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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON iURSDAY, JANUARY 13. 1966 wo Women Visit Hospital Patient, iciim of Recent Auto Accident Teresa Topliff held a slumber party Friday Her guests were Jane Timmerman, IXIÍB Seuell, Janet Montgomery und Nancy Nelson. Mr. und Mr«. Dewey Gumer and the Dee Garner family visited Sunday evening with Mr und Mrs Clark Olsen and family. Entertain« Card Group Happy Dozen card group met Friday afternoon at the home of Hetty Phifer. Guest players were Gnetta Piercy and Laura Brock. Prize winner» were Anna Van- derOord, Laura Brock, Mabel Piercy and Marg Looney. Mr and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz (Mr. and Mr«. M. L. Kurtz anti >•». Edna Cowling visited lust made a business trip to Prineville hursday afternoon with Mr. und Friday and returned home the following day. ra. Henry Day in Adrian. Mr. und Mr», Rollo Fenn were Mr and Mrs. Alfred Simpson gturday dinner guests of Mr. and and family were Sunday dinner trs. Earl Wurd. guests of Mr and Mrs. Ray Simp son. Other dinner guests were J land Dinner in Vale Mr und Mrs. Irvin Topliff at- Mr and Mrs Bill Holdt, Mrs |nded u recent dinner at the . Johnnie Eason and children Mr». Lydia Worden was a Sun Tiundercgg room in Vale honor- jg Mr, und Mrs. Gene Honey of day dinner guest of Mr. and MrM. Jaldwell. Honey is a former di- Charles Ixedy. Mrs Tina Schie- . mer visited Saturday afternoon fetor of the Nyssa Co-op. with Mrs. Worden. Visitors From Kansas Mr. an<l Mrs. Jonn Thompson, Susan and Bill of Othello, Wash., were recent Tuesday morning vis itors in the Wilson Witt home. They arc former neighbors of the Witts when they lived in Kansas. The family was returning home after spending the holidays in Marshall county, Kunsas. Use Financing Th«- Rev. and Mrs Elmer Ros- cnkilde, Mrs. Edna Cowling of to increase profits Adrian und Mrs. Mary Auker of on your farm Big Bend were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. or ranch Kurtz. I*('A loans innku it |Hsuiible Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn spent for good farinent and ruin bars last Tuesday in Nampa where to have modern niachinary [ they visited her niece, Mr. and and materials that increase Mrs. Jack Bobo. production and lower costs. Mrs. Lydia Worden was a Sun Loses for such major im day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. provements allow you seven ■ Charles Ix-edy. years to pay. Your payments are applied to the principal, re To Undergo Surgery ducing the balance sub|ect to Eugene Pratt returned home Interest, thus lowering your to last Thursday from Portland tal loan costs. I where he consulted his doctor. Other PCA loans provide I He plans to return later for sur ■ ■Iterating capital. You receive gery. a commitment for the entire Mrs. Gladys Morfitt of Nyssa year, but you |>av no interest until you actually uie the was a dinner guest last Thursday money, then only fur the time evening of her daughter, Mr. and you une it. Mrs Dudley Kurtz and family. Ix-t us show you why PCA Mr and Mrs. Wilson Witt visit aitricultural loans give you ed Friday evening with Mr. and lowest loan coats; and get your Mrs. Henry Day in Adrian free <ony of ' Budgeting for Profit’’. No obligation, of ■Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and course. family visited Sunday afternoon with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Suter BAKER and family in Parma. PRODUCTION CREDIT By Mrs. Wilson Witt JEWELL HEIGHTS Mrs Huy I > nn ,ii , < < M i H i 11 I h Jilt '. r I recently with Miss Marlene ppy who is u patient in the tnpii hospital. Marlene suffered u broken neck icii she was involved in an auto shup approximately two weeks o, after blowing out a tire und ling control of her cur. Two ter girls who were with her •re not seriously injured in the cident near Numpa Miss Slippy hopes to lai releas- | in the neur future. PCA ASSOCIATION 210 S.W S.corul Street Ontario. Oregon Talephona SS» «471 « PAGE SEVEN V Journal Classifieds Bring Results! Piano Recital Sunday Morning Fire Destroys Ram, Sunday Given by Students Large Haystack Belonging to