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PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1969 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a FHA INSTALLS 1969 Officers APPLE VALLEY ITEMS GRANGE NEWS BUENA VISTA NEWS SOROPTIMIST CLUB SPONSORS CONTEST FOR AREA SENIORS BY HELEN HOFFMAN - PHONE NO. 372-280« ■ •••■•■••■•BY FRANCES SMALLEY. ...................... .. The Ontario SoioptimistClub Jan. 28 was the first meet APPLE VALLEY - Mr. and I dinner guests and took the child- BUENA VISTA - Mr. and Jan. 25 luncheon guest of Miss is sponsoringaCitizenshipcon- ing of the new year for the Mrs. Dale Morgan attended a t ren home that evening. Luckie Smith in Vale. Mrs. James Stephen spent the Nyssa chapter of Future Home- recent seed school at Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sis test for any Senior who will night of Jan. 11 with their son, Members of Oregon Trail makers of America. Enroute they visited Mr. and I Mrs. Cleta Saunders, Mr. and son and his mother, Mrs. graduate from an accredited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stephen and grange met in regular session high school in May, 1969. This Mrs. Cecil Sheppard were Jan. Mrs. Darrell Wilson and family family in Boise. Larry took his Anna Mae Sisson attended Jan. Newly elected officers are at Madras, and returned home 20 guests in the Dwight Seward Jan. 16, with Master Don Som parents to the Boise air ter- 23 funeral rites for an uncle, is open to students of Malheur Kathy Garner, president; Lissa via Portland. home where they watched the in ers presiding. John Grieve at Twin Falls. They County, and application blanks Master Somers announced minal where they boarded a Nishitani, vice president; Janis auguration ceremonies on TV. Jill and Rodney Morgan were returned home the following may be obtained from the high plane for California. They were Okana, secretary; Patty Lowe, houseguests of their grand schools or from Mrs. Eleanor Mrs. Henry Moore was a that a flag which has flown over houseguests in the home of Mr. day. treasurer; Norma Rodriguez, mother, Helen Wilson while Jan. 14 visitor in the Lloyd Dib the Capitol will be presented and Mrs. Jalmer Scott at Bur Jan. 26 afternoon visitors in L. Hartwell, Box D. Ontario, parliamentarian; Jeanine Saito, their parents were away. ble home. Mr. and Mrs. Dibble at the Feb. 20 meeting by Mrs. bank and also visited in the home the Harold Sisson home were Oregon. Cornmesser, representative of historian; Patty Ross, assistant Deadline for the entries is Mrs. Lavone Fox of Cald and Sue visited on the evening of Stephen’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harriet Yadon, the Rev. historian; Janice Church, merit well, Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wil of Jan. 17 with his mother, Mrs. the Ontario VFW. Feb. 15. There will be a first Paul Yadon and son, Raymond Mrs. Grant Armstrong at Long The grangers voted to give checker; Susan Chamberlain, son visited Jan. 18 in the Helen Edna Dibble. She had just re place winner of $100; second Beach. They report spending of Parma. assistant merit checker; Jan Wilson home. turned from a month’s visit a $30 summer school scholar much of their time sightseeing; place, $50; and third place, Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper ship to a 4-H club member from Saito, corresponding secretary; $25. Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard in Indiana. of Wilder visited on the after say they had a very enjoyable DeeAnn Peterson, reporter; and and family and Cathey Christ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bos this area. The first place winning es noon of Jan. 26 with Mr. and trip and returned home Jan. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery of Nancy Jackson, song leader. ensen were Jan. 19 dinner ton of Portland arrived re say will be forwarded to dis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holub took Mrs. Russell Talbot. Big Bend Grange were visitors. A discussion on TAP con guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth cently to visit Mrs. Anna Bos Refreshments were served to care of the Stephen ranch during Mr. and Mrs. Walter Can trict competition and that win ton, a patient in Malheur Mem NANCY LYTLE their absence. tributions was presented and Saunders. non visited Jan. 26 with a long ner will then compete in the 22 members and the visitors by orial hospital. They also visit Gary Seward was a recent proposals made on amounts to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Titland time friend, Hulon Rhodes at regional contest. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams, Mr. At the regional conference, Her parents, Former Nyssans, be donated. Sunday dinner guest of Mike ed with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bos of Idaho Falls visited on the Vale. Jan. 23 evening guests and Mrs. Gerrit Stam, and a ton. to be held in La Grande in the Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Lytle Lancaster. afternoon of Jan. 25 with Mr. in the Cannon home were Mr. Mrs. Helen Wilson attended a film on “Safety’’ was shown and Mrs. Andrew Ekanger. They spring, the winner will be an of Nampa, announce her engage Mr. and Mrs. HowardCalvin, and Mrs. Mancel Bishop. by Somers. ment to Kevin Mulvehill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Calvin and recent two-day Methodist work Mr. and Mrs. Mancel Bishop nounced. This winner will be Next meeting will be at 8 were enroute home from a trip shop and was an overnight guest eligible to compete for the na Mr. and Mrs.CharlesMulvehill Kari Lynn of Boise were re p.m. Thurs., Feb. 6 and all to Seattle. The visitors are and Donnie were Jan. 25 dinner of Tarrytown, N. Y. The bride- cent evening guests of the Ken of Mrs. Monte Watts at Mer members are urged to attend. former residents of this area. guests of their daughter, Mr. tional contest for a $2,500 idian. eiect attendee Treasure Valley neth Saunders. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie and Mrs. Elton Hunsucker at scholarship which will be a- A Valentine meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols Community college and is now a Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells enter Knowles, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gay Way Junction. The dinner warded in July at the national held Tues., Feb. 4 at the home of senior, majoring in French, at tained with a recent Sunday din spent several recent days visit Mrs. James Stephen, with Mrs. Jones were recent dinner guests honored Robbie Hunsucker’s Soroptimist convention in Fair Marylhurst college. Her fiance ner for Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ing his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holub as co-hostess. All of Mr. and Mrs. George Knowles 11th birthday anniversary. The banks. Alaska. is a senior chemistry major and Barber and family, Mr. and Vernon Nichols and family at women of the grange are cor in Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. George Bishops were Jan. 26 dinner director of religious activities PINOCHLE PARTY Mrs. Ralph Murray, all of Las Vegas. They report coming dially invited to attend. Jones and infant daughter called guests of her uncle and aunt, at St. Martin’s college. He Nampa, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tut home through a blizzard just in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hiatt. Other The Wednesday afternoon recently became a member of tle of Notus, Mr. and Mrs. before going intoJordan Valley. Stuart Stephen celebrated his guests included the Hiatt’s sons, pinochle group met Jan. 22 at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg Who’s Who among American Art Sells and family and Linda Uth birthday anniversary on Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hiatt and the home of Mrs. Wyatt Smith. were recent three-day guests college and university students. Sells of Caldwell. Jan. 17. Ice cream and cake family, Mr. and Mrs. Willis High prize went to Mrs. Louise The engaged couple is planning Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rook of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Kellogg were served to six schoolmates Hiatt and family. W e r n i c k; low to Mrs. Lola a late May wedding. stool and family of Caldwell at Nampa. during a party held in the after Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Hill Guthrie; and traveling awards Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saund were Jan. 19 dinner guests of noon at the Eugene Stephen and girls visited on the even were given to Mrs. OrmaClea- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool. ers and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Joe home. ing of Jan. 24 with her parents, ver and Mrs. Bessie McCon HAPPY HEALTHY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pit Kellogg were Jan. 24 over Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams. nell. HEALTH CLUB Samba Group Meets man attended a recent corn night guests of the Tom Calvins left by plane Jan. 22 from Boise, growers’ meeting, sponsored in Boise. bound for Los Altos, Calif., Sixth meeting of the Happy Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Seward by Idaho Canning company, at where they attended funeral and family and Mrs. Eunice Healthy Health 4-H club was services for her brother, Fred The regular Samba group met Boulevard Grange hall. held Jan. 22, with Robert lead recently at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Honey Barker left by train on Jan. 15 ing the flag salute and Linda Simpson. While there they stay T. H. Eldredge. Guest players and family of Boise were Jan. for Rock Island, Ill., where they leading the 4-H pledge. LINDA HINZ ed at the home of a cousin, were Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb and 17 evening guests in the Gene visited the Rev. and Mrs. Bob Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Simpson. Roll call was answered by Barker and enrolled their Mrs. Harry Miner. Mrs. Anne Her engagement to Timothy Honey home. They returned home Friday the students telling what they Tensen and Mrs. E. H. (Shorty) Ward Phillips is announced by Mrs. Gene Honey entertained daughter, Margaret in college. had cooked, and the lesson was night reporting heavy rains in Brandt were prize winners. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto with a Jan. 18 evening birthday They returned home on Jan. 26. on meal planning. Each club California. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saund F. Hinz of Payette. Her fiance dinner for her husband’s an Ted Rookstool arrived on the member planned three meals is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon niversary. Guests were Mr. ers, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Joe Kellogg evening of Jan. 23 at the home for one day, and the menu was BABY SHOWER ard A. Phillips of Nyssa. The and Mrs. George Griffin and were Jan. 26 dinner guests of to include everything needed of Mrs. Edith Whipple. He made bride-elect is a 1966 graduate Lori, Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wild. a business trip to this area Mike Lancaster was a Jan. 26 for healthy eating. A Jan. 23 evening baby show of Payette high school and is Dewey. Kathy Ward, president, asked from his home in Orovada, Nev., er was given for Mrs. Ron now working at Michael’s Phar Members of the