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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1966 State Grange Head Speaks at Annual Lecturers' Program Rural Correspondent Reports Recent Activities of Sunset Valley Residents Kingman Kolony More than 100 Grangers from By Susana Manchaca Malheur and Hurney counties met Mr and Mrs. Ray Bruner, Mr*. Feb. 22 at the Moore hotel in On tario for their third annual Lec Murtha Moore und Kenneth were turers' program and banquet. Ira Sunday guests of Mr. und Mrs. Magnus Ekanger. Mr. and Mrs. LDS church. Mrs. Montgomery Price. Malheur Pomona master, Otis Horn Bill Richesin and family were has been ill with the flu since Mr. und Mrs John Kygiir vis welcomed the guests and Mrs. Sunday evening visitors in the they returned home. William G. Ross gave the invoca ited Saturday with Lynn Kygur Ekanger home. nt the Di< k Brown home in Boise. Visit Idaho Fall* Temple tion. A Sunday visitor in the Harley Lester Strawn sjwnt last Thurs Mr. and Mrs. Dean Montgomery A program consisting of musi Wilson home was Mrs. Omar Hite day and Friday in Iduho Falls. cal were among a group of 19 young selections, readings and a of Baker. The Hites are also vis Mrs. Harry lx>ve was a Sunday dance was presented by lecturers iting other friends and relatives people who went to Idaho Falls afternoon visitor of Mr und Mrs of Boulevard, Oregon Slope. On Thursday and Friday of last week in this area. tario Heights. Vale, Big Bend mid Wes Walker. to visit the LDS temple then'. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nielsen and Oregon Trail Granges. Pollyanna Club Meet* Sunday dinner guests in the David of Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Montgomery home were Mr. Maurice Corey showed slides | Pollyanna club members held Ewen Chard of Nyssa. Mr. and of Succor creek and described the their regular monthly meeting Mrs. Homer 'Whitman and family and Mrs. Farrell Peterson, Mr. geological formations of the dif March 3 at the home of Mrs. Kluns of Emmett were Sunday dinner and Mrs. Eddie Sharp and family. ferent arcus. He also displayed a l.aun There were 14 members in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elver Niel The Dean Montgomerys and Dee collection of rocks which was re attendance. sen. The latter couple visited Fri Garners attended the Gold and ported to be very interesting. Mr and Mrs. Vernon McCain A / 7 / /i day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Green ball in Nyssa Saturday night. Thev later had dinner at Other displays of handwork, cera were Friday evening visitors of Magnus Ekanger. . vsL J A. 7 LI 41 the Two Bovs’ cafe in Ontario. mics and rocks were from Big Mr and Mrs. Keith Lune. ? / k * Z-Z ZT Trio Visits in Washington Bend. Ontario Heights and Ore Mr. and Mis. Jim Phifer, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin Mrs. Harold Snyder, Mr. and and family and Lorraine Cart gon Trail units. and Mrs Charles Bowers went Mrs. Ed Price visited recently in wright attended the Adrian-Half Tom Jones introduced state of- to La Grande Sunday to visit Grandview, Wash., with Arch way basketball game Friday eve fleers, including State Muster Ralph Phifer. The Jim Phifers Ford, who is a relative of Mrs. ning in Baker. Allen r Wlieelci at 1'mtlalid attended the American legion CONCRETE NOW IS POURING into place for for the giant structures. This total requirement Price. whose talk concerned the first potluck dinner meeting last Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin the dam and powerhouse at Idaho Power com is enough concreto to build a two-lane highway Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Paylor vis visited Sunday with Hans Salo 100 years of Grange work. The Thursday evening at Adrian. pany's 425.000-kilowatt Hells Canyon project in 341 miles long, or about the distance between ited from Tuesday until Thurs mon in Ridgeview. Salomon had Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Pick of North America's deepest gorge. The first of it, Grange will celebrate its 100th Nyssa and Ogden, Utah. Lowering the bucket* day of last week with the Harold recently been hospitalized. poured from a huge bucket in the manner shown of concrete into pouring position will be three anniversary during the fall of Nampa were Sunday visitors of Snyders Sunday