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Page Eight Thursday, Januar« 28, 1971 Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon NEWS FROM BIG BENI) NYSSA JV’S AND FROSH-SOPH BEAT PINE EAGLE NHS Sophomore Team SUNSET VALLEY ACTIVITIES •........................ "BY GOLDIF ROBERTS Pine Eagle High School from BIG BEND-Mr. and Mrs. Inaki dal shower for Mrs. George , PHONE 372 - 2186 ------- the Richland-Halfway area ----- BY MARTHA LORENSEN Eiguren and family of Boise Schiemer in Adrian Friday. Kerrie Arnold of Cascade SUNSET VALLEY-Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Riggs brought their varsity and JV called on the Gus, Mike and Pete of Parma and Wesley Roberts ; teams to Nyssa Saturday after- Mrs. Ed Price were Saturday Locks, Oregon is a student at Sillonis families Saturday. TVCC. She and Charles Moore Mr. and Mrs. George Schie of Salem called on their bro . and received an unhospitable dinner guests at the home of of Ontario were Sunday dinner welcome as a combined Sopho Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Dimmitt ther, Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Ro mer of Newell Heights were guests at the home of Mrs. Lois more-Varsity Nyssa team beat in Nyssa. Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. berts Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder, Counsil. Mrs. Margaret Bennett and Pine Eagle 61-54, and a mixed and Mrs. Jim Miller. Mrs. John Reffett was a Wed Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Mrs. family of Marsing and Mr. and I Freshman-Soph team beat Pine Royal Snyder and Diane Mc Eagle JV’s, 72-69. Curry were Sunday dinner guests nesday guest for dinner at the Edythe Prosser helped enter Mrs. Dick Bennett were Sun home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie I Billed as practice games, both at the Eastside in Ontario. tain the winners of the Happy day dinner guests of Mr. and Princehouse in Ontario. were well-played, and sur Mrs. Roweana Kreager and Dozen Card Club at 1 o’clock Mrs. Harvey Bennett. In the Mr. and Mrs. Bud Charland prisingly close as many boys granddaughter, Gay Bennett luncheon Friday at the home afternoon Floyd Wood of Home were Thursday evening callers got to play, and most of them were dinner guests Saturday at dale and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer of Mrs. Mabel Piercy in Ad- Wood called and had cake and I wound up in the scoringcolumn. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack at the home of Mrs. John Ref rian. fett. Scoring for Nyssa in the Var Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hobbs ice cream in honor of Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Bob Raymond of sity game were Jack Moorel. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell and daughter of Longview, Wood’s 12th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Marion English Filepe Martinez 9, Kevin Eng and Mrs. Myrtle Hillis hosted Fairbanks, Alaska, are visiting came Wednesday to visit his this week at the home of Mrs. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. of Nampa called on Mr. and Mrs. strom 6, Bob Holmes 1, Geren a dinner party at the Hong Kong Manley 5, Lowell Williams 2, in Nampa on Wednesday to honor John Reffett. Ray Cartwright and other re Darrell English Sunday. Brenda Connel of Adrian spent Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Seuell Paul Trost 15, DellasFredrick- the birthdays of Mrs. Hillis’ latives. Thursday, they, and the week end at the home of sen 5, Pat Ross 4, Steve Ross brother, Arch Rudolph, and the Cartwrights visited Mr. and are keeping their little grand her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 4, and Jerry Williams 9. Lewis. Mrs. Don Barbee and baby and daughter, Christy of Nampa, Scoring for the Nyssa Frosh- Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen Gabriel Astoreca. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cartwright while her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Chapin Darryl Seuell are vacationing Soph team were Nico Hopman visited at the home of Mr. and in Boise. 