Thursday, May 21, 1970
Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Pag« Six
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NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS
Public Information
Committee Sponsors
Gala Fiesta June 6
SUNSET VALLEY
"Y'Y'Z
ACTIVITIES
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to buy. Mrs. Hammon moved
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NEWELL HEIGHTS - Irvin
Plans for the Gala Fiesta of
Monday to an apartment in On
Topliff took his family out to
June 6 are coming along nicely ' SUNSET VALLEY-Mr. and Mrs.
tario.
Mother’s Day dinner in Nyssa
Mrs. Margaret Eason and reports Mr. James Grunke co- Gary Nielsen and family were
and they visited Mrs. Topliff’s
daughter, Susie Slaughters and chairman of the Public Infor Sunday dinner guests at the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
baby of Homedale were Wednes mation Committee. This com home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Yost
Warren in Parma Sunday after
day visitors at the Ray Simpson munity affair has over a dozen in Emmett.
noon.
organizations signed up for
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith
home.
Burdette Pratt who attends
Ray Simpson, Whity Gifford booths, according to Bill and family were Sunday dinner
college at La Grande spent the
of Adrian, and Johnnie Simpson Wahlert chairman of booth pro guests at the home of Mr. and
weekend with his parents, Mr.
went to the Malheur Reservoir curement, with openings still Mrs. Bill Nielsen.
and Mrs. Eugene Pratt.
Lillena, daughter of Mr. and
fishing Saturday. They report available. The Mexican-Ameri
Brendan, David, and Sheila
fishing is not very good yet. can women of St. Bridget’s Mrs. Jess Asumendi was a
Pratt played and marched with
Wanda and Cindy Simpson were Church plan a tamale making guest Monday of Lee Anne,
the Adrian Band at Payette Sa
Saturday overnight guests at the day this coming Saturday in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
turday.
church hall. The Civil Air Pa Nielsen.
The two girls at
Ray Simpson home.
Eugene Pratt attended a ball
Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Earl trol is renovating a four lane tended Kindergarten at Nyssa.
game near Union Saturday after Ward came to the Rollo Fenn slot racing track; the Chamber
Mrs.
Lillian Gerboth and
noon.
home and they all went to Home of Commerce is working on an her sister, Mrs. Amanda Lewin
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Barnes dale to visit Elsmore Fenn and infoi mation booth with refresh of Weiser and a nephew , Lester
of Milton, Wash., and her mo Archie Fields.
ments; The Siempre Adelante Schultz of Bellingham, Wa. were
ther, Mrs. Hazel Carpenter of
Elsmore Fenn and Archie group on taco and pop booths; overnight guests Thursday night
Canton, Okla., came Tuesday Fields were Sunday afternoon the American Legion of Adrian at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
and were overnight guests of visitors in the Rollo Fenn home. on an Enchilada Booth; theCre- Ora Newgen. Friday they all
their sister and daughter, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Barnes dit Union on ice cream and game went to the Owyhee Dam on a
Frankie Worden. They went on and her sister, Betty Samer of booths; the Lions on a cotton sight seeing trip.
to Milton, Washington, where Big Bend took a drive to Sump candy booth; the G.!. forum on a
Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Ellison
Mrs. Carpenter will spend a ter, Ore., Sunday.
chili con carne booth; the Girl of Eugene visited Friday at the
month then will be back and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pratt Scouts on a Fishpond, the Me Ora Newgen home. The Elli
visit her daughter, Mrs. Frankie went to Antelope Reservoir Sa thodist Church on a pop booth; sons are in the process of
Worden.
the Jr. High group of St. Brid moving to McCall where they
turday and fished.
Mrs. R.D. McKinley went with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb went get’s Church on a popcorn booth; will be at home for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mrrtinand
her son, James to his home in to the Parade in Payette Sat the Altar Society of St. Brid
Albany Friday for a visit.
urday. They took Mrs. Mar get’s on a taco and religious family of Nyssa were Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn garete Payne and Pauline King articles booths. Music will be dinner guests at the home of
played all day in the eating Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alexander.
were Friday evening callers of Ontario with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alex
at the Gene Simpson home.
Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Van De area with a dance in the parking
Pauline Dougherty was a Fri water and son Kent of Big Bend lot from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00p.m. ander and family and Mr. and
Mrs. ElvinFoglemanandfamily
day overnight guest of Wanda were Sunday afternoon coffee
of Nampa were Sunday after
Simpson.
guests of Mr. anc Mrs. John
noon visitors at the home of
Mrs. Jeanie Fenn and girls Fahreribruch.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grottveitt
of Ontario and Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Jean Hardman and Renee
Alfred Simpson were Saturday accompanied by Cheryl Bur .vwBY FRANCES SMALLEY«. in Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alex
evening visitors at the Gene roughs attended a Mother and
APPLE VALLEY-Mr. and Mrs.
ander and family went to Boise
Simpson home.
