THURSDAY. JULY 21. 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
X.
Grandson Killed in Truck Mishap; Services in Missouri
By Dale Witt
Ixirna Hardman attended a July
Jodi and Tami Holcomlb left
NEWELL HEIGHTS Mr and 13 slumlier purty ut the home of July 10 to spend two week* with
Mrs. Carl Fenn returned home Rosemary Waite near Homedale. their father, Delwin Holcorrib at
Monday from St. Charles, Mo., Visitor* From Washington
Grangeville, Idaho.
where they attended funeral ser­
The Lloyd I^ewis family and
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Robert
Fahren-
vices for a grandson, Raymond
Douglas Fenn were Sunday din­
bruch und non* of Poulkbo, Wash., ner guests of the Gene Simpson*.
Beach
The deceased, 29-yenr-old son urrived Friday afternoon and re­ Attend Pocatello Rita*
of Mr. und Mrs Joe Beach, leaves mained until Saturday with hi*
Mr and Mrs. Dewey Garner
a widow and five children. He uncle, Mr. and Mr* John Fahren-
spent
the weekend in Pocatello
bruch.
and another man were recently
Mr
und
Mr*
Irvin
Topliff
and
where
they attended Saturday
killed in un accident with a gar­
graveside
rites for the mother of
family
attended
the
Sunday
re
­
bage truck.
union for former student* of Ros­ their son-in-law, Clark Olsen. She
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succumbed on the previous Tues
Mrs. James Embrce and chil­ well high school. Classes repre­
day at Riverside, Calif.
sented
were
from
1916
to
1945
dren of I<as Vegas have been fr< i
The Garners were accompanied
quent visitors in the M. O, Judd when high school education there
was
discontinued.
to
Pocatello -by a daughter, Mrs
home during the past month.
Mmes. Gerrit Timmerman and Neil McCrary, whose husband
They are staying in Ontario while
their husband and father is away M. L. Judd attended book club met her there and they returned
meeting held Saturday in the to t.ieir home in Salt Lake City.
working on a doctor’s degree.
The Newell Heights couple also
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenn and home of Mrs. Lester French at
Aiildren of Mesa, Ariz., arrived Roswell. Mrs. Alva Watts re­ visited another daughter, Mr. and
June 27 and were evening dinner viewed the book, "The Wild Mrs. Keith Ashley in Pocatello
guests of his uncle, Mr. and Mr*. Swan,” a story of Han* Christian and on Saturday evening attend­
ed a Stoker family reunion at
Carl Fenn. They were enroute Anderson, by Monica Sterling.
Burley.
to Roseburg to visit Fenn's moth­ Attand Class Reunion
er. They are former residents of | Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grooms of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn were
La Grande were weekend visitors Saturday evening guests for a
the Nyssa-Ontario area.
in the Jake Borge home. On Sat­ wiener roast at the Dave Savage
Foursome Return* Home
urday evening the couple attend­ home near Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn left ed a banquet at Four Seasons
July 10 on a camping and fishing ' cafe in Ontario. The dinner was Meet for Family Picnic
trip. First they went to Beulah to celebrate the reunion of Ad­
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morfltt of
reservoir where they were joined rian students in the 1960 graduat­ Portland were recent Thursday
by the Earl Wards The two ing class.
dinner guests in the home of their
couples then went to Fish lake
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz
The former students met again
on Steens mountain before com­
and family. Saturday afternoon
Sunday for a potluck picnic din­
pleting the loop and going into
visitors were another uncle and
ner in the Adrian park
Silver City.
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sherrill
Grooms returned to La Grande
The travelers covered about Monday to resume his studies at of Merrill, Ore., and Mrs. Kurtz’
1000 miles and report that it was Eastern Oregon college. His wife, ! mother, Mrs. Gladys Morfitt of
hot and dry all the way. Their I Kay. plans to spend a week with Nyssa.
fishing luck was not good and her parents, the Borge couple.
On July 10 a Wilson family re­
after arriving at Silver City their
Mr and Mrs. Gene Derrick and union was held in Nyssa south
car battery went dead. The two his brother, Steve, visited Sunday park. Among those attending
men went to Nyssa for a new one afternoon in the Bill lloldt home, were the Henry Sherrills, Mr. and
and the foursome returned to
The Jim Thompsons and Carl Mrs. Vem Wilson of Ontario, Mr.
their homes Sunday.
