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Thursday, Jun« 3, 1971
Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Three Receive
Hometown News
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Z; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost
Z ■spent the weekend of the 27th
Z*in Portland where they attended
I-the Minnesota Twins ball game,
;and also visited with Harmon
;Xillibrew. They visited their
■ionMr. and Mrs. Vernon Frost
•;and son Michael in Bendon their
Zway to Portland and with their
Z daughter, Mr. andMrs. Ferman
;-Warnock and family in Condon
;on their return home.
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•; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann
->nd Mr. andMrs. Walter Looney
Zand sons spent the Memorial
Z weekend in Pomroy, Wash.,
Z visiting the Gann’s daughter, Mr.
;and Mrs. Danny Norland and
• family. While there, they at-
• tended high school graduation
- services for the Gann’s grand-
- son RodNorland. Rod’s brother,
Z Lonnie, who is attending college
Lin Pendleton also attended the
^services.
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Z Guests at the home of Orma
deleaver for a Memorial Day
Z buffet luncheon were the Del-
Zbert Cleaver family, the Alva
; Goodell family, Chris Reece,
;and Mr. andMrs.ChesterChap-
; man and Mrs. Marie" Step and
Zson Ronnie of Meridian.
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Z Mrs. Harold (Dusty) Rhodes
Zof Milton-Freewater was a guest
;of her mother Mrs. A.H. Boy-
ide 11 over Memorial weekend.
; Monday visitors were Mr. and
-Mrs. Edward Boydell and Kent
• of Boise.
Kent is a student
Zat the University of Idaho.
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J ACL Awards
Mr. and Mrs. Del Moody and
daughter Gina of Provo visited
over the holiday at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Burningham.
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Brad Burningham of BYU and
Chipper Burningham who has
been attending Ricks College
are now home to spend the sum
mer at the home of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burn
ingham.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard For-
bess spent Memorial holiday in
Ogden and Malad, Utah. They
were met in Ogden by their
son, Mr. and Mrs. Ron For-
bess and their son Ronald Ar
thur. The Ron Forbess family
regurned to Nyssa to visit his
parents a few
days before
going on to Vancouver, Wash ,
and Corvallis
to visit his
brothers before returning to
their home in Palos Verdes,
Calif.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oben-
dorf and his mother from La-
Grande visited Sunday morning
at the Bernard Frost home
in Nyssa. The Obendorfs were
enroute to Parma to spend
Memorial Day.
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NEWS FROM BIG BEND
BY GOLDIE ROBERTS
BIG BEND - Miss Jean Oca-
Awards were presented to
graduates at the 26th annual mica was honored with a bridal
Snake River Japanese American shower Tuesday afternoon at the
Citizens League graduation ban Big Bend Grange Hall. There
quet at the Eastside Cafe in were 41 women attending and
several children. She was as
Ontario Saturday night.
sisted in opening her gifts by
Fifty-three graduates from Teresa Corn and Nancy Cal
Ontario, Weiser, Adrian, Fruit lahan.
land, Nyssa, Payette and Vale
Special guests were Mrs. Flo
were honored at the Banquet. rence Ocamica, Regina Oca-
Sam Harsin of Baker, State mica, Mrs. Floyd Maggard and
FFA vice president and a Ko Mrs. Hilda Hoadley of Caldwell;
rean War orphan was principal Mrs. Z. Bryant and Mrs. Dan
speaker and also provided the Andregg of Boise; and Mrs.
entertainment.
Uvon Maggard of Greenleaf.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell English
Tom Uriu, president of the
chapter was toastmaster; Rich went to Nampa Sunday and took
Saito gave the invocation; Tom his mother, Mrs. Dora Eng
Uriu, the welcome and Janis lish to the Caldwell Cemetery.
Takami, the response.
The Later they were dinner guests
Rev. George Uyemura, pastor of Mr. and Mrs. Don Boren
of the UnitedCommunity Metho of Nampa. Mrs. Bethel Wood
dist Church gave the benediction. and Kelly of Baker and Doria
English were also guests of the
Mrs. Joe Saito and Mrs. Jim Borens.
