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Thuriday, July 19, 1973
Th« Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon
Keck Family Reunion 1973
County Nutrition Day
Camps Need Volunteers
Call 372-2233
Volunteers are need to assist Nyssa will serve as camp di­
with Nutrition Day Camps in rector.
Malheur County says Helen
Youngsters from 7 to 12 years
Conner, Malheur County Ex­ old interested in attending one
tension Home Economist. Two of the camps should preregis­
and three-day camps will be ter at the Extension office by
held in Ontario, Vale, Nyssa calling 889-9129.
They will
and Adrian in late July and have an opportunity to learn
August.
about Nutrition, outdoor cook­
Teenagers and adults serve ing, nature and crafts.
as couselors and group leaders
The camp program is a part
for the educational camps. A of the Expanded Foods and Nu­
training session will be held for trition Education Program in
volunteers on July 26 in Nyssa. Malheur County.
Those interested should pickup
a sign-up sheet at the Exten­
sion office.
Mary
Haburchak, Oregon
State University student from
92 Attend
Bybee Reunion
Phelps Observe
Anniversary
The 23 annual reunion of the
Bybee family was held Sunday,
July 15 at South Park in Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. James Phelps There were 92 family members
of Sunset Valley celebrated attending the event.
their 25th wedding anniversary
Among those present were:
on July 7 with an Open House
hosted by their five children. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jordan
Out-of-town guests included and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Frame Jordan and family all of Nampa,
of Wilsall, Montana. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Love­
Mrs. John Phelps and daugh­ land and family of Meridian,
ters of Livingston, Montana, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mea­
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gestrin, dows and family of Sunset, Utah;
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kangas and Mr. and Mrs. George Steltter
Miss Janet Sue Burgess of Don­ and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo­
nelly, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan nard Howes and family all of
Phelps and children of McCall; Roy, Utah, Mrs. Myrtle Burn­
Mrs. Mildred Farnsworth and ingham of Bountiful, Utah. Mr.
Carol Sue, Mrs. A. A. Schaf­ and Mrs. Carl Burningham of
fer, Mr. and Mrs. RichardCle- Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. D. 0.
ments, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bybee, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Wendt, and Miss Mary Scholes Draper and family all of Grand­
view, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. S. P.
all of Boise.
Miss Scholes, an instructor Bybee of Nyssa; Mr. and Mrs.
at Boise State College, was a Garry Bybee and family of Scot­
bridesmaid in the original wed­ tsdale, Arizona; Mr. and Mrs.
Lauren King and family, Mr.
ding party.
Other out-of-town guests in­ and Mrs. Grant Bybee and fa­
cluded Mrs. Gary Lappin and mily of Ontario, Oregon, Mrs.
soos, Ladd and Lang of Bend, Stella Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Moss, Mrs. Marvin Jeffe­
E. Burt and family of Hermis­ ries and Jeanne, Mr. and Mrs.
ton, Oregon, Mrs. Joan Boyll, W. W. Allstead, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Helen Ford, and Mrs. Eldred Brower all of Nyssa;
Beth Magrini all of Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bybee and
Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Hernan­ family of Grandview, Idaho; and
dez of Nampa, and Miss Carol Mrs. Nanette Williamsandchil­
Rodríguez of Portland.
dren from California.
Hometown News
The Bill Wahlert family sptat
Mr. and Mrs. Garry Bybee of
Scottsdale, Arizona are visiting Saturday and Sunday camping
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. and fishing at Unity.
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P. Byhee.
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Mrs. Emmett Sappe under­
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burning­ went surgery and is In the Mal­
ham and Mr. and Mrs. Charles heur Memorial Hospital Her
Mann spent a couple of days daughter Mrs. Nola Fischer la
vacationing in McCall. The cou- visiting in Nyssa.
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ples enjoyed golfing while there.
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Visiting for one week at the
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Me Part­ home of Mrs. Blanche Weeks
land and their housguests, Mr. was her son and family, Mr and
and Mi s. Bob Me Partland of Mrs. Duane Weeks of Portland
Portland attended a family pic­ and Mr. and Mrs. William Fagan
of Oregon City, Oregon. The
nic in Vale recently.
