Nyssa Gate Gfy Journal • Nyssa, Oregon
Thursday, September 29, 1977
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SOCIO I V
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Houseguest* last Thursday
and Friday at the home of
Mrs. Louise Ward were Ruby
Gorman and her brother Joe
Mackey of Yelm, Washington.
They are the niece and
nephew of Mr*. Nellie
Newbill. They visited her at
the Malheur Nursing Home
and brought her to Mrs.
Wards' for dinner Friday
evening.
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Wednesday evening din-
ner and overnight guests of
Mrs. R. G. Larson were her
nephew and wife, Capt. and
Mrs. Patrick Wray and two
children from Camp Lejeune,
North Carolina and Gary
Miller from Florida.
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Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann
called on the Burton Ritchies'
at Little Valley on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mr*. Melvin
Wiley of Caldwell were
Sunday callers at the Elton
Clapp home.
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Callers Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Osnam were Mr. and
Mr*. Blaine Bingam of Roy,
Utah, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lorin King of Ontario. Mrs.
Beverly Morri* of Eureka,
California and Mrs. Afton
Roy of Chula Vista. Calif,
were Sunday callers.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers
were birthday dinner guest*
of Mr. and Mrs. Elven Day in
Caldwell on Sunday. The
dinner was in honor of Mrs.
Day’s birthday.
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Mrs. Blanche Weeks en­
joyed the company of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Duane
Weeks of Portland from
Thursday until Monday of
last week. Mr. and Mrs. John
Weeks of Seneca, were also
over-the-weekend guests of
Mrs. Weeks. Sunday dinner
guests were Mrs. Duane
Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. John
Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Weeks and Mr. and Mrs.
Plais Johnson and Denise all
of Parma and Brian Outcn.
Mr and Mrs. Bill VanZelf
were afternoon callers.
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The Son Shiners sang at
the Five Mile Community
Church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ken Hamson of Boise
joined the group for the
evening performance.
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Mr and Mrs. Dave Beers
were called to Tacoma.
Washington. September 15
to attend funeral services for
her sister. Vernice Campbell,
who passed away September
14. She had resided in
Tacoma with her son. LeRoy
Campbell and family. Fu­
neral services were Sep­
tember 17. The Beers visited
the nephews and other family
members who attended the
services before going to visit
their daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Fire­
stone and family in Van­
couver. They returned to
Nyssa, September 26.
Sorority Meets
The Upsilon Chapter of the
Delta-Kappa Gamma held
It'* fall meeting September
24 at II a.m. at the Charolais
Restaurant for a brunch.
President Elaine Nelson
called the meeting to order.
There were 30 members to
answer the roll call.
Joy McPartland gave a
brief report on the workshop
held at Bend. Oregon, with
the State President Dr.
Agnes Colley giving the main
address.
The music was reported as
being especially outstanding.
Gladys Strawn from Fruit-
land gave an interesting
report on the Northwest
Regional Conference she
attended in July at Omaha,
Nebraska.
There were more than 550
In attendance. One of the
outstanding workshops was
Women In Management,
where each member attend­
ing received a certificate on
completeion of workshop.
President Nelson closed the
meeting with a poem, "I
Must Go Shopping”.
The October meeting will
be held in Vale on the 21st.
4 Happy Birthday
September 30 - Elton
Clapp, Louise Morrison
October i • Paul Hopper,
Mark Ashby
October 2 • Carolyn Han­
sen, George Fanning, Dennis
Luna, Gary Smith
October 3 ■ Louise Guerra
Angela Kay Hart, Frank A.
Grimaldo, Dave Leggett
October 4 • Nancy Mec­
ham, Emily A. Myers, Sauan
Sukhan
October 5 - Lewis Riggs
October 6 • Jerry Han­
sen, Linda Morrison Benedict
After a five-day visit-time
there, Pulsipher left with her
sister, Mr*. Don Luffenden.
and went to Chateau, where
Celebrating the September she stayed three more day*
5th birth of Marie Adelle* before returning home.
Christensen, daughter of Mr.
After being home for a few
and Mrs. Kurt Christensen, days, Puslipher went to
the families of Chandler and Burley for an eight-day visit
Christensen gathered Sunday with Mr*. Norrah Bishop,
night at the home of Mr. and and then returned by bus.
Mrs. I.aurit7 Christensen for
Back home in the apart­
a dinner party.
ment near West Park Plaza,
Present were the Frank she is enthusiastically happy
Chandler family, the Kirk over living where she does,
Chandler family, and Mr. and the convenience of a
Vernon Chandler, all from home near her church and
Weiser, and Kurk and his the Plaza.
brother Lauritz and their
The longed-for baby girl,
families. Center of attention
Dorothy, arrived Sunday
and concern, the new little
night at Holy Rosary Hospital
baby girl.
born to Mr. and Mr*. Bob
Scott Russell's fourteenth
Shaw Jr., and weighing eight
birthday was celebrated Sun­
pounds, one ounce.
day night at hi* grandpa­
rents', Mr. and Mr*. Paul
Russell’s home Sunday night
with a shrimp dinner. The
shrimp came all the way from
Deer Park, Texas, where they
were caught by Scott’« Uncle
Ralph
Present at the dinner were
the Gerald Russell family,
Scott's other grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans,
and most of the Larry Ziegler
family.
