Thursday, March 1, 1973
The Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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Kingman Kolony
BY DALE WITT
PHONE 372-2183
JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS, one of six cheerleading
groups practicing, show one of their formations.
On top is Linda Church. Standing areCarolyn Lassiter and Pat
Joyce, and kneeling in front is Julie Garner.
KINGMAN
KOLONY - Mr.
and Mrs. John Zittercob of
Nyssa visited Mr. and Mrs.
Al
Thompson Friday after
noon. They had just returned
from
a two-month trip to
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clayton
of Ontario visited Mr. and Mrs.
Al Thompson Sunday afternoon.
Mrs.
Carl Piercy played
cards at the Edythe Prosser
home in Big Bend Friday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy
attended the GAA sports night
at the Adrian High School Sa
turday evening.
Tuesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Piercy attended the
FFA Banquet.
Thursday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Piercy were dinner
Mrs.
guests of his mother,
Mabie Piercy. Other dinner
Mrs. Piercy’s
guess were
Mr. and Mrs. Rube
sister,
Graham of Star and Mrs. Ro
bert Long.
Elizabeth Rhodes spent Fri
day night and Saturday with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Gehrke._________________
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Laan,
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Osborn and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Osborn of
Big Bend attended the banquet
at the Starlight Cafe in Vale
Monday evening honoring the
Oregon Dairy Princess, Janet
Waibel of Hillsboro. Oregon.
Mrs. Klaas Laan, Mrs. J.
R. Osborn and Mrs. Myron Os
born attended the AKH Home
Extension Study group meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Oscar Schafer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cul
bertson and Mrs. Buster Talbot
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar.
Sunday dinner guests in the
Willis Conant home were Mr.
and Mrs. Mitch Anderson and
boys of Vale and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Conant and Janet.
Afternoon callers at the Wil
lis Conant home were Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Conant and grand
son Randy of Caldwell and Mrs.
May Bretx of Nyssa.
Mrs. Dele Witt was a Wed
nesday afternoon coffee guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman.
Mrs. Joe Hoff of Wells, Ne
vada was a Monday afternoon
caller in the Charles Bower
home and Mrs. Eunice Phifer
of Umatilla was a Friday af
ternoon visitor.
Sunday afternoon, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Phifer and baby
of Ontario and Mrs. Lola Phifer
of Pineville visited in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bo
wers.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rhodes
and family of Parma and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Pitts and fa
mily of Nyssa were Sunday
dlnnr guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Rhodes and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cox and
family of Kenewick, Washington
were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Osborn and fa
mily.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Be gem an
went to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Dyer’s sale near Roswell on
Friday. Mrs. Dyer went to
school to Mrs. Carl Begeman
when they lived in Kansas.
SUNSET VALLEY
ACTIVITIES
SUNSET
VALLEY - Mr*.
James Stephen and Mrs. Lois
Counsil attended the meeting
of Adrian, Big Bend and Tri
valley Extension groups Monday
evening at the Adrian School
cafeteria. A program and re
freshments were served during
the afternoon.
Members of the Adrian eighth
grade were treated to a swim
at Givens Hot Springs Friday
evening with Mr. Jessen su
pervising. They report having
a grand time.
Mrs. Harriet Turner and the
Kenneth Lorensen family had
dinner at the Plaza in Ontario
Sunday and attended the matinee
at the Center Theatre in the af
ternoon. A view of Disneyland
and a comedy was shown.
CDR Dan Holly, Jr.
Mrs. Ora Newgen visited Mrs.
PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII -
Navy Commander Daniel T. Frone Stradlev at FruillandSa-
Holly, Jr., son of Mrs. Clara turday afternoon.
Mrs. Ora New gen and Mrs.
Holly of Adrian, has reported
__ at Headquarters
__ ______ of the Helen Wilson of Parma were
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duty
Commanir in Chief, U.S. Pa- among those who attended the
caiftc Fleet, Pearl Harbor, Jim
Robinson
benefit held
Hawaj1_______________________ at the Nyssa High School ca-
A 1949 graduate of Adrian fetena Sunday afternoon.
Union High School, he is also
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bull
a 1953 graduate of the College and daughter of Caldwell were
of Idaho. Caldwell, and joined Sunday evening guests of Mrs.
the Navy in August 1953.
Lol» Counsil. Mrs, Bull is a
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granddaughter of Mrs. Counsil.
John Knottingham andChar-
les Moore were dinner guest*
of Mrs. Counsil Sunday.
Mr. and Mr*. George Van-
dewall were Tuesday evening
viaitors at the Harley Wilaon
home.
Mrs. Theresa Maier of Bro
ken Bow. Nebraska, a sister of
Ira and Ed Price la visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mr*. Ira
Price this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price and
Mr*. Theresa Maier, were din
ner guest* Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder
in Nyssa.
They visited Ed
Price In the afternoon. He la
at the Nyssa Malheur Memorial
Nursing home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price and
Mrs. Maier were guests at the
John Price home for supper
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mr*. Magnus Egan
ger and Mr. and Mrs. JohnClea-
ver visited the Jerry Gordon fa
mily at Payette Sunday after
noon.
Mr and Mr*. Elvin Fogle-
man and family and Mr. and
Mrs. John Grottveit of Nyssa
were dinner guests Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mr*. Ha
rold Alexander in honor of the
birthdays of their daughters,
Linda and Jan.
Lynn Glenn was among those
of the Nyssa High School Pep
Club, who attended the Greater
Oregon
District
Wrestling
Tournament held at Madras,
Oregon Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn
and family were visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mc
Ginnis Saturfey evening.
