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THURSDAY, JUNE 25. 1364 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON Ladies Attend Presbyterian Church Convention at Purdue University By Mrs. G. E. Mackey ADRIAN—Mrs. Earl Winn and Mrs. Mark Purcell of Parma are attending a Presbyterian conven tion this week at Purdue univer sity in Lafayette, Ind. Mrs. Cecil Helton of Portland arrived Monday morning to spend this week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mackey. The Rev. Elmer Rosenkilde left Monday for Moscow to attend the Presbytery Synod at the Univer- sity of Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duncan and family of Ontario spent the weekend at the home of his bro ther, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dun can. Mr. and Mrs. George Cart wright took Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright and Clyde Cartwright to Unity on Father’s Day. They were met there by Mr. and Mrs. Art Cartwright of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiggins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deffer and family visited Father’s Day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer. Webbs Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Webb re turned Thursday evening from Blue Lake where they had spent a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Parker of Bremerton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKeown and family of Port Angeles, Wash. They also visited their son, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb at Heppner. Father’s Day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eastman and family of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown and family of Boise. Mrs. Maggie Forgy and Wayne and 'Cash Turner of Star were Friday evening visitors of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mac- key. Mrs. George DeHaven visited Saturday with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sied of Weiser. '-«% NOTICE TO PATRONS . . . Summer Schedule is now in effect and we are mak ing our garbage disposal pickups approximately one hour earlier than usual. YOUR COOPERATION Will Be Appreciated! FOR FAST, EFFICIENT SERVICE Call 372-3341 or 372-3555 NYSSA SANITATION SERVICE CLAUDE and CLARENCE PAGE 1 MIATE A nñ B il RI êâr 1 M « IRY J lì VM D. Heap Awarded Honors in Music At Idaho College By Farmerette Club NU ACRES—Mrs. Ralph Bax ter received word last week from her grandson, Dennis Heap, a student at Ricks college in Rex burg. He stated that he had won the outstanding band award, re ceived a trophy from the college music department and also a $25 bond. He was elected president of the marching and concert bands for next year and was also re - elected president of Kappa Kappa Phi fraternity. He is presently in Madras, Ore., at the home of his mother and is temporarily employed at a plywood mill. SHOWS IMPROVEMENT Marion Chard, a former Nyssan now residing in Caldwell, is re ported to be improving following a recent illness. He is now con valescing at his home at 106 South Sixth street in Caldwell. home. They spent Monday night at the Charles Dean home. While Mrs. Metz was visiting in the Walker home, her husband visit ed with Leo Connelly. Mr. Mitchell of Sweet, Idaho, and Bobby Mitchell, formerly of this community, were Monday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson. Mrs. Ralph Baxter received word last week from her son in Seattle of the birth of a boy to her grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Walker. The infant was named John Edward and is the fifth great-grandson of Mrs. Ralph Baxter, who is foreman Baxter. for a large farm in Dry Lake, Frank Cuddy, brother of Mrs. spent the weekend at his home John Wolfkiel who recently mov in this community. Mr. and Mrs. ed from this community, suc Mike McCullough of Emmett cumbed last week of a heart at were Sunday dinner guests of the tack at his home in Boise. Baxters. Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfkiel of Dan Walker, who is employed Meridian were visitors last week in the Mann’s Creek area, spent at the homes of former neighbors the weekend at the home of his on Grandview avenue. parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Walk Walker Leaves for Texas er. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Walker Visits Hospital Patient I recently received word from their Mrs. Mike McKague spent Mon son, Private Raymond Walker, day in Boise visiting Mrs. W. E. stating that he had been assigned Lissonbee who recently under to duty at Fort Hood, Texas. He went major surgery and is now had just completed six weeks of convalescing at her home. field communications training at Mrs. Layton Metz and two chil Fort Ord, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans dren of St. Louis, Mo., were Mon day evening visitors at the V. C. celebrated their 59th wedding an Walker home. They had been in niversary at their home on Thurs California and enroute day, June 11. Visitors were Mrs. Palmer Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dickerson and Dana of Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Keck and family of Nu Acres. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Maine and son, Victor and family, are here on a short visit from Prosser, Wash. Alan Maine of Golden, Idaho, is also visiting here. Capped as Gray Lady Mrs. George Dohner, having fulfilled required hours of pro bationary training, was capped as a Gray Lady June 3 during a dinner held at the Moore hotel. Others receiving honors at the same time were from Payette and Ontario. Mrs. Dohner serves weekly at the Presbyterian nurs ing home in Ontario. Phillip Foster of Boise, grand nephew of Mrs. Ted Allison, and her sister, Mrs. Marian Reynolds of Nampa, have been spending the week at the Allison home. Mrs. Ted Allison’s daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Funda of Tono pah, Nev., were recent weekend guests in the parental home. Gene Betts left Tuesday morn ing for Moscow, Idaho, where he will compete in an FFA farm mechanics contest. