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THURSDAY. MAY ¡2. 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE EIGHT Medford Faculty School Activities Highlight News Member to Head Of Residents in A] iple Valley Area HS Department By Mr». Waldo Smalley APPLE VALLEY—Mr and Mrs. Arnie Finkbeiner and Kim. Mr. and Mrs Don (Barbara) Hatt and family will be honored with a farewell party Thursday evening. May 1», in the Apple Valley school gymnasium. The event is scheduled to begin at 8 o’clock and all residents of the commu nity are invited to attend. CONTROL APHIDS ON ALFALFA ’ Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Saunders and three sons were Mothers’ Day dinner guests of Miss Karen Saunders at Ontario. Mrs. Kenneth Saunders, Hazel Ferguson and Mabel Fox attend ed the Professional Christian Wo men’s council dinner on Tuesday evening of last week at East Side cafe in Ontario. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wild. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wild, Shirley Seward, Sue Chadwick and Norris Mise- mer, all students at Northwest Nazarene college in Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ruse and girls of Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill and family were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hill. Ice cream and cake were served to the visitors. Last day of school picnic for Apple Valley will be held Thurs day. May 26. Field day events will start at 9 a m. with a picnic lunch at 11:30 for everyone. Those attending are asked to take a bas ket lunch and own table service. Coffee and punch will be served and a free Dixie cup of ice cream will be provided for all school children by the PT A chapter. Area mothers are also reminded Accepts College Position that May 13 is school day for all Mr. and Mrs Harvey Pitman first graders entering Apple Val and two sons of Boise were Sat GLEN SCHIREMAN ley school next fall. urday overnight guests of Mr. and . . . 1949 NHS Graduate Mrs. Charles Pitman. On Sunday ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. John Boston en both families celebrated Mothers’ Glen Schireman has been nam tertained Friday evening with a Day with dinner at Moore hotel ed supervisor of health, physical > birthday anniversary party for in Ontario. Harvey Pitman has their daughter. Shelly. Guests accepted a teaching position for education, recreation and safety , were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pearson next fall at Boise college. He will for school district 549C at Med of Payette. Mr and Mrs Ed Ca be in the speech and debate de ford. according to a recent an nouncement. hill and girls of Boise. Mr. and partment. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Boston Anna Boston was a weekend William E Schireman of Nyssa, PTA Chapter Given Awards guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bos a 1949 NHS graduate and in 1953 Eight members of the Apple ton. On Sunday they were joined was graduated from the Univer Valley PTA unit attended the by Mrs. Lucy Rogers and all went sity of Oregon in Eugene. May 5 district conference held at to Weiser where they were guests After serving for two years in Shore Lodge in McCall. “Light at a barbecue dinner in the home the U. S. Army, with 17 months the Way for PTA" was theme for of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shippy. a day-long conference with 97 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. of that time being in Japan, he his studies at U of O delegates in attendance. and Mrs. Fay Collins were Mr. resumed District President Mrs. Glenn and Mrs. Pete Bash of Donnelly, and in 1956 received his master’s Layher of Caldwell introduced Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cahill and girls degree. Schireman and his wife, the speakers for the morning as of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Col the former Harriet Scroggins, are parents of three boys. sembly. Following a noon lun lins and son of Parma. He taught and coached at Jack cheon, workshops were held for Attend Party in Boise the executive members. These Mr. and Mrs. John Boston, Mr. sonville high until 1959 when were reported to be very inter and Mrs. Dale Collins attended a he joined the Medford staff upon esting and informative. May 5 evening surprise birthday consolidation of the two schools. Those attending were Yoshiyi party for Mrs Ed Cahill in Boise. For the past four years he has Kora and Betty Jean Griffin, who Mrs. Peggy Upshaw of Cald been chairman of the PE. health represented the area council; Ar well was a May 5 afternoon vis and intramural program, served lene Seward. Yoko Takatori, Nor. itor in the Alva Hill and Harry as driver training instructor and ma Nelson, Naomi Fritts, Bonnie Ray residences. The Upshaws are assistant coach. Nichols and Helen Otani. Schireman is replacing Lee V. moving soon to Pilot Rock, Ore. Apple Valley received two Mr. and Mrs. Jim Correll, Mr. Ragsdale who in August will be awards, one for the most dele and Mrs. Cleo Whittom of Wei come head of the health and phy gates present and one for the ser spent Saturday visiting Jim sical education department at most delegates traveling the Whittom at Boise. Portland State college. greatest distance. The 1967 dis Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble trict 3 conference will be held in visited Sunday afternoon with ert Smalley and family of Payette Emmett. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. were Sunday evening dinner Arrives From Texas guests in the Waldo Smalley resi- j Dibble at Nampa. David Saunders recently arriv Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley dence. ed home for summer vacation and family were May 4 guests of Gordon Nichols of Nampa was from LeTourneau college at Long Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Henshaw a Saturday overnight guest at view, Texas. at Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols. 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