THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1969
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
dorson of Eugene, Ore., were
recent weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Holub. The
Haldorsens are cousins of the
Holubs. The two families went
to the area of the Holubs’ mine
near Grangeview Sept. 20 for a
sightseeing trip.
The Rev. and Mrs. Moxom
and Mrs. Moxom’s mother,
Mrs. Kasebere were Sept. 15
visitors in the Lorensen home.
Mrs. Kasebere has been visiting
the Moxoms for a few weeks.
She returned Sept. 16 to her
home in California.
Mrs. Jim Langley and Mrs.
Betty Nielsen went to Caldwell
Sept. 18 on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Bingaman of Fruitland and Mr.
and Mrs. Elver Nielsen were
Sept. 20 dinner guests at the
Saratoga hotel in Caldwell.
Dr. and Mrs. Rex Langley
and son of Caldwell were Sept.
21 visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Langley.
SUNSET VALLEY
ACTIVITIES
PAGE FIVE
NEWS FROM AROCK
BY STUDENTS OF W.
BY MARTHA LORENSEN - PHONE 372 - 2186
SUNSET VALLEY — Mrs. Mrs. E. B. Smith in Nyssa.
AROCK—After waiting a per­
Mamie Dudley of Twin Falls Eleven members were present.
iod
of two years, the W.W.Jones
Mrs. Martha Langley, Mrs.
has been visiting at the home of
school has received a new 1969
Betty
Nielsen,
Mrs.
Pauline
her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Hillis.
‘Chevy’ bus.
Students were
Sept. 14 Mrs. Hillis, Mrs. Dud­ Holub and Mrs. Clara Price
surprised at it’s square shape
ley and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis were among those attending the
which is quite different from the
M itched went to Boise to visit Owyhee Garden club meeting
old bus. They say that they are
the women’s brother, Floyd at the home of Mrs. Howard
thoroughly enjoying the padded
Evans,
near
Parma.
During
Rduolph, who is seriously ill.
seats.
this
session
they
made
cor
­
Rudolph is at the home of his
Catholic and Protestant re­
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles sages for the Ardian PTA. Mrs.
lease classes started Sept. 17
Bertha
Atagi
and
Mrs.
Keiji
Haskin.
and all students will attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilson Okano assisted at the presen­
Teachers for the Protestant
tations
on
Sept.
18.
This
was
Lila and Kenny and Tim Holly
classes are Charlotte Elwood,
the
first
meeting
of
the
season,
of Adrian were Sept. 21 dinner
first, second and third grade
guests at the George Johnston and all teachers were given a
pupils; Rose King, fifth and
corsage.
home in Payette.
sixth; Hazel Fretwell, seventh
Jimmy Langley, who is at-
Mrs. Elver Nielsen was hos­
and eighth grades.
Nampa
Northwest
tending
tess at an Executive Committee
Catholic instructors are Isa­
meeting of the Christian Busi­ Nazarene college visited re-
bel Eiguren, Lorraine Henry,
cently
with
his
parent,
the
Jim
ness club Sept. 16 at her home.
Lucille Montgomery, and Bar­
Nine women attended the Langleys.
bara Caywood.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder
session.
Mrs, Henry will teach the
Mr. and Mrs. Don Share and and their grandchildren, Karl
first
and second grade students;
family of Filer, Idaho were re­ and Tracy Wilson were Sept.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Coburn Mrs. Eiguren and Mrs. Mont­
21
dinner
guests
at
the
home
cent weekend visitors at the
of Boise visited Sept, 21 with gomery fifth and sixth; Mrs.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price. of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pline
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Caywook seventh and eighth
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Price and family at Melba, Idaho. H. Malloy.
grade.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hal-
and family were Sept. 21
visitors at the Ira Price home.
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Mrs. Ira Price visited Sept.
18 at the home of her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Groves
and family in Parma.
Mrs. Ira Price attended a
meeting of the Baker and Mal­
heur County Home Extension
committees, which was held
at the Ontario library on Sept.
