Thursday, January 25, 1973
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Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Favorite Foods
By
Odi«" Anderson
CRADLE
ROLL
ADRIAN NEWS
MALHEUR MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
January 22 - Mr. and Mrs.
tertaining the neighborhood club David Rushln, New Plymouth,
or the women in your church boy.
group. It has 3 layers.
HOLY ROSARY HOSPITAL
RIBBON SALAD
January 17 - Mr. and Mrs.
1 3-oa. pkg. lime jello
Donald McNemar, Fruitland,
girl.
1 cup hot water
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Shelby,
1 cup cold water
Ontario, girl.
1 3-ot, pkg. lemon jello
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hurrle,
Fruitland, boy.
1/2 cup hot water
1/2 cup small marshmallows
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nor
1 cup crushed pineapple, drai ton, Ontario, boy.
HURRY-UP MEAT LOAF
January 19 - Mr. and Mrs.
ned
James Coboonei, Ontario, boy.
1 3-ot. pkg cream cheese
2-lbs. lean, ground beef
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Harris,
1 • 10 1/2 ox. can tomato, 1/2 cup mayonnaise
Ontario, boy.
mushroom, or celery soup 1/2 cup cream, whipped
2 eggs, beaten
January 20 - Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Asple, Ontario, girl.
1 Pkg. (1 1/4 «) dehydrated 1 3-oz. pkg. cherry jello
1 cup hot water
January 22 - Mr. and Mrs.
onion soup
James Dykema, Vale, boy.
Combine all
ingredients, 1 cup cold water
Prepare lime jello and pour
Spoon mixture into a 5”x-
4 K1 *
1 'MX"*”"
9”x2 1/3” loaf pan. Bake at into an 8”x8" pan and let set in
325 degrees for 1 1/2 hours. your refrigerator. Dissolve le BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Serves 8.
mon jello in hot water. Add mar
Mrs. Dick Forbess enter
shmallows and dissolve. Add
We like to prepare foods pineapple, cream cheese, may- tained Thursday Bridge club
January 18 at her home. All
ahead, especially salads, be annaise and whipped cream.
Pour over lime jello regular members were present
cause they are usually time- Chill,
when set.
Prepare cherry with two tables in play. Mrs.
consuming.
T.H. Eldredge won first place
The following salad is color jello, Chill, Pour over pine-
Barton, second.
ful and very tasty. You might apple layer. Chill until firm. and Mrs. Bill
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use it with hot rolls when en- Serves 12.
Everything Is "hurry-up”
now and so, why not cook food
which is good but "hurry-up”.
I often cook a meatloaf which
can be mixed in minutes but
tastes as tho I spent at least
1/2 hour measuring and mix
ing, and looking for seasonings.
I use mushroom soup, young
sters would like tomato soup.
The dehydrated onion soup is
the secret ingredient.
NEWS FROM BIG BEND
BY GOLDIE ROBERTS
BIG BEND - The Big Bend
Extension Study Group met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Ben Witty. Mrs. Mike Sillonis
and Mrs. Gene Dockter assis
ted. Mrs. Edythe Prosser and
Mrs. Lester Campbell gave the
lesson on "Consumers Bill of
Rights." Mrs. Charles Witty
showed slides they had taken
of Oregon for the ACWW part
of the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thomas
and Toshia were Saturday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Way-
land Waggoner in Boise. In the
evening they called on Mr. and
Mrs. Benny Ashcraft (formerly
Kathy Stradley of Big Bend) to
see their new daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Pember
ton and family of Wilder cal
led on Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
Chaney and family Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts
visited Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs.
Burton Blades
near
Nampa. In the afternoon they
called on Mrs. Marie Douglas
and Mrs. Florence Henderllder.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett
called on Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Houtman at Gayway Sunday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Bernice Toombof King-
man Kolony called on Mrs.
Edythe Prosser Monday eve
ning.
Sandy Smith and Bob Grant
of Boise called on Mr. and Mrs.
C. K. Smith Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Barbee
and Shawn of Boise spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Cartwright.
Mrs. R. D. Knapp, Mrs. Dyre
Roberts and Mrs. Edythe Pros
ser called on Mrs. Susie Mil
ler in the Holy Rosary Hos
pital in Ontario Wettoesday af
ternoon. Later Mrs. Roberts
and Mrs. Prosser called on
Mrs. Delno Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cha
ney attended funeral services
for his aunt Mrs. Mabel Smith
in Caldwell Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Auker, Mrs. Betty
Samer and Mrs. Edythe Pros
ser attended a luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Marie Moore in
Newell Heights Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Muri Burns of
Nyssa called on Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Sillonis and girls Sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas
and Mr. and Mrs. Stan
and Toshia called on Mr.
