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Th« Nytsa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Pag« Four Mr. And Mrs. Stanley Fenn Observe 50th Anniversary GRANGE Members of Oregon Trail Grange met in regular session Thursday evening, April l,with Master Don Somers presiding. Visitors were State Grange Deputy Robert Coble of Rich land, Insurance Agent Wilbur Atherton, Mrs. Atherton and Mrs. Harley Noah of Boulevard Grange. Mrs. Eric Boenig was in stalled as secretary by Deputy Coble Assisted by Assistant Stewards Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Metcalf and Frank Sherwood as Emblem Bearer. Senate Bills discussed were SN492, migrant housing*SB582 concerning contracts by 18- year-olds; SB677 farm labor relations^ SB454 concerning having no more than 16 mem- bers in a corporation. Legis lative Chairman Frank Sher- wood called attention to the Truck Drivers Safety proposal and urged members to become aware of the contents of the proposed law. Members voted to donate $10 for a plaque for the winner of the FFA spekaing contest. Refreshments were served to 24 membersandone juvenille guest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas by the Boenig and Thomas couples. Next grange meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fenn celebrated 50 years of married life with many friends and family members attending an open held Thursday evening, April house Sunday, March 14, at their home in Albany, Oregon. 15. The new starting time will Mr. and Mrs. Fenn were married February 17, 1921, in be 8:30 p.m. All grange mem Nampa, Idaho, and were residents of the Nyssa and Newell bers are urged to attend. Heights area. They left here to make their home in Madras for a few years and then moved to Albany. Fenn is a retired THANK YOU ! construction worker. The couple have eight children still living, two deceased; 42 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. We wish to thank the Adrian Fire Department for their prompt arrival and for the very etfecient work they did in con- rolling the fire we had Saturday Friendship Circle met at afternoon. ¡OOF hall with Orma Cleaver, —Mr. and Mrs. John Fahren- president, presiding. Fourteen A meeting of the Adrian PTA bruch members answered roll call. will be heldat 8p.m., Thursday, Mrs. Armittee Bartholomew April 15 in the school gym. Jobies Slate Lunch was a guest. The program will be a play After the business meeting "Sure as You” Born,” to be A Merchants lunch will be Bunco was played with prizes presented by James Phelps’ held at the Masonic hall in going to Angie Cook, Nellie sixth-grade class. Nyssa Saturday, April 10, from Jenkins and Mrs. Cleaver. An It is reported, that the PTA 11 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Easter basket exchange was members voted to spend $1,000 The luncheon is sponsored by held. on Video Tape equipment, to be the Job’s Daughters and is open Hostesses for this meeting used for the grade and high to the public. were Blanche Weeks and Hazel highschools. Mostof the money Farr. for the equipment was raised Next meeting will be a guest at the recent PT A Smorgasbord. LEGION AUXILIARY day and Mothers Day meeting Following the program by the Combined and will be held at sixth-grade class, refresh 2 p.m. at the IOOF hall May 7. ments will be served. Past presidents of the Amer ican Legion Auxiliary met April 5 at the home of Mrs. Leroy Herrman with eight members present. The women finished making paper flowers and 195 flowers and 11 ditty bags were sent to the Veterans’ Hospital in Port land. The paper flowers will be used for the Veterans’ Wheel Chair Parade which is held Felix Fonseca in Portland each June. Refreshments were served by 101 N. Main Ph. 372-9986 the hostess. OOOOOOOOOOOOOO FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE ADRIAN PTA MEETING * Tune-lJps * Brake Repair • Expert Lubrication * Tire Sales and Service Nyssa FHA Members Attend State Meeting "The Answer is Blowing in Peers and Partners.” State the Wind” appropriately served officer nominees, who were in- as the theme for the 26th Annual troduced during the opening lun- Future Homemakers of America cheon, answered impromptu State Meeting inCorvallis on the questions before the delegates. Oregon State University campus, New at the state meeting this year was the FHA All-State April 2 and 3. Attending from Nyssa were Chorus, made up of delegates Norma Rodriguez, chapter from throughout the state. Di president; Sharon Kurtz, chap rector of the choir was Gordan ter vice-president; Jeanine Tjernlund who also led group Saito, FHA Oregon State Secre singing at the general sessions. Dr. Sterling Ellsworth, tary; Mrs. LarrySaito; and Mrs. Virginia Steffens, chapter ad speaker for the Friday night banquet, captured the inters! viser. To improve communications of those attending with his pre through use of the four strong sentation on "Self Understand winds of FHA - listening, talk ing - Key to Honest Communi ing, observing, doing - was the cations.” Honorary member overall goal of the meeting. ships were presented to Mrs. The first general session Phyllis Knight Griffith, asso opened Friday after lunch. A ciate dean of students at Ore special presentation was made gon College of Education and by Dr. Sylivia Lee to the chapter Dr. Robert W. MacVicar, presi who had donated the most money dent of Oregon State University. Presiding over the Saturday per member to the National FHA Headquarters Building Fund. breakfast was Jeanine Saito, The NyssaChapter was awarded state secretary. Invocation