THURSDAY. APRIL 14. 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
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Gale Admitted to Hospital
Arthur Gale was taken to Mal
heur Memorial hospital in Nyssa
April 7 suffering with a badly
infected hand. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
By Mrs. Dyre Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and Gale of Washington visited dur
BIG BEND—Mr and Mrs. Wil family visited Sunday ufternoon ing the weekend in the Gulc
lem Mantel and son attended a with the Gerrit Timmerman fam home.
fourth birthday anniversary party ily in Newell Heights
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucus and
Mrs. Verl Bishop and Mis Er-I family attended a family Easter
Sunday afternoon for Tina Hop-
man. daughter of Mr. and Mis. nest Seuell were among those at- I dinner at the home of her brother, I
Cees Hopman of Nyssa.
tending an open house reception Richard Knapp in Roswell
honoring Mr. and Mrs Dick I Mrs Lorraine Bauman and sons
Mrs. Jack Slabaugh entertained Kriegh Sunday afternoon at their of Nyssa spent Saturday with Mr.
at a family dinner Sunday at home in Newell Heights.
and Mis. Boyce Van DeWater.
their home in Caldwell in honor Jolly Janes to Meet April 20
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De
of the birthday anniversary of
Jolly Jane club members met Water were Easter guests at the
her mother, Mrs. Chet Smith. Ad Wednesday afternoon at the home home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heed
ditional guests were Chet Smith, of Helen Bishop, with Goldie Rob in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Ricks Gale and fam erts as assistant hostess Sixteen
ily of Boise, Mrs. Pearle Abbott j ladies and two children were in Feted on 29th Anniversary
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank attendance. Roll call was origi-
Mr. and Mrs. John Packwood
Shelton of Nyssa.
[ nal Easter hats. Emma Newgen were honored guests at a dinner
i received the hostess gift. Next held Saturday at the Chuck Wa
Mrs. Pearle Abbott entertained meeting will be April 20 with gon restaurant in Boise honoring
their 29th wedding anniversary.
Saturday afternoon with a small Clara Addington in Wilder.
Other guests were the R. G. Pat
Mrs.
Darrell
English
and
Elea
birthday party honoring her
daughter, Bobbi, on her anniver nor visited her father. Earl Clar.y tersons of Boise and Carl Pack
sary. Guests wert> her classmates i at the Caldwell Care center last woods of Arena Valley.
' week. Mr. Clary is reported to be
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas and
from Roswell school.
I improving.
family attended a concert of the
Mrs. Dyre Roberts spent several Los Angeles Bible college choir
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mausling
days
last week helping her daugh Monday night in Boise. Bill and
of Adrian were Sunday guests at
the Erie Mausling home at a din ter, Mrs. Jim Carroll and family, Kathy Van Patten, two members
ner in honor of Mark’s ninth move to Vale from Cairo. Carroll t>f the choir, returned home with
is employed by the city of Vale.
hem and were overnight guests
birthday anniversary.
Birthday Events Highlight News
Of Residents in Big Bend Community
EASTER EGG HUNTS for the small fry seem to fit
right in with the ever-increasing speed of the present
space age. When a Journal photographer arrived Sat
urday at Nyssa south park, only minutes after the
event was scheduled to start, the Jaycee-sponsored hunt
was over and the kids were leaving the scene. Finders
of lucky chocolate eggs were enroute to the various-
named firms io claim their prises. By jumping in the
car. rushing back to the office and then to the nearby
Merc store, the photographer was able to snap pictures
of several prize winners. Tiny Mike Savage says
"Thank You" as Bookkeeper Ruth McGinley hands him
a cash prize. Other children in the upper photo can
be identified with exception of the dark - haired lad
nearly hidden from view. The others are (left to right)
Beronica Elguezabal, Jeanie Jefferies. Larry Haney and
his small brother. Kenny. Other prize winners in the
photo on the right are Jeanean Smith and Matt Strin
ger. For a while Saturday morning the rains came and
hopes for an egg search dimmed, but by 1 p.m. the
weather had cleared and the hunt went on. under di
rection of Jaycee Chairman John Marsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Blades of
Nampa visited Sunday afternoon
with Mr and Mrs. Dyre Roberts.
Attend Mission Circle Meeting
Mmes. Boyce Van DeWater.
Lester Campbell and Varner Hop
kins attended Mission circle April
7 at the home of Mrs. Alta Gra
ham.
Messrs, and Mmes. Boyce Van
DeWater and Varner Hopkins
were April 15 evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oben-
chain in Nyssa.
Messrs, and Mmes. Verl Bishop
and Steve, Bill Bishop and daugh
ters, LeRoy Bishop of Boise were
Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Will Bishop in Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edens and
daughters of Payette were Sun
day evening dinner guests of Mr.,!
and Mrs. Henry Edens.