Lee Hills went picnicking and and Mrs. W. H Tyrell of Ny*«a,
Cherrylee Chamberlain was rock hunting Sunday near Suc­ the Ray Morfitts, the Jim Wilson
I family of Payette. Mrs. Dorothy
among those attending a recent cor creek.
Wilson and family, Mrs. Gladys
three-night course on fundamen­
Pratt Joins U. S. Navy
Morfitt, the Dudley Kurtz family,
tals of conducting music at the
Michael Pratt has joined the the Frank and Red Wilson fami­
Nyssa LDS stake house
U.S. Navy. He left Portland Mon­ lies of Nyssa.
day morning for 11 weeks of basic Poor Luck on Excursion
training at the San Diego base.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz, the
Marie Borge moved during the
weekend to Ontario and will con­ Rev. Harold Kurtz and children
tinue her studies at Treasure Val­ camped and fished early last
week on the north fork of the
ley Community college.
The Lowell Madison family of Malheur river. They were joined
New Meadows arrived Friday last Thursday by the Bob Kurtz
evening to visit Mrs. Madison’s I family and Frank Smart of Par­
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fenn ma. Mrs Polly Kurtz; her daugh­
3 to 9 p. m.
and family. Another sister, Mrs. ter, Janice, and Gail Kurtz arriv­
in Bums Saturday when they
For Elks Members, Della Gilmore of Caldwell was ed
a Saturday dinner guest. The were met by the Rev Kurtz. The
Wives, and
Madison family left Saturday eve­ group was joined on Friday by
the Richard Zimmermans.
ning
for their home.
Out-of-Town Guests
The Bob Kurtz family and
Mrs. Lydia Worden spent Fri­
$2.50 Par Person
day with Mrs. Verna Costley in Smart returned home Sunday,
, Homedale Other guests were Mr. with the Harold and M. L. Kurtz’
and Mrs. Donald Costley and chil­ planning to return home Monday.
ONTARIO
dren of Portland. The Costley
The campers report hitting a
ELKS LODGE
family formerly resided in this deer, several flat tires and poor
I community.
fishing luck.
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FRY
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AITEND PORTLAND SESSION
Mr and Mrs. Victor Haburchak
and daughters spent July 10-11 in
Portland attending the Coast-to-
Coast summer meeting, during
By Hsian Hoffman
Miss Shirley Cleaver, daughter which store owners viewed fall
BUENA VISTA—Out-Our-Way of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver, and winter merchandise.
club members met July 13 at the left by bus July 16 for Royal
11—1»
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home of Mrs. Helen Hoffman City, Wash., where she is a guest GUESTS FROM SEATTLE
Roll call was answered by each of Kathy Bullen. The Bullen
Recent visitors in the Victor
member and on* guest, Mrs family are former Adrian resi­ Haburchak home were Mr. and
Irene Van Zelf, telling about dent*.
Mrs. Russ Winslow and song of
“Something I Do for Fun.” Emily I Barbecue Dinner Guest*
Seattle. She is a sister to Mrs.
Myers and Edith Whipple won
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Knowles I Haburchak.
prizes in a guessing game and
attended a July 14 barbecue din­
homemade ice cream was served.
cent overnight guests in the Eu­
The group will meet Aug. 10 ner at the Cook Mitchell home. gene Cleaver home. Tuseday call­
“My wife wants to know,
Other guests were Mrs. Dolly
at the home of Mrs. Blanche
could it plan her week's
Couchman and Marjorie of Kim, ers at the Cleaver home were
Hoffman. Each member is asked
menu?”
Colo.; Henry and Dent Mitchell. Mrs. Marvin Miller and children
to take an unlabeled can of food
Unexpected guests were Mr. and of Lowellville. Ind., and Mrs. Ce­
Mrs. Doyle Burrows and family cil Bensen. They were enroute
Weekend guests at the Alva
who had been visiting on the to Madras.
Goodell home were Mr. and Mrs.
coast and were enroute to Den- Return From Nevada Visit
Loren Schmalz and children of
: ver. Mrs. Burrows is a niece of
Mrs Edith Whipple and Patty
Mississippi. The visitors were en­
the Mitchells.
