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Thursday, October 21, 1971 The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oivgon Dairy Princess Visits Nyssa Hometown News APPLE VALLEY Oregon Dairy Princess Susan Gourley stopped by Nyssa to give the Award of Appreciation to Dirick Nedry and the Gate City Journal Monday. Given for distinguished service in support of the dairy industry of Oregon, the award is signed by Gov. Tom McCall and Joe Payne, chairman of the Oregon Dairy Products Commission. Miss Gourley lives in Albany, and was accompanied to Nyssa by Ray L. Kozak, Executive Secretary of the Oregon Dairy Products Commission. NEWS FROM BIG BEND ...............................BY GOLDIE BIG BEND-Mrs. Horace Cha ney accompanied Mrs. Don Kadel of Caldwell to Boise Mon day evening where they heard Dr. Henry Tarkel of Detroit, Michigan speak. Mrs. Dyre Roberts accom- > panled Mrs. Jim Carroll, Car- " lene and Darlene to Ontario Thursday afternoon where they visited Mrs. Delno Brock and Mrs. Tom Buckles and Joey. Nancy Nelson of Ontario cal led on Mrs. Tim Tailman Sat urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Foster of Joseph, Oregon are visiting in the Leroy Bennett, Harvey Ben nett and Keith Cameron homes. Mrs. Edythe Prosser and Mrs. Dyre Roberts along with Mrs. Art Sparks, Mrs. Adam Focht and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft of Nyssa attended the District Hobby Show in Emmett Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. DonCartwright of Nyssa were callers in the Ray Cartwright home Monday ,, afternoon. Mrs. Don Lee of Roswell de monstrated the making of little old lady dolls at the home of Edythe Prosser Tuesday after noon. Guests were Mrs. Art Sparks of Nyssa, Mrs. Marie ¿ouglas and Mrs. Dennis Heaps wof Nampa, Mrs. John Packwood, < Mrs. Erie Mausling, Mrs. C.K. Smith and Mrs. Dyre Ro berts. Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Mrs. Jim Carroll called on Mrs. Burton Blades at the Caldwell Memorial Hospital Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Tallman of Corvallis spent the week end here hunting and visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Seuell and Mrs. Beatrice Coons. Elementry Students Finish This Poem Contest By Oct. 31 > , ,*i Nyssa is on a mesa, the lowest in the State. The sun is always shining, And the rivers never late. You can catch the mountain trout, And eat them as you will. But you have to have a bigger line, To hold the sturgeon still. George Moore (101 year old man about town) started this little poem and would like any student from the elementary schools to finish the poem with another verse. He is offering a prize of $10 in cash to the winner. Any grade school students from this area is eligible. The deadline for entries will be October 31, 1971. Bring, send or mail your entry to the Gate City Journal office. A retired teacher and her com mittee will be the judges of the contest. We will publish the winner’s name and his ending to the poem in the paper as soon as the jud ges decide the winner. ROBERTS Those from Big Bend attend ing Women’s Association at the home of Mrs. Maurice Judd in Newell Heights Thursday after noon were, Mrs. Edythe Pros ser, Mrs. Leroy Bennett, Mrs. Harvey Bennett, Mrs. John Packwood and Mrs. Verl Bishop. Mrs. Mike Sillonis spent Sa turday and Sunday in Nyssa at the Muri Burns home visiting with her sister, Mrs. Robert Mai of Burley and family. Sun day they honored their father, Muri Burns with a birthday din ner. Mike Sillonis also atten ded the dinner. Mrs. Varner Hopkins and Mrs. Verl Bishop attended Homemakers Alumni meeting at the home of Mrs. Polly Ho lub in Oregon Trail Wednesday afternoon. andMr^Mrs.^m S **'BY FRANCES SMALLEY*' APPLE VALLEY - Mrs. Dwight Seward visited Tuesday at a Boise hospital with Mrs. Louise Benedict who is very ill. Tom Sells, a student at the U of I was home over the week end. Mr. and Mrs Earl Boston were Sunday guests in the Robert Shippy home at Weiser. Mrs. Nell Correll, and her guests Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Correll drove to Sun Valley Wednesday. On the way home they visited in Boise with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Whittom. Mr. and Mrs. GordonCorrell of Marysville, Wash., left Mon day morning after a 10 day visit with his mother, Mrs. Nell Correll. Mrs. Don Derryberry and children of Payette were Satur day overnight guests in the Gene Honey home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wild were Saturday evening dinner guests in the Dwight Seward home to wish Gary a happy birthday an niversary and visit with Ethel Wild. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and family of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Smith of On tario came Sunday afternoon with birthday cake and icecream to wish Gary Seward a happy birthday anniversary. Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Fritts and Mrs. He len Wilson visited Mrs. Josie Smith of Gooding, in the Ella Crosswhite home at Caldwell. Mrs. Smith was a former re sident of Apple Valley and Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smiley and family of Ontario were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley. Mr. and Mrs. George Griffin enjoyed camping and fishing at Lost Lake over the weekend and George got his deer. