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'H uiioav , HtiuÀir io. i««« PAOI ggffWfrk.iriiLII LI k.mii mLWIU l liir»i T i JJTPLI.LI IWWWWW* PERSONALS APPLE VALLEY ITEMS BUENA VISTA NEWS ■ ■■■■■■•BY FRANCES SMALLEY APPLE VALLEY - Tami and Nielsen. They went skiing Feb. Teresa Fritts were Feb. 13-16 15 at Brundage Mountain. guests in the Rex Nichols home Mrs. Cleta Saunders and Mrs. and Tina and Steve Fritts were Joe Kellogg visited Feb. 11 guests in the C. L. Fritts home with Mrs. Lulu Standal. On the while their parents, Mr. and following afternoon they visit Mrs. Don Fritts and Jerry at ed Mrs. Vaughan Stringer in tended the Idaho State wrestling Nyssa. On the afternoon of Feb. tournament in Idaho Falls. 14 they called on Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Morrison Pitman and Mrs. Lawrence and Lynn also attended t h e Pace. They report enjoying see state wrestling tourney. ing the latter’s orchid garden. Mr. and Mrs. George Grif Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saund fin and Lorri, Mr. and Mrs. ers, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Sew Leeland Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. ard, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg Owen Harlan of Boise and Mrs. and Mrs. Mabel Fox were among Blanche Harlan of Bend, Ore., those attending the Feb. 14 THE JOURNAL’S APOLOGIES were Feb. 14 evening dinner evening ’Golden Hour Sweet to Cordy Haile who was unin guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene heart’ banquet at East Side cafe. tentionally not identified in a Honey. Mrs. Blanche Harlan Mr. and Mrs. Tom Calvin and front page picture of heart fund plans to spend this week in daughter of Boise were Feb. 14 volunteer workers in the Feb. the Honey home. overnight and Feb. 15 guests 13 issue of the Journal. She is Shirlee Seward was a week in the Kenneth Saunders home. in the center of the photo end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mrs. Helen Wilson visited on (wearing glasses). Pictured Pierce at Boise. the afternoon of Feb. 16 with with her are other workers On the evening of Feb. 10, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Mr. who were identified in this sec Mrs. Jennie Seward entertain and Mrs. Steve Miller and baby tion of the picture. They are ed with a dinner in honor of at Melba. Mrs. Dick (Kay) Wettstein Ralph Kellogg who left Feb. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley (upper left), Mrs. Alva (Nancy) 12 for basic training at Ft. visited on the afternoon of Feb. Goodell (center front) and Mrs. Ord, Calif. Other guests were 16 with Mrs. Bill McCarthy and Glen (Marie) Teague. TheWett- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg, Dr. her mother, Mrs. Mabel Mal steins are serving as chairmen and Mrs. R. A. Kellogg, Ruth aise, a patient in the progress of the heart fund dance and Anita of Nampa; Gladys ive care center at Caldwell scheduled to start at 8:30 p.m. Johnston of Emmett; Mr. and Memorial hospital. Friday, Feb. 21 at the Weese Mrs. Kenneth Saunders and Mike Nichols underwent building on the TVCC campus sons; Mr. and Mrs. Don Sew- emergency surgery on Feb. 10 at Ontario. Music will be pro ard; Mrs. LaDonna Ketterling at Caldwell Memorial hospital. vided by the Don Roby orches and Ricky of Nampa, Mr. and He is reported to have made tra. There will be an admis Mrs. Leroy Seward and family, a rapid recovery from the ap sion charge, however, two free Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward pendectomy and was released tickets will be given to any and Gary, Dora Johnson, Mr. to return home on Feb. 12. one donating $10 or more to and Mrs. Tom Calvin and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saun the heart fund. daughter of Boise. ders and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ed and Terry Sells visited Kellogg were recent evening has no gears, no belts, no Feb. 16 in the Gene Tuttle dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. clutches, and no slippage and home at Notus. goes from 0 to 20 miles per Cecil Sheppard. Mrs. Ethel Wild was a Feb. hour with only finger-tip con 16 dinner guest in the Dwight trol. IHC claims it will be much Seward home. more productive and less tiring Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Kellogg on the operator. and Ruth of Nampa were Feb. Free refreshments will be 16 dinner guests of the Ken served during open hours during neth Saunders family. Ralph the entire week. Registration Kellogg left Feb. 12 for Ft. for prizes will end Saturday Ord, Calif. with delivery by company sales Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Sew Owyhee Truck and Implement men following in a few days. ard entertained Sunday even Company, 401 Main street, All interested are invited to see ing, following church services, Nyssa, is using the full week, and try this new International. for Jack Price of Nyssa. He starting Monday, to demon is in the Air Force and left strate its new hydrostatic drive this week for a Kentucky base tractor. before going to Vietnam. Manager Dellin Erickson Gary Seward was a Feb. 14 says it is “The Greatest Thing overnight guest of Chad Since the Steam Engine”. It Navy Lt. JG Harlan R. Sager, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Sager of 17 N. Ninth St., and hus band of the former Miss Karen E. Ellis of 305 N. Sixth St., all of Nyssa, Ore., is serving aboard the nuclear-powered submarine USS Plunger in the Western Pacific. The Pearl Harbor-based sub marine, a unit of the U. S. Seventh Fleet, hosted the Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff for a day at sea during its visit to that country. Plunger was the first nuclear submarine to visit Pusan, Korea. Owyhee Truck To Demonstrate New Tractor Nyssan At Sea On Submarine Guests in the Emil Stuns home are Mrs. Louise House of Boise, and B. A. Stuns of Lake Tahoe, Calif. Mrs. House is Mrs. Stuns* s mother and Stuns is a brother to Emil. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Buckston of Caldwell, were Feb. 16 after noon visitors of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beck. 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He was roll call by telling of special suffering with bronchial pneu valentines received. Mrs. Mc monia. David Cleaver, son of Mr. Intosh was welcomed into the club as a new member. Lunch and Mrs. Lester Cleaver, was for the Fred Schilling sale was honored with a Feb. 15 party planned and the club members to celebrate his 10th birthday held a gift valentine exchange. anniversary. The honoree and Refreshments were in keeping his 14 guests spent the after- with the valentine theme. Next noon bowling and returned to month the group will meet in the Cleaver home for icecream the home of Mrs. Mancel and cake. Lester Cleaver left Feb. 13 Bishop. Alan Cleaver was one of the for Burns to visit his son, Mr. Nyssa wrestlers who attended and Mrs. John Cleaver and in the district meet held last week fant daughter. He returned home the following day. end at The Dalles. On the evening of Feb. 16, Mr. and Mrs. Mancel Bishop helped a grandson, Danny Hun- Mrs. Martha Norland and son, sucker of Gay Way Junction, Palmer of Apple Valley were celebrate his third birthday an evening dinner guests of her niversary on the evening of Feb. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 13 at the home of his parents. Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams Ice cream and cake were served. The Hunsuckers spent were recent Sunday dinner the night of Feb. 15 and Feb. guests of their daughter, Mr. 16 with her parents, the Mancel and Mrs. Thurman Hill and daughters in Apple Valley. Bishops. Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Betty Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Knowles were recent dinner guests of Vaughn) White and daughter her brothers, Dent and Henry were recent guests of Mrs. Edith Whipple. Mrs. Ted (Leah) Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. WiltonC. Jack- son left Feb. 1 to attend meetings of the National Board of Liquified Petroleum Gas Association. Jackson is the dis trict director for Alaska, Washington, Idaho, and Oregon. The meetings were held in the Mayflower hotel in Washington, D. C. One morning the board had a Congressional breakfast and Representative Al Ullman and Rookstool, daughter of Mrs. Whipple, was also visiting her mother. The women are friends. Mr. and Mrs. RichardConant and boys of Nampa visited on the afternoon of Feb. 16 with the Glenn Brown family. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brown and Gina of La Grande spent a recent weekend with his parents, the Glenn Browns. Gene is a student at Eastern Oregon college in La Grande. Mrs. Edith Whipple and Ken neth were Feb. 14 evening din ner guests of Mrs. Mae Little and daughter, Mary Anne. Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen were Feb. 16 dinner guests of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stephen in Boise. Mrs. James Stephen attended a Feb. 14 Owyhee garden club meeting at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Hol comb in Nyssa. Senator Robert Packwood were the Jackson’s guests. From Washington, D. C. they flew to New York City for a combination business, pleasure trip. They stayed at the Wal dorf-Astoria hotel and saw the Broadway show "Promises, Promises”. They then flew back to Washington, D. C. to see the Ice Capades. They visited his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Homer W. Jones, in Oakton, Va. In Arlington. Va. they attended a dinner with two of Mrs. Jack son’s high school friends, Col. and Mrs. Ed Marxen, and Dr. and Mrs. Howard Richard. En route home Jackson flew to Lubbock, Tex. to spend two days with his mother, Mrs. E. G. Thompson and Mrs. Jackson flew to Victorville, Calif., to spend a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hillman. She arrived home Feb. 14. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Tom Johnson spent the Feb. 14-16 weekend with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sweaney in Caldwell. ♦ ♦ * CHILDREN DISEASES (Continued From Page One) and local health departments. In addition, about 17,000 child ren were immunized against measles on "Mop Up Measles Day” on March 31 of this year. Immunizations or informa tion concerning them may be obtained from family physi cians or local public health departments. $44.8 Billion Paid For Unemployment The total amount of Unem ployment Insurance benefit pay ments paid in the United States during the past 30 years is $44.8 billion. This total covers only net benefit payments made from the time they first became available through the end of June, 1968. Oregon paid its first unemployment insurance bene fits in January, 1938 and since then through June 30 has paid out $530.7 million in benefits. Laura Mackey and Jim King The average benefit check for of Ontario were Feb. 13 evening the fiscal year ending June 30 dinner guests of her parents, was $38.18 per week. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey. They also visited her sister, Prejudice is being positive Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovitt and about something negative. ♦ ♦ ♦ family. Mrs. Lovitt and new Before long the term, *A daughter, Shelly Anne came home from the hospital on Feb. dollar to a doughnut’ may be a- bout right.