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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1966 * Rural Correspondent Reports Recent Activities of Residents in Big Bend A PAGE SEVEN - Arcadia Residents Return to Homes Following Trips ÀKH Extension Unii Women Plan Skit; * Hold Auction By Mrs. Wilson Witt Members of the Happy Dozen NEWELL HEIGHTS--Member* Card club met Friday afternoon of AKH Home Extension unit in the home of Sue Ashcraft with By Mri. Dyre Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright By Mrs. George Moeller met on the evening of March 15 Edna DeHaven of Ontario as BIG BEND- Mr and Mrs. Ken spent March II visiting in Nampa. at the home of Wilma Powell. guest player. Score prize winners ARCADIA Mr. and Mrs. Par neth Price and family of Rldge- Arrive From Joseph Among those attending were four were Agnes Ashcraft, Mabel Pier ley Feik returned home Saturday view, Mrs. Agnes Johns and Mrs. guests, Harriet Stanshaw, Opal cy, Minnie Stam and Mrs. De from u week ’ s trip to the Los An . Mr and Mrs. James McGinnis Arthur Gale visited March 13 Bernard, Helen Fenn and Jan Haven. Next session will be at with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery. Jr. and family of Joseph, Ore., geles area. They visited Disney the home of Dorothy Fox. Mills. land, Marineland and other points arrived March 12 to spend spring Other recent guests in the Avery Chairman Dorothy Fox was in of interest The Felka accompa Mmes. John Fahrenbruch and vacation with his parents, Mr. home were Elder and Mrs. Harry charge of the business session, Wilson Witt visited last Thurs and Mrs. James McGinnis and nied their son-in-law and daugh Gruy of Caldwell. during which plans were made to day evening wtih Mrs. Lydia ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Everton other relative*. Mr and Mrs. Bill Van DeWatcr present a skit at the forthcoming Worden. of Nampa, Miss Mary Weir returned March and daughters of Fruitland spent spring festival. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fenn and 12 to her home from Malheur a recent Sunday evening at the The lesson, “When Death Edward Fenn of Albany were Mr. and Mrs. C. R Kesler Sr. Quittin’ time!” Memorial hospital in Nyssa. Boyce Van DeWatcr residence. Comes,” was presented by Vir Friday visitors in the Carl Fenn accompanied Karma Kesler and Mr. und Mrs. Bill Blevins were ginia Timmerman and a white ! residence. Bob Coble of Eagle Valley at Joleen Reece to Seattle last Fri tended the March 14 meeting of March 13 visitors of Mr. and Mrs. day when they visited Mrs. Kes DISCUSS 4-H SCHOLARSHIPS elephant auction was held for Sheila Pratt celebrated her 12th Seventh meeting of the Stitch- scholarship funds being raised by birthday anniversary last Thurs Big Bend Grange and also visited John McCroden und family in ler's brother - in - law and sister, Nampa, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Mladenich. On . ettes 4-H club was called to order extension units throughout Mal day evening with a slumber party Mrs Phil Clucus and Julie spent Saturday they visited Kesler’s by Vice President Rhonda Orr heur county. Election of officers attended by 12 of her friends. Mrs. Lucy Rogers of Roswell visited March 12 with Mr. and March 14 visiting Mr. and Mrs. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and ut 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon, was held prior to adjournment. CeUbrai* Annivarsarias March 19, in the home of Virginia Vernon Slippy and family at Mrs. James Valley in Portland. Next meeting will be at 8 Mrs. Jesse Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Province of Nampa. o’clock Tuesday evening, April 19, They were Sunday guests of | Cleaver. Summoned to California New business discussed by the at the home of Jan Mills and the Caldwell arrived Sunday at the Mrs Errol Jensen and family Mr. and Mrs. Dale Weight and Mrs. Pearl* Abbott recently of Idaho Falls were recent guests group included money for 4-H lesson will be on "The Making home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs took Mrs. Arthur Gale to Cald of her parents, Mr. und Mrs. Hor family ut Eugene. Mrs. Weight is scholarships, with members vot of Salads.” L. C. McDermott. They brought a niece of the Keslers. The four well where she boarded a bus ace Chuney. with them a complete birthday ing to help raise funds by holding some returned home Sunday. for lx»s Angeles, She was called a food sale. Gene Worden, a student at Ore dinner to celebrate the March there by the death of a sister-in- Feted on Anniversary Next meeting of the Stitchettes gon State university in Corvallis, anniversaries of the McDermott Mrs. George Hust and Georgia law. Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam of will be at 3 p.m. Saturday, April and Mary Worden, who attends couple. visited Monday with Mrs, Larry Warren Wood returned March 9 Newell Heights and Mrs. Romilda Mrs. M. L. Judd entertained 2, in the Lester Cleaver home. Treasure Valley Community col to his home from Caldwell Me Miller were March 11 evening Gardner and children in Nampa. —Shirley Cleaver, Reporter. lege, are spending spring vacation with a family dinner Sunday hon morial hospital. dinner guests at the Jim Miller Visitors From Ashland with their mother, Mrs. Frankie oring her husband on his birth Don and Dale Avery of Hey home in honor of Libbic Miller’s day anniversary. Those attending Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rogers and EVENING DINNER GUESTS ! Worden. burn, Idaho, arrived March 12 for seventh birthday anniversary. Mr. children of Ashland spent from were Mr. and Mrs. L J. Kinney The Rev. and Mrs. Robert a few days’ visit with Mr and and Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman and Friday until Sunday with Mr. and Obenchain and family of Notus Released From Hospital of Ontario, Mmes. Olive and Mur Mrs. Anna Pratt was released iel Judd of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ted Avery. Mary culled later in the evening. Mrs. Dick Corn and Bruce. Mrs were Friday evening dinner Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brock, Mr und Mrs Boyce Van De Corn and Mrs. Rogers attended guests in the home of his brother March 16 from Malheur Memorial M. O. Judd and sons. Cheryl and Carol visited recently Watcr were March 13 dinner high achool together in Redmond and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. hospital in Nyssa where she was Mr. and Mrs. Harry Love and with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Moser nt guests of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Abe have Jim Obenchain, Sharon and Ter a patient with gall bladder daughter visited on the evening Jamieson, Mr. and Mrs. Ix*onurd Carl Foglcman at Nampa. moved from the Butler house on ry. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Codr and complications. She is reported to I of March 16 with the Harrison Ruckman in Vale. Miss Nancy Blades of Nampa Imperial avenue to the dwelling family of rural Nampa were Sat be still quite weak, on a special Loves in the Ray Simpson home. Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins visited March 13 with her aunt, vacated by the Fred Schilling urday evening dinner guests in diet and is being cared for in the Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Eason and home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. baby, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Simpson were March 13 dinner guests of Mrs. Dyre Robert*. family. Abe is employed by Sig the Obenchain residence. Louis Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lowe at Wil Mrs Martha Phillips and daugh Murakami. and family visited Sunday in the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holdt were Simpson home. The Colorado vis der. ter of North Powder recently Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephenson Sunday dinner guests of his par itors left Monday morning, plan spent several days with her sis were Saturday evening dinner Trio Visits in Bishop Hom* ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ulis Holdt at ning to visit a son in Denver be ter, Mrs. Adu Hamilton. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Rich Linda Bishop, accompanied by Parma. fore returning to Montrose. ardson at the Chuckwagon in two Eastern Oregon college class Arrive for Spring Vacation Boise. The group was celebrating mates, Cheryl Moore of Hunting Mr. und Mrs. Roger Van Land ton and Margaret W<xxi of John ingham und children of North Mrs. Stephenson's birthday anni By Helen Hoffman Day, spent a recent weekend with Bend, Ore., arrived March 12 to versary. Miss Marjorie Morton of Cor Mr. and Mrs. Veil Bishop. spend spring vacation with her Club Meeting Set April 8 vallis arrived home Friday mor Mr. and Mrs Dick Stam and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arcadia club meeting has been ning to spend spring vacation family of Fruitland were March Edens. postponed until April 8 when with her parents, Mr. and Mrs 13 evening dinner guests of Mr Mrs Maxine Gale and children members will meet at the home Fred Morton. and Mrs Jim Miller and family. of Boise, Mrs. Pearle Abbott and of Mrs. Parley Feik. Miss JoAnne Strickland, a stu Mrs. Anna Hamilton of Nampa children, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith Richard McLauchlin of Hermis dent at EOC in La Grande, arriv spent a recent Sunday evening were March 13 dinner guests of ton spent the weekend with John ed home Friday to visit her par- and Monday with her son, Don Mr and Mrs. Frank Shelton in Sebum and Goldie Roper, He i ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Strickland and family. Nyssa. was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Riggs of and Mrs. Dick Corn and Bruce. