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THURSDAY. APRIL 28. 1966 I1 ■ . J____ “--------------------- ' THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON " -1 AKH Extension Group Holds Final Meeting of Season; Officers Selected , , II. ■ ■ - K. E. KERBY. M. D. K. A. DANFORD. M. D. KEN PFAFF, M. D. Also . .. FREE Television 26th ANNIVERSARY Of ASSOCIATED FOOD STORES 2\ Come In and \ REGISTER — J No Purchase , Required! Physicians and Surgeon« Dial 372-2241 Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Daily Except Saturday and Sunday; Saturday, 10 to 12. MAULDING CLINIC L. A. Mauldlng, M. D. Mrs. Verl Bishop was admitted Physician and Surgeon Sunday evening, April 17, to Holy Dial 372-2216 Rosary hospital and underwent "By Appointment Only” major surgery the next morning. Hours: 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sillonis are Daily Except Wednesday, Satur parents of a daughter, Julia Ann, day and Sunday; Wednesday bom April 14 at Malheur Memor and Saturday, 9 to 12. ial hospital. DAVID W SARAZIN. M. D. Suffers Foot Injury at TVCC Physician and Surgeon Miss Kathy Samer, daughter of Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. John Samer, recent Daily Except Thursday, Saturday ly broke her foot while playing and Sunday; Thursday and tennis at Treasure Valley Com Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon. munity college. — Phones — Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clary Office 372-3365 Res. 372-3173 and son of Caldwell were recent Office: 213 Main Street evening visitors at the Darrell English home. Miss Cheryl Brock of Boise Optometrist spent a recent weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delno DR. JOHN EASLY Brock. 18 North Third Street Steve and Joe Hall of Payette Nyssa, Oregon visited April 16 with their grand — Phones — parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hig Nvssa . . . 372-2949 gins. Ontario . . . 889-8017 Installs Extension Officers Mrs. Dyre Roberts attended a Veterinarians meeting of the Nyssa Day Exten sion unit held Thursday, April 14, TREASURE VALLEY at the home of Mrs. Ronald ANIMAL HOSPITAL Young, where she installed new On Alberta Ave. Dial 372-2251 officers of the unit. Nyssa, Oregon Big Bend Extension unit met April 12 at the Ernest Seuell resi Dr. B. E. R om dence. The lesson, “Adventures Nyssa — 372-3552 in Salad Making," was given by Dr. D. R. Mason Mrs. Seuell and Mrs. Pete Sillonis. Parma — 722-6332 In attendance were 11 members Large and Small Animals and two visitors, Mrs. Joe Witty and Mrs. Kenneth Price. - . Jrar xrLOF A Xf FIRST PRIZE^ ¿J Two to Be Awarded! J 51000 I pb ° e ^NG cinn fashion JAW — 50 SECOND PRIZES — CHUCK ROAST SHOPPING SPREE^ RAY’S FREE! USDA Good and Choice ----- FIRST PRIZE TELEVISION SET ----- SECOND PRIZE------ WHEELBARROW FULL OF GROCERIES Betty Crocker J CAKE MIXES Bacon L $149 FRESH STRAW- BERRIES Area Ladies Undergo Recent Major Surgery By Mrs. Dyre Roberts BIG BEND—Mrs. Mary Thomp son entered Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario Thursday morning, April 14, and underwent major surgery Friday morning. Her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson of La Grande ar rived Thursday evening to be with her. ■— SHOPPING SPREE PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ■ , 1 FASHION By Mr«. Wilson Witt * Mr«. Kay Simpson went to Vale NEWEI.I. HEIGHTS The xia April 1H Io get Mi. So ii - Hooch «on's final mooting of AKH Ex- <>f Prairie City The latter visited tension unit wax held on the eve- I 1,1 her home that clay. Her moth- ning of April 19 at the home of * r. Mr«. Johnnie Eason, came for Jan Mills Present were nine her and on Thurxday afternoon member« and three guest«, Sandy Mr«. Eason, Mr«. Hooch and a girl Wdbater, Caro) Hill and Anita visited in the Simpson real- Peutz. ! dence. Project leaders were Wilma Daughter Visits Farrs Powell and the hostess, and the Mrs. Colleen Dahl, Bradley, lexaon wax "Adventurex in Salad Janice, Douglas and Dana Lynn Making.” The women had pre arrived recently to spend u week pared a variety of attractive with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. molded, fruit and garnished