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THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON ! Stroke Claims Life of Naturopathie » m i ~ s i masseuse; Nyssa Chapel Riles Held * . * \ K bt tt Funeral Services For Carrie A. Hillis Conducted in Boise PAGE HYE IHxnhiu f'valurvx ‘ttooxtvr Hotk Activities Planned For Aug. 13 Annual Farm Bureau Picnic Funeral rites nle. for for Mrs. Mr. Carrie A. 1 lift 1* ’ ■ I services ■ , t / I, •, < <: for fill* Mrs fu Cora frye Hillis ti lt were conducted 1 a Wed- • > • Malheur County Farm Bureau Funeral annual picnic will be held at V. Stockfleth were conducted nesday morning, Aug. 10, 1966, 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13, in the Monday afternoon. Aug 8, 1960, ut Rdyea chapel in Boise, with Lions park at Ontario. at Lienkaemper chapel. Official interment made in Morris Hill ing minister was Ralph A l.awr cemetery. Mrs. Hillis succumbed Winner of the sweetheart con ence of Nyssa Methodist church Friday morning in the Idaho capi- test will be announced at that Interinent was made at Newell, tai city. time. Among contestants are Co- S D. leen Christensen of Nyssa, Jea She was born March 9, 1881. Mrs Stockfleth succumbed Frl- at Cottonwood Fulls, Kan., and nie Hammack of Jamieson. Diane <1 y morning at Malheur Memorial after her marriage to Elijah D. Kuwahara and Judy Fulleton of hosiptal after suffering a recent ........ Hil'lis i resided for several years Vale. ' stroke. Written essays on the “Impor i in Oklahoma. She was born March 18, 1877, tance of Farm Bureau,” three- The family moved to ‘ Idaho in ut Fairbauit. Minn, a daughter of ¿far minute speeches, poise, charm ■r z Kt * Harvey and Sarah Clark Landers. 1911, and with the exception of and personality are being con two years at Nyssa, the deceased F As a small child, she moved sidered by Judges Jim Leslie, with her parent, to Spirit Lake, had since been a resident of th<- I4X- 5 Mmes. Ben Wrenn and Ivan Pat- Gem state She wus a member Iowa, and in 1884 the family went rick. to the Black Hills of South Da of Boise First Christian church. Election of officers for the She is survived by a son, Ma kota. T h e deceased attended coming year will be held. Louis non R. Hillis of Boise; a grand schools at Rapid City. Wettstein has been renominated On Jan 22, 1895, she was mar son, Jerry Hillis; three grand for president. Other nominees daughters, Mrs. Jake Baird, Mrs. ried to Nicholas A. Viken and include Edison Child, vice presi the couple homesteaded in 1905 Melvin (Georgia) Pendarvis of dent; John Tucke, voting dele Wallowa and Mrs. Lewis (Mar near Newell. Mr. Viken succumb gate; Mrs. Oda Bogue, women’s jorie) Mitchell of rural Nyssa. ed in 1935 chairman; and Mrs Kenneth Ro She was preceded in death by The deceased had been a resi mans, her assistant. dent of Treasure Vulley since she her husband in January 1952; Following the dinner and an moved to Boiae in 1939 On Jan. a son, Walter D. Hillis, who suc nual meeting, a tractor driving 10, 1942, she married George cumbed in July 1964; and a contest will be held among win Stockfleth and the couple soon grandson, Glendon W. Hillis, who ners from local FFA chapters and CORA V. STOCKFLETH moved to Nampa where Mrs. was killed October 1944 during three trophies will be awarded. World War II in Holland. • . . Dies at Age 89 Stockfleth was a practicing na The competition is under direc- turopathic masseuse. THIS EXHIBIT OF UNUSUAL ROCKS could be furnished by Walter Burdette. On a rotating plat I tion of Steve Cox and FFA in They later went to Payette and VISIT IN MILLS HOME seen in Bracken's Department store window just form (in white circle) is the Mackrills' pride and structors from Adrian, Nyssa, On- ’ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston of In 1961 came to Nyssa when* prior to and during Nyssa Thunderegg Days. Most joy, "The Rooster Rock" — a piece of petrified tario and Vale. Mrs. Stockfleth continued her California were weekend guests of the items on display are from the collection of wood resembling a male foul and adorned with of cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Chet practice until time of her recent Mills. Lloyd and Gladys Mackrill, while others were pheasant feathers.—Journal Photo. illness. CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS! She was a member of the Meth Going into circulation recently ^SBSRgjfs=Lif==jr==Jr=Jr=Ji Ji=Jr=Jf=|f==Jf=Jr=; —Jr==Jn=dr=Jr==Jf=Jf==Jr=Jf==Jf=3n=fr==Jf =a i g~^ arc the following new books odist church and her favorite 1 hobbies were hunting rocks, mak which huve b«*en added at Mal ing sea moss pictures, crocheting heur county library in Ontario. rugs and making necktie bed ’'Tinkerbell«" by Robert Man spreads. By family and close ry. The story of the smallest boat friends she was known as a per ever to cross the Atlantic non- son who never met a stranger. stop In addition to Mr. Stockfleth, ''Flora'' by Elizabeth Gray Vin- survivors include seven sons, »■ ing A biography of Flora