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Eight Thursday, January 6, 1972 The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon ACHY1TIES TNARCAD i T^ Gibson Has Surgery ■fte Old Jay Gibson, Co-Captain of •■■W. BY AVO MOELLER < ♦ PHONE 372-2733 the Nyssa High School foot ♦ ARCADIA- Sgt. Roy Carroll They were all guests at the ball team, underwent knee sur who has been stationed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles gery at the Caldwell Memorial air base in Wichita, Kansas Bowers near Adrian Tuesday Hospital, December 29, and is fixing things around spent the holidays with his pa December 28. reported home and doing fine. the house, nothing beats a rents, Mr. and Mrs. HenryCar- Jay is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers man who's handy with a rolL He left Jan. 2 for Mc visited in the Cecil Houston J. H. Gibson of Nyssa. checkbook.” Cord air base at Tacoma, Wash., • home New Year’s Day. where he will be stationed. His Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephen sister Ruth Carroll who spent sen spent the Christmas Holi her holidays here, accompanied day in Boise, with their daugh him to Corvallis where she at ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. tends OSU. Art Richardsen. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowers Dinner guests Christmas Day and son of Federal Way, Wash., in the home of Mr. and Mrs. spent a week with his parents Everett Edmonson were her Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers, parents Mr. and Mrs. George left Dec. 30 for their home. Hatt, her sister Irene Crane, their daughter Janice Smith EMERGENCY HUNT and children, all from Boise. Also a daughter Carol Edmon APPLICATIONS DUE son from Albany and their son, Oregon big game hunters in Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edmonson HOURS 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. terested in participating in and daughter from Drewsey. Dinner guests Christmas Day JAN. 6, 7, 8, AND 9. emergency hunting seasons which may be scheduled in 1972 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. have until January 15 to submit Parley Feik, were Mr. and Mrs. ALL SPORTING GOODS IN THE STORE applications. Hunters wishing Bruce Everton and family from Mr. and Mrs. Bob to sign up must apply by post Nampa. card giving their name, address, Gunn from Boise, and Mr. and TO BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE COST. telephone number and county Mrs. Melvin Feik and Brian applied for. Applications must and Marla. Jeanine Meyer, who teaches be sent to the Game Commis sion’s Portland headquarters, in Salem, Christine Meyer who attends Prairie Bible School 1634 S.W. Alder. RIFLE SCOPES...................... ..... 1/3 OFF Nimrods are reminded to file in Three Hills, Canada, Larry for only one county. Follow Meyer who attends Multnomah SCOPE RINGS..................... ............ $2.24 ing the filing deadline, county School of the Bible in Port SCOPE BASES ........ 43« UP rosters will be established and land. all spent the holidays hunters called from these ros- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. PUMP SHOTGUNS ............ ... $71.65 UP ters if an emergency hunt is Harlan Meyer. They left Jan. 2 to return to their schools. needed. .22 RIFLES............................. ...$31.95 UP Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard Residents 18 years of age or older may apply. A hunting li and Mr. and Mrs. E.L. McCrady SAVAGE 30-06 LH ........... .......... $112.45 cense is not needed to file but were dinner guests New Year’s licenses are required if a hunt Day in the home of Mr. and Mr. and is scheduled. Emergency hunts Mrs. Don Bullard. RUGER, MARLIN, SAVAGE are held to control crop damage Mrs. Myron McCrady and son WINCHESTER, REMINGTON, STEVENS, which may occur at any time from Boise were evening vi- during the year. Since it is sitors. MOSSBERG ALL IN STOCK Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard impossible to predict when or if such damage may occur, it had a belated Christmas din is necessary, according to law, ner and gift exchange for their DAISY 1894 BB GUNS ....... .......... $15.50 Those pre to establish lists of eligible family Dec. 28. hunters at the beginning of sent were Mr. and Mrs. Mar vin Jensen and sons from each year. The chance to participate is Boise, Mr. and Mrs. George COLEMAN - LARGE LINE AT COST small with only a few such Boyack and Nancy from Meri dian, and Mr. and Mrs. Don seasons held since 1957, the j first year emergency seasons Bullard and family. 