Mrs. Raymond Thomas in
pie Valley Sunday evening.
Rick Abbott of Homedale and
the Bosiin brothers of Parma
called on Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Smith Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett
took Laurie and Lonnie Ben
nett to see the movie "Run
to The High Country” in On
tario Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Don Barbee and Shawn
called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Cartwright Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Edythe Prosser and
Mrs. Dyre Roberts played cards
with the Happy DozenCardClub
at the home of Mrs. Mabel
Piercy in Adrian Friday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Roberts was
prizewinner.
Mrs. Boyce Van DeWater re
turned home Friday evening
after spending four days help
ing in the Dick Reed home in
Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas,
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De
Water, and Mr. and Mrs. Var
ner Hopkins attended a ban
quet for the officers of the
Roswell Baptist Church Mon
day evening at the Eastside
Cafe in Ontario.
ADRIAN - David Looney re
turned to Portland Saturday af
ter spending a week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Looney and Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marshall
of Meridian were Monday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Schafer.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman
played cards at theOscarScha-
fer home Friday evening.
Mrs. Gladys Thomas spent
Saturday evening in the Oscar
Schafer home.
Mr. and Mrs. K.I. Peterson
were guests at a birthday din
ner for Peterson, at the home of
their (laughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mervil Hutchinson and girls in
Nyssa.
Other dinner guests
were Mr. and Mrs. George De
Haven, Mrs. Mane Moore and
Mrs. Edna Cowling.
Those from Adrian attending
Koffee Klutch at the Sue Ash
craft home were Mrs. Mabie
Piercy, Mrs. Robert Long, Mrs.
Gladys Thomas, Mrs. Hazel
Schafer and Mrs. Effie peter-
son.
Mrs. Mabie Piercy accom-
panied Mrs. Robert Long to Em
mett Sunday, where they were
dinner guests of the laters sis
ter, Mrs. Doris Raynor.
The following women were
Saturday dinner guests of Mrs.
Marie Moore, Mrs. Edna Cow
ling, Mrs. Gertye Jones, Mrs.
SHOP
WILSON’S
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Robart
Long,
Mrs. Mabie
Piercy, Mrs. Sue Ashcraft and
Mrs. Gladys Thomae.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker
called on Mr. and Mra. Gordon
Dickson in Vale Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sker-
janec and sons of Ontario were
Saturday visitors of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. George
De Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry De Haven
and family visited his parents
Mr. and Mrs. George De Haven
Saturday evening.
Pag« Fiv«
Blood Drawing
At the blood drawing, spon
sored by the Malheur Memorial
Hospital Auxiliary, held De
cember 28, 1972, Mrs. BobWil-
son, chairman, reports these
additional pins were awarded.
Four-gallon pin went to Mrs.
Gladys Sptize, three-gallon pin
to Mrs. Jane Ballou, and two-
gallon pins were awarded to
Harold Kassman and Mrs. Nor
ma Perdue, five-gallon pins
were awarded Mrs. Cornelia
Barton and Mrs. Elvy Madrid.
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Other pin recipients were re
ported in the January 4 issue of
Mrs. E. Otis Smith enter the Journal.
tained members of the Tues
day bridge club January 16.
Guest player was Mrs. Joe
Maughn.
Mrs. Herb Fisher
won high honors with Mrs.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25 -
Frank Morgan receiving second
Toastmistress Club, Library
high.
meeting room, 8 p.m.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 26 -
The Wednesday bridge club Rummage Sale, United Metho
met January 17 at the home of dist Church, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Mrs. E. Otis Smith.
High
SATURDAY,JANUARY 27 -
honors went to Mrs. Leo Sears Recovery, Inc., First Chris
and Mrs. Everett Staples re tian Church, 8 p.m.
ceived second high.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30 -
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»494 TOPS, Adrian grade school
Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Curidall 7 30 p.m.
hosted the Couple’s Bridge club
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 -
Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. American Legion 4 Auxiliary
Gerald Simantel and Mrs. Ward and families potluck dinner,
Wieneke were guest players. Eagles Hall, 7 p.m.
Winning high nonors was Mrs.
