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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Guests From Various Stales Visit Residents of Kingman Kolony Area By Ruth Bowers KINGMAN KOLONY — Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy enter tained with dinner Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilson of Yakima, Wash., former residents of Kingman Kolony. Present in addition to the honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Lane of Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb, Mrs. Marie Moore and Mrs. Edna Cowling. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kennicott and two children of Buena Park, Calif., arrived Sunday afternoon for a few days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers. Kennicott is a nephew of Viers and has just re turned from a three-month stay in Samoa where he was on busi ness for the Star-Kist company. Mrs. Violet McKee of Likely, Calif., arrived Monday for a 10- day visit at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pink ston. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pink ston of Parma visited Friday eve ning at the Pinkston home and Mrs. Loura Smith of Adrian was a Sunday guest. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Besendor- fer and family of Grandview, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Guthrie of Ap ple Valley visited Friday at the George Besendorfer home. Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie are Mrs. Marvin Besendorfer’s parents. Mrs. Earl Pfost of Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Jarvis of Phillipsburg, Kan., visited Friday afternoon at the Carl Begeman home. Club Ladies Host Bridal Shower For Miss S. Neely Christian Church Class Holds Parly al Hill Residence .daughter, Mrs. Charles Share,« Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz OWYHEE—Loyalty class from while Mr. Share, Don Share, Sha- and children went to Boise Wed the Christian church of Nyssa gay and Doug went deer hunting nesday of last week to meet an aunt, Mrs Amanda Peutz, who held a party last Thursday eve in the Mahogany mountains. ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wistos of had been on a two-month vaca Elmer Hill at Lake Owyhee. Mr. California are visiting her sis- tion in France. Germany and and Mrs. Ralph Curry were co i ters, Mrs. Don Linville and Mrs. Switzerland. They took her to her home in Payette. hosts. Howard Connaughy a t Freeze I Out. Mrs. Louie Stam and son Visitors last week in the home aie v*s*l*nS several days at the TOOMB FAMILY VISITS Mr. and Mrs. Ken Toomb and of Mr. and Mrs. Vern McCain and I Llnvllle home while her husband sons of McMinnville spent the family were an uncle and aunt, jan<^ Max Linville are deer hunt- weekend with their parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hahn of Ros- ’n® Luit Stam. Mr. well, S.D., and another aunt, Mrs. j Mrs. Howard Day returned and Mrs. John Mullins and__ Rosena Lee of Howard, S.D. Oth- I home Sunday evening from Burns and Mrs. Robert Toomb. Garold Ropp, Mullins and the Toomb er Sunday dinner guests were where she had spent a week at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nagel and the James O. Stephen home while men spent some time deer hunt , luck. near Halfway but report no children of Caldwell, Mrs. Lor Mrs. Stephen was confined to a 1 ing raine Hiatt and children of Boise hospital there following surgery. _ and Mrs. Margaret McCain of Mrs. Stephen returned to her home Sunday morning. Vale. . — Ritchie ... . . By Roxy By Peggy Brown OREGON TRAII__ Merry Mat rons club met Sept. 25 at the home of Alberta Tyner with 12 members and one guest present. Roll call was answered with each member giving a recipe or advice to Sandra Neely. Following the business meeting a bridal shower was given for Miss Neely. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Club adjourned to meet Oct. 9 ipper Mr. and Mrs. George Besendor says fer spent Saturday deer hunting with Alice Holmes. Roll call will be An Old - Fashioned Home- near Ironside. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Callister made • Remedy.” "To be sure that your bullet left last week for Oakland, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Rommel Moss for a visit with their son, Wayne. makes the right connection spent last Thursday evening vis- Former Classmates Visit iting Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams. always point your gun Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Forbes of Mrs. Adams is convalescing from Portland were recent guests at recent surgery. in a sate direction.” the Herschel Thompson home. Visit Hospital Patient Mrs. Forbes and Mrs. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks are former classmates and both Be A Safe Shooter | were graduated from Nyssa high . went to Marsing Sunday and ' were dinner guests of their son- THE NATIONAL RIRE ASSOCIATION | school. Mrs. John Thiel left Tuesday | in - law and daughter, Mr. and morning for El Sobrante, Calif., Mrs. Thane Lankford and family. where she will spend some time In the afternoon they accompan BOISEAN VISITS HERE i at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob ied the Lankfords to Boise and Mrs. Cassie Goshert of Boise visited his father, who is a pa Skinner. spent the weekend visiting her Mrs. Tom Duncan and children, tient at St. Luke’s hospital. mother, Mrs. Nora Ray and other DeAnn Adams of Boise was a Marlene Slippy of Ontario, Mrs. relatives. Robert Duncan of Adrian and Friday overnight guest of her Mrs. Charlie Culbertson spent parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Day demonstration. Mrs. Savage Sunday at the Earl Kygar resi- Adams and Richard. Mrs. Bob Holmes and Mrs. helped with the lunch. aehce. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gordon and Glenn Brown attended a room children of Jordan Valley spent mothers’ tea last Thursday after Mrs. Alice Holmes were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and last Thursday night at the Earl noon at the primary school. