THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
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THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1966
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Wood Finishes Shown; Lecture Given
Al Nu Acres Women's Club Meeting
Garden Club Session Held at Siam
Home; Mrs. Judd Elected President
Leslie Topliff took his son and
NEWELL HEIGHTS — Mmes daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs.
Thelma Hammon. Gerrit Timmer i Irvin Topliff and family, to the
man, M. L. Judd and Agnes Ash Saturday evening performance of
craft were among those attending the Old Fiddlers’ contest in Wei
a recent ANK Garden club meet ser.
On the evening of June 21, Mr.
ing held at the home of Mrs.
and Mrs. M L. Kurtz took her
Gerrit Stam.
i aunt. Mrs. Jessie Tucker, to visit
A potluck dinner was served Mrs. Kurtz’ brother-in-law and
and officers were elected. Mrs. sister, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Durnil
Judd was named president, with at Ten Davis, Idaho. Last Thurs-
Mrs. Timmerman chosen as vice i day the trio visited Mrs. Kurtz’
president. Others named to office aunt, Mrs. Ethel Stafford in Boise,
are Mrs. Tom Nishitani. secretary, and on Saturday Kurtz and Mrs.
and Mrs. Ashcraft, treasurer.
Tucker visited the latter’s sister.
Mrs. Ida Collins at the Presby
Karla and Steve Kriegh visited terian nursing home in Ontario.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Websters Host Dinner
Hill and Garry at Cascade
The M. L. Judds and the M. O.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Webster en-i
Judd family were Sunday guests tertained with a family barbecue ■
for a patio dinner at the home of on Father's Day. Among those
Mrs. Muriel Judd in Parma.
present were Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt visit Waddell of Ontario, the Stanley
ed Sunday evening at the Mary Mills family. Mr. and Mrs. Stan- J
Auker and W. C. Van DeWater ley Bishop and baby, Mr. and A FATHER-SON COMBINATION is among many anniveriary. Thay are (from left) Mr a. Phil Clu-
homes in Big Bend.
Mrs. David Hill.
patrons hard at work planning th* Roswell high cu. Mr». Lyle Andrew and Mri. Mildred Smyaer.
Jim Grooms of La Grande spent school reunion picnic. In the center is Marvin This group of RHS former students stand in front
Birthday Picnic Held
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd en the weekend at the Jake Borge Abbott. RHS class of 1939, and on the right is his of the school building where from 1916 to 194S
tertained with a picnic on the home. His wife, the former Kay father. Guernsey Abbott a member of the 1916 high school classes were held. It now houses ac
evening of June 20 honoring their Borge, and small son returned graduating class. He and hi* classmates were the tive classrooms for students in grades 1 through 6
son, Danny, on his birthday an | home with him Sunday after very first to graduate from Roswell high — and comprising an enrollment of 150. with Fred Hulls
niversary. Twelve members of the noon. The family is residing in ar* this year celebrating their 50th anniversary. serving as principal. The reunion picnic will be
family were present to help him La Grande while Jim is enrolled Also in this photo ar* three members of the class at 1 p.m. Sunday. July 17, in the community park
for the summer term at Eastern of 1914 who this year are celebrating their 25th at Parma.
celebrate.
Kenneth Farr and sou. Dee, » Oregon college.
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attended a father-son outing held
Mrs. Dora Grunig of Albany TWO NYSSA YOUTHS EARN
TOWNES HAVE GUESTS
VISIT FROM CALIFORNIA
Friday night and Saturday at arrived Saturday to visit her sis OSU SCHOLASTIC HONORS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Eiqhnef
Mr. and Mrs Sam Smiley of
Pinetop lodge near Boise.
ter. Mr and Mrs. Carl Fenn. Mrs.
Nyssans James E. Benedict, of Harrisburg, Ore., were recent West Covina. Calif, und Mrs. Vir
The Louis Pratts visited Friday Dave Savage and girls were Sun school of engineering, and Paul
with Howard Connaughy at his day afternoon callers at the Fenn Okano. school of science, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. H ginia Taylor of Englewood. Calif.,
camp near Freezeout. He recent home. Mrs. Grunig visited Sun among 721 students listed on the Porter and Mrs. Eichner’s bro visited during the past week with
ly sustained injuries when his day morning in the Gene Simp spring term honor roll at Oregon ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and their parents. Mr. und Mrs. Wil
Mrs. Herman Towne.
horse fell; however, he suffered son residence; Mrs. Richard Fenn State university.
liam Smiley of Nyssa.
no broken bones. The Pratt and children were afternoon call
To be eligible for the honor list,
couple also visited with Mr. and ers.
students must make at least a fl
Mrs. John Ross of Vale at their Feted at Birthday Dinner
plus average for the term.
cow camp near Dry Creek. Mrs.
Parents of the honor students
Joan Kurtz, daughter of Mr.
