Th« Nytia Gat« City Journal, Nyata, Oragon
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
and send cards for he will re
main at the Hospital for a while
yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Winters
and children of Eugene spent
the weekend of March 18 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Asumendi.
Mrs. Winters is
a sister of Mrs. Asumendi.
Mrs. Jess Asumendi, Cur
tis and Lillena and the Gary
Winters’
family spent this
weekend together at the home
of parents, Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Trump at Wallowa. They
returned Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ward of
Romoland, California returned
to their home Monday, March
19 after spending a week in the
area visiting relatives which in
cluded Leonard New gen, son
Bob and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Ora Newgen. Mrs. Ward
is a twin sister of Ora Newgen.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newgen
were dinner guests Sunday,
March 18 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ora Newgen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen
were Boise visitors on Mon
day when they took the Wards
to the airport for their return
trip home. Mr. and Mrs. Ric
hard Ellison of Wilder were
Monday afternoon visitors at
the Ora Newgen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Newgen
have a new baby at their home,
a son, born the 24 of March.
They now have both a daughter
and a son. Boyd is a son of Bob
Newgen of Nyssa.
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SUNSET VALLEY
ACTIVITIES
Among those celebrating an
niversaries during the month
of April are
April 3 - Mr.
and
Mrs. ------ BY MARTHA LORENSEN • PHONE 372
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price visi
Shorty Brandt.
SUNSET VALLEY - Mr. and
April 7 - Mr. and Mrs. K. Mrs. Mark Moncur and Curtis ted Ed Price at the Malheur
Memorial Nursing home Sun
I Peterson.
and Mr. and Mrs. Elver Niel
April 8 - Mr. and Mrs. Herb sen were dinner guests at the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen
Wenke.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
April 11 - Mr. and Mrs. Nielsen in Ridgeview Sunday visited Mrs. Effie Nielsen in
Dave Waldo and Mr. and Mrs. and helped Bill celebrate his Nu Acres Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen,
Joseph Jensen.
birthday anniversary.
April 12 - Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smith Harriet and Gloria were among
Fangen and Mr. and Mrs. Ro of Bums, Mr. and Mrs. P.J. those who watched the Parade
of Drill Teams at Boise Satur
man Hoesing.
Stiles of Leota, Kansas and
April 15 - Mr. andMrs. Ted Mrs. E. J. Hobson were din day. They also attended the
Morinaka and Mr and Mrs. ner guests Friday evening at evening performance at the Ca
Juan Vielma.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. pital Stadium. Twenty-three
drill teams
were
in
the
April 16 - Mr. and Mrs. James Langley.
competition.
Floyd Comer and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smith
Loreen Lorensen and friends,
Glenn Ward.
wire overnight guests of Mr.
April 18 • Mr. and
Mrs. and Mrs. Jim Langley Friday. Linda Farley and Kay Abbe,
were dinner guests on Sunday,
George DeHaven
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Stiles
April 22 - Mr.
and Mrs. of Leota, Kansas were over March 18 at the home of her
PAST GRAND MATRON, Roberta Showalter of Idaho and Worthy
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Roberts.
night
guests Friday at the
Grand Matron of Oregon, Mary Ristola.
April 24 - Mr
and Mrs. home of Mrs. E. J. Hobson. Ken Lorensen.
The Ken Lorensen family
Clyde Bybee
Mr. and Mrs. James McGin
spent Wednesday of last week
Golden Rule Chapter OES * Georgia Kohn, Worthy Matron,
April 25 - Mr. and
Mrs.
nis and family of Joseph, Ore
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
131 hosted tlie District meet Chapter #40, Burns, and Ruth Max Urry.
gon, Mrs. Don Share of Buhl,
Ken Abbe in Mt. Vernon.
April 27 - Mr. and Mrs.
ing at the Masonic Hall, Mon Mullins, Worthy Matron, Her
Idaho, Mrs. Robert Albritton,
mosa Chapter #52, Caldwell. Dirick Nedry and Mr. andMrs.
Harriet Lorensen joined the
lay, March 19.
Nancy Mark and Janet of Mon
Golden Chain «103, Vale, Virgil Albright.
many area students who took
Assisted by StarChapter #69,
mouth, Oregon and Mrs. Shirley
exams for driver permits dur
April 30 - Mr. and Mrs. B.