Nu Acres dinner guest in the Dwight Sew several of the students to read to get supplies. He returned (Kathy) Custer and infant son macy in Nyssa. The future grange met on the evening of ard home. home Saturday evening. Mrs. Dwight Seward and Mrs. their meal plans. A number of Rookstool is the former Leah at the home of Mrs. Wyatt bridegroom was graduated in Jan. 16 in the Gene Honey them took samples of their Jennie Seward visited Jan. 21 Smith. Co-hostesses for the 1966 from Nyssa high and is home. cooked foods which were served Whipple. Esther Stephen was event were Mrs. Smith, Mrs. employed by Roy Holmes, a Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hill of with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sam as refreshments. Among those a Jan. 22 dinner guest in the Don Strickland, Mrs. John Nyssa area rancher. An early Middleton were Jan. 18 visit uels at Meridian. Edith Whipple home. Mrs. Sam King received word taking food were Jerry, Mark, Strickland, and Mrs. Dean Sis March 1969 wedding is being ors in the Jim Correll home. Martin Tanner of Vale spent Anna, Roy, Lori and Irene. o son. planned by the betrothed couple. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Whittom of on Jan. 23 of the death of a a recent weekend with his par “Family Fun’’ was theme Boise were Jan. 16 all-day sister, Mrs. Elmer (Florence) of another meeting held on Jan. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner. Doughty at Jerome. The King Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff guests of the Corrells. 24. - Susan Bone, reporter. visited Jan. 26 in the home of Kimberlee and Kent Pierce couple attended funeral ser of Boise were recent overnight vices on Jan. 25 at Jerome. their son, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Mrs. Gene Honey spent Jan., guests in the Dwight Seward Topliff and family at Adrian. home. Their parents, Mr. and 23 with Mrs. Sam King. The Leslie Topliffs also called FOR A GOOD PLACE Oscar Nichols, who had been Mrs. Hugh Pierce were Jan. 19 on the afternoon of Jan. 24 on a patient at Malheur Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davies hospital for 10 days, is spend and family at Parma, Mr. and ing this week in the home of Mrs. Bob Dorris and family at his daughter, Mrs. L. D. Wal- Wilder. Davies and Mrs. Dorris burn before returning home. He and children of Mrs. Topliff. is reported to be recovering Mrs. Glenn Hoffman visited nicely. Jan. 26 with Mrs. Esther Steph Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Seward en. Miss Glenda Hoffman was a and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Seward were Jan. 26 dinner guests of Mrs. Jennie Seward. Mrs. C. L. Fritts entertained on the afternoon of Jan. 23 for members of the Susannah cir Served With Soup, Salad, cle. In addition to regular mem bers, there was one guest Hot Roll and Coffee present. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edens and family were Jan. 25 dinner CATHY LYN guests of the Roy Rookstools. Jan. 25 overnight and Sunday CHRISTOFFERSEN guests in the Charles Pitman OPEN - WEEKDAYS 7 A. M.-8 P. M. home were Mr. and Mrs. Har Miss Christoffersen’s engage vey Pitman and sons. OPEN - SUNDAYS IO A. M.-4 P. M. ment to Jack Steiner is an Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey nounced by her parents, Mr. NYSSA were Jan. 26 dinner guests of and Mrs. George Christoffersen Mrs. Lulu Standal. Mrs. Bertha of Homedale. The future bride Rapp was a Jan. 23 guest of groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gene Honey. PHARMACIST W allace Steiner of the Big Bend NYSSA, OREGON 205 N. MAIN PH. 372-9953 area near Adrian. He is a 1966 graduate of Adrian high school and is presently employed by Hanigan Chevrolet, Inc., in Pay JI You won't want to miss Farming Frontiers '69. It's an ex ette. A Feb. 8 wedding date has citing film event loaded with information of interest to ah been selected and the couple good farmers. See the "Furrow on Film.’’ Infrared photog • Slip Covers plans to reside in Payette. NEWS DOG LICENSE DUE No Later Than March 1, 1969 On All Dogs In The City Of Nyssa Over 8 Months Of Age. — LICENSE FEES — Males, Spayed Females $2.00 Unspayed Females. . . $3.00 After above date, any unlicensed dogs will be impounded and own ers are subject to a misdemeanor penalty. Dogs MUST wear the li cense tags. ARE YOU LOOKING To Take The Family? NYSSA C1TYREC0RDER DOLLAR DINER NYSSA CITY HALL OFFERS A CHOICE OF 3 $1.00 MEALS Prompt, Courteous Come to where the knowledge is Cometo PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Children's Portions • 50e ANY TIME YOU MAY NEED IT! BILL & JO HOLT FARMING FRONTIERS'^ Bea’s Upholstery Eder’s for HEADQUARTERS END OF MONTH SPECIALS Bea Marcum DUTCH BOY 1016 Park Ave. - Nyssa Phone 372-3121 EXTERIOR PAINT -- Gal.-- From DUTCH BOY INTERIOR LATEX PAINT BRUSHES • Furniture • Automobiles —Gal. — From ............... ............... From $4.55 29t Jan. 26 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Malloy were, Mrs. Clayton Coburn, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Coburn, Diana and Curtis of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Malloy, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Bowns. S mile A while «* nyha C o op S upply ’69 raphy, weather modification, and hedging to help increase profit are some of the topics you'll learn about. Then there’s "What's New for 1969." You'll see the 120-h.p. Turbo-Built 4520 Tractor... Plateless Planters and many more. Don't miss Farming Frontiers '69. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 At Th« Nyssa High School Cafeteria 1. FILMS & TALK ON “CHEMICALS’ (Wallace A. 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