Daughter tea Saturday for the
Fay Collins spent the past 10
Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Van De girls going to Girls State. It days camping and fishing at Saturday to see the Apollo II
display.
was
heldat
the
American
Legion
water and son, Kent were Sun
Wood Head Park near Brownlee
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wil
day dinner guests of Mrs. I/ale Hall in Nyssa.
Dam. Monday they made a trip son and sons, Darrell and Ken
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Lee
Hill
Witt.
In the afternoon Mrs.
up into Hells Canyon.
neth went to the Owyhee Dam
John Fahrunbruch accompanied and family attended the baseball
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Foster area on a fishing trip Sunday.
game
at
Union
Saturday.
them to Ontario where they at
msved about 3 weeks ago into They report a good catch.
tended the art exhibit at Trea
Chas. Pitmans tenant house.
Mrs. Harriet Turner was re
sure Valley College.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pitman
leased on Thursday from the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sykes
received a high school gradua Caldwell Memorial Hospital.
have leased the ranch of Mrs.
tion announcement from Cynthia
She is recuperating at the home
Thelma Hammon with option
Campbell who has been attending
of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Seward,Alaska high school.
Kenneth Lorensen.
Miss Mildred McClure and
Mrs. Blaylock, county health
Mrs. Ruth Holverson of Cald
nurse was a visitor Monday at
well were callers of Mrs. Eliza
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
beth Grimes in the Waldo
neth Lorensen.
Smalley home on Friday.
Mr. Joe Stephen was an early
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Henshaw
morning caller at the Loren
and son, Don of Seattle, Wash,
sen home Monday.
were Sunday dinner guests,and
Misses Mona and Marie
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smalley
Thornton ofCaldwell, were Sun
and family of Ontario were
day guests at the home of Mr.
evening guests on Sunday in the
and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin.
Waldo Smalley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Loren
Miss Norma Stout is seriously
sen attended funeral services
ill in the Boise Hosipital. Mr,
at Boise Monday afternoon for
and Mrs. C.L. Fritts took her
Mr. Walter Hopkins, it was
mother, Mrs. Mayme Stout to
held at the Relyea Funeral
Boise on Sunday where she will
Home.
stay for a few days near her
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer
daughter.
attended a family dinner which
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston was held Sunday at the home of
and Mrs. Lucy Rogers spent Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams
Friday till Monday in Seattle in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Woody
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Don Brewer of Phoenix, Arizona who
Boston and Mr. and Mrs. Howard are visiting here. Among others
Rogers.
who attended were: Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Findling and son,
Mileage going up in smoke? Mr. and Mrs. Don Brewer, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Brewer, Mrs.
There's a
Eunice Barker, Mrs. Stanley
Penn; Mr. and Mrs. John West
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Tallman, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Evans and also the Leroy Se
ward family of Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. CharlesChapin
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Solomon, Ridgeview; Mr. and
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Mrs. Gordon Collins of Boise,
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went on a rock hunting party
Sunday to the Jordon Valley
Large Selection, Including LDS And
area.
Frank Asumendi was a Satur
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Lowtrip of Ontario, attended a
piano recital which was held
in the Nyssa school music room
Sunday afternoon. The recital
was given by the class of Mrs.
Alice Nishitani. Carmen and
Audrie Astoreca were in the
class.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Knotting-
ham andfamily ofCaldwell were
guests last Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Lois Counsil. In the
afternoon they visited Mr. Knot-
tingham’s brother, John.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith,
Jr. were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Lois Counsil.
Another visitor at theCounsil
home Sunday was Gordon
Counsil, son of Joe Counsil,
son of Joe Counsil who was
visiting here from Yakima, Wa.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Loren
sen were Payette visitors Satur
day. They attended the Boome
rang Days Parade. Harriet and
Gloria Lorensen were among the
Adrian Junior Band group which
marched in the parade.
VETERANS LOANS
NOT AVAILABLE
UNTIL SEPTEMBER
The Department of Veterans’
Affairs has announced that all
its available loan funds are
committed to applications on
hand. As a result, according to
H. C.
Saalfeld,
director,
veterans applying for loans from
May 11 on will be informedthat
funds may not be available until
mid-Septmeber.