Wada were chairmen of the
Mrs. Josie Roadman returned
banquet which was attended by to her
home
in Spring
200 persons.
field Thursday after spending
Wesley Nishimura, Ontario
co-valedictorian received the COLUMBIA RIVER
top award of $150 and is also
eligible for the national JACL STUDY PLANNED
Congressman Al Ullman said
award.
today the Corps of Engineers
Arlene Hiuga, Weiser, re have informed him they will soon
ceived the second place $75 initiate a $2 million study of
award and Janis Takami, Nyssa, the Columbia river and its tri
the third prize of $50.
butaries.
According to the Corps of
Ayers near Boise.
Engineers, the study, estimated
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to cost $1.96 million, has four
Visiting during Memorial Day basic objectives: environment,
weekend with their mother and regional development, national
brothers, Mrs. Donna Glenn, growth and the quality of life
Roger and Mike, are her child- in the Pacific Northwest.
ren Mr. and Mrs. Vai Glenn
The study has been delayed
and family of Portland, Mrs. for several years pendingcom-
Alvin Crawford and family of pletion of the Columbia-North
Darlington, idano, and Robert Pacific framework plan, the
Glenn, who graduated Friday construction of two large re
from BYU in Provo.
Mrs. servoirs in Canada and the esta
Glenn’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. blishment of a high voltage
H. A. Baker of Portland was interconnnection out of the Pa
also a weekend guest.
cific Northwest, Ullman said.
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“The Corps has given me as
Mr. and Mrs. John Studer surances they will actively seek
were Sunday dinner guests of public participation in
the
Father Charles Young at Mc- study,” Ullman said.
Garvin’s in Caldwell.
Other
guests were aunts of Fr. Young,
Carmel Brogan and Helen Bro
gan.
They are visiting here
from the East.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Seward
recently spent three days vacat
ioning in McCall.
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Mrs. Len Seward, her mother
Mrs. Mabel Johnson and sister
Mrs. Lester Peck of Boise,
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spent Monday decorating graves
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at cemeteries in the area. They
also visited with many of their
friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost
attended a Frost Family picnic
reunion in Meridian Sunday.
Over 30 attended.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ferman War
nock and son Kelly of Condon (
Z Memorial houseguests at the spent Memorial Day in Enter |
prise before coming to Nyssa to
Zhome of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
;Byers were Mr.andMrs. Ever-
Bernard Frost. The Warnocks
-ett Grant of Lewiston; Mr. and
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returned to Condon but Kelly
-Mrs. Jim Carson and four child
remained to visit his grand
ren of El Cerrito, Calif. Week
parents
and to accompany them
end visitors were Mr. andMrs.
to the Owyhee for the week
Stanley Byers and their three
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Zboys from Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reece
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and family of Mt. Vernon visited I
Z Mrs. Tessie Clifford visited over the weekend at the home of I
JSunday evening at the home their parents M t -, and Mrs. Ken
-Of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Thiel. neth Reece and Afton Mitchell.
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Z The Gregory Thiels spent
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Giles of ,
Zthree days last week fishing Payette were visitors at the
‘and camping at Leslie Gulch. Kenneth Reece
home
over
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Memorial Day.
Mr. and Mrs. David Beers
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-Spent May 18 to 26 vacationing.
Mr. and Mrs. Thane Lankford I
-Enroute to Washington they of Marsing and Mrs. Emma
‘^topped at John Day the 18th Hendricks of Nyssa, were Satur
Lpid visited friends there. They day dinner guests at the Ken
;were guests at the home of neth Reece home. Mrs. Lank
;their daughter and son-in-law ford is Mrs. Reece's sister and
.Mr. and Mrs. Merril Firestone Mrs. Hendricks is Mrs. Reece’s ;
-tn Vancouver, Wash. The Beers mother.
• Firestones^ and Mr. and Mrs.
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Zjialcum Johnson, also of Van
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clapp
couver, spent two days at Long spent Memorial Day visiting
ZBeach, Wash., clamming. Mrs. at the cemetery in Meridian
Sunday visitors at the home of
'beers'
reports
wonderful and then visitingClapp’s sister,
^weather and the clams were Mrs. Clara Williams, and her Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne
plentiful.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dun
can and family of Rupert, Idaho.
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RATES AND SEASON
TICKETS
Pool Opens Thurs. - June 3
(WEATHER PERMITTING)
Under Sit Years of Age ... No Charge
(Allowed in main pool with parent only, and in wading
pool accompanied by responsible adult)
Six To Eighteen Years .
