Thursday, October 26, Ì972
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
TVCC Class Officers
Elected For School Y ear
Treasure Valley Community
College class officers were se­
lected in an election held last
week.
Freshman officers are; Pre­
sident - Phil Turner, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Turner of
Halfway. Phil is a 20 year-old
business major and a member
of the football team.
Vice-President - Billie Ma­
tthews, a 19 year old education
major. She Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Matt­
hews of Hood River.
Secretary - Debby McCal­
lum, daughter of Mrs. JoyCrist
of Blachly, Oregon. She is 18
years old and is studying se­
cretarial science.
Treasurer - Sandra
Hess,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Hess of Vale, Sandra Is
studying practical nursing. She
is 18.
Publicity Director - Candy
LeFebure, is a 19 year old
art major. She is the daughter
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KINGMAN KOLONY NEWS
Mr. and Mr«. A. H. Al'ers
of Payette.
Treasurer --Diane Bender, a
20 year old speech and drama
student from Vale. She is the
daughter of the H. A Benders.
Publicity Director • Regina
Beecher, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Beecher of Wei-
ser. She is a 21 year old art
student.
»-♦-BY DALE WITT-0-* -♦-PHONE 372-2183 ■♦—»
KINGMAN
KOLONY - Bill "Changing Values of Youth."
Cotte] and Tom Knudson of Coos
Mr. and Mrs. Clint McLing
Bay were weekend guests of Mr. of Albany came for the funeral
and Mrs. Myron Osborn. They services of her mo’her Mrs.
came to hunt pheasants in this Marie Earp on Wednesday at
area.
Emmett, and spent a week visit­
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Osborn ing her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Bill Toomb visited Herschel Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomp­
Mr. andMrs. Wendell Richmond
near Ontario Sunday afternoon. son of Seneca came Tuesday to
of Mr. and Mrs. tavern of
Mrs. Bill Toomb and Mrs. attend the funeral services of
Woorftiurn, Oregon.
Mabie Piercy attended a card his grandmother, Mrs. Marie
Sophomore class officers
party Saturday evening at the Earp on Wednesday and were
are; President - Dale Rippy,
home of Mrs. Blanch Weeks in overnight guests of Mr. and
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lu­
Mrs. Al Thompson.
Nyssa.
ther R, Rippy of Merrill, Ore­
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Towne
Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Ander­
gon. He is a 19 year old ma­
son of Vale were Friday lun­ of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs.
thematics major and a member
cheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters , Boise, and their
PAUL R. DUDE.N, Portland
of the football team.
granddaughter, visited Mr. and
attorney, is the newly elected Willis Conant.
BEET TRUCKS WERE LINED UP from the
able to get a quick cup of coffee before the
Vice-President - Scott Hol­
Mr. and Mrs. Jeannette Stacy Mrs. Al Thompson Sunday.
president
of
the
Easter
Seal
factory through Main Street last week during
congestion cleared and trucks resumed their
loway, the 19 year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gehrke
of Apple Valley bought Cherry
Society for Crippled Children
shift change at noon. Some drivers were
hauling.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil Holloway
were guests at the Frank Rhodes
and
Teresa
to
spend
the
week
­
and Adults of Oregon. He suc­
of Ontario. He is a speech and
end with their grandparents, home Saturday evening for ice
ceeds Hague Callister of Port­
drama major.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant, cream and cake honoring Jef­ Portland came Friday to camp
land.
Secretary - Nancy Akers, 21
while she went deer hunting. frey’s 6th birthday. They spent at the home of Mrs. Marie
year old secretarial science
Kenny Loomis and son and the evening playing pinochle. Moore and hunt pheasants.
2. "The Way You Pay Makes
major. She is the daughter of a Difference,” discusses use brother-in-law of Estecada,
Mrs. Marie Moore and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scoville
Oregon came Friday evening to of Coos Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Anna Long attended UM Bible
and types of credit.
Class
in Caldwell Thursday
3. "How Much Risk Can You the Willis Conant home, to hunt John Morganof North Bend were
The Kidney Association of start."
morning.
Afford?” Life, health and pro­ birds. They got seven, and left weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lemke added, "The success
Mrs. Marie Moore attended Oregon has announced that it
Sunday afternoon.
