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THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1968 PAGE SEVEN THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS Sb ■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■ ífs s£* »X* •T* *T* *T* *T* *T* *T* si* %1* *1* *X* AWARD WINNERS .9. .t. -T-«X* . y . sX* »X* *7* *X* *X* *7* *7* *7* PRETTY GIRLS and THEIR PRIZE-WINNING 4-H ANIMALS are always an added attraction to any fair, and the 1968 Malheur County Fair was no exception. In the upper left photo is Joan Timmerman and her reserve grand champion ‘open class’ Hereford Bull, ‘‘Royal Panama”. Pictured upper-right is Evelyn Tallman and her crossbred grand champion Landrace female swine. G. G. Holly, in photo to left, poses with “Little Lady,” Brown Swiss grand champion. G. G. also took honors for the best dairy exhibit at the fair. The young ladies are all members of the Adrian 4-H Livestock club and are all AHS students. They are daughters of the Gerrit Timmermans of route 1, Nyssa; the Keith Tailmans of the Ridgeview area; and the Richard Hollys of Adrian. ♦♦♦GATE CITY JOURNAL Root Critical Of Opponent’s Voting Record “The incumbent Democrat congressman from this district has been nothing more than a rubber stamp for the Johnson- Humphrey Administration’s policies of mismanagement,” stated Marv Root, Republican congressional candidate. Root, campaigning recently in Pen dleton, pointed out that his oppo nent has been trying to convince Second District voters that he has broken with the foreign and domestic policies of Lyndon Johnson and has set a separate course. “All the campaign rhetoric cannot disguise the fact that my opponent has voted down the line for virtually every domestic and foreign policy bill asked for by the John son-Humphrey Ad ministration,” Root said. “My opponent supported the Administration’s domestic ‘great society’ bills on 75 per cent of the roll-call votes,” stated the Republican candidate. “This overwhelming support in the 1967 session of Congress is actually higher than his support in the previous session. My opponent has become more pro Administration rather than less so.” “In contrast, my opponent’s fellow Democrat supported the Johnson-Humphrey program on only 69 percent of the votes and his two Republican colleagues PHOTOS ♦♦♦ supported ‘great society’ legis lation only 43 percent and 51 percent respectively. My oppo nent has supported the Johnson- Humphrey Administration to a far greater extent than any other Oregon congressman or senator. These figure s were taken from the highly respected ‘Congressional Quarterly’.” “A total of 76 percent of 2nd District residents do not want their congressman to support domestic ‘great society’ legis lation, according to a poll taken by Public Affairs, Inc. of Salem,” Root said. My opponent is clearly at varience with the views and needs of his con stituents.” To overcome the present with a heart that looks beyond is triumph. NEWELL HEIGHTS - C. B. The latter is a former resident Hill was an August 18 dinner of Kingman Kolony and recently guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hardy became a resident of the nurs Fine in Caldwell. ing home. She is an aunt of Mrs. Debra Porter of Helix, Ore., Ethel Lane, a former Kingman recently returned to her home Kolony resident, who now lives after spending the summer with at Ontario. her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simpson Dewey Garner. of Harrisburg, Pa., arrived Terrilyn Chamberlain enter August 9 and spent a weekend tained with a slumber party on visiting his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. August 14 to celebrate her Ray Simpson. The men had not birthday anniversary. Guests seen each other since Bob was included Debra Haney, Mildred a small boy. The couple had Widmer, Margie Durfee, Reta recently married and were on a Berrett, Cindy Shy and Mary honeymoon trip. Thad had been Huffman. to Canada, and after visiting in Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Winkler Oregon they left for Redding and and Dennis of Downey, Calif., Alameda, Calif. They plan to arrived August 17 to visit his make their home in Florida. aunt, Mrs. Lydia Worden. They The Ray Simpsons entertain planned to leave on the even ed on the evening of August 10 ing of August 20 for their home. with a potluck dinner honoring Dedee and Jeanie Fenn of On the Bob Simpsons. Among those tario were August 16 evening present were Mr. and Mrs. dinner guests in the Gene Simp Johnnie Eason, Mr. and Mrs. son home. Norene Savage of Alfred Simpson and family, Mr. Nyssa was an August 18 over and Mrs. Gene Simpson. The ~ night guest. Bob Simpsons left on the fol- Mrs. Lydia Worden arrived lowing Monday morning. in Boise on August 14 by plane Mr. and Mrs. Russell Me- from Portland where she had Kinley of Boise were August been visiting relatives there, 17 evening dinner guests of at Kennewick and in Seattle. his brother, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. In Kennewick, she visited a McKinley. Mrs. Sigrid Hender daughter, Mrs. Ivan Tollman, son of Portland spent Saturday and at Seattle she visited with visiting in the McKinley home. granddaughters, Lois Rathbun Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steen and Verna Costley. In Port of Wheaton, Ill., arrived on the land she visited another grand daughter, Mrs. Bob Halvorson afternoon of August 17 to visit the Louis and Eugene Pratts. and in the homes of her grand They are cousins of the late children, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mrs. Anna D. S. Pratt. Costley, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price