$.25
Eighteen Years or Over................ $.50
Season Family — One or More Children
Under 21, From June 1 . . . $24.00
(RATES LOWER EACH 30 DAYS)
SEASON FAMILY - (NO CHILDREN)
From June 1..................... $12.00
(RATES LOWER EACH 30 DAYS)
Individual Under 18 Years —
From Juno 1..................... $5.00
(RATES LOWER EACH 30 DAYS)
Individual Over 18 Years — . . . $7.50
June 1
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Weekend visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wahlert
were her nephews Daniel O’
Brien of San Francisco and
Michael O’Brien of Shasta, Calif.
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Eva Klinkenberg, who is a
student at Merritt Davis School
of Commerce in Eugene , was
home for the Memorial Day
weekend.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Savage
of Long Beach were weekend
visitors at the home of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Haroldsen and Mr. and Mrs.
Damon Savage. They also visited
other relatives in the area.
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Family members who were
together at the cemetery here
Memorial Day and later dinner
guests at the Jim Favorelhome
were her mother, Mr. andMrs.
Jim Griffin, Ronnie Gorrell and
Bud Newby of Nyssa, her father
Ross Gorrell and a friend of
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie
Gorrell, Mr. andMrs. Jack Gann
and Penny, Mr. and Mrs.Gary
Gordan, all of Boise, Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Dixon and daughter
of Yakima, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin
Gorrell and boys, Keith Gorrell
and son Timmy, and a niece
of Mrs. Griffin’s, Nadine and
family all of Baker. Later in
the afternoon, Bobbie Ransom
and children of Seattle visited
at the Favorel home.
a vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Cartwright.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts, Mary,
Becky and Susan Carroll of Ri
dgeview visited Mrs. Marie
Douglas and Mrs. Florence Hen-
derlider in Nampa Sunday. They
also took flowers to the Hill
crest and Melba cemeteries.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Graham
are the proud parents of a baby
girl, Jeanette Aliece born Wed
nesday at the Malheur Memorial
Hospital.
She joins a sister,
Peggy and a brother, Ronald.
Oscar Lovitt of Spokane, is
visiting his brother, Lee and
family.
Mrs. Bethel Wood and Kelly
of Baker and Doria English of
Nampa called on Mr. and Mrs.
Darell English Monday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. RayCartwright
received word their nephew,
Lore Skirvin of Springfield, Ore
gon passed away Monday.
Mrs. Darrell English left
Tuesday morning with Mrs. Don
Cone of Roswell for a visit in
Snyder, Oklahoma with Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs. Ross English in Alex
andria,
La.
Mrs. Leonard
Howes accompanied them to
Roy, Utah where she will at
tend college graduation ex
ercises for her son, Nick, Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Lodzinski
and family of Idaho Falls and
Albert Sillonis of Ashland, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Guz Sillonis. Mrs. Lodzinski
and children plan to spend the
week with her parents.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts enter
tained
the
Happy
Dozen
Card Club Friday afternoon at
her home. Guest players were
Mrs. Delno Brock of Ontario
and Mrs. Elsie Divin of Nyssa.
Prize winners were Mrs. Sue
Ashcraft, Delno Brock, Carl
Piercy and Bernice Toomb.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Chaney
and family of Post Falls, Idaho
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Chaney.
Pag« Seven
Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins
treated Mr. and Mrs. Boyce
Van De Water to dinner at
Farewell Bend Sunday in honor
of their wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. RayCartwright
visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Harmiston and Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Barbee in Nampa, Satur
day.
They also went to the
Kohlerlawn Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dotson
of Boise called on Mr. and
Mrs. Harvev Bennett Monday.
Julie and Angie Sillonis spent
the weekend wih Mr. and Mrs.
Muri Burns in Nyssa.
Debbie Goff of Caldwell was
an overnight guest of Rosalie
Chaney Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. RayCartwright
called on Mrs. Wilma Bernes
and Jeff Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts called
on Mr. and Mrs. Cly*^ Riggs
in Parma Friday evening.
Among the latest victims of
the mumps are Phillip and Ro
bert Callahan, Dirk and Danny
Miller.
Mrs. Margaret Wood and girls
of Marsing visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. RayCartwright
called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Gifford in Nyssa Thursday
afternoon. They reported Mrs.
Agnes Butler had been released
from the Caldwell Hospital and
was at her home in New Ply
mouth.
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