in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel last Thursday afternoon honoring
Dr. Betty Burch of Boston was
sion and before returning to the Foster of Boise brought Leanna Donnie Savage on his anniver a recent visitor at the home of
states, Dennis and a companion to the Allison home Aug. 8 and sary.
Mr. and Mrs. Eggert Oft. Dr.
made a two-week tour of Europe. also visited the couple. Mrs. Fos
Miss Anita Chadwick of Co Burch is a professor at Tufts col
They visited Germany, Switzer ter is a niece of Mrs. Allison.
vina, Calif., who is a house guest lege in Cambridge, Mass. Other
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw, in the Damon Savage home, was guests in the Oft home were Mrs.
land, Denmark, France and Hol
land. They saw the Berlin wall Bobbie, Mr. and Mrs. George Wil a Sunday dinner guest of the Oft’s mother, Mrs. Ed Mess of
Fruitland, and her nieces, Martha
in Germany. They sailed from son, Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKague Mark Hartleys.
Bobby Holmes spent Tuesday and Kathy Fredericksen of Rich
France on the liner United States, attended the annual Westfall pic
arriving in New York. They drove nic held Aug. 11 in Vale city park. night of last week with his uncle land, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lissonbee and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Finley
to Salt Lake City by auto, stop
the Russell Gressley home. Mr.
ping off at Hill Cumorah and and Mrs. Eva Hughes of Boise Shuster in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Swan and and Mrs. Keith Gressley and chil
other church historical sites. Den were Aug. 11 evening visitors at
nis plans to attend college at Rex the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike daughters of San Diego, Calif., dren were visitors that evening
McKague.
burg this fall.
were Aug. 13 overnight guests at at the Russell Gressley home.
PAGE SEVEN
Recent Fishing Trips io Losi Lake,
Coast Bring Reports of Good Catches
By Mrs. George Moeller
ARCADIA—Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Stott of Gottenburg, Neb., Mr.
and Mrs. Derrell Hircock of Ar
nold, Neb., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Bowers. Mrs. Stott
and Mrs. Hircock are sisters of
Bowers.
On Saturday the Stotts, Hir-
cocks, the Bowers and Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Bowers fished at
Lost lake in Idaho, reporting a
good catch.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard, Mr.
and Mrs. George Boyack returned
Saturday from salmon fishing on
the coast. They report getting
six salmon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ce^il Houston vis
ited Sunday afternoon in the Her
man Houston home on Oregon
Slope.
George Hust and children at
tended the Sunday rodeo in Cam
bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers,
Mrs. Don Bowers and girls vis
ited Sunday in the Charlie Bow
ers home in Kingman Kolony.
Guests in Bullard Home
Mrs. Marvin Jensen of Boise
spent the weekend in the Otis
Bullard home and attended the
wedding of Wanda Long and Ma
son Maynard at Faith Lutheran
church in Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs.
Don Bullard, Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Bullard also attended the wed-
ding.
Mrs. Clayton Wilson and daugh
ters of Payette spent two days
last week in the George Coleman
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Beard and
family were dinner guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schilling
and boys. The occasion was Fred
die Schilling’s 13th birthday an-
: niversary.
Coleman Visits Parents
Gale Coleman, who has been
attepding summer school in La
Grande, is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman.
He spent the weekend in Jordan
Valley with Pasco Arritola. He
plans to go this weekend to The
Dalles where he will teach school
again this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Junius Andrews
and family of Portland are visit
ing in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Parley Feik. Andrews is Mrs.
Feik’s nephew,
Mr. and Mrs. John Carr of
Mountain Home, Mrs. Marvin
Jensen and Larry of Boise, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Bullard and Alan
were Sunday dinner guests in the
Otis Bullard home.
Area Secretaries
See Humorous Film
At Recent Meeting
“Gateways to the Mind” was
the provocative title of the film
viewed by secretaries at the regu
lar monthly meeting of Futura
chapter, National Secretaries as
sociation (International) held re
cently in the Walnut room of
Moore hotel. The film, shown
by Gene Grasty of Malheur Home
Telephone company, presented
thought-provoking material in an
interesting and humorous man
ner.
All interested secretaries are
invited to visit the open meetings
held on the second Monday of
each month. Futura chapter in
cludes members from Malheur
county, Ore., and Payette county,
Idaho. Mrs. June Graham, secre
tary at Idaho Power company in
Vale and chairman of the mem
bership committee, will furnish
informational material to anyone
interested in learning about this
organization.
VACATION AT McCALL
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Larson
VISITORS FROM SEATTLE
spent last week vacationing at
Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeClair of McCall. Dr. and Mrs. David Sara-
Seattle are visiting her brother- zin joined them Friday evening
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. and spent the weekend in the re
Bill Schireman.
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