Ontario and Golden Chain #103 exemplified balloting with Wor
Doinhecker also of Monmouth,
ing the spring vacation.
Vale, with Lois Cartwright, thy Matron Rose Anna Lanyarid B. Burroughs
were visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell,
Worthy Matron presiding. Gol- Worthy Patron John Harm pre
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price during
Denton and Henry Mitchell,
The nation’s unemploy
ien Rule Chapter officers ope- siding. Star Chapter »69 with
spring
vacation.
Worthy Matron Patricia Vin
visited Phil Mitchell at the
ment rate dropjied to 5 |>er
ied the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wea
Escorted and Introduced were cent, Worthy Patron Tom Smith cent in January, lowest since ver of Buhl were Sunday eve Vets Hospital in Boise on Sun
day. It is reported that he is
July 1970.
Worthy Grand Matron of Ore- exemplified the degrees.
ning visitors at the Ira I’rice
Golden Rule #131 then assu
improving slowly but steadily.
fon, Mary Ristola, member ot
I'ro/ih
Creole
]obi
home.
Friends may continue to visit
Fern Chapter »38 Astoria, Ore- med their stations an adden
ton, Roberta Showalter, Past dum under direction of Marie
i
». •
"ai
Grand Matron of Idaho, mem- Holmes assisted by Star Points
»r of Nampa Chapter »30, was presented In honor ofWor-
Nampa. Grandcommittee mem- thy Grand Matron, Mary Ris
*rs from Idaho were Martha tola. The gift from the three
TTtmus, Homedale, Mae Lewis, Chapters was presented by Lois
Worthy Patron,
Nampa. Grand committee mem Cartwright.
tiers of Oregon were Dorothy George Cartwright called on
Roark, pay of mileage, Kathryn several Under the Good of the
Williams, Estarl. and Marie Order.
Hosting for the evening were
Holmes,
cancer committee,
Mae and Bill Schireman. Nora
USDA CHOICE FULL CUT
Graham, Vera and Emil
USDA CHOICE
lus, Patricia
Marcum
BONELESS
( Into de Boer.
The next meeting will tie held
April 2 at the Masonic Hall
PINS AND NEEDLES
at 8 p.m.
SHOP
WILSONS
FOR
Bride-Elect Honored
A Bridal Shower was held
Tuesday, March 20 for Miss
Jenean Schoen, bride-elect of
Tony Rigney, at the home of
Marilee Wilson withco-hostess
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Jane Joyce.
Among the 17 guests attending
were the mothers of the couple
and Jenean’s
grandmother,
Mrs. The<< Matherly.
P ROAST
ROUND STEAK
I I MB I I OB I
The pins and Needles 4-H i ■■i I I ■■■ I I
club met at the home of Mrs.
Dale Adams Monday, March 26
The meeting was called toorder
BY DALE WITT
by Jacke Chadwick, president.
PHONE 372 2183
For roll call we named our
favorite
breed of
dog.
Minutes were read by Tina Hop
KINGMAN KOLONY
man. There wasn’t any old or and Mrs. Paul Gehrke returned
new business.
The meeting last Tuesday from a two week
was adjourned.
trip to Central and Southern
We played games th»' rest of California where they visited
the afternoon.
relatives and friends.
—Nancy I Andretti. reporter
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Gehrke.
Mrs Bill Toomb attended
koffee clutch at the home of
Mrs. Gladys Thomas Wednes
ADRIAN - Mrs. Frank Bi- day in Adrian.
candi returned home fromCall-
Mrs. A Inna Salters called
fornia last week after spending on Ruth Collister at the Har-
a week visiting her son. Mr. tiagv Retirement Center in
and Mrs Charles Scales and Boise Sunday, March 18
family of Bakersfield, and het
Mrs. Alnna Salters called on
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ruth Matialocyki Saturday and
Haas and family of Delano. She on Mrs. Harriet Turner at the
especially enjoyed seeing her Owyhee Junction Sunday after
new granddaughter, Char la Dell noon.
Haas, born February 16, 1973.