Me- Howard Viken of Anchorage, ■ 3U Donald that captures the essence Alaska, Floyd Viken of Eugene, Ore , Kenneth and Julius Viken of her character and a period. of Newell, Fred and Delbert "Billy Graham" by John Pol Palmer, Alaska, lock An authorized biography of Also surviving are two daugh the famous evangelist. ters, Mrs. L. E. (Inga) Robbins "William Faulknar of Oxford" of Nyssa and Mrs Marie Gardner edited by James W Webb In of Sheridan, Wyo.; a brother, terviews with Oxford (Mississip Ray Landers of Portland; one pi) residents who were acquaint sister, MrS. Edna Peterson of Long ‘ Beach, Calif. ed with Faulkner. VEAL —SHOULDER "You're Well Out of a Hoar' Also surviving are 18 grand tel” by Rose Franken. The hum children, 44 great-grandchildren orous memoirs of an operation and one great-great-grandchild. In addition to her first husband, j "Fishing the Oregon Country" by Francis H Arne». I (formation j Mrs. Stockfleth was preceded in on how to fish the Or:gon coun * death by one son, Nicholas A. I VEAL — RIB try successfully throughout the Viken Jr. U. S. No. 1 Norgold .. .............. ............. ............. entire year. "The World of Michelangelo" he sets out to devastate while ‘ by Robert Coughlan The first directing a summer stock pro- volume in the "Time-Life Library I duction. "Hall of Mirrors" by John Ro of Art ’’ VEAL —BONELESS "Exploration of Alaska" by wan Wilson A novel of doctors Morgan B Sherwood. The long- on trial "The Emperor of Ice Cream" neglected story of the exploration of Alaska told in an exciting nar by Brian Moore. A novel that rative woven into scientific and tells how a 17-year-old boy’s life Wells & Davies — Half or Whole Slab is completely altered when he biographical history. joins a British Air Raid Precau "Mustangs and Cow Horses" by SLICED FREE! J. Frank Dobic An extensive and tions group during World War II. "Poat Mortem" by Harry Car informative compilation on mus White Seedless michael A crime club selection. I tangs and mustangers "The Fugitive" by Pierre Gas- j "Freese With Ease" by Marian Fox Burros. Practical informa car. A narrative of flight and ad- [ tion on the purchase and upkeep venture. Wells S Davies "The Custer Wolf" by Roger of the home freezer, along with freezing of foods, recipes and Caras. A tale about the Custer Wolf who was a renegade who menus. ravaged the territory in and "The Seeds of Hiroshima' around South Dakota in the early Edita Morris, A novel of 20th century. aftermath of the bombing "King of the Hill" by Thomas Hiroshima "The Detective" by Roderick J. Fleming, A novel of power Myco — Whole 8-Oz. Cans NABISCO — 12-Oz. Boxes Thorp. The story of a murder, politics. "No Heaven for Gung* Din* the mysterious suicide of a seem ingly happily married man and by Ali Mirdrekvtindi. A brief, the unraveling of these two provocative fable by an (Iranian deaths by a persistent detective. peasant who worked for British "An End to Patience" by Mary and American troops in Iran dur Durant. A tale about a young ing World War II. LIBBY'S a gg "A Sparkle From the Coal" by school teacher and three actresses Prudence Andrew. A novel set in medieval England. Hoody's Creamy "Dream of Fair Woman" by : Charlotte Armstrong. A novel of — in — ! ! suspense. New Books Listed At County Library F ■ VEAL SALE bg Tax Lb 59' STEAKS WHITE Lb. 69« CHOPS Potatoes Lb 59' STEW MEAT 10-Lb. 39' BACON Lb. 69' Bag . . GRAPES 2 Lbs. For . < 25« WIENERS $400 OYSTERS 3 Lb Vanilla Wafers box ... 3 for $ 1 3 3-Day Holiday PORTLAND Save This Coupon i I ( I •I Vienna Sausage Legal Notice Peanut Butter QQc 2-Lb. Jar................. 0 a o o Oi a a a a Ì a a a a a a a I a o n a a a a a 5 cans *1 Comet — 21-Oz. Cans Cleanser -, ........... 2 for 19 e No. 2792 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT With Free Sponge! In the County Court Of the State of Oregon For the County of Malheur In the Matter of the Estate of ISA BEATRICE ESKEW, Deceaaed. . . . Shop Until 8 p.m. Week Nights, 9 p.m. Saturdays NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OPEN SUNDAYS — 10 to 6 p.m. •! that the undersigned, John Ken- Pet — Instant ■ noth Eskew, as executor of the • above entitled estate, has filed For 2 People hia final account in the above his entitled Court, and that Wednes day, the 7th day of September, Mail Coupon Today 1966, at 9:00 o’clock in the fore For Reservation noon of said day and the court Family Plan—2 Rooms, $11 room of said Court have been Swim in the Sky appointed by said Court as the I. • Free Sauna Baths time and place for the hearing • Free Garage of objections thereto and settle • Free Direct Dial Phone ment thereof. • No Tipping for Luggage Dated and first published, Au • Commercial Rates for gust 4, 1966. Traveling Men Date of last publication, Sep • 24-Hour Food Service tember 1, 1966. 226-7831 0 JOHN KENNETH ESKEW The Park Haviland Administrator ! A MOTORIST'S HOTEL Thunderegg Mall — Gold Strike Stamps, Too! Henigson & Stuns S.W. 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