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Thursday, January 7, 1971 Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon SUNSET'VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Ed Price. After noon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Dimmitt. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder ------ BY MARTHA LORENSEN - PHONE 372 - 218« ------- *- were dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Mrs. Maude Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis Charles Chapin returned Cooper in Vale. Jr. and family of Joseph; Mr. home last Saturday from a suc Charles Moore of Ontario and Mrs. Kenneth Price and cessful elk hunting trip in the visited at the home of Mrs. Lois family of Ridgeview; Mr. and Baker area. Counsil on Sunday. Mrs. Orville Grove and fa Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Kersey Mrs. Johnny Terra of Vallejo mily of Parma; Joe Price of and family of Fruitland and Mr.' Calif., visited on Friday at the Paul, were guests at a Christ and Mrs. Elver Nielsen were home of Mr. and Mrs. Magnus mas party and gift exchange at Christmas Day dinner guests Ekanger. the home of Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Effie Niel John, Jona, and Judie Gordan Ira Price on Christmas Eve. sen in Nu-Acres. spent the week end at the home Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen of their grandparents, Mr. and and Mrs. Robert Albritton, and were dinner guests on Christ Mrs. Magnus Ekanger. They Miss Veronica Tamteronga mas Eve at the home of the returned to their home at Pa were Saturday dinner guests Gary Nielsens. yette on Sunday. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen; Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen, Orville Groves in Parma. Mr. and Mrs. Doyn Price and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Whitman Sunday dinner guests at the family of La Grande; Mr. and and son, Dick of Emmett; Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mrs. Jack Chard and family of Doyn Price and sons of La- neth Price in Ridgeview in Meridian; Ewen and EarlChard Grande, and Ewen Chard, were cluded Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Nyssa were included among Tuesday evening dinner guests Albritton and family. Miss Ve dinner guests at the home of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ronica Tamteronga, Joel Price Mr. and Mrs. Homer Whitman Jack Chard at Meridian. and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price. at Emmett December 26. Ewen Chard of Nyssa took his Mr. and Mrs. Harry Counsil SUNSET VALLEY-Mr. and daughter, Mrs. Doyn Price and and children of Denver were Mrs. Cecil Langdon and Mr. sons to her home at La Grande visiting relatives in this area and Mrs. Cliff Nielsen, of On December 30. over the Christmas holidays. tario; Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell They visited Mrs. Lois Counsil Bingaman of Fruitland were were Sunday dinner guests at the at her home on Tuesday after New Years Eve dinner guests home of Henry and Denton Mit noon. Mrs. Bruce Jenkins of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. chell. * Nyssa is the mother of Mrs. Saturday dinner guests at the Elver Nielsen. They received Harry Counsil. a telephone greeting from Mr. home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary John KnottinghamandCharles and Mrs. Wally Orcutt of Hay Nielsen, included Mmes, and Moore of Ontario were Christ den Lake, Idaho. They are close Messers. Ronnie Smith, Roger mas Day dinner guests at the friends of the group and former Smith, Rex Smith, Mark Ward, home of Mrs. Lois Counsil. residents of this area. and Bill Nielsen. Joe Counsil and daughter of Mrs. Jean Burdiss and daugh Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt, Yakima, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jr. and daughter, spent Decem ters, Kathy, Jenny, Sue and Do Smith and Karl Smith were ber 23 thru January 3 at the rothy, who is attending Gem visitors on Christmas after home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer State Academy and a number of noon at the home of Mrs. Lois Brewer. Other week end visitors her classmates, were guests at Counsil. were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Findling the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Guests at the home of Mr. and son. Newgen for a potluck dinner and Mrs. Chester Counsil in Mr. and Mrs. PaulCleaver of on Saturday, The group later New Plymouth for dinner on Pocatello spent the week end went to the home of Mr. and Saturday included: Mr. and visiting at the homes of Mr. Mrs. Ron Huett at Roswell, where Mrs. Joe Counsil and family; and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger and they spent the remainder of the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Counsil Mr. and Mrs. John Cleaver. day visiting. and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ro Mr. and