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The Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Thursday, January 11, 1973 Thomas* To Observe 25th Anniversary Ruth Robinson Circi« Hometown News The Ruth Robinson Circle of the United Methodist Church will m >et at the home of Mrs. Sam McConnell Thursday, Ja nuary 18 at 2 p.m. Devotionais will be followed by a business meeting and pre gram. Refreshments will tie ser ved by th»* hostess Mrs. Mc Connell and co-hostess Mrs. Margaret Evans. Call 372-2233 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Jim) Thomas of the Ridgeview Community will be honored on their 25th Wedding Anniversary with an open house given by their children Jim, Diane and Steve. The occasion will be held in the Friendship Hall of the Friends Church, GRANGE NEWS Members of Oregon Trail Grange met in regular session Thursday evening, January 4, with Master E. B Metcalf pre siding. Officers were seated by Assistant Stewards, Mr. and Mrs. Don Somers. The Fourth Degree obliga tion was given to Deryl Leggett by Master Metcalf and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Vinsonhaler joined the Grange on a demit from Stanfield Grange. A recess was declared and members wel comed the new members. Legislative Chairman Harold Kurtz reported on the toll free number available for calls to Salem regarding information on Legislative measures. The nu mber is 1-800-452-0290 and in terested individuals are urged to make use of it. Mrs. James Stepben reported that she had the names and addresses of our Senators and Represen tatives. Loyd Adams explained the activities of the Zoning Board. Grange Insurance Agent Wil bur Atherton explained the point system in insurance payments. Homedale, Sunday, January 21, from 2 to 5 p.m. All friends, neighbors and relatives are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have lived in the Hometfale-Adnan area since their marriage. Mrs. Atherton was a visitor from Boulevard Grange. Plans for the pancake supper to be held January 20 were discussed. Don Somers will be in charge. A note from ‘‘New Eyes for the Needy” was read thanking the Grange for their contri bution. Beside old eye glasses, it was stated, they could use old dentures, hearing aids, me tal scrap such as jewelry, an tique, real, or costume. During the Lecturer’s pro gram, Marguerite Moss led in a game of "What Did You See?” The person with the sharpest eyes and the best me mory was Violet Drvdale. who received a pen for her ability. Members were reminded of the installation of officers to be held at Vale Grange, Thurs day evening, January 11, 8p.m. Oregon Trail members are to bring salads for their part of the potluck lunch. Refreshments were served to 27 members by the Boenig and Adams couples. The next regular meeting will be held January 18, 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Journal Classifiadt Bring Results! COMING EVENTS THURSDAY, JANUARY 11 - T. V. Toastmistress Club, Li brary, 8 p.m. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12 - Rummage Sale, United Metho dist Church, Many articles at 10?, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. SATURDAY, JANUARY 13 - Recovery, Inc., First Chris tian Church, 8 p.m. MONDAY, JANUARY 15 - Golden Rule Chapter, Masonic Hall, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16 - #494 Tops, Adrian grade school, 7:30 p.m. T.V. Handicapped, Inc., Edu cational Bldg, Ont. 8 p.m. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16 - strike above WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17 Jr. Golden Age, Library Mee ting Room, 1 p.m. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18 - Ruth Robinson Circle, Mrs. Sam McConnell, 2 p.m. OKK Club, Mrs. Chester Mills, 2 p.m. Oregon Trail Grange, 8 p.m. P.T.A. Cafetorium, 8 p.m. Job's Daughters, Masonic Hall, 7:30 p.m. 10th Anniversary to I m * Observed Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burn Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hum ingham visited many family mels of Windsor, Colorado were members and friends the week dinner guests of R.T. Sagers after Christmas m Salt Lake. Jan. 3. The Hummels were * » • on their way home after spend Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Eldredge ing Christmas with their son attended a birthday party for and family in Bakersfield and Mrs. Lyle Brown of F ruitland visiting his sisters in Washing last Sunday. ton. They brought slides of ♦ ♦ ♦ the couples’ mutual grandchild Mr. and Mrs. Dinck Nedry ren. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY were Sunday dinner guests of 9 • * Among those who have cele Mr. and Mrs. Britt Nedry in Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Harris brated or will be celebrating Boise. of Prairie City were dinner anniversaries during the month 9 ♦ * guests Saturday of the R. T. of January are Visitors at the home of Dr. and Sagers. Mr>. January 3 - Mrs. K. E. Kerby are Mr. * • * Willis Conant and Mrs. Ace Newsom of Whit Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gonyer January 4 - tier, California. returned home January 3 after Erie Mausling ♦ * ♦ spending two weeks in the home January 6 - Mrs. Emmett Sappe recently of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. visited Mrs. Nola Fischer in Glade Williams, nee Marilyn Glen Peterson January 8 - Mr. and Mrs, Newport and Mrs. Billie Lof Gonyer, in Salem. Noah Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Roy ton in Monmouth. • • • • ♦ * Sadamori January 10 - Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Roma Alvord and (Sli Mr. and Mrs. Rod Phelps of Spanaway, Washington visi ghter Debbie returned home Kenneth Price January 11 - Mr. and Mrs. ted for one week at the home January 1 after spending two Emmett Sappe. Mr. and Mrs. weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Durham in Tuscon, Ari Clyde Bowers. Harry McGinley. * * * January 12 - Mr. and Mrs. zona. The Durhams are the Darrell Benjamin. parents of a new baby boy Mrs. Geza Mahaloczki has January 14 - Mr. and Mrs. returned home after confine born December 19. He was ment in St. Lukes Hospital in named Richard Jeffery and Emery Cameron. January 15 - ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Boise and is recovering sa weighed eight-pounds and 13 Mas Atagi ounces. tisfactorily. • * • • • • January 17 - Mr. and Mrs. New Year’s Day dinner guests David Gallegos. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs spent New Years Day visiting at the home of the Fred Ro Jim Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Manning berts were Mr. and Mrs. Vir Marvin Berghorst January 18 - Mr. and Mrs. gil Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. in Notus. • • • Dallas Johnson and Kim of Georg.- Fanning. January 19 - Mr. and Mrs. Miss Stephanie Wilson, Uni Parma. Mr. and Mrs. Larry versity of Oregon School of Roberts, Kelly and Kris of No Gib Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nursing in Portland and Dr. tus, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gehrke January 22 - Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson, Clevt land Clinic, neth Roberts of Nampa. Leroy Mecham. Cleveland, Ohio, were home • • January 23 - Mr. and Mrs. over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Roberts Ross Corn. Mrs. Wilson reports that the Januarv 25 - Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Clinic opened in 1921 of Ashland were holiday visi Mark Morton. tors at the homes of Dr. and and now covers two city blocks. January 26 - Mr. and Mrs. There are 152 staff physicians, Mrs. Joe Cundall and Mr. and George Cartwright representing 37 medical spe Mrs. Fred Roberts. January 28 - Mr. and Mrs. cialities. They treat 1600 pa tients daily in the clinic and Handicapped Childrens ?• Bybee January 30 - Mr. and Mrs. hospital, do 80 surgeries a day Mrs. 12 open heart surgeries a day. The January meeting of the Jack Turner, Mr. and Geza Mahaloczki. There are 700 beds in the hos Treasure Valley Assocation pital and a waiting period of for Handicapped and Retarded one month for a patient to Children, Inc. is scheduled for LEGION AUXILIARY enter. Tuesday evening, January 16 ♦ ♦ • Past presidents of the Ameri at 8 p.m. in the Educational Sunday evening dinner guests Building, located directly be can Legion Auxiliary met Ja at the home of Mr. and Mrs. hind the Blessed Sacrament nuary 9 at the home of Verna Tobter. Bill Wahlert were Mr. and Mrs. Church in Ontario. Nine members were present Mark Percell, Mr. and Mrs. and enjoyed an exchange uf Arthur Mortensen, Mrs. Gerena At this time the program is Christmas gifts and visiting, Bnggman, Mrs. Arthur Walz, Next meeting will be Feb- Donald and Mary ¿nn, all of indefinite. All interested