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PAGE TEN Weekend and Mrs. Ken Miller and family of Pullman, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Plummer and child ren of Roseburg, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quinowski and family of Tailant, Ore.,parents of Mrs. Ken Miller, Mr. and Visitors August 14-17 weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinowski and family were Lt. and Mrs. Jason Wilson and family of San Diego, Mr. CORNISH son. Behind them are Coach Mrs. George (Marjorie) Hust, Becky Blaylock, Colleen Staples, Linda Williams, Patty Petterson and Carla Hust. Other team members, not in the picture, are Carla and Laura Jensen, Lois Cottrell, Lillian Moore and Brenda Story. Also, not pictured, are Coaches Mrs. Owen (Colleen) Froerer, Mrs. Dar win (Julia) Jensen and Mrs. C. Grant (Mil dred) Peterson. - Photo by Julia Jensen. e w ■'M- w w <*■ w w • * ** w SUNSET VALLEY - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Talbot of Arcadia, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Russell Talbot of Nyssa were August 11 evening visitors in the El ver Nielsen home. Mr. and Mrs. BobSchweizer, Chris and Sheri of Burns were August 17 afternoon visitors in the Jack Wood home. Other afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Don Haworth and their grandchildren, Chuck and Kim Parker. Tony Kratzberg of Parma MEMBERS OF THE NYSSA LDS SECOND ward girl’s softball team emerged as win ners of the regional championship trophy, following an August 15 contest. Vying for the award were teams from the Nam pa, Weiser and Nyssa stakes. Among the winning Nyssa players are those in this photo. They are (front row 1 to r ) Lynn Ashby, Connie Fife, Julie Jensen, Doreen Cottrell, Dana Frederiksen and LeAnn Wil- w w SUNSET VALLEY ACTIVITIES w w * rXû-ôf'A-M was an August 17 dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen. Adah Louise and Terry Strong of Parma spent a recent week end in the Jack Wood home. Mrs. Sue Marshall and grand daughter, Tina Marshall were Aug. 17 evening visitors in the Wood residence. Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen visited August 17 at the Homer Whitman home in Emmett. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Nielsen Sr. of Ontario and Mrs. Effie Nielsen of Nu Acres, Mr. and Mrs. FULLER PAINT SALE Now Is The Best Time To Paint! OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT Oil Or Latex $5.98 Best Grade -- Gal.-- ' i PAINT INSECTICIDE $1.59 LATEX WALL PAINT Interior — Gal. - Claude Brindley were August 13 evening dinner guests in the Elver Nielsen residence. The Brindleys left that evening for their home at Avoca, Iowa, after spending a week visiting in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekang- er spent a recent weekend with relatives and friends at Orofino, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawson of Sparks, Nev., arrived for a visit August 17 in the Jack Wood home. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi entertained on the evening of Aug. 14 with a barbecue din ner honoring the birthday an niversary of Roberta Asumendi. Among those present were Kelly, Brenda and Mike of the Don Hatch family; Christine, Frank, Louis and Tony Asum endi. Mrs. Charles Glenn and children recently spent two days with her mother, Mrs. Theda Boren at Durkee. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holub spent a recent week at their mine near Grand View, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore and children of Nyssa were August 17 eveningdinner guests of the Ora Newgens. The Rev. Arthur Skogan and family of Adrian were August 17 dinner guests of the Ken neth Lorensen family. After noon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fields. The Rev. and Mrs. Fred Mox- om of the Owyhee Community church, arrived home August 15 from California. Mrs. Mox- om’s mother returned home with them for a visit in this area. $3.98 CLASSES GIVEN AT THE NYSSA HIGH GLOSS ENAMEL A Real Special — Gal OPPORTUNITY CENTER GED, Spanish, Basic Education, English, Sewing $5.95 and Driving. We G ive & Redeem SRV Stamps FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL Don B Moss The Nyssa Opportunity Center FIRESTONE DEALER STORE 417 MAIN THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. 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