Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, December 30, 1971, Page 13, Image 13

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Thursday, December 30, 1971
Page Thirteen
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CHANNEL 7
CHANNEL 2
SUNDAY
Miscellaneous
Services
For Sale
Miscellaneous
SINGER SALES & SERVICE,
complete service on all
makes. Free home demon­
strations. Ontario Sewing &
Vacuum Center. 309 S. Ore­
gon Street. 889-6167. 44-tfc
For Salo —
Real Estate
RESIDENCE LOTS - 165 FOOT
frontage on Park Avenue at
N. 1st Street.
$3,000.00.
Nyssa Insurance Agency -
Ralph G. Lawrence, Agent
105 Main, Nyssa , Oregon
97913.
40-tfc
HOME, 3 BEDROOM, FULL
basement, garbage disposal,
dishwasher, air-cond., gas
furnace, bath and half, sto­
rage
shed, 2 lots, quiet
neighborhood. Call 372-3756
before 3 p.m.
48-tfc
TWO BEDROOM HOME ON
spacious lot - fenced back
yard. $10,500.
Mel Beck
Real Estate. Call 372-3532.
:
5o-tfc
2'BEDROOM HOME WITH 2
baths on large lot at 530 N.
12nd Street, Nyssa. Full price
J ¿9,750.
Write Department
; of Veterans’ Affairs, General
; Services Building, Salem,
* Oregon 97310.
52-3tc
3 RENTALS WITH
INCOME OF
$120 per mo. - duplex and
single dwelling. 118 N. 1st
« Street - all for $6,000. Call
452-1578
or write M.W.
Powell, Rt. 1, Box 220, Fruit­
53-3tp
« land.
For Rent or Lease
ONE BEDROOM NEWLY DE-
corated apt. Drapes, carpet
stove, refrigerator and fire­
place, $135 per month. Adults
only. Call 889-6473 between
9-5.
49-tfc
FISCHER’S
MOBILE HOME
Park. Large spaces available.
Can accomodate double wide
or expandoes. VA approved
and natural gas hook-ups.
Phone 372-3393.
47-tfc
APPLE VALLEY ITEMS
BY FRANCES SMALLEY.................
ELECTROLUX - SALES, SER-
vice and supplies of vacuum
cleaners and floor polishers.
Harold Potter, Phone 549-
1745, Wesier, Idaho.
1-tfc
MONDAY NIGHT MIXED
SIGNS, WE’VE GOT 'EM—FOR
RENT,FORSALE, NO HUNT­
ING, NO TRESPASSING, Gate HOUSEWIFE LEAGUE
City Journal. Letuscustom-
print your order.
36-tfnc Channel Cats
The Mad Trio
PROFESSIONAL TYPE RE- Pin Ups
sults, do-it yourself prices.
Pin Poppers
They’re yours when you clean
Alley Cats
your carpets with Bissell Rug
Sugar Pins
Shampoo and $1. a day rental
Double Splits
electric
shampooer from
Misguided Missiles
Firestone Store, Phone 372-
Gallopin Gals
2124.
52-ltc
Gallopin Gals
SPEED YOUR WORK WITH' A The CooCoo’s
High games and series, Allie
rubber stamp. For speedy
service order direct from Hartley, 191/497; Fern Adams,
180/490; Minnie Adams, 183;
the Gate City Journal.
36-tfnc Emma Benedict, 471.
Bowlers of the week, Fern
1971 SECURITY 11’WITH REF., Adams, 490 scratch; Joyce Lien-
Monomatic furnace - Delux, kaemper, 561 handicap.
Winners of the first half were
Wilton C. Jackson Sales,
Phone 372-2215.
44-tfc the Channel Cats, Ida Miner,
Arlene Hendrick and Marian
LOST
BRIGHT
CARPET Danford.
colors . , . restore them
0
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0
with Blue Lustre. Rent el­ SPORTSMAN LEAGUE
ectric shampooer $1. Coast
to Coast Store, Nyssa, Call Owyhee Barber
44
20
372-3545.
