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THURSDAY. THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE EIGHT Nyssa Youth Earns ROTC Scholarship Rural Correspondenf Reports H Events in Sunsei Valley Coma T Recent Message Reveals Weather Warms io -65° at South Pole Station * Mr. and Mrs. William VanZelf By Helen Hoffman BUENA VISTA—Mr. and Mrs. recently took their daughter, Mary James Stephen received a call Jo, to La Grande where she will Saturday, Sept. 24, from their son, attend EOC as a senior this year. Mrs. Stanley Sisson spent some Ronnie, via short wave. Ronnie is a meteorologist in charge of a time at the home of her parents, station located at the South Pole. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Girvin at He reported that it had warmed Vale, after the birth of her daugh up to -65 degrees, as that area is ter, Debra Ann. Mr. and Mrs. now in its spring season, and they Harold Sisson visited Sept. 25 in recently saw the sun for the first the Girvin residence. Kevin V time since March. They expect Shoemaker stayed with his ( their first mail around Oct. 20, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sis providing weather conditions per son, while his parents, Mr. and mit. This will be the first mail Mrs. Gary Shoemaker, are in Dal 4 • las, Texas, attending a church delivered since February. conference. If Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Mancel Bishop _____ :______ j and family and Mark Stephen were Sept. 22 dinner guests in WAYNE D. RIGGS the Elton Hunsucker home at Gay visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. . . . Attends OSU in Corvallis Bob Ewell at Boise. Way junction. • ♦ Mrs. Claude Day was a Sept. 22 Mrs. Evelyn Jensen and Miss Air Force ROTC Cadet Wayne Carolyn Jensen of Vale visited dinner guest of Mrs. Blanche D. Riggs of Nyssa has been se Hoffman. lected for an Air Force ROTC recently with Mrs. James Ste phen. scholarship, according to a recent Mrs. Edith Whipple was a re Area Couple Returns announcement by Brigadier Gen eral William C. Lindley, comman cent dinner guest at the Dick From Month-Long Trip dant of Air University’s Air Force Province home. (In reporting on her recent Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner call Reserve Officers’ Training corps. trip, Mrs. Wilson Witt has asked ed Sunday, Sept. 25, at the home Cadet Riggs, son of Mr. and the Journal publishers to ex Mrs. Lewis Riggs, was among 1000 of his sister, Mrs. Alta Pekkala press her appreciation to friends of Ontario. They also visited Mr. scholarship selectees from 180 of of the Newell Heights commu the nation’s top universities and and Mrs. Garold Hom at Fruit nity for writing the area's news land. colleges. Scholarships are nor column during her absence. She mally awarded to cadets entering Visitor From Washington is regular correspondent for the the third year of the four-year Alvin Ekanger of Othello, community.) Air Force ROTC program; how Wash., son of Mr. and Mrs. An NEWELL HEIGHTS — Wilson ever, a few were announced for drew Ekanger, arrived Sept. 23 to and Dale Witt returned Monday highly qualified fourth-year stu visit his parents and his brother- evening after a month-long visit dents. in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. with relatives and friends in A UNIQUE ACCOMPLISHMENT for a mother and son took place Each scholarship covers the cost Bill Richesin and family. Alvin Nebraska and Kansas. the past summer—both receiving college degrees. Fern F. Ander of full tuition, laboratory ex and his parents were Sunday They left home Aug. 30 and son, after eight years of summer school, night classes and corre penses and textbooks. In addition, | dinner guests at the Bernard their first visiting stop was in spondent courses, received her bachelor's degree from Portland recipients are given $50 per month Ekanger home in Caldwell. Bob Grand Island, Neb., where they State college. During these years she has been a full-time elemen during the tenure of the scholar Richesin of Sacramento, uncle of called at the home of friends, the tary teacher in the Portland area. She and her husband, Duwayne Bill Richesin, visited recently in Virgil Vaughns. ships. L. Anderson, are former residents of Nyssa and Adrian, now re Activation of this scholarship the Richesin home. The couple then went to Ax Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver, tell, Kan., their former hometown, siding in Portland. For several years they owned the Owyhee will occur at the beginning of the fall term, provided Riggs meets Ann and Christine left Sept. 20 near where their farm was lo Drug store here. M. Frank Anderson received his doctor of philo »11 selection requirements at that for Portland where they were cated. There they visited cousins, sophy degree in physics from Oregon State university in August. time. He is a student at Oregon guests in