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TH« NVSSA QAIE CITT JOUtHAl. NVSSA, OIIOOH
RADI SIX
-/•C1UI NEWS
ACTIVITIES
COOKIE CRUMBS
to approximately 50 members
and visitors by the Alva Good
ells, Bob Holmes and Jim Jam
iesons.
Members were reminded of
the Pomona meeting to be held
Saturday, Feb. 15 at Big Bend
Grange hall, beginning at noon
with dinner to be served by Big
Bend women.
Next meeting of Oregon Trail
Grange will be at 8 p.m. Feb.
20. All members are urged to
attend.
Eleven members oftheCook-
ie Crumbs 4-H club met Feb.
7 in the home economics room
of the Adrian High school build
ing.
The session was called to
order by President Peggy Is
hida, after which the club mem
bers divided into four groups
to make cocoa.
Everyone will take $1 for
food to the next meeting which
will be Friday, Feb. 21 in the
home economics room where
club members will prepare
sandwiches, celery and carrot
sticks. - Deanna Chaney, re
porter.
GRANGE
Members of Oregon Trail
Grange met in regular even-
ing session Feb. 6 with Mas-
ter Don Somers presiding.
Main order of business was
the conferring of third and
fourth degrees. The third de-
gree team was lead by the Rev.
J. D. Crego, acting as master.
Stanley Sisson acted as mas
ter of fourth degree team. The
candidate was Mrs. Carl Lin-
egar, accompanied by her hus
band, member of Western Star
Grange, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Speelman of Ontario Heights
Grange. Other visitors were
from Big Bend and Boulevard
Granges.
Refreshments were served
NYSSA
PTA MEETING
There will be a meeting of
the Nyssa PTA unit held at
8 o’clock this evening, Feb.
13 in the school cafetorium.
Bert Wilson, investigator for
the Bureau of Drug Control will
be guest speaker. His topic will
be "Narcotics in the Treasure
Valley Schools.”
GARDENERS MEET
The Owyhee Garden club will
meet Friday, Feb. 14 at 2 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Wilbur
Holcomb in Nyssa.
The program which will be
presented by Wendell Carnefix
of Vale will be on Evergreens.
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APPLE VALLEY - Mrs.
Helen Wilson was a Feb. 6
evening guest of Mrs. Lavone
Fox at the College of Idaho
in Caldwell. They saw the play,
•USA.’
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boston and
Dorothy of Vancouver, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Boston of Port
land arrived Feb. 8 to visit
Mrs. Anna Boston who is still
a patient at Malheur Memorial
hospital. They were also guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston,
and left Sunday for their homes.
Mrs. Bob Shippy and children
of Payette were weekend guests
of the Earl Bostons.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smalley
and children of Ontario were
Feb. 9 afternoon visitors in the
Waldo Smalley and Rex Nichols
homes.
Mrs. Ruth Fritts, Lulu Stand-
al and Frances Smalley visited
Feb. 7 with Luella Breneman
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Students in Mrs. Mary Hatt’s
classroom held their fourth 4-H
meeting on Jan. 10, 1969. Bill
Calhoun called the meeting to
order and led the group in the
PINS REPRESENTING 25 YEAR OF GRANGE
Mrs. Ira Price, Mrs. Ernie Metcalf, Mal
flag salute and 4-H pledge.
membership were presented at the Feb. 6
heur County Deputy Mrs. Alva Amidon,
Monica Quinowski then read
Oregon Trail Grange meeting to (1 to r)
Ernie Metcalf and Ira Price.
minutes of the last meeting
and asked for roll call. Next
at an Ontario nursing home.
Mrs. Frank Byers and her the students gave reports on
Mrs. Helen Wilson visited
guest Mrs.Victoria Dunten types of foods and their values,
on the afternoon of Feb. 9
were Feb. 5 visitors of Mrs. importance of milk, diseases
with Mrs. Elton Loomis of Don
Eva Embree in Ontario.
spread through milk and how
nelly. She was at St. Alphonsus
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hospital in Boise where she was
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Mitchell
Mrs. Ethel Lay and Frances homes and stores.
recovering from major of Mesa, Wash, arrived Feb.
Kratzberg of Apple Valley were
Some of the club members
surgery.
