THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1964
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
Exlension Unit io Hold December 15 Couples Attend
Beet Sessions
Holiday Party al Helen Bishop Home In
Washington
By Helen Hatch
Richard Knapp, Mr. and Mrs.
By Peggy Brown
BIG BEND — November meet- Phil Clucas and family and the
OREGON TRAIL — Mr. and
ing of the Big Bend Extension Vernon Slippy family were
Mrs. Jim Jamieson and Marlene
unit was held at the home of Mrs. Thanksgiving dinner guests of
j of Nyssa stayed at the Bob
Goldie Roberts. Eye-openers were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Knapp.
Holmes residence last week while
shown by Mrs. Linda Bennett.
Lawrence Clucas returned re- Mr. and Mrs. Holmes attended a
They were a Christmas tree made cently by plane from Concord, Beet Growers association meet­
of toothpicks and styrofoam and Calif., where he spent several ing in Yakima. Barbara Holmes
a butterfly pot holder.
days visiting a cousin.
was a guest of her grandparents,
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Irma
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Mr. _______
and Mrs. ________
Verl Bishop,
Lin- Mr. and Mrs. Jess Shuster in
Hopkins, project leaders, gave the da, Steve and Leroy; Mr. and Mrs. Huntington.
lesson on freezing pre-cooked and Will Bishop of Caldwell were
On Saturday Bobby and Billy
prepared foods. They explained; Thanksgiving dinner guests of Holmes accompanied Mrs. Jamie­
about the types of containers and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bishop and son and Marlene to Ontario to
wrapping paper suitable for freez- girls.
view the Christmas parade.
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and told of
the importance
of
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Taylor of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney
using the best.
entertained with Thanksgiving Cairo junction also attended the
They also demonstrated the dinner for Mrs. Anna Chaney of meeting in Yakima.
preparation of fried chicken and Nyssa, the Don Kadel family of
Mr. and Mrs. David Ballantyne
carrots for freezing and for re- Caldwell and the Dallas Chaney
and boys were Friday afternoon
freshments served frozen salads, family.
brown bread and cookies.
The Emery Cameron family and visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simp­
The annual Christmas potluck her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern son in Caldwell. Sunday after­
dinner and gift exchange will be Bullen and family were Thanks­ noon Mr. and Mrs. David Ballan­
held Dec. 15 at the home of Mrs. giving dinner guests in the Roy tyne and boys accompanied Mr.
Helen Bishop.
and Mrs. Leslie Ballantyne to
Fortik home at Caldwell.
visit
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wett-
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De­
Miss Helen Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Water spent Thanksgiving day stein and family in Ontario.
Mrs. Alfred Adams and Mrs.
Tom Ferguson of Parma were with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Cleaver attended the
Thanksgiving dinner guests of Dick Reed and girls in Boise.
Savage - Moore wedding and re­
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch at
Hosts Jolly Jane Meeting
Gayway.
ception Friday evening at the
Mrs. Ernest Seuell entertained Nyssa LDS church.
Visitors From Joseph
Dec. 9 for members of Jolly Jane Dinner Guests in Boise
Mr. and Mrs. Junior McGinnis, club. A covered dish luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jayo were
Missy and J. of Joseph, Ore., was served at noon and secret pal
Dec. 3 evening dinner guests of
spent Thanksgiving holidays with gifts were exchanged.
their son - in - law and daughter,
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Blades
Price, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. James were recent Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Don Eaton and fam­
ily in Boise. The dinner was in
McGinnis.
in the Dyre Roberts residence.
honor of Jayo’s birthday anniver­
Mmes. Harvey Bennett, Laura
Nov. 21 dinner guests of Mrs. sary.
Brock, Joe Brock, Voncil Seuell, Mary Thompson, Jim and Bobbi
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
Karen Carroll and girls called on were Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Dick­
and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks were
Mrs. Goldie Roberts Nov. 24 to erson, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Rice
Mrs. Dave Bateman; Tracy, Lana
wish her a happy birthday.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry and Craig Hendricks of Boise,
Mrs. Josephine Roadman left Unger and son of Parma.
Sally, Susan and Sondra Holmes
recently for her home in Spring­
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Obendorf of Nyssa.
field, Ore., after spending some and Mrs. Mary Thompson spent
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jayo at­
time with her mother, Mrs. Naomi a recent Sunday evening with Mr.
Wright and her sisters, Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Carl Packwood of Arena tended funeral services Monday
for Mrs. Georgia Montoya at
Cartwright, Mrs. William Lawler Valley.
St. John’s Catholic church in
of Meridian.
Recent weekend guests of Mrs. Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson of Agnes Johns and Ralph Moore
Mrs. Ethel Lay and Frances
La Grande spent Thanksgiving were Mrs. Marjorie Looney of
vacation with their parents, Mrs. Payette, Mrs. Carl Wood and Kratzberg of Payette were Sun­
day afternoon visitors of Mr. and
Mary Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. daughter of California, Pete Loo­
Bill Johnson of Ontario. Mary ney of Reno, Nev.
Thompson and the Jim Thomp­
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bennett and
sons were Thanksgiving dinner family were Thanksgiving dinner
guests in the Johnson home. Oth­ guests of her parents, the Loise
er guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Borens at Durkee.
Johnson, Jr., of Bend.
Jim Millers Entertain
College Students Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller enter­
College students who spent the tained with Thanksgiving dinner
Thanksgiving holidays with their for Mrs. Frank Miller, Miss Mc­
parents are Darryl Seuell and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Tim­
Kenny Hopkins from Oregon merman and girls, Mr. and Mrs.
State university in Corvallis; Lin­ Luit Siam, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
da Bishop from Eastern Oregon Stam and family, Mr. and Mrs.
college in La Grande.
Dick Stam and children.
Thanksgiving day guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Wood and family
at Homedale were Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Bennett.
From FACTORY
The Glenn Smith family of Mar­
HUNDREDS of GIFT ITEMS sing were Thanksgiving dinner
guests of his mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Stanton.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith
Many on Display at—
and Gary of Boise spent a recent
Wednesday evening visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith.
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CATALOG CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts
369 S. Oregon St.
Ontario were Thanksgiving dinner guests
of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Phone 889-6167
Jim Carroll and girls in Ontario.
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Mrs. Frank Byers. Friday evening
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Byers were her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Far­
mer of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Byers
were Saturday evening guests of
her brother-in-law and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sommars
in Parma.
Visit in Adams Residence
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Talbot
were Sunday afternoon visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams. Mr.
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cheon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman Hill in Apple Valley.
The Adams couple attended the
annual turkey dinner that eve­
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Grange members and their fami­
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chamberlain
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Owyhee Riding club celebrated
its 20-year anniversary Nov. 20
with a dinner dance at Oregon
Trail hall. Approximately 80
members and guests were in at­
tendance.
President Leonard Phillips wel­
comed the visitors and introduced
Neil Dimmick, master of cere­
monies for the evening. Della
Holmes and Red Kreager each
read a 10 - year history of the
club’s activities. Accompanied by
Carrol Morgan, Bonnie Sappe led
the group in singing western
songs.
The hall and tables were dec­
orated in a western theme with
the main attraction being the
hand-carved team and wagons of
Alfred McConnel, a club member.
Out - of - town guests attending
the anniversary party were the
Messrs, and Mmes. Marvin Wil­
son, Jordan Valley; Earl Larson,
Battle Mountain, Nev.; Larry Cul­
bertson, Nampa; Ted Pomeroy,
Middleton; Bernard Ingles, On­
tario; Dean Reeves, San Mateo,
Calif.; and Mary Wood of Boise.
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