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PAGE FOUR THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUS1 28, 1969 iHiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiit GRANGE DRIVER EXAMS SLATED APPLE VALLEY ITEMS ........F,y pRANC ES SMALLEY NEWS APPLE VALLEY — Sue well recently enjoyed a camping A Drivers License Examiner Members of Malheur Pomona Dibble entertained members of trip at Deadwood. Mr. and Mrs. George Farrell will be on duty in Nyssa, Fri Grange No. 33 met in regu her Sunday school class Aug. 21 lar session August 16 at Willow with a picnic at the Parma park. and children of Madera, Calif., day, Sept. 5, 1969 at the City Mrs. Nell Correll andRobert and Mrs. Betty Grimes were Library between the hours of Creek grange hall, with Master Reed visited Aug. 22 in the Dib Aug. 22 evening dinnerguests of 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., according Ira Price presiding. ble home. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley. to an announcement received State Deputy Robert Coble Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble Mrs. Waldo Smalley visited from the Department of Motor of Richland was escorted to the master's station. He explained and Sue visited the evening of Aug. 24 with Luella Breneman Vehicles of Oregon. Persons wishing original li the new slaughter-house law and Aug. 22 at Boise with Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smal censes or permits to drive are its effect upon small slaughter Mrs. Henry Dibble and family. ley and family at Ontario. August 24 visitors of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Takatori asked to file applications well house operators. According to Coble, present Pansy Farrell were Mr. and and family left recently for ahead of the scheduled clos grange membership in Oregon Mrs. Raymond Farrell, Mr. several - days vacation at Yel ing hour in order to assure time for completion of the re is 25,439, a net gain of 1,283 and Mrs. Mike Van Houten and lowstone park. Melinda Farrell all of Boise; quired license test. members over last year. Three resolutions were con Mr. and Mrs. Mike Trout of SANDRA OSBORN sidered. Two were approved Seattle, Wash, and Mrs. Edmon Nonagenarian Feted PTA SPONSORS Roberts of Parma. Sandra Lee’s engagement to and one was tabled. ARC ADIA - Mrs. A m y Strad- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Heruth Leslie Dale Smith is announced During the lecturer’s hour, INSTRUMENT SALE by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. a short history of fans was and three children of Colorado ley entertained August 24, 1969 PTA officers report that Myron K. Osborn of rural given by Host Lecturer Ruby Spring, Colo are visiting in the with a dinner honoring Mrs. the unit is sponsoring a pro Frone Stradley ’ s 91st birthday Fay Collins home. They ar Nyssa. Parents of her fiance Dyal. She stated that the first ject to sell used band instru are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. fans were used by men. A rived Aug. 23. Mrs. Jim En- anniversary. In addition to the honored ments. Smith, also of rural Nyssa. table-display of old fans was nor and Dawna, Judy Schuen- Interested patrons are asked The bride-elect was graduated arranged by Mrs. Dyal. Slides ing and Leslie Lemke of guest, those present included a to contact Mrs. Victor Habur in 1968 from Adi ian high school taken of grange activities during Pendleton also arrived Aug. 23 niece, Mr. and Mrs. Charles chak by dialing 372-3052. and studied last year at Southern the year were shown by Wilbur to visit the Fay Collins. August Romick of Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Mrs. Haburchak reports that Oregon college in Ashland. The Atherton, master of Boulevard 24 the Collins entertained with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stradley dinner for their guests. Others of Fruitland; Mr. and Mrs. Bill a master list of used band in future bridegroom is a 1965 grange. Quick of Marsing; members of struments for sale will be main Adrian high school graduate, Refreshments wereservedby attending were Mr. and Mrs. tained. This is a ‘community served a two-year LDS mission the women of