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Thursday, January 6, 1972 Th« Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Page Six ■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a APPLE VALLEY ITEMS cation in the Eldon Pearson home at Bend Wednesday to Saturday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher of St. Louis, Mo., visited Wed nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey and other relatives. They then went to Bend to attend the funeral services for her mo ther. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward met the plane on Thursday eve ning to bring Mr. and Mrs. Les ter Robinson and family home with them for an overnight visit. The Robinsons left for their home at Connell, Wash., Mon day after visiting with relatives in Nyssa. They had been in Kansas, Mo., during the Christ mas vacation visiting with other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Therman Hill were honored January 2 at a re ception for their 25th wedding anniversary by relatives and friends. The party was hosted by Mrs. Iva Adams, Darlene Hill and Mrs. Keith Allandar. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Doersch were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey. Mrs. William Knox was a Wednesday visitor in the Lloyd Dibble home. . . .....................»BY FRANCES SMALLEY.......................... APPLE VALLEY - Mr. and Night Party at Canyon Hill Na- Mrs. Rex Nichols and family zarene Church at Caldwell Fri spent Saturday and Sunday vi day. Monday she went for an siting in the home of Mr. and all day snow and toboggoning Mrs. Charles Simmons at Boise. party at the Midvale Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jack- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dibble son and family left Thursday for and family of Cambridge were their home at Bend after spend Friday dinner guests of Mr. ing five days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble. and Mrs. Dwight Seward and The Rev. and Mrs. Hibberd other relatives. were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble. family of Boise have been spend Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller ing the weekend with Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller Mrs. Dwight Seward and his spent Christmas with Mr. and mother Mrs. George Rauchman Mrs. George Miller in Hunt- of Nyssa. Mr. Rauchman pas ington. sed away Friday. Thursday evening Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Fritts Mrs. Gene Honey and Mr. and attended a family New Year’s Mrs. Don Derryberry and fa dinner in the Clarence Tuning mily of Payette drove around home at Roswell. the Treasure Valley Area to see Christmas dinner guests of the beautiful Christmas deco Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rookstool rations. were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rook Si Lett was a dinner guest stool, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rookstool and family of Cald Honey. Mr. and Mrs. Bud well, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edens Thompson of Alamgordo, New and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mexico were evening guests. Virgil Pierce of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Honey visited Thursday with Mr. and and family of Boise were New GIRL SCOUTS TO Mrs. Robert Rookstool at Cald Year’s dinner guests of Mr. COLLECT BOOKS well. and Mrs. Lewis of Nampa. The Jr. Girl Scout Troop Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard King and Mrs. Jim Edens were Mr. of Middleton were Sunday din #683 will be canvassing the and Mrs. Roy Rookstool and ner guests. Mr. and Mrs. area this Saturday January 8. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edens. Sam King were evening visi- They will be collecting paper Visitors the past week in the tors of Mr. and Mrs. Gene back books for children and adults. This is their community Dwight Sewardhome to see Mrs. Honey. Ethel Wild were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Duffy project for this year. The books Virgil Seward of Ontario, Mr. and family of Oxnard, Calif., will be donated to the Nyssa and Mrs. Ron Crane, Mr. and visited Thursday in the Earl Public Library. It would be greatly appreciated Mrs. Cecil Sheppard, Mr. and Boston home. Mrs. Ralph Kellogg, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shippv and if those who have books to do Mrs. Rosco Kellogg of Nampa, family of Weiser were over nate will have them ready for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morrett night guests Friday and dinner the girls when they call. of Benton City, Wash., and the guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. BUY-SEU-REHT-HIRE.