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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
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NU ACRES - On the after-
noon of May 31 Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Evans, the Rev. Karl
Evans, Dara and Dacia, the
Rev. SamSebring,MissesCindy
Russell, Peggy and Susan
Ziegler attended the wedding of
Miss Yvonne Spencer and Dave
Carroll, bothofSeattle,atCald-
well United Methodist Church.
Sherman Kecx and Keith
drove to Clearfield, Utah to
help move some belongings
here for the Kenneth Kecks.
They are leaving soon for In
diana. Capt. and Mrs. Kenneth
PHONE 674-2074
Keck and family spent May 29-
june j with his parents, the
Sherman Kecks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coles,
Chris and Terry ofNampawere
June 1 dinner guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alden J.
Bryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wise moved
recently to New Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gras-
mick attended the recent wedd
ing rites of Donald Schuster and
Lorene Fischer at the Lutheran
church in New Plymouth.
Chester Pulsipher of Arizona
arrived May 30 for Memorial
Day and left on the evening of
June 1. While here lie stayed
at the Herman Towne home in
Nyssa but spent much time with
his father, George Pulsipher.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Haggerty,
Sr. visited June 1 in the Pul
sipher home.
The Rev. and Mrs. Karl Evans
and family of Shady Dale, Ga.;
The Rev. and Mrs. Sam Se
bring of Greenwood,S.C.; spent
Memorial weekend with Karl’s i
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Evans. Other weekend visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Binga
man of Boise, Mrs. Larry
Ziegler and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Russell and family,
Mrs. Lucy Evans and Miss
Janice Evans. The Evans and
Sebring families left June 1
to attend the annual conference
of the United Methodist church
in Salem where the two men are
to be ordained.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bues and
family arrived May 29 from
Othello, Wash., to spend the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Pulsipher.
Leia Fry arrived home May
29. She had been attending Brig
ham Young University at Provo.
Frank Fry went to Provo re
cently to get his brother, Jesse
who had been attending BYU.
While in Utah he visited a
brother, Roger Jenkins and
family.
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Delinquent Taxes to Cities 6 Diet.
Current Taxes, to Cities 6 Distrieis
Road Maintenance
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26,000.OC
Labor______________________________
72.600.PC
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Bridge Repair
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Archie Fields of Parma was
a June 7 dinner guest of the
Rollo Fenns. On June 6, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Ward and John
nie visited in the Fenn home.
Mrs. Thelma Hammon and
Mrs. Roy Swanson of Roswell
went to Ogden, Uah on May 29
when they visited the former’s
brother, Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Roylance;
her sister-in-law,
Mrs.
Harold Roylance and
daughter, Leila who was visit
ing there from California. They
also visited Mrs. Hammon’s
friend, Mrs. Veloy Wheeler of
Stockton, Calif.
The women
returned home on June 3. Mrs.
Hammon’s
nephew,
Gary
Goulding from western Oregon
arrived on June 6.
He was
vacationing between
school
terms. 7Tie student spent the
weekend visiting relatives and
longtime friends in this area.
Goulding, his mother of Ontario
and Karen Sorlien of Caldwell
were June 8 dinner guests of
Mrs. Thelma Hammon and son,
Bill.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson
spent Memorial weekend in Sa
lem where they visited his bro
ther, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nel
son and family. June 8 dinner
guests of the Nelsons were Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed McVicker of Vale;
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wenke and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kurtz and
family recently moved to Jor
dan Valley where he will work
on the Bill Ross ranch. The
M. L. Kurtz ranch has been
purchased by Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Webster.
On June 4, Mr. and Mrs.
Rollo Fenn took Louis Fenn of
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NEWELL HEIGHTS — The
Happy Dozen card group met
June 6 in the home of Mrs.
Agnes Ashcraft. Guest players
were Edythe Prosser, Rose
Willis and Elsie Diven of Nys
sa. Prize winners were Thelma
Hammon, Gnetty Piercy, Goldie
Roberts and Mrs. Willis.
Bud McDermott of Marsing
arrived June 8 to get his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mc
Dermott.
He took them to
his home for dinner.
Gene Worden and a friend,
Vic Espinosa visited June 7
with Mrs. Frankie Worden and
Mrs. Fred Spence.