Mrs. Dick McPartland and group spent their time campliy
daughter Monica of Milwaukie, and boating at Owyhee Dam.
Oregon, who were visiting at They were joined by Mr. and
the home of the W. 1.. Me Part­ Mrs. Ralph Lowe.
lands last week, was joined
Callers al the Weeks* resi­
by her husband Dick and they dence while their guests were
returned home Sunday.
here were Mrs. Lola Stienke,
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Cherri Stienke,. Bill andRog«r
Dinner guests at the home of VanZelf and Mr. and Mrs. Joha
M r. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge VanZelf.
July 12 ' were Mrs. Emerson
The Weeks’ visited Mr. and
Pictured from left front - Mrs. Mildred Keck and husband. Mr. Houston Keck and wife Betty, Mr. Arvin Goff and wife
Bingaman i and son Gary and Mi . Mrs. Glenn Weeks and family
Delmer, Mrs. Doris Keck and husband Sherman; Mrs. A. H. Rosie (daughter); Mrs. Elsie Robertson and husband. Jerold
and Mrs. John Metzler, all of and Mr. and Mrs. Plots John­
Keck. Mrs. Dennis Keck and wife, Margaret, Mr. Wilson (daughter), Mrs. Virginia Keck and husband. Willard, Mrs.
F ruitland.
Keck and wife Delta.
son and family in Parma.
Dorothy Keck and husband Dallas, Mrs. Lorena Keck and
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Back row from left - Mr. Ray Keck and wife Nadine, husband, Ted.
Ruth Ann Wilson of Juneau,
Mrs. Desmond Jones was a
Alaska visited from Monday to guest of Mrs. Dale Garrisons!
The old home town of Nyssa was enlivened the week of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Robertson from Eagle Creek, Oregon
Saturday at the home of Mr. McCall over the weekend. The
July 1 through July 8 with another family reunion of the
and their son Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Robertson and three chil­
and Mrs. W. W. Foster and women enjoyed playing golf.
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Keck family. All eleven children of Mrs. A. H. Keck of dren of Portland, Oregon and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Frances. Ruth Ann then tra­
309 Good Avenue came to Nyssa for a good time of visiting
Brown and seven children of Portland, Oregon.
veled to Madras where she was
Visiting Mrs. Anne Tenses
with their mother and each other after a two-year interval.
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Keck and
four children, Naomi,
a guest at the Tom Foster home. and Kitty Grunlg is a brother,
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Those attending the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Alvin, Daniel and Paul of Richland, Washington.
Carl Beranek of Orville, Cali­
Keck of Nu Acres and their son Keith who just graduated
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keck and two children, Mark and Melody
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann and fornia Mrs. Tensenentertained
from Moscow University, also their daughters’ families, ■ from Spokane, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Looney and with a dinner Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pugh and two children from Madras,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Keck and two children. Sandy and Joyce
boys enjoyed dinner in Vale Sun­
Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Troyer and two children from
from Portland, Oregon.
day.
Following
dinner they
Traveling toSeaside in planes
Richland, Washington.
visited at the Ben Storm home. to attend the Miss Oregon Pa­
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Keck andtwochildren David and Darla
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Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keck from Richland, Washington
geant were Mr. and Mrs. Owen
from Haven. Montana.
and three of their children, Carolyn and Doug Keck from San
Visiting Mrs. Leona Reeves Froerer and family, Mr. and
Also
attending
was
Mrs.
Keck's
sister
and
family,
Mr.
and
Jose, California and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Keck from Port­
from Thursday til Monday »ere Mrs. l.eRoy Bair and family
Mrs. Harrison Young of Parma, Idaho. Nieces and nephews.
land, Oregon.
her two cousins Mary Dodson and Mr and Mrs. Darwin Jen­
Bill Young, Mr. and Mrs. Art Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Keck from Caldwell, Idaho.
and Tressa Hrewer and their sen and Paul Skeen.
Hurley all of Parma, Idaho.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willard Keck and son David from Sacra­
friend Dorothy Newson of Law-
Sunday: July 1, those that arrived in time, attended the
mento, California.
ton, Oklahoma.
