THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1969
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NEWS FROM BIG BEND
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BY GOLDIE ROBERTS
Mrs. Ora Newgen and Mrs.
BIG BEND — Robert Perkins
returned to Mercy Hospital in Ted Avery tbok Mrs. Frone
Nampa Nov. 8, and will under Stradely to her home in Fruit
land, Nov. 9. Later they visited
go surgery this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Bud Walker and
of Pheonix, Aria., recently Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Avery in
visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Weiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Boren of
Harvey Bennett.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Mrs. Nampa visited Nov. 9 with Mr.
Edythe Prosser visited Nov. 6 and Mrs. Darrell English. They
with Mrs. Florence Henerlider reported Mrs. Dora English is
ill with the flu.
in Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blevins
Mrs. Dick Bennett and Mrs. returned home recently from a
Jim Carroll attended funeral visit with his parents, Mr. and
services Nov. 5 in Nyssa, for Mrs. Archie Wilson and other
Billy Day, a former classmate relatives in Tacoma, Puyallup,
at Adrian High School.
Wash., Eugene and Albany, Ore.
Mrs. Varner Hopkins visited Mrs. Blevins left a week later
Nov. 5 with her mother, Mrs.
to join her husband , who has
Creola Betts in Boise.
been visiting a week.
MR. AND MRS. L. E. NEWGEN
Mrs. Ted Avery accompanied
Adrian Garden Club mem
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen to an
bers met Nov. 4 with Mrs.
An open house was heldatthe
Out of town guests were Mr. Ernest Seuell. . Eight members Adventist Youth Party in Parma
Methodist Church in Nyssa, and Mrs. Thomas Hessler, were present,
Mrs. Prosser Nov. 8.
Ore., Oct. 19, 1969, by Mr. Walla Walla, Wash.; Mr. and
Mrs. Chet Smith and Mrs.
told of her recent trip to
and Mrs. Bob Newgen, in honor Mrs. John Anderson, Payette
Pearle Abbott visited Nov. 9
the
South
as
program.
of Mr. and Mrs. L. E.Newgen’s Idaho;
with Mrs. Jack Slaybaugh in
Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
50th wedding anniversary.
Ben Witty has been ill re- Emmett. Mrs. Slaybaugh was
Pomeroy, Caldwell, Idaho; Mr.
r i.
Leonard Earl Newgen and and Mrs. Glen Gallent, Council I cently with pneumonia and is dismissed from the Emmett
Mary Pearl Staggs were mar Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence , recovering at this time.
Hospital that morning.
Mrs. Ray Cartwright ac-
ried Oct. 17,1919, Yuma, Ariz. Nicholas, Ruth Skinner and I
Mrs. Chet Smith and Bobbi
Attendents were the groom’s Karen,
Lenora Ross, and I companied Mr. and Mrs. Ora Abbott kept the three grand
brother and sister, Ora Newgen Thelma Buttice, Vale; Mr. and I Newgen of Sunset Valley and
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children of Mr. and Mrs. Chris
and Miss Mary Newgen.
Mrs. Nim Thomas and Mrs. Mrs. Frone Stradley of Fruit Stanshaw recently while they
The Newgens came to Nyssa Ross Lane, Adrian, Ore.; Mr. land to Caldwell Nov. 6 for
in the fall of 1925. They lived and Mrs. Robert Rookstool and lunch. They also visited Mrs. were in California for the
in Apple Valley until 1936, when family, Caldwell; and Mr. and Gerty Sholtz in the Nursing
they homesteaded in Sunset Val Mrs. Roy Rookstool, Parma. Home and Mrs. Florence Oca-
mica.
ley, amid sage brush, dust, and
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rattle snakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cleve-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hes
land of Parma visited Nov.
sler, sister of Mrs. Bob New-
with her niece, Mrs. Darrell
BY AVO MOELLER
' gen and family of Walla Walla,
English and family.
Wash., were there to assist the «WW» PHONE 372-2733
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mausling
Bob Newgens.
entertained
Mr.
and Mrs.
Miss Kathy Hessler poured
Ernest Maulsing of Adrian re
ARCADIA — Mr. and Mrs.
coffee, Miss Karla Hessler
cently with a dinner in honor
< poured punch,
Miss Kellie Ray Pyle of Pasadena, Calif., of their 62nd wedding anniver
Hessler collected the cardsand visited recently in the Otis sary.
arranged them for display, Mrs. Bullard and John Zittercob
Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Mrs.
