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AY, OCTOBER 6. 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE THREE I. VanZelf Completes Si’S?* XiS Ray Simpsons Visit Army Unit Training Several Junior and Cadette Girl Relatives in Colorado At Ft. Hood Station Scouts from Nyssa attended a 1 Newell Heights—Mr. and Mrs. training session in patrol leader ship Saturday at Caldwell. The 14 Juniors were accompanied by Mrs. Wilton Jackson, Mrs. Bert Ross and Kathy Dority. Mrs. Dick Tensen took five members of the Cadette troop to the training meeting which was The 22-year-old soldier, son of held for Girl Scouts in the Silver Mr. and Mrs. John VanZelf of Sage council. route 2, Nyssa, is an electrician VISIT BRAMMER COUPLE in the battalion’s Company C. Arriving Friday afternoon to His training program consisted of exercises in constructing roads, visit the Ted Brammers were Mr. air fields, pipeline systems and and Mrs. George Z. Brammer and Betty, and the men’s mother, small buildings. Mrs. Lydia Emmett of Townsend, Mont. The George Brammers left VISITORS FROM BOISE Saturday afternoon to visit their E I. Brady, Chuck and Jerry son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and of Boise visited Sunday with the Mrs. Gale Brammer and family, former’s mother, Mrs. J. I. Brady former Nyssans now residing in Jerry Brady recently suffered a Arco, Idaho. Mrs. Emmett re broken ankle while playing foot- mained for a visit of several ball. weeks in the Ted Brammer home. Private First Class John S. VanZelf recently completed eight weeks of unit training with the newly activated 589th Engineer Construction battalion at Fort Hood, Texas, according to > an Army news release. Crescent Pepper ■URLE (BEA) MARCUM and her tomato tree which was Ion the couple's front lawn in June this year. The tree is Lately seven feet tall and the stalk at the bottom measures Ls in diameter. Ray Simpson returned home Sept. 30 after a three-week trip into Idaho, Utah and Colorado. They first went to Hazelton, Idaho, where they were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Elsmore and then went to Santa quin, Utah, where they spent three days with Mrs. Simpson’s brother, Jim Love and family. Near Delta, Colo., they spent several days with another brother, visited Mrs. Simpson’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Hack Barrett and family at Olathe, and while there Mrs. Simpson also visited a longtime friend, Mrs. Dorothy Markley. The Newell Heights couple then went to Cold Creek, Colo., where they were guests of another sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Inman. In Montrose they visited two more brothers and nieces. On Sept. 25 the Simpsons at- — IT'S BEST! The leaves resembles those of sunflowers [largest are about 10 inches wide. The plant has not pro- Lnaioes yet, but is supposed io bear fruit nine months out [year. The tomatoes will be heart-shaped, about two inches Iter and will grow in clusters. The Marcums ordered the [june 1965 from Lakeland Nurseries in Garden City, N.Y. transferring it io the lawn, they kept it in a big container Morrell's CANNED HAMS fre Roberts, accompanied iDelno Brock of Sunset fed Susie Carroll of Vale, ecently with Mrs. Flor- derlider in Nampa. d Mrs. Henry Edens and ended a Sept. 21 evening party for Aubrey Cones ry Goodenow of Good- a Sept. 24 overnight fr. and Mrs. Noel Tup- oyce Van De Water, Mrs. luman and Kerrick of Sited Sept. 20 with Mrs. d in Boise. d Mrs. Cliff Ellis and I Boise, Mr. and _____ Mrs. Kniefel of Parma visited Sept. 25, with Mr. and W Bennett. The women * Released From Hospital f Ekanger recently re- R from Malheur Me- kspital where he had Operating from a broken • bout with pneumonia. Med to be much im- I Mrs. Jerry Bell of Her- hnt a recent weekend mother, Mrs. Edythe hinday dinner guests pIls, Mr. and Mrs. Del- Hnd Carol of Sunset F.‘-beryl Brock of Boise. f‘en Bishop entertained r Home Extension ad- Fmittee members at her r*-'ts were Miss Sally f jounty agent; Mrs. Ila ' - atsy Carpenter, Car- rPpell. Ann Reher, all L.'1“5- Lavona Porter of J® “ary Laan of Adrian. 5449 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hansen of Boise were Sept. 25 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelton of Nyssa called during the evening. | Sons Visit Wood Couple Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wood of Seattle arrived Sept. 23 to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood and Roger. Sunday the four sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wood and their families were all home. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wood and family of Mar sing, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wood and family of Nyssa, Mrs. Mary Wood of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ball of Nampa and the Leonard Woods. Sandy Naillon of Payette spent a recent week with Mr. and Mrs. Noel Tuppeny. Mrs. Henry Edens recently ac companied her daughter, Mrs. Keith Carpenter, to Weiser where they visited another daughter, Mrs. Bud Houtman. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright visited recently with Mrs. Naomi Wright in Nampa. Mrs. Chet Smith and Mrs. Pearle Abbott visited Sept. 26 with. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sten berg of Ferndale, Wash., in the Kenneth Smith home at Boise. Kansu Couples Visit Bishops Mr. and Mrs. Bob DuBois of Burlingame, Kan., arrived Thurs day evening, Sept. 22, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop and Steve. Miss Linda Bishop of Boise spent the weekend with the Bishops. Mr. and Mrs. Birch Whittington of Burlingame, Kan., Mr. and Mrs. Wally Whittington and family of Boise, Mrs. Mary Goo J enow of Gooding were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bi shop, their family and house guests. The Whittington and Du Bois couples left Sept. 25 for their homes in Kansas. VISITORS FROM LEBANON Any boy who has reached the age of eight may become a Cub Scout. This announcement is made by the Rev. Ralph A. Law rence who also reports that Pack No. 450, sponsored by Nyssa Methodist church, now has one active den and is in the process of organizing two more dens. All parents and boys interested in Cub Scouting are invited to attend the first monthly pack meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 12, in the Methodist social hall. District Scout Executive Larry Sapp of Ontario will be present to assist in organizing the pack for the fall season. Prospective Cubs or parents tended a family picnic at Grand may contact Mrs. Floyd Ulrey, Mesa where they visited relatives 372-2543; or the Rev. Lawrence, who had just returned home from 372-2245 (church) or 372-3170 for further information. duty in the armed services. P/z-Lb. Reservoir Is Site of Surprise ng for Former School Friends Mrs. Dyre Roberts Bill Zink left Sept. 26 for Port land to visit relatives after spend ing two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Zink, other relatives and friends. He arrived in the United States during the latter part of August from Ger many where he had been station ed with the armed forces for ap proximately two years. Before coming to Nyssa, h® vis ited a brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Zink in Florida. James is serving with the Air Force at a base in the Sunshine state and had previous ly completed a tour of duty in Germany. Bill will report to Oakland in the near future and will be as signed to duty in Vietnam during late October or early November. ROAST EACH STEAK Dennison's— 15-Oz. È Hershey's — 12-Oz. Pkgs. (hoc. (hips Velveeta — 2-Lb. Pkg. (heese Jolly Time — 2-Lb. Bags Pop (orn Vets' — 15-Oz. Cans Doo Food 1 89’ 29’ $1 Giant Size Detergent — LUX J Crisp • Red • Local Ml Apples Duncan Hines — Assorted Cake Mix Fresh Light Delicious n Nyssa School Cafetorium GLAZED ‘Quit Tickets ¿Hren, 6 to 1 Hy Tickets Donuts $1.50 .75 5.00 AQc LIQUID —Each Nyssa PTA today, Oct. 8—5 to 8 p. m 89‘ Golden West Mr. and Mrs. Ken Toomb of Lebanon were Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marcum. INTERNATIONAL SMORGASBORD Methodist Cub Pack Organizational Meet Set Wednesday Night BIG HARVEST SALE! Bushels of Bargains fill every department — cartfuls of VALUES fill every display with an abundance of top quality foods, hand-picked to please your palate . . . Priced LOW to please your purse. It's your once-in-a-season shopper- tunity io stock up with the TOPS in good eating at a really LOW COST. Come pack your pantry, fill your freezer and reap a harvest of BIG SAVINGS! [ The metal frame built around the tree holds a plastic L which the Marcums have put in place for the past three As the weather gets colder they will place a heating unit he "cap" and during the winter months the unusual tree rain on the couple's lawn at 1016 Park avenue.—Staff Photo. END—Mrs. Ray Cart- pceived quite a surprise e went fishing Sept. 24 fur reservoir. She met inie Peacock Watkins of I. whom she had last seen then they were schoolgirl tatario. BILL ZINK VISITS PRIOR TO VIETNAM ASSIGNMENT 49* 189’ DOZEN Purchase!
