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THURSDAY. MAY 26. 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Kingman Kolony News Events Told By Area Reporter T V Siudeni Describes Recent Field Trip Into Succor Canyon With M. Corey EMPIRE BUILDERS PLAN ACTIVITIES IN NEAR FUTURE Activities began with a pizza party when Malheur 4-H Empire Builders met May 5 at the home of Susan Hickey near Weiser. The business session was con ducted by Judy Faw in the ab sence of club president. Main topic of discussion was the June 10 style review to be held during the spring fair at Ontario high school auditorium. Commentators for the review will be Judy Faw and Carrie Saito, with Diane Kuwahara and Sandra Davis in charge of decora tions. Prior to adjournment, the Em pire Builders heard a tape re cording of a speech given by Dean Maser, dean of education at Ore gon State university in Corvallis Next meeting will be June 2 in the home of Glenda Sunder land at Willowcreek. —Karalee Faw. Reporter. By Florene Kygar KINGMAN KOLONY—Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant and Jimmy were Sunday afternoon visitors at A the Glenn Brown residence. Mrs. Fred Schafer, Steven and Robert arrived Wednesday eve ning of last week from Salt Lake City to visit at the Oscar Schafer home. Mrs. Fred Schafer and sons reside in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer visited recently with La Vada Lenaghen in Boise. The Schafers were Sunday dinner guests of William Marshall at Meridian. Guests in Phifer Home Sunday dinner guests at the James Phifer home were Mr. and an issue of the Journal, including the linotype. THESE YOUNGSTERS were taken on a tour of Mrs. Ralph Phifer of La Grande. Illustrator picture engraver, the newspaper press the Journal printing shop last Thursday morning Mr and Mrs. Charlie Bowers. and folder. He also demonstrated the Job press by Foreman Max W. Urry (upper right). They Dean Pittenger of Porterville, Doty visited last Thursday after operations and presented each of the 16 pupils were accompanied by their teacher, Mrs. Elaine Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bow noon at the C. H. Doty home in with a "slug" bearing their names. The pupils Nelson (upper left) and Don Bishop. Nyssa ele ers and family of Adrian. Mr. and Caldwell. mentary vice principal (upper center). The chil seemed intrigued by this souvenir and soon had Mrs. Charlie Chapin and family Attend Ladies' Activities dren are students in the remedial program spon every available scrap of paper covered with their and Miss Sheila Huffman of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman sored by the Office of Economic Opportunity. A* names, using the "slug" much the same as a rub Nyssa. attended May 17 Ladies’ night ac Urry took them on the tour he explained the ber stamp. In this manner they learned the basic Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Phifer tivities at Maudie Owens cafe in principle of letterpress printing.—Staff Photo. and family of Madras arrived Payette. The event was hosted various phases of work involved in publishing Friday evening to visit at the Jim by Lions club members for their l Phifer and Charlie Bowers homes. wives. Carl Phifer of Madras participated Mrs. Charlie Bowers and Mrs. in the track meet Saturday at Charles Chapin visited last Thurs Ontario. day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Martin of Marvin S. Wright in Boise. Moscow were weekend visitors in By Freda Astoreca Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen at Sunday afternoon visitors in the home of her parents. Mr. and the Tracy Mefford home were Mr By Karen Wiggin* SUNSET VALLEY—Guests in tended graduation exercises in Mrs. Klaas Laan. LINCOLN HEIGHTS Member« and Mrs. Glenn Mefford and fam-1 the Homer Brewer home Sunday Emmett Sunday afternoon. May Mrs. John Kygar and Mrs. Irene ily of Apple Valley. evening were Messrs, and Mmes. 22. Their niece. Fay Marie, daugh of the intermediate adult class Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb were E. J. Hobson, James Langley, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Whit- of Malheur Butte Baptist church held a recent party at the Bruce Friday evening visitors at the Jim Keith Langley, Joe Hobson of I man, was one of the graduates. Hunt home. Devotions were led Phifer home. Ontario, Keith Tailman, Donnie Club Women Hold Picnic The Ralph Phifer family of La Brewer, Darrel Williams, Fred Worthwhile club members held by Harland Meyer, and during Grande arrived Sunday morning Deffer, Howard Evans of Parma, their annual picnic Thursday, j the business meeting a nominat- to visit the Charlie Bowers couple, j Roger Watts and Mrs. Eunice May 19, at Owyhee reservoir. ing committee was appointed by Barker. There were 18 women present for 1 the acting president. Visit at New Plymouth Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman. They were honoring three Ad a picnic dinner and barbecued Mr. and Mrs. Ken Patterson of Mr. and Mrs. John Hodge visited rian graduates, including Louise hamburgers. Guests were Mr. and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer, Marilyn Tailman and Mrs. Charles Schweizer of Vale Portland spent a recent weekend Dobberstein at New Plymouth. Jimmy Brewer. Refreshments (the latter a former Worthwhile with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt were were served in the Brewer home ! member), Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Wilson Winter. Mrs Vernon Carlstrom and Sunday evening visitors at the1 following commencement exer i Chard of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Smith and Connie, Mrs. Stansbery and Mrs. Begeman residence. cises at Adrian high school. I family of Ontario visited May 18 Luther Bell, all of Ontario, went Zelma Ocamica of the Big Bend to Pocatello to spend Mothers’ community was a Saturday morn Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price were with Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Astoreca. Day weekend at Idaho State uni ing caller at the John Kygar resi Sunday dinner guests of their A Thursday evening guest of the dence. Saturday dinner guests of daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Astorecas was Mrs. Harley Wil versity where Mrs. Bell's son is son. Mrs. Astoreca visited last a student. the Kygars were Don and Della Groves and family at