Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, February 08, 1973, Page 5, Image 5

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    Thursday, February 8, 197 3
Eastern Star Friendship Night
The Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
XLUXLUUWLU1LU
ADRIAN NEWS
LIGHT YEARS AHEAD
CRADLE
ROLL
ADRIAN - Rex Franklin re­
turned home Thursday January
25. on leave from the Marines.
He has been stationed at Camp
MALHEUR MEMORIAL
Hansen in Okinawa for a year.
HO6PÏTAL
He will leave here February
22 to go to Camp Pendleton,
FEB 4 - Mr. and Mrs. Kent
Main, Nyssa, girl.
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Frede-
and family of La Grande were rikson, Nyssa, girl.
weekend guests of his parents,
FEB 5 - Mr. and Mrs. Ame-
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker. lio Resendes, Adrian, girl.
Mrs. Pam Bedegi and girls
With no mechanical parts to
of Nampa were Sunday dinner
HOLY ROSARY
snap, clatter, arc or click, thia
guests of her parents, Mr. and
new mercury Super Switch®
HOSPITAL
from General Electric was
Mrs. Vernon Parker.
Mrs. Marie Moore and Mrs.
FEB 1 - Mr. and Mrs. Ti- designed to be light years ahead
Edna Cowling were Thursday mothy Howland, Nyssa, boy. of any ordinary wall switch you
luncheon guests of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Miles, can buy today. Also available
with lighted handles for
Mrs. K. 1. Peterson. In the Ontario, boy.
convenience and safety in
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wright, bathrooms and on stairways, the
afternoon, they attended the
Coffee for Heart and March of Ontario, girl.
switch is backed by a 50-year
Dimes at the Herschel Thomp­
FEB 2 - Mr. and Mrs. Lester guarantee from date of purchase
against failure in normal home
apparently started in the garage, and spread
THE HOME, GARAGE, FREEZER AND
son home in Kingman Kolony. Odom, Fruitland, boy.
to the house.
PICK-UP of the Lupe Leos family were
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Atkin­ usage If it does fail, just return
the Super Switch® with a
The Adnan Fire Department was called
destroyed by fire last week. Located west
received a telephone call from son, Parma, boy.
to the fire, and saved the front part of the
FEB 3 - Mr. and Mrs. Robert request for an exchange and GE
their son, Sgt. Joe Mackey,
of
the
Owyhee
Community
Church,
the
fire
will mail you a free replacement
house.
Sunday. He works in the Pen­ Codr, New Plymouth, boy.
And that s nothing to make
tagon in Washington D.C.
FEB 4 - Mr. and Mrs. Tim light of when it s time to decide
FRIDAY,
FEB.
9 - Rummage School 7:30 p.m.
COMING EVENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mac- Gorrell, Ontario, girl.
which switch to switch to
WEDNESDAY, FEB 14 - Se­
Sale, United Methodist Church,
key and family of Nyssa; Mr.
FEB 6 - Mr. and Mrs. David
TODAY, FEB. 8 - Town and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
nior Citizens, MethodistChurch
Country Garden Club, Mrs. Ben
and Mrs. Jim King of Ontario; Steiner, Ontario, girl.
SATURDAY, FEB. IO - Re­ 10:30 a.m.
Payne.
Mr. and Mrs. E.P. Mehlhorn,
and Mrs. Minnie Mackey were
THURSDAY, FEB. 15 - OKK
covery, Inc. First Christian
Job’s Daughters, Masonic Church, 8 p.m.
Sunday dinner guests in the Ontario, girl.
Club, home of Mrs. Donald
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
G. E. Mackey home.
MONDAY, FEB. 12 - Star­ Brewer, 2 p.m.
Pictured from left are Mrs. Lois Cartwright, Worthy Matron,
Toastmistress club, Library dusters, home of Mrs. FoySas­
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers lers.
Ruth Robinson Circle, United
Mrs.
Anna
Long
and
Mrs.
k Mrs. Marie Holmes, Grand Committee member; and George were Thursday evening visi­
meeting room, 8 p.m.