52-ltc Bass Union 76
42
22
Oregon Concrete 36.5
27.5
KIRBY VACUUM CLEANERS Nyssa Auto
34
30
Sales and Repairs, Julian Riebs Market
33
31
Jaramillo. 889-5954 49-4tp Q Trophy Cabin
32.5
31.5
31
33
BUSINESS CARDS - RAISED- Parma Water
23.5
40.5
letter styles, $8.00 per thou­ Idaho Sporting
22.5
41.5
Gate City Journal. Idaho Power
sand.
22
42
____^_^_36^tfnc B Si M Equipment
Owyhee Barber Shop were
Business
winners of first half of season.
High team games and series:
Opportunities
Q Trophy Cabin, 1033/2973;
EARN $7,200 ANNUALLY GRCL- Parma Water Lifter, 1018/1032/
wing Ginseng Root for us! 2921; Riebs Market, 2883.
High individual games and
Send $2 (refundable) for seeds,
contract, instructions. GC series; Sal Parra, 235/593; Bob
Herbs; 261 PleasantSt., Mid- Fangen, 539; Don Breshears,
dleboro, Mass. 02346. 52-3tp 538; Jack Carter, 222; Monty
Burbank, 207.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Johannesen-Adams
49
15
Howards Texaco
36
28
White Satin Sugar
34
30
First Nat’l Bank
32
32
34
Co-op Supply
30
Hiatt Brothers
26
38
Eastmans Insurance 26
38
M i W Market
23
41
High team games and series:
Howards Texaco, 2947; Nyssa
Co-op, 1020/1021/2924; First
Nat’l Bank, 1020/2852.
High individual games and
series: Cork Olsen, 222/604;
Bob Meisinger, 214/569; Cla­
rence Page, 565; Shay Bybee,
203.
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NEWLY REDECORATED, ONE
bedroom duplex. Single or
couple only, $65 per month.
References required.
Call
: 372-3081 or 372-3946. 51-3tc
FÜRNISHED ONE BEDROOM
home. Call 372-3084
52-ltc
My Neighbors
EXPERT MEDICAL CARE and
a mother's love can make a
world of difference to a little
girl. Although 8-month-old
Erica Taylor looks healthy,
she suffers from a rare meta­
bolic birth defect—Bartter's
syndrome. A rigidly controlled
diet is part of the treatment
prescribed at the March of
Dimes Birth Defects Program
“I'm afraid they didn't at Jackson Memorial Hospi­
tal, Miami. January is March
swallow your story.”
of Dimes month.
____________________________
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1967 Caprice 4-Door Hardtop
V-8, AT
1967 Impalo 4-Door Sedan
V-8, AT, PS, PB.
1968 Biscayne 2-Door Sedan
V-8, AT
1970 Comoro SS
V-8, 4-SPEED TRANSMISSION
1969 Chevrolet ’A ton Pick-up
V-8, 4-SPEED TRANSMISSION
1961 International 'A ton Pick-up
TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
Home Dairies
58.5
41.5
Twilight Cafe
58
42
Farmers Feed
57
43
43
Nyssa Police
57
44
Niagara Chemical
56
Eastside Cafe
55.5
Murdock-Mendiola
52
Frank’s Sinclair
48
Elliott Tire
43.5
42
Dessert Seed
Palmer’s Equip.
38.5
Adrian Oil
34
High scratch and handicap
games: Chet Takatori, 236; John
Purinton, 235; Woodie Suell,
226; Handicap:
John Purin­
ton, 263; Woodie Suell, 260;
Earl Campbell, 252,
High scratch and handicap
series: Dick Pounds 789; Bernie
Pollard, 771; John Purinton,
750. Handicap: Dick Pounds,
897; Bernie Pollard, 847; John
Purinton, 862.
