THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1967
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
FROM OUR
of Newburg, Ore., arrived Nov.
8 and visited until Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McKinley,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Earnest
and family of lai Grande spent
the week-end in the McKinley
home,
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IN APPRECIATION
per ^J nals
We take this means to express
NEWS
our appreciation for the kind
ABOUT
nesses afforded us by the staff
at Malheur Memorial hospital,
SERVICEMEN
Dr. David Sarazin, the pastor
Mrs. Kathryn Schaefer of Le­
By Goldie Roberts
and members of Nyssa Church
ters of Marsing visited Sat- banon, Ore., arrived Nov. 11
By IM I d Witt
Clint Chamberlain suffered
of the Nazarene and the many
urday with Mrs. Harvey Ben- for a three-week visit with her St«v«n J. Haney
Mrs.
Thelma
Hammon
and
a deep gash on his forehead
BIG BEND - Mmes. Horace
other
friends
at
the
passing
of
nett.
mother, Mrs. Freda Miner; her
NEWELL HEIGHTS - Judy when a generator exploded while Bill, and Mrs. Pete Hammon our loved one. - The family and Dallas Chaney were host­
Steven J. Haney, soo of
Mmes. Verl Bishop, Ernest brother, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
I Pratt spent the week-end with he was working In the Vo-Ag went to Bend Nov. 7 to attend of George P. Lawson.
esses at a recent bridal shower
Seuell, Boyce Van de Water, Miner and other relatives in the Nyssans Alvin and Melba Haney,
funeral
services
for
C.C.
Howe,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. shop at Treasure Valley Com­
for Mrs. Ronnie Cartwright of
is now stationed at the Navy
Varner Hopkins, Edythe Pros­ area.
Eugene Pratt. John Kirby of munity college last Thursday and later visited with Mrs.
Payette. A special guest was her
Training center at San Diego.
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ser and Dyre Roberts attended
Ontario was a Sunday after­ afternoon. He was hit by a Howe. Before returning home Thanks To Friend»
mother, Mrs. Bates of Payette.
The young sailor was gradu­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Hatfield
the
Nov.
7
meeting
of
Adrian
I take this opportunity to Sixteen women attended out of
noon visitor.
flying piece of the generator. the following day, they visited
ated
from Nyssa high school
of
Lake
Of
The
Ozarks,
Gravois
garden club at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pratt He was treated at Holy Rosary Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Warring­ extend my deepest af4>reclation area guests were Mmes. Albert
Mills, Mo., arrived by train and studied for one year at
Mrs.
Dale
Ashcraft
in
King-
to the staff at Malheur Memorial and William Gifford and child­
went to Hurley last Thursday hospital before coming to the ton in Bend.
Oct. 30 for a visit with long­ Treasure Valley Community
man Kolony.
and visited until Satuiday with home of his parents. Replanned
Happy Dozen card group met hospital, Drs. Ken Phaff andGus ren of Nyssa.
time friends. Dr. and Mrs. Ken- College. He enlisted in the re­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dick
Reed
and
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. to return to his classes early Friday in the home of Agnes Tanaka for the excellent care
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop
gular U. S. Navy on Sept. 28
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Lauri of Boise were Sunday
Dan Perkins and family.
this week.
Ashcraft. Prize winners were I received while hospitalised, and Steve, Mr. and Mrs. Will
this year.
neth
E.
Kerby.
While
in
this
guests
of
the
Boyce
Van
de
­
Laura, Carl, Lori and Marci
Tina Call, C he r r y 1 ee and Marg Looney, Anna Vander- following my recent surgery. Bishop were Sunday evening Waters.
area, five days of their visit
I also want to thank my friend; guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Fenn of Ontario spent the week­ Terr 11 yn Chamberlain were Oord, Minnie Starn and Mabel
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
was
spent at the Kerby’s cabin
D.
Knapp
end in th«1 Gene Simpson home. among Adrian FHA girls who Piercy. Next session will be for their many kindnesses and Bishop in honor of Bill’s birth­
of Roswell, Mrs. Christine on Wallowa Lake. They left by Hula Hoop
considerations.
-
Mrs.
Parley
John Eason of Homedale ar­ attended the recent convention Dec. 1 in the home of Dorothy
day anniversary.
Knapp and Norman of Nampa train Nov. 6 for their home. Contest Sat.
Feik.
box.
rived Nov. 8 and spent the In Hermiston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Abbl of
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were Sunday dinner guests of
remainder of the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Conable
McMinnville, Ore., arrived Oct.