Patrick Stam, son of Mr. and Jr. She had been gone a month, Mrs. Louis Stam was released and this washer very first plane ride. She reports the trip was a August 17 from Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario. He is re little rough. It was raining in ported to be recovering nicely. the Rose City when she left Kenneth Fenn went to Maple as well as in Boise when she Valley last week and was ac arrived at the airport. companied home by his sons, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Osborn Dennis and Delbert. They plan of Moses Lake, Wash., visit *to spend 10 days visiting rel ed on the afternoon of August 13 with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. atives in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Grant String Kurtz. They were enroute to fellow of San Diego arrived Boise to visit her mother who is in a hospital there. Glenn August 14 and visited until the is a former resident of King- following Friday in the Rollo man Kolony, and asked to be Fenn home. They visited other remembered to his friends in friends here and went to Boise the area. He attended Adrian on August 16 to visit his father schools. His wife is a former and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. resident of the Napton area. Bob Stringfellow. Carla Fenn, who had been Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz visited August 15 with her aunt, visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mrs. Jessie at a nurs- Carl Fenn, left by plane on r._. J____ T Tucker ................______ ing home in Homedale. They^^s* 17 for her home ,n also visited Mrs. Marv Nichols. Portland. - i. u ó SHOWING THEIR CHAMPION ANIMALS at the 1968 Malheur County Fair are ROYBELVEAL (on left) and DON BISHOP, members of the Nyssa FFA chapter. Roy is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Belveal and Don’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mancel Bishop. They bot* Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn arrived home August 12 after spending nine days at Depoe Bay. They met Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Jones of Midville, Ore., there and they all went salmon fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parsons of Portland arrived on F riday evening while they were there and left the following Sun day evening for their home. Rol lo reports catching one salmon, numerous bass and some floun der. On Sunday the Jones, Par sons and Fenn couples, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ferguson met for a picnic at Devil’s Bow. The Fenns took their trailer house and parked it at the Ferguson place in Depoe Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ward were August 17 afternoon visit ors in the Rollo Fenn home. Elsmore Fenn of Homedale ar rived on the evening of August 15 to visit his nephew, Grant Stringfellow. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz visited on the afternoon of Aug ust 15 with Charles McGinnis at the James McGinnis home. That evening they visited at the R. D. McKinley home and saw the new baby of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Eddy. Mrs. Carlene Savage and children were August 18 visit ors in the home of her mother, Mrs. Carl Fenn. reside on route 2, Nyssa. Roy is pictured with his reserve grand champion Hampshire boar. He also took reserve grand champion honors on a Hampshire sow and letter, plus 14 first-place ribbons in the swine division. Don displays his reserve champion Yorkshire. Chuck Walker was an August 14 breakfast guest of the Ray Simpsons. Mrs. Bill Holdt called her mother, Mrs. Ray Simpson on the evening of August 17 and said it had rained every even ing in Portland during the past week. Mary Cook, Julie and Afton Udall of Kaysville, Utah ar rived August 15 to visit their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Call and family. They returned home the following Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Warring ton arrived August 16 and will reside in the former Edith Ham mon home in this community. They were married on August 12, 1968. Mrs. Warrington is the former Shirley McClung of Bend. Warrington will teach again this year in the Adrian schools. Mrs. Dale Witt was an Aug ust 16 dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van de Water in Big Bend. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd entertained August 18 with a family dinner. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Downer and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kinney of Ontario, Mrs. Muriel Judd of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd and sons. On August 19, the M. L. Judds and the John Downer family were dinner guests in the R. S. Overstreet home at Boise. A recent guest in the John Fahrenbruch home was his bro ther, Fred Fahrenbruch of Bil lings, Mont. O. P. Roberts of Jolliet, Mont., visited August 15 in the Fahrenbruch home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farr and Dee returned recently from a trip. They spent two nights with Mr. and Mrs. Kai Farr at Provo, Utah and visited with a daughter, Mrs. Van (Colleen) Dahl at Ogden. They then left for Las Vegas where they were met by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farr and son of San Jose. The Calif ornia trio spent three days with them there. They attended the Bobby Darin and many other shows while there and visited the Las Vegas radio station. They then went to San Jose and after visiting many places of interest, went to Lodi to visit a son, Keith, Betty, Susan and Lesa. 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