He also did some Edythe Prosser attended Happy
Verna Tobler, Nyssa, was in homes.
charge of the guest book, Miss pheasant hunting, while here. Dozen Card Club Nov. 7 at the
DiAnne Wilson, Nyssa, niece Mrs. Pyle is a cousin of Mrs. home of Mrs. Pete Van de Oord
• of Mrs. Bob Newgen, cut the Bullard and Mrs. Zittercob. in Nyssa. Mrs. Roberts won
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shaw of high honors.
■ cake, Mrs. Arthur Cartwright,
• Nyssa, and Kathy and Kellie Fruitland visited Nov. 9 with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett
- Hessler were in charge of the Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Houston. were Nov. 7 evening dinner
November 3 dinner guests in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
decorations.
Mrs. John Anderson, Payette, the Otis Bullard home were Mr. Wood. Later they all attended
Idaho, sister of Mrs.
Bob and Mrs. Marvin Jensen of the Adrina-Marsing football
Newgen, and Mrs. Arthur Cart Boise, Nancy Boyack of Meri game.
wright were in charge of the dian, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bell of
Bullard and family. The oc Hermiston, recently visited her
kitchen.
Mrs. Tom Nishitani, Nyssa, casion was in observance of mother, Mrs. Edythe Prosser.
gave a rendition of her modern Mrs. Jensen’s birthday anni November 9, they were guests
Mark Jensen re of Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brock
version of “Put On Your Old versary.
mained for a week’s visit with in Ontario.
Gray Bonnet.”
his grandparents.
Mrs. Roy Cartwright, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Pryor and Mrs. Raymond Cartwright
of Ontario, and Mrs. Cora Pryor
FARM BUREAU HIRES ; ' and
daughter of Laredo, Mo., and family attended the Nov.
6 wedding of Donald Cartwright
visited Nov. 2 in the Otis Bul
NEW FIELDMAN
and Beverlv Goslin in Parma.
lard home.
Jolly Janes Club met Nov.
Mrs. Amy Stradley was a din
5 with Mrs. Dyre Roberts, for an
New field services represen ner guest Nov. 9 at the home of all-day meeting. Twenty mem
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Guests were
tative for the Oregon Farm Bu her sister, Mrs. Gertie Smith bers attended.
reau federation is Jerald E. in Nyssa. That afternoon she Mrs. Fern Davis of Ontario,
Beach of Spray, according to accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Mrs. Erma Sparks of Nyssa,
an announcement this week from Haney to Ontario, where she at Mrs. Dale Ashcraft of Parma,
OFBF
executive secretary tended the movie, "The Rest Mrs. Alida VanDewater, the
less One.”
David Nelson.
originators of Jolly Janes in
The Missionary group from
Beach, 27, is a graduate of
1935, Mrs. Voncile Seuell, Mrs.
the Owyhee Church met Nov. 7
Oregon State University with a
Karen Carroll and daughters
at the home of Mrs. Otis Bul
major in animal science. He
and Eleanor English. Economi
lard. Mrs. Gary Nielson, presi
S. has been ranching in Wheeler
cal Christmas gifts were shown
dent, had charge of the meeting,
county for the past five years.
as a program.
• Nelson said tha’t Beach will be Mrs. Harold Dail gave the sec
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Higgins
; re sponsible for assisting county retary report, with Mrs. Boyd attended funeral services Nov.
Haney giving the devotions. It
• Farm Bureaus with their pro-
5 for Mrs. Botonis, daughter of
was voted to make bibs and lap
' grams and being a liason be-
Mrs. Toole.
robes for the patients at the
. tween the county Farm Bureaus
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Seuell
; and the OFBF office in Salem. Vale Nursing Home. Mrs. Bill visited Nov. 9 with Mr. and Mrs.
Nielson had the closing prayer.
;
Beach was a member of the
Woodrow Seuell in Nyssa, where
Mrs. Bullard then served re
; OSU livestock judging team. He
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
freshments.
has been working with 4-H
C. Seuell of Connell, Wash.,
The Arcadia club will meet
' members and other young peo
were visiting.
Nov. 21, at the home of Mrs.
ple on their livestock projects.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Foster
Neil Pettersen. All members
; He has also been vice president
of Joseph, Ore., were recent
• of the Spray Rodeo associa are asked to be present, and guests in the Leroy and Harvey
visitors are always welcome.
