Th« Nytsa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Pag« Four
ORIENTAL DINNER
SLATED JAN. 9
There will be an Oriental din­
ner
held at the Boulevard
Grange Hall, Tuesday, January
9 at 7 30 p.m. The dinner will
be hosted by the Treasure Val­
ley Christian Business and Pro­
fessional Women’s Club.
A demonstration of the an­
cient art of Origami will be
the special feature, presented
by Kimi Rice of New Plymouth.
Dinner music will be provided
by Larry JonesofCaldwell.who
will also be the guest speaker.
Please come and join us, the
public is cordially invited. Call
for reservations by contacting
Mrs. Shirley Matthews at 889-
5907. There is a charge of $2.50
per plate, and the dinner will be
buffet style.
THIS OIL PAINTING is Mie of several on exhibit at the Nyssa
Public Library during the month of January. The artist is Gilbert
Galleeos of Nvssa.
out at the Moore Hotel in On­
tario. Those attending were
Messrs, and Mmes. GeneStunz,
The Couples bridge club met Lloyd Wilson, Ray Larson, Lyle
last Saturday at the home of Miner, Ted Morgan and Dick
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson. Tensen.
Members then enjoyed dinner
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Hometown News
Call 372-2233
Christmas weekend guests at
the * home of —
Mr. and Mrs. W U-
ton Jackson were Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Wimmer and Tammi of
Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Mason, Karl and Mike of Ash­
land, Mrs. E.G. Thompson of
Abernathy, Texas, and Nancy
Jackson a student at SOC in
Ashland.
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Nancy Jackson had a reunion
and visitation of the class of
1971 while she was home dur­
ing the holidays. Approximately
40 of the classmates were in
attendance for the event.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dick Forbess
spent the Christmas week at
Corvallis visiting their son
COMING EVENTS
Richard and family. While there
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4 -
Dennis Forbess and family of
Jobies, Masonic Hall 7 30 p.m. Vancouver. Wash., visitedthem
for Christmas dinner.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5 -
Friendship Circle, 1OOF Hall,
They left Friday, Dec. 29
2 p.m.
for Eugene and spent the night
MONDAY, JANUARY 8 -
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phillips,
Stardusters, home of Mrs. Emil and returned home Saturctay,
Paulus, 8 p.m.
Dec. 30.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9 -
Eagles Auxiliary, 8 p.m. of­
Visiting at the home of his
ficers, 8 30 p.m. regular.
parents, Dr. and Mrs. K. E.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10- Kerby over the Christmas holi­
Semor Citizens at home of Mrs. days was Steve Kerby of
Jesse Shuster, 10 a.m. sack Ashland.
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lunch, election of officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laurance
St. Paul’s Guild, home of
Mrs. Dick Tensen, 8 p.m.
spent New Years with Mr. and
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Make cheek payable to INAUGURAL COMMITTEE
Mrs. Reg Denny in Pocatello.
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Houseguest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moncur is
his mother, Mrs. Laura Mon­
cur of Heyburn, Idaho. New
Year’s dinner guests at the
Moncurs were Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Sant and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. RaymondSager
received a New Year’s tele­
phone call from Lt, Harlan Sa­
ger of Charleston. South Ca­
rolina.
Mardi Tensen entertained the
Advance
Placement English
class of 1971, December 20.
Six class members and Clyde
Swisher enjoyed a potluck sup­
per.
were Dr. and Mrs. John Long,
Mrs. Effie Murphv and Mrs.
Inga Buckley.
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Christmas dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Garald Ropp and
family were Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Toombs and family of Lebanon,
Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Lehman and family of Prine­
ville, Oregon and Mr. and Mrs.
John Mullins of Nyssa.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Beers
took a Christmas trip to Van­
couver, Washington where they
visited their daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Merrii Firestone and fa­
mily spending approximately 8
days. They returned home via
Royal City, Wash., where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waud
former residents of Nyssa,
spending Friday night and re­
turning home Saturday.
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Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Cartwright Monday, New
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne Years Day were their son Mr.
spent Christmas Eve with Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Cartwright of
Leon Towne in Eagle. The Tow­ Ontario.
nes were Christmas dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Mrs Arthur Cartwright and
Towne, also of Eagle.
Mrs. Irina Sparks visited in
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Boise Saturday with Mrs.Cart­
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Black­ wright parents, Mr. and Mrs.
burn and family spent the Earl Parker and with Mrs.
