Thursday, December 23, 1971
Dairy Group Tells of
Princess Coronation
TRINA KAY BLACKBURN
Coronation of the 1972 Oregon
Dairy Princess will highlight
simultaneous meetings of the
Oregon Dairymens Association,
Oregon Dairy Council and the
Oregon Dairy Wives scheduled
January 15-18 at the Portland
Sheraton Motor Inn.
The coronation, sponsored by
the Oregon Dairy Products
Commission, will occur at a
noon banquet Monday, Jan. 17.
According to Ray Kozak, ex­
ecutive secretary of the OD PC,
12 representatives of county or
regional districts will compete
for the princess title. They
are:
Susan Elizabeth Hess,
Yamhill County;
Vicki Van
Dyke,
Washington
County;
Terry Christensen, Tillamook
County; Patti Wall, PolkCounty;
Carla Jean Mikkelson, Marion
County; Trina Kay Blackburn,
Malheur County; Ivalene Hill,
Linn-Benton County;
Terri
Lynn
Lorang, Lane County;
Anna Estelle Brunnell, Coos
County;
Deborah Lee Droz,
Clackamas County; Starla Rae
Grant, Central Oregon and
Ginny Sue Veldsma, Rogue Val­
ley.
Retiring Oregon Dairy Prin­
cess is
Susan Gourley, of
Brownsville, who was crowned
in Portland last Janyary.
The meetings
mark the
second consecutive year that the
state’s dairy groups have con­
vened
concurrently,
Kozak
noted. He said ODA commit-
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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_NU ACRES HAPPENINGS
BY MARGARET EVANS
NU ACRES - Nineteen grand­
children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Effie Nielsen,
and enjoyed a Christmas tree
trimming
party afterwards.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Chuck Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Nielsen of Ontario;
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nielsen
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Nielsen and family of Sunset
Valley; Steve, Mike and Tom
Kersey of Fruitland.
Mrs. Omar Maine visited with
Mrs. Freda Thomas of Apple
Valley Sunday. Mrs. Thomas
recenty had surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Maine
visited his stepmother, Mrs.
Ella Maine in Payette last
Thursday. They also visited his
aunt, Mrs. Laurie Maine in Pay­
ette.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Heap and
three boys were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Baxter.
The members of the Farme­
rette Club held their annual
Christmas party at the home
tees will meet Sunday and Mon­
day with the general session set
for Tuesday. The Dairy Wives
will also meet on Sunday, Mon­
day and Tuesday and the Dairy
Council will meet Monday
morning.
The princess candidates will
gather Saturday for orientation.
Interviews with judges will be
conducted Saturday and Sunday.
The three judges will be named
at a later date.
The inter­
view sessions will culminate
with a Sunday night dinner­
dance.
Each contestant will
present a three-minute talk out­
lining her suggestions for pro­
moting milk and milk products.
The coronation activities will
be carried over a special Prin­
cess Network to more than 25
radio stations across the state.
Once selected, the dairy prin­
cess becomes a part time
employee of the Oregon Dairy
Products Commission, receiv­
ing a salary and travel ex­
penses to cover promotional
activities.
Awards include
a
$400
scholarship from First National
Bank and a fashion scholarship
from the Bassist Finishing &
Modeling School of Portland.
Malheur I
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^<^.By DONNA BARTRONi
Jesse Shuster was admitted
to the Nursing Home last Thurs­
day.
Andrew Graham has been
transferred to the
Nursing
Home in Vale to be closer to
his family. Mrs. Nora Graham,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lawrence
and Dick helped him move.
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Those entertaining the resi-
dents the past week were Mrs.
LeRoy Bair’s Beehive class
from the LDS Church, They
sang Christmas carols and
brought
cookies.
Lutheran
Church members sang carols.
Y-Teens of Parma sangcarols.
The Hospital Auxiliary held the
annual Christmas Party. Se­
veral visitors called on the
residents.
Many gifts, candy
and cookies were received from
individuals, churches and or­
ganizations.
Mrs. Alcorn’s
class made nut cups for the
resident’s trays.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
BIG BEND
PHONE 674-2074
—-BY GOLDIE ROBERTS
of Mrs. Sherman Keck on Wed­
nesday afternoon. The potluck
dinner was enjoyed after which
visiting, a program, and a gift
exchange were enjoyed. It was
decided to help with the Christ­
mas
gifts for the Malheur
Hospital Nursing Home at Nyssa
and area residents.
Mrs. Effie Nielsen and Mrs.