5 to visit her parents, Mr. and Feb. 8 dinner guests in the drew pictures and told about
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool Mrs. J. E. Brower. They went Frank Byers home. The Byers
good menus for breadfast,
visited Feb. 9 with Mr. and on to Idaho Falls and returned
granddaughter, Karla Farmer lunch and dinner.
Mrs. J. C. Rookstool at Cald Feb. 7 to spend night. Mrs. was a Feb. 8 overnight guest.
The group decided that every
well. Mrs. Rookstool was a John Peterson and two sons,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers were one must cook something prior
Feb. 8 guest at a birthday party Steven and Johnnie went to Mesa
Feb. 9 visitors in the J«hn to the next meeting. - Amy
for Scott Edens in Nyssa.
with her sister, Mrs. Mitchell. Sommar’s home in Notus.
Bartron, reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pitman
and sons of Boise were Feb.
8 guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Pitman.
Oscar Nichols is reported to
be much improved and on Feb.
6, returned to his home.
Regular luncheon meeting of
the Malheur county board of
Realtors was held Feb. 6, at
the La Paloma cafe.
Guests were Herb Smith,
president, and Allen D. Her-
hold, executive vice president
of the Oregon Association of
Real Estate boards.
Smith spoke on the “Make
America better Program” and
urged all real estate agents to
be leaders in their communi
ties and active in all com
munity projects. He also dis
cussed the programs of OA
REB for 1969, with the two of
ficials answering questions.
Herhold announced an edu
cation program, a don-day sem
inar, to be held April 14, at
Pendleton. Bob Bale, real es
tate marketing expert from
Phoenix, Aril., will be speaker.
On May 23, a one-day sem
inar will be held at the Sher-
eton hotel in Portland. This will
be the 50th anniversary of the
license law in Oregon, one of
the first states to have that law.
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SUNSET VALLEY
ACTIVITIES
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Mr. and Mrs. John Schenk,
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Roberts,
and Mrs. Gordon Russell at
tended the wedding reception
held Feb. 7 at the Nephi Griggs
home in Ontario for their
daughter, Billie and David
Tuttle.
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SUNSET VALLEY - Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Glenn and fam
ily, Miss Patty Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Bennett aRd fam
ily were weekend guests ai
Durkee, where they visited Mrs.
Theda Boren and helped cele
brate her birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitch
ell, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Knowles and Mrs. Myrtle Hil
lis spent Feb. 7 in Caldwell
and Nampa visiting and con
ducting business.
Mrs. Ora Newgen visited Feb.
8 in the home of Mrs. Frone
Stradley at Fruitland. Ora New
gen was a Feb. 7 visitor in
the home of Red Hayes at Vale.
Mrs. Frank Bolub was co
hostess with Mrs. James Ste
phen when they entertained Feb.
4 for members of the Women’s
Activity Club in the Stephen
home. A valentine gift exchange
was a highlight of the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Orm
and Don were Feb. 9 visitors
in the Jess Asumendi home.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brew
er and Mary, were Feb. 9 din
ner guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Langley.
Others were Douglas and David
Perkins, who were weekend
guests of Jimmie Langley. The
boys all attend Northwest Naz-
arene college in Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Chapin,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Markley
of Homedale attended the an
nual meeting of the Burnt Riv
er Soil and Water Conserva-
tion district on Feb. 6 at Here
ford, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder
and grandchildren were Feb. 9
dinner guests of Mrs. Maude
Cooper at Vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith
Jr. of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Smith Sr. of Nyssa, were
Feb. 8 evening guests of Mrs.
Lois Counsil.
Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekan-
ger were Feb. 9 dinner guests
in the Jerry Gordon home at
Payette. Janet Gordon, who
spent the week with her grand
parents, returned to her home
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Whit
man of Emmett, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Langley, Mr. and Mrs.
Elver Nielsen attended the Feb.
7 Christian Business Women’s
Dinner meeting at the La Pa
loma cafe in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen
were Feb. 9 dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Bing
aman at Fruitland.
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Feb. 14 - 6:30 p.m. Basket
ball Nampa Christian at Adrian.
Feb. 15 - 10 a.m. Jr. Hi. bas
ketball Kuna at Adrian.
Feb. 15 - 6:30 p.m. Basket
ball Adrian at McCall.
Feb. 18 - 7:30p.m. FFABan
quet in Adrian school cafeteria.
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