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Car- penter were Sunday evening cal- lers in the Roy Rookstool home. HOMETOWN NEWS of Cortez, Colorado spent se- ............... ................................ veral days with Mr. and Mrs. Visitors at the home of Mr. Noel Tuppeny. Friday Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wernick from Oc and Mrs. Noel Tuppeny took tober 11 to 15 were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith to Mrs. Ted Farey, who is a sister Prineville to visit another son. of Mrs. Wernick. Phillip Hatch and a friend of ♦ ♦ ♦ Bend spent the weekend with Mr. andMrs. Willis Wiley and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis. children of Castleford, Idaho, Mrs. Josie Roadman of Spring visited Saturday in the homes of field, Oregon is visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stephens; sister. Mr. and Mrs. RayCart- Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Zinn; wright. Saturday they called on Mrs. Wilma Bernes and Jeff Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cash; Mr. in Ontario. Max Long, Lester Reece and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sillonis Gerald Long of Boise, returned of Ashland spent several days October 10 after one week of visiting the Gus, Mike and Pete hunting north of McCall. They Sillonis families. report bagging a five-point elk. ♦ News About SERVICEMEN Capt. Cottrell U.S. Army, Vietnam (AHTNC) — Army Captain Russell G. Cottrell, Nyssa, recently was assigned to the 45th support company near Tan Son Nhut, Vietnam. Capt. Cottrell entered the army in February 1962 and was last stationed at Ft. Hood, Tex. The captain is a 1956 gradu ate of Cody (Wyo.) High School and received his B.A. degree in 1962 from the University of Wyoming, Laramie. He holds the army commen dation medal, the meritorious service medal and the bronze star medal. Capt. Cottrell is a veteran of service in Viet nam. His wife, Shirley, lives at route 2, Nyssa. NU ACRES BY MARGARET EVANS NU ACRES - Mrs. Lucy Evans celebrated her 87 birthday Fri day. Her daughters, Mrs. Rena Caward of Caldwell, Mrs. Sher man Keck and Janice Evans all ate birthday dinner with her. She received many gifts, tele phone calls, and birthday cards from her children and grand OEP SETS DEADLINE children. Mrs. Robert Martin has been The Office of Emergency Pre paredness announced today that very ill for some time. On merchants must have a list of August 30 she underwent ¿ceiling prices available for surgery at the Caldwell Me 'public inspection on or before morial Hospital, returned home, November 1, 1971. The list, and then returned to the hospital for another three weeks stay. from which the seller is re She has been home now about quired to provide information, two weeks and is improving. must be available at the place Mr. and Mrs. Bud ¿easy of of sale. Gooding and Mr. and M s. Roger George Lincoln, Director of Petet, Michael, and Pamala of the Office of Emergency Pre Caldwell visited with Mr. and paredness, ruled that the ceiling Mrs. Calvin Hightower Sunday price list may be a single mas evening. ter list for the entire establish Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans ment or, alternatively, separate helped little Mary LeigtiCairns lists of ceiling prices for each daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Ralph section or department of the es Cairns of Vale, celebrate her tablishment. Until the ceiling sixth birthday Saturday evening price information is available at dinner. sellers must provide this in Mr. and Mrs. Coy Petrossare formation ♦ Call 372-2233 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bell of Broken Bow, Nebraska are here visiting his sister, Mrs. Jesse Shuster of Nyssa. The evening of Oct. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes and family visited the Bell’s and Mrs. Shuster. October 10,Mr. andMrs. Wayne Shuster of Fruitland visited at the Jesse Shuster home. * * * Guests of the E. Otis Smith’s were their neices Mr. and Mrs. Hal Barnes of Port- land and Mrs. Bert Averett of Phoenix October 9 and 10. They were here to attend the funeral of their father and Smith’s bro ther Girard J. Smith of Boise. » ♦ * Don Bowers and Ray Bacon went hunting for deer last week end and bagged one deer. * * * Sunday guests of Mr. andMrs. Frank Byers were Mr. andMrs. Stanley Byers and boys of On tario; Mrs. Ethel Lay, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stephens, Mr. andMrs. Giles Carey and Mrs. Francis Kratzberg all of Nyssa; John Sommers and Ronnie of Cal dwell and Mrs. Sue Wayner also of Caldwell. * * * Clarence Clapp and his son Michael and friends of Stayton, Oregon spent the weekend hunt ing and visiting Clarence’s pa rents, Mr. andMrs. EltonClapp. » ♦ ♦ Sunday visitors of the Elton Clapp’s were Clapp’s sister Mrs. Clara Williams and her daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ayres and Mrs. Grace Slimans all of Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Lopez and family attended a birthday party Sunday for Viola Leos on her