xu- Kenneth Farr. Her parents tixik l.i'F them to Boise Sunday to board a During election of officerx, bus for their home in Syracuse Gnetty Piercy wax named chair Utah. While in Boise the Fr*r* man; Jan Millx, vice chairman; visited with Mr. and Mr< ' and Bobby Jo Sessions, secretary ence Hadley, Mr. and *' Wilson. They showc ' ,nich treasurer. It wax announcer! that Dorothy their son, Kai, had -I from his and also Fox has tickets for the festival LDS mission statu luncheon to I m - held May 10 In played recordings of t voice. the Victorian room of the Golden Mrs Frankie Worde pent Sat Slipper at Vale. Tickets should urday evening in Or rio with be secured from her by May 0. her daughter, Mury, a student at Treasure Valley Community col- Mrs. Jake Borge accompanied I. Mrs. Margaret Payne of Ontario Mary Weir to Prineville Friday and spent the weekend with her was a Sunday dinner guest in the daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim (Kay) William Webb residence at Ad rian. Grooms. Ray Simpson, Jake Borge and Lad Injured in Fall Wilson Witt went fishing Satur Rodney Fenn, four-year-old son day at Malheur reservoir. They of the Richard Fenns, fell off report there were about 50 boats, some cement steps Sunday after 1000 cars and a crowd of people, noon, cutting a gash in his head, which made the place seem like lie was taken to Malheur Memor a city. ial hospital where stitches were Mrs. Pratt Improves taken and he was given a tetanus Mrs. Anna Pratt is reported to shot I m - improving. She spends several Mrs. Lydia Worden and her days during the week visiting in house guests, Mr. and Mrs. the Eugene Pratt home, return Charles Leedy of Sacramento,' ing to the Ixiuls Pratt residence Calif., spent the weekend with to remain overnight. She is now Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leedy at Hun- j free of pain, but remains quite tington. weak. Mmes. Marie Moore, K I. Peter Judy and Burdette Pratt at son and Edna Cowling visited last tended a church swimming party Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C. Sunday afternoon at Givens hot R. Milks at the Benjamin rest springs. High school students from Jordan Valley, Vale, Adrian, home in Caldwell. Mrs. Helen Conant of Caldwell Ontario and Nyssa were among and her daughter, Mrs Kathleen ' those attending. Mmes. Jay Gibson and Kenneth Smith of Berkeley, Calif., were Sunday dinner guests of Mr nnd Farr spent a recent afternoon vis Mrs R. D. McKinley. Mrs. Smith iting Mrs. Nevn Haney and Wren Hendricks at Caldwell Memorial Is a niece of Mrs. McKinley. hospital. Fenns Return From Trip Sunday evening dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn recent j in the Luit Stam home were the ly went to Mnple Valley, Wash., Messrs, and Mmes. Gerrit Stam, to visit their son, Kenneth and Klaas Stam, Pete VanderOord, fnmily, returning home via Port- I ' Claude Stam and John Timmer- land. They visited another son, ■ man of Ontario. Donald in Milwaukie, nnd with the Alfred Simpson fnmily at Attend« Banquet for Nurses Judy Pratt attended a recent Gresham. In Albany they visited evening banquet in Vale for Mrs. Fenn's two sisters and then went to Corvallis to sec a new nurses of Malheur county. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McDermott great - granddaughter, Christine visited Sunday afternoon with Rae. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reno. Bruce Andr«-wx. From there they Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn visited went to Roseburg to visit Fenn's brother, Louis. They arrived home last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Friday evening nnd went fishing Ronnie Ward and son. Mr. and Saturday on Malheur lake, but Mrs. Earl Ward and grandson, Johnnie, were Sunday dinner without much luck. guests in the Rollo Fenn home. Mr. and Mrs Harry Warren of Parma visited Sunday afternoon with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and family, and with Leslie Topliff. Mrs. Sid Hardman entertained with a cookie baking party Sat urday morning, with eight chil dren as her guests. Physicians and Surgeons PAGE THREE 1 Heaping CUPS 1-Lb. 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