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THURSDAY. MAY 13. 1965 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Worthwhile Club Women Plan Yearly Family Picnic al Owyhee Reservoir Family Arrives Home Recently From Oklahoma Parents Receive FARM BUREAU News of Adoption FURROW From California By SCOTT LAMB Adrian Church Is Scene of Shower Honoring Bride-Elect Nancy Pringle and By Helen Hatch Mr. and Mrs Burton Blades anil __ "j T Mr ,tnd Mrs Jack Wood took By Farmerette Club By Sunset Valley ; Ladies By Ethel Price Esther Nancy of Nampa spent a recent BIG BEND — Mmes. — Annual NU ACRES Mr. and Mrs. Ce OWYHEE—Mrs. Henry Carroll SUNSET VALLEY — ........ — h«r mother. Adah Schweizer, to Bennett. Ida Packwood, Goldie Friday evening with her mother, East Side cafe in Ontario Sunday cil Evans received u telephone picnic for Worthwhile club mem- ----- Mrs. Florence Henderlider left Easter Sunday for Colcord. While President Johnson is call from their daughter. Phyllis, Roberts and Mary Thompson, to bers and their families will be evening for Mothers da> dinner, Okla., to be with her elderly fath Mmes Alula Van DeWuter, Be.. gether with Jolly Jane club mem struggling to build the Great So last Thursday night telling them held Thursday, May 20, at Owy- Attend Skating Party er. John Wood, who was quite ill. Grossniekle, Voncil Seuell and bers were hostesses ut a bridal ciety. members of his cabinet are hee reservoir. Members are ask Several residents of Sunset Her husband; their daughter. hard at work attempting to create that she «nd her husbund have shower honoring Miss Nancy ' the latter's mother. Mrs Coon, . adopted a one - month - old boy. Pringle, bride - elect of LeRoy | recently accompanied Mrs Irma ed to take a covered dish and own Valley attended a skating party Ruth; and son. Roy; Mr. and Mrs. a "Small Society" in agriculture. table service. Thursday evening in Ontario for Jim Carroll and family of Cairo This has become most apparent Mr. and Mrs Arion Schubert have Bishop The event was held Sat- Hopkins to Corvallis to attend This will ue the final club young people of the Owyhee junction; Doyle Carroll of Kel in a recent news story from Cali named the six-pound baby. Mark urday afternoon. May I, in the Mother’s weekend activities on meeting until September when Community. Vale and Malheur logg. Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Mark fornia telling of growers plowing Arion, and he joins a three-year- Adrian Presbyterian church base- the OSU rumpus Mrs Vim De old sister, Renee Dawn. Marquardt of Fallon, Nev., and the group will meet at the home Butte churches. ment with 38 guests in attend- Water visited her sister, Mrs. under some $9 million worth of Taft, Ore., left the following The family lives at Kerman, ance, of Mrs. Homer Brewer and new accompa- Gladys Divine ut I<ebanon. Dar- Mrs. James Langley strawberries because of a picker Calif., where Schubert is un agri officers will be elected med Mrs. Don Brewer and boys Thursday to join Mrs. Carroll in shortage. The Misses Lois Seuell and . r.vl Seuell took his grand mother, cultural teacher in the school. to Portland on Wednesday of last Oklahoma Jane Timmerman pluyed u piano Mrs. Coon, to sec the Pacific The shortage was planned by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morrison and duet. A mock wedding wus per- ocean. Members of Owyhee Garden week. Mrs. Langley visited rela government and executed with Weekend visitors at the home formed with Put Bishop, Linda I Mrs. Mary Thompson and Helen club will meet at 2 o’clock tomor tives in Carson. Wash., and re children of Sanford, Fla., also the finality practiced by bureau i went to Colcord to be with her of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans were Bishop. Mrs Mantel), Wilmu Hig- Hatch spent a recent Sunday row afternoon (Friday) at the turned home last Saturday. crats alone. Mr. and Mrs Charlie Glenn and grandparents. home of Mrs. Luella Smith. With the legislated close-out Mrs. Ralph Cairns, David and gms. Ruby English, Lennie Smith, evening with Mr and Mrs, Bill Mrs. Carroll’s nine brothers and Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn. of the Bracero program and the Jimmy of Prairie City, Ore. Mrs. Pat Molt and Mildred Bishop par- Johnson in