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Glen and Mrs. Elmer Wood visited re Parma visited during a recent Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jensen Strickland were Sunday after- cently with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sunday evening with Mr, and and children, Mrs. George Boyack noon guests in the Ray Strickland Wood in their new home near Mrs. Harvey Bennett. and Nancy of Boise spent the residence. Marsing. Mrs. Pete Sillonis and Kathy weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mrs. Elza Niccum recently ac Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins, visited March 11 with Mrs. David Bullard and attended the Reece- companied __ ,____ __ ___ ,___ her ___ daughter, Mrs. __ Ed Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas attended Lodzinski in Boise. Walker wedding Friday night in Bancroft, Carol and Stephen back a March 13 concert given by the Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Guy Schaf- to their home in Portland where Nampa Christian high school To Buy, Sell or Reni, fer of Hermiston visited Saturday Mrs. Niccum will visit a few choir at Roswell Baptist church Try the Classified Page* in the Bullard home. weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Toplitt and Greg were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, the Harry WarTens in Parma. Visitors From Colorado Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Love of Montrose, Colo., arrived March 14 to visit his son, Paul Love; a bro ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson. The visitors took the Simpsons to the Polar Bear in Nyssa Sunday to cele brate the latter couple’s March birthday anniversaries. In the afternoon they went to New Ply mouth to visit the Roy Boggs family. They were neighbors while residing in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and family and Mrs. Frank Miller of Big Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam, Mr. and Mrs. John Timmer man of Ontario were Sunday eve ning guests in the Gerrit Timmer man home. A birthday dinner was served to honor the host couple’s daughter, Jane Timmer- man. Mrs. J. Bair Succumb* Mrs. R. D. McKinley received recent word from Wilma Bair Russell of Clarkston, Wash., stat ing that her mother, Mrs. Jesse Bair, had succumbed during the early part of February. They are former residents of Newell Heights and were close neighbors of the McKinleys. Jackie Nielsen of Ontario spent several days last week with Renee Hardman. They became friends while residing near Pendleton. The Carl and Rollo Fenns visit ed Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Art Fields, patients in a Caldwell hospital. Earl Crocker visited Friday af ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McDermott. Cow Hollow Control Resistant Wireworms in potatoes Use Niran* 10-G ...and be sure! GAIN MERICA’S FAVORITES CHEVROLET TRUCKS J I Powerful Niran 10-G controls all wireworms in potatoes ... even those which have developed resistance to many conventional insecticides. Play it safe. Wireworms damage both potato seed piece* and infest growing tubers. Crop damage In Infested soils can result in heavy culls. Wireworms can cause substantial losses of marketable production. The most effective way to use Niran 10-G is to broadcast from 20 to 40 pounds of granules per acre before planting. Immediately work Niran 10-G Into the upper 4 to 6 Inches of soil. Wireworms move about In the soil. That's why broadcast application is most effective. Be sure the soil temperature is warm enough before applying Niran 10-G. Wireworms do not move near the surface of the soil until the temperature is warm enough. Soil temperatures are generally too cool prior to April 1. Follow directions carefully for most effective use. Niran 10-G Is a powerful chemical. Treat it with respect Read and follow directions on the label carefully. 566,664* NEW CHEVROLET TRUCKS WENT TO WORK LAST YEAR. THAT’S A RECORD FOR CUSTOMER ACCEPTANCE...EVEN FOR CHEVROLET! Last year more people bought Chevrolet trucks than ever before. Stands to reason. Chevrolet makes a truck for almost every kind of job. So many components are offered you can set up a Chevy to do your special job the way you want it done. Cost is low. Resale high. Chevy’s been the No. 1 truck since 1937. Put a new '66 model to work. It's bound to be No. 1 on your job for years. •Source R. L Polk 4 Co., Detroit, Michigan. Get a Mo. 1 buy on the Mo. 1 truck during Double Dividend Days 36-6237 Want more details? Ask your nearest pesticide dealer or write to: Monsanto, Agricultural Division, St. Louis, Mo. 63166 SWAGER CHEVROLET 420 Main Street Nyssa, Oregon Phone 372-2224