Methodist Church, 2 p.m.
ser.
Mabie
Piercy
visited
Mr.
and
K<artwright, Worthy Patron.
Sports Booster Club meets
tors in the Oscar Schafer home
Job’s Daughters, Masonic
TUESDAY, FEB. 13 - Yellow
“If you feel you ha»e no at high school after wrestling
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bege- Mrs. K. I. Peterson, Sunday
Rose Rebekah Lodge, IOOF hall. Hall, 7:30 p.m.
»2 Golden Rule Chapter »131 Tyson, Past Grand Guardian of man were Friday evening cal- afternoon.
fault*-that make» another.” matches.
Oregon Trail Grange, 8 p.m.
#494 TOE’S - Adrian Grade
Four Worthy Matrons
•entertained approximately 100 Idaho.
■
M»3®<
guests at F riendship night and and three Worthy Patrons.
Reception for Marie Holmes,
Chapters represented were
committee member of Cancer Ontario, Vale, Moro,St. Helens,
Committee of Grand Chapter of Sheridan, Baker, Elmira and
Oregon, Monday, February 5 Cove from Oregon, Homedale,
at the Masonic Hall with Worthy Cambridge, Parma, Weiser and
Matron and Worthy Patron Lois Payette, Idaho.
An addendum was presented
and Georg»* Cartwright presi­
ding.
for Marie Holmes by the Star
Escorted
and introduced Points, Conductresses and As­
were : Lester Langdon, Worthy sociate Matron. Each with a
USDA CHOICE FULL CUT
Grand Patron of Oregon, mem­ poem and a small token of love.
ber of Mizpah »30, St. Helen's Star Dusters President Nora
Oregon, Gail Anderson, Past Graham presented her a gift
FRESH COLUMBIA
Grand Patron of Idaho of Cam­ of a new Mrs. Santa suit. Ka­
bridge »56,
Iris
Langdon, thryn Williams was presented
Grand Marshall of the Grand a plaque from the Golden Heart
, Chapter of Oregon, Gladys Yo­ and Arrows of the State of Ore­
cum, Chairman ofCancerCom- gon. The officer presented tier
mittee of Sheridan, chapter »89; with a doll dressed as a Grand
and Donna Waske, Credential Chapter Committee member.
Refreshments were served
Committee
from
Applegate
• 182, Elmira of Grand Chap­ from a lovely decorated table
under the direction of Edna
ter of Oregon.
Other
Grand Committee Bacon and Kathleen Wheeler,
members escorted were: Naomi assisted by all Past Matrons
Hooker, Baker, Home Endow­ and Patrons of Golden Rule
ment. Kathryn Williams, Vale, Chapter.
Estarl of Grand Chapter of
I
Oregon, Martha Titmus,Chair­
WELLS A DAVIES
Wft
man of District »5, Estarl, Ho­
medale, and George Strange,
BY DALE WITT
Budget and Finance, Payette,
PHONE 372 2183
Grand Chapter of Idaho.
. Also present was Dorothy
FRESH SOLID HEADS
KINGMAN KOLONY - Sunday
dinner guests in the home of
GARDEN FRESH BELL
CRISP STALK
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant
were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Conant
A "Scout-tn” which will de­ and family, Mrs. Jeannette
monstrate and test the skills Stacy and girls of Apple Valley,
of scouts in the Seven Rivers Ralph Lewis and sons of Apple
Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Co­
district has b»-en scheduled for
next Saturday in the West Park nant and Janet. The dinner was
'' Plaza in Ontario, in honor of in honor of WillisConant^ birth­
day.
National Scout Week.
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.
The Scout-in, which will be­
gin at 10 a.m. will Include Jim Conant were guests of Mr.
activities by the Boy Scouts and Mrs. Mitch Ander«on in
Vale.
4 and Cub Scouts of the district
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Conant
' from Burns to McCall and
Cascade, with 27 scout units were breakfast guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
and 24 cub scout units parti-
cipating.