ninth birthday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs, Lupe Leos of Adrian. ♦ * * Brian Cleaver is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver and family after re turning from Denver where he was stationed with the air guard reserves. He reports back to Boise in eight days and then will be released. * * * * Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Eldredge were dinner guests October 1? of Mrs. Glenn Eldredge in Boise. * * * Mr. and Mrs. John Savage SALE DATES: Thurs., Fri., Sat October 21, 22 and 23 and grandson Kent of Lakew.tod, Calif., returned to their home Monday after visiting Mrs. Sa vage’s parents the Rueben Har- oldsen’s of Nyssa. ♦ ♦ ♦ Wayne Haroldsen of Stayton, Oregon arrived Friday for a visit with his parents’s Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Haroldsen. * » « Mrs. Tom Johnson’s nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Johnson of Portland stopped for a visit with Mrs. Johnson enroute to Dallas, Texas where they will spend their vacation with their daughter. Hubert Leuck of Cottage Grove is visiting his cousin Mrs. Tom Johnson this week and also doing some bird hunt ing. ♦ * * Mrs. Pat Sweaney of Cald well visited her mother, Mrs. Tom Johnson October 17 at her home. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bell of Broken Bow. Nebraska left Mon day for their home after spend ing a most enjoyable week with their sister, Mrs. Jesse Shuster of Nyssa. Guests during the week was a grandson Bobby Shuster of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Finley Shuster of Nampa. ♦ ♦ » Mr. and Mrs. Merven Bowen ot Yellow Pine, Idaho were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Emil Stunz. Union Pacific Retiree Honored Miguel Montoya, 65, was given this money tree by his fel low employees of the Union Pacific Railroad upon his re tirement September 22. Montoya and his wife were guests of honor at the El Tejano Cafe to celebrate the occasion. Montoya has been with the Union Pacific 24 years as a section hand, and lives at 813 Ehrgood, Nyssa. affiggo ..x/ZZ/7 NYSSA, VALE STORE HOURS: OPEN 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday - Saturday z < z CLOSED SUNDAY...... J FREE 2400 BAKFRY extra the proud parents of a baby boy, Cory Ray, born Ou. 8, weighed 7 lbs., 13 oz., at the Holy Rosary Hospital in Ontario. He joins a little sister, Tammy, and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. M-s. Cecil Evans called on Mrs. Less Robbins at the Holy Rosary Hospital in Ontario Fri day afternoon, where she had un dergone major surgery Tuesday morning. ' STAMPS Now until Christmas....Use your coupon booklets at your convenience....If you haven’t received your booklet ask for it!!!! NYSSA STORE CLOSED MONDAY ///////////////////////////. Ray’* Fresh Baked Morrells Pre-Cooked GERMAN CHOCOLATE UAM Fresh 2 lb BACON Klein* X m Ib. pkg. J V ( Morrell* 3 Variety 1 LUNCHEON SNACKS Full 2 layer 8 inch Morrells Pre-Cooked 59 89< BANANAS Golden t Frosh Tasty Center Slice* HAM Fresh Sliced 9* 4 lb NORTHERN FACIAL TISSUE BSC INSTRUCTS HEAD START AIDES Boise State College has re ceived a contract from the De partment of Health, Education and Welfore (HEW) to continue the College’s program in pro viding instruction for training associates in the Head Start Teacher Training Program. Boise State works in coopera tion with North Idaho Junior College, University of Idaho, Lewis and Clark State College, Idaho State University, College of Southern Idaho, Brigham Young University at Rick’s Cen ter, University of Utah, Trea sure ValleyCommunitvCollege, Eastern Washington State Col lege and Washington State Uni versity in the Head Start Pro gram. •Z' —ft ♦ Dr. and Mrs. David Sarazin, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larson, Mr. and Mrs. George Sallee and Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh Adams at tended the Nyssa-John Day game last Friday at John Day. The couples traveled in the Sarazin’s motor home. * * * Saturday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reece were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parks and family of Yakima and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ward. They enjoyed visiting and looking at home movies. ♦ * » Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Man ning of Notus were Saturday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs. * * * Mark Stringer spent the weekend at the home of his parents Mr. andMrs. Bill Strin ger. Mark is a student at OSU in Corvallis. * * Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crader of Alton, Illinois are visiting the Delbert Cleaver family for two weeks. Page Three S b.x.. Si ENGLISH 1 full Ib. WALNUTS Crisp Solid Hoad CABBAGE COOL WHIP 49« lb. í ^^ZZZZZC* í 4*^Z' í ^000¿¿00000Í^Í2^^^^^5Í0Í0 í $4'ZZ zzzz ~ ib. 984 NABISCO OREO COOKIES 434 LIBBY’S 29 oz PUMPKIN 4 $1 INSTANT COCOA HERSHEYS 2 lb. f j n AO> VET’S 15 oz. Mortons Assorted DOG FOOD 12.m. $1 CALI-ROSE 26 oz. •I’. KRUSTEZ 56 oz 5 $1 PANCAKE MIX 694 PEACHES 4 $1 PINEAPPLE JUICE DEL MONTE 46 oz 3 *1"* $1 OLEO COLD’S SOFT 3 lb>.$l SYRUP LUMBERJACK 47 oz. 79< CHILI NALLEY’S 15 oz 3 tins $1 WILDERNESS CHERRY PIE FILLING •>" 394