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Uria of Mrs. Stanley Byers and boys in Kygar home. The Gordons were just returning from a trip to Homedale were Sept. 25 evening Ontario. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Attend Saturday Wedding Canada. Rommell Moss. Mrs. Alfred Adams and Rich Party Honors Karen Conant Mr. and Mrs. Finley Shuster ard, Mrs. Rolland Holmes and Effie Laan, Susanne Martinez and grandchildren, Mia Lee and and Karen Conant were enter Mike, and Mrs. Bob Shuster of Jerry, Mrs. Glenn Brown, Colleen tained Friday evening by Mary Boise were Friday evening din and Timmie attended the Neely- Worden at her home with a slum ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Benoit wedding Saturday evening at Owyhee Community church. ber party honoring Karen Con Holmes and children. Mrs. David Ballantyne and boys ant’s birthday anniversary. The visited Saturday with her par girls attended a movie in Ontario. Stays With Grandchildren Mrs. Russell Gressley has been ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simpson in Mmes. Don Fox, Oscar Schafer, Art Sparks, Earl Kygar and Klaas in Ontario at the home of her Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. David Ballantyne Laan of the extension club at son, Keith, helping care for her tended Craft Day Sept. 24 at grandchildren while their mother and boys visited Sunday evening was in Holy Rosary hospital for with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Durfee Boulevard Grange hall. of Nyssa. Keith Lane and Chuck Sykes surgery. Mrs. Don Savage and children Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holmes and spent the weekend deer hunting in the Mahogany mountain area. children were Sunday dinner spent Monday in Nampa visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stacy and guests of his parents, Mr. and at the Marion Osborn home. Mrs. girls of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. Rolland Holmes and Jerry. Bill Nicholson returned home Mrs. Bill Nicholson accompan with Mrs. Savage after spending Pitts and Mark of Payette were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ied Mrs. Don Savage to Ontario a week visiting in the Osborn Tuesday and attended the Craft residence. Mrs. Willis Conant. Honored on Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy en- tertained with a birthday dinner last Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. Wesley Piercy. Others — Conducted by — present were Wesley Piercy, Mr. Col. Bert Anderson Col. Guy Sparks and Mrs. Thurman Piercy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Me Ontario — 889-5501 Nyssa — 372-3475 cham and family, Mr. and Mrs. ROGER BAKER, Ontario Wayne Piercy and family of Par For the Latest Auction News, Listen to KSRV, Ontario, ma. at 12:15 p.m. Daily. Mrs. Otis Horn and her sister, Eva Goodman, are picking apples at the Esther Stephen orchard. COMPLETE FARM DISPERSAL Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore visit SATURDAY, OCT. 5, 12 noon—Located Va mile west of ed Sunday morning at the Otis Ontario on Highway 201 to Dorian Drive, then ¥a mile north Horn residence. and ’/« mile west on Claggett Lane. 1962 STUDEBAKER Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Laan visit ed last Thursday evening at the CHAMPION ’/z-TON PICKUP; 1952 8-N FORD TRACTOR; James Phifer home. Mr. and FORD No. 250 BALER with Engine; CASE "DC" TRACTOR. Mrs. Phifer were Friday evening Many Other Items of Farm Equipment. SHOP TOOLS and visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dick MISCELLANEOUS LUMBER. 10 MILK COWS, consigned and all carry clean bill of health. Majority vaccinated and Kriegh. tattooed. Records to be given day of sale. SADDLE and Visit Hospital Patient Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy HORSE EQUIPMENT. Surveyor's Transit, Some Household called Monday on Eldon Ward Articles and Miscellaneous Items. J. H. HALCOM, Owner. at Caldwell hospital and were Terms. Cash. Lunch on Grounds. dinner guests of Mrs. Mae Herri- man. COMPLETE FARM DISPERSAL Mrs. Edna Cowling, Mr. and MONDAY, OCT. 7, 12 noon — Located 3 miles north of Mrs. Wesley Piercy fished Sept. Nyssa to Gem avenue, then 2 miles west. 30 DAIRY CATTLE. 25 at Beulah reservoir. Hunting in the Westfall area Cows are bred artificially to Curtiss Candy and some to over the weekend were Mr. and Whiteface bull. Public invited to inspect before sale day. Mrs. Wesley Piercy, Thurman Production and breeding dates will be given sale day. PURE Piercy, Roy, Vern and Linda Me BRED HEREFORD BULL, yearling. 1949 TO-20 FERGUSON cham, John VanZelf and son, TRACTOR; 1948 FARMALL "M" TRACTOR; 1952 GMC 2- Johnnie. TON TRUCK. Many other items of Farm Machinery. GRAIN, Ed Brandt, Buster Edwards, STRAW and HAY. MILKING EQUIPMENT and Miscellan Wesley Walker and others of the eous Items. GEORGE T. COLEMAN, Owner. Terms, Cash. road crew went deer hunting over Lunch Served by Arcadia Sunshine Club the weekend. T rLmw should know how to make money from farming ... a task that is not easy with increasing costs. It’s valuable to know that production and yield of farm crops can be increased by Fall application of Simplot Fertilizers. This produces more dollar income per acre and more profit. What the farmer’s son learns today, he can put into practice tomorrow. See your Simplot dealer soon! 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Kenny spent the summer cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Lee. working for the Caswell Lumber Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rhoades of | company at Randell, Wash. I He ’ Nyssa ........ were ............... recent Sunday guests ' spent the past week visiting his ‘ Mr.' ^nd Mr^ Elm7r ........... ^Hni'at parents before going to college. Lake Owyhee. Mrs. Dorothy Bib- Mrs. Emmer Davis of Nyssa bey of Boise spent several days spent the weekend with her1 that week with the Hills. AUCTION SALES Every farmer's PAGE NINE $5.44 REG. 44.50 Model H271 Light, easy to use with depth and bevel con trols. Free start guard, never sticks — cuts 2 x 4's at 45° angles. Nyssa, Oregon
