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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Kingman Kolony Correspondent Tells Of Recent Activities in Community Here Are Standings of Contestants Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phifer and In Journal's Bicycle Campaign KINGMAN KOLONY—Mr and family of La Grande arrived Fri By Ruth Bowers Mrs. Vadis Hodge of Castro Val ley, Calif., are spending several days at the Carl Begeman resi dence. Mrs. Ida Hodge was released Tuesday from Malheur Memorial hospital and has been taken to the Blakely nursing home in Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge of Newell Heights were Saturday evening callers at the Carl Bege man home. day night at the Charlie Bowers home to spend the weekend. Ro ger and Charles were Saturday overnight guests of the James Phifers. A pheasant dinner was served Sunday at the Charlie Bowers residence for the Phifer families. Guests in Viers Home Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Kreager en tertained with a waffle supper Sunday evening for the Messrs, and Mmes. Neil Dimmick, Roy Holmes, Charles Leuck of Can yon City and Jim Shriner of Port Angeles. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant were Friday evening callers at the Earl Kygar home. Miss Marlene Slippy spent the weekend at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar. Last Thursday evening callers at the Earl Kygar home were Mrs. Jim Hite and Joe of the Owyhee community. Mrs. Tony Martinez attended a PTA council meeting Oct. 22 at the Annex school in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Randolph of Bend spent the weekend at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers. The couple hunted and fished in the area and both families fished at Lake Owyhee' Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Long of | Nyssa visited Sunday afternoon at the Al Thompson home. Mrs. Oscar Schafer attended an open house birthday party in Middleton Saturday for Beulah Hadsall. Mrs. LaVada Lenaghen returned home with her daughter and will spend this week at the Schafer home. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hines of Ontario were last Thursday din- . ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers and visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Viers and family who left Friday morning for their home in Eu gene. Enter Wool Contest at Baker Arrive From California Host Waffle Supper Listed below are boys and girls who are selling sub scriptions in the Gate City Journal contest now being conducted. Each boy and girl will receive either a new, latest model bicycle or a cash commission. They are listed in the order of their standings in respective dis- tricts up to and including Monday. DISTRICT ONE DISTRICT TWO Mitchell, LaRae Route 2, Nyssa Schulthies, Shelly Cow Hollow Parrill, Kathy Adrian Frederikson, Dellas Route 2, Nyssa Blanch, Kris Adrian Graham, James Owyhee Lytle, Carey Eureka Avenue Robbins, Lurelie Route 2, Nyssa Fewkes, Curtis Adrian Sharp, Douglas Route 1, Nyssa Blaylock, Alan Route 2, Nyssa Hopman, Marianne Route 2, Nyssa Wilson, LeAnn Route 2, Nyssa Baber, Charlotte Parma, Idaho Silva, Ruben Route 2, Nyssa Anderson, Lois Lincoln Heights Barton, Ted Route 2, Nyssa Main, Opal Irene Route 2, Nyssa Morris, David Route 2, Nyssa Share, Douglas Oldemeyer, Keith Hamilton, Pamela Eastman, Pat Watson, Terri Lynn Blanch, Gregory Rhoades, Rodney DeMinck, Renee Hagler, Georgia Ableman, Gayle Smith, Maurice Mitchell, Judy Morrow, Henry Jamieson, Marlene McGinley, Patty Ross, Steve Montoya, Billy Lassiter, Kyle Huffman, Alicia Schilling, Kenneth Sells, Franklin Wilson, David Tramel, Clifford Howes, Susan Bisbee, Nancy Bullock, Pamela Johnson, David Russell, Dennis Vigil, Virgie Kathleen McPartland Joins Concert Band At Lewis and Clark Farmerettes Slate December Bazaars ' Carolyn Betts arrived home last By Farmerette Club NU ACRES—A committee from Conductor Allen Skei announ the Farmerette club met Friday ces that he has named Kathleen evening at the home of Mrs. Mike McPartland, a freshman from McKague to begin plans for the Nyssa, to the flute section of the club bazaars to be held in Fruit concert band at Lewis and Clark land on Dec. 7 and in Nyssa on Dec. 3. college in Portland. The 48-piece student music or-, Committee members in attend ganization is comprised of many ance were Doris Keck, Effie