Thursday, February 24, 1977
Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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Specialist 4th Class Leticia
Rodríguez ia stationed with
the 545th MP Company, 1st
Cavalry Division, Fort Hood,
Tcsas. She is a Nyssa High
School graduate and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Rodríguez of Nyssa.
She has been in the service
for one and one-half years,
after attending Oregon State
University for one year. She
is a member of the Army
Military Police.
Apple Valley Items
Nyssa were dinner guests of
the Ceci) Sheppards Thurs­
day evening.
Mrs. Laura Bale visited
with Mrs. Cecil Sheppard
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Lillian Wagner, Mrs.
Larry Miller and sons of Mrs.
Laura Bale were dinner
guests in the Phil Bale home
of Parma Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Churck Bale
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Bale Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hudson
were Wednesday evening
visitors in the Arch Engle
hardt home.
Zora Edens, Ethel Nichols
and Ruth Fritts went to
Nampa to the State School to
sew on Tuesday.
APPLE VALLEY • Clif­
ford Knox was a dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Knox
Tuesday.
Mrs. Erma Sparks visited
with Mrs. Mary Honey
Wednesday afternoon.
The Susannah Circle met
with Mrs. Roy Rookstool
Thursday afternoon. There
were nine present with one a
guest. We studied two or
three Chapters from the New
Testement and one Chapter
from the Book of Psalms.
Mrs. Rookstool served a
delicious snack at the end of
our meeting.
Mrs. John Sheppard of
Ontario visited Thursday in
the Cecil Sheppard home,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wild of
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Mr. and Mrs. Stan Thomas
and children went to Boise to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Waylan
Wagner Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Thomas remained over­
night in Boise and flew to
Portland Monday on business.
Mrs. Thomas and children
called on the Wagners’
Monday afternoon and were
supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Renny Ashcraft. Mrs.
Ashcraft will be remembered
as Kathy Stradley and lived
in Big Bend as a child.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Roberts were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hopkins in New Plymouth for
supper
to honor the
birthdays of Don and Russ
Roberts Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis
called on Mr. and Mrs. Art
Shenk in Ridgeview Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Ben Witty attended
the County Committee of
Home Extension Study
Groups meeting in Vale
Tuesday afternoon.
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OREGON’S 1977 CHAIR
man for annual Easter Seal
campaign is Darrell (Mouse)
Davis, Portland State Uni­
versity football coach. Cam­
paign for funds to aid
Oregon’s physically handi­
capped children rnd adults
opens March 1 and <. ,'iitinues
through Easter Sunday.
Paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Wright
and maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Cindell all of Nyssa.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry (Kris)
Wright, Parma, former Ny­
ssa residents, are the proud
parents of a bouncing baby
boy. He was born on
Valentine's Day, Monday,
February 14, 1977 at the
Caldwell Memorial Hospital.
They named him Brandon J.
and he tipped the scales at
seven-pounds, four-ounces.
Brandon joins a brother
Justin Trent, four and one-
half years old.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Witty and David Witty of
Ontario attended funeral
services for his brother-in-
law, Harold Bingamon in La
Grande, Saturday. They also
called on her sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Rush at Elgin.
The
Friendship
Bible
Study group met Thursday
morning with Mrs. Noel
Tuppeny. There were seven
ladies attending. This was
the first meeting of a study of
Psalms.
Mrs. Dick Reed and Rindy
of Boise visited Mr. and Mrs.
Boyce Van DeWater Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts
were Mrs. Nancy Heaps and
children
and Mrs. Marie
Douglas of Nampa. Mrs.
David Krause called in the
late afternoon. All also
visited the Jim Carrolls.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Margaret Wood in
Caldwell.
so they could attend the State
Wrestling meet.
The Rev. and Mrs. Bill
Russell of Nyssa were visitors
in the Bob Derby home
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs
Russell
Walsh of Klamath Falls were
weekend visitors at the Dr.
and Mrs. Bob Derby home.
They are aunt and uncle of
Mrs. Derby.
Little Molly Derby is quite
sick with the flu at this
writing. Sure wish her a
quick recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mun­
den of Eagle visited in the
Waldo Smalley home Thurs­
day afternoon.
Mr Waldo Smalley is still
improving and can sit in a
chair for a while now.
Steve Bishop spent the
long weekend at home. He is
attending Eastern Oregon
College in La Grande.
Mrs. Calvin Griffin of
Nyssa came home with Mrs.
Mary Honey after church
Sunday morning and had
lunch and spent the after­
noon visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Griffin took a drive up to
McCall Sunday. They made
the loop and said it is very
pretty up around there
Mrs. Ethel Nichols visited
with her son and family the
Albert Nichols Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols
stayed in Boise from Thurs­
day thru Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Simmons
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Coast Guard Seaman Ap­
prentice Kim E. Roberts,
whose husband, Daniel, is
the son of Jennie Murphy of
Nyssa, has completed recruit
training at the Coast Guard
Training Center. Cape May,
New Jersey.
During the ten-week train­
ing cycle, trainees studied
general military subjects
designed to prepare them for
further academic and on-the-
job training leading toward
their qualification in one of
the Coast Guard's 26 basic
occupational fields.
Included in their studies
were first aid, seamanship.
Coast Guard history and
regulations, close order drill
and damage control.
She attended Treasure
Valley Community College,
and joined the Coast Guard in
November 1976.
BIG BEND - Mr. and Mrs
Eric Mausiing were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gaviola in
* Parma Saturday evening at a
birthday dinner for Nick.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Roberts of Pinehurst were
Friday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Don Roberts and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood
were Thursday and Friday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Wood in Nyssa.
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