• High scratch team series:
Eastside Cafe, 2827; Twilight
Cafe, 2650; Niagara Chem.,
2647. High handicap team se­
ries: Dessert Seed, 3131; East­
side Cafe, 3109; NiagaraChem.,
3047.
High scratch team game:
Eastside Cafe, 762; Niagara
Chem., 734; Adrian Oil, 708.
High handicap team game:
Niagara Chem., 834; Eastside
Cafe, 831; Adrian Oil, 825.
37
Allen-Purinton
36.5
Talbot-Larsen
36
Heitzman-Stam
32.5
Holcomb-Stacy
31.5
Laan-Phifer
30
Sarazin-Larson
29
Lundy-Snyder
28.5
Jones-Knowles
27
Looney-Takami
24
Wilson-Metcalf
VanderOord-Stam
23
25
Stedman-Hill
Womens high games and
ries: Nancy Heitzman, 208/510;
Phoebe Snyder, 199; Leslie Lar­
sen, 179; Mardi Larson, 483;
Ruth Allen, 473.
Mens high games and series:
Ernie Metcalf, 222/548; Frank
Morris, 220; Ray Larson, 202/
583; David Sarazin, 202; John
Siam, 559.
Sarazin-Larson, team high
game and series, 862/2415 with
handicap.
Bowlers of the week: Bar­
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward
bara Sarazin, 459, scratch; Les­
entertained for Christmas din­
lie Looney, 601, handicap.
ner Mr. and Mrs. Burton Smith
0
0
0
of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Pierce and family of Boise,
THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED
Mrs. Mabel Fox and Mrs. Hilda
Rathbun, and Mrs. Ethel Wild.
38.5
21.5
Butcher-Chadd
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wagner
21.5 entertained with a Sunday din­
38.5
Stutheit-Clary
27.5 ner for Mr. and Mrs. Larry
32.5
Morris-Miller
27.5 Miller and sons, Mr. and Mrs.
32.5
Holmes-Myrick
29.5 Jim Striker and daughters, Mr.
Greenway-Morrison30.5
30 and Mrs. Phil Boles and family
30
Riggs-Card
30 and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mil­
McDaniel-Wagner
30
32 ler.
VanderOord-Pounds 28
34
26
Morrison-Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble
34 and Sue entertained for Christ­
26
Frank-Seward
36 mas dinner Rev. and Mrs. Wal­
24
Focht-Walter
36.5 ter Hopper and daughters of
23.5
Martin-Hatch
Womens high games and se- Midvale and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
ries: Beverley Morrison, 213/ Dibble and family ofCambridge
556; Jolene McDaniel, 208; Edie
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts
Stutheit, 190/524; Margie M.l- were Friday evening guests of
ler, 503.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tuning
Mens high games and series: at Roswell.
Don Hatch, 223/588; Gib Hol­
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts
mes, 216/563; Pete Vander- entertained for Christmas din­
Oord, 199; Ray Riggs, 543. ner Mr. and Mrs. Baily Arma-
Team high game and series: cost of Payette, Mr. and Mrs.
Stutheit-Clary, 823/2351.
Don Fritts and family, and Mr.
Bowlers of the week: B. Mor- and Mrs. Clarence Tuning. In
rison, 556, scratch and Mary the evening Mr. and Mrs. Ro­
Riggs, 609, handicap.
bert Tuning and Mrs. Emma
0
0
0
Tuning were guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Derry-
PATRIOTS LEAGUE
berry and family of Payette,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam King and
17 Mrs. George Griffin were Wed­
43
White Satin
26 nesday evening guests of Mr.
34
Nyssa Welding
27 and Mrs. Gene Honey.