Mrs. Dave Savage and girls
and Pamela Tanner were June 8
afternoon visitors in the home
of Mrs. Savage’s mother, Mrs.
Carl Fenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson
were June 6 evening dinner
guests in the Alfred Simpson
home.
Karen, Selma, Alene, Johnnie
Simpson and Carl Brock re
cently went to the Portland
area. They spent several days
visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Holdt at Vancouver, Wash., the
Raymond Simpson and Duane
Shelley families of Gresham and
the Donald Fenn family at Mil
waukie, Ore.
They returned
home on the evening of June 8.
Carolyn
Pratt was among
those attending a June 7 evening
party, given by Cherryl Cutler.
Mmes. Rollo and Carl Fenn
were June 5 luncheon guests
of the Duane Fenn family in
Ontario. Rollo Fenn, Elsmore
Fenn of Homedale and Louis
Fenn of Roseburg went fish
ing that day at Malheur. They
report good luck.
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Tires 4 Supplies.
NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS
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Parts 4 Outside Repair
Motor Fuel
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PERSONALS
Mrs. John Weeks of Seneca,
Ore., was a recent visitor of
her
mother-in-law,
Mrs.
Blanche Weeks. May 30 visi
tors of Mrs. Weeks were her
sister, Mr. and Mrs. OtisSquier
of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Miller
of
Hermiston and
her son, John Weeks of Seneca,
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Luther
Fife, a niece and her mother,
Mrs. Hazel Farr and Mrs.
Eunice Gannon.
Roseburg to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Simpson. Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Packer of Ontario visited
recently with Louis Fenn in the
Alfred Simpson home. On June
5, Elsmore Fenn of Homedale,
Louis Fenn, the Rollo Fenns
and Mrs. Carl Fenn were din
ner guests of the Alfred Simp
sons.
Mrs. Frankie Worden, Mrs.
Fred Spence and baby attended
June 7 graduation rites at the
College of Idaho in Caldwell.
Gene Worden was among the
graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van De
water and Kent of Big Bend,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman
were June 8 dinner guests of
Mrs. Dale Witt.
Fifteen
members
of the
Adrian Garden club met June 3
in the home of Mrs. Burton
Barnes, with Mrs. Betty Samer
as co-hostess.
Mrs. Ernest
Seuell
gave
the lesson on
roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson
were June 7 evening dinner
guests of the Johnnie Easons
at a cafe in Homedale. Mrs.
Eason and sons spent June 8
with Mrs. Simpson while their
husbands were fishing on Owy
hee reservoir.
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Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ricks
of Teton City, Ida., were June
3 visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Riggs. They were on their way
to Moses Lake, Wash. The
Riggs spent the weekend of
June 6-8 in Lebanon and Cor
vallis, Ore. They visited their
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Riggs and Doyle Riggs. While
there they attended the June
7, Strawberry Festival parade
in Lebanon and commencement
exercises at Oregon State Uni
versity in Corvallis, where
their son, Wayne was among
those receiving degrees. He
was, also, commissioned as a
second lieutenant in the Air
Force reserve.
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Dr. and Mrs. K. E. Kerby
returned June 1 from Wallowa
lake where Mrs. Kerby had
spent ten days. She was joined
by Dr. Kerby the evening of
May 27.
Their son, Steve
Kerby visited there for a day
and a half, before returning
to Ashland, where he is a stu
dent at Southern Oregon col
lege.
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$25.65
8.25x14
$27.25
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$29.00
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$25.65
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$27.25
SALE PRICE
$15.72
$19.40
$20.61
$21.92
$19.40
$20.61
USE THE
B.E. CREDIT
PLAN
FED. TAX
$1.81
$2.19
$2.38
$2.56
$2.21
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to buy all your
tires, batteries
and accessories.
$2.36
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COOKIE CRUMBS
Eight members of the Cookie
Crumbs 4-H club had their
last meeting Friday the 6th.
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We discussed the 4-H Spring
Show and when we needed to have
our cookies in. Then we sang
some songs and got out identi
fication cards.
(Dear Sirs: Thank you for
puting my reports in the paper.
Deanna Chaney, reporter.)
NYSSA
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VALE Phone
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