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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE EIGHT Groups Slaie Program al Adrian; Nyssa Exchange Student io Speak Brent Schulthies Leaves on Mission To South America Mrs. M. L. Kurtz visited Mon By Helen Hoffman day afternoon with Mrs. Lydia cow iioi.i.ow Mr. and MM Worden. Ray Schulthies. Van and Berniel Visit on From Washington returned recently from Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Morris City where they visited their son of Kent, Wash., arrived Feb 5 and brother. Brent They saw him to visit his father, C. B. Hill. board a plane for New York en Mrs. Hardy Fine of Caldwell route to Argentina to serve a spent two days during the past two - year mission for the LDS week with her father, brother-in- church. law and sister. The Morris couple While in Salt Lake City they and Hill spent one night with the visited Mrs. Schulthies' brother. Fines in Caldwell and on Feb. 11 Forrest Bair; her mother. Mrs. the Kent visitors left for their Bessie Bair; and his mother. Mrs home. Lydia Schulthies. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson were Sunday dinner guests of Molly and Marsha McCoy of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ironside spent the weekend with Johnnie Eason in Homedale. their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holdt com Russell Howard. Mr. and Mrs. pleted their move into the Alfred Charlie McCoy came after the Dinner guests last Thursday in Simpson home Friday. girls on Sunday. the Luit Stam home were Mrs. Mary McConnell and Nellie Returns From California Aafje Relk and daughter. Mrs. Newbill of Nyssa were Sunday Clarence Niccum returned re Man- Ann Dean and Ricky of afternoon visitors in the Rollo cently from a three-month vaca Nampa. Afternoon visitors were Fenn home. tion to Brawley. Calif. Mrs. Stam’s brother-in-law and Sandy Fangen of Nyssa spent sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Koop- Released From Hospital Leslie Topliff was released Feb. the weekend at the Wayne Lattin man of Ontario. Mrs. Gladys Morfitt of Nyssa, 8 from Malheur Memorial hospi home as a guest of Renee Lattin. Dee Garner, Roger and Danny Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamilton and tal and is staying with his son, family were Sunday dinner guests Irvin and family. Visiting him attended a Boy Scout court of Saturday afternoon were Russell honor Monday night at the Nyssa of the Dudley Kurtz family. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Warwick of Gressley of Nyssa, Keith Gressley LDS stake house. Roger received his life pin and Danny a second- Caldwell were Sunday dinner and son. Bobby of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Walker Sr., year award. guests of C. B. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holdt, Linda Miss Anita Niccum received Feted With Birthday Party Strong and baby were Feb. 9 din word last week of the death of Jed Chamberlain celebrated his ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray a friend. Private First Class Da eighth birthday anniversary Sat Simpson. vid A. Fairchild, who was killed urday with a party at which five Marie Borge, a student at East recently in Viet Nam. boys were guests. After the lads ern Oregon college in La Grande, played games, cake and ice cream was a weekend guest of her par FROERER COUPLE VISITS were served and the honoree re ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge. FORMER NYSSANS IN EAST ceived many nice gifts. Ernie Eilers of New Plymouth Mr. and Mrs. Owen Froerer re Mr. and Mrs. Don Boatright was a Sunday dinner guest in the turned home early Saturday mor and family were Sunday dinner Borge home. ning from a 10-day trip to the guests of the Bob Kurtz family. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt were eastern states and Canada. The Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Eason, ac Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Froerers traveled by train to Chi companied by her parents. Mr. Mrs. Bert Domy in Boise. Mr. cago where they w’ere met by and Mrs. Ray Simpson, dined Sat and Mrs. Tom Domy and Barbara former Nvssans, Mr. and Mrs. urday evening at the Polar Bear of Boise were also dinner guests. West Beus (nee Betty Fife). in Nyssa. They then visited The two couples then went by Eason's uncle. Johnnie Thompson Attend Services in Lebanon Mrs. Anna Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. auto to New York where they vis in Apple Valley. ited numerous places of interest. Sunday afternoon and evening Louis Pratt and Eugene Pratt re They saw Niagara Falls and went visitors at the Carl Fenn home turned Saturday after attending into Canada before returning to were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fenn Wednesday funeral services for the Beus home at Greenville, of Vale, the Gene Simpson fam the former’s brother at Lebanon. Mich. ily, Doug and Steve Fenn. Mary Interment was made in Old Rock The Nyssans also visited Mr. McConnell. Nellie Newbill, Mr. Hill Pioneer cemetery near Leba and Mrs. Delbert Peterson (nee non. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith of Olive Beus) and family, Mr and Mitchell, Neb., arrived Sunday Mrs. Spencer Beus (nee Naoni afternoon to visit his sister, Mr. Child) and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beus, all former residents of and Mrs. R. D. McKinley. Mr. and Mrs Gerrit Timmer the Nyssa area, while at Green man and family were Sunday ville. They toured the Ford fac dinner guests of his father, Mr tory at Detroit before boarding and Mrs. John Timmerman in a train at Chicago for their home and ward trip. Ontario. Enroute to Nyssa, they visited BINDERS HAVE NEW GIRL Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Snodgrass at Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Binder Fremont, Neb. Mrs. Snodgrass is ' (nee Sharon Newman) of Payette former Nyssan Darlene Sessler. ■ ■ o----- j are parents of a 7-pound, en ounce daughter bom at 1:10 p.m. GUESTS IN ONTARIO Sunday, Feb 13, 1966. at Holy Mr and Mrs. Bill Schoen were Rosary hospital in Ontario. She Feb. 8 evening dinner guests of has been named Michelle Marie. their son - in - law and daughter, Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller and sons John Stanley Newman of Nyssa, in Ontario. The Schoens enter Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Binder tained with Sunday dinner for Phone 372-3570 ( of Oregon Slope. The infant is a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frost of Meri NYSSA . . . OREGON first grandchild for the Newman dian, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schoen I couple. of Nampa. By Mr«. Wilson Witt NEWEI.l. HEIGHTS—Members of AKH, Big Bend and Tri-Valley Home Extension units are spon soring a program on Australia to be held at 8 o’clock Friday eve ning in the Adrian Community church basement. Miss Margie Staples, an Ameri can Field Service exchange stu dent who attends Nyssa high school and resides with the Dirick Nedry family in Nyssa, will be a guest and speak on life in her native homeland. Members of the organizations are asked to take cookies. The meeting will be open to the pub lic and all interested residents are invited to attend. FRONT END ALIGNMENT THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1966 Birthday Events Highlight News Of Residents in Buena Vista Area Adrian News By Mrs. G. E. Mackey IF YOU CAN T LICK EM . . . JOIN * EM! This Beatle - typo character appeared Saturday morning at a local drug store, nearly creating hysterics among employees and customers. Sud denly a Journal photographer arrived and this was the result. The swoon maker said he had just washed his hair, began combing, came up with the so- called popular hair style. He came downtown just this way, hoping some of the kids would see just how ridiculous a guy can look when he tries to look like a gal. "Incidentally, in case you don't recognise him — his initials are J. R. C. and he's a local dentist." SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hill were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs. Hudson Robb. To Buy. Sell or Rent, Try the Classified Pagel Mrs. J A. Nelson. Mr and Mrs. Eddy Lang of Nampa visited Sun day with the former’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. W E. Ashcraft Mr. and Mrs Carl Ixivitt and sons were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs. G. E Mackey and family The din ner was served in honor of Carl's birthday anniversary. Mr and Mrs. Ix'ster Lydy of Madras and Mrs Florence Gowev were Friday overnight guests of their sister and daughter. Mr and Mrs. G E. Mackey. The trio left Saturday morning for Madras. Returns From Trip to Hawaii Ross Mills was a Sunday eve ning dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day. Mills had just return ed Sunday from a three - week trip, the first two of which were spent in Hawaii. He was met at the Boise airport by the Wilson Witts. Bruce Winn of Boise was a weekend guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Winn and family Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Collard of Parma were Inst Thursday eve ning visitors at the Ross Lane residence. Mrs. Wally Steiner visited Fri day with