Christmas holidays with Mr. Spark’s mother-in-law, Mrs.
and Mrs. Ralph Newberry in Ellen Sparks.
Jerome.
The Newberrys re­
turned home with the Black­
Vesta Hansen of Smithville,
burns and all enjoyed Christ­ Utah is her» visiting her sis­
mas dinner at the home of Mrs. ters, Mrs. Kenneth Cottle and
Manon Blackburn in Middleton. Mrs. Frell Blair and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dinck Nedrv
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle
spent the Christmas holidays were guests of their son, the
visiting their daughter and son- Reed Cottles of Boise Monday.
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in-law Mr. and Mrs. David
Hartwig in San Anselmo, Ca­
Mrs. Ruth Mahaloczki of King-
lifornia. Another daughter Judy man Koi any w ho has been in
Nedry of Portland, joined the St. Lukes hospital in Boise
family there. The family en­ since December 11 and recupe­
joyed visiting and sight-seeing. rating from heart surgery cal­
led Tuesday morning and re­
Mrs. Mae Bellon spent the ported is doing nicely. She
Thanksgiving and Christmas expects to be in the hospital
holidays visiting her son and for at least another week.
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family in Saratoga, California.
She returned home December
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Danford
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and family of Bend arrived New
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Years Day to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rod (Patty) Dr. and Mrs. K.A. Danford for
Phelps left Tacoma, Washington several days.
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December 29, stopping in Port­
land to visit her sister, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster
Mrs.
Wayne Oliver.
Ac­ and Francis entertained the
companying them from Portland R.T. Sager family for New
was Gale Holman of Portland. Years Day dinner.
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They are visiting the Harry Mc­
Ginleys and friends in Nyssa.
A progressive dinner w as en­
Ruth
Ann McGinley accom­ joyed New Years Eve by nine
panied by Gale Holman left couples.
They were Mr. and
December 31 for Corvallis. Mrs. Jerry Williams, Mr. and
Gale will help Ruth Ann move Mrs. Darwin Jensen, Mr. and
to Corvallis where Ruth Ann Mrs. Dar Jensen, Jr., Mr. and
will be student teaching this Mrs. Ron Jensen, who is with
term. Patty and Rod will re­ the Air Force near Seattle, Mr.
main this week for i visit in and Mrs. Bill Boydin, Calif.,
the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cottrell,
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Mr and Mrs. Melvin Feik, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McCon- and Mrs. Owen Froerer, and
nell and Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Kesler, Jr.
Cleaver had New Years Day
The dinner started at the Dar­
dinner at Pollards Cafe mCald- win Jensens and progressed to
well.
different homes for eacheourse,
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returning to the Jensen home
Mrs. Thane Lankford of Mar­ where games were played and
sing was a Friday visitor of her dessert was furnished by Mrs.
sister, Mrs. Kenneth Reece. Kesler.
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Scott and Shawna Giles of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Griffin
Payette spent the weekend with motored to Baker Sunday where
their grandparents, the Kenneth they visited Mrs. Griffin’s sis­
Reeces.
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Jones
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and their married daughter and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell son and their families. Grif­
spent the Christmas holiday in fins returned home Monday eve-*
Eugene with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ning.
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Haile and family. New Years
Day was spent at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Haburchak,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beam and Mary
and Catherine visited
family of Boise.
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
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Juri Peet in Seattle over the
Barbara Holmes stayed with weekend. While there, they vi­
her grandmother, Mrs. Jesse sited numerous relatives at an
Shuster a few days during the open house gathering.
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Harold-
Mr. and Mrs. Delno Shuster son spent the Christmas holi­
and two children of Portland days with their son, Mr. and
and Mr. and Mrs. Wyne Shuster Mrs. Elwyn Haroldsen and fa­
of Payette visited Mrs. Jesse mily in Eagle. The Elwyn Ha­
Shuster Sunday and they all roldsen family spent the New
had dinner at Brownie’s Cafe. Years weekend with the Reuben
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Haroldsens.
Mrs. Jesse Shuster spent New
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Years Day visiting with Mr.
Saturday afternoon visitor at
and Mrs. Finley Shuster in the home of Mrs. A.H. Keck
Nampa.
was Mrs. Herb Nelson of Nu
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Acres.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Straube,
Kurt and Michelle of Portland
Guests for a T.V. party an
arrived last Tuesday and visi­ potluck dinner Monday at the
ted his parents, the Jim Wil­ home of Mrs. Harriet Turner
liams until this weekend. Thurs­ were Dr. and Mrs. Long, Mrs.
day guests also were a daughter, Inga Buckley and Mrs. Effie
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carson and Murphy.
