Thursday, March 18, 1971
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
NHS CALENDAR
Hometown News
Dr. and Mrs. David Sarazin,
their children and Tina Tensen
attended the Nyssa, Madras
basketball game in John Day
Saturday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Conant
of Colton, Calif., and their son,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Conant and
children ofC aidwell visited Sun
day afternoon at the home of
Gerald Conant’s sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Brown.
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Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Manning
and family of Notus visited
Friday evening at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Riggs.
The children
stayed at the Riggs home while
Mr. and Mrs. Manning attended
the Gold and Green Ball at the
Nyssa Stake house.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell
were Sunday dinner guests at
the home of their daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Beem in Boise.
Other guests were Beem’spar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Darrold
Beem of Ontario, and Beem’s
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell Mulkey.
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Lester Oden is home re
cuperating after having had
arm surgery Wednesday at a
Caldwell hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilcut
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Cofield and family of
Boise were Friday dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Quinowski and family.
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Reed Ray, and his children
Mike, Linda and Connie spent
Sunday skiing at Brundage Mt.
near McCall.
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Mrs. A.H. Keck visited her
sister, Mrs. W.H. Young in
Parma last Saturday.
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Mrs. Judy Benedict of Boise
visited at the home of Mrs.
A.H. Keck Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Favorel
and family of Parma entertained
at a birthday dinner Friday in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Jim
Griffin of Nyssa. Other than the
Griffins attending there were
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gorrell
and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gordon
of Boise.
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Mrs. James Favorel and son
Curtis of Parma visited Satur
day at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Griffin in
Nyssa, Mrs. Favorel tookCur-
tis to the doctor as he had
broken his finger Friday at
school.
MARCH 18-German IlCiass,
Nat’l. AATG German Tests, all
day, LaGrande.
PTA, Cafeteria, 8 p.m.
MARCH 19 - FFASweetheart
Ball, Cafeteria, 9 p.m-12 p.m.
End of third 9-week term.
MARCH 20 - Jr. Olympics
Wrestling, Gym.
Garage Sale, Elementary
Gym, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
MARC H 23 - Nyssa vs. Rai
nier, State Basketball Tourna
ment, Eugene 7:30 p.m.
MARCH 22 - 26 - Spring
Vacation
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MARCH 18 - PTA, Cafeteria
Mr. and Mrs. Don Haroldsen 8 p.m.
of Idaho Falls visited over the
MARCH 19, 20 - “Lil Abner”
weekend at the home of his musical, gym, 8 p.m.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
MARCH 22-26 - Spring Va
cation.
Haroldsen.
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Guests at the Reuben Harold
sen home Friday were their nep
hew, Mr. and Mrs. DarrelCook
and family of Shelly, Idaho.
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A quilting party was held at
the home of Mrs. David Beers
last week. There is no special
date set for the quilting, but
different groups of friends
gather at the Beers’ home to
work on the quilt when
convenient.
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Kim and Sonya Folkman,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Brent
Folkman, stayed at the home
of their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. J.E. Brower. They were
there from Thursday to Sun
day while their mother was in
the hospital with a new baby
brother.
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COMING EVENTS
TODAY, MARCH 18 - OKK
Club, Mrs. Tom Okai home.
Nyssa and Adrian PTA, at re
spective Cafetoriums at 8 p.m.
Owyhee Garden Club, Ira
Price home, 2 p.m.
Job’s Daughters, Masonic hall
7;30 p.m.
Ruth Robinson Circle-Leroy
Herrman home, Columbia Ave.
2 p.m.
FRIDAY, MARCH 19 - Tri-
Valley Extension Club, 2 p.m.
TV Rock A Gem Club, Lib-
rary Mtg. room, 8 p.m.
SATURDAY, MARCH 20 - M.
Widows, Mrs. Alice Nieger,
Ontario, 6:30 p.m.
Recovery Inc., Christian
Church, 8 p.m.
Book Club, Mrs. Blake Lo
well home, Roswell.
SUNDAY, MARCH 21 - Mal
heur Barracks & Auxiliary#352
Vale Grange Hall
MONDAY, MARCH 22 - Mal
heur Memorial Hospital Auxi
lary, 2 p.m.
TUESDAY, MARCH 23 - Yel
low Rose Rebekah Lodge, IOOF
hall, 8 p.m.
LDS 2 nd Ward Relief So
ciety, 10 a.m.
