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'i Thursday, October 7, 1971 Hometown News minis- id, who States, n, will > at its :hard- I from ration Insti- id has cities with Fife, Feik. held Julie Elguezabal is a student spent the weekend with Mr. ana at Southern Oregon College in Mrs. Shorty Brandt. Mrs. Davis Ashland, this is her freshman and Mrs. Brandt are sisters. ♦ ♦ * year. * * * Little Miss Jayme Hicks was Mrs. Clayton Jensen left Sept. a dinner guest Oct. 3 of the 30 to visit for a few days with Dennis Fowler family. * * * her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nick De Jonge in Salt Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Brandt’s Lake. grandson Larry Haney bagged ♦ ♦ ♦ his first deer while hunting Clayton Jensen and Harry Mc last weekend. Larry is the son Ginley went hunting in the area of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Haney. * * * north of Malheur Reservoir last Saturday. Clayton bagged a two- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tensen and Mr. and Mrs. John Broad point buck. • * * spent the weekend at Malheur Mrs. Eleanor Browne re Reservoir camping and hunting. * » * turned home September 18 after a nine month absence. She un Mrs. Jesse Shuster and Mr. derwent surgery at University and Mrs. Bob Holmes and fa Hospital in Seattle and was there mily were dinner guests Satur for six weeks. The rest of the day, October 2, of Mr.andMrs. time was spent recuperating at Wayne Shuster of Payette. the home of her daughter Bar * * * bara Browne in Portland. Elea- Mrs. Orma Cleaver was a now reports that it is good to be Sunday dinner guest at the home back home. of Mr. and Mrs. O.E.Cheldelin. ♦ » * ♦ » ♦ Wallace Potter of Portland Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hobson was a weekend houseguest at the and daughter Libby of Hagger- home of Dr. and Mrs. K.E. man, Idaho arrived at the home of Kerby. Potter was here for the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Muri opening of hunting season. Lancaster Wednesday. They * * * will attend Teachers State In Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper stitute in Boise and little Libby of Fruitland were Sunday visi Jane will visit at the home of tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. her grandparents, the Lan Joe Maughn. casters. » ♦ * * * * Mrs. A.H. Keck and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Thiel Mrs. Arvin Goff of Nu Acres returned Oct. 4, after spending spent Sept. 22 to 27 visiting at nine days in Wyoming moose the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ge hunting. Mrs. Thiel reports rald Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. they killed a big bull moose and Ted Keck and family in Portland. encountered bad weather and ♦ ♦ ♦ snow. Don Pitkins and sons, Mrs. Frank Byers and Sun accompanied the Thiels on the shine Dunten attended a Tupper hunting trip and also came home ware party at the home of Mr. with a moose. and Mrs. Mike Bethel Thursday * * * night. Allan and Bill Zikmund and ♦ » * Tony Zikmund of Roy, Utah, Sunday afternoon Mr. and went deer hunting over the week Mrs. Giles Carey and Ethel end. They each bagged a deer. Lay of Nyssa and Mrs. Eva Em- Tony and family from Utah were bree of Ontario visited the Frank visiting at the home of Mr. Byers. and Mrs. Thiel over the week * * * end. Alan is home on a one Mrs. Tom Johnson accompan month leave from the Army. ied by Mr. and Mrs. Pat Swea- * * * ney of Caldwell were dinner Mrs. Cliff Main returned last guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. weekend after vacationing for Malcom Rousman of Boise. two weeks with relatives in * * * California and Portland. Mrs. Harold Brendle, Mrs. * * * Bert Ross, David and Becky, Little Michelle Quarles, dau Mrs. Harry McGinley and ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colleen and Mrs. Buster Talbot (Karen) Quarles of Boise is enjoyed dinner together Satur visiting for one week at the home day at the El Sombreo while the of her grandparents, Mr. and men of the families were deer Mrs. Cliff Main. ♦ » * hunting. ♦ ♦ ♦ Sunday Mr. and Mrs. S.P. Mrs. Irma Myers spent the Bybee, Kim Bybee, Mrs. Ralph weekend with her friend Mrs. Alvord and daughter Debbie, Ola Lee in Nampa. Sunday Mr. Sharia and Robbin Froerer spent and Mrs. Lester Allen had a dinner and birthday party in the day at Flag Prairie. They Owen honor of Mrs. Myers with ap visited Mr. and Mrs. Froerer and Mr. and Mrs. Dar proximately 15 guests. * * * win Jensen who were hunting Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reece in the area. * • and Mr. and Mrs. Alme Hen Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grunke dricks of Vale went hunting over the weekend with a very and children, Jodi, Julene, Bill and Jeri, moved into their new successful hunt. Mrs. Wilma Davis of Boise home on Eureka Avenue Satur- Sparky says FOR ALL POTENTIAL FIRE HAZARDS HOUSEHOLDERS' CHECK LIST FOR FIRE HAZARDS .... Poor Extension Wiring * Overloaded Circuits Lamp Cord Under Rug * Rubbish in Basement Fireplace without Screen * Bridged Fuses * Smoke Pipe too Close to Joist Leaves Under Porch Rubbish in Attic * Antenna Too Close to Power Line Flammable Liquids * Flammable Cleaning Fluid Portable Heaters * Matches Within Reach of Children Heating Plant Poorly Maintained ♦ Refrigerator Motor Without Adequate Ventilation ♦ Cabinets Too Close to Stove ♦ Unlined Chimney or Poor Mortar Joints Your Independent Agent will be at your side ndependent AGENT For service beyond the coll of duty •Fire aAuto "Liability •Disability Hite see - 3 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU ! I DAVE WALDO VALI 473-3197 NYSSA 373-3143 Page Three The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon ONTABIO 1 DALE LAURENCE GRADUATED day, October 2. The Grunke fa mily stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson for ap proximately eight days, until their home was far enough along for them to move into. They are now in the process of finishing the work. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rankin and infant daughter, who have been residing in Ontario moved into their Nyssa home Sept. 24. They purchased the residence for merly owned by the Jim Grun- kes on 514 N. Second Street. * * * CUM LAUDE Dale Laurence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Laurence of Nyssa is employed with the Du Pont Company in Kansas, as a che mical engineer. During the summer months Dale worked with the Kansas Legislative Committee, drafting legislative controls on air and water pollution. He is under special training and graduated Cum Laude, from the University of Kansas, re ceiving his Masters Degree in August. Dale is presently studying for Mr. and Mrs. Arvel L. Child his doctorate under a special of Quincy, Wash., visited in program with the Du Pont Com Nyssa last Monday with the J. pany. Elwood Flinders. * * * Wilson Transferred The Flinders had her sister Mr. and Mrs. H. Hugo Olsen of Utah as guests for To Madras Bank eight days. They returned home Gary Wilson, who has been Sept. 30. employed at the First National ♦ » • Kim Bybee of Brigham City, Bank in Klamath Falls, was re grandson of Mr. and Mrs. S.P. cently promoted to operations Bybee spent the weekend visit officer. He was transferred to the ing his grandparents. Kim, recently graduated from Navy First National Bank in Madras, Oregon where he started his new Medical School in San Diego. duties October 5. He left Monday for Oakland, Gary is the son of Mr. and Calif., where he is stationed at Mrs. Boyd Wilson. the Naval Hospital. RELIEF SOCIETY <K "M X----------- R* MK BRIDGE ACTIVITIES BEGINS YEAR WITH FALL SOCIAL The Nyssa Second Ward Re lief Society held their Fall So cial for the beginning of the 1971-72 season, September 28 at 10 a.m. The program consisted of each teacher giving a resume of her vears lessons. Thevwere as followsiVlSITING TEA CHERS—“Truths to Live B y ," by Nora Larsson. SPIRITUAL LIVING—"The Pearl of Great Price” by Vicki Mitchell. CULTURAL REFINEMENT— "Eternal Truths Portrayed in Words, Art and Music” byCleo Williams. SOCIAL RELATIONS —"Communication—Basic to Parental Guidance” by Ruby Wight. HOME MAKING— ' Making Use of Valuable Time” by Julia Jensen. Mrs. Iona Flinders presented a reading. Nelda Schenk played a medley of songs on the piano. A delicious luncheon was ser ved by Mmes. Flinders, Leone Christensen, Eliza Fife and Bernice Ashby. The were as sisted by Diane Fife, JuliaJen- sen and Eva Lee Fredericksen. Journal Classifieds Bring Results! tn tt|£ Ç bi tor The Thursday afternoon bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Joe Maughn September 30. Mrs. Kay Brendle won high Editor, The Journal: Nyssa FFA chapter wishes to express appreciation to the honors with Mrs. T.H. Eldredge following people who helped to make this year’s slave sale taking second high. » * • and spaghetti feed such a success. The Nyssa School Cooks, the Custodians, Mr. Don Bates for the sound equipment, Mrs. Charles Michael’s en KSRV radio station, the Argus Observer and Gate City Journal, tertained members of the Fri Mothers of the FFA members who served the spaghetti feed, day bridge club Oct. 1. Three the NvssaSchool Administration, teachers Mrs. Virginia Steffens, tables were in play with high Miss Jolene Reece, and Mr. Gerald Talbot for being sold, honors going to Mrs. David and auctioneer Roger Baker. Sarazin and Mrs. Ray Larson We also wish to thank the following buyers: Van Ure, was second high. Tim Lacey, Tanya Simpson, Bob Holmes, Frank Skeen, Bill * * * Richesin, Mark Hartley, Michael’s Pharmacy, Nyssa Auto Owhyee The Tuesday evening Couple’s Parts, Farmers Feed and Seed, Starlight Cafe, Bridge Club met recently at the Truck and Implement, Nyssa Machine and Welding, Elliotts home of Mr.andMrs. LloydWil- Tire Store, Tom Sheehe, Joe Stephens, Owen Froerer, C.R. Kessler, Dale Schraufnagel, Frank Moore, B & M Equipment, son for a barbecue and potluck. Nyssa Co-op, Jerry Huntley, Darwin Jensen, Le Roy McClay, * * * Mrs. Harold Brendle enter Cees Hopman, Mrs. Seward, Harold Kurtz, David Wynn, Glade tained Tuesday Bridge Club with Chadwick, Miss Jolene Reece and Bob Wilson. Nyssa FFA Chapter Mrs. Mabie Sallee and Mrs. ►O< Jesse Morgan winners. * * * FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE Friday night a group of wo men met at the home of Mrs. The Friendship Circle met Harold Brendle for bridge. Mrs. at IOOF hall October 1. Six taking high, Anna Marostic, tra veling and Nellie Jenkins low. Lucille Myrick and Mrs. Evelyn teen members and one guest Weinke were winners. answered roll call by telling Delicious refreshments were • • • of their spookiest Halloween. served by hostesses Kathleen Mrs. Howard Myrick enter- Merle Johnson was appointed Wheeler and Bertha Rudelick. tained at Wednesday night to plan the serving committee Next meeting will be Novem Guest players for the coming year. Bridge Club. ber 5 at 2 p.m. It will be an were Mrs. Kay Brendle, Mrs. Four tables of bunco were in nounced later where the meet Craig Northrup and Mrs. Ken- play with Virginia Rookstool ing will take place. neth Perkins. *