Earl Ervin.
perty Insurance.
the funeral services for Mrs. is now accepting “advance of RAO's advance gift cam­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Rosen
­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Campbell
4. "Your Family's Business
"You and Your Money,” a forested persons may sign up
baum were Sunday afternoon report the birth of a new grand­ Marie Earp at Emmett Wednes­ gifts" prior to the opening of paign and its statewide fund
four
lesson correspondence by sending their name and mail­ Affairs." Information on family
its 1972-73 statewide fund drive drive is vital to the lives of
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Willis daughter, born to their daugh­ day.
business
records.
course prepared at Oregon State ing address to Helen Conner,
present patients now being
Mrs. M. L. Judd entertained the week of November 20.
Conant.
ter
and
husband,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Each lesson includes a short
University by Alberta Johnston, City Hall, Ontario, Oregon,
Announced
by Al Lei.nke, treated on home dialysis with
Book Club Saturday afternoon.
Sunday,
a
group
of
relatives
Ronnie
McCain
at
Payette,
Sun
­
Extension Home Management 97914. Sign-up sheets are also assignment to be returned. Each
came and had a birthday dinner day, October 22. She weighed Nine ladies attended. The next Portland, president of the K.’d- artificial kidney machines. It
Specialist, will be offered in available in many area banks lesson also includes helpful re­
for Mrs. Charles Bowers.
eight
pounds and fourteen meeting will be with Mrs. Fran­ ney Association, he said, "A»’l is also extremely important
ference
leaflets
on
money
Malheur County starting No­ and stores.
ces French in Roswell.
money that is received during that KAO receive the finan­
Present
were,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ounces.
vember 1.
Lessons included in the free management.
Gene Worden left Friday for the period will be marked -ad­ cial support from the people of
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Slippy
"You and Your Money” cor­ Ralph Phifer, La Grande, Mr.
Participants will be limited course are:
and Mrs. Richard Callaham and and Lee of La Grande spent the Phoenix. Arizona where tie will vance gift" and will be added Oregon in order to have the
to the first 200 to register, says
1. "Solving the Paycheck respondence course is available family, Boise, Mrs. Marvin
funds on liand to admit new pa­
weekend with her parents, Mr. visit Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ander­ to the fund drive total."
Helen Conner, Malheur County Puzzle,” which includes bud- to anyone Interested, regard­
Lemke explained,
“Indi­ tients to its life-saving pro­
less of race, nationality or Wright, TommyjTelia and Mar­ and Mrs. Earl Campbell. Other son.
Extension Home Economist. In- geting plans.
Mrs. Tina Schiemer visited viduals and organizations who gram by providing them with
vin Jr., Boise, Mr. and Mrs. weekend guests were Chet Pe­
country of origin.
Mrs. Lydia Worden Thursday wish to make advance gift con­ kidney machines, training and
Marvin
Bowers
and
family,
Mr.
terson
and
two
sons
of
Port-
For further information, call
tributions are asked to send medical supplies so that these
and Mrs. Jerry Freitag, Nyssa; '.and, Jim Merfitt, Portland and evening.
the Malheur County Extension
Greg Topliff, who attends their tax deductible donations people can work, raise their
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer. Loren Merfitt of LaDalls.
Office - 889-9129
Mrs. Klaas Laan went to
Julie and Given Robb of Port- Boise State College, came home for Malheur County to Post Of­ families and be useful people."
KAO must
raise $10,000
fice Box number 151 in On­
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Bend, Wednesday with Mrs. and came Friday to spend the for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Top­ tario, and made payable to the for the care of each new pa­
Mary Payne, Evelyn Jantzen veekend with their parents, Mr.
Annually, 10 to 15 411 mem­ and Mrs. Margarete Wilson of and Mrs. Wayne Robb. They will liff of Burns, Oregon wereSun- Kidney Association of Oregon.” tient for the first six months.
bers are selected to partici­ Vale. They attended the State return to Portland on Monday. day dinner guests of Mr. and
“Hopefully,” he said, "there It also must receive donations
pate in the Report to the Na­ Dairy Wives meeting, with Mal­
will be a sizeable number of of $4,000 per year f ir each con­
A chili supper was enjoyed at Mrs. Irvin Topliff.
tion program. These young peo­ heur County Dairy Wives as the Charles Bowers home Sa­
Sharon and Connie Fenn visi­ advance gifts prior to the open­ tinuing patient. This amounts to
ple report on the nationwide hostesses.
ted
Mrs. Carl Fenn Sunday af­ ing of the drive in order to get about $12 per day per patient.