Willow Creek Ralph Collins and Lavena, Mrs. the Harodl Dail, Boyd Haney free - service project’ spon and Jim Farmer families. in the northern states, is a grange to thirty-six members Stella Frasier, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Among others present were sored by the PTA organization. member of the Army National from Boulevard, Vale, Willow Cahill and two daughters all of Those wanting to purchase Guard’s Homedale unit and is Creek, Oregon Trail and Eagle Boise; John McGrath of Star, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baker; used instruments are also ur Mr. and Mrs. Jim Butler of Mrs. Francis Townley of Bir employed on the Hartley farms Valley. New Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. ged to contact Mrs. Haburchak. mingham, Ala. and Mr. and Mrs. near Nyssa. The betrothed Next meeting will be Nov. couple plans a September 18 15, beginning at noon, at the Dale Collins and children of Ora Newgan. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard evening wedding in the Owyhee Ontario Heights grange hall. Parma. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pitman were afternoon visitors. Ward LDS church and will re AU grangers are urged to at side on route 2, Nyssa. tend, whether or not they are and family of Boise were all day guests Aug. 20 of his parents, Pomona members. Nyssa High Alumni Mr. and Mrs. Chares Pitman. The evening of August 20 Mr. Members of Oregon Trail and Mrs. Kirby Pitman and fam Graduate From BYU grange were entertained the ily of Tacoma, Wash, arrived Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beck and evening of August 22, by Jim for a visit with his parents, Cornell of Cottage Grove. Cor Mr. and Mrs. Chas Pitman. Karla left Aug. 21 to attend nell played many new and old- They stayed until Aug. 22 then the graduation of their son John ADRIAN LIVESTOCK CLUB time melodies ontheaccordian. went to Boise to visit relatives Beck at BYU in Provo, Utah. He graduated with a bachelor He also played requested songs of Mrs. K. Pitman. of arts degree in Political Members of the Adrian Live and was joined frequently by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pit stock 4-H club met August 19 members singing. While in man were hosts for a dinner the Science. Other Nyssa high school stu in the Adrian park. Those who Nyssa Cornell was a house evening of Aug. 22 at McGarvins plan to exhibit their 3nimals guest of his sister, Mrs. Jim in Caldwell. Guests included dents graduating from BYU registered them for the Mal Jamieson and family. cousins who were visiting other were Doug Skeens, son of Mr. Agriculture Chairman Ralph relatives in Nampa. Others at and Mrs. Frank Skeens; Vai heur County fair. The 4-H’ers were given in Thomas, gave a report on the tending were Mr. and Mrs. Al Glenn, son of Mr. and Mrs. formation about housing and application of fall fertilizer. fred Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Glenn; and David Moor, He stated that a new bulletin Robert Walter of San Diego, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Moor. barn duty at the fair. Glen Walker graduated with a It was announced that the on the subject written by Hugh Calif.; and Mr. and Mrs. John livestock will be entered from Garner of Oregon State uni Murphy of Nampa. master’s degree. 1 to 8 p. m. on Wednesday, versity will soon be available. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong Grange master Don Somers and all projects will be re MICKEY BRITO and family recently moved into leased at 5 o’clock Sunday even reminded the members to get In traditional Mexican custom, the Wilson tenant house vacated ing. - Marcia Topliff, reporter. their land product entries ready Miss Mickey Brito was honor by the Bob Bales. for the county fair. ed on her 15th birthday anniver Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sodowsky Dr. and Mrs. K. E. Kerby One of the Lecturer Lois sary August 23, 1969 with a recently entertained her aunt, recently spent ten days at their Boenig*s midget messages was, religious ceremony at St. HELLO “A bee’s stinger is only a couple Mrs. Tima Ruble and her son, summer home in the Wallowa Bridget’s Catholic