^XZf Rev. and Mrs. Manley. Earl Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Sue Dibble accompanied the John Boston and family were young people of Parma Naza- also Saturday dinner guests. rene Church to a Zone Watch Shelli Boston enjoyed a va- i ave 7 (Continued From Page 1) 9. - Bill Stout opens new ap pliance store in the former Towne Garage building at 218 Main Street, under the name Stout Appliance. 9. - Nyssa High School band I leaves for a week’s trip to 1 the Calgary Stampede. 15. - Harold Kurtz was elec ted chairman of the Nyssa School Board. 15. - Three new business men welcomed in Nyssa. They were Haryey Wilmot, manager of Dessert Seed; Noah Bass, who purchased the Zinn Union “76” Station; and Dr. Frank J. Sykes, who has associated with Drs. Kerby and Danford. 22. - Pr. Jon E. Heitzman has opened his optometry prac tice at *Z N. 2nd Street, and Dr. Richard R. Temple has joined Dr. Bert Ross in the Treasure Valley Animal Hos pital. 21. - Fire completely des troyed the Bud Sappe home one and one-half miles north of Nyssa. 25. - Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brammer hurt in car-train crash at Woodburn. Q^Hometown News ‘ Call 372-2233 Christmas Day guests of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clapp , Blanch Weeks were her son, and their daughter Neta Mae Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Weeks of Wiley andfamily visited Clapp’s Parma and their daughter, Mr. sister, Mrs. Clara Williams and and Mrs. Don Durantandfamily her daughter and son-in-law at of Parma; Mr. and Mrs. Plias their home on Pierce Park Lane Johnson and family of Parma near Boise New Year’s Day. and Lola Steinke and Sherry Sunday, January 2, the Clapp’s Lee of Vale. and Wiley’s were dinner guests * * * of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wiley Serm Suddhiphayak spent of Caldwell. ♦ * * from Tuesday to Friday of last week at the home of Blanch Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost, Weeks. Christmas Day he vi spent the Christmas holiday sited the home of Mr. and Mrs. visiting their daughter, Mr. and Rankin of Caldwell and returned Mrs. Freman Warnock and to BYU Sunday. family of Condon, Oregon and ♦ ♦ * then went to Bend where they Mr. and Mrs. Otis Squier of visited their son andfamily, the Boise and Mrs. Hazel Farr of Vernon Frosts, returning home Nyssa were Sunday dinner December 31. * * * guests of Mrs. Blanch Weeks. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost New Year’s Day breakfast attended an open house in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Payette New Year’s Eve at the Bowers were Mrs. Dorthea home of T. L. Masingill. ♦ » ♦ Mitchell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson and family The Beinard Frosts met Mr. and their married daughter, and Mrs. John E. Waggoner Mrs. Linda Earland. Tuesday, Jan. 4 who have been August ♦ ♦ ♦ visiting their daughter, Mrs. 2. - Two spray plane pilots Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Croc Pat Ostrander and family of collided in mid-air and one ker entertained in their home La Guna Beach, California at plane crashed into the Ray New Year’s Eve with a pinochle the Boise Airport. Schulties’ home in Cow Hollow * * * party. Guests were Mr. and area. The home was completely Mrs. Earl Kygar, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Abe, Jeff destroyed. Mrs. Evelvn £chul- Larry Culbertson and Mr. and Ralph and Brian spent the holi thies and the two pilots, Ross Mrs. Buster Talbot. days visiting with Kay Abe in Allen and William Pierce were * * * Portland. They also visited killed and a fourth person, Mrs. New Year’s Day dinner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mihara Dewey Garner, died on the way guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bus and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hamasaki to the hospital after suffering ter Talbot and Ladeana were and family in Seattle; and Mr. a heart attack near the scene Buster’s sister Marita Coe of and Mrs. Kon Abe and Mrs. S. of the accident. Roseburg and friend; Mr. and Yamoto in Redmond, Wash. Kay 4. - Nyssa’s sixth annual Mrs. Larry Culbertson and is employed at Freight Liners in Thunderegg Days gets underway family; Mr. and Mrs. Charley Portland. attracting visitors from many Culbertson, and Mr. and Mrs. states and Canada. * * * Rusty Talbot. 