Sugar Beat TOPS, 7:30 p.m.
room 1 at Nyssa high school.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 -
Senior Citizens, Birthday pot
luck, Library Social Hall, 11
a.m.
LDS 1st Ward Relief Society,
10 a.m.
CIVIL AIR PATROL
The Civil Air Patrol Nyssa
Squadron wishes to thank all
who participated in the seminar
for pilots Tuesday evening. It
is
hoped to have more
activities such as this in the
future.
Pago Throe
Lady Golfe rs
Work Smarter - Not Harder
POLLUTION, ONE OF THE
HOTTEST SUBJECTS of the
day, can often be misleading
to well meaning people who
want to jump on the bandwagon.
For instance, glass can be
recycled many times. There
fore its use is advocated by
some in preference to metal
cans. Suppose all fruits and
vegetables were
packed in
glass. There’s extra cost in
volved in retooling, breakage
and shipping weight. These
costs will be passed on to the
consumer. Often this would be
the low-income person who buys
canned rather than the more
expensive fresh or frozen pro
ducts.
We aren’t opposed to glass
but before going all out against
one phase of pollution, we need
to get all the facts.
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WHAT CAUSES REDNESS
AROUND BONES
of cooked
poultry?
Is it harmful? It
is definitely not harmful, this
color is an indication that the
bird is very young, about 8
to 9 weeks old, and that it
has been frozen. The redness
is due to some of the pigments
from the bone marrow that have
reached the surrounding tissue.
FOR “NO GOOF” LAUNDRY,
do sort clothes carefully, This
may sound old hat to you, but
our CountyExtensionofficesget
many calls about what to do
when a ballpoint pen or lipstick
was left in a pocket. If the
garment has gone through the
dryer, the chances of removing
stains are very slim.
Another problem is the paper
clip, nail or other small sharp
object left in a pocket. This
can cause mechanical problems
with your washer and result
in an expensive service call.
Watch for that colored sock
or other small bright colored
item that might accidentally
get in with white clothes. When
children do the wash, warn
them not to put grubbies in
the same load with whites.
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IF
YOUNGSTERS GET
GUM ON VINYL UPHOLSTERY,
carefully scrape off as much
as you can. Then apply kero
sene or naptha.
In case you don’t have either
of these, most hair oils or light
sewinr machine oil will soften
the gum so that it can be re
moved.
EMBLEM CLUB
Plan Guest Day
ACTIVITIES
Luncheon hostesses for the
Ladies Golf Association on
Tuesday
were Nellie Saito,
Sharon Wada and Claudia Tay
lor.
Guests who were introduced
were Lydia Brewer of Yakima,
Wash., Joyce Magnuson, Velma
Bean, Linda Walker, Linda Utter
and Beverly Nysingh.
Tuesday, March 30 will be
a guest day and any lady in
terested in golf is invited. A
coffee hour will be held at
11 a.m. during which a style
show will be given by Mark
and Ericka Hipkins showing the
spring golf fashions.
Luncheon will be served at
noon.
Groups lessons will begin
the first week in April.
HAND KNITTING
YARNS
ARE FINISHED with a softener
for lubrication during knitting.
A fabric softener may be added
during the final rinse water
when laundering hand knitted
garments. This restores the
original softness.
But don’t
confuse “fabric softener” with
“water softener.” They serve
entirely different purposes.
Ontario Emblem club met
March 8 at the Elks Lodge
for regular meeting with
minutes of the previous meeting
read, and committee reports
given.
A nominating committee was
appointed by President Velma
Frazier,
Chairman Mary
Danielson and Betty Collier.
Those nominated from the floor
were Kay Widner, Diana Ingalls
and De Hunt.
Meeting was closed in ritual
form with refreshments served
in the dining room. _____
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miner
entertained members of the Mr.
and Mrs. Saturday night bridge
group at their home with two
tables in play. Holding high for
men was Neal Dimmick and for
women, Mrs. Miner.
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Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Brower
had as their dinner guests Fri
day, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clover«
from Madras.
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Mrs. A. L. Heldt and son
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stunz and
Everett spent the weekend Joan were business visitors in
visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Corvallis over the weekend.
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Heldt and family in Renton,
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne
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attended the wedding of their
Mrs. Tom Johnson and Mrs. granddaughter, Debra Johansen
Bertha Rudelick visited Mr. to Scott Francis, both of Beaver
and Mrs. Pat Sweaney in Cald ton, last weekend at the St.
well March 14.
