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THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON SSaaisJSasaasasffloiaaHjiaa KINGMAN KOLONY NEWS »■»■BY DALE WITTPHONE 372-2183-0-* KINGMAN KOLONY - Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant and Jim attended a family gathering on Fathers’ Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stacy who now reside in Apple Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Anderson of La Grande were weekend guests in the Conant home. They, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Conant and son also attended the Sun day reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar were June 16 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbert son. Mrs. Jerry Gordon and children of Jordan Valley recently spent two days with her parents, the Earl Kygars. Jan Phifer left with a group June 10 to attend 4-H summer school at Corvallis, returning home Sunday evening. Returning with her was Mr. Tetsushi Wamamoko from Japan. He is an IFYE student who will spend two weeks in the Jim Phifer home. Mrs. Bill Toomb was a June 16 dinner guest of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer and Jan. Mrs. Bill Toomb and Mrs. Mary Hatt visited on the after noon of June 16 with Mrs. Hatt’s sister, Mrs. Gordon Dixon at Malheur Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson were Fathers’ Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLing of Albany, who had been visiting at the Herschel Thompson home, left June 15 for their home. They were accompanied THEATRE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY JUNE 20, 21, 22 Farzan And fke Valley Of GM (Mike Henry & Nancy Kovock) Tarzan Struggles To Out-Wit Gangsters In A Fabulous Lost Valley! Tuesdays and Thursdays SPANISH SHOWS No Show Matinee Sat and Sun. 1:30 p.m. ADMISSION: 9OÇ - 65C - 30? REQUIRED TO WORK WHEN ABLE-BODIED by Mrs. Me Ling's mother, Mrs. Able-bodied welfare recipi Marie Earp, who will remain for an extended visit. Mr. and ents must take whatever sea Mrs. Vernon Leighty of Emmett sonal jobs are available this were June 13 dinner guests summer. “Both State and Federal wel in the Herschel Thompson home. Mrs. Leighty is a friend fare laws say a man isn’t eli gible for help if he turns down of Mrs. Me Ling. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Viers a job without good reason,’’ and Valarie and his sister, Mrs. explained Malheur County Wel Edna Kennicott of Eugene fare Administrator C aroline arrived June 10 to visit their Craig. These requirements don’t brother, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers and family. The Victor apply to the aged, blind or dis Viers’ left June 12 and his sis abled, Miss Craig said, nor to ter remained for a longer visit. mothers needed at hometocare She planned to leave Monday for for small children. Grand Rhonde. On June 11 Mrs. Those affected will be mainly Viers’ brother and sister-in- heads of families who needed law, the Rev. and Mrs. Archie help during the winter when no Brown of Bonnie Lake, Wash., jobs were available. Adults were dinner guests of the Vir without children aren’t given gil Viers*. They were enroute welfare help at any time of to Kansas City, Mo., to attend year if they’re able to work. a meeting. In Malheur County, seasonal Happy Dozen Card group met work is usually available from June 14 at the home of Dorothy May through October in agri Fox. Laura Brock was a guest cultural employment. player. Prize winners were Miss Craig said most Agnes and Sue Ashcraft, Gnetty families are expected to support themselves during that time. Piercy and Minnie Stam. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft Welfare can supplement only if left June 15 for Hazelton, Ida., earnings aren’t enough to cover where they visited a son, Mr. basic living costs. and Mrs. Dick Ashcraft and “We can’t keep people on wel family. They returned home fare when workers are urgently Sunday. needed on the farms,” she de Mrs. Dale Ashcraft and Mrs. clared. “Welfare’s job is to help M. L. Judd attended a June 11 only those who can’t take care garden club meeting at the of themselves.” Miss Craig said more child Orland Cheldelin home near ren are expected to take sum Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nedrow, Mr. mer jobs this year under a new and Mrs. Ralph Cleveland re policy which lets children keep cently went to Leslie Gulch for what they earn instead of de a picnic. Other Soil Conserva ducting it from the family’s tion men and their wives were welfare check. Phone 372-3932 Wednesdays WELFARE PATIENTS SHOWS START7:30 P.M. NEWS FROM BIC, BEND 1 . ...................BY GOLDIE ROBERTS •••••••• BIG BEND - June 16, 1968 was a very special Father’s Day for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witty as all six of their child ren were together for the first time in several years. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Gillen and seven children of Ulysses, Kans., who arrived Thursday; Mr. and Mrs. John Witty of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spears and five children of Vale, David Witty of Achabagan, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Joe Witty and four children, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Witty, Mrs. Mabel Spears and Miss LoisSpears of Strong hurst, Ill. The John Wittys left for their home Sunday and David left Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Venn of Miles City, Mont., were June 15 overnight guests of his aunt, Mrs. Jesse Higgins. Mrs. Jim Thompson and Todd of La Grande spent Monday afternoon visiting Mrs. Verl Bishop. George Cartwright took his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright for a Fathers’ Day ride to Unity and Elkhorn. They called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duncan near Willow Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Byers and family of Greenville, Mich., arrived June 15 to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Higgins and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers of the Ore gon Trail community. Mrs. Arden Beckley and children of Lind, Wash., also arrived that day to visit her parents and sister. Jolly Janes met on the after noon of June 12 in the home of Mrs. Tony Oca mica. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Darrell English. Mrs. Edythe Prosser and Mrs. Delno Brock visited June 13 with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maurer in Wilder. Mrs. A1 v e r d a Trout of Lyn don, Kans., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bill Bishop and family. Danny Miller underwent knee surgery June 11 at the Caid well Memorial hospital. He was released June 13, but will be housebound for awhile. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Obenchain and Sharon were June 16 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Higgins; their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Byers and family; Mrs. Arden Beckley and family were guests at a recent family din- PAGE THREE they were served homemade ice cream. Father’s Day evening visitors at the Frank Byers’ home were her daughter, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Byers, and Mrs. Jim (Brenda) Farmer Tom, Terry and ToddofGreen- and Karla. ville, Mich., arrived June 15 ♦ * « at the Boise air terminal by Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard plane to visit his father, Mr. left June 9 to visit his youngest and Mrs. Frank Byers and his brother, Leo Chard and family wife’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. at Madras and to attend a golden Jess Higgins of Parma. Both wedding anniversary reception families were June 16 after for Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kollen. noon visitors in the home of They continued their journey Mrs. Byers’ son, Mr. and Mrs. June 10, via Portland where they John Sommars at Notus where visited briefly with a grand PERSONALS Vancouver Island, B. C. Their return trip was West to East across Washington state into Idaho. They arrived home June 15 from Coeur d* Alene. ♦ * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kressly and four daughters of Lemmon, South Dakota, arrived June 1 at the home of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt (Hazel) Smith. While, in Nyssa they visited his sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Don Strickland and family and Mr. and Mrs. Art Hawkins ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Faye Marie Conley. and family of Vale and a brother, Shorty Hall. Dr. and Mrs. Jim Driving along the Washing jn Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kressly Hollingsworth and family of coast they crossed by ferry to and family of Ontario. They left for their home June 11. Bain were also present. Joe Witty left Sunday after noon for Corvallis where he will attend a two-week school session. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop, Steve and Linda; Miss Kathy McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bishop and Mrs. Alverda Trout were June 16 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Bill Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kent and daughter of Connell, Wash., were recent weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas. Miss Linda Bishop and Miss Kathy McGuire of Grants Pass, Ore., arrived June 13 to visit Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop and Steve. Mrs. Boyce Van deWater is visiting her mother in Northern Idaho. RANCH AERO Airplane Spraying Co. Owned And Operated By PAUL N. HANSEN WILL BE BACK AGAIN THIS SEASON TO ASSIST FARMERS OF THE AREA WITH SPRAYING PROBLEMS. WILL AGAIN OPERATE FROM NYSSA AIRPORT also present. Among them were Messrs, and Mmes. Dean Blay lock, G. E. Mackey, Hans Salo- man, Wilbur Chapin, Harold Markley and Jake Borge. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marshall of Meridian were June 16 after noon visitors in the Oscar Schafer home. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers and family attended the recent graduation exercises at North- west Nazarine college in Nampa. Their son, Joe was among the 184 graduates. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Louk of Iona spent a recent week visiting their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy and family. Mrs. Piercy’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Louk and children of Iona arrived June 16 to spend several days in the Piercy home. Mrs. Hazel Watkins of Spo kane arrived June 15 to spend a week visiting her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mefford and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mef ford and family of Ontario were June 16 afternoon visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Osborn and family visited on the eve ning of June 15 with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Osborn in Ontario. Mrs. Dennis Martin and baby of Moscow, Ida., and Mary Laan of La Grande left June 16 for their homes after spending some time with their parents, the Klaas Laans. A Salde io Dairymen and Their Products! • Dairy Foods makw a major contribution to h—ltk and happtoaos. They aro out front with Qaror. natrltfcm and economical mm . Too. the Dairy Industry makes a major contribution to Improved bustnaas In our commu nity. lie out front to keep prosperity on the marchi • Through our financial eerrlcaa, wo aro privileged to bo a part In local dairy program And wo offer compiate bankiro ea r vi c as to mast the Dairy Farmer's needs. May we help? I irst National Bankof Oregon one 372-2221 A NYSSA BRANCH Nyssa, Oregon < I
