THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1966
Area Residents Return From 15-Day
Trip to Various Regions
in Canada
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By Data Witt
Mr. and Mrs. M L. Kurtz and
NEWELL HEIGHTS Mr. and their grandchildren, Joy, Chris
Mrs. M L. Judd accompanied and Janet Kurtz, went on a sight
their son - in - law and daughter, seeing trip Friday in Boise They
Mr. and Mrs John Downer and picnicked In a park and visited
family, on a trip into Canada, re Mrs Kurtz’ brother. Mr. and Mrs.
turning home Aug. 17 During IM. W Mil .auchlin in t)ie Idaho
the 15 day trek, they went to Vic capital city. They returned via
toria, Vancouver and North of Homedale where they attended
Campiteli river. The Downers re the fair.
mained for a visit in thia area.
Attend Birthday Evant
On Sunday evening the M O.
Mr and Mrs. Luit Stam, the
Judd and Downer families, Mr. lx»uis Stam and Gerrit Timmer
and Mrs. M L. Judd were eve man families and the Dick Stam
ning dinner guests of the L. J. family of Fruitland were Sunday
Kinneys ut Ontario.
evening birthday dinner guests
at the Jim Miller home in Big
Sunday dinner guests of C. B Bend The party honored Danny
Hill were Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Miller on his 12th anniversary.
Fine and Steve, Mrs. Nancy Lund,
Johnnie Ward spent last Thurs
Carl and Andrea.
day with Mr. and Mrs Rollo Fenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swanson of I Friday evening visitors in the
Roswell visited Saturday evening Fenn home were Mr. and Mrs.
Ronnie Ward and Johnnie, and
with Mrs. Thelma Hammon.
Mrs. Dewey Gumer visited Sun Mrs. Ward’s grandmother, Mrs,
day afternoon with Mrs. Ethering- Roach.
A Friday afternoon visitor in
ton, a patient in Malheur Memor
the Lydia Worden home was Mrs.
ial hospital.
Gerrit Timmerman. Mrs. Tina
Visit Hospital Patient
Schiemer called Saturday eve
Mr. and Mrs Dudley Kurtz and ning.
her mother, Mrs. Gladys Morfitt
Mrs. Chrysella McDermott and
of Nyssa, left Saturday for Baker girls of Melba were Saturday af-
where Mrs. Kurtz’ grandmother ternoon visitors in the I,. C Mc
is seriously ill in a hospitul there Dermott home. They were en
The children stayed in the M. L. route to Seattle to visit a son and
and Bob Kurtz homes.
brother.
Mrs. Marie Moore and Hank Family to Fly by Jet
were picnic dinner guests Sunday
The Rev. Harold Kurtz planned
evening at the Mervil Hutchinson
to
arrive Wednesday by plane to
home in Nyssa,
take
his children. Joy, Chris and
Mrs. Frankie Worden and Gene
attended the Friday evening wed Janet to Portland. The family
ding ceremony uniting Ixiuise will leave the Rose city Thursday
Campbell and Eldon Slippy The evening. Aug. 25, and fly by jet
rites were performed in Adrian plane via the north corner route
to Europe. They plan to arrive
Community church.
Ixiuis Pratt, accompanied by Aug. 31 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Mr. and Mrs Rollo Fenn re
Billy Don Ross of Vale, returned
home Saturday evening after turned home Friday after a visit
working with Howard Connaughy with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
for Russell and Bishop at Freeze- Churchill in I-a Grande. The
out creek The men had been Fenn couple did some fishing and
branding cattle and moving them sightseeing while in that area.
Mrs. Thelma Hammon and Bill
to locations where water and
visited
Aug. 16 with Mrs. Letha
feed are available
Scott in Nampa. The latter is a
Simpsons Return Home
former resident of the Big Bend
Mr and Mrs. Ray Simpson re area. Jerry Maylin of Ontario
turned Aug 17 after a week’s visited Sunday afternoon in the
visit with the families of their Hammon home.
The Wilson Witts visited Mon
sons neur Portland. Other visit
ors there were Mr. and Mrs. Car) day evening at the W C. Van
Fenn. While in that area, the DeWater home in Big Bend.
men went deep-sea fishing and
the women picked wild blackl>er- VACATION IN CANADA
Dr. and Mrs. David Sarazin,
ries. Carol Brock accompanied
the Simpsons to I^irtland and re Amy and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
mained for a longer visit. Bobby ton Jackson and family returned
Carol Beach returned home with Sunday following a 10-day vaca
the Simpson couple and was met tion trip to Canada. The Nyssans
at Cairo junction by her father, visited places of interest includ
ing Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper,
Benny Beach of Vale.
Sunday evening barbecue din Edmonton and Calgary, returning
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank home via Glacier National park.
Simmons in Nyssa were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Holdt.
CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTSI
Cali the man in the
Circle P truck for
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Adrian Exhihilorn Win Fair Honora
SCHAFER FAMILY LEAVES
FOR BASE IN TENNESSEE
ATR2 and Mrs. Fred Schafer
and family left Tuesday morning
for Memphis, Tenn., following a
two-wee k visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer of
the Kingmun Kolony community.
Fred will be an electronics in
structor at the Tennessee base
for the next two years. He re
cently returned from the Vietnam
area where he served aboard the
Aircraft Carrier Yorktown.
During the family’s stay in the
parental home, the group went to
Anthony lake for an outing.
RETURN TO CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Mann and
Melanie left Saturday to return
to their home in Walnut Creek,
Calif., following a short visit with
their parents, the Charles Manns
and Leo Gonyers. Miss Marilyn
Gonyer returned home with her
sister for a visit of several days.
TEACHERS GROUP MEETS
FOR LUNCHEON SESSION
Members of Upsilon chapter of
Delta Kappa Gamma met Tues
day for a luncheon session at
Four Seasons cafe in Ontario
Mrs. Evelyn Harms, newly in
stalled president, conducted the
business meeting.
SHEILA PRATT (on left) was among 4-H club
members taking honors in swine showmanship
at this year's county fair as were Mark Pratt and
Monte Fujishin (not pictured). They are all mem
bers <f the Adrian Livestock club. Sheila was
among winners in the junior division. The young
man on the right is Tim Tailman of the Ridge
view community. His grand champion mature
sow won honors in the Future Farmers of Am
erica division. Tim is a member of the Adrian
FT A chapter.
Journal Photo*.
Day Couple Returns
From Trip to Coast
Mrs. Glenn Stephens of Hay
ward, Calif., arrived Aug. 13 to
accompany her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Day of Adrian, on
a trip to the coast.
They first went to Seattle to
visit their son and brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Day and family.
They saw the World’s Fair site
and visited Boeing Aircraft field
in Renton.
The group then traveled to Il
waco and spent several days surf
fishing, clam digging, fishing from
the jetty and sightseeing at Ocean
Beach, Osterville and other points
on the peninsula.
From there the Days went to
Astoria, traveling over the new
bridge which is not quite com
pleted and on to Warrenton
where they went salmon fishing,
visited the various state parks
and historic sites.
The group returned home via
the Columbia river scenic drive,
viewing the many waterfalls,
Crown Point and the various
dams, arriving home Sunday eve
ning.
Mrs. Stephens planned to leave
Wednesday evening to return to
her home in California.
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