Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, May 05, 1966, Page 4, Image 4

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    THURSDAY. MAY 5. 1986
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE FOUR
TVCC Tea-Style Show
Honors Senior Girls
NYSSA MOTHERS ATTEND
OSU CAMPUS ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Bill Wahlert and Mrs. Wil­
ton Jackson spent lust weekend
in Corvallis where they attended
Mothers’ weekend activities on
the OSU campus with their son
and daughter, Billy Wuhlert and
Lynn Jackson. The latter is a I
sophomore student and during
the past year bus served as presi- .
dent of Hawley Hall, women's
residence building, She was re- i
cently selected as residence ad­
viser for next year.
Among activities attended by
the Nyssa mothers was a dinner
at which Governor Mark Hatfield
was principal speaker. They also
attended un interfraternity sing
with various college groups com­
peting. Alpha Chi Omega won
first in the girls' division. Karla
Bartlett, daughter of former Nys-
sans Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bartlett,
was a member of this group. The
Bartletts presently reside in Port­
land.
Other Nyssans attending the i
OSU activities included Mmes
Kody Kixiama. Bud WiBoo. De­
ward Benedict, Eugene Cleaver.
Paul House and Thelma Hammon
Correspondent for Newell Heights
Reports Recent Activities
in Area
* Ben Love was a Sunday dinner
To honor all senior girls of
Treasure Valley was the purpose
of a style show and tea held ut
Treasure Valley Community Col­
lege Sunday, April 24. Girls and
their mothers were entertained
with u wide variety <>f modeled
fashlona and several musical se­
lections.
Miss TVCC. ReNae Miles, gave
a short talk to the group. Mrs.
Laurin* Wr*nn, tan at women
at the college, served as the ad­
viser for the event.
By Mrs. Wilson Witt
NEWELL HEIGHTS —Mr. and guest of his sister. Mrs. Ray
Mrs. Ivan Tollman of Kennewick. Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt vis­
Wash., arrived Sunday and re­
mained until Monday with her ited Saturday evening at the Carl
mother, Mrs. Lydia Worden Mary Begeman home in Kingman Kolo-
Worden, a student at Treasure : ny.
Valley Community college, was Leave for Alaska
a Saturday evening guest of her
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Love left
grandmother, Mrs. Worden.
April 26 for Ketchikan. Alaska,
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz and where he has employment. They
family were Sunday evening din­ planned to go via Bandon where
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wood­ he underwent recent arm surgery
ATTENDS USU ACTIVITIES
row Seuell. Mrs. Gladys Morfitt and was to have a pin removed
Mr and Mrs. Marlon Glenn
was a Sunday dinner guest of her before continuing on the trip.
| spent the past weekend in Utah
son - in - law and daughter, the
Mr and Mrs. Carl Fenn, Mr.
where Mrs. Glenn attended Mo­
Kurtz couple and children.
and Mrs. Earl Ward, Elsmore
thers’ activities on Utah State
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Stam of Fenn of Homedale. Mr. and Mrs
university campus with their
the Oregon Trail area were Sun­ Rollo Fenn camped and fished
daughter. Sherrie. The Nyssans
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. last weekend at Beulah reservoir.
also visited her mother, Mrs. Mary
They report fishing was good but
Luit Stam
Anderson at Brigham City.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam. John­ cold and windy weather.
ny and Susan of Fruitland were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simmons
THIS IS VICKIE HAMILTON,
As indicated by the white fig­
Sunday morning visitors in the and David were Sunday dinner
a former Nyssan whose parents,
ures on her black bowling bell,
William Webb home at Adrian. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holdt.
the Bill Hamiltons, recently
the young kegler came within
Mrs. Sid Hardman attended a
purchased the A and W Drive*
three pins of rolling a 600
Entertains Card Group
In at Ontario and moved their
scratch series (a score admired
Happy Dozen card group met recent district meeting of the i
family to the neighboring town.
by keglers of all ages). And
Friday afternoon at the home of WMC at the Assembly of God
this young lady isn’t through
were April 27 dinner guests of The 15-year-old (reshman stu­
Marge Looney in Adrian. Guest church in Ontario.
yet. Again on Saturday, April
Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Miller. The dent has continued to bowl In
players were Edna DeHaven and Attend 4-H Session
Nyssa, and together with Kurt
30. just before thia picture waa
occasion
was
to
celebrate
the
Betty Phifer. Prize winners were
Terrilyn Chamberlain and Shei- j
taken at the Sugar Bowl, the
Mrs. DeHaven, Agnes Ashcraft. la Pratt attended a special 4-H WHILE A JOURNAL PHOTOGRAPHER was visiting at iha Ad­ men's recent birthday anniver­ Marostica and Danny Wilson, is
rolled a 229 scratch game.