visitors in the here, was placed Saturday, March 5. during a massive cranes, traveling on rail* atop a trestle 1907, and the speaker stated that Mrs. Al/.ina Salter historic ceremony attended by T. E. Roach, the Snyder home were Mr. and Mrs. Attend Birthday Party stretched across the narrow gorge. A* seen in Mr. and Mis Al Thompson, Mr. the organization has all the tools utility's president, and other officials. Between this view, the initial pourings are taking place Herbert Dimmitt and family of Mr. and Mrs. George Folkman and Mrs Robert Long went to necessary for another 100 years now and 1968. when the project will be com in the depths of a yawning excavation dug mor* Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Wil attended a birthday party Friday Emmett last Saturday to visit of improvement. pleted and in full power production, a total of than 100 feet below the dry riverbed to reach son and son of Wilder. evening at the Esther Stephen 800.000 cubic yards of concrete will be poured foundation bedrock. Visitors from Harney county relatives. Mr. und Mrs. Herschel Mrs. Clara Price attended a pot home in honor of her son. W’illiam included Grangers from Poison Thompson wen- March 2 evening luck dinner and meeting of the Stephen. The Folkmans were Creek No. 776. Drewsey No. 738 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Kelley JOHNSONS HOST DINNER WOHLCKE AMONG STUDENTS Pleasant Hour club held March 1 Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Harney County Pomona No. in observance of Mr« Kelley’s Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson en IN U OF O BAND CONCERT at the home of Esther Stephen. and Mrs. Claude Day at Adrian. birthday unniversury. Ice cream 38 tertained with Sunday dinner for Sunday visitors in the Ira Price John Wohlcke was among Uni- , Mrs. Gabe Astoreca was a and cake were served. their son - in - law and daughter. versity of Oregon symphonic band home were Mr. and Mrs. Earl March 1 visitor and luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sweaney and members performing at an eve VISIT GRANDPARENTS Province of Caldwell. Mrs. Don guest of Mrs. Harold Dail. The Classified» Bring Resulti! sons; Shirley Rogers of Caldwell ning concert Thursday, Feb. 24, Share and family of Nyssa. Dails are now residing on the Mr. and .Mrs. Curl Stout and By Alberta Tyner and Mrs. Venobia Young, Nampa. in the Sheldon high school audi daughters of Eureka, Calif., visit Adah Schweizer and Mrs. Jack Watson ranch in the Oregon Trail Monday afternoon visitors in REDUCE FAT Woods attended a miscellaneous community. ed Wednesday of last week with the Glenn Brown home were Mr. Lloyd Adams residence. Friday torium at Eugene. If your overweight I m ilur to over- shower Friday afternoon for Mrs. The participating musician is her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. rating Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen have and Mrs. Kimber Chard of Glade, callers at the Adams home were mid you want to rl<1 of Jess Asumendi at the home of both been ill with the flu but are Kan. the son of Emil Wohlcke of Nyssa Owen Gann. The family was en that ugly fat get our tablet» railed NI.IMOPEX Available without Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mattock and and a freshman at U of O. Mrs. Bert Ross in Nyssa. route to Montana to visit other doctor*» premnlpt l«»n, HI I Mol »EX a reported to be doing very well Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers re son of Ontario. will help you |c»Mr thoM« r<tra now. Hosts Auxiliary Meeting George Rochberg, one of the relatives. cently helped Timmie Brown ob pound* by <!•<■ rraalng your de»lre Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Johnson for food, n<»t by Mtarvlng you. but Sunset auxiliary meeting was Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wilson and serve his sixth birthday anniver of Parma were Sunday callers in nation's leading composers, was by «Imply eliminating the urge for on hand to hear the group p<r- GUESTS IN SCHOEN HOME held March 3 at the home of Adah Clay of Moses Lake, Wash., were sary. Traditional refreshments the Nathaniel Ashby residence. r«tra portion» HI.I M< )l »ICX coats only and 1» (II*A ItANTKKI) to form his new wind-band composi Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mefford