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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1965 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Several Birthday Events Highlight News in Sunset Valley Community By Freda Astoreca SUNSET VALLEY Mr. and Mr.- John Grottveit. Mr. and Mrs Elvin Fogleman and children of Nampa attended a birthday party Sunday at the Harold Alexander home in honor of Johnny Alexan der’s third birthday anniversary. Audrie Astoreca attended a birthday party Tuesday afternoon for Carolyn Pratt at the Gene Pratt home Kenny Wilson. Gloria Lorensen, Audrie and Carmen Astoreca at tended a birthday party Friday afternoon for Katie Hite at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hite. Mrs. Harley Wilson and Lila helped Mrs. Hite serve refreshments. Harriet Lorensen attended a birthday party Friday afternoon for Chuck Sykes at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sykes. Messrs, and Mmes. Ora New- gen, Ken Lorensen. Gloria and Harriet; Carmen and Audrie As toreca went to a wiener roast Tuesday evening. Oct. 12. given by Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilson in honor of their son. Kenny. Student Visit* Parents Linda Brewer spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Homer Brewer. On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Keith Tallman. Evelyn and Marilyn, Louise and Mary Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. Ho mer Brewer drove Linda back to Eugene where she is attending college. The Tailmans visited their son and brother. Terry, who is also a student there. QUICK EASY WAY TO CLEAN BVfiS T RENT A BISSELL ELECTRIC RUG SHAMPOOER FIRESTONE STORE Nyssa. Oregon Lincoln Heiahis w By Sharon Findley Mr. and Mrs Gary Nielsen and David of Boise visited Sunday in the Elver Nielsen home. Visitor From Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen met Mrs. Ruby Helms of Ashland. Ore, at the bus depot Sunday night and took her to Owyhee corners where she will visit her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Turner. Mrs. Gabe Astoreca. Mrs. Don Connell and girls of Jackpot. Nev., were Oct. 13 visitors of Mrs Billy Linville and girls and Mrs. Tom Wiley. That night they vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Belveal and family at Nyssa. Mrs. Frank Holub and Mrs. Robert Fangen spent the week end in Portland where they at tended an open house given Sun day by a floral wholesale com pany for Oregon and Idaho flor ists. Mrs. Fangen was one of 14 florists invited to design displays, which she did for several hours Sunday afternoon. Craft Day Slated Friday Craft day for all persons inter ested in hobbies will be Friday. Oct. 22, starting at 10:30 a.m. with potluck dinner at Boulevard Grange hall. Those attending should take a covered dish and own table service. Mrs. Elver Nielsen and Mrs. Gabe Astoreca were among those attending a recent Missionary circle meeting at the home of Clara Corfield. Election of offi cers was held. Freda -Astoreca was named president; Emily Mey ers. vice president: Betty Nielsen, secretary - treasurer: Pearl Bul lard, devotion chairman; Ethel DaiL Emily Meyers and Alberta Tyner, potluck chairmen. Flower girl is Annette Haney. The meet ings are held on the second Tues day of each month. Ladies Work on Projects Mmes. Edna Simpson, Roxie Folkman, Marilyn Richesin. Mary Ekanger, Adah Schweizer, Jim Stephen, Juanita Walters and Darlene McCain visited Friday at the home of Pauline Ekanger. Some worked on their craft pro jects of making resin grapes. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Folkman, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson, Mrs. Clair Simpson and Debra Brower visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simpson. Mr. and Mrs Frank Perko of Grandview, Idaho, visited last Thursday in the Ora Newgen and Gabe Astoreca homes. Area Couples Take Outing to Idaho Honoring Dimmick on Anniversary Drivers License Tests Set Oct. 22 in Nyssa The Rev and Mrs. Richard Ha- deen, Mr. and Mrs. Btuce Hunt. Mr. and Mrs Vern Smith attend ed the recent Blue Mountain Con servative Baptist annual meeting at La Grande. The session was held at the Conservative Baptist church. The Rev. Hadeen was chosen as vice-moderator of the association. Mrs Lewis Wiggins and Mrs. John Wiggins visited recently “Our bandmaster thinks I with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Goodell need glasses." at Caldwell. Mrs. I. H. Findley and daugh ter, Mrs. Pete Bicart of Madras, left Monday evening. Oct. 11. for Effie Nielsen Suffers Kildare. Okla., to visit the for Recent Facial Burns mer’s sister. Mrs. Lucy Irwin who By Mabelle McKague is ill. Enroute they will visit a NU ACRES- Mr and Mrs. Clif daughter and sister. Mrs. Lucy ton Nielsen of Othello, Wash., Bishop at Walsh, Colo. visited during the weekend at the Gather Cattle on Range home of his mother. Mrs. Effie Some of the men in the com Nielsen. While they were there, munity have been playing the the latter suffered a painful burn roles of cowboys during the past while cooking dinner. A piece of two weeks. They have been gath steak slipped off a fork and ering their cattle from the North splashed hot grease over Mrs Harper range. They are Martin Nielsen’s face. and Forrest Sayers, Irvin Kem She was painfully burned but ble. Vern Smith. Tom Burns, I. H. is reported to be recovering nice Raymond, Doug Andrews. Hugh. Ronnie and Roger Findley, Also ly at this time. Mrs. Nielsen has helping was Jerry Touchstone of resumed treatments at St. Luke's hospital in Boise. Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gardner of Mrs. Ted Allison went to Nam- Long Beach, Calif., were Oct. 12 pa Oct. 12 with her sisters, Mrs. overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Caywood. She Lewis Wiggins. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Nelson of underwent minor nasal surgery Chino, Calif., are visiting their that afternoon and again on Fri day. She is reported to be getting son, Jack Nelson and family. along nicely. Honored on Anniversary Mrs. Ralph Baxter spent last Messrs, and Mmes. O. E Dear Friday and Saturday at Dry Lake born, Austin Robbins and Ernest Hines, all of Ontario, helped where her husband is employed. Mrs. Ralph Baxter, Mrs. L. A. Brock Robbins celebrate h i s Dailey and Mrs. Mike McKague birthday anniversary on Oct. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bell. Fred, drove to Westfall Oct. 13 when Elaine and Leland of Ontario they were guests at a meeting of were Sunday guests at the home the Mystery club. The three la of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Carl- dies took several of their hobbies strom and family. Fred was home for display at this session. Mrs. V. C. Walker, a former for the weekend from Idaho State resident of this community, had university at Pocatello. Tuesday morning, Oct. 12. the minor nasal surgery Friday in Mmes. Evelyn Kemble, Florence Ontario. Pettet, Lena Whitsell and Mary Winslow paid a surprise visit to GUESTS IN WEEKS HOME Mrs. Marilyn Harris, honoring Weekend visitors in the Tom her on her birthday anniversary. Weeks home were their son and While visiting, they were served daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. cake and coffee. John Weeks and family of Sene ca, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Squier of GRUBERS RETURN HOME Boise, Mrs. Hazel Farr and daugh Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gruber re ter, Mrs. Helen Wakefield and turned last Thursday to their son of Othello, Wash. Mrs. John home in Nyssa. The couple had Van Zelf and son, John, were spent the summer working near Monday guasts of her parents, McCall. | the Weeks couple. A drivers license exanuner will be on duty at Nyssa city hall Fri day, Oct. 22, between the hours of !> am. and 2 p in., according to announcement received from the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles. All persons wishing original li censes or permits to drive are asked to file applications well ahead of the scheduled closing hour in order to assure time for completion of the required license examination. GUESTS IN PAYETTE Mr. and Mrs Tom Eldredge were Sunday dinner guests in the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carpen ter in Payette. They also visited the Carpenters' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hol loway and family of Seattle, vis itors in the Carpenter residence. CALIFORNIANS VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs Leo Beers and Norman Boyd of Sausalito, Calif., arrived during September to visit the former's brother ami sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. David Beers The trio also has been hunting I in this area. 4. f7 By Ethel Mao DaU OREGON TRAIL Me as and Mmes. Vie Marshall. Red Kieayei. Neil Dinnnick and Roy Holmes took a drive Sundiiv in honor of Dirnmicks* birthday unniversiiry. The group at breakfast in Em- niett, then proceeded on through Cascade and Deadwood. After a picnic lunch snow they returned via Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Flank Byers visit ed Saturday evening with Mrs Ethel Lay in Payette. The latter had been ill. Mrs. Thurman Hill and daugh ters spent the weekend with hei parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Ad ams, while Hill was deer hunting Linda Toll, mother of Mrs Hol land Holmes, spent from Sunday until Tuesday in her daughter's home. Visitor* From Utah Mrs. Jennie Allred and Lilly of Willard, Utah, were Saturday guests at the Glenn Blown home Mrs. Ed Nedrow and Jimmy of Owyhee corners visited Sunday with the Brown family. Mr. ami Mrs. ludioy Morn . ,n<t sons of Boise visited Sunday with her parents. Ml un< I Mrs Alfied Adams Mrs. Viola Adams and Cleaver recently visited f<,| n week with their father, Walter Benson in Cnlestogu, Calif Upon returning home, they re,,iv,.(| word of his death. Dinner Fetes Mrs. Nielsen Mi. and Mrs. Bill Nielsen ,n,i Lee Ann were Saturday dinner guests of her parents, Mr, un<| Mrs Mark Moncur. The dinner honored Mrs. Nielsen on her birthday anniversary Oct 13 callers at the Duval Ballantyne home were her moth er. Mis. Edward Simpson, Lunin and Sharon of Caldwell, und Ini* sister, K.o, w<tt lain of Ont ■ o Merry Joyce Corfield and Terry Neely were Oct 13 overnight guests at the Wood row Smell home. Mr. and Mrs Jeff Parker have moved into the house on Vic Mar shall's place which was just vu- ruled by Mr und Mrs Ward Lun dy The Lundys have purehuM-d a house on Park avenue in Nv u Special Wheel Deal! BUY A PAIR OF SNO-TIRES and . . GET YOUR WHEEL al WHOLESALE PRICE Examples Wheel Retaili for OUR PRICE 1965 CHEVROLET $11.30 $6.00 1965 FORD $13.40 $6.40 o Shell Super Service 101 North Main St. NYSSA. OREGON Phone 372 3990 A Bracken’s Dept. 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