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THURSDAY. JULY 14. 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE SIX M. Robbins Home Chosen as Site For Club Picnic Capi. Tanner Arrives From Vietnam; Plans Several Week Visit in Area By Helen Hoffman BUENA VISTA —Capt. Junius Tanner arrived home July 6 from Vietnam to spend several weeks in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner. Enroute home, he visited in Salt Lake City with his sisters. Barbara and Audrey Tanner, and Mrs William (Theresa) Guthrie The latter accompanied him home to attend a family reunion and returned to the Utah capital city on Saturday. Simplot stadium. Mr. and Mrs Al Arni of Pouls bo. Wash., were July 4 guests in the Andrew Ekanger home They visited wtih Ekanger, who was recovering from pneumonia in Malheur Memorial hospital. — - By Mri. Georg« Moeller ARCADIA Women of Arcadia club announce that their annual family picnic dinner will be at 1 pin. Sunday. July 17, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merildean Bobbins on Gem avenue. All area residents, as well as visitors, are welcome to attend. - , COMING EVENTS July IS-16. 8 p.m.—Nyssa I.DS stake road shows at stake center on Alberta avenue. July 17. I p.m. — Arcadia club family picnic at Merildean Rob bins homo. July 17, li30 p.m.—Modern Pio neer club picnic at lower Owy hee park. July 20-29. 9 to 11:30 a.m. — Vacation Bible school at Nyssa Church of the Nasarene, July 21. 2 p.m. — OKK club meeting at home of Mrs. Chester Mills. .J 1 JRRt4 r Leave for Nevada Mrs. Edith Whipple and grand daughter. Patty Seuell, accompa Mr. and Mrs. Don Struve, Mar nied Larry Rookstool to Orovada. garet, Mark and Catherine of Nev.. July 8 to visit with Mr. and | Downey, Calif., are visiting Mr Mrs. Ted Rookstool. and Mrs. Cecil Houston Struve Recent house guests in the Jay is Mrs Houston's brother and Gibson home were her brother. Mrs. Struve is Houston's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver Anthony Montgomery and family The Californians were dinner Moeller spent Sunday with them and family, Leslie Topliff and of Mesa. Ariz. guests lust Thursday in the at Unity. Mrs. Orma Cleaver were Sunday Mrs Blanche Hoffman was a George Moeller home. Mrs Arie Bukkvr accompanied dinner guests at the Henry Es- July 4 dinner guest at the Glenn Mrs. William Stradle.v of Fruit members of the ANK Garden club trick home in Meridian. The hos Hoffman home The group tra land is visiting this week with to McCall Tuesday, July 12 tess and Mrs. Orma Cleaver are veled to Caldwell that evening to sisters. After dinner the group view the fireworks display at Mrs. Amy Strudley. visited the zoo and museum at Simplot stadium. Visit From Pendleton Julia Davis park in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank James of Guests In Knowles Home Mr. and Mrs Willis Bertram and Pendleton spent the weekend Recent visitors in the Lonnie Lucille picnicked at Caldwell on with Mr and Mrs. Parley Feik. Knowles home were her sister. July 4. attended a band concert Mr. and Mrs. J. A Cindell and Mrs Dolly Couchman and daugh and saw the fireworks display at family returned Sunday from Spokane where they visited her ter. Margery The Knowles’ were Host Barbecue Dinner brother, Mr and Mrs. Ted Par hosts at a family dinner on July Mr. and Mrs Glenn Hoffman THIS PHOTO was snapped Tuesday evening in (left to right) City Manager Fred O. Koch, Coun rish and family. 