15, Mike Fitzsimmons 5, Reed Mrs. George Dines in Homedale visited over the week end at the The Nyssa Sophomore team has won 9 Geren Manley, Rod Lewis, Kevin Engstrom, in California. Larry Price of Ridgeview of it’s first 10 games, losing only to Payette Lowell Williams, Pat Ross and Jerry Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Knapp of Young 6, Bob Bernal 4, Tim Sunday afternoon. The New- home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas visited Sunday with Steve Bis last Friday evening. Coach Max Brittingham, who was still on Nampa were Sunday dinner Lopez 6, Max Elguezabal 1, gens also visited Mrs. Agnes Crow at Madras. hop. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Fogleman Pictured front row, left to right, Tim Lopez, active duty with the National Guard when Attending the funeral of Ho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Jeff Marquez 16, Dean Sappe 2, Butler, who is at the Caldwell Frank Moore2, Phillip Klinken Memorial Hospital at the pre and family of Nampa, and Mr. this picture was taken, has returend to Reed Young, John Bernal, Coach Vernon ward Hatch on Friday were Clucas and daughters. and Mrs. Harold Alexander and berg 14 and Lee Ollison 1. sent time. Mrs. Muri Burns of Nyssa Lords, Mike Fitzsimmons, John Tensen and take over coaching duties of the soph squad, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen family were Sunday guests at which were ably handled by Coach Lords Max Elguezabal. Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis, was a Saturday visitor in the OREGON WILDLIFE were Wednesday dinner guests the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Back row, left to right, Nico Hopman, during Brittingham’s absence. Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mike Sillonis home. Mrs. Edythe Prosser visited APPOINTS DIRECTOR at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grottveit in Nyssa. The din Hatch, all of Joseph; Mr. and ner honored the birthdays of In unprecedented action at the Richard Ellison in Wilder. Mrs. Phillip Hatch and family Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brock in Mrs. Fogleman and Mrs. Alex Mr. and Mrs. Emerson 34th annual convention of the Ontario Saturday. of Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Homer ander who are twin daughters Bingaman of Fruitland were Oregon Wildlife Federation in Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Barbee Hatch of Mountain Home; and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hatch and of Nampa were Saturday over Corvallis January 17, the Board dinner guests Sunday at the of Mr. and Mrs. Grottveit. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen night guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Directors voted unanimously home of Mr. and Mrs. Elver family of Castleford, Idaho. and girls were among those to establish the position of paid Nielsen. Visitors in the James Mc Ray Cartwright. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Langley who attended the annual John Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett Executive Director and appoin Ginnis home Saturday were Mr. and family, Dr. and Mrs. Rex Deere Day, held at the B and and Mrs. Tom Ferguson of Apple spent Wednesday with Mr. and ted George Reed of Baker to Langley and Troy of Caldwell, M Equipment Saturday in Nyssa. Valley and Lt. Col. Vern Fer Mrs. Clarence Kniefel in Parma. this full-time position. Reed is widely known for his and Jimmy Langley were Sun The program was educational Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hill and guson of St. Petersburg, Fla. Big Bend offers the Hatch family of Boise were Sunday conservation work in Oregon and day dinner guests at the home and a dinner was served to a family their sympathy in the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. nationally. He has been in the of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Langley. huge crowd. Gloria Lorensen Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schoene- was among the recipients of a forefront of conservation and loss of their brother, one of Varner Hopkins. Mrs. Lova Strong of Anaheim, environmental issues for the man and Mr. and Mrs. Jim door prize, gift certificate. M. the early day children of the Calif., was an Saturday over past 15 years. He served as Langley visited