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THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1967 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON the Ora Newgens were Mrs. Jean Hurdiss and children of Parma and her sister, Lois Booth, of Carmlcheal, Calif. By Freda A.storeca Sunday the Newgens and Mrs. Jeanette Watkins were dinner SUNSET VALLEY—Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Y. Mrs. Ira Price were guests Echevarria in Boise, July 4 at (tie Herb Dimmitt Visitors in the Jess Asumendi home for a picnic dinner, later home over the Fourth of July they attended the rodeo in Vale. holidays were Mr. and Mrs. El Sunday the Ira Prices attended mer Trump, Mrs. Art Harnack an open house reception at the and son, KellyCarl, of Wallowa. James Stephen home honoring On July 4 Roberta, FrankChris- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stephen. tlne, Louis and Tony joined Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nielsen their father and Mr. and Mrs. and children of Homedale spent Trump on a trip to Farewell the Fourth of July holidays Bend to fish and picnic. Cur with the Elver Nielsens. The tis Robertson snagged a fish Elver Nielsens were guests for hook in his finger. He went a barbecue dinner July 4 at to Holy Rosary hospital to have the Emerson Bingaman home In It removed. Thursday evening Fruitland. Mr. and Mrs. Clif the Trumps returned to ford Nielsen and Cliff of On Wallowa. tario were also guests. July 3 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Elver Glenn and family attended the Nielsen visited Mr. and Mrs. Vale Rodeo. Homer Whitman In Emmett. Mr. and Mrs. Lolse Boren of Also visiting were Mrs. Doyn Durkee were recent weekend Price and boys of Pendleton, guests of the Charles Glenns. Ore. Sunday night visitors of the Dinner guests July 4 of Mr. Nielsens were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Holub were James lamgley and Jlmmey. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Teague and Among those attending the girls. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ho Little League baseball game lub, the Glen Teagues and Mrs. Thursday evening were Mrs. M. Teague spent the weekend Jess Asumendi, Curtis and Lil camping at Shayville. iana, Roberta Asumendi and Mrs. John Taylor and child Carmen, Audrle Astoreca. ren arrived Saturday night from Roberta Asumendi spent last Los Angeles to visit Mr. and week with her aunt, Bonnie Mrs. George Folkman. Dinner C mnell and family. guests and visitors Sunday in Tuesday evening visitors of the George Folkman home were Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hadley and family of Boise, Mrs. John Taylor and children, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Folkman and Kim and Debbie Bowers. Mrs. Wayne Robb visited Saturday with her mother, Mae H-Inch ____ 4c Foot Lytle and an uncle, Lee Davis Vi-Inch 7c Foot who was having a birthday anniversary. Saturday Mrs. H Inch 10c Foot Robb honored him with a birth H-Inch______ 10c Foot day cake. %-Inch 15c Foot Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb spent June 30-July 4 sightseeing and visiting on the Oregon 3c Per Square Foot Coast. Mr. and Mrs. James Langley hosted a barbecue dinner Friday night. Guests included Mr. and Owyhee Junction Mrs. Larry Adams and Sherri, Phone 372-2108 Mr. and Mrs. Steve White and Sunset Valley Kim of Oakland, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Keith Langley and Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer, Louise and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Hobsons. The James Langleys and Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Hobsen attended the Nazarene church Fourth of July picnic held at Ap^.e Valley school. A 2/c Edward Lowtrip ar rived July 1 from McChord Air Force base in Tacoma to visit his parents the Gabe As- torecas, two sisters, Mrs. Duane Smith and Bonnie Con nell, other relatives and friends. The Gabe Astorecas, Edward Lowtrip, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Smith and Valarie, BonnleCon- neil, Kellye, Brenda and Mike gathered for a Fourth of July picnic at Ann Morrison park in Boise. While there they viewed the fireworks and saw the sky divers land in the park. Airman Lowtrip was an over night guest Thursday and Friday of a sister, Bonnie Connell and family. The Gabe Astorecas and Low- trip were Saturday night dinner guests of the Wayne Robbs. Bonnie Connell and Edward Lowtrip attended July 1 and 9 the Vale rodeo. They visited an uncle, Eugene Lowtrip in Crane and dined in Burns. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Mitchell and Cecile, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Good water and daughter of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell were dinner guests (it Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell. Later Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mil chell and boys were also visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alex- ander and family attended the Natarene church picnic held July 4 at the Apple Valley school. Mr. and Mrs. James Bare- more of Wallowa spent the Fourth of July holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell and Myrtle Hillis her grandmother. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pendarvis of Wal lowa, July 4 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mitchell and boys, M yr tie Hillis, Dent and Henry Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Knowles, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Knowles of Oak Ridge, Ore., the Ber- nell Stellings and Mr. and Mrs. James BaremoreandMrs. Ruby Leavitt recently gathered for a picnic at Owyhee Dam. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder and Royal were guests were guests Tuesday evening at a pic nic dinner held at the Herb Dimmitt home in Vale. Later they went to Caldwell and visited the Clifford Cates family and watched the fireworks. The Sny ders spent the weekend at McCall, Ida. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Adams and Sherrie and Mr. and Mrs. Steve White and Kim of Oak land Calif, spent last week visit- PAGE THREE Ing with Mr. and Mrs. Homer and White Sands National monu Brewer, Louise and Mary. On ment in New Mexico. In Nevada July 4 they went to McCall they saw Lehman’sCave, Bryce for a picnic. Jimmy Langley Canyon in Utah, and toured accompanied the group. Scotty's castle in Death Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crow Calif. of Madras visited June 26 to Mrs. Olsen reported that they July 9 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin. July enjoyed wonderful tempera 4 they went to the Owyhee dam tures on their trip. The only for a picnic dinner. The time they needed a fan was the Charles Chapins were also wa drive between Hermosillo and ter skiing and joined the picnic. Mazatlan. The hottest weather they encountered was when they returned to Nyssa. Olsens Tour Mexico Dr. and Mrs. John Olsen and Jack returned July 4 from a five-week trip to Mexico. The Olsens left June 1 and drove through Nozales and fol lowed the west coast. They •topped four days Ln Mazatlan, went on to Guadalajara and spent four days there and toured the sights in that area. The Nyssa family drove to Mexico City where they stayed for five days. They toured the city, saw the pyraminds and visited glass, leather and gold factories. The Nyssans went to a bullfight, saw the Folk- Iorio Ballet at the palace of fine arts and toured the palace of Maxlmlllon and Carlotta. The Olsens continued their trip and traveled north to the central high plateaus of Mexico. At some points they were at 11,000 feet elevations. They also stopped at Juarez, Mexico. Touring the states the Olsens viewed the. Carlsbad Caverns REINFORCING CONCRETE AX' tVNR< mV Concrete Nettings I I Sausage Linda R. Morrison Earn* PLU Honors Seaman Apprentice Gerald Long surprised his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ling, by flying in to visit them over the week end. Long recently completed nine weeks of electronics training in San Diego, and is now stationed on Treasure Island near Sacra mento. While on the island, he will spend four months attending radar school. Miss Linda R. Morrison was named to Pacific Lutheran un iversity’s dean’s list for out standing academic achievement during the 1M7 spring semes ter, according to a PLU news release. The honor student, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Cecil Morrison Jr. of Nyssa, will be a junior this fall af" rhe university in Tacoma, Washington. The Nyssa family went to Portland to bring Trudy home. She had been staying with her Many a man who prides him sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tom self on being levelheaded Flaschner. doesn't know how low level is. Students on the dean’s list achieved better than a 3.3 grade point average during the second semester of the school year. WELCOME NYSSA NITE RODEO Dessert Seed Co., Inc Growers Of SUNBLEST Seeds YOUR home of .. STEEL SA Gerald M. Long Surprises Parent« IE I HI PfuRi JI 4 Z 10 ▼ J fg LIBBY’S 4 OZ. CAN, VIENNA s for I 1 LIBBY'S CUT, 303 CAN Green Beans4 for v O j 1 Ripe Olives. .0.99« 1 Chunk Tuna 4 For I | Canned Pop for 98 ¡‘ CATSUP .99'1 111»»1 | Owyhee Steel WESTERN SEA, 1/2 CAN LIBBY’S SELECT, PITTED, NO. 1 CAN LIBBY’S 20 OZ. 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