18C ea. PRACTICE ARROWS Mrs. Paige Zobell from were authorized. It’s a long- odds chance that such a season Tempe, Arizona spent the SLEEPING BAGS.... $6.65 UP will be called in the coming year. Christmas Holidays with her Nonetheless, if a hunter wishes parents, Mr. and Mrs. George 42« UP FLASHLIGHTS to have that chance he must have Hust. She left Boise by plane Dec. 28 for her home. $36/$39.00 his name on the roster. WATER SKIS — Also, if a hunt is scheduled, FISHING GEAR applicants are generally called 30/50% OFF by telephone and must be able HUNTING KNIVES ..... 50% OFF to participate within a day or two of the notice. UQlflDATION MALHEUR SPORTSMAIN ■ 1080B-14 - - The graceful Dixie Interchange structure here crosses the Old Oregon Trail (I-80N), three miles north of Lime. View is northwesterly up Burnt River Canyon- (Oregon State Highway Division photo) NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS ■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■ NEWELL HEIGHTS - Dec. group of classmates and friends 29, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Price, at a New Year’s Eve party. Sherri, Larry and Rod of Rid Vicki King was an overnight geview, Mr. and Mrs. George guest. Mr. and Mrs. W C. Van De Schiemer and C. B. Hill at tended a potluck dinner at the Water and son Kent of Big Bend home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman Lee Hill and family. The event of Kingman Kolony were New was planned so they could visit Year’s dinner guests of Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Cov Dale Witt and Mrs. Rhea Per ington of California, house cival. Jed Chamberlain was guests of the Hills. an afternoon visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson were New Year’s Eve guests and his brother Wes Simpson of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee and Mrs. Carl Fenn were New Year’s dinner guests of his son Hill and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson Terri and Lee were New Year’s and family. New Year’s company for a Day dinner guests of Mr. and Jim Phifer and Jan. Jerry late dinner at the Gerrit Tim- Freitag of Nyssa was also a merman home were Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam, Mr. and Mrs. dinner guest. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill Jim Miller and family of Big and family and Mrs. Carolyn Bend, Mr. and Mrs. John Tim Covington visited Mr. and Mrs. merman of Caldwell and Mrs. Monty Spelman Wednesday af Clara Holly. ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ward New Year’s Eve guests at the of Caidwell were Friday af Jim Miller home in Big Bend. ternoon visitors of their daugh Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fenn of ter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill Quincy, Wash., were Tuesday and family. evening dinner guests in the Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff Gene Simpson home, and their was a Sunday dinner guest of son Douglas Fenn and wife spent their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. from Tuesday to Friday with Chuck Brady in Boise. the Gene Simpsons, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren Mr. and Mrs. Wes Walker of Parma were Tuesday after and family, Mrs. Alfred Simp noon and evening dinner guests son and Johnnie were Tues in the Irvin Topliff home. day evening visitors of Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Alfrel Boehlke and Mrs. Gene Simpson. of Nampa were Saturday dinner David Fenn and David Phelps guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin were Thursday afternoon cal Topliff. Mrs. Boehlke showed lers in the Gene Simpson home, pictures of her trip to Ger- and Mrs. Carl Fenn was an many. evening visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wenke Mr. and Mrs. Richarl Fenn and family left December 26 and family and Mr. and Mrs. for Coos Bay, where they visited Douglas Fenn ofQuincey, Wash., their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marion York and Marty Utecht and Steve. On Mrs. Carl Fenn were Friday their return trip they spent a dinner guests in the Alfred night in Eugene with his broth Simpson