15.
Curtis Robertson had the
misfortune of having his arm
broken, while attending the
Parma football game Sept. 19.
Curtis is the son of Mrs. Jess
Assumendi.
Lester Headden of Ontario,
1 lb.
was a visitor in the Kenneth
Lorensen home Sept. 20. Head­
PKG.
den is a cousin of the Lorensens.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood,
Mrs. Linda Strong, Mrs. Sue
jar
Marshall, and Mrs. Rowena
Kreager recently attended the
Pendleton Round-up and spent a
night at Walla Walla, Wash.
LB.
They also toured the McNary
dam and arrived home via Elgin,
Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen
were Sept. 20 dinner guests
at the George Dines home in
Homedale.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore and
family were Sept. 21 visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ora Newgen.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trump
of Wallowa and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Harnack and children of
Mountain Home, were weekend
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Asumendi.
Kelley and Brenda Connell
were recent weekend visitors
at the home of their grand­
parents, the Gabriel Astorecas,
while their mother went to Port­
land.
A Home Extension meeting
was held Sept. 19 at the home of
PERSONAL
FOUR NEW CHEERLEADERS HAVE BEEN SELECTED AT
Ricks college in Rexburg, Idaho; and they will join Janet
Arave of Blackfoot, head cheerleader; and Vickie Dalling of
Rexburg, vice president of student relations.
The six will
lead cheers at basketball and football games.
They were
chosen by a panel of judges from 26 candidates who were
selected on enthusiasm, originality, cheers and poise. Among
those named are Lesli Stone of St. Anthony; Peggy Moore,
(upper left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore of Nyssa;
Christy Bagley of Rexburg and Afton, Wyo.; and Gail Hutchings
of Blackfoot.
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NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS
■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■
NEWELL HEIGHTS - Mrs.
Rosie Martinezof Kingman Kol­
ony, Mrs. Wesley Walker Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Walker
; Sr. of Adrian were Sept. 21
- afternoon guests in the Ray
- Simpson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pratt
received word Sept. 19, 1969
of the death of a nephew, Harry
F. Pratt and wife of Boron,
Calif. They were killed in an
- airplane crash near Alturas,
- Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt
left recently to enroll at the
University of Oregon in Eugene.
Mrs. Bob Kurtz and children
of Jordan Valley were Sept. 20
overnight guests in the Jeanne
Hardman home. Sept. 21 was
Mrs. Kurtz’ birthday anniver­
sary, so Mrs. Hardman honored
her with a dinner.
Mrs. Rick Young and Mark
Richard of Nu Acres were Sept.
20 overnight guests of Mrs.
Jeanne Hardman.
Sept. 11 overnight guests in
the Hardman home were the
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Shipley
of Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Province
of Caldwell were Sept. 21 din­
ner guests in the L. C. Mc­
Dermott home.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Conant
and son of Nampa were Sept.
21 dinner guests of the Rollo
F enns.
Mrs. Marie Eilers and Peggy
Sue of New Plymouth were Sept.
20 all-day guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge.
Dale Borge of Big Bend; Mrs.
Marie Eilers and Peggy Sue
were Sept. 20 evening dinner
guests in the parental Jake
Borge home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Besen-
dorfer, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo
Fenn spent Sept. 20 picnick­
ing and fishing at Malheur res­
ervoir. They report catching
their limits of trout.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Clark
and son were Sept. 14 guests
of the Rollo Fenns.
‘
Mrs. Marie Moore was a
Sept. 16 luncheon guest of Mr.
and Mrs. K. I. Peterson in
Adrian. The Charles Wilsons
of Yakima, Wash., were also
guests. They are former res­
idents of the Kingman Kolony
area.
Mrs. Irvin Topliff, Marcia
and Gregg left Sept. 20 to take
Theresa to Corvallis where she
will enroll at Oregon State un­
iversity.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Benton of Eugene were Sept.
12-15 guests in the Lydia and
Frankie Worden homes. Mrs.