the Leon Besendorfer Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rundle and Dr. Anderson, an assistant professor of physics at San Jose State home and Mrs. Cleaver again en family, and with Mrs. Witt’s bro college, is a graduate of Nyssa high school, receiving his bachelor's State university in Corvallis. “These scholarships are award tered an allergy clinic. Her con ther, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Conable degree from Brigham Young university and master's from Oregon State. He and his wife, Elaine (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. ed to high quality students who dition is reported to be much im near Summerfield. possess skills and backgrounds re proved. The Cleavers took Ann On Sept. 3 the Witts attended a Peterson of Nyssa) and their four children reside in San Jose, Calif. quired by the Air Force,” General to Corvallis where she will study 50th wedding anniversary cele Lindley said. at OSU. The couple stayed over bration for cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Minimum acceptable grade av night at Bend and arrived home Paul Matthes at Zion United erage, score on the AF officer Sept. 22. Church of Christ near Fall City, Students from this area parti Neb. qualification test, full physical qualifications, high personal and cipating in orientation activities The Oregon couple were Labor moral standards were necessary and registration at TVCC are Day guests at a potluck family By Mrs. Waldo Smalley Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brumbaugh Jim Bishop, Glenda Hoffman, picnic in the Fall City park. From in consideration for selection. and family moved recently into APPLE VALLEY — Members of Gary and Newell Cleaver. there they went to Wichita, Kan., the Apple Valley PTA council the Harley Wilson house in Apple REDUCE FAT where they visited Mrs. Witt’s met Monday evening at the school Valley. Couple Visits From Weiser Available to you without n doctor’fl Mr. and Mrs. John Umbarger sister, Mrs. Rhea Percival and building. Due to the Idaho State Bostons Visit in Springfield preaeription our tabletii called SLIM< >1 »EX. Look your best, feel of Weiser were recent guests family. Teachers’ meeting being held Oct. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston drove your best, become the h II iii person Mrs. Florence Kreg, her son 20-21, the group decided to sche you want to be. The 8LIMODEX of Weiser are visiting in the home to Springfield, Ore., on Friday Plan will help you curl) and control of their son-in-law and daughter, Francis and his daughters of Wat dule the next PTA meeting on your app«*tlt«\ help you stop over and spent the weekend with Mr. eating*. ' Your weight must come Mr. and Mrs. James Osborne. Um erloo, Iowa, arrived Sept. 14 for Thursday, Oct. 27. and Mrs. Dick Harris and family. down.” The SLIMOPHX Plan conta barger was recently released from a visit with the Rundles, Conables only 13.00 and you rnuxt be pleased Mrs. Kathleen Kahee of Nampa, and Witts. They are cousins whom with roHulta or your money back. Holy Rosary hospital where he Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols and No (lueNtlonN UHked. Sold with this the group had not seen for over sons visited Sunday with his Jean Smith and Ruby Brady of was recuperating from a stroke. guarantee by— Wilder were Monday dinner His condition is reported much 15 years. mother, Mrs. Verda Nichols in ! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy NYSSA PHARMACY—Nysia On Sept. 18 the Witts attended I improved. Caldwell. Mail Orders Filled Standal. the Mina Fairview reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robinson Beattie, Kan., where they renew Mrs. Rex Nichols entertained ed acquaintances with many for and family of Eugene were Fri with a Friday luncheon honoring day overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Mason on her birth mer friends. Among those attend ing were California and Washing Mrs. Dwight Seward, The Robin- day anniversary. Guests included sons were enroute to Kansas and ton residents. There the Witts Eve Ellis, Kathleen Reilly, Naomi Missouri to visit his father and met her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Fritts, Donna Bay and Addie Vin- other relatives. sonhaler. Milo Conable of Sacramento. Enroute home the Newell Family Moves From Baker Heights couple spent one night Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wai bum with cousins in Esbon and visited and son moved their trailer home for several days with Witt’s sis from Baker to the Oscar Nichols ter, Mr. and Mrs. William Hub farm during the first part of Sep bell at Wheat Ridge, Colo., and tember. Walburn has employ with his brother, Dr. and Mrs ment at Ontario and will help N. F. Witt in Boulder. Nichols with chores and other The Witts report seeing good work as he has been quite ill dur wheat crops in Marshall