per Parma and Mr. and Mrs. Geo sons and members are invited ruary 5 at the home of Elea to be present at the meeting. nor Browne. rge Rankin. KITCHEN GADGETS I 1 GUITAR ,EG. SMftSS "V Q LAMP RADIO 2/ $ 1 UKULELE reo $2 088 S1O Q 00 1 Q "eG A O < BOWL SET «oo H “ I SFfREO FAPES c^oo 1 J < M > QQ PLAYTEX BABY PANTS POPCORN e3XREk$X° POPPER 53.29 I 1/2 PRICE WOODEN SPICE RAW "NATURAL HONEY" OO I 1 $ 1 77 HOT WATER BOniES I COMBINATIONS $266 PARSONS TABLES "NATURAL HERB" S Q Q Q Friends and neighbors of Mi. and Mrs. Willis Conant are invited to a reception for their 40th W edding Anniversary,Sun day January 21. The event will be heldatthe Adrian Community Presbyterian Church social Pollyanna $79.59 ASSORTED REG. 8OC—$1.00 WITH PEN 1 - ONLY «V $45.98 | REG. $24.95 8 TRACK YOUR CHOICE W/l DOZ. BOTTLES REG. $4 98 | > > REVLON I CREAMGEL CLEANSER $ 1 77 1 13 oz. JAR REG. $2.25 1 | DAISY FRESH PRODUCTS BALM BARR FABRIC FINISH SPRAY, DISINFECTANT, GLYCERINE A ROSEWATER CREAM OR REG. $3.49 GLYCERINE A LEMON CREAM 21x27x16 SIZE REG. $14.98 O«OO STUFFED BULLDOGS NURSERY CLEANERS, OKK Club Meeting The OKK Club will meet at 2 p.m., Thursday, January 18 at the home of Mrs. Chester Mills with co-hostess Mrs. Martha Moore. Roll call will be 'What jot around the house do you dis like most and put off till the last possible moment.” The ANK Garden Club mat at the home of their president, Mis Francis Focht for tlieir annual Christmas party. Doro thy Hock was co-hostess. The program consisted of i Christmas song by Alice Nishi- tarn and a story "Blue Heads’* read by Jessie Morgan Following ttie program a gift exchange was held. Members voted to give $25. for gifts for the Senior Citizens at the hospital nursing home and $25 for seeds for Costa Rtes and to World Gardening Care Fund. Hazel Lane and Yvonne Fan ning were guests of the group.' DUP MEETING Daughters of Utah Plots'er* (DUP) met January 8 at the home >f Mrs. Waiter Ashby. Eighteen members were pre sent. The lesson "Early Pio neer History of Utah to Me xico,” was given by Mrs Leone Christensen. Early pioneer his tory of 1862 on John Higley, was presented bv Mrs. S. P. Bybee. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ashby, Mrs. Ed lairr- son and Mrs. Von Anderson. FREE SAMPLES OF BALM BARR LOTION SATURDAY ONLY! MEN'S SLIPPERS 1 • 99 REG $2 98 MINI-SWINGER HAIR DRYER HAND PORTABLE REG $ JL QQ Q q QQ $1595 SLEEPING BAGS BACK-VIEW MIRROR m WALL MOUNTINGS^» INCLUDED REG. $9 95 REG $7 98 AIR FRESHENERS ANK Gordan Club Hour The Pollyanna Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Oscar Schafer hi Adrian. Four teen women were present which included twoguests, Mrs Mabie Piercy and Iris King of Washington State. Mrs. J. R. Osborn, Presi dent had charge of the meeting. Minutes were read and approved and Treasurers report given. Roll call was "Something Nice that Happened to M ■ in 1972.” Mrs. Hill Toomb won the <1 «>r prize. The next meeting will be the Annual Coffee to be given at the Herschel Thompson hottie Thursday afternoon February 1st for the March of Dimes and Heart Fund.” Earh mem- ber is to bring a (keen rookies, and the public is invited to attend. REVLON L DRY SKIN MOISTURE LOTION REG. $2.25 Club Slates Coffee WESTINGHOUSE 1 - ONLY room from 2 to 5 p.m. The W HlisConants were mar ried January 3, 1933. The reception is sponsored by their children Mrs Jeanette Stacey, William Conant, Mra, Karen Anderson and Jim Conant ■■ ■■ W8 J J 66* "DOLLS" $166 FOOTBALL GAME $Q *| Oe 1 J® BUBBLE BATH s |33 MAALOX ANTACID OO GAMES qq $109 J A q OO ■ W' «10 88 MANICURE SETS MOUTHWASH «t0 S 109 I V*OO TRUCKS,CARS,TRACTORS A "SKETCHY"; nQQ TOOTHPASTE QQ AA« JO K "W $3.88 VnTtX 1 1.00 A 1 oO ! All REG. $1.29 ONLY REG. $2.50 | TUDOR, ELECTRIC BY TOPPER REG. $20.95 ’/a GAL. REG. $1.89 REG. $10.95 > • > > REVLON r.- L % VALUES TO $6.00 ACTION 1 CEPACOL 2 0 oz. $1.69 | COLGATE 5 oz. TUBE 1 REG.89C INCLUDES: BASE COAT, SUPER SEAL TOP COAT, REMOVER, NAIL POLISH, CUTICLE GEL, REG. $19.95 ZOOMER - BOOMER NAIL FILE, EMERY BOARD REG. $5.50 OTHERS BATTERY POWERED REG. $2.98 202 Main Street Nyssa, Oregon CORjuchodfo, PHA Dial 372-3347 I . Cosmetics . Photo Finishing . Sundry Gifts * Veterinary AkW ■ Supplies »» WE ARE HERETO SERVE YOU BETTER HOURS: WEEKDAYS 8 to 8 I A $3.10 . Prescriptions CHUCK’S SAME FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE At SUNDAYS 12 to a »