Anna Pratt spent the day in the
are Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Benedict,
and
Mrs.
Bob
Kurtz,
celebrated
Eugene Pratt home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiroto Okano.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Conable her sixth birthday anniversary
Sunday.
Dinner
guests
were
her
who had been visiting in the
NYSSANS CAMP IN IDAHO
Wilson Witt and W. C. Van De grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinow-
Kurtz;
a
great-great-aunt,
Mrs.
Water homes, left June 21 for
! ski and family, Dr. and Mrs. Da-
Jessie
Tucker;
and
Danny
Cutler.
their home in Sacramento. Calif.
The M. L. Kurtz.’ and Mrs. Tuck | vid Sarazin camped during the
Fenn Family Visits
er were Saturday evening dinner ' weekend near Sagehen reservoir
Mrs. Richard Fenn and children guests of the Dudley Kurtz fam in Idaho.
visited last week with a sister. ily.
Mrs. Lowell Madison and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Warren several days last week with Bill
and with a brother, Mr. and Mrs. and family, Mrs. Edith Suter of Hammon. The visitors are geo
Lloyd Skeen at New Meadows, Parma visited Sunday afternoon logy students at Oregon State
university in Corvallis and Ham
Idaho. She also visited a niece, in the Irvin Topliff home.
Mrs. Marie Moore and son, Hank mon’s classmates. While in the
Mrs. William Hoxie in Council,
and returned home Saturday af of California, and Mrs. Tina area, they spent a part of the
Schiemer were Friday evening time behind Owyhee Bend where
ternoon.
Mrs. Francis Kriegh and Kathy dinner guests of the R. D. Mc they fished, swam and went rock
hunting.
of Filer, Idaho, left Saturday for Kinleys.
Bill Muntz of Salem and Eldon Birthday Events Reported
their home after visiting Mr. and
Bleak of Klamath Falls spent
Mrs. Dick Kriegh.
Mrs. Marie Moore entertained
Saturday with a luncheon honor
ing her son. Hank, on his birth
day anniversary. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and Mer-
vin, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy,
all of Adrian; Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
vil Hutchinson and daughters of
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Nyssa.
A barbecue dinner honoring
Jerry Golding on his 13th birth
day anniversary was served June
21 by Mrs. Thelma Hammon.
Guests included his mother, Mrs.
Donna Golding and Garry of On
tario, Bill Hammon. Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Hammon and family.
Mrs. Leon Chamberlain, Cher
Residence— 114 North Fourth Street, Nyssa, Ore.
rylee, Terrilyn and Jed left last
(Downstairs Apartment — Rear Entrance)
Thursday for a visit of several
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Stringham at Boun-
PHONES — 372-3058 or 372-3316
I tiful, Utah.
By Mr*. Dal* Wilt
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By Mnbcllo McKagu*
Mrs, Nielsen is doing aa well ns
NU ACRES Regular meeting can 'be expected at this time. Her
of Nu Acres Farmerette club
members was held June 22 at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Baxter. The
latter served as hostess, assisted
by her daughter, Mr-. Bert
Schmidt und daughter, Peggy.
President Fern Gardner pre
sided over the business meeting
which was followed by a talk and
demonstration on finishing of
various woods for home use. This
was give by Nile Darling of the
Stunz Lumber company in New
Plymouth and Ontario, A ques-
tion and answer period followed
the lecture.
After the meeting, refrcith
ments were served by the hoa
tessea. Mrs. Roy Howard was
guest for the afternoon und 10
members were present.
daughter, Mrs. Arvin Ker.se> and
sons, arc .staying at the Nielsen
home to help her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Flunk McKague
of Nicolaus, Calif., who hud been
vacationing in the Pacific North
west und ('umida, spent lust Mon.
day visiting his brother, Mr und
Mrs. Mike McKugue.
SALLEES RETURN HOME
Mr mid Mrs. George Sallee re
turned home Sunday following u
three-week trip to the eustern und
southern states. In Media, Pa.,
they attended t'he June 1H wed
ding of their son, Tom, and Joan
Seiko. Tlie Nyssans also visited
relatives in Kentucky und Mis
souri.
r-------------------------------------------
Mrs Bert Schmidt and daugh
ter of Madras are spending sev
eral days with her mother. Mrs.
Ralph Baxter.
Visit From California
Mr. und Mrs. Thotnus Evans
and children of Livermore. Calif.
are visiting his mother. Mrs Lucy
Evans and sister, Janice. They
plan to visit friends and other
relatives before returning home
next week.
Miss Janyee Gardner left Sun
day for Elko, Nev., where she will
spend the summer with her aunt
and will also be employed.
Mrs. Effie Nielsen, who recent
ly underwent surgery at St
Luke's hospital in Boise, returned
Saturday evening to her home.
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Over 20.000 Lba.
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