Arvin Kersey drove to Boise
Thursday where they met Steve
Kersey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arvin Kersey, and Dennis Jen­
kins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­
ard Jenkins, all of Fruitland.
The boys are in the Army, lo­
cated at Fort Ord, California.
They then go back to the base
January 2 for eight weeks be­
fore being sent elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans at­
tended the Christmas party and
potluck dinner held at the New
Plymouth Grange Hall Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cantrell
of Meridian were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.H.
Grasmick.
Friday
evening
Willie Grasmick and Miss Joan
Pebbles of Ontario were dinner
guests of the Grasmicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorn Gilbert
have moved to their new home
which they recently purchased
from Marvin Snoderly.
If7ink, Blink Before
Driving in the Dark
Your vision will improve
20,000 to 30,000 times if you
wait a few minutes before
driving off into the dark,
according to the British
Association of Optical Prac­
titioners.
The Association claims it
takes about 15 minutes for a
driver’s eyes to become com­
pletely accustomed to the
dark—but
few
motorists
wait even 15 seconds. They
come out of a lighted build­
ing, jump into a vehicle and
drive off. They are, in fact,
partially blind.
For minimum safety, 17-
year-old drivers shoulld wait
two or three minutes and
60-year-old drivers at least
five minutes for dark adap­
tation, but it still takes 15
minutes to gain your best
dark vision.
Cleve Clucas arrived home
Wednesday from Salem where
he has been attending Western
Baptist Bible College.
Mrs. Horace Chaney and Mrs.
Pete Graham attended the pro­
gram of Rosielee’s class at
Van Buren School in Caldwell
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stubble­
field of Parma were Wednes­
day evening supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts enter­
tained the Happy Dozen Card
Club Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. David Krause in
Nyssa. There were four tables
of pinochle playing. Guest
players were Mrs. Elsie Diven
Mrs. Frank Morris, Mrs. David
Krause of Nyssa and Mrs. Mary
Hatt of Owyhee Corners. Prize
winners were Mrs. Mabel
Piercy, Mrs. Thelma Hammon,
Sharon Krause and Mrs. Minnie
Stam.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Tallman
came home from Oregon State
University to spend the Christ­
mas vacation with their par­
ents Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tall­
man of Ridgeview and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Seuell.
Mrs. Harvey Bennett called
on Mrs. Anna Hamilton Fri­
day afternoon near Wilder.
Mrs. Edythe Prosser was
a Saturday visitor in the Delno
Brock home in Ontario.
Gayle and Cleve Clucas went
caroling with the Baptist young
people Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Murle Burns
of Nyssa were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Sillonis.
Mrs. Margaret Wood of Mar­
sing and family were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Bennett.
COMING EVENTS
SATURDAY, DEC. 25 - Merry
Christmas Everyone!
SUNDAY, DEC. 26 - Maso­
nic Lodge#147,Installation, Ma­
sonci Hall, 2 p.m.
MONDAY, DEC. 27 - Jobie
Installation of officers, Eagles
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
TUESDAY, DEC. 28 - Yellow
Rose Rebekah, IOOF Hall, 8
p.m.
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Newell Heights
APPLE VALLEY ITEMS
BY DALE WITT
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............................BY FRANCES SMALLEY...........................
NEWELL HEIGHTS-Michael
Pratt came to Boise Saturday by
plane from Treasure Island, San
Francisco. He was met by his
sister Shelia Pratt and Lorna
Hardman. He has a three weeks
leave.
Cherrylee Chamberlain came
home Saturday afternoon from
Provo, Utah where she attends
BYU.
She rode home with
Merlia Ashby.
Terrilyn Chamberlain went
on a tubing party Friday and
Saturday at Pinetop.
Mrs. Bobbi Jo Boren and two
children, and her mother, Mrs.
Vivian Davidson and son Charles
of Vale
left for Huntington
Beach, California Friday where
she has employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leedy
of Huntington were Friday
luncheon guests of Mrs. Lydia
Worden.
They were on their
way to Sacremento, Calif., to
visit his brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Leedy, who were former
Newell Heights residents, and
will visit their son in San Fran­
cisco. C.B. Hill was a Friday
afternoon caller and visited
with the Leedys.
Mrs. Stanley Hill visited Mrs.
Lydia Worden Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer,
Mrs. Vernon Ward, Mrs. Ila
Gustosson of Caldwell, andC.B.
Hill were guests at a birthday
dinner at theCarl Lee Hill home
Sunday, honoring Mrs. Jim Phi­
fer on her birthday anniversary.