Garden Club Holds Session
Boston were Easter guests of Mr. VISIT IN PENDLETON
Adrian Garden club met Tues
and Mrs. Robert Shippy at Wei
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Winchell day afternoon, April 5, with Mrs.
ser. Kim Boston remained for a returned home Saturday after Helen Bishop. There were 11 wo
longer visit with the Shippy fam spending a week visiting their son men present to see Mrs. Mabie
ily-
I and daughter - in - law, Mr, and Fangen of Nyssa make arrange-'
Saturday evening dinner guests . Mrs. Jack Winchell, Carol Ann ments featuring driftwood.
; of Mrs. Martha Norland were Mr. and Cindy Marie at Pendleton. It
By Mrs. Waldo Smalley
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Prosser and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and and Mrs. Lee Norland of Poca I was the first time the Nyssa boys of Pilot Rock, Mr. and Mrs.
children of Pocatello were week tello, Axel Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. couple had seen Cindy Marie as Arnold Bell of Hermiston spent
end guests of her parents, Mr. Lester Norland and children of she arrived on April 1 of this Easter weekend with their moth-
j er, Mrs. Edvthe Prosser. Mr. and
and Mrs. Dwight Seward. Shirley j Caldwell.
year.
| Mrs. Delno Brock and Carol and
Seward was a Saturday overnight Enters Nyssa Hospital
guest in the parental home. Easter
Mrs. John Boston entered Mal April 6 visitors of the Jack Wil Miss Cheryl Brock of Boise were I
also Sunday guests.
dinner guests of the Dwight Sew heur Memorial hospital at Nyssa
sons.
ards were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wild, April 7 for tests and treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Willem Mantel '
John Miller and family of Mel- | and son attended a copper wed-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wild, the Pierce
Mike Nichols celebrated a birth be, George Miller of Nampa and ding anniversary party Friday
family, Shirley Seward and Rod
day anniversary April 6 after Steve Miller of the University of evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ray
ney Rhoades.
school hours when his small
Easter morning breakfast guests friends and their mothers were Idaho were Sunday afternoon Laan of Parma.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wil Former Resident! Visit
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saun guests for ice cream and cake.
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Strong and
ders were Mrs. Leroy Seward and
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts and
Easter dinner guests of Mrs. family of Anaheim, Calif., were
family,
Eva Ostermeier were Easter din
Easter dinner guests of Mr.! ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martha Norland were Mr. and April 7 evening dinner guests of
Mrs. Joe Stephen and family of her niece, Mrs. Dick Bennett and
and Mrs. Ed Sells were Mr. and Tuning at Caldwell.
Owyhee. Afternoon visitors were family. They visited Friday with
Mrs. C. L. Hawkins of Caldwell,
Gordon Nichols of Nampa and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Norland Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith. The
Mrs. Jim Franklin and family of
Mrs. Verda Nichols of Caldwell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Strongs formerly resided where
Payette, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
were Easter Sunday dinner guests Stephen and boys of Buena Vista. I the Erie Mausling family lives.
Hawkins and Robert, Mr. and
of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols.
Mrs. Lee Hopper and family of
Vernon Atwood of Redmond. I
New Plymouth.
Ore., was an April 5 breakfast i
Mrs. George Hawkins of Lewis guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wil
ton was a Monday guest of Mrs. son. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen I
Ed SeUs.
were April 7 luncheon guests in
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and the Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs. I
three grandchildren and Anna Conley Wilson of Pinehurst were j
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Today through Saturday, 1 Io 8
p.m. — Rebekah lodge rummage
sale in Towne building.
Today, li30 p.m.—Nyssa day
time extension unit meeting at
home of Mrs. Ron Young.
Tonight, 8 p.m.—PTA meeting
in school cafelorium.
April 15. I p.m.—Tri Valley Ex
tension unit meeting at homo of
Mrs. Ira Price.
April 18. 9 p.m. — Charity ball
for Cancer Benefit fund at Eagles
hall.
April 19. 8 p.m.—AKH Home
Extension unit mooting at homo
of Jan Mills.
April 21. 2 p.m. — OKK club
meeting at home of Mrs. Harley
Wilson.
April 2!. 8 p.m.—Adrian PTA
meeting In high school building.
Attend Miller Services
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morgan,
Helen Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Fritts attended memorial services
April 7 at the I'mtcil |’i< sbvtei ■
ian church in Nampa for Everett
Miller of Melba
Spring Fencing Sale
Lin. Ft.
BOARD-ON BOARD, VERTICAL STYLE
FENCING (4-Ft. High).............. 87*
FOUR FOOT HIGH
Lin. Ft.
LOUVRE ............................... 85*
36-1 rich’High Ornamental
Lin. Ft.
Lin. Ft.
Single Loop . . 38* Double Loop . 52*
16-INCH HIGH
Lin. Ft.
FLOWER BED BORDER . . .
22*
36-INCH HIGH (IN FULL ROLLS)
Lin. Ft.
NON-CLIMBABLE FENCE . .
27*
BARBED WIRE............. Roll $10.40
FIVE-FOOT STEEL POSTS . . . Ea. 79«
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