Hula Hoop contest will be held
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Byers Saturday November 18th at 2:30
the Simpsons. Mrs. Carl Fenn, of Sacramento, Calif., arrived
8 and remained until Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney and her mother, Mrs. Cynthia
Mrs. Dave Savage, David Fenn, Sunday to visit his sisters, Mr.
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cart­
visited Sunday with Mrs. Anna Gilbert of Kansas were Saturday in the afternoon in the lot be­
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson and Mrs. Wilson Witt, Mr. and
wright. They formerly lived in
tween the Idaho Power Bldg,
Chaney in Nyssa.
evening guests in the home of and the Nyssa Variety Store.
were Sunday afternoon visitors Mrs. W. C. Van deWater and
Big Bend on the farm now owned
Mr. and Mrs. Arden Beckley
in the Gene Simpson residence. Kent In Big Bend.
by Arthur Gale. Friday the and family of Lind, Wash., spent the George * Folkmans.
All contestants must get a ticket
Craig
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Mi. ami Mr .. Hu-.-,, || ( of-
Mrs. Carl Fenn and the Sav­
Cartwright
’
s
took
their
guests
and
sign up at the Nyssa Variety
Northrup
Friday evening with her par­
Mrs. Fern Alters, Mrs. Ethel Store where they will recieve
fman of Milwaukie, Ore., were age girls were Sunday dinner
to Owyhee dam.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hig­ Alters, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
Nyssa Band Director
week-end guests of Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kent and
a badge for the contest. There
gins. Saturday evening the Hig­ Burbank of Boise visited Sun­
Mrs. Hill Webb. Donna Webb Simpson. Mrs. Dave Savage was
Pamela ofConnell, Wash., spent
are 4 groups to be judged.
gins
’
entertained
with
dinner
directed
by
William
Schenk,
At the Idaho marching band
day afternoon with Mr. and First Group up to five years;
and Melanie Webb were Sunday an afternoon visitor in the Fenn
last week-end with her parents,
in their honor. Other guests Mrs. Maurice Corey.
festival in Nampa, the Nyssa director of music at Treasure Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas.
dinner guests In the Webb home. home.
second group 6-8 years; third
were daughters, Mis. Joyce
Valley Community college. The
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Elder Stanley Smith returned high school marching band wona
Mrs. Lydia Worden returned
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mausl-
group 9 to 11 years and the
Hall of Payette, Mrs. Eudora
local students are Linda Ballou,
Former Nyssans Mr. and fourth group 12 to 14 years.
home Monday after spending a home Monday from a two-year 1-A (superior) rating in com­
ing recently celebrated their Hollingsworth of Boise, their
Meria
Ashby,
Larry
Miner
and
Mrs. Leonard Hewitt and Joan
week with Mr. and Mrs. Ray LDS church mission in Canada. petition with 20 Treasure Val­
60th Wedding anniversary din­
The winner of each group will
Kay Abe.
husbands and families.
of Idaho Falls were Saturday be awarded a card from the
Spending the week-end at the ley schools. Their show fea­
Leedy In Huntington. Sunday
ner at the home of their son,
The first concert to be given
visitors in Nyssa. On July 1, Nyssa Variety store entitling
dinner guests of Mrs. Lydia Kenneth Smith home were their tured music that the last Walt
Erie.
by the group will be in con­
Disney
made
famous
through
­
Hewitt took over his duties the recipient to their choice of
Worden were Mrs. VernaCost- children, Effie and Ralph Shy
Mrs. Dyre Roberts entertain­
junction with the SRV choral
Oregon in 1913 was the first as assistant manager of Idaho $2.50 of merchandise.
ley, Mrs. Frankie Worden and of Ogden, Utah; Mrs. Wayne out his lifetime. The music was
ed alumni of the home exten­
clinic at 8 p.m., Saturday, Nov. sion advisory committee at her state to have an enforceable First National Bank’s Loan de­
arranged
by
Nyssa
’
s
new
Band
(Sharon) Smith and baby of Seat­
Gene Worden.
The winners names will also
18, in tlie Ontario high school
home last Thursday afternoon. wage and hour law and this partment in Idaho Falls. Joan is be sent to Hollywood head­
Mrs. Lydia Worden was tle, Tom and Royella Smith of Director Craig Northrup.
gym.
Eleven ladies attended. Sally pioneer legislation was the first a student at Idaho State college. quarters for possible use in
among women attending Adrian Fruitland and Leroy Smith of
This concert will feature an
Among other honors which
Meevwsen showed slides of to be sustained by a Supreme The trio lives at 329 South district, state and national con­
garden club meeting held Nov. Ogden.