33
Muir Roberts
27.5
32.5
Olympic
Mr. and Mrs. George Griffin
29.5 entertained on Christmas Eve
30.5
Paulus Jewelry
30
30 with dinner and a gift exchange
Sunset Market
31 for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey,
29
Sugar Bowl
33 Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Dewey
27
Wilsons
22
38 and Nicole, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Eders
39 Griffin and daughters, Mr. and
19
Idaho 1st Nat’l
High team game and series: Mrs. John Lilly and J. J. and
White Satin, 926/2645.
Mrs. Helen Lilly.
High games and series: Mabie
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miller
Fangen, 193/210/548; Helen and sons and Mr. and Mrs.
Okai, 208/531; Naomi Fritts, Alex Wagner were Christmas
503.
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bowlers of the week: Mabie Albert Miller.
Fangen, 548, scratch and Sadie
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bales and
Butcher 543, handicap.
family were among the family
guests for Christmas dinner
in the Stanley Bales home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Striker
of Payette entertained Satur­
day evening with a gift excha­
nge for Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Wagner, Mr. and Mrs, Larry
In Stride
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MAIN STREET
NYSSA, OREGON
PHONE 372-2224
- Gospel Hour
- Tabernacle Choir
- Revival Fires
- Oral Roberts Presents
- It is Written
- Face the Nation
- TBA
- Stanley Cup 1971
- NHL Hockey
- Glen Campbell
- Sixty Minutes
- Glen Campbell
- KBOI Special Report
- The FBI
- Movie, "The Bravos”
- Cade’s County
- KBOI Eyewitness News
- CBS Sunday News
- Movie,“Stay AwayJoe”
- Morning Headlines
Agriculture USA
Faith for Today
Rex Humbard
Bullwinkle
Make a Wish
Jackson Five
Meet the Press
Football Conference
Viewpoint
World of Disney
Jimmy Stewart show
Bonanza
Movie’Td Rather be
Rich”
9:50 - ABC Weekend News
10:00 - Analysis Seven
10:20 - Movie,"The LivelySet’
7:00
7:30
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9:30
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Miller and sons and Mr. and
Mrs, Phil Bales and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sim­
mons and family of Boise and
Gordon and Mrs. Varde Nichols
of Caldwell were Christmas
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smal­
ley and family of Ontario were
Friday dinner guests of Mr.
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
and Mrs. Waldo Smalley.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley
7:00 - Today Show
were among the family guests
for Christmas dinner in the
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:25 - Analysis Seven
7:30 - Today Show
Del Meeker home at Ontario.
8:00 - Dinah’s Place
7:00 - Captain Kangaroo
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley
8:30 - Concentration
CBS Morning News
visited on Sunday afternoon with
8:00
9:00 - Sale of Century
8:30
My Three Sons
Mr. and Mrs. George Farrell
9:30 - Hollywood Squares
9:00
Jack La Lanne
and family of Madera, Cali­
10:00 - Jeopardy
9:30
Love of Life
fornia.
Mrs. Betty Grimes
10:30 - Who, What or Where
Where the Heart Is
10:00
visited in the Mildred McClure
10:55 - NBC News
home at Caldwell.
10:25
CBS Mid-Day News
10:30
Search for Tomorrow 11:00 - Three on a Match
Christmas Day guests in the
11:30 - Let’s Make a Deal
11:00
Jed Gooing home were Mr. and
General Hospital
11:30
Mrs. Vear Haile, Mr. and Mrs.
As the World Turns 12:00 - Newlywed Game
12:30 - Today in Idaho
Eyewitness News
12:00
Terry Haile and family, Mr.
1:00 - Another World
12:30
Guiding Light
and Mrs. Robert Haile and fa­
1:30 - Bright Promise
Secret Storm
mily and Dean Haile.
1:00
2:00 - Somerset
1:30
Edge of Night
Mr. and Mrs. John Boston
2,30 - Bewitched
2:00
entertained for Christmas din­
Password
3:00 - That Girl
2:30
Love is Splendid Thing
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pear­
3:30 - Love American Style
3:00
The Virginian
son and Linda of New Plymouth,
4:00 - Daniel Boone
4:30
Family Affair
and Mrs. Earl Boston.