turday evening. Present were,
work of 4—H to the President
the campaign off to a flving
AKH Home Extension meeting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Calla- ternoon.
of the United States, Congres­ will be with Mrs. Lucille Gos- ham, Hal, Brenda and Todd of
Mrs. Luit Stam entertained
sional leaders and the general sard in Adrian this Thursday Boise; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Coffee Klutch Thursday after­
NYSSA, OREGON
public.
afternoon. The lesson will be Bowers and family, Mr. and noon. There were seven mem­
Mrs. Jim Phifer, and Mr. and bers present and three guests,
Mrs. Floyd Phifer and family Mrs. Tina Schiemer, Mrs. Ro­
The Soroptimist Club of On­ munity.
and Dwayne Domey of Madras. bert Long and Mrs. OscarScha- tario, is sponsoring a Youth
fer.
The candidate must complete
The Floyd Phifers came on
Mr. and Mrs. Butch Mecham Citizenship Contest for any the Official Application for So­
Friday and spent the weekend
young man or woman who will
Youth Citizenship
visiting in the Charles Bosers of McCall came Saturday and be graduating from public or roptimist
were
overnight
guests
of
her
Awards.
and Jim Phifer homes.
private high school or its equi­
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. valent,
Substantiating evidence intiie
during the 1972-73
Ray
Simpson.
Reedsport, Oregon, camé last
form of letters written by three
school
year,
but
not
later
than
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Eason
week and are camped on their
adult individuals not related to
June, 1973.
home place and will do some and Jon Jon of Homedale were
the candidate must accompany
This
is
open
to
students
of
pheasant hunting. Other rela­ Friday overnight guests of her Malheur County, and application the application.
tives are also camped there parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray blanks may be obtained from the
In the United States, the Na­
with their trailer houses. Their Simpson.
tional Association of Secondary
High
Schools
or
from
Mrs.
Thursday, Carolyn
Pratt
home is rented to Mr. and Mrs.
School Principals has placed
marched with the Adrian Band in Eleanor L. Anderson, Box D., the Soroptimist Youth Citizen­
Charles Bailey.
Ontario, Oregon. The deadline
Bob, Donna and Melanie Webb District *3 Eland competition at for the entries is January 1, ship Awards Program on its
and Dick, Joan and Susie Stam Bronco Stadium at Boise State 1973. There will be a first approved list of National Con­
brought birthday cake and ice College.
tests and Activities.
Sunday morning callers at place winner of a $75.00 Uni­
cream
and other refreshments
The first place winning essay
60th Congressional District
ted
States
Savings
Bond
and
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. the Gene Simpson home were second place winner of a $50.00 will be forwarded to the Dis­
Bill
Simpson,
Marion
York,
Bill Webb Sunday afternoon and
trict Competition which winner
Savings Bond.
surprised Mrs. Bill Webb on Johnnie Simpson, Ray Simpson,
will then compete in the Re­
To
qualify
for
the
Awards,
her birthday. She received many Linda Austin, David and Jimmie which are judged on the merit gional contest. The winner of
Fenn.
nice gifts from the group.
the Regional contest will re­
Selma and Alene Simpson, and worth of the applicant, a
Mr. and Mrs. Sippy Coving­
ceive an award of $1,000.00
student
must
have
fulfilled
the
ton
of Arcadia, California Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Ma­ following:
and the winner of the Federal
brought their trailer house to rion York and girls of Vale
SERVICE - Applicant must contest will receive $1,500.00,
called
at
the
Al
Simpson
home
the Carl Lee Hill home and are
have taken an active part in making a total of $2,500.00,
visiting and hunting pheasants Saturday afternoon.
could be won by
service, in the home, in the which
Johnnie
Simpson
had
his
head
this week.
school and in the community, some lucky Malheur County Se­
cut
playing
ball
Thursday
and
The elk hunting group had an
with a high degree of coopera­ nior, together with the local
early get-together dinner at had to have four stitches taken. tion, courtesy, and considera­ awards.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Simpson
East Side Cafe Sunday evening.
The Soroptimist Youth Citi­
tion for others.
Those attending were Mr. and visited Mr. and Mrs. Butch
zenship Awards are not scho-
DEPENDABILITY
-
Appli
­
Mrs. Carl Lee Hill and family, Mecham at the Ray Simpson cant must have executed res­ larships but are "Awards of
Mr. and Mrs. Sippy Covington, home Saturday. Others visiting ponsibilities with truthfulness, Merit.” Each award may be
Mr. and Mrs. David Hill and there at that time, were Mr. loyalty and punctuality.
used at the discretion of the
family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. Marion York and girls
LEADERSHIP - Applicant recipient, in any way he may
of
Vale,
Alene
Simpson
and
Mr.