The
veterans’
depart
ment reached the constitutional
limit of bonds it could insure
when it sold $17 million worth
in early April. Saalfeld said
he expects to pick up another
$38 million in bonding authority
in August based on this year’s
new, higher true cash value
of all taxable property in Ore
gon. A bond sale will be sche
duled based on that, according
to Saalfeld.
The department as of May 11
had 2,350 loan applications in
process, with funds com
mitted to these applications in
excess of $34 million.
Veterans who apply for loans
starting May 11 will be infor
med immediately that funds will
not be available for their appli
cations until about September
15, and that the availability of
funds at that time will be sub
ject to the sale of bonds.
Saalfeld said that if Measure
5 on the November general
election ballot receives a fa
vorable vote, it will give the
department authority to issue
another $185 million ir. loan
bonds to help meet the demands
on the program.
Veterans have been applying
for state veterans’ loans at the
rate of more than 800 a month
this year, and loans have
average over $10 million a
month.
Willamette
Honors Smith
Service News
State Representative Robert
F. Smith of Burns was one of
five
Willamette
University
Alumni honored by the college
on Saturday.
Smith, who graduated from the
college in 1953, was a reci
pient of an Alumni Citation A-
ward presented at tne annual
Alumni Banquet in Salem.
The alumni Citation Award
was established in 1957 to give
recognition to distinguished
graduates for outstandingachie
vements and services to their
communities and the nation.
Smith, 33, is the second youn
gest person ever to receive
one of the citations.
Dr. Roger J. Fritz, President
of Willamette, presented the
award to Smith.
Dr. Fritz
praised Smith’scontributionsto
Harney and Malheur Counties
and to the State of Oregon as a
State Representative and
Speaker of the House.
He noted that Smith was the
first person in Oregon politi
cal history to serve two terms
as House Majority Leader, and
is the first person from Harney
County to be elevated to the post
of Speaker of the House.
Between legislative sessions,
Smith is a businessman and
cattle rancher in HarneyCounty.
Capi. Dahl Olsen
Capt. Dahl Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brig Olsen just
completed his tour of overseas at Ching Chuan Kang A.B.
Tiwain.
While in the Air Force he was a special Agent for the
Office of Special Investigation (OSI) and conducted criminal
investigations consisting of blackmarket activities, larceny,
narcotics, theft of government property, special inquiry, mis
conduct, postal violations and pay and allowance matter; conducted
fraud and personnel background investigations in addition to
counter-intelligence investigations. He worked with theChinese
people and speaks Mandarin and Cantonese fluently.
Weed worries?
There’s a
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ROXY MASON
answer
Roxy Mason, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Mason is the All-
American Club scholarship win
ner this year.
The AAC, a junior high
service club, was formed and
advised by Mr. Irl Nolen. Over
all goal of the organization was
to better relations between all
races. Members worked hard
selling concessions and sche
duling candy sales in order to
raise money to award scholar
ships to worthy seniors.
Roxy served as president of
the organization and also as
secretary.
Roxy will be furthering her
education in Alaska this coming
fall at Alaska Methodist Uni
versity in Anchorage.
Roxy
has also been recognized as a
1970 Oregon Scholar.
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JOANNE JEFFERIES
Joanne Jefferies received a
cash award from Ricks College
in Rexburg, Idaho, where she
will be enrolling
this fall.
Joanne is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Jefferies.
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uniform kill.
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NYSSA SWIMMING POOL
RATES AND SEASON
TICKETS
Pool Opens Sat. - June 6
(WEATHER PERMITTING)
Under Six Years of Age . . . No Charge
(ALLOWED IN MAIN POOL WITH PARENT ONLY)
Puzzled With
Your Wedding Plans ?
Six To Eighteen Years................... $.25
Eighteen Years or Over.................$.50
Season Family - One or More Children
Diesel smoking?
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Under 21, From June 1 . . . $24.00
(RATES LOWER EACH 30 DAYS)
SEASON FAMILY - (NO CHILDREN)
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From June 1................... $12.00
(RATES LOWER EACH 30 DAYS)
Individual Under 18 Years —
From June 1................... $5.00
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EVA MAE KLINKENBERG
Malheur County Women’s
Council of the National Asso
ciation of Real Estate Brokers
has awarded Eva Mae Klinken
berg a cash and matching scho
larship. Eva Mae will continue
her education next fall by at
tending
the
Merritt-Davis
School of Business in Eugene.
Eva is the daughter of Mrs.
Gilbert Klinkenberg.
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June 1
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ANNUAL EAGLES
CHARITY BALL
SATURDAY, MAY 23
Featuring
Jim Barnes and His Band
Dancing From 9:30 to 1:00
Eagles members and out of town guests only.
Brakfast hour afterwards.