THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY. APRIL 21, 1966
Oui-Our-Way Club Members Schedule
Mothers' Day Party at Folkman Home
By Halen Hoffman
BUENA VISTA Mrs Thurman
Piercy was hostess to the Out-
Our Way club members Wednes-
day afternoon of lust week. Nine
women answered roll call with
suggestions for "A Spring Tonic."
Game prize winners were Mrs
George Folkmnn. Mrs. Clara Cor-
Friday evening dinner guests
at tiie Alonzo Knowles home in
observance of his birthday anni­
versary were his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Knowles of Nyssa
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Knowles
were Sunday dinner guests of
Henry and Dent Mitchell.
Entertain Church Group
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Stephen
were Friday evening hosts to the
We-2 group of Owyhee Commu­
nity church Sixteen were present
for the devotional program ami
social evening, Refreshments of
cinnamon rolls, coffee and punch
were served by the hoat couple.
Mrs. Martha Norland was an
April 12 dinner guest at the home
of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Stephen.
OWYHEE CHURCH WOMEN
PLAN VARIOUS PROJECTS
Owyhee Missionary circle meet­
ing was held April 12 at the home
of Mrs. Harold Dull. President
Freda Astoreca conducted the
business session.
The women discussed plans for
taking short recorded sermons to
homes in the area for senior citi-
ens. The ladies are also working
on new chorus sheets which will
be used for Bible school.
BIBLE SCHOOL WORKSHOPS
HELD AT AREA CHURCHES
Workshops were held two eve­
nings last week in the Seventh-
Day Adventist churches at Boiae
and Payette to instruct lay mem­
ber» in methods of conducting
vacation Bible schools.
Speakers were W. J. Harris of
Washington, 1).C., Elder Benjamin
Preston of l’ortland and Elder
Harold Gray of Boise. Elder
Harry Gray, pastor of the Parma
church, was also present at the
meetings.
Sherry and Cruig Simpson of
Boise spent Easter weekend visit-
‘'>g »»>•'«■ grandparents, Mr and
M.s Wayne Simpson and heir
uncle and aunt, the Clint Simp-
Moni' While here the Simpsons
picnicked and hunted rocks in
Succor Creek canyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Blanche Hoffman. Afternoon
visitors were Mrs. Ronald Day
and LaMar of Nampa and Mrs.
| Claude Day.
Mrs Guy Tunner and Mrs. Al-
zina Suiter were in Caldwell Ap­
ril 14 when they visited Mrs
Robert Haney, who is a patient in
a hospital there.
Mrs. Woodrow Seueil and chil­
dren were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Edith Whipple
!<arry Wilson spent Sunday at
the Delbert Cleaver residence.
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AIRMAN FIRST
CLAS8 JAMES B. N. Strasser Serves
OSTROM was re­ Aboard Food Ship
cently selected out­
standing airman of In Vietnam Region
Navy Boilerman Third Class
the month for his
Norman
S. Strasser is serving in
unit. Tan Son Nhut
Air Base, Vietnam. the Viet Nam combat zone aboard
A ’•man Ostrom, an the store ship, USS Vega, accord­
aircraft equipment­ ing to a Navy news release.
The Navyman is a son of Mr.
repairman. is a son
and
Mrs. N. S. Strasser, 810 Park
of Mr. and Mrs. Bar-
avenue in Nyssa.
til A. Ostrom of 601
The Vega, currently operating
Good avenue. Nyssa.
He received a cash with the Seventh fleet in the
award for his exem­ South China sea, supplies the
plary conduct and fleet’s ships with all types of food,
duty performance delivering fresh, frozen and dry
and presented a cer­ foodstuffs by the millions of
tificate of mainten­ pounds. The ship recently visited
ance achievement. the British port of Hong Kong.
Airman Ostrom is a SENIOR CITIZENS PLAN
graduate of Nyssa FRIDAY DINNER MEETING
high and is married
A meeting of the Senior Citi­
tn the former Carol zens' club will be held at 10:30
Adams of Payette. Friday (tomorrow) morning at
Mrs. Ostrom and the Nyssa Methodist church. The
couple's daughter. group is planning a noon potluck
Teri, reside with his dinner and those attending are
parents in Nyssa.
asked to take own table service.
Whipple Qualifies
For Silver Dolphins
Engineman Third Ciass Ken­
neth G. Whippl«- recently quali­
fied atxiard Navy submarines and
was presented his silver dolphins
aboard the USS Irex, SS 482
The young Navyman is a son
of Mrs. Edith Whipple of route 2,
Nyssa, an NHS graduate and en
tered the service in December
1983.
Whipple recently epent a 14-day |
leave with his mother and other
relatives in thia area.
Award presentations were mad«- ■
while entering th«- home port of I
New London, Conn., after a sev- !
en-week cruise to the Caribbean
where Irex participated in Opera- |
tion Springboard.
VISITORS FROM EMMETT
Mr and Mrs. Homer Whitman
and boys of Emmett were Sunday
afternoon visitors in the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ewen
Chard.
Simpsons Visit in Seattle
Mr and Mrs. Wayne Simpson
recently returned from visiting
their son and daughter - in - law,
Mr. and Mrs. Klair Simpson and
Russell in Seattle
The two
couples went sightseeing at the
Seattle Civic center which is in
the former World's Fair site. They
visited the Space Needle, other:
places of interest und also took
u trip along the coast enroute ,
home.
Mrs Zell Richesin, grandmother
of Bill Richesin; Mrs. Jeff Brown,
an aunt; and Dick Richesin, an
uncle, all of Caldwell, were Fri­
day ufternoon visitors ut the Bill
Richesin home They came to see
the Richcsins' baby, who is the
youngest great-grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sisson re­
cently attended a baptismal ser­
vice at the Christian church in
Homedale when- their son-in-law,
the Rev. Gary Shoemaker, is pas­
tor
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin
attended Knife and Fork club
meeting April 12 at East Side
cafe in Ontario.
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Regular meeting of the Apple
Valley PTA unit will be held at
8 o’clock tonight (Thursday) in
the school gymnasium, it is an­
nounced by Mrs. Kenneth Nelson,
publicity chairman. A special
event planned for the evening is
a talent program with all resi­
dents of the area invited to par­
ticipate.
RETURN FROM PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne
returned home April 11 after
spending several days in the Port­
land area. They visited a son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
David Johansen at Beaverton,
and spent Easter Sunday with
Towne’s sister-in-law, Mrs. Ann
Morris in Portland. The couple
also visited Mrs Elizabeth Bur­
ton, a former Nyssan, and rela­
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ATTEND SEED SCHOOL
Mr and Mrs Bill Wahlert at­
tended a seed school Thursday
and Friday on the University of
Idaho campus at Moscow and vis­
ited Saturday and Sunday with
their daughter. Tone, who is a
student at Gonzaga university in
Spokane.
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