Price and family and Mr and
must have demonstrated ability decide which will best further
and Mrs. Gene Simpson and
Mrs. George Schiemer.
Pete deBoer
Keith Gentry
Joe Beach
Grady Romans
Robt. Rungand
to
lead with self-control, dig­ his aims and purposes in achie­
Nolan Field
IJndy Dentlnger
Al Kropp
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Parsons family.
Clarence Rule
Hugh Baker
ving his goal - Education, tra­
nity and responsibility.
Tuesday afternoon, Gertve
Ralph Hollingsworth
Herman Olsen
Skip McCoshum
Hobt. Skinner
William Stringer
of Portland are visiting theCarl
CLEAR SENSE OF PURPOSE vel, etc. The cash awards are
Gerald Allen
Cotten Recker
Keith Carpenter
Jones
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Dan Skinner
C. John Stringer
Lee Hills and bird hunting this
-Applicant must have pursued paid in lump sums to the win­
Rill Rlaekaby
Hob Hart
Vernon Reed
Vaughn Stringer
Edna Cowling and Mrs. Dale
Garry Williams
wet k.
selected endeavors with sin­ ning students. If a student is
Kenneth Greenfield
Earl Rlaekaby
Sam l.lona
Red Fritts
Dick Jordan
Witt
took
a
drive
to
Succor
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb went
unable to accept a cash award
cerity and integrity.
Vai Gene Dice
Tip Powers
Ernie Wlmsatt
Dr. Chas. Dake
Merlin J. Brock
Creek,
coming
back
by
way
of
to Portland to a Math Con­
in any state or country, ar­
Clarence Vogt
There
are
no
specific
dates
Clyde Boston
Connie Grafe
Julian Jaramillo
Rill Williams
ference October 13 and 14. Homedale and Wilder.
Dan Plaza
Horace Real
Kalph Cairns
set within which the applicant rangements can be made to
McElroy Ranches Inc.
Laurel Amick
While therere, they visited Mr.
Gordon Capps
Rav Plaza
Charlea W. Swan
Charles Maher
John Colemen
has met the above qualifica­ make payment in compliance
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and Mrs. Russell Coffman and
Clyde Cowgill
Robert Rutler
Arden Yundt
Cress Jackson
Clifford l.ooney
tions in school, h >me and com- with the law.
Dudley Williams, III
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Butler.
Walt Gillispie
Herman Frietag
Alason Birchfield
George Pressley
About
60
per
cent
of
all
pre
­
Tom
Davis
F.
W
Elder
Dehlln Erickson
Hank Moore of Klamath Falls
O'Neal Holloway
Eugene Fries
Ray Russell
Clyde Fogg
Anthony Yturrl
Charles Kravatz
Rob Harrod
and Miss Emily Bump of Bend school age children suffer from
Wm. G. Ross
Paul VanPetten
Cliff llollopeter
LeRoy Paulsen
Dr. Augustas Tanaka
ELECT
came Friday and spent the week malnutirition. UNICEF assists
Earl Flock
Jim leslle
Wayne Evans
C. C. Cunningham
Harry L. Peterson
end with his mother, Mrs. Marie nutrition programs in Asia,
Harold Trenkel
Ron Malles
Norm illpp
Dee Urquiaga
Joe Hobson
Africa, Latin America, the Mid­
Moore.
Kay Teramura
Clarence Rarton
Nick Pascoe
IMck Pounds
Tom Smith
dle East.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
Johnston
Bill Moore
Joe Marquina
Jim Southern
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Jerry Auyer
Nirk Toole
ami
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Al
Azar
of
G. A. Masterson
Holmes McCleary
Thomas
P.
Joyce
Merle Cummings
Richard Humphreys
Kidney Association Is
Accepting Advance Gifts
Money Lessons Course Offered
State Colleges Set Meeting
WE FIX FLATS
FOR LADY DRIVERS
FREE
Bob Elliott Tire Center
Annual Youth Citizenship
Contest Again Sponsored
ELECT
DENNY
JONES
REPUBLICAN
House of Representatives
Denny Jones is Your Kind
of Candidate to Represent
a Wide Spectrum of
Eastern Oregon Interest.