Visiting from July 10 (o 22
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Keck from Brigham City, Utah and Nyssa Nazarene Church with Mrs. Keck. Sunday evening,
at the Bill Wynn home were
their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tarbet and the Rev. Ray Keck gave the message in church.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grunke met Billy Wynn >f Oregon City and
Monday This was the get-re-aquainted day, It was spent
two children of Ogden, Utah.
their son Billy at the Boise bis girl friend Sandl Howard of
Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Goff of Nu Acres and son Lonnie visiting at the home of Mrs. Keck.
airport Sunday. Billy was re­ Portland.
Tuesday:
Everyone
joined
into
rock
hunting,
golfing
and
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Goff and daughter of Nu Acres, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Goff
turning from a six day visit with
and two children of Payette, Idaho. Two daughters, Mr. any other thing to enjoy themselves. In the evening the entire
his cousin Todd Lloyd in Spo­
The Howard Myrlcks enter­
and Mrs. Jim Cable and three children of Payette. Idaho, family went to the old home place to picnic and fish.
kane.
Wednesday The immediate family and spouses enjoyed
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tained with a barbecue Thurs­
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Strange and two children of Portland,
a banquet at the La Paloma in Ontario where portraits were
Oregon.
Anna and Jimmy of Renton, day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
taken.
Washington, children of Mr. and Gib Holmes and Mr. and Mrs.
Thursday: The group took over the Nyssa bowling alley
Mrs. James Heldt. visited over Don Wilson.
for fun and a tournament which Fred Brown won.
the weekend at the home of their
Friday:
The golfers went to the Caldwell golf course
Friday evening, the Myriclu
grandmother, Mrs. A. L. Heldt.
to find out who won the trophy for 1973, Norman Keck was
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entertained with a barbecue
the lucky one.
Dr. and Mrs. Ken Kerby re­ and their guests were Mr and
Saturday:
This was the big picnic for the family and
cently spent eight days at their Mrs. Arleigh Adams, Dehble
friends at the Nyssa Park. After eating, playing games and
and Kevin and Chip) H’F Burn-
cabin at Wallowa Lake.
a time of visiting the reunion began to break up and they
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began to leave for the journey to their separate homes.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myrick
Sunday came again with the Rev. Dallas Keck ministering
Dr. and Mrs. David Sara*
and
Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh
The morning service at the Nyssa Nazarene Church and the
Adams vacationed Saturday to zin visited from Wednesday la
Rev. Ted Keck ministering the evening service. Everything
Tuesday. They spent sometime Sunday at the home of Mr and
is peaceful and quiet at the home of Mrs. A. H. Keck now.
at Lake Tahoe where they saw Mrs. Darrel Sawyer In Ameri­
Lawrence Welk and at Sparks, can Falls. They attended the
Nev. where they saw Liberace. rodeo at Pocatello, Saturday,
Adrian Gardon Club
LEGION AUXILIARY They were joined by Russell where Sawyer's daughter,
Myrick and his friend Karen Clndl was crowned queen of
The Adrian Garden Club met
Renolds. Russell and Karen re­ the rodeo.
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Monday afternoon with Mrs.
The American l-eglon Au­ turned to Nyssa with the My­
Boyce Van DeWater in Big Bend.
Mrs. Noia Fischer of New­
rlcks
and
visited
until
Thurs
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xiliary of Nyssa has received
There were nine ladies pre­
port, Oregon ts visiting it the
a National citation for activi­ day.
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home
sent. Mrs. Boyce Van DeWa­
of Mr. and Mrs. Bud
ties they have done in the past
ter, president, had charge of
Sappe
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lewis
Riggs
at
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year, according to Mrs. A. L.
the
meeting.
The meeting
tended Mrs. Riggs' high school
Heldt.
opened with the group repeating
class reunion, class of 1928,
Mr and Mrs. Erank Beck of
the Ganger's Prayer.
Roll
Saturday evening at Rigby, Idaho.
PARTY HONORS
call was the "Flower of the
Approximately 40 persons at­ Burley, Idaho visited with his
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State where you were born." MARDI LARSON
tended the event. Returning brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Beck last Sunday.