4:55 - Periscope
4:55
Theatre Billboard
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston
5:00 - NBC Nightly News
5:00
CBS Evening News
were overnight Saturday and Sun
5:30 - Analysis Seven
Eyewitness News
5:30
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­
Truth orConsequences
6:00
bert Shippy at Weiser. Danny
MONDAY
Shippy came home with them for
a few days visit.
MONDAY
6:00 - NBA Basketball
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pit­
8:15 -NBA Post Game
6:30 - Partridge Family
man were among the family din­
8:30 - Wild Kingdom
7:00 - Here’s Lucy
ner guests on Christmas in the
9:00 - Laugh In
7:30 - Doris Day Show
home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen­
10:00 - Analysis Seven
8:00 - Sonny & Cher
wood Robinson at Boise.
10:30 - Tonight Show
9:00 - Hawaii Five-0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pit­
10:00 - Movie,“The Rising of
man are the proud great-grand­
TUESDAY
the Moon”
parents of their first great
12:00 - Morning Headlines
grandchild born December 21
6:00 - Wild Kingdom
to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rangel
6:30 - Movie,"Gidget
Gets
TUESDAY
(Sandra Sue Pitman) of Tacoma.
Married”
The baby was named Sam Jason
8:00 - Marcus Welby, M D.
6:30 - Mod Squad
and weighed six pounds six
7:30 - Cannon
9:00 - Nichols
ounces.
10:00 - Analysis Seven
8:30 - Dragnet
Christmas dinner guests of
10:30 - Tonight Show
9:00 - Medical Center
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Favorell
10:00 - Eyewitness News
were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey,
10:30 - Movie,“Five Graves to WEDNESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. George Griffin,
Cairo”
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Griffin and
6:00 - Adam 12
12:15 - Morning Headlines
Calvin of Nyssa, Mrs. John Lilly
6:30 - Movie, “The Face of
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie
Murder”
Gorrell and Penny Gann and
8:00 - Night Gallery
WEDNESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jordan all
9:00 - Longstreet
of Boise.
10:00 - Analysis Seven
6:00 - National Geographic
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morgan
10:30 - Tonight Show
7:00 - The Seven Seas
and family and Marilee Wilson
8:00 - Movie, “ThreeCoinsin
of U. of I. were dinner guests
THRUSDAY
The Fountain”
on Christmas of Mrs. Helen
10:00 - Eyewitness News
Wilson. Marilee arrived home
6:00 - Hee Haw
10:30 - Movie,“In the Navy”
Wednesday from U. of 1.
7:00 - Ironside
11:45 - Morning Headlines
Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson
8:00 - Dean Martin Show
of Pinehurst were visiting re­
9:00 - Flip Wilson Show
THURSDAY
latives and friends overtheCh-
10:00 - Analysis Seven
ristmas weekend.
10:30 - Tonight Show
6:30 - My Three Sons
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rucker and
7:00 - Movie,“Liquidators”
family were guests for a family
FRIDAY
9:00 - Mannix
dinner on Christmas in the Ray
10:00 - Eyewitness News
Rucker home at Boise.
6:00 - Brady Bunch
10:30 - Movie,“April Love”
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Van Lan­
6.30 - Movies,"Lost Flight”
12:10 - Morning Headlines
dingham of Coos Bay were
8:30 - The DA
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
9:00 - Man is My Name
FRIDAY
Jim Edens.