Sunday evening Atagi, Denji Atagi and Sachio community. Mrs. Edythe Prosser enter night guest of her neice, Mrs. president of the Powder River at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hori were among others who received prizes. Sportsmen’s Club and aspresi- Rollo Kent in Nyssa. tained Big Bend Extension Unit Dick Bennett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De dent of the Oregon Wildlife Tuesday afternoon. There were 17 present. Mrs. Elmer Wood Water called on Mrs. Larry Federation as well as chairman Curtis and Lillena, were Sunday and family who moved from of the NWF Affiliate Affairs evening visitors at the home of their home as a precautionary and Mrs. Darrell English gave Bauman in Nyssa Saturday. g \ f ? Dr. and Mrs. Pfaff in Ontario. measure when the Owyhee River Mrs. Harvey Bennett visited Committee. the lesson, “Keeping Clothes Reed is a native Oregonian Dr. Pfaff showed slides taken was flooded, returned to their Mrs. Margaret Wood in Mar in Service.” Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hobbs sing Friday. On the way home and was born and raised in the on their elk hunting trips into home Friday. There were no flood damage to the homes along and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cart she called on Mrs. Anna Hamil Eugene area. For the past 21 the Imnaha Country. the river in this area, even Mrs. Jess Asumendi is sub years he has been a successful wright visited Friday with Mr. ton in Homedale. Mrs. Mike Sillonis and girls businessman in Baker. Reed stituting for Darlene Orm at the though all the low-lying fields and Mrs. Glen Bernes and Jeff were guests of Mr. and Mrs. recently sold his business and Royal Onion Processors in were submerged. in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Lovelace Mrs. Bill Spears and sons Muri Burns in Nyssa Sunday. retired so he could spend more Nyssa while Darlene is taking and family were dinner guests a beautician exam at Portland. time working as a citizen in Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett of Vale called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. LarryCulbert- Sunday at the home of Mr. and were in Caldwell Monday and the natural resource field. Charles Witty Monday. The rationale behind the son and family moved recently Mrs. Charles Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney called on their mothers, Mrs. had as their guests for Sunday Bennett and Mrs. Councilman change from an all-volunteer to theformer Hudson Robb farm. Mr. and Mrs. LarryCulbert- organization for the state’s lar dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Don Kadel FHA Girls Want gest conservation group to one son and family were visitors and family of Caldwell, and Mr. with a full-time paid executive Saturday evening at the home and Mrs. Dallas Chaney and Paper Back Books The Nyssa Freshman team has a 50-50 Apodoca, Phillip Klinkenberg, and Dwayne Nyssa Bulldogs lost their Future Homemakers of director is to provide greater of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn. family. Visiting in the after season so far this season under Coach Ulrey. Mrs. Adah Schweizer and leadership for affiliate clubs and third game of the season Tues noon were Mr. and Mrs. Sher America of the Nyssa High Larry Blackburn. Back row, left to right, Vincent Padilla, Sue Marshall were day evening when Bishop Kelly man Rood of Emmett, and Mr. School are collecting paper individual members, maximum Mrs. Front row, left to right, Jose Escobedo, Lee Ollison, Jeff Marquez, Frank Moore, and Mrs. Bill Brownfield of back books to earn money to cooperation with other conser Saturday dinner guests at the beat them 41-33 in a very low Bob Bernal, Coach Blackburn, Ernest Dean Sappe and Kent Miller. Boise, and in the evening, Mr. donate to TAP in their March vation groups, and to place the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neil scoring game at Boise. Federation in a more favorable Dimmick. Both teams were very cold and Mrs. Bob Welch of Cald of Dimes project. Altar Society, St. Bridget’s Some papers can be re-cycled Mi. and Mrs. Ira Price were from the field, with Bishop The girls will collect the position to deal effectively with well. Rectory, 8 p.m. up to nine times, reports Geor Sunday afternoon visitors at the COMING EVENTS Kelly hitting 17 of 62 shots, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De books this week, if those having Oregon’s natural resource and LDS 2nd Ward ReliefSociety, gia-Pacific Corp. Thecompany home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl and Nyssa sinking 13 out of 61. Water attendedfuneral services such books in good condition, environmental problems. 