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Ervin and
She als< visited a sister-in law Kip were Sunday dinner guests
and family in Richmond, Calif. of their daughter. Mt. andMrs.
Sunday visitors in the Frank Robert Redford and family in
Bicandi home were Noble Jones Nyssa.
of Miami, Oklahoma, brother
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Osborn
of Mrs. Bicandi and 1 Avon Por returned home Monday after
ter of Boise.
spending a weekend in the Ger
Mrs. Gert ye Jones accom ald Osborn home in Big Bend
panied Mrs. Pete Slllonis to while they went to Utah
Portland where she spent a week
Mrs. Dale Witt VM a Satur
visiting her children in Oregon day afternoon visitor at the
City and Hood River, returning home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
home Friday
Be genian.
Kim Parker of Ontario spent
Meed Robb of Nyssa visited
the Weekend with his grand Mi. and Mrs. Wayne Robb Mon
parents, Mr. and Mrs Vernon day evening
i Parker
Mrs. May Lytle of Roswell
Mrs. Edna Cowling and Mrs. and Robert E dmondson of Nyssa
Marie Moore were Sunday lun were Sunday dinner guests m
cheon guests at the K.l. Peter the Wayne Robb home.
son home.
Mrs. Klaas Laan visited Mrs.
Mrs. K.l Peterson and Mrs. Willis Conant Monday.
Mabie Piercy attended koffee
Thursday evening Mr. and
klutch W ednesday al the homeof Mrs. Klaas Laan attended a
Mrs. Gladys Thomas.
birthday celebration at the Ray
Mis. Oscar Schafer is ill Laan home in Parma for their
with th»' flu.
twin sons, EMe and Ray who
Mr. and Mrs. G.E Mackey were 11 years old.
look Mrs. Cecil Hilton back
Ross-Mills called on Mr. and
to her home in Pendleton Sa Mrs. Herschel Thompson Sat
turday and returned home on urday evening.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dail and
Mrs. Mabie Piercy went to family of Nyssa visited Mr and
Caldwell March 22 and called Mrs.
Al Thompson Sunday
On May Herriman
afternoon.
Mrs. Alice Davis of Cald
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Kredy of
well spent four days last week Seneca were Sunday afternoon
visiting in the Oliver Freel callers at the Herschel Thomp
tome,
son home,
• Clarence Niccum and Gllliert
Mrs. Carl
Deffeiitmugh of Nyssa were Sun cards at Mrs.
day dinner guests of the laters day afternoon.
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Mrs. Frank Byers and Ethel
Qossard.
Lay called at the Fd Nedrow
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Defier and home Wednesday evening.
family went to Buelah Reser
Edith Heiser, Ethel Lay and
voir Saturday fishing.
her
mother, Cynthia Gilbert
’ Mrs Bill Looney and daugh were luncheon guests Ot Mr.
ter Mary went to th»' College and Mrs. Ed Nedrow
<tf Idaho to a reception for pros-
Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Rhodes
pective students Sunday after and family of Roswell visited
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes
. Tlie Adnan Garden Club will Sunday afternoon.
m» » t Monday, April 2 with Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes
idvtlli Plosser in Big Bend, and family were Saturday even
here will b»’ a plant exchange. ing dinner guests of Mr. and
. Mrs. K.L Peterson, Mrs. Mrs. Wayne Rhodes in Parma.
Edna Cowling and Mrs. Marie
^oore attended the half-hour
devotional service at the nurs
ing horn»' In Nyssa Sunday after
noon. The Rev, Raymond Wil-
ipn. who was chaplin for the
<eek, »as in charge of the ser
vice.
CHRISTIAN RODRÍGUEZ, Nyssa’s first AFS-FFA student
from Bogotta, Columbia.
He is shown with his two FFA
project market hogs Cheneta and Charlie.
Although Christian had never lived on a farm prior to coming
to Nyssa he wanted to learn something about our American
Agriculture and free enterprise system. Christian, with the
advice of his FFA advisor Deryl Leggett, picked out two meaner
pigs from Alva Goodell’s herd, fixed a place for them in
Dorothy W ilson’s barn and fed them out to market weight. The
pigs were recently purchased at the current market price by
Duane Buchtel, Mr. Hoff, Dorothy Wilson and Deryl Leggett.
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