10:00 - Analysis Seven
10:30 - Tonight Show
6:30 - Partridge Family
7:00 - National Geographic
SATURDAY
8:00 - All in the Family
8:30 - Entertainer of the Year
6:30
Deputy Dawg
10:00 - Eyewitness News
7:00
10:30 - Movie, “Ice Palace”
Woody Woodpecker
Pink Panther
1:00 - Morning Headlines
7:30
Jetsons
8:00
8:30
SATURDAY
Barrier Reef
Take A Giant Step
9:00
Mr. Wizard
Harlem Globetrotters 10:00
Bugaloos
Help! It’s Hair Bear 10:30
American Bandstand
Pebbles and Bam Bam 11:00
Lancelot Link
Archie’s T.V. Funnies 11:30
Senior Football
Sabrina, Teenage Witch 12:00
3:00
Hula Bowl Football
Josie & the Pussycats
5:00
Lawrence Welk
Monkees
6:00
The Partners
Your are There
6:30
Movie,“The Astronaut”
Children’s Film
BUSINESS BUILDING 1/2
8:00
Movie, "Vanished”
Bugs Bunny
block off Main Street.
Part I
Scooby Doo
$3500.
10:00
ABC Weekend News
Restless Gun
WE
HAVE
SEVERAL
10:15
Analysis Seven
WAC Basketball
choice building sites
John Wayne Theatre
10:30
Golf Classic
about 3 miles from town.
Saturday News
Most sides have excellent
Truth orConsequences
view of entire valley.
O’Hara, US Treasury
Lots will be approx. 11/4
Mary Tyler Moore
acres and will be on dead
Dick Van Dyke
end road with good access
rim
i Il s
4
Arnie
to paved road to town.
Mission: Impossible
Priced from $2000 to
Gunsmoke
$2500.
Eyewitness News
VERY GOOD 2 BEDROOM
Owen Marshall
home with extra large
Movie, “Cash McCall”
lot. Includes large dou­
Morning Headlines
ble door shop completely
lined. Suitable for small
SEVERAL PORTABLE TV
auto repair shop. Easy to
sets, at various prices,
heat.
Good
location.
30 day guarantee.
$9,750 with terms.
PARKER TV SERVICE
9£ethe
march
of Dimes
REAL ESTATE
PAINTING
BODY WORK
AND
WALKING TALL, Carmen
Donesa, 8, March of Dimes
1972 Poster Girl, works with
physical therapist, Robert
Kennedy, at Parkview Hospi­
tal, Fort Wayne, Ind. Carmen,
born with spina bifida (open
spine), represents some 250,-
000 children stricken with
birth defects every year The
March of Dimes supports re­
search, education and medi­
cal care aimed at preventing
these tragedies. January is
March of Dimes month.
1969 Opel w/air.............. $1795
MF 150 like new..............$2995
1 554 D Hydro 1966 Scout.......................... $1295
was $7,714 , F656D Tractor, with TA . .$4950
JD720D tractor w/duals. .$3250
>5,995 F Cub w/blade
$595
WINDSHIELD
Glass Installation
(FREE ESTIMATES)
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505 Main St. Ph. 372-3524
NYSSA, ORE.
SEE US
- FOR -
STA-RITE
PUMPS
SALES-SERVICE
WE SERVICE
ALL MAKES!
CALL
V-8, 4-SPEED TRANSMISSION
Johannesen*Adams Motora, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jack-
son and family of Bend, came
Sunday to spend the holiday
vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Seward.
Gary Seward and Jerry Wil­
son went by bus Wednesday to
Corvallis and accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. AllanCleaver to Port­
land Thursday where they at­
tended the Professional Basket­
ball game between the New York
Nickerbockers and Portland
Trail Blazers Thursday evening
On Friday, the Cleavers brought
the boys home.
Friday callers on Mrs. Ethel
Wild were Dr. and Mrs. John
Long, Mr. and Mrs. KlaasStam
and Sara Hobson.
Kent and Kimberlee Pierce
of Boise came Wednesday to
spend the Christmas vacation
with their grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Seward.
The Seward Family had a
gift exchange party at Jennie
Sewards on Friday evening and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce were
overnight guests in the Dwight
Seward home.
7:30
8:30
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