1100-voice mass choir, which household accessories and the Court decision.
Skyline.
Stanley Smith gave a report the band has received this year
tests.
7 at the home of Mrs. Dale
will include the Nyssa high
women exchanged Christmas
Ashcraft.
on his two-year mission Sunday is an invitation from Oregon
school
choir,
and
the
50-piece
decorating ideas.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl la*e Hill, evening at the LDS Owyhee State university in Corvallis,
to perform at their football honor band.
Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Seuell
Lee and Terri, Mr. and Mrs. ward.
of Nampa spent Sunday with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Rust game on November 9, 1968
Monty Spellman, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Ernest Seuell.
Kenneth Price spent a recent of Nyssa were Saturday visitors when OSU meets UCLA.
Witty» Take Trip
Nyssa school board members
Mrs. Anna Hamilton of Nampa
week-end hunting elk in the area in the Rollo Fenn home.
BIG BEND - Mr. and Mrs. visited Friday morning with
south of lai Grande.
Mt. and Mrs. Arthur Carter have given their permission for
the trip, and the students are Charles Witty recently re­ Mrs. Edythe Prosser.
responsible for raising the nec­ turned from a month-long trip.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts attended
's.
essary money through their an­
They visited her brother, Mr. a Happy Dozen pinochle party
nual calendar sales.
and Mrs. Miles Teter at Win­ Friday in the home of Mrs.
chester, Wash., and their son, Dale Ashcraft.
Four Nyssa high school stu­ Mr. and Mrs. David Witty at
Mrs. Leroy Bennett enter­
dents have been accepted as Okanogan, Wash.
tained members of the Women’s
\
members ottlMSRV honor band.
They then visited I-ake Lou­ association of Adrian Presby­
They auditioned along withover ise and Banff National park terian church last Thursday
100 other SRV high school stu­ in British Columbia, crossing afternoon. There were 12 wo­
THANKSGIVING
dents on October 23, 1967.
Canada on the Trans-Canada men present, and plans were
This year the honor band is highway. The Wittys spent a made for Thank Offering Sun­
CENTERPIECES
y. 1
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weekend with their son, Mr. day and the annual God’s Acre
and Mrs. John Witty at White sale.
fd
Face Mountain, New York, and
Mrs. Harvey Bennett visited
spent four days at Expo ’67 in Sunday with Mrs. Susannah
Montreal.
Councilman at Roswell.
Floral arrangements add that sparkl­
CHEERFUL HEALTH CLUB
They visited another son, Mr,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Devers
ing touch to table decorations. We
c z
The third meeting of the 4-H and Mrs. John Witty in their of Salinas, Calif., visited from
a»
will gladly arrange flowers in your
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Cheerful Health Club in Mrs. apartment at Cornell univer­ Friday until Sunday with Mr.
own container if you wish.
Lane’s classroom was held sity.
and Mrs. Varner Hopkins. The
The Big Bend couple then Hopkins couple attended a din­
November 3, 1967. President
Tom Church called the meeting drove the Skyline drive from ner in their honor at the home
New York to North Carolina. of the women’s Mother, Mrs.
to order.
We answered roll call by They visited a former pastor Creola Betts in Boise.
Mrs. Larry Bauman andboys
telling of any hazards in our of Adrian Community church.
homes. Secretary, Dean Sappe Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Kuiper of Nyssa were Saturday over­
read the minutes of the pre­ at Charlotte, and with Mr. and night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
vious meeting. De ora Alexander Mrs. Erskine Carson at Boyce Van de Water.
suggested that we should elect Cherryville. They then crossed
Mrs. Floyd Wood and daugh-
a reporter. It was approved the Big Smokey National park.
In Illinois, they visited Mrs.
and we elected Debra.
After that our song leaders Mabel Spears, Mr. and Mrs.
led us in ‘‘The Star-Spangled Marshall Spears and Miss Lois
Banner,” ‘‘My Oregon,” and Spears.
While in Kansas City, Witty
“
The More We Get Together.”
o-
The president then dismissed received a National Disting­
the meeting and Game Chair­ uished Service award, present­
man, Ricky Schoen showed us ed by Future Farmers of Am­
how to play "City Chain.” The erica. The Wittys toured Mesa
president appointed Steven Sage Verda National park and before
REGISTER NOW FOR
FOR A SAFER TRIP - TAKE ALONG A
Nyssa, Oregon
as game chairman for the next returning home, visited their
502 Main Street
meeting. - Debra Alexander, daughter, Lorena and family
FLASHING RED BATTERY OPERATED
at Ulysses, Kans.
reporter.
Newell Heights
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