Visiting the Paul Russells
for a fortnight is their
daughter. Mrs. Ralph Ross of
Deer Park, Texas,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans
attended a new type Lay
Witness meeting held at the
Mountain View Brethern
Church in Boise last weekend
She said it was called a
"Come Alive Mission.” Won­
der if it is any relation to what
we used to call “revival”?
The Farmerette Club met
Wednesday at the Com­
munity Hall, hosted by Carol
Weaver and Alice Payne.
Plans and schedule* for the
coming year'* activities were
made. They still have no one
to teach them tolc painting.
May have to go to Oregon
and attend a class there.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Shaw Sr., is his sister. Mrs.
Mary Burtis, of Hermiston,
Oregon. Sunday, the Shaws
took her and Mrs. Vesta
Wilson for a drive to McCall,
loup fashion, up via Emmett
and back by way of Weiser.
The Dave Weaver family
and Gary Fischer family went
together to Black Canyon
Dam picnic grounds for a
potluck withJan's fellow­
employee* at the telephone
company. Saturday. Gary did
not go, Carol said; he went
antelope hunting instead. No
luck. Except for the antelope.
Neighbors will be interes­
ted in the summer excursions
of Alice Pulsipher, who
moved from here not so long
ago. She called to say she
took a plane to Helena.
Montana, for a brother and
sister reunion. Present were
five sisters, two brothers and
five spouse*, and they met at
a camp ground, staying in
their tents, campers and
motor homes.
HSage ofMu Acres
Weekend guest* of the
Cecil Evans' are a son, and
hi* wife, Mr. and Mr*. Roy
Evan* of Worley. Rov is
down for a meeting on Parks
and Recreation at Boise.
hello
WORLD!
Mr. and Mr*. Gerald
(Wanda) Talbot. Nyssa, are
the proud parent* of an infant
daughter. Kristen Ann was
born Friday, September 2,
1977 at Holy Rosary Hospital
in Ontario. She join* a sister,
Nanette 10, three brothers,
Scott. 8, Ron 6, and Stephen
4.
The happy grandparents
are Mr. and Mr*. Waynard
Talbot, Nyssa and Mr. and
Mr*. Claude Brown of
Ontairo.
Apple Valley Items
by Marilyn Modlne,
Phone 722-5637
Hello! Look* like I will be
writing your Apple Valley
news now. If you have any
items of interest to include
don’t hesitate to let me know.
Mr. and Mr*. Rex Nichols
and family were guests in
Boise Sunday for dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Chuck Simmon* and family.
Mr. and Mrs.
Larry
Simmon* of Boise were
present as well.
Steve Bishop was home
from La Grande, Oregon two
week* ago. He and his
Fiancee Robin Simmons visi­
ted with hi* parents from
Tuesday to Friday.
Ann Hopper and family of
Page Three
Weiser visited Sunday after­ Caldwell spent Sunday after­
noon with Mrs. Laura Bale.
noon in the Dibble home.
Hank and Bonnie Dibble and
Mr. and Mr*. Joe O’Neil
daughter Debbie of Cam­ and family were guest* of the
bridge came Thursday to see
Modine family for dinner
recently.
hi* parent*. On Friday after
rtagn Pastor George Kaptein
Dorothy Naylor and Ruth
called on the Dibbles.
Fritts did volunteer sewing at
the Nampa State School on
Mr*. Chuck Bale is in Holy
Rosary Hospital in- Ontario.
Tuesday last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
She underwent surgery there
on Wednesday. Mrs. Monty Tuning and Emma Tuning
Howard of La ' Grande,
attended the wedding Satur­
Oregon came Tuesday to be
day evening of Miss Kathy
with her mother during the Tuning, daughter of Mr. and
Mr*. Orville Tuning formerly
operation. Mrs. Howard visi­
of Roswell, and Larry Watson
ted with her grandmother
of Ontario. The couple was
Mrs. Laura Bale on Thursday
married at the Meridian First
afternoon before returning
Baptist Church.
home.
Mrs. Leo Montague and
Mrs. Laura Bale visited Mrs.
Howard on Friday afternoon
September 30 • Mr. and
and report that she is getting Mrs. Dick Ten sen
along very well.
October 3 • Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs Ron Bale of Frank J. Grimaldo
THANK YOU I
We would like to express
our thanks and appreciation
to the many friends, the
Nyssa High School Class of
1967, Norma Urry for the use
of the Nyssa Public Library,
Brad Maxfield and all others
for their donations to the
Wayne Taka mi Scholarship
Fund at Treasure Valley
Community College. Your
kindnesses will long be
remembered.
The family of Wayne Taka mi
Happy Anniversary ZV —
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