THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1963
Club Group Tells Wishes at Roll Call
Discusses Food Sale, Holiday Party
By Mrs. Frank Byers
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OREGON TRAIL—Merry Mat
rons club met Aug. 28 at the
home of Viola Adams. Eight
members answered roll call by
telling their wishes. Social com
mittee announced plans for a
cooked food sale in November.
Christmas party plans were
also discussed. Bingo was played
with several winning prizes, and
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
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Club will meet
on Sept.
at
the ‘home “of “vbginia" R^okstoZl
in Nyssa.
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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON
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AI1* H Tillinn an
Mrs. Jennie Allred, Lillian and
Wade of Ogder., Utah, were Sat
urday evening callers at the
Glenn Brown home.
Visitors From Othello
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stoker of
Othello, Wash., visited Thursday
and ...
Friday
_ with her parents, _ Mr.
and Mrs' Leslle Ballantyne. They
were
enroute
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from Salt
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Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Adams
went to Boise Saturday to assist
Dee Ann in movin® to a different
apartment.
‘ Dee Ann accompanied J
i them home and spent the Labor
Day weekend here.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Chadwick,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bell of
Anita and Vern of Covina, Calif.,
were dinner guests Monday eve Eddyville, Neb., and Mr. and Mrs.
ning at the Mark Hartley home. I Jess Shuster of Huntington were
Thursday dinner guests in the
Guests in Hendricks Home
i Bob Holmes residence. Bobby
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hendricks I Holmes, who had been visiting
and daughter of Ogden, Utah, the Shusters, accompanied them
were Sunday evening dinner home,
guests at the home of his brother, Mrs. Holmes Has Dinner Guests
ON THE LEFT IS JOE HITE of the Owyhee route 2, Nyssa, proudly poses with his grand
W. P. Hendricks. Afternoon call
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Goodson community who resides on route 1, Nyssa. He is champion market lamb. The winner is a member
ers were Mr. and Mrs. Thane
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Lankford
and Janice, Mr. and and Melvin of Parma, Mr. and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hite, is a 4-H club of the Nyssa FFA chapter. The animal netted its
Mrs.*Loren*Greer“and sons* alFof ^rs’ Frank Byel's ™ere Sunday member and attends Adrian schools. He was a
owner a trophy and S50 cash award from the
Marsing, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert ; dinner guests of Mrs. Alice blue ribbon winner in 4-H swine fitting and Idaho Statesman. The fat lamb was purchased
1 Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Holmes and Jolene of Nyssa.
showmanship, having placed first for intermediate by Manager Henry Zobell on behalf of Amalga
| Holmes were afternoon callers.
Mrs. Ed Morrison of Fallon, !
and reserve champion. He also received a blue mated Sugar company for $3 per pound during
Mrs. Edward Simpson, Betty
Nev., visited Thursday evening
and
Carol of Caldwell were Sat- ribbon on his junior gilt and a grand champion the stock sale held last Friday evening. These
with Mrs. Glenn Brown.
award for his mature sow pictured here. Van pictures were taken Saturday by a Journal photo
__ I urday afternoon callers at the
Schulthies, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schulthies, grapher at Malheur county fairgrounds, Ontario.
David Ballantyne home.
’I
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Kelly and
son of Milton - Freewater spent RETURN FROM VACATION
rose. They were guests of their DURING CLEANING . . .
from Friday to Sunday with her
Mr. and Mrs. Paul House, Bon mothers, Mrs. Daniel Schutts and
Most of the soil in sheer cur-
J sister, Mrs. Rommell Moss and nie and Butch returned home Mrs. Lydia House in Colorado tains is loose dust which will
WHAT FRUIT TREE
j family.
Sunday evening from a 10-day Springs and visited other rela tumble out if you put them in an
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams, •Mr. vacation trip to Colorado. En tives and friends at Denver and automatic clothes dryer without
HAS LEAVES
' and Mrs. Jim Chamberlain and route they saw the Colorado state Kiowa.
heat. After 10 minutes they’re
TEN FEET LONG?
children attended a picnic Sun monument in the western part of
They returned home via Jack- ready to put back up again. Use
day at the Bob Odoms home in the state and visited his brother, son Hole, Wyoming and Yellow this smart trick in between wash
| Weiser.
the Lloyd House family at Mont- stone park.
ings.
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FHA Group Approves
Constitution Change,
Plan Future Projects
New FHA officers met Tues
day, Aug. 27, at the Wilton Jack-
son home for a combined dinner
and business meeting.
The new officers approved sev
eral changes in the chapter con
stitution, a new budget and FHA
booklet covers. Plans were made
for the yearly topsoil drive. The
magazine sales project was dis
cussed. with Janice Burns and
Nadine Spitze chosen as team
captains and Ellen Saito as gen
eral overall chairman for the
drive.
A brief review of the duties of
each officer was given by Lynn
Jackson, FHA chapter president.
Programs for September, Octo
ber, November and December
meetings were also planned by
the officers.
Attending the meeting were
Mrs. Wilton Jackson, chapter mo
ther; Mrs. Charles Steffens, FHA
adviser; Lynn Jackson, Janice
Burns, Marilyn Gonyer, Arleen
Okano. Ellen Saito, Sharon Cott
rell, Nadine Spitze, Cherie Oka
no, Mary English, Susan Schenk,
Judi Moncur, Marcia Wyckoff,
Jeanie Seuell, outgoing FHA
president and her guest, Karen
Delezal.
VISIT IN SMITH HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Artie Robertson
and daughter, Mrs. Dick Keeney
I and Paula of Salem, were Aug.
28 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Smith. Saturday visitors
in the Smith home were Mr. and
Mrs. Doug McDonald of Caldwell
and his sister, Mrs. Annie Gibson
of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs,
Clyde Smith and family of La
Grande spent the weekend with
his parents, the Dwight Smiths. |
EMPLOYEE CHANGE NOTED
Mrs. Dave (Betty) Rieb resign
ed as checker at Ray’s Food Fair,
effective Sept. 3, to accept a posi
tion in the office of Dr. L. J.
Whalon, Ontario dentist. Her
husband is employed at Ray’s
Ontario store and the Riebs are
at home at 1095 SW Ninth avenue
in that city.
Mrs. Neils (Millie) Larson, who
has been employed at the Merc
store, will replace Mrs. Rieb at
Ray’s local establishment.
Last 3 days
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SEPT. 5, 6, 7
Gates open 10:00 a m. daily
See dazzling floral splendor in the
new floral exhibit building. Other
buildings bulge with exciting dis
plays ... 4 H and F.F.A., Livestock
. .. taste-tempting foods... arts,
crafts and hobbies.
Reduced prices on all rides
Sept. 5 for children under 16.
★ Rodao Horse show (Matinees, too!)
★ All-star Revue with Jimmie Rodgers
★ Horse Racing daily (except Sunday)
-1:00 p.m.
★ All-Oregon Talent show (free)
★ Band concerts daily (free)
it Fun-filled circus (free)
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stradley and
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to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rommell Moss. Sunday evening
Mrs. Vic Uria and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Hill and girls,
all of Homedale, joined the Moss
couple and their house guests for
dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Finley Shuster
home in Boise, honoring the lat
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Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of
Parma were Sunday evening call
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VISIT IN OLSEN HOME
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