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. has nine plants which use for Province in Caldwell. They TODAY, JAN. 28 - Toastmist The Federation will establish The Bulldogs could not shoot for Lupe Orosco in Nyssa Wed acceptable for general family WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3-LDS mer waste paper as raw ma-, nesday. reading, will call the high a permanent office in the Port were dinner guests at the home from the foul line, making only ress Club, Roswell School,8p.m. FRIDAY, JAN. 29-Siempre 1st Ward Relief Society, 10 a.m. terial for specialized products,' Bishop Mrs. Verl Bishop and Mrs. school and tell the girls where land-Salem area in the near of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Groves 7 of 21 foul shots, Christian Women’s Club, La- in Parma. future. Kelly was called for 15 fouls Adelante, Library Mtg. room, Ernest Seuell attended the bri- to pick them up. Paloma Cafe, 1 p.m. while Nyssa had only 8 in the 8 p.m. Nyssa Women’s Bowling As DON’T BE FAT. MONADEX Owyhee Riding Club, Oregon tight defensive battle. soc., Tournament Mtg., Sugar will help you lose weight, Scoring for Nyssa were Ron Trail Hall, 7 p.m. potluck. Bowl, 8 p.m. MONADEX is a tiny tablet SATURDAY, JAN. 30-Mexi Moffis 13, Greg Blanch 4, THURSDAY, FEB.4-Christ easily swallowed. Start lo Keith Oldemeyer 4, Dan Nic can potluck, St. Bridget Hall ian Women’s Fellowship, Mrs. sing weight now. Contains hols 4, Scott Engstrom 3, Rick 7:30 p.m. Merle Johnson home, 2 p.m. no dangerous drugs and does Recovery Inc., Christian Chester 2, Steve Ross 2, Dave United Methodist Church Wo not make you nervous. Manley 1. John Fritz was high Church 8 p.m. mens potluck, 12:30 p.m. MONADEX reduces your SUNDAY, JAN. 31-Christian for the Knights with 14, followed Legion and Auxiliary potluck, desire for excess food. Helps by Molitar 11, Skinner 8 and Church, potluck, Debt Lifting Community Hall, 7 p.m. you eat less - so you weigh day, after services. Barber 8. Job’s Daughters, Masonic less. For your health’s sake- MONDAY, FEB. 1- Golden The Nyssa Junior Varsity get rid oi excess lat. You was again victorious by a 55- Rule Chapter, Masonic Hall, 8 Hall, 6 p.m. must lose ugly fat or your 53 score in the preliminary p.m. AHS CALENDAR money will be refunded by TUESDAY, FEB. 2 - TVCB & game, with John Bernal sink U. S. Bank rents money to people who sometimes need extra cash your druggist with no ques ing a 25-foot jump shot to PW Council dinner meeting, (and most people do). JAN. 28-FFA Public Speak tions asked. MONADEX co break the tie with only 10 se Blvd. Grange Hall 7:30 p.m. ing Contest, at Vale, 10 a.m. Maybe you need some for personal use. Rent it from us. Then give it sts $3.00 and is sold with this conds left in the game. JAN. 29 - Basketball, Marsing guarantee by: Nyssa Rexall back in easy-to-handle payments. JV scorers were Jerry Wil Lowell Williams 9, Pat Ross Pharmacy. 129 Main. Nyssa. son 6, Geren Maley 2, Rod 4, Nico Hopman 2 and John at Adrian. Could vou use some extra money? Use some of ours. Talk to the ■ personal JAN. 30 - Basketball Nampa Mail orders filled. 2-MC Lewis 6, Kevin Engstrom 16, Bernal 10. Christian at Adrian. loan officer at your I . S. Bank branch—where there's money for rent. 1 NHS Freshman Team J < Tu J * Tl J ME f dL Bulldogs Lose To B.K., 41-33 Rent some money from us Its a good way to conscie yourself. Come in anytime. United States National Bank of Oregon. US BANK VOUI nor When your wife ¡salone s nice to know Your NIGHTGUARD is on the ¡oh! As low as S3 60 a month Û 9 »FIXTURE »INSTALLATION • ELECTRICITY • MAINTENANCE For early installation, call your local Idaho Power office (It you preter direct purchase see your electrical contractor.) 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