home. er, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wenke Tuesday Mrs. Marie Moore, and were Saturday overnight her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. guests of another brother, Mr. Clarence H. Jacobson, Christy and Mrs. Henry Wenke in Red and Henry of Chester, Calif., mond. and Hank Moore of Klamath Cherrylee Chamberlain who Falls were dinner gue: sofMr. attends BYU returned to Provo. and Mrs. K. I. Pe’.erson in Utah Sunday after spending the Adrian. Jacobsons and Hank holidays with her parents, Mr. Moore returned to their homes and Mrs. LeonChamberlainand Friday. family. Mr. and Mrs. Ted King and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hale and Norma and Mrs. Margarete family of Bellingham, Wash., Payne of Ontario were New arrived Friday to visit her Year’s Day dinner guests of mother, Mrs. Tina Schiemer. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb. Norma Jane Rossbach will leave Mon- went back to Corvallis to school day for Illinois where she will Sunday. attend college. Mrs. Lydia Worden and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff Frankie Worden were New were guests New Year’s Eve Year’s Eve dinner guests of at the Merildean Robbins home Mrs. Mary Auker in Big Bend. in Nyssa at a party. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fenn Marcia Topliff entertained a and family returned to the home STOCK CABLE 3/32 - 1/8 - 5/32 - 3/16 - 1/4 - 5/16 - 3/8 - 7/16 - 1/2 9/16 - 5/8 - 3/4 - 7/8 and 1 inch in diameter. Cut lengths or full spools. B OL I 5 1/4 to 1 1/4 inches in diameter. Most length available, or we can make bolts up to 2 inches in diameter, any length. NHS CALENDAR JAN. 6 - Wrestling, Capitol, ’ here 6:30 p.m. JAN. 8 - Basketball, Weiser; Varsity game to start at 8 p.m. JAN. 11 - Wrestling at Cald well, 7:30 p.m. JAN. 13 - Wrestling at Wei ser. 4:30 D.m. JAN. 13 - Wrestling, Vale, here, 7:30 p.m. JAN. 14 - Basketball, Bis hop Kelly, here, 8 p.m. First Semester Ends JAN. 15 - Basketball, Erjimett here 6:30 p.m. AHS CALENDAR JAN. 6 - Town Team game, here JAN. 7 - 7th & 8th grade. Basketball, Wilder, here 1 p.m. JAN. 8 - Basketball, Nampa Christian, here 6:30 - 8 p.m. JAN. 11 - Mother Daughter Trampoline jump, volley ball, 7:30 p.m. JAN. 14 - Basketball, Notus, 6:30 and 8 p.m. JAN. 14 - 7th & 8th grade, Basketball, Nampa Christian, 2:40 p.m. JAN. 15 - Basketball, Wilder, here, 6:30 A 8 p.m. Archers Need Bow License Oregon archers are reminded by the Game Commission that in 1972 in addition to a regu lar hunting license a bow license is also required to hunt in any season established ex clusively for archery hunting. The bow license fee is $2.00 when purchased at the same time in combination with the regular hunting license, and $5.00 when purchased there after. In other words, the combin ation hunter-bow license will cost the archer $7.00, five dol lars for the general hunting li cense and two dollars for the archery license. However, if the archer purchases only the general, hunting license and at a later date purchased the bow license the cost is $10.00, five dollars for the regular hunting license and five dollars for the bow license. From the number of inqui ries receivedby the Game Com mission evidently there is some confusion among archers as well as license dealers in is suing the new bow license. To save themselves a few dollars bow hunters should make up their minds at the time they purchase 1972 hunting licenses and obtain the combination in stead of purchasing the two separately. The bow license is required to hunt in any specific archery season where hunting with other weapons is prohibited. The li cense is not needed to bunt with bow and arrow during the gener al big game seasons, of his mother Mrs. Carl Fenn Wednesday. They had been visit« ing relatives in New Meadows. They left for their home in Quincy Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. David Hill, Shelly and Michael were New Year’s dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill and family. Christmas holiday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Sykes were, her sister Mr. and QUESTIONNAIRES Mrs. Glen Fahey of Spokane, their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. SENT TO HUNTERS Jack Shell of Payette and her • About 18,000 nimrods mother, Mrs. Geneva MikkiU roughly 6 percent of the total sen of Caldwell. number of hunters -- will be Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Conant asked to assist the Game Com of Nampa made a surprise visit mission in the next two months on Mrs. Rollo Fenn New Year’s with the annual survey to de morning. He just got out of termine how many big game the service. They were on their animals, upland game birds and way to the Conant family din waterfowl were taken during the ner at the Legion hall in Adrian 1971 hunting seasons. Sunday Mrs. Rollo Fenn This chosen group selected at visited in the Ronnie Wardhom^ random from the total of around Mrs. Ward is recovering from 375,000 licensed hunters is be recent surgery. Other guests ing asked to give their indivi there were Mr. and Mrs. Louis dual reports on success or Skinner and Mrs. Laura Ward. failure during the past year. Mr. and Mrs. John Downer, Mailing of questionnaires is Ann, Kip and Sue left Wed underway and should be com nesday for their home in Taft, pleted by the first week in California, after a ten day visit January. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McKean, state game di M. L. Judd. rector, asked questionnaire re Monday the M. L. Judds and cipients to answer all ques Downer family visited In Nampa tions as accurately as they can and Caldwell. recall and to record success as Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Wil well as failure. The question liam Holt entertained the M. naires should then be returned L. Judds andthe Downer family. to the Game Commission. Kip and Sue Downer spent The Information provided by some time visitingtheir cousins hunters is used to compute in the Sally Judd home in On the total kill of game birds and tario. animals for the year, which in Ann Downer was entertained cludes deer, elk, bear, upland by friends in Caldwell, Nampa game birds by species and all and Boise. species of waterfowl. On their trip home the Downer Statisticians report that the family left Ann off at Berkley, total kill figures obtained from California where she is a junior this random sample of hunters at the university. are very accurate. For deer, CHAIN 3/16 to 5/8 inches in diameters. HYDRAULIC HOSE 1/4 to 1 1/4 inches in diameter. We can make up most sizes of hose 1/4 to 1 1/4 inch with our Couplamatic machine, any length. WES HANSEN S Sales & Service WEST END OF VALE PHONE 473-2273 the accuracy is said to be plus or minus less than one per cent. The accuracy for elk, game birds and waterfowl is also close to the one percent margin of error. The survey, including the re sults, is expected to be com plete in March. AND TOO MANY OTHER ITEMS TO MENTION ALL WILL BE SOLD AT COST. “Please hold your qurs- 218 MAIN ST. NYSSA linns unfit F vp finl.hpd!” 1971 Model Clearance Solo WESTINGHOUSE apkiances at > ir i OVER WHOLESALE. MUST Bl SOLD TO MAKE ROOM FOR 1972 MODELS. SALE PINCE WASHERS LT LT LA LA 100 Stack Model, Front Load, White ............ 170 Stack Model, Front Load, Gold .................. 545 16-Pound Top Load, Pushbutton. White 570 18-Pound Top Load. Heavy Duty, White ZIMMERMAN PLUMBING AND HEATING Aulii orized Lennox Dealer 13 N. 2ND ST. PHONE 372-3911 Nyssa, Oregon $200 $234 $196 $214 SAVE $59 $75 $53 $65 DRYERS DE 100 Stack Model. Automtlc Dry, White ............ DE 170 Stack Model, Deluxe, Gold............................. DE 17 Higher Dryer, Automatic Dry, White ........ ..... $147 $185 $171 $42 $64 $68 ..... $184 $75 RANGE KF 331 Speed Broil. Glass Door. Gold ........ ........... REFRIGERATORS 12 Cu Ft. Sure Service Economy, White 14 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free Dual Cont., White 14 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free Dual Cont., Gold ......................... 17 Cu. Ft. F.F.. Rollers, Cant, Shelves, Avocado 17 Cu. Ft. Side-By-Side Frost-Free, Best Model, White FREEZERS Fl’ ISO 18 Cu. Ft. Uprightt. Ename! Interior. Lock. White FC 231 23 Cu. Ft Chest Slim Wall, Lock, White DISHWASHERS STEEL Rounds up to 6 inches in diameter. Squares up to 2 1/4 inch angles, flats and sheets. My Neighbors SC 295 Convertible. Radiant Rinse. Coppertone SC 300 Convertible. Self Cleaning. Filter. White SC 300 Convertible. Self Cleaning. Filter, Gold $196 .... $237 $243 $307 $421 $73 $102 $106 $102 $158 $216 $262 $103 $97 $184 $188 $194 $64 $61 $65 ★ leak TerMs Available. Delivery eitra at those prices STOUT APPLIANCE 21S MAIN STREET — NYSSA. 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