Cecelia Church in Beaverton.
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Mrs. J. Elwood Flinders spent
Thursday evening and Friday
of last week in Meridian at the
Lorin Saunders home.
Mrs.
Flinders’ granddaughter Andrea
recently had major surgery in
St. Alphonsus Hospital.
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Mrs. J.I. Brady and Cleo
Wight enjoyed dinner at the
Twilight Cafe in Nyssa Tues
day evening. Later they visited
at the Brady home.
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Kent Miller was a Friday
overnight guest of Randy and
Craig Froerer.
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Guests entertained at the
Owen Froerer home for a late
supper Friday evening after the
Gold and Green Ball held at the
Nyssa Stake House were Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Schoeneman,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowers,
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Jensen,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Feik, Mr.
and Mrs. Dee Garner and Mr.
and Mrs. C.R. Kessler.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clapp
and family of Stayton, Oregon,
were weekend visitors at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elton Clapp.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clapp
visited Sunday at the Marvin
Wiley home in Caldwell.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gene De Minck
and family of Utah spent from
Friday until Sunday visiting
ffiends in Nyssa. They visited
Mrs. De Minck’s father in
Nampa on their return home.
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Mr. andMrs. Delbert Cleaver
attended the wrestling tourna
ment and visited at the home of
their son Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Cleaver in Corvallis from
Thursday until Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost
returned home last week after
traveling since January 3 to
Phoenix,
Kino Bay, Mexico
Guaymas and Alamos, Mexico.
They traveled part of the time
with the Bob Websters of Adrian
and the Bill Frasiers of Yakima.
They had plenty of fish to eat
but reported the fishing not as
good as usual. Bernard spent
some time in Alamos hunting
wild pig and Mexican Dove,
They also visited on their way
home with Bernard’s sister,
Mrs. Bessie Brown and family
and with Mrs. Frost’s brother,
Mr. and Mrs. C.B. McDowell
and family in Twin Falls. They
also visited Bernard’s nephew,
Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Find-
ling in Midvale, Utah.
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Mr. and Mrs.
Ann and Donald
Monday dinner
home of Mr.
Wahlert.
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of Parma were
guests at the
and Mrs. Bill
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Gary Condon, Mathew String
er, Dana Bratton, Carla Hust,
Deanne Paterson, Nancy Bale
and Paul Skeen attended a col
lege presentation of the play
“Oliver” Friday in Twin Falls.
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Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Foster
and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Sager
were Saturday dinner guests
at the Raymond Sager home.
The dinner was in honor of
Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Harlan
Sager’s birthday anniversaries.
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sager
were Thursday dinner guests
at the home of Mrs. Ruth Klin-
kenberg. The dinner was to
honor Mrs. Sager on her birth
day anniversary.
BEERS CELEBRATE
JOINT BIRTHDAYS
Mr. and Mrs. David Beers
visited at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Merril Firestone at
Vancouver, Wash., from Feb-
ruay 21 to 25. It was a sur
prise visit and the occasion was
to celebrate the birthday an
niversaries of David Beers and
their grandson Kent. Mrs. Le
roy Herrman accompanied them
on the trip and she visited her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Florry at
Wilsonville,
Oregon.
Mrs.
Florry is recuperating from
major surgery.
Upon returning home the
David Beers received a tele
gram, informing them of the
death of a brother-in-law, Earl
Campbell in Tacoma, Wash.
They then traveled to Tacoma to
attend the funeral services
which were February 27. They
were guests in the home of
Mrs. Earl Campbell and while
there they visited other rela-
tives and toured the Seattle
and Tacoma areas. Mrs. Beers
reports that the first few days
of their stay the roads and high
ways in the area were icy and
hazardous.
Enroute home they returned
via Vancouver and again visited
the Firestones, March 4th to
6th.
Sunday March 7, they
attended church services and
visited former Nyssa minister,
the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Law
rence, at St. Johns, east of
Portland. Rev. Lawrence is
minister of the Pioneer Me
thodist Church there.
The Beers arrived home
March 8.
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Mrs. Tom Eldredge enter
tained members of the Thurs
day Afternoon Bridge club at
her home last week with Mrs.
Herb Fisher, a guest player.
Two tables were in play with
Mrs. Fisher holding high score
and Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper,
second high.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shearer
of Mountain Home, Idaho were
weekend guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Brower.
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