Mrs. Darell Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. John Cleaver bert Smith and Karl, Mrs. Claire returned home on New Years Tracy and Karl returned to Cor Connell of Ontario, Charles Day from a two-weeks vacation vallis on Sunday after spending Moore, John Knottingham, and trip to points in Iowa. They the holidays visiting relatives Lois Counsil. visited relatives and friends and friends in this area. Saturday dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen, there. home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley and girls, May and SachioHori, Mrs. Don Share and daughters Alice and Irene Hori, Pamela of Filer and Joel Price were Wilson included Mr. and Mrs. Ward, and Cathy Okano and week end guests at the home Chester Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Choco Hori attended the “Char of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Vanderwall, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wilson and Wanda, Mr. lie Brown” move at the Pix Ira Price. Theatre Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Carey and Mrs. Darell Wilson and Guests at the home of Mr. and family of Grangeville were family. Charles Glenn, Larry Cul and Mrs. Jim Langley on Christ Sunday visitors at the Ira Price mas Day included Mr. and Mrs. home. They were on their way bertson, and Glenn Palmer of Clyde Kimball and family of home from a trip to Yerrying- Parma left on Saturday morning Oakland; Dr. and Mrs. Rex Lang ton, Nevada, where they visited for the Moses Lake areas. They ley and son ofCaldwell; Mr. and a brother of Marion Carey. were on a combined pleasure and Mrs. Joe Hobson of Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albrit business trip and returned home Mr. and Mrs. Home/ Brewer; ton and family of Monmouth Monday. One family visited Mrs. E.J. Hobson, Mr. and returned home on December was the Kenneth Jensen’s for Mrs. Keith Langley and family 31, after visiting relatives and mer residents of this area. Dick and Jimmy Langley. and Steve Kriegh took care of friends in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen chores at the Glenn Ranch while and family of Oakland, spent the were Wednesday evening callers Glenn was absent. holidays here visiting relatives Cynthia Chapin returned to at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and friends and plan to return Dick Young whose home is in Boise Sunday after spending the home on Wednesday. holidays visiting her parents and the Mitchell Butte area. Guests at the home of Mr. other relatives and friends. Ewen Chard and daughters, and Mrs. Charles Chapin and Mrs. Doyn Price and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Loren family, Danny Nelson, and Mr. were December 28 dinner guests sen, Harriet, and Gloria were New Years guests at the home and Mrs. Thomas Crow. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brown Elver Nielsen. at their home near Caldwell. Mrs. Myrtle Hillis, Denton Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen and Henry Mitchell and Mr. and and daughters visited Mrs. Mrs. A.T. Knowles were din Grace Holst at Caldwell Thurs ner guests on New Years Day day. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Par Lewis Mitchell. ker of Capitola,Calif., daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bud Derrick and of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen, Terry were dinner guests at the who visited here last week end, home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood have arrived home after Saturday. spending the remainder of their Mrs. Bill Sweeney and child ------- O------- trip with relatives at Hood River ren of Nyssa were dinner guests I and points near Portland. They on New Years day at the home * General Repairing visited, Mrs. Parked sister, of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Price. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eklund ------- o_._--- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Price visited at Wapato, Wash., and Willard at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and Harriet Whitman at Yakima. Hobart Dimmitt in Nyssa the Members oftheOwyheeCom- afternoon of January 1. munity Church attended a Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Cates and PHONE 372-3570 Fellowship meeting and a pot NYSSA . . . OREGON family of Caldwell were dinner luck dinner at the church at guests on Sunday at the home of Willow Creek Sunday. Included among those attending were; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Haney, Joyce STUDENTS WISHING TO Barbara and Roger, Mrs. Amy Stradley, the Rev. and Mrs. IMPROVE READING SKILLS Fred Moxom and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite PARTICIPATE IN who are guests at the home of Mrs. John Reffett spent the A PERSON TO PERSON week end visiting the Carl and Walt Hite Ranch at Durkee, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Osborne, and also Loren’s father, Fred Hite who lives in