2. cilman Bill Fitssimmons and Water Superinten side one of the city's new pump houses located and Glenda attended a recent Gary Bullard of Portland visit In addition to the two visitors, barbecue dinner at the George on the Idaho side of the Snake river, just north dent Ralph Lowe. Other councilmen. as well aa other guests included Mr. and Folkman home. Other guests in of the Nyssa bridge. Pictured with one of the Mayor Grant Rinehart, were also on hand aa the ed Sunday in the Don Bullard home. He was returning from Mrs. Cook Mitchell and her niece cluded Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wil- large pumps now supplying water for city use are group inspected the new water facilities. Chicago where he had attended of Wallowa; the Phil Mitchell, I son and Clay of Moses Lake. Mr. | funeral services for his father, Jack and Ike Knowles families, j and Mrs. Brent Folkman, Carla I Don Bullard, who succumbed on Mr .and Mrs. George Knowles, and Robert Ritchie, who is home I ¡HP Legal Notice Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Knowles of on leave from the Navy. July S Mrs Parley Feik visited last Oakridge and their daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and No. 10,503-E week with her sister, Mrs. Edith Holly and Becky of Boise; Henry sons were recent picnic guests at SUMMONS and Dent Mitchell. "Dicken* and the Scandalmon Hirschi in Idaho Falls, and ac New books going into circula- the Clifford Harris residence in In the Circuit Court The group picnicked on July 3 Ontario. Other guests were Mr. at Mal- gers" by Edward Wagenknecht companied her to Rexburg where tion Saturday, July 16, Of the State of Oregon at the Phil Mitchell home. The and Mrs. Jess Asumendi and fam-1 Ontario Eleven essays that portray a live they attended funeral services for heur county library in For the County of Malheur Hollis Knowles' left July 4 for ily. The Goodell family spent ly and imaginative interest in a brother-in-law, Frank Wasden. include the following. ALMA JOANNE NEVINS, their home in Oakridge. "Crisis in Our Cities" by Lewis Dickens, the artist and the man Guest* in Stephenson Home July 4 picnicking and rock hunt- Plaintiff. Herber. A discussion of the haz- j "A Whale of a Territory" by Mrs. Blanche Hoffman was a ! ing in the Succor creek area. vs. Sunday visitors in the home of ards brought about by air and , Dennis J. O’Neil. The story of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephenson Barbara and Audrey Tanner of Sunday dinner guest in the home ROBERT BEN NEVINS. water pollution as well as stress Bill O’Neil, founder of General were Mr. and Mrs. Art Richard of her son-in-law and daughter, Salt Lake City and Martin Tan Defendant. in urban environments. Tire and Rubber company. Mr. and Mrs. George Folkman. ner of Washington spent July 4 TO: ROBERT BEN NEVINS. son and girls of Boise, Mr. and "The Last Hero” by John Pear- Mrs. Dennis Cindell of Ontario. Mrs. Dick Province and chil in the home of their parents. Mr. "Black Man's Burden" by James The Above-Named Defendant. dren spent the July 4 weekend and Mrs. Guy Tanner. Barbara IN THE NAME OF THE Oliver Killens. The author minces «on. The story of Donald Camp- Mr and Mrs Dean Winchester with the Morris Toll family in and Audrey returned to Salt Lake STATE O1 OREGON: You are no words in illustrating the many bell and the land speed record i and Gary of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs Boise. They picnicked Monday that day, accompanied by Kim. hereby required to appear and obvious or subtle ways in which I J. A. Cindell and family. who had been visiting her grand answer the complaint filed Negroes accept the false image "Fashion From Egypt to the in the Lucky Peak dam area. Mr and Mrs Otis Bullard camp- parents. Visit in Simpson Home against you in the above Court whites continue to project on Preient Day" by Mila Contini. A ed and fished Friday at Unity and cause on or before July 21, them. This is an impassioned but book that includes nearly 550 reservoir. They returned home Mr. and Mrs. Clair Simpson and Piercy Family Returns Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Piercy 1966, that being the time prescrib basically constructive plea for illustrations including paintings,, Monday. Mr and Mrs. George Russell of Seattle spent the July drawings, statues, ancient manu- ; 4 weekend with his parents, Mr. and family returned July 6 after ed by the Court in its order for genuine dialogue between the I scripts, engravings, clothes and' races. visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs publication of this summons upon and Mrs. Wayne Simpson; and a "The New Matriarchy" by Eve accessories from the various eras. { brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Simp Harold Garwood at Auburn, Kan. you, being four (4) weeks succes. "The Catwalk" by Richard B. They also visited two of Mrs. lyn Acworth. This book traces sively from the date of first pub son. Sherri and Craig Simpson Erno. Man's inherent loneliness I of Boise were also visitors in the Piercy’s sisters at Morris, Ill., lication hereof; and if you fail the history of women through the and need for warmth and mean where another sister from Chi to so appear and answer, for want ages and the changing concepts of Clint and Wayne Simpson homes. ing in life are epitomized in a! The group spent July 3 swimming cago joined the Piercy family. thereof. Plaintiff will apply to matriarchy and patriarchy. tale of a simple-minded young The group viewed tornado de the Court for a decree of abso "Our Space Environment" by man who builds a catwalk on his and picnicking at Starkey hot springs. The Clair Simpson fam struction at Topeka, but reported lute divorce from the Defendant Phillip D. Stern. A compact his housetop, permitting him to get they had good driving weather and dissolving the bonds of matri tory of astronomy and description ily returned home July 4. during the entire trip. mony between the parties of this of the universe as known to above the world he finds perplex- ’ The Walter Cannon and Man- ing and filled with disappoint July 4 -weeeknd guests at the suit, and for the sole custody of modem science. cel Bishop families went rock ment. "Manned Space Flight" by hunting and picnicking July 3 at Lloyd Cleaver home were a the children. Lark Nevins, Charles "The Far Family" by Wilma daughter, Ann of Portland; a son- Griffith Britt Nevins, Laurel Le Maxime Allan Faget. Af ter a Mormon basin. Dykeman. A novel set in the in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ona Nevins and Roberta Ann concise general review of the Leon Besendorfer and young son. Nevins, the minor children of the space program and its objectives, Southern Appalachian Mountains • PACK WMtfL I that tells the story of the far- ■lAftlNfil Saturday the group picnicked at parties. the author discusses specific prob i flung members of a family who Cherry Creek State park and also Service of this summons upon lems of space flight. reassemble when one of them is went boat riding. "The Great Boom and Panic" accused of murder. you by publication is made by the order of the Honorable Jeff by Robert T. Patterson. Ar. in "Helen" by E. V. Cunningham. PATIO DINNER GUESTS D. Dorroh, Jr., Judge of the above formal history of the stock mar Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marcum, | entitled Court, dated June 20, ket and the men behind it in the The story of an honest lawyer, practicing in a corrupt, prosper Billy and Sara were patio dinner 1966, and date of first publication tumultous 1920's. ous, gang-ridden western gambl guests at the Murle Marcum home hereof is June 23, 1966, "The Galloping Gospel" by An ing city. Sunday afternoon. 3 to 9 p. m. HENIGSON & STUNZ gus H. MacLean. A personal story "Th* Children Are Gone" by set against the background of the Arthur Cavanaugh, By GENE STUNZ A mother’s For Elks Members, VISITORS FROM NAMPA Attorneys for Plaintiff raw Canadian plains of half a frantic search for her missing Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McGowan century ago. 106 Main Street children. Wives, and of Nampa spent Sunday with Mrs. "A Second Chance" by Vian Nyssa, Oregon "Make Room for th« J«st«r" Out-of-Town Guests J. C. Olsen in Nyssa. Published June 23, 30; July 7 Smith. The story of a lad and i by Stead Jones. An account of a horse. and 14, 1966. what happens when an alcoholic $2.50 Per Person DINE AT McCALL drifter returns to his native town. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee dined r*IH. MO-.T CAttj NOTICE TO CREDITORS within twenty (20) days if served "Saint* in Folklore" by Chris on July 4 at McCall, Idaho. ONTARIO • MATIOMWIOr In the County Court in any other County of the State tina Hale. Accounts of the lives sirtAciMtar SUMUHllI Of the State of Oregon of Oregon, if personally served, j of many of the saints as they are ELKS LODGE To Buy, Sell or Reni. • court inLt For the County of Malheur or if served by publication, with, commemorated in folk tradition IMTSttSO Try the Classified Pagel in twenty-eight (28) days from rather than religious history In the Matter of the Estate of the date of the first publication — LLOYD L. TOBLER. "Th* Man With th« Calabash I? K INSTANT CREDIT: We Honor All National Credit Cards of this Citation, to show cause, if Pipe" by Oliver La Farge. Selec Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, any exists, why an Order of Sale tions from the author's weekly That the undersigned has been otf the real property of said es newspaper column. NATIONWIDE "The World of Plants" (Volume appointed executrix of the estate tate, situated in the town of Har 8ALE8 AND per, Malheur County, Oregon, to. 3 of Encyclopedia of the Life of Lloyd L. Tobler, deceased, by SERVICE wit: Sciences). Leading American and the County Court of the State of All of Lot 5 in Block 6 of the European botanists present a com Oregon for Malheur County, and has duly qualified as such. All Town of Harper, Malheur Coun prehensive picture of long-known persons having claims against said ty, Oregon; and also part of Lot facts and recent discoveries in estate are hereby notified to pre 4 of said Block 6 as follows: man’s attempt to understand, con sent the same, duly verified as BEGINNING at the southwest trol and use to the best advantage 400 North Main St. Phone 372-3549 required by law, to the under comer of the said Lot 4 of said the diverse ani endlessly fasci signed at the law offices of Hen- Block 6, running thence in nating world of plants. igson & Stunz, Nyssa, within six a northeasterly direction and along the southeasterly line of months from the date hereof. said lot a distance of 50 feet; VERNA A. TOBLER thence in a northwesterly di Executrix of the Estate rection at right angles, a dis Of Lloyd L. Tobler, tance of 30 feet; thence in a Deceased. Dated and first published July I southwesterly direction at right angles a distance of 50 feet to 7, 1966. the southwesterly line of the Last publication Aug. 4, 1966. said Lot 4; thence in south easterly direction and along the No. 2754 southwesterly line of said Lot Thrills — Chills — Spills No Costly Frills! CITATION 4 a distance of 30 feet to the In the County Court place of beginning; Of the State at Oregon to pay the expenses of adminis For the County at Malheur tration of and the claims against In the Matter of the Estate of said estate, by Gene Stunz, duly ARTHUR WARREN appointed, qualified and acting BROADHURST. Deceaeed. administrator of the above-entitl TO: ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS ed estate, should not be made as OF ARTHUR WARREN BROAD. prayed for in the petition of said HURST, DECEASED administrator on file herein. IN THE NAME OF THE WITNESS my nand and seal of STATE OF OREGON: You are said Court this 20th day of June, hereby commanded and cited to 1966. appear in the above - entitled ROBERT L. MORCOM Court and matter within ten (10) Malheur County Clerk 401 Main Street Phone 372-2226 days from the date of service of Date of first publication, June NYSSA . . . OREGON (Canyon County 4-H-FFA Fair in Conjunction) this Citation, if served within 23, 1966. Malheur County, Oregon, and Date of final publication, July Books on Problems of Modern Living Now Available at Malheur Library WHEEL ALIGNMENT STEAK FRY Sunday, July 24 Makes it a Family Affair ! TOP QUALITY O.K. SHOCK ABSORBERS TARTER'S R-O-D-E-O-! Just Rip-Roarin’ Rodeo Rip-Roarin' Low Admissions — Adults $165. .Children S115.. Resvd. s215 CALDWELL, IDAHO OWYHEE TRUCK & IMPLEMENT Treasure Valley Rodeo Nights — Aug. 3-4-5-6 . . . Matinee — Aug. 7