8. - The gravesite of Jean Marilee Wilson spent the Ch ♦ » ♦ Baptiste Charbonneau was dedi ristmas holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Peterson cated. He was the son of Sa- visited their daughter, Mr. and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob cajewea. Wilson. She is a student ai Mrs. Donald C. (Avon) Ander 15. - Senator and Mrs. Bob son and four boys of Shelton, EOC in ♦ La Grande. Packwood spent the morning in ♦ ♦ Wash, and another daughter, Visiting at the home of their Nyssa, visiting the Amalga Mrs. Joy Christensen and five parents, Mr.and Mrs. Boyd Wil mated Sugar factory, later children in Olympia during the speaking in Ontario that evening, son over the holidays was Christmas holiday. 19. - Plans were revealed Cheryl Wilson a student at EOC * * * by the Treasure Valley United in La Grande and Gary Wilson New Year’s Day dinner guests Gary was on a Action Committee to establish of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers of Madras. a year around Day Care Center and Sunshine Dunten were Mr. two week vacation. in Nyssa. The Wilsons were Christmas and Mrs. Stanley Byers and 25. - Nyssa Chamber of family and Mrs. Eva Embreeof Day dinner guests at the home Commerce hosts annual teac Ontario. Sunshine is feeling of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliott. hers luncheon, welcoming new Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilson much better now having been ill spent New Years with Mr. and and old teachers back to school. for some time. 30. - Schools in Nyssa and ♦ ♦ * Mrs. Preston Jackson in Baker. Adrian open for a new year. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farmer re Seven new teachers are in the Mrs. Jesse Shuster visited turned to Billings, Montana, Adrian school, and 12 in the New Year’s Day and called the Sunday at the home of Mr. and Nyssa Schools. Mrs. Fred Shartner in Vale. Byers to let them know they re turned home safely due to the They attended church and later Celeste Udally of Portland bad roads they encountered enjoyed dinner together. was a house guest of the Pounds * * * going home. for two weeks over the holidays. Holiday guests at the home of The Lloyd Pounds met Celeste ♦ ♦ ♦ the Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Pounds Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burning two years ago at a Camp Meeting ham spent the holiday week in were their sons David Pounds held in Turner, Oregon. Salt Lake City and Provo, Utah of Garden Grove, Calif., and Joining the family for Christ skiing and visiting relatives in Jonathan Pounds, who is sta mas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. tioned at the Navy Base at Dixon, Miles Connelly and family of that area. California. Parma. Professional Directory 7 Physicians and Surgeons Dial 372-2241 Thio chart will help you Put “monoy plan your «crving* goal* magic" to work for your family, by combining: (1) Regular Savings — a fixed amount each month (21 the good earning* we pay on your tending* (3) Earning* on the earning* you leave in, compounded at regular intervoto 5 How Saving« Orow PiR ANNUM 88 Passbook Monthly •10 Monthly Sts Monthly 820 Monthly 6» Monthly •00 Monthly 8100 Monthly 6 month» 30 44 60 88 91 31 121 75 152.19 304 38 608.75 1 yaor 61 64 123 28 184 90 246 54 308 18 616 37 1232 72 2 yaor» 126 40 252 81 379 17 505 57 631 97 1263 94 2527 84 3 yaor» 194 44 388 89 583 26 777.71 972 15 1944 30 3888 S3 4 year» 265 93 531 85 797 69 1063 62 1329 55 2659 10 5318.11 1364 01 1705 04 3410 09 6820 06 S yaor* 341 03 682 06 1022 98 10 yaor» 777 58 1555 16 2332 48 311006 3887 64 7775 28 15550 31 15 yoor» 1336 40 2672 80 4008 76 5345 15 6681 55 13363 10 2672 5 77 20 yoort 2051 73 4103 47 6154 S3 8206 26 10257 99 20515 99 41031 30 PIONEER FEDERAL 225 S..W. 4di Are. — Ontario MAULDING CLINIC L. A. Maulding, M.D. Charles E. Vinetti, M.D. Physicians and Surgeons Dial 372-2216 HOURS: 9 to 12 noon and 2 to 5 P.M,, - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. 9 to 12 noon, Wednesday and Saturday. Weight labs. “By appoint ment only’’ Wednesday. DAVID W. SARAZIN, M.D. Physician and Surgeon HOURS: 10 to 12 noon & 2 to 5 P.M. - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Fri day. 10 to 12 Saturday. Phones: Office 372-3365 372-3173 Residence Optometrists DR. JOHN EASLY 387 S. W. 4th AVENUE Ontario, Oregon - Phone - Ontario .... 889-8017 DR. J. E. HEITZMAN 7 North 2nd Street Nyssa .... 372-3747 Veterinarians TREASURE VALLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL Phone 372-2251 DR. B. E. ROSS Nyssa .... 37/ DR. DICK TEMPLE Nyssa .... 372-3329 Decamber 3. - Nyssa Chamber of Com4- merce feeds 1200 people at pan1-' cake supper. ' J 4. - Santa Claus came tq Nyssa to commence Christmas season. 9. - Nyssa hosts sixth annual Invitational Wrestling Tourna ment with 19 teams represented Nyssa wrestlers won their owrt tournament. ‘” 10. - Combined community and high school choir presents' Handel’s "Messiah” before' large crowd in NHS gym. 15. - U. S. National Bank has open house in observance of 2nd year in Nyssa. 