THURSDAY, JULY H lö«7
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
Quests Of Johnsons
Guests this week in the Tom
Johnson home are two grand
sons, Bill and Douglas Sweaney
of Caldwell.
Visitors of the
Johnsons over the Fourth of
July holidays were a daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Graham
of Quincy, Wash., Johnson’s
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
R. Smith and Shane, grand
daughter, Lorrie Ann Pierce of
Baker, and Nora Graham.
July 2 the Johnsons hosted
a picnic dinner. Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Graham,
the Charles R. Smiths, Lorrie
Ann Pierce, Nora Graham, Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Sweaney and sons,
Jerrie Seward, Zenobia Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Rogers and
daughters all of Caldwell, and
the Johnson’s granddaughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rossman
and sons of Nampa.
The families also gathered
July 4 for a picnic in Caldwell.
May Johnson of Ontario was
a Thrusday evening guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. She is
his sister-in-iaw.
Coming Events
MR. AND MRS. LON ROOT
A golden wedding anniversary celebration, honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Lon Root of 210 Park Ave., was held July 17,1967 in the
home ot their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huffman. Those
attending were their sons, the Alvin and Robert Root families
all of Nyssa. The honorees received a bud vase commemor
ating the occasion.
They have resided in this area for ap
proximately 40 years. The Rebekahs honored Mrs. Root with
a card shower. Iht event was celebratedwith a dinner followed
by refreshments ot cake and ice cream.
College Of Idaho
Honor Students
Three Nyssa students are
among those at The College of
Idaho on the dean’s list for
scholastic achievement during
the recent spring semester.
Students must achieve a grade
point average of 3.25 or better,
out of a possllba 4.oo.
Leading the list from Nyssa
is J. Golden Draper, a Junior,
with a 4.00 GPA, or straight
'A* record.
Also on the dean's list are
Uea May Hall, a junior; and
William J. Martin, a freshman.
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Today, 2-6 p.m. —Red Cross
blood drawing at Nyssa Eagles
hall.
July 14, 2 p.m. —RebekahSun-
shine circle meeting at home of
Marie Stockdale, Parma.
July 15, 8 p.m. — Pinochle
party at lOOF hall.
July 15 — Western-Style dance
at Nyssa FOE hall.
July 18, 8:30 a.m. — Ontario
Women’a Golf Asso. guest day.
July 21 — TV Rock and Gem
club meeting at First Christian
church basemenL
July 23, 7 p.m. — Scotch Four
some at Ontario Golf Course,
followed by fried chicken pot
luck dinner.
July 23—Arcadia Sunshine club
meeting at home of Mr. and Mrs.
Brig Olsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs
and Doyal arrived back home
July 3 from California and Utah.
They visited Rigg’s sister,
Mrs. Ray McClellan in Roose
velt, Utah, their daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Darrel Manning and
family in San Bernardino, a son,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis K. Riggs
in Milpitas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carson
The trio also visited other
friends and relatives while on of El Cerrito, Calif., were
guests over the Fourth of July
vacation.
holidays other father, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Byers. Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann visitors in the Byers home were
returned home Monday from a Connie Smith and children. Sat
month long visit with a daughter, urday night the Byers visited
Mr. and Mrs. Don Norland and Mr. and Mrs. John Sommars
family at Umitilla, Ore.
at Boise.
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AppleValley
Activities
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APPLE VALLEY—Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Saunders are re
ported to be much improved
and able to be home. Sunday
their daughter, Karen and
friend, Tom Calvin of Boise
were dinner guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Rath-
bun and Karen Chapple of La
Puente, ' alif,, are visiting her
mother, Ethel Wild and a sister,
Arlene Seward. Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Seward entertained
with dinner for them. Other
guests were Ethel Wild, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Wild, Mike Fitz
simmons and Tresa and Trina
Robinson of Eugene, Ore.
Sharon Curtis of Midwest
City, Okla., stopped last Thurs
day to visit a school friend,
Sue Dibble. She and her parents
were on their way home from
Seattle where they had visited
with their son and brother.
Jack Wilson was admitted to
Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario
the evening of July 4 with a
heart attack.
Merle and Larry Saunders
are attending Boys Camp this
week at Victory Cove on the
Payette Lakes.
Mrs. Evelyn Ramey and chil
dren of Walla Walla, Wash.,
were guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ferguson
over the 4th of July weekend.
She also visited her brother,
Major and Mrs. C. L. Ferguson
and family.
Cathyrn and Julia Callahan
spent four days last week with
their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Pitman. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pitman
and sons, Teresa and Elizabeth
Callahan were dinner guests.
When the Harvey Pitmans left
for home they left Teresa and
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the growth of power generating capacity on
the Idaho Power system. In fact, it has been
extraordinarily rapid, having nearly trebled
in ten years. Next spring it will be some 40%
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higher than it is now. ■ This is solid evidence
of sustained economic growth and develop
ment throughout the Snake River valley.
Expansion of industry and agriculture
accompanied by higher standards of living
have dictated it, and electricity in abundance
has been ready in advance of every need.
Planning ahead made it possible. ■ We’ve also
been doing our homework on the power
supply you’ll need in years ahead - planning new
generating capacity, transmission lines and substations.
We’ll make sure that electricity will never be too little or too
late for area development or for the home appliances you’ll want
which haven’t yet been placed on the market. ■ New power facilities
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Our engineers are up-to-date in their studies of new energy sources and
techniques including the field of thermal generation. ■ You’ll get the power you
will need for growth. You can depend upon Idaho .Power Company for that.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Diak
of Pomona, Calif., were guests
last week of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Looney. Mrs. Diak Is
Looney’s sister.
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Mrs. J. W. Armstrong of Wil
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