Ontario. Visit Colorado Guests Mr and Mrs. Charles Schweizer sisters were all present in the dictatorial order by Secretary Cairns is the former Evelyn ticipating. Visitors From Hermiston Mr. and Mrs. O P. Counsil, Mrs. of Vale dined Sunday at the Palo parental home during their fath j Evans. Mrs. Will Bishop cut the cake, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lell of Her R. C. Smith, Jr., went to New mino cafe in Ontario in obser er's illness. Mr. Wood has now of Labor Willard Wirts that Ralph Baxter, who is supervis recovered sufficiently to return grower* must pungle up higher ing a large area of potato planting Mis. A Bishop poured th«* punch miston spent a recent weekend Plymouth May 2 to visit Harry vance of Mothers’ day. Counsil of Denver at the home home from the hospital, but is pay for pickers, growers found activities in the Dry Lake vici and coffee was served by Mrs. with his mother. Mrs. Edythc Mildred Bishop. themselves in a strange and al of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Counsil. Visit in Nevada Prosser. Mr and Mrs. Dclno still confined to his bed. nity, spent the weekend at his Mrs. Gabe Astoreca. Carmen Brock and girls of Kingman Kolo. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. The Carroll families arrived most unbelievable dilemma. home in this community and left Brother Dies in Danvar American finance and process- Monday morning. I ny joined the group for Sunday Leland Fox of La Grande who and Audrie spent from Saturday home Saturday, May 1. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery re- dinner in the Prosser home. were guests at the Counsil resi- until Tuesday of last week in went on to his home in Kellogg mg industries moved to Mexico I reived word May 1 of the death dence. The following evening, the Jackpot. Nev., visiting Mr. and that evening and on Sunday mor to take advantage of the cheap Family Moras to Area Mrs Boyce Van DeWater anil Counsils and Mrs. Smith returned Mrs. Don Connell and girls. They ning Marquardt left for Fallon labor offered by the "homebound’’ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearcy, Jr., of his brother, Ralph in Denver. Mrs. Larry Bauman and boys of to the Chester Counsil home to .»iso visited Mis. H. Lenon in where he is stationed with the Braceros. The berries grown in and family recently moved into They left by plane May 3 to at Nyssa visited recently with Mrs. Mexico are shipped back to the the house on the Ben Payne farm, tend funeral services and return Billy Vim DeWater at Ontario. visit cousins. Van Goodrich of Boise. armed forces. Canyon City, Colo., and his sister. Mrs. Marquardt (nee Henrietta United States where they com known as the former Junior Ran- ed home the following evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen. Mrs Jesse Higgins and Mrs. Mrs. Darrell Ellis of La Junta, Gloria and Harriet and Mrs. Peg Carroll) returned to Taft where pete with American-grown ber i dall place. Mr. and Mrs. Sani Tuning and Joyce Hull of Payette visited re Colo., who had been visiting their Wood were Friday evening guests she is a physical education in ries. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw. Sr., Mrs. Eva Robinson of Roswell centl.v with Mrs Anna Byers and The same problem became ap- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw. Jr., well spent a recent Tuesday af boys in their home near Ontario. mother in Spokane. in the Gabe Astoreca home. Ice structor. The family also visited Henry parent tn the date industry in the were Sunday visitors and dinner ternoon visiting Mrs Agnes Johns. Messrs, and Mmes. Keith Lang cream and cake were served in Recent Sunduy guests in the Recent weekend guests in the ley. Homer Brewer. Joe Hobson. honor of Audrie’s birthday anni Carroll’s mother, his brothers and Coachella Valley of California. I guests in the Bogle home nt Pay- James McGinnis home were Mr. There, the $7 million date indus- ette The Bogles are parents of sisters at Jay, Okla. Verl Bishop home were Miss Lin James Langley and E. J. Hobson versary. try faced disaster following an Mrs. Robert Shaw, Jr. da Bishop of La Grande, LeRoy and Mrs Tom Ferguson <-f Parma. atended a family dinner Sunday Mrs. Emerson Bingaman of Mr. and Mrs Sherman Rood of order from Secretary