Bernice Toombs and Dorothy Fox. meeting Saturday at Nyssa Meth­ rian school plant last Thursday morning to snap pictures of top saries. Other guests were Mr. and a member of Wilson's Janitorial
team, known as the "Pinheads."
—Journal Photo.
Sunday afternoon visitors in odist church. The group met with 1 winners in the recent science fair. Supt. Glenn Ward pointed out Mrs. Harry Gage of Boise.
the Carl Fen home were Mrs. Helen Dwelle, county extension this cute group of pre-schoolers heading for the cafeteria. When
Dave Savage and girls. Duane agent.
this photo was taken, they had just gotten their trays of food and
Fenn and Lori, Howard Fenn and
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Churchill were being assisted by their teacher, Miss Judy Shurtliff (inset on
David.
of La Grande arrived Saturday left) and teacher's aide, Mrs. Tony (Rosie) Martines. They appear­
Mrs. Ray Simpson. Mrs. Mar­ morning to assist his mother and , ed to be hungry little "fellers." as it took several attempts to get
garet Eason and daughter, Mrs. her husband with painting their!
them to look toward the camera instead of at their teacher who
Susie Rooch. went to Vale April house.
was holding a tray of sandwiches.
27 when the latter met her hus­
Duane Fenn and Lori of On-1
band who is working near Vale. tario were Sunday dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leedy,
and she can be out of doors, Mrs.
of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Mills is feeling much better and
who had been house guests of
Simpson.
getting along very nicely.
Mrs. Lydia Worden, completed
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eason of |
their business transactions and
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker
left Saturday morning for their Parma were Saturday evening
and Pam spent a recent weekend
visitors in the home of her par­
home in Sacramento.
at the home of their son. Mr. and
By Mrs. G. E. Mackey
ents. the L. C. McDermotts.
Mothers Visit at OSU
Mrs. Gene Simpson and daugh­
Mr. and Mrs. Pate Duncan of Mrs. Bob Parker and family in
Mmes. Frankie Worden and ters and Donnie Walker visited Vale were recent Sunday dinner La Grande.
Verna Costley of Homedale left Saturday afternoon m the Rollo guests of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Visits Husband in Japan
Friday morning for Corvallis Fenn home.
Bob Duncan and family.
Mrs. Danny Richardson flew by
where they participated in Mo­
jet
to Japan April 20 to visit her
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cleve
Tisdale
of
Visit at New Meadows
thers’ weekend activities.
Longview, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. husband who is stationed there.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard
Fenn
and
Leslie Topliff. who had been
Sam Davis of Caldwell and Mrs. She returned home the following
staying with his son, Irvin and family went to New Meadows Charles Anderson of Clatskamie, Saturday evening.
Saturday
to
visit
her
sister.
Mr.
|
family since being hospitalized in
Ore., were April 21 dinner guests
Bruce Winn of Boise spent a
Caldwell, returned April 26 to his and Mrs. Lowell Madison. They of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey and
recent weekend at the home of |
I
returned
home
Sunday
evening.
home.
her mother, Mrs. Florence Gowey. his parents, Mr and Mrs. Earl
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz, ac­
The
ladies are sisters of Mrs. Winn and family.
companied by her aunt. Mrs. Ida
Gowey.
