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PAGE TEN THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. APRIL 7, 1988 HEADS LANGUAGE DIVISION AT YAKIMA VALLEY SCHOOL Mrs. Delma Ward Tayer, who received her bachelor of arts de gree in 1962 and a master’s degree in education in 1964, has been named chairman of the division of languages and literature for Yakima Valley college at Ellens TWO NY8SANS AT EOC AMONG HONOR STUDENTS Reading Techniques New Officers Elected for PTÀ Unit; Presented at Meeting Of Teachers' Group Plans Made for April 21 Talent Night of Upsilon chapter of * Mrs. Kenneth Saunders visited By Mr». Waldo Smalley APPLE VALLEY — Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward were elected co-presidents of the Apple Valley PTA unit during a meeting held March 31 in the school gymna sium. Others accepting offices for the coming year are Helen Otani. vice president; Bonnie Nichols, secretary; Katherine Stephens, treasurer. A special feature of the Thurs day evening session was the Arts and Science fair which was re ported to be exceptionally good. Next meeting of the unit will be April 21 which has been desig nated as talent night. Parents as well as students who have a hob by or talent are welcome to par ticipate. Friday in Nampa with the Rev. and Mrs. Winston Ketchum of Olympia, Wash. They also visited with Dr. and Mrs. Roscoe Kellogg. Mr. and Mrs. Al Grimes and Sheila Hays of Caldwell were Fri day evening visitors in the Waldo Smalley home. Moran» Return From Vacation Mr, and Mrs. Jack Moran and Susie returned Monday evening from a five-day vacation trip. They visited Mr. and Mrs. John Moran and family at Kaysville. Utah. On Saturday both families drove to Lyman, Wyo., where they spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Singer. Enroute home from Utah, the Jack Morans went sightseeing in the ghost town at Bliss. Idaho. Mrs. Verda Nichols of Caldwell Saturday afternoon visitors in was a Friday evening visitor in the Earl Boston home were Mrs. the Rex Nichols home. Rex 'Wagner, Dixie and Reed. Mrs. Bernie Pollard and girls., Feted on 80th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward Saturday evening dinner guests entertained April 3 with a birth of the Bostons were Capt. and day dinner for Mrs. Ed Wild on Mrs. Gene Boston and Mark. Mr her 80th anniversary. Guests in and Mrs. John Boston and family. I cluded Ed Wild, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mr and Mrs. Bob Shippy and i Wild, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shep Danny of Weiser. They were cele-1 brating the first birthday anni pard and Mabel Fox. versary of Mark Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and family of Payette were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thompson and Hanna Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. John Widener and family of Payette Oregon beef cow numbers turn were afternoon visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plagman ed downward last year for the first time in nearly a decade, ac left March 31 for their home in cording to Mrs. Elvera Horrell, Jefferson. Ore. Mrs. L. R. Price fell Friday, in Oregon State university extension juring her back. She was taken agricultural economist. Numbers were down for all by ambulance to a Caldwell hos Oregon livestock except turkeys, pital. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Newgen where the count was about five percent higher. The lower num of Nyssa were Friday afternoon bers were offset by higher values visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Roy per head and greater total values Rookstool. for all types. Cousin Succumbs at Melba Milk cows dropped seven per Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson re cent, to 140,000 head, the lowest ceived word Sunday that her level in 59 years. Number of beef cousin. Everett Miller of Melba, cows, two-years-old and over, fell had succumbed unexpectedly that two percent, to 652,000. morning after suffering a heart Sheep and lamb numbers dip attack. ped about six percent, as did hogs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and National trends differed only family of Nyssa were March 27 1 slightly from the local picture. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oregon ranked seventh in the Dwight Seward. Mr. and Mrs. nation in numbers of turkeys on Kenneth Saunders and two sons farms Jan. 1, 1966, one notch were Friday evening visitors in higher than last year. The state the Seward residence. was 12th in sheep and lambs, and Clyde Frisbee of Winnemucca, 21st in beef cows. Nev., was a recent Thursday Clackamas county leads the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence | state in value of all livestock Thompson and Mrs. Hanna Rob and livestock products sold from inson. Captain and Mrs. Gene Boston i farms, according to estimates re cently released cooperatively by and Mark left Sunday for Hamil the OSU Extension service and ton Air Force base in California the U.S. Department of Agricul after a two-week visit with his j ture. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston. According to an Army news re lease from VII Corps in Germany, Members Pvt. Robert G. Madrid was re Delta Kappa Gamma met Satur cently assigned to the Second day evening, March 26. at the Armored Cavalry regiment in that Starlite cafe in Vale. Women of country. the Vale group were hostesses for, burg, Wash. The Nyssan is a son of Mr. and the dessert session. Mrs. Tayer has been a member Mrs. Joe I. Madrid of 8 Elm ave Group singing was led by Mrs. of the YVC staff since September I nue. and a 1963 graduate of Nyssa Paul Ryan of Vale, who also pro 1963. She is a native of Nyssa, high school. vided accordion accompaniment Oro., and the wife of Dr. Harold He is a supply clerk for head for the old-fashioned songs. Tayer, a Selah dentist. quarters troop of the regiment's Following a business meeting! This item, taken from the Second Reconnaissance squadron conducted by President Mrs. Washington Central college alum Madrid entered the Army in Frances Bates of Nyssa, a short ni magazine, was submitted for September 1965, completed basil program on the subject of 'Vrea- publication by Mrs. Earl Larsen training at Ft. Ord, Calif., and j tive Reading” was presented. was last stationed at Ft. Lee, Va | of Battle Mountain. Nev. Mrs. Leota Trofitter of the On tario school system gave an illus Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shane of ' ATTEND CHURCH DINNER trated and interesting explanation Caldwell were Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard at- j of the ITA method of teaching guests in the home of Mr. and | tended a dinner Sunday for mem- reading. This is the “Initial Tea Mrs. Bill Schoen. bers of their Sunday school class ching Alphabet” system and is at the Ronald Batt home. The now in use in one of the Ontario Josephine Rigney of Nyssa ex Chards were evening visitors of first grade classrooms. plained the new concept of teach Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Price in Apple LEON TOBLER arrived home After this presentation, Mrs ing reading by color. Valley. Monday evening. March 28. ■’ Oregon Livestock Numbers Decline; OSU Lists Totals SEEDS? We Have ’Em We're Back in the Retail Seed Business and Will Have What You'll Need ... FARMER or HOME OWNER! CHECK THESE TYPES ★ Pasture Grass Seeds ★ Field-Type Seeds ★ Clover and Alfalfa ★ Lawn Seeds ★ Hybrid Field Corn ★ Hybrid Sorghum ★ Hybrid Sorghum Sudan Grass -FLOWER SEEDS — We Are Now Contracting Small Acreages for Flower Seeds of Various Kinds—If Interested CONTACT US! --------- o--------- "SEEDS ARE OUR BUSINESS" So Check With Us First! Dessert Seed Co. 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