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Howard and family left Thursday morn ing for Magna, Utah, to attend a high school reunion. They plan to return the first part of next week. Leave on Vacation Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Unwin have left on an extended vacation to Washington and western Oregon. Gregg Esplin returned Sunday from Boys’ State session held re cently in Boise. Mrs. Eugene Rhinehart and sons are spending two weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Betts, while her hus band is attending National Guard camp at Ft. Lewis, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Betts and daughters visited Sunday after noon at Letha with the Dean Gordons and also at the Joseph Brown home. Miss Carolyn Betts has return ed from Troy, Idaho, where she 372-3509 spent some time visiting with friends. CONCRETE SILOS and DRIVES Phone Ì "WORK SMARTER . . . NOT HARDER" was the message in this time management class at the 49th annual 4-H summer school held June 15-20 at Oregon State university in Corvallis. Bernice Strawn, OSU extension home management specialist adjusts a display and tells Harriet Cleaver how she can better organize her time and get even mere accomplished. Miss Cleaver is a daughter of Mr. and and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver of route 2, Nyssa. CONCRETE FEED LOTS CONCRETE DITCHES Books on Conditions in Latin America Head New Lisi at Malheur Library PARAIT ■ M Mrs Bus — R . . Mr. and . Mrs. Shelton of Payette were Saturday overnight guests of his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Monty Spelman and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce DeHaven and family of Weiser were Sun day dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George DeHaven in observance of Father’s Day. Visit in Lakeview Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert Long went to Lakeview during the weekend to the home of his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al Goff. They brought his grandsons, Greg and Kevin, home with them for a week’s visit. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Campbell and Janet of Nampa visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney went to Emmett Sunday evening to visit her sister, Mrs. Doris Bonde whose husband, Elvin, succumbed that afternoon following a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day vis ited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Blanche Hoffman. Return to California Jack Garner of Red Bluff, Calif., left Sunday evening for his home after visiting several days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown field and family. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Geer of Albany, Ore., recently visited his step-sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brownfield. Mrs. Flo Morn and Mrs. Ben Warnock of Portland visited sev eral days last week with Mr. and Fred Brownfield and family. The two ladies are making a tour of the United States. Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and Mrs. Edna Cowling were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. | Mervil Hutchinson and family in Nyssa. Journal Classifieds Bring Results! Í PAGE SEVEN TERRY McKEE RECEIVES OSU ENGINEERING DEGREE Terry McKee of The Dalles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc Kee, was graduated June 7 from New books going into circula-* "* "Indians as the Westerners Saw Oregon State university with a tion Saturday, June 27, at Mal Them" by Ralph W. Andrews. A degree in engineering. The young heur county library include the photographic history. man was united in marriage on following: "The Nongraded High School" June 13 to Miss Ann Waterman "Invisible Latin America" by by B. Frank Brown. The first of Portland in the Multnomah Samuel Shapiro. The author sur report on a new design for secon United Presbyterian church in the Rose city. veys five different countries rep dary education. resenting the main stages of poli "Complete Guide to New York' The young couple was expected tical growth in the southern City with 1964-65 World's Fair to return Monday evening from hemisphere. Supplement" by Andrew Hep their honeymoon trip to the Ha "The Coming Explosion in La burn. Everything the traveler waiian Islands. They plan to re side in The Dalles where he will tin America" by Gerald Clark. wants to know. be employed by the Oregon State The author sets forth the forces Highway department. and personalities that have mold VISIT IN SMITH HOME ed Latin America—from the Con The young engineer is a grand Mrs. Archie Smith of Hallo- quistadores to the Alliance for son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mc well, Kan., and her daughter, Mrs. Progress. Bill Cates of Boise, visited one Kee of Nyssa. "Night Comes to the Cumber- day last week with Mr. and Mrs. VISIT NYSSA PARENTS lands" by Harry M. Caudill. A Wyatt Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown biography of a depressed area. and family of Moses Lake spent "Jeep Trails to Colorado Ghost ATTENDS C OF I SESSIONS a part of last week visiting her Towns" by Robert L. Brown. A Miss Mary Lou Lancaster is at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. selective, alphabetical guide to Colorado ghost towns. The author tending College of Idaho in Cald Lewis. The latter couple also re supplies pertinent historical in well where she is taking second ceived telephone messages from ary education courses during the their daughter, Gladys Kessler of formation, specific travel direc summer session. Miss Lancaster, Selma, Ala., and their son, Leslie tions and his own photographs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Muri of Ogden, extending Father’s Day "The Protectors" by Harry J. Lancaster, was named to the greetings. Anslinger. An account of our dean’s honor list for the spring battle against the crime gangs. semester at C of I. Classifieds Bring Results! "Man in God's World” by Hel mut Thielicke. Selections from weekly lectures, during three years of the Nazi tyranny, deli-I vered in the Stuttgart Cathedral i 4 church. "What Science Knows About Life" by Dr. Heinz Woltereck. A ' German scientist presents a sur vey of biology that begins with the origin and nature of life and COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL then describes its various forms, their evolution and functions. MOBILE HOMES "Decorating Guide" by House and Garden. Ideas to help you Call Boise 343-7879 Collect plan your home. "Rascal's Heaven" by Van Wyck Mason. A novel about General Oglethorpe and his colo DEE SHUSTER ny in Georgia. 2510 South Stanley . . . Boise, Idaho "The Book of the Dance" by Agnes DeMille. A handsome his “We Stand Between You and the Weather” torical survey. -------- o-------- "Armageddon" by Leon Uris. ----- ALSO------ Choosing Berlin as his Armaged don — the mystical place where Aluminum Skirting, Screen Rooms the final battle between good and evil will be fought — the author and Cabanas tells the story of this city from USED AWNINGS OR FIREARMS its capture by the Russians in TAKEN IN TRADE 1945 through four-power occupa tion and the heroic airlift. 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