The secretary and treasurer's
A "going away" party was home Sunday, the Riggs visited
reports were given. An open held for Mrs. Ray (Mardijl.ar- relatives In Pocatelloand<x><>d
Happy Dozen Club
discussion was held and the son Saturday, July 14 at the ing.
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group talked over their plans Eastside Cafe In Ontario. A
Mrs. Dorothy Fox entertained
for the Fair in August. The smorgasbord
lunch was en­
the Happy D>«en Pinochle Club
theme this year is "Wheels of
Dinner
guests
Sunday
of
Mr.
joyed by 16 guests, including
at her home in Kingman Kolony
Progress." The next meeting
the honoree.
Following the and Mrs. Herman Towne were Friday
afternoon.
Guest
will be with Mrs. George De­
Mr.
and
Mrs. Bill Moore and
lunch the women played bridge.
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players were Laura Brock,
Haven, August 6.
High score winners were Mmes. family of Vale, Mr. and Mrs, Doris Castor and Anna Long.
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Mabie Sallee, Dorothy Mason Phil Moore of Ontario and Ann Prize winners were Minnie
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Colby at California.
and
Billy Fisher.
Slam,
Doris Castor, Goldie
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The
group
presented
Mrs.
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Roberts and Laura Brock.
Larson with a gift.
HOWS YOUR HEARING?
Leon Bartholomew of Colma,
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California arrived June 30 to
Row crop production.
We’ll help
every step along thé way.
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Rod George, manager (kneeling) and loan officer, Ray Rankin check on onion field.
This year has been one of the
best of row crop production in
Malheur County. Local farmers
can thank exceptional growing
conditions, as well as their own
foresight
and financial plan­
ning. Making sure that all pha­
ses of production are adequately
financed is a big step toward
ensuring a successful harvest.
At First National we know how
important it is for local agri­
businessmen to have someone
they can rely on for loans. . .
advice. . .and other financial
assistance whenever they need
It. That’s why we make our
agribusiness services so rea­
dily available.
Loans for seeding. . .ma­
chinery. . .production expen­
ses. . .are all part of our agri-
business services. And all are
backed by more than a cen­
tury of experience helping far­
mers in Oregon to produce fine
and plentiful crops.
Stop by our Nyssa branch
soon. Our ag representative,
Dutch Hipp, our branch mana­
ger, Rod George, and the rest
of our staff will be more than
glad to offer their assistance.
Wed like to
n get to know
y Nyssa branch
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OREGON
GOLDEN AGE CLUB
The Golden Age Club will
meet Wednesday, July 25 in the
meeting room of the Nyssa
Public Library. Meat and cof­
fee will be furnished by the club.
Members are asked to bring a
covered dish and their own
Electronic hearing tests will table service.
be given at the Stampeder Motel,
Ontario on July 21 from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. by John Pier­
son, Beltone Hearing Aid spe­
cialist. These tests will be of­
fered as part of the better
hearing workshop program now
being conducted nationwide.
Carefully
SENIOR CITIZEN
visit his mother, Mltta Barthol-
ACTIVITIES
mew and help her do some house
painting. The evening of July 3,
The Senior Citizenswill meet
Leon’s son, Lane Bartholomew July 25 in the social room al
and his friend Joe Harmond of the United Methodist Church
Dodge City, Kansas arrived in at 10:30 a.m. This will be a
Nyssa by motorcycles. They vi­ potluck dinner Bring a covered
sited until July 6 when the three dish and fable service. Coffee
men left for California.
will t>e served.
TRUCK TIRE SKOAL
Anyone who has trouble hear­
ing or understanding is welcome
to come In for a test using the
latest electronic equipment tc
determine his or her particu­
lar degree of hearing loss. Dia­
grams
showing how the ear
works and some of the causes
of hearing loss will be avail­
able.
Everyone should have a hear­
ing test at least once a year.
Even people now wearinga hear
ing aid or those who have been
told an aid won't help should
have a hearing test and find
out about the very latest kinds
of hearing correction.
The free hearing test will
be held at the Stampeder Motel,
Ontario by the Beltone Hearing
Aid Service from 10 a.m. until
5 p.m. on July 21. If you can’t
get there on that day, call 889-
6449 and arrange for an ap­
pointment at another time.
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