was a scroll for their outstanding given by Norma Rodriguez. New state officers were an contribution. A panel discussion consisting nounced during the second of adults and youth, moderated general session. Gaining the by Glenn Brostrom, discussed president’s post was Sheryl the topic "Communications of Glivinski from Milwaukie High. Leona Musgrove from Vale High was elected state vice-presi dent. “Who Will Answer” was the topic presentation by Kirby ACTIVITIES Brumfield, announcer for Cub Scout Pack 450 held its KATU - TV. Brumfield used a March Pack meeting Tuesday variety of communicating de night at the United Methodist vices such as music, slides, Church. Invocation was given and films. TheReverendJames by the Rev. Crego. Flag cere Hulett of the Vermont Hills Me mony was presented by Den thodist Church posed the quest Three. Webelos won the at ion, "Have We a Usable Future” as the Saturday luncheon tendance ribbon. Den Two gave three short speaker. A state officers’ farewell, skits and sang "This Land is created and narrated by Jeanine Our Land.” Webelos Den performed their .Saito, was presented by the version of four different In- retiring officers. Concluding dian dances, with the help of the 1971 state meeting was the installation of the new officers. David Crego on the drum. The following boys received awards presented by Webelos leader, Leroy Mecham assisted by Cubmaster L.D. Walburn; Den Two, Vernon Davis, 1 You ,ol,n« ***9h,Jodav’ MON ADE X is a tiny tablet and easy year pin; Landon Lane, 1 gold to take. MONADEX will help curb arrow; Dana Maxfield, Denner your desire for excess food. Eat less - Bars, Bear; David Ross, 1 sil weigh less. Contains no dangerous ver arrow, 1 year pin. drugs and will not make you nervous. Lance Lane, 1 gold arrow, No strenuous exercise. Change your 1 silver arrow, 2 year pin, in life . . start today. MONADEX costs ,<3.00 for a 20 day supply. Lose ugly ducted into Webelos. fat or your rwoney wilt be refunded Webelos, Scott Wilson, trave with no questions asked. MONADEX ler; David Welsh, assistant Den is sold with this guarantee by Nyssa ner Bars; Mike Walburn, show Rexall Pharmacy. 129 Main, man, craftsman; Troy Calhoun, arrow of light and minature, in ducted into Boy Scout Troop 419. Cubmaster Walburn pre sented the Rev. C rego with char - ter of Cub Scout Pack 450. : • • • $099 OVER 60 < YDS. AT Q 0 FARMERS! SAVE WITH ONE POLICY a policy that covers everythinf one with We’ve SLIGHT IRREGULARS Or panel your walls. You can get U. S. Bank money at any of our branches, or through your home improvement contractor. ourmoneyi worth 4 * NYSSA CHAPTER Would like to thank these sponsors for their displays and donations at our FFA Banquet April 5. Their help was greatly appreciated. Wouldn’t it be simpler to have got premium a policy payment’ that does B & M Equipment Johannesen-Adams Motors, Inc Bauman’s, Inc. Al Kropp And Son Dessert Seed Company Ray’s Food Fair Elliott Tire Company Rieb’s Nyssa Food Center Farmers Feed and Seed Nyssa Auto Parts MAW Market Wilson’s Market Andrew Seed Nyssa Co-op Supply American Fine Foods Nyssa Machine and Welding Dority Bee Boards Owyhee Truck and Implement U. S. Steel Farm Service Center Tarter’s O. K. Tire Store DAB Supply Palmer's Equipment Co. Gordon Ford Tractor Co. Wilson Bros. Dept. Store Iseri Agency M ere Department Store just that1 Drop in and we’ll tell LADIES' TENNIS OXFORDS Bracken’s Department Store you all about it. UNITED PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF FAMOUS BRANDS WHITE - BLUE JEANS - NAVY SIZES 4 TO 10 IF PERFECT $4.99 A Member of United Pacific Insurance Group WALDO CO INSURANCI AOINCIU NOLAN FIELD DAVE WALDO DON KILPATRICK J 207 Main Street sro“ • Phone 372-3040 • A 3 Offices to Serve You! Ontario Phone 889-6990 Vale Phone 473-3157 Nyssa, Dave Waldo 372-3162 r<i r li Bywize Auto Sales Fangen’s Floral Max Jones Motors First National Bank of Oregon U. S. National Bank of Oregon Mel Beck Planters Gentry Ford Sales, Inc. National Farmers Organization Oregon Concrete, Glade Chadwick Oregon Trail Mobile Homes Schoen Studios Treasure Valley Welding Supply NOLAN FIELD • Bracken’s ♦ FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA S CUTTER’S ENDS DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY. J PLAIN COLORS, PATTERNS, STRIPES AND SCULPTURED MATERIAL. VALUES $5.99 TO $8.99 YARD Put a roof over your head with US. Bank money. < • DOUBLE KNIT MATERIAL Oregon State Secretary. They represented; Nyssa High School at the 26th Annual Future* Homemakers of America State Meeting in-; Corvallis April 2 and 3. ». LOSE UGLY FAT ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Dacron - Polyester Shown from left, Norma Rodriguez, Nyssa FHA Chapter president; Sharon Kurtz, chapter vice-president; Mrs. Virginia Steffens, chapter adviser; and Jeanine Saito, FHA ± BOYSCOUT Nyssa Shell Service • Thursday, April 8, 1971 NACA Acknowledgments The NyssaChapter of Future Farmers of American extends its appreciation to Mrs. Virginia Steffens, the Future Homemakers of America, and the cafeteria help for their cooperation and efforts in preparing and serving the banquet. The Nyssa FFA also wished to extend thanks to Home Dairies for the milk, J.R. Simplot for potatoes, Ray's Food Fair and Starlight Cafe for rolls, Rieb’s Nyssa Food Center for coffee and tomatoes, M & W Market for lettuce, onions and radishes, Fangen’s for corsages, The First National Bank of Oregon, Nyssa Branch, for financing the printing of the programs, and Rev. R. W. Manley for giving the invocation. 1 -V