The Charles
Glenn family
were dinner guests Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mr*. Dick
Bennett.
Sue Rose and Tom Grocen
were visitors at the Charles
Glenn home We<tiesd*y evening.
Mr. and Mr*, l^wi* Mitchell
and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Know
les visited Phil Mitchell at the
Veteran's Hospital in Boise
Wednesday afternoon. Phil has
been hospitalized for some time
now. He has recovered slowly
and will need to be at the hos
pital for a while yet. He can
have visitors and friends may
send cards to help alleviate any
monotonous moments. Mailing
address is Veteran’s Hospital,
Boise, Idaho.
Sunday afternoon, Dentoa and
Henry Mitchell and Mr. and
Mrs. A.T. Knowles with Mr.
and Mr*. Lewis Mitchell visi
ted Phil Mitchell in Boise.
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father-Daughter Girl Scout
banquet was held on February
22 at the cafetorium. About 55
girl scouts were present, and
everyone brought a father or
friend. Brownie troops »189 and
113 with leaders,Carolyn Pruyn
and Donna Hutchison sang the
Brownie Smile Song with ac
tions, and danced to Jolly is the
Miller. Junior Troop »683 with
leaders, Marie Teague, Donna
South and Donna Webb was in
charge of the flag ceremony and
also did a skit that the girls
had written themselves. Cadette
Troop *213, Sandy Morrison,
1 leader, lead the Grace before
meals, Johnny Appleseed, and
the closing Taps, accompanied
by Carolyn Webb on the flute.
Senior Troop »249, Margery
Jackson, leader, was in charge
of announcing the program.
Barbie Bos sei man did the an
nouncements, Anna Dority told
what girl scouting meant to her
and explained that February
22 is Girl Scout Thinking Day
all over the world. She asked
each girl present to light a
candle and think about other
girl scouts from New Zealand
around the world honoring the
APPLE VALLEY - Saturday
visitor* in the Gene Hooey home
were Mrs. Leeland Dewey and
Nicole, Mrs. John Lilly and JJ
and Mrs. Betty Foa.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Griffin
sod daughters were Saturfey
evening dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Hooey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ausmos
visited Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clsrk of
Caldwell were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mr*. Delbert Sullivan.
Mr. and Mr*. Carl Tuning of
Baker were overnight guest* of
Mr.andMra.C. L. Fritts, Fri
day.
Sunday dinner guest* of Mr.
•nd Mr*. Tom Ferguaon were
Mr. and Mr*. Henry Hatch of
Joseph, Oregon, Mr. and Mr*.
Jame* McGinnis of
Adrian,
and Helen Hsieh of Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis and
Steven were evening viaitors.
Bud Bale and Ruth Martin of
Caldwll were Saturday morn
ing breakfast guests of Mr*.
Laura Bale.
Mr*.
Laura
Bale was a
Thursday luncheon guest of
Mr*. Leo Montague of Nu Acre*.
Mr. and Mr*. Gene Honey and
Mr. and Mr*. Albert Bowen of
Payette were Friday dinner
guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Homer
King of Homedale
Sunday dinner guest* of Mr.
and Mr*. Dwight Seward were
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Shaw and
Mr. and Mr*. Roy Wild.
U. Colonel and Mrs. Charles
LaVerne Fergusm are visiting
with his parent*, Mr. and Mr*.
Tom Ferguson. U. Col. is home
from his assignment in Korea
and Mr*. Ferguson met him in
California where they visited
a son and then visited hi* sis
ter in Portland before coming
here on Saturday. They will
leave for Florid* on Tuesday to
visit the other children and then
will leave for his new assign
ment in Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble
visited in Cambridge on Tues
day with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dibble and family.
Mrs. Dick Harris left Tues
day for her home in Spring
field after two weeks visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Boston and other relatives.
Nancy and Danny Shippy of
Weiser were weekend guests of
their grandparents, Mr. and
Mr*. Earl Boston. The Bostons
took them home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lucy Rogers was a
Tuesday afternoon and evening
dinner guest of Mr. and Mr*.
Earl Boston.
Sunday dinner guest* of Mr.
and Mrs. Waldo Smalley were
Mr. and Mr*. Ruben Henshaw
of Meridian. Afternoon visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. William
Anders of Caldwell and Mr*.
Mary Nichols of Nampa.
Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Dibble
and Sue attended the Nazarene
Church
Fellowship Banquet
given at the Sir Richards Res-
turant on February 17.
Saturfey guests in the Lloyd
Dibble home were Mr. and Mrs.
O’Neill and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted
Alloway and son
of Nampa and Jeff and Sara
Edmonson.
day In the same way. Kathy Bass
lead the girls In repeating the
new Girl Scout Promise and
Laws, and Jill Jackson read a
poem "Softly Fall* the Light
Of Day." Wilton Jackson an
nounced the kick-oft breakfast
for the men working on the
Girl Scout financial drive was
to be the next morning, and
explained to the fathers why
there was a need of funds, and
what their own daughter* were
given from the monies collet -
ted. The girls were most ap-
preciative for the use of the
school for the dinner, and to
the mothers for serving.
DOG UCENSE DUE
No Later Than March 1,1973
On All Dogs In The Qty Of
Nyssa Over 8 Months Of Age.
LICENSE FEES
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NYSSA, OREGON
Aitar aboT9 data, any unlicensed
dogi will be impounded and own
ers are subject to a miadamarmor
penalty. Doge MUST wear the li
cense tags.
NYSSA CITY RECORDER
NYSSA CITY HALL