Thursday, July 8, 1971
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS
■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■
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NEWELL HEIGHTS -
Jed
Chamberlain went to the pizza
parlor in Ontario with the Ad
rian ball team Thursday eve
ning after the game at Payette.
Harry Love of Billingham,
Wash., arrived Tuesday to visit
his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Simpson, he returned home Sa
turday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simp
son and Ray Simpson went
camping and fishing at Dry
Creek Friday evening.
Tuesday evening
Mr. and
Mrs. Mitch Anderson and son
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Co
nant and family and helped them
celebrate their wedding anni
versary. They were also over
night guests.
Friday Mrs. Bill Conant and
children visited in the Rodney
Conant home in Nampa. Sat
urday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Conant and Jerry of
Nampa and Rich Conant also
of Nampa were Saturday dinner
^ClIIU NEWS
Thirty Empire Builders met
Tuesday evening at the Ken
Romans home to set up plans
for the County Fairgrounds
clean-up day, July 16. At 9a.m.
area clean-up and painting will
begin and the work day will be
followed by a barbecue.
Barrels, donated by BLMand
the Amalgamated Sugar Co. will
be painted.
Also fences and
some of the livestock barns.
Anyone Interested in coming to
join in on the work and fun
is welcome. You don’t have to
be a member to lend a helping
hand. Let’s improve our fair!
This year the Empire Builders
booth will consist of a rest
area where fairgoers can sit
down, relax and visit. There
will also be posters describing
the awards and ribbons which
are sought after and won by
4-Hers.
Members hope this
will make the awards more
meaningful to everyone.
A date will be set later for
members to work on posters
and getting their booth ready.
Next meeting will be at the
Ron Mobely home after the
barbecue.
-Vickie Schaffeld - Reporter
guests in the Bill Conant home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mcatee,
Vicke, Bill and Debbie of Puy
allup, Wash.; arrived Saturday
and were evening dinner guests
of their cousin Mrs. Dale Witt.
The group later visited another
cousin, Mr. and Mrs. W.C
Van De Water and son Kent
in Big Bend. They had spent
two weeks visiting relatives in
Marshall County Kansas and
his grandmother, Mrs. Nellie
Graham at Colby, Kansas. They
were there to attend her 90th
birthday celebration. They re
turned home at 10 p.m. so they
could drive while it was cool.
They said the temperature in
Kansas was from 100 to 105
degrees most of the days while
they were there. Crops looked
good.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill
entertained with a barbecue July
4, their guests were Mr. and
Mrs. David Hill, Shelley and
Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Phifer, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan
Taggart and family, and C.B.
Hill and Jane Rossbach.
Mrs. Carl Fenn, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Simpson and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Savage and fa
mily, Mrs. Jean Fenn and girls
of Ontario and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Fenn and family at
tended a family fourth of July
picnic at the park in Ontario
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Timmer
man entertained with a July 4
picnic Sunday, their guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and
family, Mr. and Mrs. DickStam
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Stam and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Luit Stam, Mr. and Mrs. John
Timmerman of Ontario
and
Mrs. Lydia and Frankie Wor-
den.
Mrs. Marie Moore, Hank
Moore and Tami Bostwichwere
guests at a picnic dinner at the
K.I. Peterson home in Adrian
July 4.
Eugene and Linda Pratt and
baby Allison of Eugene spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt, Sr.
Mark Pratt who is in the service
flew home from Treasure Is
land San Francisco Fridayeve-
ning for a three day weekend.
Mrs. Calvin Briggs and son
Kennetn of Boise were Monday
dinner guests of Mrs. Dale
Witt.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Barnes
spent July 4 at the Steens Mt.
Mrs. Rollo Fenn went to La-
Grande Saturday and spent July
4 with her son, Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Churchill and family.
She attended Sunday
school
there, returning home Monday.
Friday evening Mrs. Mary
McConnell, Mrs. Edith Reece
of Nyssa and Mrs. Rollo Fenn
went to Homedale and got
cherries.
Ricky Conant and his father
Richard Conant of Nampa vi
sited Mrs. Rollo Fenn Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eastman,
the Hardman girls and Cherry
Lane attended the rodeo at Vale
July 4. Cherry was an over
night guest in the Eastman
home.
Andy Wilson of Seldovia,
Alaska who spent two weeks
visiting Kathy Hardman, re
turned to her home June 25.
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Sunday afternoon callers at party in Ontario at the L.J.
the M.L. Judd home were Mrs. Kinney home in honor of guests
Dennis Patch of Salem, Mrs. from a distance and the birth
Walter McPartland, Mrs. Viola day of Mrs. Sally Judd.
Night and Mrs. Muriel Judd
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Eilers
both of Parma.
and family of Fruitland were
Mrs. M.L. Judd attended a guests of Mrs. Lydia Worden
luncheon Wednesday at the home Sunday afternoon, June 27.
of Mrs. Harry Brandt in Nampa.
Jed Chamberlain attended an
Twelve guests were present. overnight party at the home of
It was in honor of Mrs. Lila Steven Shy at the Owyhee Junc
Hoover. That evening Mr. and tion Sunday.
Mrs. Judd attended a dinner
Terri Chamberlain attended
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a party at the Owyhee Dam
Sunday evening with Cindy Shy.
Clint Chamberlain attended
the picnic of the Class of 1966
at the Adrian Park Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb
visited Jimmie and Laura King
of Ontario July 2 before he went
into the service. He will be
stationed in the Hawaiian Islands,
They also went to Payette where
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Maule. Mrs. Ruth Murphy was
ROUND STEAK
there and the Leroy Maule fa
mily who are here visiting from
Nevada.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb went
to the rodeo in Vale Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Halseth
of Berwick, North Dakota ar
rived Wednesday to visit his
sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Fa-
hrenbruch. They had been visi
ting in Yakima, leaving for their
home on Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. NewellCleaver
have recenlty moved into the
house owned by Robert Munn
in the Newell Heights area.
Mrs. W.C. Van De Water of
Big Bend visited Mrs. Dale
Witt Thursday evening.
Cherrylee Chamberlain ac
companied Faith Foreman and
her parents to Ashland Saturday
morning to attend the Shake-
sperian Festival at SOC. They
will return home on Tuesday.
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