Rye Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen and daughters were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. FOR Wilbur Chapin on New Years Day. DEVELOPMENT & IMPROVEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger were New Years Day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and OF Mrs. Howard Day at the Owyhee Dam. ACTIVITIES Pag« S«v«n BLM—DESCHUTES COUNTY TRADE Houseboats will again hold center stage at the Portland A Federal patent to 4,839.75 acres was handed the Deschutes Boat, Trailer and Sport Show County Court Tuesday by Don when it takes over the entire Robins, BLM District Manager Portland Memorial Coliseum at Prineville, to complete an and its three acres of exhibit equal value exchange with the halls January 16-24. The roomy pleasure craft on Bureau of Land Management for 31,427 acres of county lands. which cooks don’t have to stoop The appraisal of the combined and on which bunks bow to beds offered and selected lands ex have proven highly popular with ceeded $1,250,000 in value and people who want full comfort was approved by the Assistant with their waterborne recrea Secretary of the Interior for tion. At least four of the luxury Public Land Management, Har vacation vessels, ranging up to rison Loesch, last week. The new County lands are the CIVIL AIR PATROL higher value tracts in the Bend- Nyssa Squadron participated Redmond area suitable for urban in the recent search for the development. They have much Morrison Knudsen plane that greater potential for private went down near Boise. An air development than those deeded craft with pilot and observer to the Federal government. were assigned to the search The former County lands are from the Nyssa area, and located on the high desert be another aircraft with pilot and tween Horse Ridge and Hampton, observer were on standby in and in the Cline Butte area. case the search area was ex They have potential value for tended. watershed, wildlife, livestock grazing, and public recreation, Brenda Lee Church Robins said. Many tracts have Born New Years Day potential for range reseeding Mr. and Mrs. Robert Church projects. Most of these lands and their new daughter of Nyssa were foreclosed for nonpayment were the winners of the Stork of taxes 30 to 40 years ago after Derby in Ontario. Brenda Lee dry homesteads were abandoned made her appearance Friday by settlers. (New Year’s Day) at 1:30 p.m., The County has previously at the Holy Rosary Hospital in leased the land for grazing. Ontario. o OSDl $41,500 in price, are expected to be on display along with the larger cruisers and sail boats in the Coliseum arena during the nine-day show. More than 300 boats of many designs and sizes from back packable foldboats to ocean going cruisers are shown each year at the Portland show. Boa ting exhibits fill the arena, most of the concourse, special ex hibit rooms and about a third of the three block long stretch of the main exhibit halls. There will be an 80 foot long exhibit of specialized marine hardware in the Simpson Room. As the Northwest’s largest total recreational show, the Portland Boat, Trailer andSport Show also offers full displays of vacation trailers, campers, hunting and fishing gear and equipment for such specialized sports as skindiving, surfing and mountain climbing. In addition, sport clubs such as the Port land Spinfishing C lub, r Sylvan Archers, the Portiand Water Ski Club, the Portland Bass and Panfish Club and some 14 others are annually given free space to ride their hobbies. Last year’s sport show attrac ted record crowds, includingan opening week end paid attendance of 31,701, a MemorialColiseum trade show record for two days. Q ■ 1 1 CZ nhL JI L .4*? 4 Steady hand and twinkling eye qualifies Terri Moore, left, as helmsman and Teresa Chakerun as navigator as they plot their course for the annual Portland Boat, Trailer and Sport Show January 16 through 24 in Memorial Coliseum. More than 100,000 people visit the show, the Northwest’s largest display of outdoor recreational equipment, each year. o ■ fc II k * .<>-.¡i GROUND BEEE 49 /j n w ■ o CHUCK ROAST /-Ml I II li L b B : 1 , . U « 55*ib 4 lb ROUND STEAK ■ DAVIES BREAKFAST LINKS •77' •69' Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing Towne Garage TUTORING PROGRAM READING SKILLS Registra 7 to 7:30 P.M. ST. BRIDGET’S CHRISTIAN EDUCATION BUILDING THIS IS AN INTERDENOMINATIONAL PROGRAM WITH NO CHARGE INVOLVED. FURTHER DETAILS ARE AVAILABLE - REV. CHARLES R. YOUNG - CALL 372-3133. VOLUNTEER TUTORS NEEDED. EOC Students Earn Honors Two Adrian students, Carolyn Ward and Joann Timmerman, were among the 152 students named to the dean’s honor list for the fall quarter at Eastern Oregon College. This honor is achieved by earning a grade point average of 3.5 or better. Other Malheur County stu dents on the honor list are Karalee Faw, Vale; and Nancy Schallhorn and Lynda Veristain, Ontario. 8 oz. BANQUET MEAT PIES 6 ’* 12 oz. 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