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THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1964 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE FOUR Mrs. Jack Earnest Climbs Mi. Hood; Children Remain With Grandparents Seniors Observe Trial In Law Day Occasion 1h£.OLd-iùm£Ji- (From the Nyssa High Bulldog) Law day was observed by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Swenson, I seniors as they attended a mock Mrs. Oscar Swenson, Mr. and Mrs. | trial May 5 in the Nyssa gym George McKnee of Boise were nasium. From Ontario, Vale, Adrian and Sunday afternoon visitors in the Nyssa, 12 seniors were chosen to M. L. Judd home. act as a jury. Ontario and Vale Play in Piano Recital students impersonated the plain Tina Call and Dee Farr of New tiff and defendant for the trial. ell Heights played in a piano re Professionals taking part in the cital Sunday afternoon at the trial were Gene Stunz as the de Nyssa LDS stake center. fendant’s attorney, Max Taggart Mmes. Charles Newbill, Marie as the prosecuting attorney and Moore and Anna Pratt attended a Jeff Dorroh, Jr., district circuit Friday evening meeting of Delta judge. Jim Cox of Ontario was Kappa Gamma held at the Adrian in charge of the program. Community church. It was the An automobile accident was the final meeting of this season. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge at case for the trial. The seniors, tended the honor band concert in who were allowed to reach the Ontario Sunday afternoon. Their verdict, arrived at the opposite daughter, Marie, was among par conclusion than had the actual jury for the real trial. However, ticipating students. the facts had been changed slight Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam were ly. of Mr. and May 10 dinner guests Bill Hammon spent the week Mrs. James Miller in Big Bend. Dunker's Delight is made by end at Bremerton with his broth Summoned to Ogden combining until thoroughly mix er-in-law and sister, Lt. and Mrs. Mrs. Edith Hammon was called ed one-half cup liver sausage, one Stan S. Parsons and Terri. to Ogden, Utah, due to the illness cup sour cream, one 3-ounce pac of her brother-in-law, Dode Neil kage of cream cheese, one enve Attend Methodist Service Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and son. She plans to make an ex lope onion soup mix, one teaspoon Worcestershire sauce and a family attended a memorial dedi tended visit and remain there of few drops of tobasco. over Memorial day. She will visit cation service Sunday morning at the Methodist church in Nyssa. her seven daughters and she Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. has five grandchildren graduating Edward Topliff and family of from different high schools in Hazelton, Idaho, They were all Utah this year. Mrs. Lydia Worden was a Sun dinner guests at the Leslie Top- day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. liff home. Mr. and Mrs. Monty Kristine Charles Leedy. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd, Mr. of Boise were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman, Mr. Costley. A weekend guest in the and Mrs. Luit Stam attended a Costley residence was David Sax Saturday evening housewarming party for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller ton. Henrietta Carrol, a senior at in Big Bend. College of Idaho in Caldwell, Californian Visits spent Tuesday and Friday with Mrs. Wilma Kurt of Compton, Mrs. Thelma Hammon. She is a former resident of Newell Heights Calif., arrived May 5 to visit her and has a contract to begin teach sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Fahren- ing physical education at Taft, bruch. On May 7 she accompanied Mrs. Fahrenbruch to Yakima to Ore., this fall. visit their mother and two sis Entertains Card Group ters. They returned May 13 and Happy Dozen card club met the following day the Fahren- May 11 with Mrs. Lydia Worden. bruchs took Mrs. Kurt to Winne Guest players were Dorothy Der mucca where she boarded a bus rick, Dorothy Fox and Eva May- for her home. bon. Prize winners were Bernice Mmes. R. D. McKinley, Anna Toomb, Dorothy Fox, Goldie Rob Pratt, Jake Borge, M. L. Kurtz, erts and Dorothy Derrick. Tina Schiemer and Irvin Topliff Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey of of Newell Heights were among Coos Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Earl those attending a recent Presby Province of Caldwell were Sun terian Women’s association meet day dinner guests of the ladies’ ing at the home of Mrs. Helen parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mc Bishop in Big Bend. Dermott. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fenn and Mrs. Marie Moore accompanied family were Sunday dinner guests the Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Rosen- of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn. Mr. kilde to Homedale Monday when and Mrs. Howard Fenn and fam they attended a potluck luncheon ily were Sunday afternoon visit for ministers and their wives of ors. the Boise Presbytery. VISITS NYSSA PARENTS Miss Frances Foster arrived May 9 for an indefinite visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster. She is a Methodist mis sionary and has been stationed at Clarkabad, a village in West Pakistan. The visitor left Karachi, West Pakistan, on April 30, arriving in Portland Saturday, May 2. Be fore coming to Nyssa she spent a week with Eulalia Spoor, a mis Call Us for sionary friend also home on leave. FREE INSPECTION ARRIVE FROM OHIO and ADJUSTMENT Lt. and Mrs. Frankie Morris arrived May 6 from Fairborn, CO AST-TO-COAST Ohio, to visit their parents, Mrs. STORES Marie Conklin