Wirtz that Ronald McKague of Marsing Bishop and Miss Nancy Pringle at East Side Cafe in observance Fruitland was a recent Tuesday Honored on Anniversary Emmett and Johnny Taylor of the growers guarantee every per- | spent the past week helping his Mrs. Ellis Walters accompanied of Post Falls, Idaho. of Mothers’ day. luncheon guest of Mr and Mrs. Parma visited May 2 in the Hor Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters and son showing up in the groves unde, Mike McKague. Mrs. John Samer anil Miaa Elver Nielsen. Visitors From New Mexico Eldon to the home of Mr. and $1 50 an hour. Piece work pick Miss Kathleen Keck, a student Mary Weir visited May 1 with ace Chaney home. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hobson Extension Unit Meets Mrs. Vernon Slippy in Nampa on ers were averaging $1.57 an hour. j at Willamette university in Sa- their aunt, Miss Alice Weir at a I of Roswell, N.M., were last Thurs However, dates are imported I ; lem, spent the weekend at her Payette nursing home. Members of Tri-Valley Home the evening of April 27 when they RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA 1 1_ » — was day evening visitors of the Lang makers Extension unit met May 5 helped Vernon celebrate a birth from the Middle East in compe home in Nu Acres. §he Mr. and Mrs Joe Bellon re Boyce Van DeWater was a May ley and Hobson families. They at the home of Mrs. E. B. Smith. day anniversary. Sunday morning tition with California growers. to attend the wedding of Linda turner! home Muy 2 after spend were overnight guests in the Fourteen women were present to visitors in the Byrd Walters home Labor costs in those countries Bolz and returned Sunday t<> sa- 2 dinner guest in the home of Mr. ing a month in California They and Mrs. Lurry Bauman and boys James Langley home. hear the lesson on "Living with were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kauffman are about 25 cents an hour. lem. visited their sons, Mr. and Mrs. ut Nyssa. Sunday visitors in the Wayne Tensions,” led by Mrs. Elver Niel and sons of Payette. Our government is quite adam Mrs. Ralph Walker and An it« Gene Bellon and family at Sara- Robb home were her mother. Mae sen and Mrs. Ray Strickland. A Mrs. Fred Martin was a recent ant about building two-way trade spent the past weekend at the Completes Beauty Course toga, Mr und Mrs Jerry Bellon Lytle of Roswell, and Lee Davis. recorded portion of the lesson was Tuesday evening dinner guest of with other nations, and it is ex home ot her mother-in-law, Mrs. Miss Lynn Chaney has complet and daughters at Lafayette. The Afternoon visiters were Mr. and given by Mrs. Frasier of the Ex the Carl Callahams. Sunday vis tremely difficult to maintain pro Ralph Baxter. ed benuty training and started Nyssa couple also visited friends, Mrs. Gabe Astoreca and girls. tension service. Group discussion itors in the Callaham home were tective tariffs on agricultural work May 3 ut Davy's Beauty Mr. and Mrs A L Moore at San Classifieds Bring Results! Carlos. Snlon in Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nielsen and followed. The forthcoming Home Mr. and Mrs. Dewey McBride of products. Therefore, with imports main- David of Meridian visited during makers Festival was also discuss Parma. Mr. and Mrs Charles Share tamed and high wages set by the weekend with his parents. ed. It was announced that this Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen. Sun was the final extension meeting were recent Friday evening din government decree, farmers are ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob F. rapidly becoming the “Small So day guests were Mr. and Mrs. until September. The Sunset Valley auxiliary Davis at Ontario. Don Share and ciety.” | Bill Nielsen and Lee Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger met last Thursday afternoon with children spent a recent Sunday visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Carl Simpson. Much of the at the home of his parents, the Jerry Gordon and family in day was spent in making plans Charles Shares. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Orm. for future activities. Arock. The Small Society Building ? Remodeling ? Journal Classifieds Bring Results! 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