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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON PJGE FOUR Ladies of Sunset Valley Entertain At Recent Meetings of Club Women • The Harold Alexander family, By Freda Astoreca SUNSET VALLEY — Members Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer at of the Worthwhile club met last tended a wild game dinner Friday Thursday afternoon in the home evening sponsored by men of of Mrs. Magnus Ekanger with Nyssa Church of the Nazarene. eight members and two young Guests From California guests present. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and The women discussed plans for family of Miranda, Calif., are their Dec. 15 Christmas party to visiting the George Folkmans. be held in the home of Mrs. James Other Sunday visitors and dinner guests in the Folkman home were Langley. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hadley and Tri-Valley Extension unit meet family of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. ing was held Friday in the home Brent Folkman and daughter. of Mrs. Glen Teague. Eighteen Cindy, Dan and Annette Chapin members and eight children at are staying with their grandpar ents, the W. L. Chapins, while tended. A film on Japan was shown by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. the county agent and several Charles Chapin, are elk hunting. Japanese women displayed Orien | The W. L. Chapins attended a tal clothing and food, Refresh- [ conservation meeting held last ments were also of an Oriental I week at the Saratoga hotel and flavor and included fortune the Armory in Caldwell. cookies. Move to California Tom Boren was a Nov. 12 over Mrs. Glen Teague and girls night guest of his sister, Mr. and were Sunday picnic luncheon Mrs. Charles Glenn and family. guests of Mrs. Frank Holub. He was enroute to Fresno where the family is moving. Mr. and Recovers From Surgery James Langley underwent sur Mrs. Kent Lovelace visited Sun gery Nov. 15 at Holy Rosary hos day in the Glenn home Brenda and Mike Connell are pital in Ontario. He is now at home and reported to be recover spending a week with their grand parents, the Gabe Astorecas. Mr. ing nicely. Sunday dinner guests in the and Mrs. Jess Asumendi, Curtis James Langley home were Mr. and Lillena were Nov. 16 evening and Mrs. Bill Frahm of Milton- visitors in the Astoreca home. Ilea Hall and Robin were recent Freewater. They were enroute to Norfolk, Va., to visit a son-in-law visitors in the Wayne Robb home. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gwen Robb was a Friday over Langley. Other dinner guests night guest of Lynn Hall in Ad were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lang rian. ley. Todd Langley is spending Recent Luncheon Guests several days with his grandpar Lois Council, Polly Holub, Mrs. ents while his parents are in Fred Arai, Yoshiko Okano. Mrs. Washington. Noble Morinaka and Laura Ward The Gabe Astoreca family and were Nov. 12 luncheon guests of Kenny Wilson visited Nov. 12 Edna Mae Wimsatt in Ontario. with the Duane Smith family in William Turner has returned to Ontario. Wilson was an overnight Malheur Memorial hospital where guest of the Astorecas. he was a recent patient. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore and Vale were Sunday dinner guests family were recent Monday eve- of the W. L. Chapins. ning dinner guests of the Ora Newgens. Mrs. Ora Newgen vis ited Friday with Mrs. Florencio Rosario at Parma. The Newgens were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Rose Douglas at Parma and visited that evening with the Gabe Astorecas. T ime T i and SAVE IHCC'S FINANCE CHARGES PAID FOR YOU ^WELL INTO 1967! Owyhee Truck & Implement Co. Phone 372-2226 Nyssa, Oregon Attend Church Dir ner The Wayne Robbs, Ken Loren sens, Elver Nielsens, Gabe Asto recas and Polly Holub were among families attending the an nual Thanksgiving banquet held on the evening of Nov. 15 at Owyhee Community church. Sixty-five guests were present. Music was by the Victory Five from Donnelly and New Ply mouth. Guest speaker was the Rev. Dick Steward of the Church of the Open Door in Nampa. Mark Stephen was master of ceremonies, with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Haney as young people’s leaders. Classifieds Bring Results! Adding Up Fast!! The Waynard Talbots became grandparents again Nov. 21, 1966, when a 9-pound boy was born to Stephen and VelaDee Poulsen Talbot of Bellevue, Wash. Maternal grandparents are the L. G. (George) Poulsens of Ontario. The tiny addition is a second grandchild within 10 days for the Talbot couple, as on N ot . 11, Gerald and Wanda Handley Talbot became parents of a girl at Cedar City, Utah. My Neighbors I Oregon Holiday Apple Valley Rural Correspo Theme Announced Sports Recent Activities in, tv z'-’__ — By County Agent * __ -__ n__ By Mrs. Waldo Smalley APPLE VALLEY—Lena Leigh recently accompanied Mr- and Mrs. Robert Breshears of Roswell to Sacramento. Calif. They a - tended Nov. 16 ^dinf r‘teS uniting Betty Fretwell and Vaughn Taylor of Illin0*®- Th® bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fretwell. The Apple Valley trio returned home Nov. 14. Lena Leigh was a Sunday dinner guest of Eva Leigh. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg left Monday morning to ®Pend ® month with their daughter the Rev and Mrs. Winston Ketchum and family at Olympia, Wash. The Kenneth Saunders couple, George Naylors. Joe Kelloggs and Mabel Fox attended a wild game dinner served in the basement of the Nyssa Nazarene church par sonage Friday evening by the men’s fellowship group. According to Helen Dwelle. county extension agent, food ideas, toys for children care o silverware, china and table linens will be among topics discussed and demonstrated at pre-holiday meetings to be held during De cember in Malheur county. The sessions entitled “Oregon Holidays” will be conducted by Malheur Extension Agents Sally Meeuwsen and Helen Dwelle. VISITORS FROM ALABAMA Many of the foods will be pre “If there are any questions Mr. and Mrs. Ron Lenz and pared by using small appliances. I’ll be in my room packing.. Randy of Huntsville, Ala., are The extension agents will discuss visiting during the Thanksgiving use and care of each while dem holidays with her father, Fred GUESTS IN JOHNSON HOME onstrating new holiday food ideas. and Mrs. Schilling. They are Visitors during the weekend in Of special interest to those at house guests of her brother-in- the Tom Johnson home were Mr. tending the meetings will be a law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mar and Mrs. Raymond Graham and 1 display of educational toys which vin Schnabel and family, and are family of Quincy, Wash., Mrs. can be made at home. also visiting other relatives in the Charles Smith and son of Baker. Seven meetings are planned for area. Mrs. Lenz is the former Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sweaney and | the area, and all homemakers are Irene Schilling. son of Caldwell, Mrs. Katherine invited to attend one of the ses Vetsch and son of Boise, Mrs. sions including: Monday, Dec. 5, Malcolm Rossman and sons of 7:30 p.m., room I, Ontario high California Visitor VISIT BOISE FAMILY Clarence Hawkins of LaPuente, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Malloy vis Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson school building; Tuesday, Dec. 6, ited Sunday with their daughter, spent Friday with their daughter.! 1:30 p.m., cafeteria, Ontario high Calif., visited from Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Coburn and I Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sweaney at building; Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1:30 I Sunday with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells and family. He ar i Caldwell. family of Boise. p.m., Vale Grange hall. Thursday, Dec. 8, 1:30 p.m., rived Nov. 14, in time to help his Nyssa Methodist church; Friday, mother, Mrs. C. L. Hawkins of Dec. 9, 1:30 p.m., Juntura school Caldwell, celebrate a birthday an house; Monday, Dec. 12, 8 p.m., niversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells New books going into circula-' * "The Road Past Altamont" by Jordan Valley high school build and Mrs. Jim Franklin of Payette tion Saturday, Nov. 26, at Mal Gabrielle Roy. Four stages in the ing; Tuesday, Dec. 13, 7:30 p.m., were also birthday dinner guests. heur county library in Ontario life of a young French-Canadian Capt. and Mrs. Gene Boston Vale Grange hall. girl named Christine. include the following. and son, Mark of Hamilton Air "Tree Frog" by Martin Wood "The Will to Win" by Jane Mc- Force base arrived last Thursday Ilvaine. The story of Tommy house. A novel of adventure and Legionnaires Conduct to spend a week with his parents, Smith and Jay Trump who tri suspense that combines science Rites for Jesse W. Dye Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston. umphed against odds to make his and aviation. Graveside services for Jesse W. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman tory by winning the world’s "Wild Horizon” by Van Wyck Dye were conducted Wednesday, accompanied the Rev. and Mrs. toughest steeplechase. Mason. An exciting story of the Nov. 23, 1966, at the Nyssa ceme Stanley Banks to Weiser Sunday "The Titanic and the Calif or - American Revolutionary War. tery. He succumbed Monday at morning. The Rev. Banks has "The Seasons Hereafter" by Malheur Memorial hospital. nian" by Peter Padfield, The Ti- been filling the pulpit at the Officiating was the Rev. Ralph Presbyterian church there. Mr. tanic disaster and the truth about Elisabeth Ogilvie. The story of a Captain Lord of the Californian woman who is married, but wait A. Lawrence of Nyssa Methodist and Mrs. William Carson of Wei who was blamed by two formal ing for her day of liberation, who church, with military rites con ser joined them after the service investigations for not going to falls in love with a son of the ducted by American Legionnaires for dinner at the Washington autocratic family that employs of post 79. Burial was under di hotel. the rescue. "Conjectures of a Guilty By her husband and owns the Maine rection of Lienkaemper chapel. Mr. Dye was bom April 20, 1897, Miller Couple Honored stander" by Thomas Merton. A island on which she lives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, "The Nevermore Affair" by in Nebraska, was a World War II sequence of spontaneous notes, opinions, experiences, reflections Kate Wilhelm. A fast - moving veteran and a longtime resident Marilu and Don attended a recent open house reception honoring novel about a group of research of Nyssa. and meditations. Surviving is a brother, John R. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Mel "Test Ban and Disarmament" scientists kidnapped and illegally by Arthur H. Dean. The author taken to a remote valley in the Dye of Herman, Neb.; and one ba. The event honored the couple expresses his personal views and Rocky Mountains to work on the sister, Mrs. Clara Anderson of on their silver wedding anniver sary. analysis of the complex and inter strange and mysterious Never Bancroft, Neb. related problems of world dis more Project — a project which armament and on the urgency will ultimately bring immortality and importance of curbing the to the world. "The Bright Young Man" by arms race and preventing the spread of nuclear weapons. Mike Cohen. A novel about a "Chemistry in the Space Age" young businessman. "Modern Masterpieces of Sci by Marjorie H. Gardner. A thor Today, Nov. 24, 9 p.m.—Thanks ough, lucid treatment of basic ence Fiction," edited by Sam Mos giving dance in LDS stake house. chemistry and its importance to kowitz. A distinguished anthology Nov. 26, 8 p.m.—Oregon Trail man’s exploration of space. of 20th century science fiction. Grange picnochle party. "The Mathematics of Space Ex "The Ground Is Our Table" by Nov. 28, 2 p.m.—Hospital aux ploration" by Myrl H. Ahrendt. Steve Allen. The story of the iliary meeting in basement of A study of celestial mechanics migrant farm worker. hospital. and the mathematics involved in "Death of the Sweet Waters" Nov. 30, 1:30 io 6 p.m. — Red space exploration. by Donald E. Carr. An expert Cross blood drawing at Eagles "The Physics of Space" by Ri discussion of water and what we hall. chard M. Sutton. To clarify the have done to destroy our streams Dec. 1, 6 p.m. — Nyssa Second basic principles of space flight and rivers, beaches and lakes, and ward dinner and bazaar al LDS and elementary astronomy, the how, perhaps, we can save our stake center. author presents the fundamental selves from water starvation. physics of space. "The Jury Returns" by Louis Mr. and Mrs. Don Eldredge and "Age of Exploration" by John Nizer. The author of “My Life in family of Camas, Wash., were R. Hale. The author relates and Court” is back with four new weekend guests of his parents, analyzes the story of the dis cases in which he once again Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge. coverers in clear, unsentimental fights valiantly for human rights prose. under the law. "Boot Hill" by Lambert Florin. "Five Women I Love" by Bob An account of historic graves of Hope. The author’s account of the Old West including that of entertaining the troops in Viet- Mrs. S. Chambers located near nam. Beulah, Ore. "Vietnam, Yesterday and To- "Antiques You Can Decorate day" by Ellen Hammer. The auth With" by George Grotz. A prac- [ or traces the country’s history and ♦ tical guide to what they are. describes its geography and ethnic where to find them and how much character. to pay for them. "The Healing of Sorrow" by "Christmas Treasures" by the Norman Vincent Peale. Under Hallmark company. A collection standing and help for the be of Christmas art and writing. reaved. New Books Listed at County Library Mr. and Mr. Mrs. T Rex v tended Saturday in Boise for her* Mrs. Eva Etychison. ” Ruth Weed of CaM» dinner guest last Th,» ning in the Waldo S im Visitors From Pin,^ Mr. and Mrs. Conle,' Pinehurst visited Mom friends in this conun^ had spent the weekend^ daughter, Mr. and M- Botncr at Ontario, and » son, Mr. and Mrs. Lam and family in Boise ^ Mr. and Mrs. C. L. ft» the weekend in Meadow, Mrs. Myrtle M ck Z daughter of Boise wete dinner guests of Mrs L.i dal. ' Mr. and Mrs. Marvin B girls, Bob Hill and fami Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Alva Hill. jm j home on furlough before on a new assignment i armed forces. The Charles Pitman, Sunday afternoon with year-old uncle, Elmer Ci is a patient in the Weiser home. Nyssa Weathi Date Max « a Nov. 16 58 Nov. 17 ...... 49 X Nov. 18 .... 51 Nov. 19 63 29 Nov. 20 68 44 Nov. 21 56 4 Nov. 22 45 39 Nov. 23 2t Owyhee Reservoir Sto Nov. 21, 1966 270,446 Nov. 21, 1965__ 524,270 MONTANA GUESTS AS Mr. and Mrs. Wayne K and Lynn of Superior, were weekend guests of I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Classifieds Bring I WISH TO THANK All Those Who Helped In My Campaign... and Those Who Voted for Me as County Commissioner in the Nov. 8 Election. 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