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Pilgrimage Takes Mauldings to Holy Land Couple Tours Africa, Asia, Europe; Visit in Athens With Lena Kalaya THURSDAY. JUNE 2. 1966 ■w THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Adrian First Graders Hold Final Field Trip On May 6. ItHW, the Adrian first graders had their final field trip <>f the year Th« children, then teachers and room mothers took a school bus to Nyssa where they visited the Clover Lawn Dairy and saw how milk is processed attd packaged. Mr. Don Engstrom showed the children through the plant and treated them to a cup of delicious fruit punch after the tour At 11:20 am. they boarded the train for Boise. Idaho. The school bus met them nt the Boise depot and they had a picnic at Ann Morrison park After lunch they went to Julia Davis park to see the animals and Idaho Historical Museum. At 3:30 p.m. they started for home after an educational day of fun. The pupils were accompanied by their teachers. Olive Mitchell and Juanita Maggard; Bertha Atagi. Selma Miller, Dolly Jones and Angie Chaney, room mothers. The bus driver was Marlow Thompson. Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Maulding recently returned from a memorable trip to Africa, Asia Minor and Europe. A high light of their journey was a visit to the Holy Land. The Mauldings left New York on March 13 by jet plane and landed at Amsterdam where they spent one day, and among places of interest they visited were the diamond mar kets. $ ♦--------------------------------------------- They then went to Cairo tert-st visited by the couple And where they visited the King of special interest to the Nyssans Tutankhamen museum and is their visit with Lena Kalaya, viewed the royal belongings the very first AFS exchange stu dent to attend the local high and jewelry. Due to a dust storm, their plane school while residing with the was grounded, so the Mauldings Grant Rinehart family, next door then took a train to Luxor where to the Maulding home. Lena now weighs just 80 pounds King Tut’s mummy is entombed and the Mauldings say she has a Farming by Ancient Methods marvelous "sense of humor" and The couple said they were it would take a long time to find elated with the train trip as they anyone more loyal to America. DR. and MRS. L. A. MAULDING ar* ahown riding in aiyl* with got to see the Egyptian people and She teaches English in a Greek th* setting believed to be in Cairo. Egypt, n*ar th* Nil* Hilton their native customs of 3000 years. school, as well as giving lessons Farming was being done with in Greek to American factory per hot*l. This photo was brought to th* Journal by staff members at Maulding clinic without the coupla'a knowledge, so no questions wooden plows, drawn by water sonnel. could be asked. However, the Mauldings will know exactly where buffalo. And instead of modem She mentioned many times equipment, the men were carry that she will never forget her* they were and at what time. BONNIE. HARLAN SAGER ing the dirt in buckets to con Nyssa friends and would appre ARRIVE FROM COLLEGE struct Aswan dam. ciate letters from them. The Miss Bonnie Sager arrived home They visited Jerusalem and the Mauldings urge that those friends Friday evening from Eastern Ore Holy Land and while there, stay write to her. as she is truly still gon college where she is attending ed at a hotel on the Mount of interested in Nyssa and asked school. Miss Sager left Monday Olives. They visited many of the them so many questions about for Spokane to be interviewed for historical sites, tout found that the town and its residents. By Mr*. George Moeller Mrs. Tom Drydale and Mrs. acceptance by Methodist Deacon their most inspiring moments ARCADIA—Arcadia club mem Goldie Roper visited recently ess hospital. were those they spent viewing In Rome on Easier Sunday bers May 13 at the home of with nursing home patients at Harlan Sager arrived home the sacred places from their hotel On Easter Sunday, the Maul Mrs. met Cecil Houston with 13 wo-1 Malheur Memorial hospital and from Oregon State university window. dings were in Rome and they ar took treats from the Arcadia club The Mauldings say they were rived home on the following Wed men present. Visitors were Opal Mrs. Drydale reported on the; Friday. He recently returned to Sutherland of Payette, Mrs. Hen OSU for graduation and commis amazed at the apparent great nesday, April 13, after spending visit at the last club meeting held sioning exercises which will be ry Carroll and Mrs. Jim Tracy. | wealth in Beirut, capital city of one day with relatives in Chicago. Mrs. Clyde Bowers conducted in the Houston home. Georgia held June 5. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lebanon. While on the trip. Dr. Maulding the business meeting. Roll call Hust entertained the group with mond Sager and Karen Ellis are attend medical meetings with oth was answered by women describ two dance numbers—a tap rou leaving Friday morning to attend Visit With AFS Exchangee the rites. Athens was another place of in. er physicians, surgeons, research ing their mothers. Mrs. Fred Nor tine and a ballet. ers and specialists. The sessions man won the hostess gift. Mrs. Sunday dinner guests in the were held in Lebanon. Jerusalem, Parley Feik and Mrs. Houston GANNS HAVE COMPANY Sager home were Mrs T E. Sager Cairo, Athens and Rome. Also were appointed as a nominating Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Knighten and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dan among those making the trip were committee. of Superior, Mont., were Sunday iel Harris and sons of Prairie City, Dr. and Mrs. Dodds of Sheridan, 114 Bower Avenue Next meeting will be June 10 overnight guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W W. Foster. Ore. at the home of Mrs. Amy Strad Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann. En NYSSA . . . OREGON Publishers of the Journal sug ley. Election of officers will be route to Umatilla, the Knightens DINNER HONORS VISITOR Phone 372-3305 gest that those interested in hear held and all members are urged were accompanied by his son, Mrs. Eliza Weston of Salt Lake Steam Cleaning ing about the Nyssa couple’s trip to attend. Kenneth of Winchester Bay. City is visiting for a week with • Major Overhaul Work visit with them—as it would take Also visiting Sunday in the her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. • Brakes — Tune-Up page after page of the Journal to Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob Gann residence were Mr. and and Mrs. J. E. Brower. A family • Motor and Transmission cover their exciting and interest left May 21 for Portland to visit Mrs. Gerald Findley of San Jose, dinner was hosted Sunday. May Exchange Service ing pilgrimage. Calif., and Randy Findley of Vale. 29. at the Brower residence. In relatives. • Free Pickup and Delivery Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves were attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Observe 45th Anniversary ARRIVES HOME FROM BYU • SERVICE CALLS Sunday dinner guests of the Gann Stanley Bybee and sons of Pay A large group of relatives and couple. Boyd Blair arrived home re ette; Mr and Mrs. Gene McKee, Car - Care cently from BYU at Provo, Utah, friends attended an open house Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stoker. Salt to spend summer vacation with reception Sunday, May 22, for Mr. CREDIT PLAN Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sto SPEND WEEKEND IN OGDEN Use Your Credit Card . . . his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frell and Mrs. Otis Bullard on their Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Cottle ker, Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Jay By and Pam, Mrs. Alice Banner Nothing Down ... Revolv Blair. Arriving with Boyd was 45th wedding anniversary. left last week for Utah to meet bee Miss Marilyn Hale of Idaho Falls Richard McLauchlin of Hermis and family. ing Plan With 20 Months who Alan who is atending BYU at will be visiting the Blairs ton spent the weekend in the To Pay! John Sebum home. Mr. and Mrs. Provo. The family planned to for a week. Claiiified* Bring Resultai Dick Corn and Bruce were recent spend Memorial weekend at Og Sunday dinner guests in the Se den. bum residence. Mr. and Mrs Cecil Houston IN APPRECIATION visited Sunday evening with Mr. We take this opportunity to and Mrs. Ray Shaw in Fruitland. thank our friends for the many Guests in Feik Home kindnesses expressed in thought Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor of and deed following the death of Almo, Idaho, and Helen Harker our loved one. Those kind acts of Shelley were recent weekend I will always be remembered, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Parley —Mrs. Frank Sorenson Feik. Mr. and Mrs. Sheff White is reported to be Chester Sorenson recovering at his home from in-| Mr. and Mrs. juries sustained in a recent car Marvin Sorenson wreck. Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Parley Feig accompanied J. R. Cundall an LDS church group on a temple excursion to Idaho Falls two | EXPRESSION OF THANKS weeks ago. While there she also ; We wish to thank all our visited her sister, Mrs. William I friends who were so kind and Hirschi. i thoughtful during the illness of Visit in Mountain Hom* | our loved one, Lynn Kygar. We Mr. and Mrs. George Hust and also express appreciation to those Georgia went to Mountain Home who sent messages of sympathy, Thursday, May 19, to visit her took food to the home and ex mother, Mrs. Minnie Hersey, who tended their sympathy in other was hospitalized with a broken ways. ankle. Mrs. Hersey sustained the —The Family of injury while fishing. Lynn Kygar Arcadia Club Women Slate Election Meeting June 10 at Stradley Home Area's Rural Correspondent Reports Recent News Events in Apple Valley Mr*. Waldo Smalley Mr. and Mr* Walter Hopper Joe Thatcher of Billings, 'Mont , and daughter of Union und Mr*. brother of Mrs. Hurry Ray, has Susie Coin were Muy 20 overnight been visiting for several weeks guest* <>f Mr. und Mr*. Lloyd Dibble. The latter couple visited in the Kay residence. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey of Muy 22 with hi* parent*, Mr. und Caldwell were guests of Mr. and | Mis. J. L. Dibble ut Nampa. Mrs. George Griffin on Muy 22 Report* on PTA Conference for a fireplace picnic in celebra- | Betty Jean Griffin. Arlene Sew. tion of Lori Griffin’s birthday an ard, Donnu Buy and Shirley Niel niversary. sen attended u Muy 23 area PTA Mr. and Mrs Earl Boston and council meeting ut Parma junior Lucy Rogers attended graduation high school Mrs Seward gave a exercises on May 22 for Susan report on the i*TA district con Boston at Ontario high school. ference held recently in McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morgan re Mr. und Mrs Dun Nichol* of cently moved into the Saru Miller Empire. Nev.. Mr. und Mr*. Al house und the Heber Grigg family Grimes and Sheila Hay* of Cald moved to Dr. Faulk’s place. well, Mrs. Doug Daniell und two children of Glenwood, Wash., Attend Wedding in Boise were May 22 evening dinner Mr and Mrs. C. L. Fritts attend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wuldo ed the recent wedding of Sharon Smalley. They celebrated birth Fritts and Norman Sanders ut the day unniversaric* for Alan Dan Cathedral of the Rockies in Boise iels, Mary Nichol* and Frunce* Mr. and Mrs. Don Fritts and Smalley. family were recent weekend Mr. und Mr* Earl Boston, Lucy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Conley Rogers and Gay lene Brumbaugh Wilson at Pinehurst. attended the dance recital of Ger- Cleta Saunders and Arlene riune Roger* Friday evening. May Seward attended a district mis 21, given at Nampa State school. sionary convention of the Nazar- ene church held May 18 in Boise | ARRIVE FROM MILWAUKIE Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Weeks and Mrs. Saunders were ulso dele family of Milwaukie and Mr*. E. gates on Thursday and Friday for the Nazarene district assembly K Burton of Vancouver were weekend guest* of Mrs Blanche held in Boise. Mr and Mrs Bob Shippy and Weeks Sunday dinner guest* Danny of Weiser were recent were Mr and Mrs Larry Phifer, weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Dwight Dillon, Mr and Mrs. John Van Zelf, Nyssa; Mr. and Earl Boston. Mrs Glen Weeks and family, Mr. Ludlow* Visit From Burley and Mr* Piai* Johnson and fam The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Ludlow ily, Parma; Mrs. luiVern Star of Burley were May 22 visitors buck. Burns; Mr. and Mr*. John Weeks and family of Seneca. of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson. C & G GARAGE THANK YOU. . . Voters of Malheur County For Your Support in the May Primary Election. AMEIL CLAUDE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE For County Commissioner Your Vote in the November General Election Will Be Appreciated! (Paid Pol. Adv. by Amell Claude. II om 211. Ontario. Oregon) June Is Dairy Month All Twines Are Alike... ON À NATION-WIDE SCALE .... BUT . . . EVERY MONTH YOU SHOULD GET YOUR MILK NEEDS! MILK • • • One's Different! Circle ”P” Baler Twine doe« stand out! 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