county, ing the past month. He is able To get ready for the big drop Kan., and fall rains. They noted to be up and around now but is ; in temperature. there were good crops of milo and not able to do heavy work. maize, but very little com. West Sunday dinner guests in the | ern Kansas appeared awfully dry Nichols home were Mr. and Mrs. except for small irrigated strips. Albert Nichols and family of Nu Acres, the L. D. Walbum family I To look through closets and dry clean and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walbum of Baker. summer wearables for storage, and Host Anniversary Dinner winter garments for another season Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey of | Caldwell entertained with Friday of good wear. and dinner for Mr. and Mrs. George Griffin, Gary and Lori at McGar- vin’s in Caldwell. They were • • • celebrating a birthday anniver sary for Mrs. Griffin. To send all cleaning to us. Mr. and Mrs. George McKinney | — o----- DO IT TODAY! of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard General Repairing Sorrey of Nampa were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs — o----- Andy Standal. They were cele brating Standal’s 85th birthday anniversary. Mrs. Betty Grimes and Mrs. Phone 372-3570 15 North Second St. Phon* 372-3555 Jennie Cowling of Caldwell were NYSSA . OREGON NYSSA . . . OREGON Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr 117 Good Avenue and Mrs. Waldo Smalley. 1 By Freda Arioraca SUNSET VALLEY — Cindy, Danny and Annette Chapin were weekend guests in the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin. Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen visited Sunday with the Homer Whitman family at Emmett Arthur Johnson left Sept. 29 for Bremerton where he plans to spend the winter months. He had visited since April in the Ora Newgen home. Mrs Ora Newgen was a Satur- day dinner guest of Mrs. Ted Avery in Big Bend. The two | 1 vy kv women later went to Fruitland I to visit Mrs. Frone Stradley. Visitors in Price Home Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey of Caldwell were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Price visited Friday evening with the Ira Prices. Jeanne Hardman, Judy Shipley, Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Astoreca were recent luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb. During the afternoon Mrs. Robb and Mrs. Astoreca visited Mrs. Phil Bre- shears in Roswell. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mills, Mrs. Veryl Harrison and family of Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson and family of Roswell visited Sunday in the Harley Wilson resi dence. Attend Saturday Wedding Ken Lorensen and girls attend ed the wedding Saturday after noon of Roberta Holst of Caldwell and Lt. Richard Manning of Ft. Lewis, Wash. The ceremony was performed in the First Methodist church at Caldwell. The bride is a cousin of Lorensen. 5 Mead Robb of LexinnJ visited Sept. 29 with Robb family. He is a Z1 home of his brother and J law, Mr. and Mrs. Rudi Nyssa and is als0 relatives. The Gabe Astoreca faJ ited Sept. 28 with Gary J in Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Jess J and children visited du3 weekend with Mr. and M J Trump at Wallowa. The J dis were Monday lunched in the Gabe Astoreca hoM Dinner Guests in Vale I Mrs. Harold Snyder, J rel Wilson and Tracey «J day dinner guests in tJ Dimmett home at Vale. 1 Mrs. -Charles Glenn, Ste| Amy visited Sept. 29 J mother, Mrs. Loise Boren 3 kee. Mr. and Mrs. Charles visited Saturday evenini Kent Lovelace in a Caldw< pital where he had uni surgery. He is reported getting along fine. Defoliate for a Total Per Acre Cost of . . . $E3 Including Material and Application. This is a proven, superior application using Micronair filters for the maximum in crop coverage and penetration. | I RANCH AERO AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO. Owned, Operated by Paul N. Hanser Residence—114 North Fourth Street, Nyssa, Or». (Downstairs Apartment — Rear Entrance) Operating From Nyssa Airport PHONES — 372-3058 or 372-3316 Time For Fall Planting Time Gaines (Certified) Wheat YOU CAN'T REAT OUR FRONT END ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING Gate City Cleaners • < SAVE$$$ IT'S FALL DRY CLEANING TIME! I Mrs. Lester Smith 2 Ken Lorensen and * afternoon vert Browns in Caldw, Mrs. Ken Lorensen Lester Smith visited > Malheur MemorialkJ Mr. and Mrs. Willia^ Guests in Glass n Rend«,— • Mrs. WayLt J evening Bn’"8 guests f0/l the home of J ®nd M1\s. Jack Glaze, of jj ^ed Haney and^ G1*ze °n their birthdaj SEED GROWERS PTA Officials Plan Ocl. 27 Meeting Due io Conflict With Stale Session I Q c T or ^ Towne Garage • • • Alpine Barley farmers Feed & Seed Co NYSSA, OREGON Phone 372-2201 RE-ELECT ROBERT F. SMITH "OUR REPRESENTATIVE” Responsibility and Results lP°'i,iC‘1 Ad~’M ■*«* Mdhaa County CMi™». F