Benton is Mrs. Lydia Worden’s
niece. While here, the Bentons
took both of the Worden women
to dinner at East Side cafe in
Ontario.
Barbara Charland was a Sept.
21 overnight guest of Alene
Simpson.
Terri Hill, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill, was
honored on her fourth birth­
day anniversary with a Sept.
19 party given by her mother
in their home. Guests were
Larry and Sherry Price, child­
ren of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Price of Ridgeview; Kevin and
Kelly Mills, children of the
Stanley Mills’; Danny and Jamie
Webster, children of the James
Websters; Lori Bennett,
daughter of the Dick Bennetts
of Big Bend; Shelley and Mich­
ael Hill, children of the David
Hills; and Lee Hill, brother of
the honoree.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ward
of Caldwell were Sept. 20even­
ing guests in the Carl Lee Hill
residence where they honored
Terri Hill on her birthday an­
niversary. The Wards are Mrs.
Hill’s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Simpson
and family were Sept. 21 after­
noon guests in the Alfred Simp­
son home. The Alfred Simpson
family visited on the evening
of Sept. 21 in the Duane Fenn
home at Ontario. Duane is a
brother of Mrs. Simpson, and
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had just returned home from
the Veterans’ hospital in Boise.
Mark Pratt took part in the
Sept. 18 FFA speaking contest
of the Snake River Valley dis­
trict meeting at Ontario. He
won third place in the impromp­
tu speech competition and was
also elected vice president of
the district. Mark is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt
and a student at Adrian high
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill,
Lee and Terri were Sept. 21
evening guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ward
at Caldwell. Mrs. Hill’s bro­
ther, Dennis Ward, had just
returned home from Vietnam.
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COW HOLLOW
— BY HELEN HOFFMAN—'
Phone No. 372-2BM
COW HOLLOW — Mrs. Bob
Mosso and children of Payette
spent a recent weekendwithher
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ste­
phen, while her husband was
deer hunting. Stuart Stephen,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Stephen, was also a weekend
guest.
La Verne Widmer spent a
recent
weekend in National
Guard training at Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gagner
spent a recent weekendwithher
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Howell. Gagner had just
returned from Vietnam.
TO HAVE YOUR FURNACE SERVICED.
LET US DO IT NOW
AND IT WILL BE READY FOR WINTER.
EDER’S
NYSSA
New neighbors is the com­
munity are Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Prater and family of Nampa.
Prater is employed on the F red
Eiguren ranch and his son,
Terry is attending high school
at Jordan Valley.
Lee Westmoreland was in
Arock Sept. 17 to visit the
George Dines family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spears
recently came from California
to their ranch near Rome to
see about the hay crop. They
left Sept. 17 for their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elwood of
Caldwell; their children, Jamie
Ann and Wesley visited Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Elwood, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Elwood and Rhonda.
Other visitors were Mrs. Larry
Elwood’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis O. Christensen of Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Grenke
have their niece, Jamie Baltzor,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Baltzor, stayingwith them while
her parents are on vacation
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Hazel Zimmerman was re­
cently bitten by her father-in-
law’s dog while trying to free
him from a trap. She was taken
to a doctor and remained under
his care for several days.
Early Saturday morning,
Sept. 20 a truck hit a bull,
belonging to Lee Westmoreland.
The accident happened at the
bottom of Rome hill. Thedriver
said he didn’t see the cattle
and that the bull jumped in front
of the truck before he could
stop the vehicle. The mishap
caused the fan to penetrate
the radiator.
On Sept. 15, Jim Carson,
Buster Carson’s brother fella­
sleep at the wheel of his car on
the Rome hill causing the auto
to hit a guard rail. The impact
turned the vehicle around and
into a hillside.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stitzel
recently visited with relatives
from Union. They visited during
a football game at Adrian where
five of Dean’s cousins, from
Union, participated.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eiguren
and Mr. and Mrs. Elias Eiguren
recently returned home after a
short vacation trip to Reno,
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