Franklin in Adrian Sunday mor­
Skills will include weight­ ning. Rex Franklin and Jackie
lifting, exercises, leg and arm Piercy were also breakfast
wrestling, and balancing in the guests.
Cub Scout program and train­
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer
BUDGET
ing on the proper use of the were guests at a birthday din­
American flag, instruction and ner at the home of Mr. and
S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-R
contests on the knot racks and Mrs. Jerry Freitag in Nyssa
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training on identification of a Thursday evening in honor of
plant life by the Boy Scouts. Jerry’s birthday.
There will also be training on
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer at­
SILK BATHROOM
the abuse of and correct wear­ tended the eighth grade supper
ing of the new scout uniform. at the Adrian school Saturday
evening.
4-ROLL PACK
JOY LIOUIO
Mr.
and
Mrs. Herschel
£a
\ON
Thompson
went
to
Boise
DREAM WHIP
Saturday and were overnight
BOTTLE
BY A VO MOELLER
guests at the Rex Walters home.
ea.
<***<• PHONE 372-2733 »>•'***
They also visited Mr. and Mrs.
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The Arcadia Club met Jan. Sal Clark who took them out to
31 at the home of Mrs. Brig dinner Saturday evening. They
HOME DAIRIES
CRISCO
W/COUPON
Olsen.
Ten
members were returned home Sunday evening.
Thursday
January
25,
Mr.
and
present. Plans were made to
’/a PTS.
Serve lunch at the Ray Russell Mrs. Wayne Robb were dinner
farm sale February 22. Plans guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
24 oz. BOTTLE
were also made for the annual Breashears in Caldwell.
Friday
evening,
Mr.
andMrs.
Club party at the Olsen home
w/o COUPON 66<
Feb. 9. The club will furnish Wayne Robb visited at the home
oz
PASCO FROZEN
6 oz.
ft ft
the meat dish, the rest is pot­ of ttie Harold Dails family in
GOOD AT WILSON'S DISCOUNT
Nyssa.
luck.
BUDGE I
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Phifer
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephen­
S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-R (
EXPIRES 2-10-73
gen spent from Thursday until of Ontario and Mr. and Mrs.
............................................urn
Sunday in Twin Falls with Mr. Carl Phifer were Thursday din­
VETS'
and Mrs. Jim Abshler and other ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. j
15.5
Chas Bowers. Carl Phifer had
SALE DATES:
relatives.
JELL-0 INSTANT
r
CAN
just
returned
from
NorthCaro-
BUDGET STRETCHERS FEB 8, 9, 10
The Stringer Sheep Company
is bringing their sheep into the lina where he had finished his
«o8 o,.
ALL OTHER PRICES 7 DAYS A WEEK
camp on Imperial Avenue for term in the Marines. They were
• o
a.
GOIO-N-SOFT
...
on their way to Redmond, Ore­
1-lb.
the lambing season.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thomp­ gon.
BETTY CROCKER 7 oz. PKGÄ ft ,
Wednesday
evening
Rex
son and family have returned
from the east wtiere he was Franklin and Jackie Piercy both
station' d with the army to their were dinner guests of Mr. and
home here on Clark Boulevard. Mrs. Jim Conant.
BUDGE I
Sunday, January 28, Rex
Thompson will be stationed in
LA CHOY, ORIENTAL
Franklin, Jackie Piercy, Mr.
S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-R
Ft. Lewis, Washington.
Minnie Houston, Ruth Taylor andMrs Ralph Thomas and two
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children and Mrs. Leda Doughty W
and Lyla Houston were dinner
o
z.
guests Sunday evening of Mr. were dinner guests at the Char- Nj
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and Mrs. Jim Houston and sons les Franklin home.
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FOR
EVERYDAY "
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ROUND STEAK
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CABBAGE
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PUDDINGS
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DINNERS :/5ac
in Ontario.
Florence
Pettet and Mrs.
Terry Priest were luncheon
guests Monday in the George
Moeller home.
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