church. This Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Warren lake area. of millimeters long — the other was followed by a reception z world all of Brookfield, 111.; and an * * * four inches is pure imagina- other aunt, Mrs. Mae Berry of Mrs. Bruce Jenkins is visi in the home of the honoree's tion.” Klamath Falls, Ore. was a re MALHEUR MEMORIAL ting her daughter Mrs. Leland parents, Mr. and Mrs. Felipe Visitors from Boulevard Brito at 417 North Third street HOSPITAL, 1969 Fox in Boise. grange were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- cent overnight guest. in Nyssa. Among those present Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boston and * * * bur Atherton and Mrs. Harley family of Vancouver, Wash, AUG. 21 — To Mr. and Mrs. Noah. Mr. and Mrs. Owan Gann and for the celebration were rela tives and friends of the family. were Aug. 23 overnight guests Oscar Mosqueda, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Looney Watermelon was served by of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston. and two boys spent the weekend Attending Miss Brito as maids the grange women to 16 adults Mr. and Mrs. William Par of Aug. 23-24 fishingat Malheur of honor were Alicia Torres, HOLY ROSARY and two children. sons of Weiser were Aug. 24 reservoir, They report having Judy Martinez, Rosa Zuniga, HOSPITAL, 1969 Next regular meeting will be evening dinner guests of Mr. good luck. Rosa Elena Brito, Viqui Silva, at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. * * * Esther Posada, Viqui Ortega, AUG. 22 - To Mr. and Mrs. 4 at the grange hall. All gran and Mrs. Charles Pitman. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mark Morton, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleaver Feilpa Solis, Juanita Martinez, gers are welcome. Fritts, Mr. and Mrs/ Clarence of Pocatello visited Aug. 22 to Hilda Gomez, Betty Silva, Tuning of Roswell and Mr. and 24 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norma Rodríguez, Linda Mart R«c«nt Visitors; Mrs. Robert Tuning of Cald- John Cleaver. The John and inez, Jovita Castillo and Raquel C. Ba ir Makes Paul Cleavers were Aug. 23 Escobedo. LDS Councilor dinner guests of the Magnus «COMING EVENTS? Ekangers. The group also went Donetta, Robbie and Jeffrey rockhunting that same day. Bair of San Diego have been * * * visiting some time in the TODAY, THURSDAY, AUG. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bybee Howard Bair home. 28 — 2-6 p.m. blood draw of Brigham City, Utah spent a Their parents and brother, ing at Eagles hall. recent weekend with his par Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bair and FRIDAY, AUG. 29 — 12 noon Readin’, ‘ritin’and‘rithmetic ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. By Wayne arrived Aug. 20 to visit Malheur County Pioneer picnic Physicians days are just around the corner bee. They came to get their in the Bair home. They will at Vale city park. when students will be off to children Shawn and Doug who and Surgeons leave Aug. 28 for their home. SUNDAY, AUG. 31 — 12- school or kindergarten to meet had spent some time in the By Mr. and Mrs. John L. Turner K. E. KERBY, M. D. new faces and make new fri and Shirley of Middleton were noon Owyhee Pioneer picnic ends. Weekdays will be filled bee home. • * * K. A. DANFORD, M. D. at Nyssa South park. Aug. 24 dinner guests of her WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3 — with concentrated hours of study Physicians and Surgeons Mr. and Mrs. Brig Olsen parents, the Howard Bairs. Mr. and precious minutes of recess, recently received word that Dial 327-2241 and Mrs. Cecil Bair and family 1:30 p.m. Housewives bowling league meeting at Sugar bowl. or precious minutes of study and their son, Vord Olsen who is visited that afternoon. HOURS: 9 to 12 noon 4 2 to THURSDAY, SEPT. 4 — 8:30 concentrated hours of recess. stationed at the Air Force Base The Carl Bairs left Aug. 25 5 P.M. - Monday through “ Won ’ t it be nice to have a in Ellsworth, S. D., was pro for an outing in the Baker area. p.m. Boulevard grange meeting Friday. 