Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 27, 1966, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1966
Saturday Evening Farewell Dinner
Given in Honor of R. Talboi Couple
Payette Man Named
President of Horse
Racing Association
SENIOR CITIZENS MEETING
SET AT METHODIST CHURCH
The Senior Citizens’ meeting
will be held Friday, Jan. 28, at
Nyssa Methodist church, a new
meeting place beginning with
this session. Heretofore, the group
has met at Faith Lutheran church.
Activities will begin at 10:30
a.m. and each one attending is
asked to take a sack lunch. All
area residents, age 55 yearn or
older, are invited to attend.
I xjo Marsters of Payette was
Mi Edith Whipple w.i . .i Sun
president of Snake River
day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. named
Valley
Horse
Racing und Breed­
Henry Day ut Adrian. Mm. Es­
ers
’
association
at the group’s an-
ther Stephen and Mrs. Whipple
visited during the evening of Jan nuul election meeting held Jan. 11
at the Moore hotel in Ontario.
19 with Mrs. Blanche Hoffman.
He replaces Ed Frost who had
Visits In Utah Cities
held the position for several
Roscoe Tunner is visiting this years.
week in Utuh He plana to spend
Also named to office were Ray
some time wtih his sisters, Bar- Pluza of Ontario, as vice presi­ ATTEND BOISE CEREMONY
tiara and Audrey, at Salt Lake dent; Dow Meek, five-year direc­
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Zamora and
City and with friends at Logan tor; and Frost, four-year member Eugene and Miss Judy Pratt at­
of the board.
tended a Dec. 23 capping cere­
and Ogden.
Harriet Cleaver and Pamela
Hap Logue was re-elected sec­ mony at St. Alphonsus School of
Bybee recently attended an open retary-treasurer, while holdover Nursing in Boise. Miss Margaret
house for incoming freshmen at directors are Neil Dimmick of Zamora was one of the young
OSU in Corvallis. The girls were Nyssa and Pete Goodman of Pay­ ladies presented with her nurse’s
cap.
house guests of the former’s bro- ette.
By Mrs. G. E. Mackey
ther-in-luw and sister, Mr. and
Members of the association de­
Mrs. Gary Costiey.
cided to hold their annual spring GUESTS IN CALDWELL
Mr. und Mm. George Cart­
Mr and Mrs. Jay Gibson at­ horse sale on April 17 and named
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen were
wright visited lust Thursday eve­ tended a Sunday evening testi­ Frost and Logue as delegates to
Sunday
dinner guests in the home
ning with her mother, Mrs. Almu monial in Assembly hall at Tem­ the Jan. 14-15 Idaho association
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shane at
Hibbard ut Notus
ple Square in Salt Lake City for meeting held in Burley,
Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs 'Ira Price Sr. were their son, Roy. The Gibsons saw i The group voted to raise the
Sunday afternoon cullers in the him board a plane for Rapid City, purse on all races this year by
S. D., where he will serve in the about $1,200 and racing dates 423 was taken in from last year’s
Henry Day home.
race meet Expenses totaled $23,-
Mr. und Mrs Jim Raynor of Northern Indian mission. The have been set for June 16-18 and 093, leaving a balance of $3,330.
home
Tuesday.
Gibsons
returned
Emmett, Mmes. Roliert Long and
June 23-23.
A total of $3,562, spent for fair­
Marjorie Looney were Jan. 18 Attends Portland Sessions
The association’s financial re­ ground improvements, was also
evening dinner guests of Mr. and
Mr. und Mrs. lx-ster Cleaver port revealed that a sum of $26.- reflected in the report.
Mrs Bill Ixioney.
left Jan. 18 for Portland. They I
Mr. und Mrs Robert Ixing and were dinner guests that evening
Miss Mary Weir visited friends in the 1-awrence Coats home and
in Prineville during the weekend. the following day Mm. Cleaver
Marilyn Parker of Ontario spent attended a PTA executive meet­
the weekend at the home <>f her ing. She also attended sessions
parents, Mr. and Mrs Vernon of a by-laws committee and a
$
Parker. They were Sunday din­ board meeting The Cleavers re­
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Paul turned home Friday evening Me­
lissa stayed with her grandpar­
Parker at Ontario.