Hailes Of Dorothea Mitchell Plea az t Hour Club Women Plan Dinner Elect New Officers SUNSET VALLEY Pleasant Hour club members met recently at the home of Mrs. Eugene Ste phen During election of officers, Mrs. Fred Morton was narnitd president; Mrs. Esther Stephen, vice president; Mrs. O P. Coun cil, secretary; and Mrs. Ray Strickland, treasurer. Mrs. John Strickland was appointed as Sun shine Girl. Plans were discussed for a din ner to be held in February. The Sunset Valley auxiliary met Saturday evening at East Side cafe for the annual January dinner. This is a party for hus- bands and friends as well as members. John Knottingham, Messrs, and Mmes Frank Knottingham and sons, E B Smith and O. P. Coun- sil drove to Succor creek Jan. fl for a campfire picnic dinner. Visitors From Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. Billy Roberds of Kimball, Neb, visited Dec 22 in the O. P. Counsil home. They were accompanied by Mrs. R. C. Smith Jr. and children Counsil and Roberds had worked together when young men. The Nebraska couple drove to Boise that eve ning to start their trip home. Earl Wilson visited Friday af ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knottingham. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith Jr., Karen and Karl, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Counsil and children of New Plymouth, Claire McConnel of Ontario and John Knottingham were New Year’s dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil. Yule Holiday Visitors Mr. and Mrs Frank Knotting ham and sons of Port Orford, Ore., arrived Dec. 24 to spend a week with their parents, Mr and Mrs. O. P. Counsil. John Knot tingham of the Mitchell Butte community and C T. Moore of New Plymouth joined the group for Christmas dinner at the Coun- sd home. After dinner they drove to Caldwell to visit the Glenn Knottingham family and were joined there by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knottingham of Three Hills, Al berta, Canada, who had come to spend Christmas with their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones of Middleton, and the Counsils. The Frank Knottinghams left Friday and the Paul Knotting- j hams returned that day to Mid dleton and left Saturday for their home. By Mrs. Waldo Smalley APPLE VAI.I.EY A larji-I hay- , stack and barn, belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Vear Haile, burned to the ground Sunday morning. The Parma fire department was there but was unable to control the blaze. "Junior! ! ! By Mike Robb Joel Price left Jan. 2 to resume his college studies at Monmouth. Mrs. Wayne Robb and children visited Friday with Mrs Philip Breshears at Roswell. Saturday evening visitors in the Robb home were Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen. Mrs. Esther Christensen was a recent Wednesday guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hobson. Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen visited Sunday afternoon with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Niel sen and David in Boise. Sunday evening guests in the Elver Niel sen home were Mr and Mrs. Em erson Bingaman of Fruitland, Mr. and Mrs. James Langley Family Moves to Big Bend Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stoker helped their son, Jesse Stoker and family move to the Stoker farm in Big Bend last week. Mrs. Adah Schweizer, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood wen- among those attending the recent Sun set Valley auxiliary annual din ner held at East Side cafe in On tario. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newgen spent last week caring for her mother, Mrs. George Wilson at her home in Nyssa. Stanley Newgen spent the week with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen. Re cent guests in the Ora Newgen home were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, Marilee and Don. Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard of Nyssa were recent Thursday eve ning guests in the Elver Nielsen home. The Nielsens visited Fri day evening with his mother, Mrs. Effie Nielsen. Mmes. Jennie Seward, Dwight ‘ Seward, Verda Kellogg, Eunice 1 Gibson and Edna Crane were birthday anniversary luncheon 1 i guests Jan. « of Miss Thelma Lee ' at Nampa. Boards Plane to Honolulu Mrs. Rex Nichols took her mo- ther-in-law, Mrs. Verda Nichols, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. to Boise Jan. 7 when she boarded and Mrs Alva Hill were Mr and a plane for Honolulu to visit her Mrs. Marvin Ruse and daughters, daughter. Mrs Eva Eytchison of Mrs. David Upshaw and children Boise, grandmother nt Mrs. Rex and Larry Vertrees, all of Cald Nichols, accompanied her home well. Robert Hill and Sandra for the weekend. They took her were afternoon visitors. home Sunday and visited Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and Dorothy Buttons at Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward Mrs. Bronson were called to Phoenix Jan. « due to the death | took Glen Pattee and his grand- of a brother-in-law on Wednes- mother, Mrs. Clara Corfield, to day of last week. j Boise on Jan. 5 to visit his father, Mark. Jeffery and Ann Smal-,Pattee’ whou succumbed ley of Payette stayed with their lLhat ^ternoon in the Veterans' grandparents, Mr. anu and .OU, Mrs. Waldo hospital. Services were held Sat- VII _ VO, .»*4, uiu'i , _ uuupui .. . . 11 until ..I iirnriv ..ley, from _ Wednesday urday in ln Nlt/aco Nyssa- Sunday of last week while their parents were on vacation. Mark and Jeffery were Friday and Sat urday overnight guests of Mike and Jay Nichols. Laave fos Washington Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg left Jan. 6 for Olympia, Wash., to visit several weeks with their daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Win ston Ketchum and family. Mmes. Arlene Seward, Cleta Saunders, Dorothy Naylor and Mabel Fox attended a meeting of the Golden Hour Missionary chapter held during the evening of Jan. 6 in the home of Mrs. Bill Fitzsimmons at Nyssa. Sunday evening guests in the Kenneth Saunders home were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clauson of Emmett, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cook of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward. The Clausons were afternoon visitors in the Seward home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston were Jan. 6 overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers at Nam pa. Robert Woolery of Baker was a guest for several days last week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts were Sunday afternoon visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crosswhite at Caldwell. Piano students of Mrs. Doro thea Mitchell were presented in recital Sunday afternoon at the LDS stake center on Alberta ave nue. Those participating were Kenton Miller, Linda Ray, Marla Dail, Carol Nelson, Lois Cottrell, Dwight Calhoun, Dean Sappe, Dana Lee Frederiksen. Kevin Engstrom, Lila Berrett, Jeff Stephen, Ricky Chester, Sharon Blair, Scott Engstrom, Kathy Spitler. Margie Durfee, Su san Clapp. Marilee Wilson, Cyn thia Spitler, Elaine Berrett, Patty Petterson, Dellas Frederiksen, Dee Farr, Christy Nelson and Linda Clapp. Students receiving awards for outstanding performance during the past four months were Lois Cottrell, Kevin Engstrom, Scott Engstrom, Lila Berrett, Christy Nelson, Dellas Frederiksen and Linda Clapp. ATTENTION EAGLES and GUESTS! Will Be Served From 7 to 9 p.m SATURDAY, JANUARY 15 — Followed by — DANCING To Live Music With 10:00 O'clock FLOOR SHOW AT NYSSA F.O. E. HALL FETED ON ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Adolph Schultz in Apple Valley. The two couples were celebrating Mrs. Schoen's birth day anniversary. Power Train *66” (What's New in the Long Green Line) IS FREE TO ALL FARM FAMILIES JOHN DEERE DAY SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1966 FREE 1 ★ Pair of Nylon Hose io 100 Ladies (Who register first after 9:30 a.m.) ★ LUNCH .. . Al 11:30 a. m. (Furnished by Relief Society of Nyssa LDS Church, Second Ward) ★ PICTURE SHOW . . . 1:30 p.m 9 (See what's new in farm tractors and other machinery and what they can do!) i 1 V ★ DOOR PRIZES Plan to Bring the Family for the Day It's Educational... Ii's Fun • • • Il s Free!! B&M Equipment Co. 1100 Adrian Blvd. Phone 372-2239 NYSSA . . . OREGON I