Bennett homes.
tion.
Beach is married and has a Each person is to answer roll
call with a handmade gift, that
three-year-old daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard
would be appropriate for a
spent a recent weekend in
Christmas gift.
Mrs. Jim Sigler of Boise and McCall and closed their sum
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Mrs. Minnie Houston of Downey, mer home there for the winter.
Dick Nelson recently got a
Calif., called on Mrs. George
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Moeller recently. Mrs. Hous five-point elk near Sumpter.
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Jim
Houston is presently
ton is visiting for a few days
in the Cecil Houston and working at Howard’s Texaco
OED, Spanish,
in Nyssa.
George Hust homes.
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Hatfield Urges Advocates
To Stay Home And Work
Senator Mark O. Hatfield in
a speech given Nov. 3 at Cart-
hage College, Kenosha, Wiscon
sin, urged that "people involved
and concerned with peace should
stay home and work in their
communities
rather
than
marching on Washington, D.C.
The Senator stated that the
October 15th Moratorium was
an effective and peaceful illus
tration of the views of a size
able group of Americans.
how-
"Further activiites,
ever, should be at the grass
roots level,” he said, “not
in massive marches and vigils.
The local community has suf
fered from Vietnam as much
if not more than the national
as a whole.”
“Public opinion is created
within the communities of this
country and necessary atten
tion to these areas is neglec-
funeral of Mrs. Kenneth Miller
and son, sister and nephew of
Mrs. Stanshaw.
Gary Smith of Boise spent
Nov. 9 with Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Smith.
ted if all the activity is cen
tered in Washington.
"To be most effective, those
interested in peace should con
centrate their attention on the
Vietnam - frustrated local ills,
and developing sentiment in
their neighborhoods, rather
than the more highly visible,
yet less constructive activities
such as the mass marches plan
ned for Washington, November
15th.
Hatfield reminded the young
people that violent protest in
search of peace is hypocrisy
in action.
“We sometimes speak of
peace as though it is com
pletely unrelated to peace with
in nations, communities, fami
lies and individuals.”
"It Is hypocrisy for a citi
zen to urge warring nations to
make peace if he lives in hos
tility toward his neighbors —
even those supporting the war
in Vietnam.
It is hypocrisy
to protest against violence in
Vietnam by employing violent
tactics at home.
“Our task,” Hatfield contin
ued, “is to reconcile man to
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NU ACRES HAPPENINGS
BY MARGARET EVANS
NU ACRES-Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Russell of Twin Falls
and Mrs. Ralph Ross and
Freddie of Renton, Wash., spent
a recent weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Russell and family.
November 8 the group attended
the wedding of Miss Varene
Rusco and Frank Doty at the
Treasure
Valley Christian
Church in Caldwell. The bride
is a former Nyssa resident.
Mr. and Mrs. W.H.Grasmick
were Nov. 9 dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schuster of
Fruitland. November5, Mr. and
Mrs. Grasmick went to Boise.
While there they were luncheon
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Grasmick.
W.H. and Richard Grasmick
attended the Nov. 8 benefit sale
at Fruitland. Members of the
Farmerette club furnished pies
to be sold at the sale.
Word has been received that
Dean Field, a former Nu Acres
resident, was killed in a hunting
man, wherever we live, no mat
ter our position.
Unless we
are willing to become recon
ciled to our neighbor, how can
we expect our Government to
reconcile the violent forces at
work in the world.”
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accident about twenty miles
from Cambridge Nov. 9. His
wife is the former Doris Car
penter, daughter of Forrest
Carpenter. His parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Field are for
mer residents of Nu Acres.
He is also survived by four
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kimmes
visited recently with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arley
Irwin of Nampa.
Mrs. Art Stedman and La-
nita, and Mrs. Junior Stedman of
Nyssa called Nov. 9 at the Al
den Bryan home. Other visitors
at the Bryan home were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Coles of Nam
pa, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Otto and family of Parma.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dail,
Kammie, Todd and Jody of Ren
ton, Wash, were recent visitors
at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Glasock.
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Dr. Albert Cook from Medis-
to, Calif., spent the afternoon
of Oct. 31 visiting at the home
of his aunt Mrs. Angie Cook.
Dr. Cook traveled to Baker la
ter that day to go elk hunting.