of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris and De Victor R. Haburchak. Owner lores. Lt. Morris is serving with Phone 372-3545 the Air Force and will report NYSSA ...OREGON June 4 to Vance Air Force Base at Enid, Okla. By Mrs. Wilson Witt NEWELL HEIGHTS—Mrs. Jack Earnest of La Grande arrived May 12 and visited until Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McKinley. She returned home, accompanied by her daugh ters, Mary Ann and Susie, who stayed with their grandparents while Mrs. Earnest went on a mountain climbing expedition on Mt. Hood. There were 17 in the party. The group drove to Timberline Lodge and it took eight hours to make the climb to the top and four hours to return to the lodge. Mrs. Earnest reports it was very cold with lots of snow and fog. They wore face masks to keep their faces from freezing and all carried packs on their backs con taining food and extra clothing. “A mother-in-law is a ref eree with an interest in one of the fighters.** NYSSAN AMONG STUDENTS NAMED TO PHI BETA KAPPA Bonnie Arai is among 48 Uni versity of Oregon students elected to Phi Beta Kappa, national scho lastic honorary, according to a release from the university news bureau in Eugene. Miss Arai is majoring in socio logy and is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arai of route 2, Nyssa. Election of the high - ranking senior scholars was held May 12 at the annual spring meeting of the honorary chapter. The new members will be initiated May 26. CALIFORNIANS VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Norswor thy of Temple City, Calif., were Monday luncheon guests of her cousin, Mrs. Doris Knoedler. Miniature Plants, Trees Discussed at Garden Club Meet 7 ♦-------------------------------------- By Sunset Valley Ladies 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen SUNSET VALLEY — Owyhee were among residents ______ of the val- Garden dub members met May ¿7 who " eVt^Boise Friday to l-l at at the fhp home hnmn of or Mrs. \1rc James lon-wc J 14 Langley with Mrs. E. J. Hobson view the Faith 7 space craft cap as co-hostess. Guests were Mrs. sule on display in the capitol Ken Lorensen and Mrs. Eugene | building. Stephen. Worthwhile Club to Picnic Guest speaker was Mrs. Carl Members of Worthwhile club Powers of Parma who talked on and their families will meet at “'Bonsais and Their Culture.” noon today, May 21, for a picnic Bonsais are described as minia- at Cherry Creek resort. ture plants and trees. Her talk Mrs. Ruth Bowers was a Mo has been termed very interesting ther Day dinner guest ot Mr. by those who attended the meet and ’s Mrs. Charles Chapin at On- ing. Mrs. Powers also discussed other plants and their growing tario. Mr. and Mrs. Don Connell, Kel- habits. lye and Brenda of Jackpot, Nev., Plans were made for a work recent three-day guests of day on May 22 when club mem were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel bers will go to the Owyhee ceme Astoreca. They also visited with tery to beautify the grounds. Prior to adjournment of the her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asu- meeting, refreshments were serv- mendi and family. A barbecue dinner was served ed by the hostesses. last Thursday evening at the Mrs. Wayne Robb and Mrs. Wayne Robb home honoring Mr. Gabe Astoreca took a carload of and Mrs. Gabe Astoreca on their young people recently to Ontario wedding anniversary. Mrs. Harold Lenon and Steve where they held a skating party. In addition to those from Owyhee of Boise spent Sunday with the Community church, others pres Gabe Astorecas and Jess Asumen- ent included those from Vale, dis. In the afternoon the families Jamieson and Malheur Butte drove to Owyhee dam and Cherry churches. Creek resort. Mr. and Mrs. William Turner were May 10 guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin. Audrey Astoreca went with the second grade class of Adrian to Boise Friday on a field trip. They visited the museum, a bakery and also saw the space capsule. Visit in Gordon Home Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gordon at Murphy, Idaho. Other guests in the Gordon home were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perko of Grandview. The Ekangers also visited Mr. and Mrs. George Schweizer of Ontario. Mrs. Ekan ger, Mrs. Jerry Gordon and chil dren spent Monday visiting in the Gabe Astoreca home. Classifieds Bring Results! DANCE! For Members of Oregon Trail Hall Association FRIDAY, MAY 22—9 p.m. Music by Alice Newland’s Orchestra, Local No. 423 At OREGON TRAIL HALL Treasure Valley Animal Hospital On Alberta Avenue Water Heating Troubles? Yi Mile West of Malheur Memorial Hospital NYSSA OREGON Sunday, May 24, 1964 From 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m MRS. LYNN (NORA) SNODGRASS and DR. DWIGHT MASON are shown here in the reception office of the newly con structed Treasure Valley Animal hospital located on Alberta avenue, just west of Nyssa. Walls of the office are covered with birch paneling except for the north one which is painted pale yellow and con tains built - in shelves used for supplies. The counter tops are tangerine and are partially topped by fiberglas panels. Be- low the counter top is a built - in work counter with shelves. A long mirror hangs on the east wall and in this photo can be seen a reflection of Mrs. Snodgrass as she fills out a purchase receipt. In the north west corner of the room is more shelving space covered with sliding glass doors. In direct lighting, floors covered with light colored tile and tangerine plastic chairs are other features adding to the attractive ness of the room__ Journal Photo. 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