THURSDAY. JUNE 2. 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
Memorial Weekend Events Reported
By Correspondent .in Newell Heights
By Mrs. Wilson Witt
Mr and Mrs. Kollo Fenn, Mr. with the Sunday open house re
and Mrs. Earl Ward spent last ci ption honoring Mr. and Mrs.
week camping and fishing at G. E Mackey on their 25th wed
ding anniversary.
Unity and Malheur reservoirs.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Gilger and Attend Family Dinner
children of Parowan, Utah, ar
Mr. and Mrs. M I, Kurtz; her
rived Saturday to spend Memorial
aunt,
Mis. Ida Collins, who re
Day weekend with her father,
sides ut the Presbyterian nursing
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt and
home in Ontario; Mr. and Mrs.
family.
Attending u family picnic din Bob Kurtz and family recently
attended a Kurtz annual family
ner Sunday in Nyssn park were dinner at the home of Mrs M I,.
Messrs, and Mmes. Donald Fenn
Kurtz.’ sister, Mrs. 1. C Durnil at
and family of Milwaukie; Duane Ten Davis. In the afternoon the
Fenn and daughters of Ontnrio; M L. Kurtz couple went to Cald.
Benny Beach and daughter, Vale; well cemetery to decorate graves.
the Dave Savage, Wesley Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel) McKinley
Howard Fenn and Gene Simpson
of Boise were Mny 25 evening
families; Mr. and Mrs. Rollo
guests at the R. D. McKinley resi
Fenn, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn,
dence.
Steven, Doug and Marilyn Fenn
Mary Worden, a student at
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holdt and Treasure Valley Community col
son visited his parents, Mr and lege in Ontario, spent Memorial
Mrs. Ulis Holdt near Parma Sun weekend with her mother, Mrs.
day afternoon
Frankie Worden.
Celebrate Anniversary
Family Arrives from Greaham
Ross Mills was a Sunday eve
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Simp
ning guest at the Wilson Witt
home They celebratod his birth son and family of Gresham arriv
day anniversary with ice cream ed early Saturday morning to
visit relatives and friends. They
and cookies.
Mrs Lydia Worden entertained were Saturday evening dinner
May 25 for the Bible study group guests of his parents, Mr. and
with 12 ladies present Mrs Lynn Mrs. Ray Simpson. Other dinner
Hurst presented the lesson on the guests were Messrs, and Mmes.
first eight chapters of Matthew. Johnnie Eason, Homedale; Wes
Mrs. Irvin Topllff. Teresa. Mar Walker, Gene Simpson and fam
cia and Greg visited Sunday af ily. The Raymond Simpsons were
ternoon with Mrs. Edith Suter Saturday overnight guests at the
Gayle Martin home and visited
at Parma.
Mr. and Mrs Donald Fenn and friends in Payette Sunday after
family of Portland arrived Satur noon. They were Sunday over
day morning to visit his parents, night guests in the parental Simp,
Mr and Mrs. Carl Fenn. They son home and returned to Gresh
left Monday afternoon for Port am Monday afternoon.
Delora Stone of Portland spent
land,
Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen of Sunday afternoon visiting Thelma
Corvallis were Sunday evening Hammon.
guests at the Carl I-ee Hill home. Host Barbecue Dinner
Visitors From Heppner
Mr. and M:«. Carl L n Hill en
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb and tertained May 2fl with a barbecue
Melanie of Heppner, Mr. and Mrs. dinner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Stam, Susie and Johnnie of Kenneth Price and family of
Fruitland were Saturday evening Ridgeview.
dinner guests nt the William
Danny Webster, son of Mr.
Webb home in Adrian. The Bob and Mrs. Jim Webster, celebrated
Webbs are also visiting her par his second anniversary Sunday.
ents in Marsing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Guests for a birthday dinner were
William Webb, Mr nnd Mrs. Bob his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Webb and Melanie were Monday Ed Waddell; his uncle and aunt,
evening dinner guests nt the Stam Mr and Mrs. Jim Waddell and
residence in Fruitland.
family, all of Ontario.
Mrs. Lloyd Lewis, her son and
Mr. and Mrs. M. L Kurtz were
mother, Mrs. Butts of Seattle, May 25 evening dinner guests of
visited Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hardman.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rollo Fenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz and
Mrs Louis Pratt and Mrs Anna family were Sunday evening din
Pratt went to Ontario Sunday af ner guests of her mother, Mrs.
ternoon when they were guests Gladys Morfitt in Nyssa.
at the Pete DeBoer and Elwood
Carr homes. They also visited VISIT IN JOHNSON HOME
Mrs Ix>uis Pratt's brother-in-law
Mrs. Charles Smith and Shane,
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mr. and Mrs Ronald Pierce and
Correll of Umatilla, Ore.
family, all of Baker, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom John
son. Hubert Leuck of Cottage
Grove visited Saturday in the
Johnson residence.
Area Girl? Needed
For Harvest Corps
Local Students Attend
Museum Open House
Oregon State Employment Ser
vice reported recently that there
is still need for girls to join Youth
Harvest Corps groups at berry
ranches in Willamette valley.
These girls live on the berry
farms and are supervised by com.
petent women leaders. The need
is for girls from outside the Wil
lamette area and from areas
which do not offer harvest work
at this time.
Interested applicants may con
tact the nearest Oregon State
Employment office for further in
formation.
CALIFORNIANS VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fife and
John De of Turlock, Calif., spent
several days last week visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. De-
Var Woddard of the Lincoln
Heights community, Mr. and Mrs
Leo Fife and family of Nyssa.
The couple left May 25 to re
turn to their home and were ac
companied by his sister, Toni RECENTLY TOURING THE JOURNAL printing
Fife, who plans to spend the sum plant ware theta Cub Scouts of Den 2, Troop 450.
mer months in the California Shown standing beside the new Fairchild engrav
city. Fife is manager of the ing machine are (loft to right) James Greig, Larry
Sprouse - Reitz store in Turlock Haney, Kelly Johnson (not a Cub Scout but will
and his sister will also be em- I probably be a Brownie some day), Billy Marcum,
ployed there.
Terry Baker. Brad Holcomb. Scott Holcomb and
Elvin Ballou and his eighth
grade social studies students at
tended the May 7 open house
event at the Owyhee County His
torical Society Museum in Mur
phy.
The visitation climaxed a study
of Oregon history for the stu
dents.
A special item on display at
the museum is a map of the Ore
gon Trail route through Owyhee
county, Idaho. Clothing worn by
women during the Owyhee gold
rush days and homemaking
equipment used in that era were
also featured.
Johnny Johnson. The youngsters were accom
panied by Mrs. Les Johnson who serves as den
mother, together wtih Mrs. Rodney Holcomb. The
boys are holding linotype metal "slugs" bearing
their names which were made and given to them
by Foreman Max Urry as he demonstrated vari
ous phases of the printing business.—Staff Photo.
USDA CHOICE
Round
VISITS FROM MONTANA
Mrs. Lois Lundy of Kalispell,
Mont., arrived Saturday morning
to spend the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Huffman. She returned home
Monday evening.
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