Mike Brownfield, Gayle Foss
Collins of the Presbyterian nurs­
The way we drive has a lot to do with how much wear our engines get. Stop-and-
Mrs. Marjorie Looney recently and Rex Franklin attended the
ing home in Ontario, visited last
go, long, hard driving can increase engine wear. Unfortunately, most of us can't
Thursday in the I. C. Dumil home took Mrs. Gertye Schultz of Cald­ Civil Air Patrol encampment in
change the way we drive. But we can protect our
at Ten Davis. Mrs. Edna Cowling well to Reno to visit for several Caldwell during a recent week­
of Adrian was a Sunday dinner days with Mr. and Mrs. Walt end. They received certificates
engines, by changing to RPM Motor Oil. “RPM” pro­
The Chevron
of achievement.
1 guest in the Kurtz home, and in Looney.
tects
in all kinds of driving... stop-andgo, long hauls,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Zelf vis­
the afternoon the trio called on
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson
ABOVE ALL
Same Location Six Years
heavy-duty. In fact, with “RPM’’ and proper oil
ited during a recent afternoon entertained Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Tina Schiemer.
Across From Idaho Power
means service
with Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey April 20, in honor of Mrs. Marie
changes, your engine can outlast the life of your truck,
and Mrs. Florence Gowey.
GRANDSON EARNS AWARD
— PHONE —
Moore on her birthday anniver­
car, or other equipment. Try it. Call us soon about any
Newell Heights — Dale Kurtz, Attend CAP Banquet
sary. Among those attending from
of the complete *‘RPM” line.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kurtz
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bowers, this area were Messrs, and Mmes.
of Merrill, Ore., recently received
Elmer
Rosenkilde,
W.
E.
Piercy
36 Yean Experience as Dental
a trophy upon graduating with accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. and Henry Day.
Technician Assures You of
the top proficiency test score Ernest Seuell, attended the Civil
372-3131
Air Patrol banquet April 23 in Mills Shows Hawaiian Pictures
among men in his company.
Ross Mills attended an 1OOF
He is a member of the armed Caldwell.
Ross Mills was in Caldwell on meeting Thursday evening, April
forces and is attending a two-
year radio school at Fort Mon­ business April 23 and while there, 21, in Vale and showed the group .
mouth. His paternal grand par­ visited his mother, Mrs. C. R. pictures and told of his recent
ents are Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz Mills at the Benjamin guest home. trip to Hawaii.
Since the weather is getting warm
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mackey
of the Newell Heights area.
’’Fuel for Thought"
— From BILL SCHIREMAN:
No matter how you drive,
RPM Motor Oils make your
engine perform better
and last longer.
Adrian Area
George Carey
QUALITY REPAIR
DENTAL LAB
24 N. 8th—Payette
642-2982
in Nyssa
Coll
Top Quality Work
William (Rill) Schireman
Your Standard Oil Distributor
•’Min*’*
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Full Sets Serviced
Broken Plates Repaired
Loose Teeth Relined
Missing Teeth Replaced
WHILE YOU WAIT!
Open Evenings
By Appointment
EASY CREDIT TERMS
Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Visitors From La Grande
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parker and
family of La Grande spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. I
and Mrs. Vernon Parker. Mr. and
! Mrs. Paul Parker and Marilyn
Parker of Ontario were also Sun­
day dinner guests of their parents.
Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Boatright
and family of Caldwell were Sun­
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Veryl Harrison and family.
Dad Knows How
TO TREAT A LADY. . .
/tt (bntaJtio. Ne/xi
.
VAU.EYRE Beef -O- Rama
BEEF COOKING SCHOOL
Thursday May 12
1:30 p.m.
Ontario High School Gymnasium
Learn how you can feed your family better, for
less, taking advantage of economy cuts of beef. Get
free recipes. Door prizes include a Frigidaire range
donated by Diamond Furniture and Idaho Power.
Sponsors of the Beef-O-Rama are the Malheur County
Cow Belles.
So Do We, and Mom Is the Guest
Of Honor Here!
Bring Her Out Sunday—Let Her Choose
From Our Excellent Menu . . .
★ Chicken and Dressing
★ Broasted Chicken
(With All the Trimmin's)
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Polar Bear Drive In
502 Main Street
Phone 372-2929
NYSSA . . . OREGON
Modern FLAMELESS
Electric Cooking
Idaho Power's Leona Anderson will assist in
cooking demonstrations on new flameless electric
ranges.