THESE RESIDENTS OF MALHEUR COUNTY
SUPPORT DENNY JONES..........
Ken Johnson
iene Stewart
Jim Smith
Dyrr Bennett
Shammy Johnson
(lay Ruckles
Forrest Johnson
Jack Westfall
Claude Crisp
Dwight Sargent
Dan Roberts
Rill Holloway
Norm Taylor
John W. Brown
Glen Dodson
Norman Sitz
Earl Bassford
Paul Aldred
I^Roy Barton
Herb Holton
Dick Bashford
Mike Hanley
Jim Zatica
John Malle a
Joe Telleria
31 Q
Chet (lark
Duane Gentry
Dr. Jess Raker
Jack Gordon
Mary Glenn
Ernest Monson
Mildred Scholes
Richard Scholes
Tom Sugal
Frank Echanls
Emil Stunz
Hill laroney
Harry Smith
Hugh Boucher
Keith Gressley
Vic llaburchak
Dr. Tom Gray
Gale Dentinger
Gerald Brittingham
Donald Young
l«arry Mendiola
Larry DelGroaso
Lloyd Long
Myrl long
Dem a so Elordl
D. E (DENNY) JONES.
“Jones can bast represent Eastern Oregon."
George Reels
J. B White
Frank Corradini
John Bishop
Harold Grabner
Skipp Thayer
Klrt Skinner
Jake Fischer
Mamaro Wakasugi
Joe Salto
Arlle Fields
Hill Ross
Joaquin Jaca
Felix Jaca
Oran Rahurn
Frank Marcheck
Jack Judson
Madge Hegel
Melvin Hughes
Rav Westcott
Jim Acarregul
Simon Corta
Howard Smallwood
Hoyd Accrregul
Rav Easterday
Dow Meek
Wilson Creek
1. K. Bullock
Sam Hartley
Mark Hartley
lorln Munn
Jim Ward
Ken Yaguchi
Jim Raltzon
Guy Sparks
Everett Edmunson
Orrin Currey
E. Otis Smith
Hud Wilks
Fred Trenkel
Dr. Wilfred N. Sanders
Ray Tuttle
l.arry Tuttle
Rod George
William Calterson
Frank Hauzor
Stan Hill
Peter Joyce
Walter Joyce
Drex Williams
Julian Arrien
G. A. Masterson Jr.
Max Taggart
Russ llursh
Fanneo Yraguen
Roscoe Terry
Dr. James T. Flanagan
Frank Coleman
Rod McKay
Steve Cox
Clint Turner
lewis Bean
(ill Holderman
Fred Hilling
John Ross
Don Ross
Bernard Ingle
Tom Mooney
Dr. 1 . Joon nopp
Don Woods
Frank Mader
Duncan McKenzie
Ross Rutler
Dave Hill
( Paid by Jones for Representative )
Gordon Cappa, Campaign Chairman
«75 Park Boulevard Ontario, Oregon »7814
Other Supporters for Denny Jones From Harney and l.ake Counties Are Being- Published in Their Counties
i
We Specialize
In
Permanent Vi a ves
CALL OR COME IN AND SEE
ABOUT OCR HIGH GRADE
Permanents Given
Monday Through Friday
Also
Specializing in Styles and Cuts, etc.
Mildred Peterson, owner
Betty Morrison
Virginia Rivera
Sharon Sweet
Nancy Freitag
Mildred's Beauty Salon
West of Nyssa
A
De mocrat
County Assessor
Oregon law makes the Assessor directly responsible to
the voters. He administers the assessment program inclose
and direct cooperation with the County Court, Sheriffs
Office (Tax Collector), Clerks Office, Board of Review,
Board of Equalization and the State Department of Revenue.
Cooperation must also include the many budgeting entities
in the county who have the authority to obligate private
property to produce the money needed to operate the schools
and governmental functions of the county. Owners of this
property are equally deserving and should receive full
consideration and cooperation from the Assessor.
When properly understood and administered, the functions
of this office can be fully accountable to the public giving
you more control and better government at less cost.
It makes sense to elect an assessor long on practical
knowledge and experience and demand of him a high standard
of performance and full responsibility for his staff including
the hiring and firing of appraisers.
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ADVERTISEMENT BY BOB PIER' E
BOX 191, ROUTE 2, ONTARIO, OREGON
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