Niel honor students and former out sen, Ezada Betts, Carol Betts and standing high school musicians. Mabelle McKague. Mary Walker Sixty percent of the band mem was unable to attend due to ill bers were admitted to the college ness of her granddaughter. Helpers were appointed and it with “honors at entrance” and 80 percent were first - chair players was decided to hold a cooked food sale in connection with the in high school groups. Conductor Skei plans to take bazaars. Refreshments were serv the band on tour of Washington ed at the close of the meeting to in early January. He is now re committee members and one hearsing the musicians for home- guest, Carolyn Betts. coming and pre - Christmas pro grams. Guests in Beits Home Miss McPartland is a daughter Guests in the Omar Betts home of School Supt. and Mrs. Walter for the past two weeks were their L. McPartland of route 2, Nyssa. son, Leon, his wife and two chil dren from Merced, Calif. They SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS left for their home Monday after Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howell of noon. Sunday dinner guests in Wilder were Sunday dinner addition to the California family guests of their son - in - law and were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conner daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bal and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Gary lou. Cathy Perdue was also a Betts and Cheryl, Mrs. Eugene dinner guest in the Ballou home. Rinehart and Arthur. Friday evening from Boise where she is attending Link’s School of Business. She spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Betts. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lissonbee of Boise were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKague. Hosts Missionary Ladies Eight members of Women’s Missionary Union of Friends church at Ontario held their regu lar meeting last Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. George Dohner. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Binford, Howard and Chris of Greenleaf were Sunday dinner guests in the Merl Wilhite home. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Chesney, their son, Donald of San Fran cisco and their grandchildren, Georgia and Marvin Hagler of Nyssa, were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Ted Allison and Vernon Walker homes. Mrs. Mary Walker and Mrs. Lloyd Campbell of Fruitland at tended an Oct. 22 meeting of Sun nyside club when Mrs. Walker gave a demonstration on Christ mas ideas and their construction. AS Mrs. Klaas Laan, Effie and Mrs. Ron Thompson and Col- Mary went to Baker Saturday to i lette of Riverside, Calif., arrived attend the American Wool Grow Friday night at the Herschel ers association “Make It With Thompson home. Mrs. Thompson Wool” contest. Both girls parti and Collette will visit relatives cipated in the competition and in the area this week while Ron each was awarded a yard of wool is on an assignment assisting with material. the starling program in Idaho for Mrs. Jess Martinez, Mrs. Joe the U. S. Fish and Wildlife de Rodriguez and Mrs. Tony Mar partment. tinez attended an extension meet Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox were ing Friday on instruction on sew Sunday afternoon callers at the ing at Nyssa Methodist church. Herschel Thompson residence. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy Mrs. Mildred Vaughn of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. William Toomb called Sunday afternoon at the were Tuesday evening guests at Herschel Thompson home. the Dale Ashcraft home. Sunday Mr. a nd Mrs. Johnnie Thiel evening the Piercys and Ashcrafts Spanish Club Meets and children spent Sunday eve were entertained at the Toomb (From the Nyssa High Bulldog) ning, Oct. 20. with the James Phi home. Daniel Carullo was the guest fer family. Mrs. Art Sparks was an Oct. 23 at the Spanish Club By Roxy Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pitts and afternoon caller at the Charlie speaker meeting. Mark of Payette were Sunday Bowers residence. Oct. 15 club members held their OWYHEE — Sunday visitors in evening visitors at the Willis Co-1 meeting to help promote the stu the home of Mr and Mrs. George Hunters From North Bend nant home. Orville Mishner of North Bend dents to work for their Spanish Mendazona were Mr. and Mrs. and a party of 12 friends are