work IS or 00 grt Schweizer. Most of the members March 3 evening dinner guests were served by the honoree’s mo your full money bark Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cooper tion, “Apocalyptica.” This was were Sunday afternoon and eve HUMODEX 1» »old exclusively by were present for a fried chicken of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin. ther, Mrs. Glenn Brown. Mmes. Glenn Brown, Ralph Al were Sunday dinner guests in the the first formal appearance of the ning visitors in the home of Mr. dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gordon and NYSSA PHARMACY—Nyssa David Ballantyne home. 65-member band this season. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb at-| family of Arock were March 3 drich and Miss Joleen Reece at and Mrs. Bill Schoen. *1«ll llllrd Mr. and Mrs. Greg Velder of tended the TVCC pageant Friday ! overnight guests of his parents, tended the March 2 district bas Viola, Iowa, spent last week with ketball playoff in Baker. night in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger. Jim Neely spent a recent week Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel. Mrs. Allen Benoit recently spent with his grandmother, Mrs. C. N. YOU WHO WANT THE ELEGANCE OF THE NEW CAPRICE, Neely Sr. of Parma, while Neely several days in the Ed Tyner resi attended an Oliver Tractor com dence caring for her mother who YOU WHO WANT THE SMOOTHNESS OF A NEW IMPALA, had undergone surgery. pany convention in Portland. Attend La Grande Tournament Moves From Cheyenne YOU WHO WANT THE PERFORMANCE OF A NEW CHEVELLE, Mrs. Bud Sappe drove a school Lonnie Lee Tyner, son of Mar ion Tyner of Parma, arrived re bus to La Grande Friday for the YOU WHO WANT THE UNIQUENESS OF A NEW CORVAIR, cently from Cheyenne, Wyo., to basketball tournament and Mrs. reside with his grandparents, Mr. Mark Hartley was a chaperone. AND YOU WHO WANT THE THRIFTINESS OF A NEW CHEVY II...; and Mrs. Walt Wismer of rural Among students attending were Nyssa. Lonnie is now a sopho- Leila Farmer, Richard Cannon, more student at Nyssa high Susan Hartley, Linda Ballou and Linda Peine. school. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gammel Sunday dinner guests In the Alfred Adams home were Mr. and of Parma were Sunday dinner Mrs. Wayne Adams and family of guests of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Payette. Mrs. LeRoy Morris and Marvin Udlinek. The Udlinek family of Boise spent Thursday ! couple visited March 2 with Mrs. and Friday with her parents, the Bill Quick at Marsing. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard were Alfred Adams couple. Sunday visitors in the Harold Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cross of Payette were Sunday visitors in Dail home. Marla Dail was a weekend guest of Janet Dail. the John Bretz home. MALHEUR HOME Mrs. Frank Byers and Mrs. Jim Ashby* Have First Child Farmer visited Saturday in the TELEPHONE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Ashby John Somers home at Caldwell. have received word from their . Mrs. Ethel Lay and Frances son and daughter-in-law, telling i Kratzburg were Sunday callers at of the March 3 birth of their first the Byers home. Saturday visit- child. Ashby is employed at the ] ors were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bell laboratory in New Jersey. ! Clifford and Brenda Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haney Mr. and Mrs. Burl Walton of Boise were Sunday visitors in the I spent the weekend in Spokane By Freda Astoreca Mr. and Mrs. Leland Montgom SUNSET VALLEY — Mr. and ery spent last week on the Oregon Mrs. John Cleaver were Saturday coast visiting friends they knew dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. while serving a mission for the : W 7 / Oregon Trail News Events Reported By Correspondent ÄVhen you can’t see them, you can almost feel they’re in the COME ON IN NOW! room with a Long Distance call. Go ahead CHEVROLET J> Call now. WEEDS FOR SALE? Now’s the time to get just the buy yon want on just the car you want. Your Chevrolet dealer Is celebrating Double Dividend Days—No. 1 Buys on America’s No. 1 Cars! Availability and variety have never been greater! Pick your model, pick your color, pick your custom touches and power. 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