Oregon Trail Grange, mee
Boyd Wilson.
ting,
Grange Hall, 8 p.m.
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Saturday afternoon and visited.
Frank Fry and Miss Sherry
Winn of Parma were married
Jan. 6 at the Lutheran Church I
in Parma.
Parents of Miss j
Winn are Mr. and Mrs. Sam L
Smyser of Parma and parents f
of Frank are Mr. and Mrs. I
George Pulsipher of Nu Acres. 1
They will make their home in I
Moscow where Frank is going 1
to the University. Sisters of j
Frank here to attend the wed- I
ding were Mr. and Mrs. George ]
Grossman of Ellensburg, Was
hington and Mr. and Mrs.Clare
Beus of Othello, Washingon.
Clarence Morehouse of Boise I
is visiting his sister Mrs. j
George Pulsipher.
Nu Acres Farmerettes met at I
the home of Mrs. Ben Payne I
Wednesday afternoon.
There j
were six members and two chil- |
dren, also two visitors, Mrs. ]
Ula Carpenter and Mrs. Ella I
Anderson. Mrs. Daylene Peter- I
son from the Payette county ex- ]
tension office gave a demon- I
stration on the use of a blender I
and gave out recipes. Refresh- I
ments were served by Mrs. ]
Payne.
Mrs. Ralph Baxter went to I
Ontario Monday to see about r-
getting a room for her husband I
at the Presbyterian Nursing
Home
where he will be for
therapy treatments for his hip.
He hopes to return home soon.
The Dairy Wives of Payette
County will be having a meeting
and potluck luncheon at the Nu
Acres Community Hall Wednes- I
day, January 31 at 1 p.m. Any
dairy wives are welcome to ]
come.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smvser
of Parma announce the mar
riage of her daughter Sherrie
Hollingsworth Winn, to Frances
C. Fry, Jr. son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Pulsipher of Par
ma, on January 6, at Trinity
Lutheran Church in Parma.
The couple will make their
home in Moscow where he is
attending the
University of
Idaho.
LARGE SLICING
FIRM RIPE
A
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The Happy Dozen Pinochle
Club was entertained by Mrs.
Mabel Piercy at her Adrian
home Friday afternoon. Three
tables of pinochle w is in play
with prizes won by Goldie Ro
berts, Elsie Diven, Bernice
Toomb and Agnes Ashcraft.
Guest players were Anna Long
of Adrian and Mary Hatt of
Owyhee Corners.
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24 oz.
,
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Marriage
Announcea
EVERYDAY
PIZZA
KIEM'S
BONELESS HAMS
CHOICE NAVEL
ATOES
CADOS
8-1 w31
EVERYDAY LOW
DISCOUNT PRICE
NU ACRES HAPPENINGS
NU ACRES - Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Grasmlck, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Shaw, Sr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Shaw, Jr. attended
a D.H.I.A. luncheon meeting at
the Dragon room of the East
side Cafe Monday. New board
of directors were elected for
1973. They were Rick Roys
ton, Payette and Kent Russell
of New Plymouth, retiring me-
mbers of the board are Bill
Grasmick and Dean Byram.
Lennie Ahnstedt of New Ply
mouth will be president, Rick
Royston, vice president; Bill
£ Cummings,
New Plymouth, se
cretary, S.L. Pomerroy, trea
surer, John (Xten was retained
as D.H.I.A, tester.
George
Cleveland of Boise State Ex
tension dairyman and Ed Fiez
of Caldwell spoke and showed
slides on the efficient use of
dairy records.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson
visited with Mrs. John Ham
mock in Ontario and in the af
ternoon visited her husband
John at the Presbyterian Nur
sing home.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ballard
of Kaslo, B.C. are visiting her
jnother Mrs. Lucy Evans and
pther friends and relatives in
the area.
Mrs. Forest Carpenter was
/given a surprise birthday fxarty
.j Jan. 13 by her two sons, Mr.
’and Mrs. Bill Richeson and fa-
-fully and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Cltlche.son and family and their
¿(laughter and her husband, Mr.
.and Mrs. Bob Franklin and fa-
;nnly. They brought the dinner
■•ind gifts.
Gordan Anderson of Ontario
’ah'pped by the Robert Shaws
TAX TIME - It's that time of year again and comely Barbara
Zavala has taken advantage of two IRS books now available at
post offices. They are “Your Federal Income Tax, Publi
cation 17" for individuals and “Tax Guide for Small Businesses,
Publication 334".
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