Seuell returned July 12 from
route to Japan.
By A to Moeller
The group picnicked July 17 at Orovada, Nev., where they vislt-
ARCADIA—Arcadia club mem­ Tannor Visit* Brother
Owyhee dam and traveled to ed at the Ted Rookstool home.
Capt. Junius Tanner left July Succor creek during the week Mrs. Whipple visited her grand­
bers and their families met at the
Merildean Robbins home Sunday 12 to visit his brother, Martin in The Burrows family left July 17 daughters, Terry Lynn and Mary
Pasco, Wash., as well as friends and Mrs. Couchman and Marjorie Joyce Corfield, last Saturday at
for their annual picnic dinner.
Fourteen families were repre­ in Seattle. His mother, Mrs. Guy returned home the following day. Malheur Memorial hospital Where
sented, the club ladies furnished Tanner, accompanied him to Bak­
Messrs and Mmes. Delbert, both girls had undergone tonsil­
drinks and ice cream, and the af­ er where she remained to visit LaVern and Lester Cleaver left lectomies.
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Or- July 14 to fish for several days 1
ternoon was spent visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Millsap of
Richard McLauchlin of Hermis­ pha Wright. Mrs. Tanner return- at Depoe Bay, Ore.
Southgate, Calif., were recent
home July 15 and Capt. Tan-
ton spent the weekend in the I
The Mancel Bishop and Walter i visitors of Mrs Esther Stephen.
I ner returned the following Sun­
John Sebum residence.
Cannon families hunted for rocks The Millsap family was enroute
day.
Miss Joleen Reece spent
and picnicked Sunday at Mor­ home from a trip to Nebraska.
Mrs. Claude Day was a July mon basin.
weekend with Karma Kesler,
July 11 dinner guests at the home
was returning to her home in I 14 dinner guest of her mother, ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and of Mrs. Stephen were Mr. and
Middleton after attending a four- Mrs. Blanche Hoffman. The latter grandchildren of Burns were re- Mrs. Gary Price.
week physical education course visited the following day in the
at the University of Oregon in George Folkman home.
Miss Harriet Cleaver accompa- I
Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Struve and nied Jim Benedict and his guests,
family, who had spent the past the Misses Daylene Maze and
two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Canrod of Eugene, to the
Cecil Houston, left Sunday. The Meridian Speedway races last
Houstons accompanied them as Saturday evening.
far as Starkey. Idaho. The Struve Visit From Colorado
family will visit in McCall and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tobes and
Lewiston before returning home Gladys of Nucla, Colo., arrived
to California via the coastal route, last Sunday to visit her brother,
Mrs. Amy Stradley attended a Mr. and Mrs. Mancel Bishop. Mr.
family dinner Sunday at the home and Mrs. Stanley Bishop and Da-
of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. vid visited Monday with the Bi­
George Ray near New Plymouth, shops and their guests.
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Gary Goodfellow and son of
The Stanley Sisson family, Mr.
Rugged Construction . . . Last* for Yean
Ontario visited Sunday in the and Mrs. Harold Sisson fished last
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C. R. Kesler Sr. home. Mr. and Friday and Saturday at Malheur
Mrs. Karl Kesler and son of Salt reservoir.
Lake City spent a recent week­
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephen
end with his parents, Mr. and and family held a patio dinner
Mrs. C. R. Kesler Sr. They all July 16 at their _ home.
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Guests in-
met at the C. R. Kesler Jr. home eluded Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fin-
for a family dinner.
ger and Dick, Bill Bishop and
Brian Cleaver.
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VISITORS FROM PHOENIX
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ekanger of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Dane and Caldw ell visited Sunday with An­
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two weeks with her parents, Mr. Attand LDS Road Shows
and Mrs. Howard Myrick and
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Marritt
family.
of Ogden, Utah, were weekend
While in the area, the Danes guests at the Jay Gibson resi­
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visited in Juntura, Ore., and Mur­ dence. The two families attended
phy. Idaho They attended a pic­ the July 15 LDS road shows at
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a weekend at Warm lake. Before
returning home, the Dane family
also traveled to Pendleton to
spend several days with Mrs.
Dane’s brother, the Jerry Myrick A
family
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