The guests enjoyed
four children of Boise.
watching the Pasadena Rose
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Parade.
Hal Brendle who has been
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home during the Christmas va­
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Butcher
cation from EOC visited his entertained with a New Year's
mother, Mrs. Harold Brendle dinner at their home Monday,
and other friends in the area, Jan. 1.
Those present were
returning to college Tuesday Messrs, and Mmes. Glen Coo­
morning.
per,
Gerald Cooper,
Bob
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Cooper, Dick Cooper, Willie
Dr. and Mrs. B*rt Ross en­ Johnson, nee MarleneCooper of
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Pat Boise; Mrs. Betty Marostica
Parker and Mike and Mr. and and Linda Cooper,
Mrs. Buster Talbot as dinner
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guests New Years Eve.
Christmas
weekend
guests at
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the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
New Years Day dinner guests Byers were Mr. and Mrs. Pete
of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ber­ Grant of Lewiston.
Dinner
tram were heir daughter, Mr. guests including the Grants
and Mrs. Warren Adams of were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Nampa and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Byers and boys of Ontario; Mr.
Sage of Nyssa.
and Mrs. Jim Farmer andchil-
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Luncheon guest# of Mrs. Har­ dren of Donnelly, John Somars
riet Turner. Tuesday. Dec. 30 and children Judy and Ronnie of
SCIENCE STl'Di NTS at Nvssa High School are busy pre­
paring for their Science Symposium to be held later in the
mmth.
Laurie Stunz is shown in th«' top ph Ko testing the effects
of DDT on developing chicken embryos
Aiding her ia m
frared-spectroscopy studies is TVCC.
Heth Ann Kassman is studying patterned learning in rata
in the middle photo.
Debbie Alexander is also working with rats In the lotto«
photo, studying the effects f aspirin in relation to blood
clothing. Aiding her with blood studies is Malheur Memorial
Hospital
Caldwell, Mrs. Vera Pricket
ofCaldw. H, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Bethel and John John if Cald­
CRADLE
well; Mr and Mrs. Ricky So-
ROLL
mars and children of Notus,
Ethel Lay and family, Nyssa,
and Mrs. Cynttna Gilbert of
MALHEUR Ml MoRiAL
Wichita, Kansas.
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New Year’s dinner guests at
the Frank Byers wer. Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Byers and child­
ren of Ontario and Mrs. Cyn­
thia Gilbert.
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Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, Patsy,
Nancy, Christian Rodrigui-x and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Coffman
vi- it. <1 at tin hMM of Mr aicl
Mrs. Melvin Marcum and fa­
mily in Eugene from Dec. 22.
28.
Mrs. Wilsonj'atsy andChris-
tian visited De.. 28-30with Mr.
and Mrs. Craig Northrup and
daughter Kristin in San Jose,
California.
Nancy attended the Camjms
Crusade for Christ Conference
in Salt Lake from Dec. 27 to
Jan. 1.
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Mr. and Mrs. W.L. M< Part-
land, Pam M< Partland of Uni­
versity of Oregon and Linda
Mr partland of Southern Oregon
College spent the holidays at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Wil­
liam Friesen in Portland. They
were joined by Mr. and Mrs.
Dic k M< Partland of Milwaukie,
Oregon and Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Gallo, of Chico, California
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Dec. 29 • Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Atherton, Vale, boy.
Dec. 31 - Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Ramirez, Ontario,
girl.
Jan. 3 Mr. and Mrs.Clau*
Pearcy, Parma, boy.
HOI Y RtCARY
HOSPITAL
Dec. 27 - Mr. and Mrs.
Fehx Sifuentes, Nyssa, girl.
Mr. and Mrs. lA*slie M< Minn,
Vale, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Men-en,
Weiser, girl.
Dee. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Jose
Camps, Ontario, girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Adams,
New Plymouth, boy.
Mr. and Mrs.Charles Moore,
New Plymouth, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jensen,
Payette, boy.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Wal­
lace, Ontario, boy.
Dec. 29 - Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kessler, Payette, girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rowe,
Ontario, boy.
Dec. 31 - Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Hume, Vale, boy.
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