Parma. Thursday morning with Jean Al Attend Birthday Party Franklin, Lee and Maxine Pret exander. tyman, Mrs. Grace Brown and Guests in Price Home Michelle and Tami Wiggins Joel Price of Monmouth visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin spent a recent Sunday afternoon Mrs. Charlene Kygar, all of Boise, recently with his parents, Mr. and visited during the weekend with in the F. E. Deffer home at Ad and Merl Kygar. Mrs. Ira Price. Other guests were their son-in-law and daughter, rian where a birthday party was Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crow at Mad given for Susan Grannis, cousin family of Portland. Friday eve ras. of the Wiggins girls. Susan; her ning dinner guests in the Price Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Wyatt of brother, Richard; and their mo home were Mrs Don Share and Roswell visited Saturday night ther, Mrs. Del Grannis, are stay children and the Ira Price family. with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb. ing at the home of the latter’s Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Price and Hud Robb of Nyssa visited parents, the Deffers, while their family visited later in the eve on Wednesday afternoon of last husband and father is in Thai ning. week with the Wayne Robbs. land. He is expected to return Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell Three Uncle* Succumb home soon, following a year-long visited last Thursday evening in Mr and Mrs. Carl Simpson and stay there. the Leonard Newgen home. They Carla went to Utah last weekend What better way to spend an evening Bill Schlegel of Tuscorora, Nev., also visited friends from Spring to attend funeral services for an spent a recent week fishing in the than with a charming companion and field. Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Lynn uncle. Three uncles of Mrs. Simp, area and visiting with his brother, a luscious meal, enhanced by incom Buffington, who were enroute to son succumbed last week—one in in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Montana. The Buffingtons are Portland on Wednesday, one in Jake Nuse. parable service. former Sunset Valley residents. Salt Lake and the other in Og Myrtle Hillis visited from Sat den on Thursday. All three fun Visitors From Portland Kay Louise and I-ouanne Hunt urday until Monday in Twin Falls erals were Monday afternoon. of Portland spent a recent week with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. George Folkman at end at the homes of their parents. tended the funeral services for Attend Boise Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Ross, Mr. and the uncle in Portland. Mmes. E. J. Hobson, James Mrs. Bruce Hunt. FRED and JENNIE BENNETT Mr. and Mrs. Warren Johnson Langley, Bill Fitzsimmons and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Perry of visited Sunday night with Mr. Open Daily From 5 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. Irene Hobson attended the May Vale were recent Sunday dinner and Mrs. Jim Chadd in Caldwell 212 Main Street Phone 372-3950 18 district meeting of the Nazar- guests of their son-in-law and ene World Missionary society at The Chadds’ son, Bruce, was in daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Austin NYSSA . . . OREGON a car wreck Friday afternoon and First Nazarene church in Boise. was hospitalized until Sunday. He Robbins. On the previous Sunday is reported to be getting along the Robbins couple were dinner all right. He had a severe cut on guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brock his right eyelid, cut knees and a Robbins at Cambridge, Idaho. Bonnie Sulen. who is attending badly bruised chin among other Northwest Nazarene college in injuries. Nampa, spent a recent weekend Women Tour Garden Mrs. Frank Holub attended a with cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Town and Country Garden club Kemble. meeting May 19 at the home of Mrs. Bill Schireman in Nyssa. a birthday dinner for Warren and Plans were discussed for the dis family Saturday evening at her trict meeting. Later they toured residence in Homedale. Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen, Mr. the garden of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. and Mrs. Wayne Robb visited Fri Countryman in Ontario. Mrs. Clare Phillips, sister of day evening with Mr. and Mrs Warren Johnson, entertained with James Langley. ■fi i ini * vfi Three Adrian High School Graduates Feted at Party in Brewer Residence * JUL' 2Í? ♦ By SCOTT ENGSTROM Then on to the canyon itself On Wednesday, April 27. IVtWI.' students in Mrs. Dorothy Wilson’s We drove through the canyon, and Mrs. Hasel Lane’s sixth grade stopping here and there to let rooms went on u field trip to Suc Mr. Corey explain Interesting cor creek. Students in our class points. Then back down the can room (Mrs. Wilson’s) w< nt in one yon to a campground where we bus, while Mrs. Iuine's pupils had a wiener roast. After lunch we went down into went in another. Our bus driver was Mrs Bud Sappe Don Bishop the creek bed (it was nearly dry), and John Lane followed in a up the aide <rf a nearby mountain and every other place looking for pickup. We left at about 9 o'clock and rocks und thundereggs. headed for Mr Maurice Corey's Pupils Find Many Agates place. There we went through After hunting for a while, we his house, which is full of rocks. were called in by our teachers. We also saw some of his fossils We then clenned up the campsite and tools he uses to cut and pol und left for un ugutc bed. ish his stones. Everyone was giv Soon after we got out of the en two plume ugates. Mr. and canyon, we turned off for the Mrs. Corey and Adolph Schroeder agate beds, and there we found served as our guides. many ugutes. After a few minutes Tells of Succor Creek we again loaded up and headed From there we went on to Sue. for home. We were back nt school by cor creek with Mr. Corey riding in tho pickup. Before we got to 3:30. Everybody enjoyed the trip the canyon, we came to a hill and no injuries came about Chaperones for students in our overlooking it and Mr Corey told how Succor creek was formed, room were Mrs Cruson, Mrs. the kind of rocks to be found Engstrom, Mrs Olsen, Mrs. Reece and Mrs. Strom. there, etc. Hunt Residence Scene of Party For Adult Group DO YOU "MELT” EACH SUMMER ? GOOD FOOD MAKES FOR GOOD TIMES! 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