pins. Marie Ordonez and Victor Basilio Yriondo of Mountain pheasant hunting in the area and Haburchak gave Spanish reports Home, Mr. and Mrs. Genaro Plaza Hard of Hearing? visiting at the Ed Brandt home. which helped toward their pins. of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Augustin Mrs. Otis Bullard and her sis Daniel gave a speech on life in Sillonis of Adrian. For Information About ter, Mrs. Philip Davis of Hunting Argentina. Cur Complete Testing and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Reed of ton Beach, Calif., were Satur ■ A committee was appointed for Caldwell were recent visitors in Consultation Service on the Christmas party. They also day afternoon visitors at the Al the Earl Crocker home. Mr. and Thompson home. The ladies are started planning their Spanish Mrs. Crocker visited Sunday in OTARION dinner which will be held in Feb nieces of Thompson. the Keifh Moore home at Notus Hearing Aids Stanley Franks of Pendleton is ruary or March. ' and were dinner guests in the spending this week with his mo — Ask at Our Counter — H. A. Reed home at Caldwell. ther, Mrs. Bernal Maybon and VALE DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mills and JACKSON JEWELERS brother, Pete Franks. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kurtz, Mr. Kelly were Saturday dinner 313 Main Street Mrs. Ham Franks and family of and Mrs. Bill Schoen were Oct. 23 guests in the Chet Mills home in Nyssa, Oregon Mountain Home also spent Sun evening dinner guests of Mr. and observance of the birthday anni day at the Pete Franks home. Mrs. August Uphoff in Vale. versary of Mrs. Stanley Mills. BARGAIN PRICES •St TOO Genuine hardwoods with their inimitable, natural beauty are today s biggest news in interior decorating. See them at Bestway ... birch, walnut, mahogany, cherry and many more . .. I factory-finished to rich, lustrous, S uniform tones .. . easy to install, A . „ .a,y .. V care for. Hunters at Mills Home J WE ÁRE RETIRING AND ARE CLOSING OUT I ALL OUR MERCHANDISE! Starting Monday, November 4, 1963 1 fíQít OFF on AU GROCERIES X V /u in OUR STOCK! OFF on All SUNDRIES Ä V /O and DRY GOODS! o HURRY . . . and Take Advantage of These Discounts While We Have a Full Stock! Building and Fixtures Also for Sale. o Adrian Drive-In MR. and MRS. W. E. ASHCRAFT ----- PHONES------ Parma 724-6141 Nyssa 372-2554 ADRIAN . . . OREGON 5? Kenneth Mills and a friend, Terry Johnson of The Dalles, who are attending EOC at La Grande, were weekend guests of Mills’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mills. Other guests visiting in the Mills home while pheasant hunting in the area are Gordon Dobbin and Joe Milner of Portland, Clem Lengert of Vancouver, B.C. Sunday evening guests for a pheasant dinner in the Mills resi- | dence were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mooers of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gill, Wallace and Har dy Young, Mr. Garcia of Portland and a business associate of Gar cia’s from Mexico City, Mr. and ; Mrs. Don Brewer and sons. The Mmes. Charles Culbertson,! Frank Holub, Noble Morinaka, Keiji Okano and M Atagi at tended the Oct. 25 extension meeting on sewing demonstra-j tions in the Methodist church at Nyssa. Brother Dies in Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crocker re ceived word Friday of the death, of his brother, I. B. Crocker of • Pawnee, Okla., following a short illness. Mr. and Mrs. Crocker had just returned home a few weeks i ago from a visit with his brother j and other relatives in the south- j em states. G. W. Todd of Santa Rosa. Calif., visited Saturday with his mother. Mrs. J. W. Todd. He was enroute to Riggins, Idaho, to hunt elk near the home of his sister, Mrs. Ray McCracken. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young and son of Downey, Calif., visited Fri day and were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Share. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham visited Friday in Parma at the Ed Schultz home. Sunday dinner guests in the Callaham home were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lovitt and fam ily of Parma. 4' X 8' Sheets of Phillipine Mahogany. CEILING TILE Softens harsh noises, beautifies any room . . ideal answer to patched and cracking plaster problems. STALITE Plain or in embossed and patterned design* and tones. 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