16. - School budget commit^' tee starts work on school bud-' get, with WoodrowSeuell chair-' man. 23. - Eulah McConnel named "Teacher of the Year” by the’ Nyssa Education Association?,' in competition for "Oregdh' Teacher of the Year”. 24. - George Moore cele brates 102nd birthday. 26. - Lynn Hirai nominated' for the Merchant Marine Aca-" demy. L K. E. KERBY M.D. K. A. DANFORD, M.D. F. J. SYKES, M.D. out ofeveiÿ dollar and watch your money grtjwwidius. 7. - Scott Engstrom, Mardi Cole, Nancy Looney and Geren Manley to participate in state honor band and choir in Port- land. Sugar 11. - Amalgamated Factory starts operations, with estimated 737,000 tons of beets to be harvested and processed. 14. - Father Robert Simard new pastor of St. Bridget’s Catholic Church, replacing Father Charles Young who is now in Baker. 14. - Nyssa School Board votes to withdraw from Greater Oregon League and confine at hletic competition to the Snake River Valley (SRV) League. 14. - Ronald A. Batt retires from shoe repair business after 28 years in same location in Nyssa. 21. - David Robbins, Brent Richesin, Bill Holmes and Bob Holmes attend National FFA Convention in Kansas City. 21. - George R. Gurr named Vale district manager of BLM, replacing Max Lieurance. 21. - Harry Peterson honor ed by the Treasure Valley Ch ambers of Commerce. LET'S GET ACQUAINTED Physicians and Surgeons HOURS: 9 to 12 noon & 2 to 5 P.M. - Monday through Friday, 10 to 12 Saturday. 21. - Rev. William R. Lewis new pastor of Faith Lutheran Church, replacing Rev. Orville Jacobson. 28. - Irvine Mann, Oregon Director of Agriculture, was a Nyssa and Malheur CouMy September visitor. 2. - Ferdinando Chirici, 17, 30. - Eastern Oregon dis from Florence, Italy arrives to trict convention hosted by Nyssa spend the year with the Dar Jen FHA Chapter. sen family under the AFS pro gram. No vem bar 2. - Fred S. Schilling has 4. - George Patterson from been nominated to receive the American Farmer Degree, Bend purchased Nyssa Rexall highest presented by the Na Pharmacy from Glen Kane. 4. - New business, The Mal tional FFA organization. 3. - Nyssa football team heur Sportsman, opened by Jon opens season with 22-15 vic Purinton at 218 Main Street, sharing quarters with Stout Ap tory over Vale. 9. - Flying Realty starts pliance. three new homes in Nyssa, and 4. - Mr. and Mrs. Dale John ground has been broken for ston purchased the shoe repair three others on Thompson shop at 311 Main Street, arid Avenue. will operate it as Dale’s Shoe 16. - Annual Krazy Days Repair Shop. held by Nyssa merchants. 5. - Nyssa Bulldogs wjn 16. - Twilight Cafe closed SRV Championship with 5O;6 temporarily by fire which victory over Payette, their fir St SRV championship in over ¿5 burned out the kitchen. 20. - Oregon Association of years. County Treasurers held 56th 11. - Nyssa voters pass Dog annual convention in Ontario Control Ordinance and revenue with Mrs. Jean Bond, Malheur measure with 206 voting Yes, County Treasurer official hos 86 No. tess. 11. - Sugarbeet harvest 91% 20. - Gary Jackson, former complete with yields averaging resident of Burns, joins Nyssa 23.5 tons to the acre. Police Department as officer. 18. - KayC LaFay, Nyssa 23. - Dr. Gus Tanaka in Homecoming Queen named one stalled as state president of of five princesses to ride ofi the Oregon Medical Association the queen’s float in the Boise in Portland. Fairyland parade. 24. - KayC LaFay was na 23. - Nyssa residents host to med Homecoming Queen, with 1971 SRV Championship team Jim Wagstaff princesses Melodi Ferrenburg, with banquet. Lillian Moore and Shan Moss. Boise State College assistant 30. - Kurt D. Swinburnson football coach, was principal was sworn in as deputy dis speaker. trict attorney for Malheur 20. - Parade of Homes spon County. sored by Malheur Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. October 30. - New bleachers built during the summer by high school students under the Na tional Youth Corps program welcome addition to the Nyssa athletic field. A STORE FULL OF BARGAINS AT CUT RATE PRICES! SALE DATES - THIRS., FRI.. SAT KOTEX _ 1 40’s FDS FEMININE W/COUPON HYGIENE SPRAY NAPKINS $122 • ^PREG. A SUPER \ W/O COUPON $1.50 W/O COUPON $1.79 COUPON EXP. 1-8-72 COUPON EXP. 1-8-72 , GOOD AT NYSSA REXALL ■ GOOD AT NYSSA REXALL MW KLEENEX 200 COUNT W/COUPON * ? qc n L J W/O COUPON 49? * COUPON EXP. 1-8-72 . GOOD AT NYSSA REXALL 8-TRACK PRE-RECORDED STEREO TAPES LEADING RECORDING ARTISTS VALUES FROM $6.98 AND UP REXALL KLENZO * < 33 TOOTH BRUSHES REG. 49? COME IN AND REGISTER FOR THESE VALUABLE PRIZES! • J«an Nat«zCosmetic Set * Suiette Tote Bag * Salt & Pappar Mills S«ts * Leather Bound Flask DRAWING SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN 129 Main 372-3551