her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Doty at Caldwell Mrs. Jot* Wiggins and daughter of Ontario spent the weekend nt the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer. Visitor* From Emmett Mr. and Mrs. Jim Raynor of Emmett were Sunday dinner guests of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney and Mary and Mrs. Marjorie Looney were Feb. 8 guests of Mrs. Tina Schiemer and George for a fish fry. Mr. and Mrs Dale Ashcraft, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy visited Friday at the Herb Thomas home in Weiser and with the Rube Grahams of Star on Sunday. The Piercys were Feb. 9 luncheon | guests of Mrs. Jim Olsen at Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Piercy and family of near Nyssa were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Monty Spelman and ■ sons. By Helen Hoffman BUENA VISTA Mrs Blanche Hoffman, Messrs, and Mmes. Glenn Hoffman, Claude Day and George Folknum were guests at u turkey dinner Sunday at th«- Wier Hoffman home in Boise The din ner was in observance of all the Hoffman women’s birthday anni versaries. Mrs Delbert Cleaver and Bert spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs Ormu Cleaver in Nyssa, in observance of the latter's birth day anniversary. Mrs Delbert Cleaver und son culled Friday uf- ternoon on Mrs. Mugnus Ektinger. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Phillips and children were Sunday dinner guests nt the la-ster Cleaver home in honor of Phillips' birthday an niversary which was Saturday Dave Cleaver, son of the Lester Cleavers, celebrated his seventh anniversary on Wednesday of last week. Mr and Mrs. George Folkman stayed overnight Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Bianchi* Hoff man. She had been ill during the past week but is reported to la* improving. Hunsucker« Have Son Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hunsucker I and children of Gay Way junction were Saturday evening dinner guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mance! Bishop On Sunday afternoon the Bishops saw their new grandson, born to Mrs Elton Hunsucker (Iairraine) at Holy Ro sary hospital in Ontario. The baby arrived Sunday and has been named Derin Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner visit ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. Butch Guthrie in Nyssa, just prior to the latter couple's departure for San Francisco. Calif., from where Butch left Sunday for Viet Nam. Mr and Mrs Clair Simpson and son recently moved to Seattle where he attends school and is employed at Boeing Aircraft plant. While Clair was getting settled, his wife and baby stayed with his parents, the Wayne Simpsons. Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest Maze vis ited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Blanche Hoffman. Mrs. Esther Stophen culled Thursday after noon ut the Hoffman home Family Move* to Portland Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver and Christine took a load of furniture to Portlund for their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs la*on Besemlorfer, who moved there during the weekend. The Clea vers visit<*d Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Coats of Portland and also spent some time visiting their daughter, Ann at Corvallis. They returned home Sunday evening. Mrs. Lester Cleaver visited sev eral days last week with her mo ther, Mrs. William Orr nt Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario, lis ter Cleaver took their daughter. Sylvia, to Idaho Falls where she has employment. He returned home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Don Elsoff and laiys of George, Wash., called Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riehesin Other visitors lust week in the Riehesin home were Mrs. George Boyack und Nancy of Meridian and Mrs Edith Whipple. Mr. and Mrs Ben Ekunger and family of Caldwell were Saturday evening dinner guests of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ekan- ger. PAULUS JEWELRY 127 Main Street NYSSA . . . OREGON r WHEEL BALANCING General Repairing TowneGarage It’s Time to Apply SIMPLOT FERTILIZERS PAYS WITH SIMPLOT FERTILIZERS EASY ask FIRST! (Wa'II guard your vacation monay at if it were our own) You’ll find First National people are as happy as you are when you’ve reached your savings goal. We’ll help you reach it, too, with an automatic savings plan that makes it easy for you to save regularly at a convenient full-service First. National branch. So if you’re dreaming of that special vacation, (or any other savings goal) make it easy on yourself! Ask FIRST! 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