10 to 12 Saturday. change from the grueling hours moted to major. One out of 35 Carl, a 1952 NHS graduate, at hall. of schoolwork ’ ’ ? Beginning in THURSDAY, SEPT. 4—2 Air Force servicemen are MAULDING CLINIC received a B.A. degree from September, storytime will be L. A. Maulding, M. D. the Art Center school. He is p.m. Daughters of Utah Pio held once again on Saturdays chosen. Also being promoted Physician and Surgeon financial planner and regional neers meeting at the Ruth Beck from 3 to 4 p.m. at the Nyssa was another son, Dahl Olsen who is stationed at Tijuan. He Dial 372-2216 manager ofDelgerCorporation. home. public library. This enter- was made captain. He was recently chosen as one HOURS: 9 to 12 noon and • • • taining hour of fun is for all of the councilors for a new 2 to 5 P.M., - Monday, We hope the scientists dis- “little people,” ages four to Mr. and Mrs. Brig Olsen stake of the LDS church in Tuesday, Thursday and cover Mars is not inhabited, eight years. Jeanine Saito will recently attended a wedding re - San Diego. The stake has 3,277 This country can’t afford to be hostess at storytime start Friday. 9 to 12 noon, Sat ception for a niece at Rupert, membership divided among six stretch foreign aid any further. ing in September. urday. Weight labs. “By Idaho. wards. appointment only” - Wed nesday. -i-MI NEWS PERSONALS Í JT' ! NYSSA PUBLIC LIBRARY ■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson returned August 12 after spend ing several days in the Portland area. They visited the Bill Holdt and Raymond Simpson families and the men went deep- sea fishing. They report that all got their limits. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Eason and family of Homedale were August 17 dinner guests in the Ray Simpson home. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Conable of Sacramento, Calif., arrived recently to visit his sisters, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van De water in Big Bend and Mrs. Dale Witt. Cousins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phillips of Garden Grove, Calif., arrived August 14 to visit Mrs. Witt and Mrs. Van Dewater. August 15 evening dinner guests in the home of Mrs. Dale Witt, honoring the birth day anniversary of Mrs. W. C. Van Dewater, " were Mr. and Mrs. Milo Conable, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman, W. C. and Kent Van Dewater and Mrs. Rhea Percival ofWichita, Kans. The Conables left August 16 for their home in California. Teresa Halverson of Port land returned to her home Aug ust 13 by bus, after a week long visit with her greatgrand mother, Mrs. Lydia Worden. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Walker of North Hollywood, Calif., spent August 10-14 visiting cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman and family. Kenneth Fenn and sons of Maple Valley, Wash., and Mrs. Loretta Musgrove and two daughters of Auburn, Wash., arrived August 13 to spend a week visiting Fenn’s mother, Mrs. Carl Fenn. Mrs. Mike Hastriter and son, Lark of La Grande spent a recent week with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb. Mike arrived August 15 and was an overnight guest. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phil lips of Garden Grove, Calif., left August 18 to visit rel atives in Salem. They had spent several days visiting at the W. C. Van De Water home in Big Bend and with Mrs. Dale Witt. Mrs. Dick Stam, Johnnie and Susan were August 16 evening guests in the Bill Webb home. Brendon Pratt is spending a week visiting Johnnie Kurtz in Jordan Valley. Mr. and Mrs. John Kirby of Portland visited August 17-18 with his mother, Mrs. Lois Kirby in Ontario and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bean of Carson City, Nev., and their son, Michael who is on leave from Vietnam service, arrived August 16 to visit in the Dick Farmer home. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baker of Vale were August 17 dinner SUZANNE STUNZ guests of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson. Mrs. Vanbuening of Oakland, Her engagement to James W. Calif., and her sister, Mr. and Baldwin is announced by her Mrs. Robert Figi of Sutton, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene The future Nebr., were August 13 over Stunz of Nyssa. night guests of cousins, Mr. and bridegroom is a son of Mrs. Betty H. Baldwin of Tucson, Mrs. Vernon Hirsch. Suzanne is a graduate Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baxter and Ariz. girls of Kennewick, Wash., were of Nyssa high school and August 15 overnight guests of attended Willamette university, Mr. and Mrs. L.C. McDermott. • where she joined Alpha Phi Mr. and Mrs. BobVanBurger sorority. She is presently and Farrel of Dillard, Ore., a senior at Oregon State univ were August 14-15 guests in ersity in Corvallis, where she the Alfred Simpson home. Mr. is majoring in elementary ed and Mrs. Johnnie Eason and ucation. Her fiance is a senior sons were August 15 evening political science major at Wil dinner guests of the Simpsons. lamette university. His frater Gilbert Deffenbaugh of Nyssa nity is Sigma Alpha Epsilon. was an August 17 dinner guest. A December wedding is planned Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McKinley by the betrothed couple. entertained on the evening of August 15 with a picnic dinner. Guests were Mrs. Marie Moore; Exceptional Child her son, Hank Moore and Mrs. Tina Schiemer. School Registration Mrs. Leon Chamberlain, Terrilyn and Jed; a nephew, Fred Stringham left August 19 Slated September 2 for Utah. F red returned to his The Mary Kay school for area home in Ogden. Mrs. Chamber- lain and family are visiting her exceptional children is sched father, Roland Stringham at uled to open Tuesday, Sept. 2 Bountiful, and with other rel with registration of students. School hours will be from 9 to atives. Mrs. Merrill Call and fam 11:30 a.m. each week day morn ily went to Salt Lake City on ing with regularly scheduled August 12 to visit relatives. classes to begin Wednesday, Merrill and his son, Bryan were Sept. 3. The school is located in the August 17 dinner guests in the educational building, directly Leon Chamberlain home. Mrs. Rhea Percival, who had behind the Blessed Sacrament been visiting her sisters, Mrs. Church in Ontario. The phone W. C. Van Dewater and Mrs. number is 889-8404. Since the school is not a Dale Witt, left by plane August 19 to return to her home in part of the public school sys tem, tuition is charged with Wichita, Kans. an established fee of $18 per month for the current year. The school is operated under direction ofthe Treasure Valley Association for Handicapped and Retarded Children, Inc. for the purpose of training those Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller and children who are unable to at family of Ontario and Mrs. Bill tend other classes. Schoen spent Aug. 24 at Cascade Mrs. Mary Lou Lasley has in the summer home of Mr. been hired as teacher in the and Mrs. Bus Evans of Cald school, with Mrs. Delores Mil well. ler of Payette, returning aide. PERSONALS INTRODUCING GIRLS' NEW REGULATION GYMWEAR FOR THE NYSSA SCHOOLS MODELED BY BARBIE TENSEN 1968-69 NHS Professional Directory INSURANCE CHECK YOUR.... COVERAGE NOW! • AUTO • FIRE LIABILITY • LIFE NOLAN FIELD INSURANCE AGENCIES THREE OFFICES TO SERVE YOU ! DAVID W. SARAZIN, M.D. Physician and Surgeon HOURS: 10 to 12 noon & 2 to 5 P.M. - Monday, Tuesttay, Wednesday, Fri day. 10 to 12 Saturday. Phones: Office 372-3365 Residence 372-3173 Optom«tri»t DR. JOHN EASLY 387 S. W. 4th Avenue Ontario, Oregon - Phone — Ontario 889-8017 Veterinarians Lloyd Bone Phone Phone 473-3157 Ph. 372-3162 889-6990 TREASURE VALLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL Phone 372-2251 DR. B. E. ROSS Nyssa . . . . 372-3552 NOW IS THE TIME TO INSURE DR. JAMES REILLY Parma .... 722-5848 VALE NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS NYSSA ONTARIO STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT SHE’S WEARING THE SURFBLUE - FULL CUT MUSTANGER WHITE Tennis Shoes Anklets WASH and WEAR - PLUS - NEWEST, SHARPEST LOOK MUSTANGER Adapts The Smooth and Practical Features of The Lady Raglan’s Top-convenience Wash and Wear Fabric. And For The EASY-TO-BE- ALWAYS-NEAT Look, Too! 65% Polyester and 35% Cotton - 1% Maximum Residual Shrinkage. (Jr. Misses and Misses Sizes 4 to 16) FREE - FREE Iron-on First Initial and Full Last Name On Left Leg BRACKEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE 207 Main NYSSA, OREGON Phone 372-3040