J
ents.
Mr. und Mm. William Orr,
Installs Vale IOOF Officers
while her parents were away.
Ross Mills attended an IOOF
The Eugene and Joe Stephen
meeting in Vale Thursday eve­
ning. Jan. 20, to Install officers families visited Sunday at the Art
Norland home in Caldwell.
of that lodge.
Stuart Stephen, son of the Eu­
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Graham of
gene
Stephens, celebrated his
Star and Mr and Mrs. Dale Ash­
craft were Saturday evening vis­ eighth birthday anniversary Mon­
itors ut the home of Mr. and Mm. day evening. Cake and ice cream
were served to members of the
W F, Piercy.
Joe Stephen family.
Mr and Mrs. W F. Piercy, Mr.
Mr. and Mm A T. Knowles en­
and Mrs K I Peterson and Mrs.
tertained
with Sunday dinner for
Edna Cowling were Sunday din­
ner guests of Mr and Mm. Mervil Henry and Dent Mitchell. Mr. and
Wilson's — Com King
Hutchinson and daughters in Nys­ Mrs. George Knowles, Mr. and
Mm.
Allen
Jones.
sa honoring Peterson on his birth­
Mm. Orma Cleaver was a guest
day anniversary, The Piercys
visited their son - in - law and at the Delbert Cleaver home from
daughter, Mr. und Mm. Roy Me­ Saturday evening until Sunday
afternoon. During her visit, the
cham later in tho afternoon.
Mild Cheddar
Messrs, and Mmes. Stanley llill family celebrated Gail Cleaver’s
seventh
birthday
anniversary.
and Klaas Laan were Sunday
evening visitors at the home of Birthday cake and ice cream
were served.
Mr. and Mrs Monty Spelman.
Mr and Mm. Cush Turner and Enters Mission Hom*
her son. Wayne Forgy. visited
Mr. nnd Mm. Miland Draper'
è
Jun. 20 with cousins, Mr. and left Saturday morning for Salt
Frozen
—
Welch's
6-Oz.
Mrs. E. M. Mackey.
Lake City where their son. Clark, i
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Boatright entered the LDS mission home.
and family of Caldwell, Max
Russell Gressley and Esther
Chantez and Janet Peoples of Stephen visited Sunday afternoon
Boise were guests of Mr. and at the Elmer Clements home at
Mrs. Vcryl Harrison and family Wilder.
after the basketball game Satur­
Mrs. Ix>on CI.inda) Besendorfer
day evening in observance of was honored guest at a pink and
Lori’s first birthday anniversary. blue shower held Monday after­
noon at the Owyhee LDS ward
Alan Lovitt Honored
chapel. Guests included the hon­
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovitt en­ oree’s mother, Mrs. Lloyd Clea­
Rosedale — Frozen
tertained Friday evening in honor ver, Virginia and tone Cleaver.
of their son, Alan, on his third
Mr. and Mrs. Mancel Bishop,
birthday anniversary. Dinner Jim, Billv and Donnie were Sun­
guests were Messrs, and Mmes. day dinner guests at the Jack
Lee Lovitt and Judy of Parma, Knowles home in Nyssa
G. E. Mackey and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and
E. M Mackey.
boys visited Friday evening with
Tami and Lisa Winn entertain­ the Duane Drydale family.
ed with a slumber party held
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simpson. Mr.
Saturday evening at the home of and Mrs. Wayne Simpson dined
WHITE SATIN
their parents. Mr. and Mm. Earl Monday evening at the East Side
Winn. Lisa’s guests were Emma cafe in Ontario in honor of the
Flores, Marilyn Tallman and Lynn latter’s birthday anniversary. The
Evans; Tami’s guests included Wayne Simpsons recently cele­
Elaine Orris and Janet Squibbs. brated their 32nd wedding anni­
Dave Matthews Jr. is working versary with dining and dancing
two days a week at the Inventors in Boise.