Marcia Topliff came home
Sunday from Pacific University
at Forest Grove. She has three
weeks to spend visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Topliff.
Mrs. Bill Webb went to Provo,
Utah Thursday and visited her
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Hastriter and family.
While
there they celebrated the birth­
day of her grandchildren. She
returned home Sunday morning.
Melanie Webb, Susan and
•Johnny Stam decorated the
Christmas tree at the home of
their grandparents,
Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Webb Sunday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Conant of
Nampa were Sunday dinner
guests at the Bill Conant home.
Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Van De­
water and son Kent of Big Bend
were Sunday dinner guests of
her sisters, Mrs. Dale Witt
and Mrs. Rhea Percival.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud McDermott
and family of Caldwell were
Friday afternoon visitors in the
L.C. McDermott home.
Mrs. Dave Savage and girls
and Mrs. Jeanie Fenn and girls
of Ontario visited their mother,
Mrs. Carl Fenn Sunday after­
noon.
Ray S’mpson and his son Gene
went on their trap line Sunday.
They caught two bobcats near
Shellbark.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Eason
and son Jon were Sunday din­
ner guests in the Ray Simpson
home.
Mrs. Alfred Simpson
and Mrs. Marion York were Sun­
day afternoon and evening visi­
tors.
Thursday Mrs. Rollo Fenn
was a dinner guest in the Ray
Simpson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson
attended ths funeral of Mrs.
Mabie Thompson in Parma Fri­
day. They were friends when
they lived in Colorado.
Charles Pitman entered the for the bank and seed company.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston
Caldwell Hospital Monday for
were Sunday dinner guests of
tests and observation.
George Shoemaker of Nampa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shippy at
visited Thursday with Mr. and the Eastside Cafe in Ontario.
The Susannah Circle met Sa­
Mrs. Roy Rookstool.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells at­ turday afternoon in the home of
tended the Sells family Christ­ Mrs. Waldo Smalley. It had been
mas dinner given in the Carl postponed from Thursdayafter-
Sells home at Nyssa Sunday. noon due to memorial services
Mrs. Ed Sells visited Mrs. for Mabel Thompson. A Christ­
Frieda Thomas Tuesday after­ mas program was given and
Christmas gifts for shut-ins
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Fritts at­ were prepared.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smalley
tended the Tuning familyChrist-
mas party given in the Paul of Ontario were Saturday eve­
Parsons home at Boise Satur­ ning guests in the Waldo Smal­
ley home.
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley
Callers during the past week
to visit with Mrs. Ethel Wild visited Mrs. Elizabeth Grimes
in the Dwight Seward home at Caldwell hospital Wednesday
were; Mr. and Mrs. Robert afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. John
Price, Dorthy Pattee, the Rev. were Sunday evening guests in
Manley, Mrs. Cleta Saunders, the Leeland Dewey home at
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wild all of Gayway Junction.
Helen Wilson visited Mrs.
Nyssa; Mr. and Mrs. David
Saunders of Fruitland; Mr. and Tuella Breneman at Ontario
Mrs. Ed Topliff of Rupert; Dal­ Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sim­
las Rogers of Caldwell, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Pierce of Boise and mons and family of Boise were
Lester Robinson of Connell, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Rex Nichols.
Washington.
Marvin Jackson left Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robinson
and family were overnight for his home in Portland after
Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. a two weeks visit with friends
Dwight Seward. They left the and relatives.
George Shoemaker of Nampa
next day for Joplin, Mo., by
plane to visit relatives during visited Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Rookstool.
the Christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Finley Simmer
of Bates, Oregon were Satur­ JACK AND JILL
day afternoon and overnight
CHRISTMAS
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Honey.
Sunday morning they PROGRAM
all went to the Don Derryberry
Mr. Mark Moncur’s Jack &
home in Payette for a morning
breakfast.
After doing some Jill Kindergarten will present
shopping later in the day the their annual Christmas pro­
gram Wednesday (today) Dec.
Simmers left for home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey 22 at 10 p.m.
The children will present a
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Christmas program for their
King Friday evening.
parents. After the program they
Nicole
Dewey visited her
will have a gift exchange.
grandparents
Mr. and Mrs.
George Griffin Friday and Sa­
turday evening while her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Dewey
attended the Christmas banquets
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As you rejoice on Christmas, may
you gather many blessings and gain
deep spiritual contentment.
FELIZ NAVIDAD
Oue las bendiciones y el carino del
Santo Niño sea con ustedes.
St. Bridget'« Catholic Church
Fr. Robert Simard, Pastor and Pat Buckley, Jesuit Volunteer