Libby's —303 Size —FRUIT
Research and Development com­
Claisifiedi Bring Result«!
pany in Payette.
By Helen Hoffman
BUENA VISTA Mr. and Mm.
Thurman Piercy, Mr. and Mm.
Mance) Bishop attended u t h re -
well dinner Saturday evening
honoring Mr, und Mrs. Russell
Talbot. The dinner was given by
employees of the North Board of
Control ut the American Ix-gion
hall in Adrian.
Tulliot is u former ditch rider
and is now employed on a ranch
near Juntura
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Per Pound!
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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jensen,? Saturday evening dinner guests
Larry and Mark of * ~
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spent in the Clyde Bowers home were
the weekend in the Otis Bullard Mr. and Mm. Don Bowers and
home. Other Sunday visitors in children of Nyssa, Bob Bowers of
the Bullard residence were Mr. Seattle and Miss Rita Howe of
and Mrs. Theo Matherly, Mr. and Weiser.
Mrs. John Zittercob, Tommy and
Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Zaugg of
Johnny Zittercob, Lee Dail and Weiser visited Monday with Mr.
children, Mrs. Moore, Rhonda Mc­ and Mrs. Parley Feik.
Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bullard
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Drydale
and Alan.
moved last week to the Bailey
Son Born to Stephensons
| farm on Columbia avenue.
Karma Kesler and Joleen Reece
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephenson
received a recent telephone call I visited Sunday with the latter's
from their son, Staff Sergeant parents, Mr. and Mm. Wayne
Ernest Lee Stephenson at Grand Reece in Middleton.
Forks Air Base in North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drydale
The phone message announced visited Jan. 19 with Mr. and Mm.
the Jan. 19 arrival of a 6-pound Eldon Jackson and Mm. Mabel
son, Ernest Lee III.
Brown in Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Goodfellow
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruth GROUP DISCUSSES FOOD
of Gay Way were Saturday after­
Handy-Dandy 4-H club meeting
noon visitors in the C. R Kesler j was held Jan. 19 in Mm. Hazel
Sr. residence.
Lane’s sixth grade classroom and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hust visited was conducted by President Ron­
Sunday in the George Hust resi­ ald Moffis, with Secretary Jan
dence and left that evening for Saito reading the minutes.
their home in Portland. Mrs. Hust
The lesson was on foods, sev-
had been staying in the home of eral reports were given and each
the Rev. and Mrs. Jess Armas in student planned meals for a day,
Ontario the past three weeks, including the necessary foods for
while Mrs. Armas was recovering a balanced diet.
from major surgery.
—Bob Holmes, Reporter.
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SUGAR
WE'LL BE GLAD
By Mrs. George Moeller
ARCADIA — Bob Bowers, who
is employed at Boeing Aircraft
plant in Seattle, spent the week­
end with his parents, Mr and
Mrs. Clyde Bowers. Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Corn and Bruce visited Fri­
day evening in the Bowers home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Houston
visited Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Sigler and family in
Boise.
Mm. Amy Stradley visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Stradley, Mrs. William Stradley
in Big Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Houston
of Pomeroy, Wash., are visiting
in the Cecil Houston home.
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephenson
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Cindel) to Maudie Owens cafe in
Payette Saturday evening. The
dinner was to celebrate Mrs. Cin-
dell’s birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard went
to Hermiston, Ore., Jan. 18 to
visit his brother-in-law and sis­
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Schaffer.
V. L. Kesler Jr. of Salt Lake
City was a Friday overnight guest
in the C. R. Kesler Sr. home.
Lb.
PEAS-CORN
BROCCOLI .
After Having Been Closed
One Full Month for Repairs
and Renovation . • .
Correspondent in Arcadia Community Reports Activities
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