Thursday, February 15, 1973
Th« Nyasa Gat« City Journal, Nyasa, Orogon
Pog« Two
Nyssa Gate City Journal
Adrion Presbyterian
OBITI ARIES
Community Church
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Bud Vanscoy
The Women’s Association
CONSERVATIVE
NAZARENE
met Thursday afternoon at the
Word »as received at press
BAPTIST
Church Social room. There were
CHURCH NOTES
time Wefeesfey, at the death of
CHURCH
17 ladies present at the busi
Dan Vanscoy of La Grande, for
ness meeting which met at 1 30
SUNDAY - Sunday School
Importance of well planned
Pastor Imag Frank of Cald Bible Studs classes for all ages, merly of Nyssa. He died sud 10 YEARS AGO
p.m.
Mrs. George DvHavwa,
victory
gardens large enough
denly, Tuesday, February ¡3,
president, bad charge at the well will be speaking at the First 9 45 a.m
to give an «atra supply ot re-
1973,
at
a
La
Grande
hospital.
Conservative
Baptist
Church
at
meeting. Rail call followed the
Without question the most im
Service ot Worship. Message
His widow is the former Nel portant Item of the past week S gela bles beyond fresh used and
minutes which were read and the tr.crning and evening ser by Pastor Manley, 11 a.m
lie Jean Schweuer and his sis activities in the legislature was canning requirements is en.
appr i-ved and the secretary and vices. Pastor Frank »asraised
Second Class postage paid at Nyssa, Oregon 97913,
Family Hour...Adult, Teen,
phastied this year.
ters are Mrs. Art Servoss of the joint House
la
the
F
ruitland
area
and
Pas-
treasurer’s report were given.
under act at Congrwss of March 3, 1879
and Senate
and Junior groups meeting, 6
Nyssa
and
Mrs.
Don
Todd
of
tored
the
Baptist
Church
at
A report »as given by the com
meeting which heard Senator
p.m.
40 YEARS AGO
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ni 1 nee » the cost of some re Roswell in the 1950’s.
Wayne Morse and Governor
Evening Gospel Hour...with Portland.
Oregon
Services are pending.
Special singing »ill be by lots of r»d music and the mes
pair
work
to
be
dene
by
the
Mark Hatfield discuss the latest
Newspaper
The Nyssa Country has had
Malheur County, Oregon,
Association. Host and hostess Mrs. Frank at the morning ser sage by Pastor Manley, 7 p.m.
developments concerning the snow and plenty of it, enough
Pubi'SNerS
vices.
and Payette and Canyon
were appointed for the potluck
Boardman Space Age Project. to fill all the reservoirs It would
TUESDAY - Young Women’s Myrtl« Pluoard
Associatori
SuAfei
Sunday School, 9 45 Bible Studs. 9 45 a.m.
C«»ties, Ifebo,
dinner at 7 p it this Wednesday
The state has invested over a
Mvrtle Ptueard. age 63. died million dollars, plus land ex- appear from the surplus which
evening ir. the Church Social a.m.
WEDNESDAY - Caravan ac
piles the streets of town. Mora
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
Monday,
February
12,
1973
at
Morning services, 11 a.m. tivities for the children. 7 30
One Year.................. $5.00
room. Installation of officers
chanCFs and oth<*r non-mon**• snow last night brought it to a
her home in Caldwell. She was
Evening services. 6 p.m.
Su Months ..... $3.00
»as held and the tst for the
tarv values, to secure property depth of twelve laches on (he
p.m.
born October 30. 1909 in Saint
Wefeesfey Praver meet.:rg
Elsewhere in the VXA.
least cola was passed.
Teen study and fellowship.
along the Columbia River near level this morning. Drifts la
Francis.
Kansas.
and
Bible
study
at
7
30
p.m.
One Year.................... M.0C
The ladies from the Roswell
Adults..Bible study m Co-
Boardman for lease to Boeing town were three feet deep m
Besides her busband Dick ot
Six Months ............. $4.00
W omen’s Association and ot CHRISTIAN SCENCE
lossians 2
Aircraft Company.
many places while la the coun-
Caldwell, she is survived by
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hers from this area came at
try snow is piled higher than a
one
son.
John
Bartholomew
at
2 p.m. for the program. Mrs. LECTURER SLATED
According to Plant Managvr
Sumter. South Carolina
one Henry Zobell, the Nyssa Amal car in corners and lanes where
Mane Moore read ar. article,
Our thanks to all who had a
the
wind could frisk more
daughter, Dorothy Hardenbrook,
•The Untroubled Heart.” and
part in the Youth Week minis
gamated refinery set wtiat is freely.
Anacortes,
Wash.,
five
sis
gave a welcome to the Ros
tries of last »eekend. enter
believed to be a production re
Nyssa school busses ha««
Mrs. Anna M Fisher.
well ladies, and Teresa De La
tainment of visiting Team mem ters,
cord for one season »hen been running on schedule but
Boise,
Mrs.
Frances
George,
Tora and Dcr.ingos Bastoc. ex
bers, meal preparations for the
2,145,000 one-hundred-pound since the first heavy snowfall
Sheridan. Oregon. Mrs Ruth
change students from Brazil,
teen fellowship times, and the
bags of sugar were refined the forepart of the week, they
Houtman.
Saint
Francis,
Kan
who gave the program. Miss
preparations for the teen fel
during this campaign that closed
have been meeting the pupils
lowship tunes, and the prepara sas. Mrs. Norvells Murphy, February 14
Teresa De La Tora told a
This is 368,000 at the
highway.
Snow has
Cisne. Illinois and Mrs Juba
little about themselves before
tion of the fellowship hall for
more than the previous high of
Editor, The Journal
Editor, The Journal
blocked
sideroads and
has
Lane, Morris City, Illinois, one
use
in
the
midst
of
continu
presenting
the
slides.
She
said
1,777,000 in 1962
As the Constitution of these
I hare to address you in this
caused (he mail carrier and
brother,
Sam
Parks.
Asotin,
ing construction activities.
United States provides, let us way because only through the they d.d not know each ether
all motorists much trouble.
—Robert W. Manley, Pastor. Washington. Also surviving are
Nyssa’s staff of first grade Drifts have blocked driveways
LIMIT government and INSIST Nyssa Gate City Journal can I before coming to the United
eight grandchildren
States.
They
lived
over
200
miles
teachers
includes
Mrs.
Zetta
that it answer to us instead of get in touch with you, but be
in town.
Services for Mrs. Plueard
M ississipprans Sing
Bumgarner. Mrs. Gladys fngeL
the citizens being dott-nated, lieve me. 1 would like to be apart. They have both enjoyed
will be held Thursfey. February
hart. Mrs. Lucille Cary, Mrs.
repressed and controlled by able to write personally to a their stay here and meeting so
February 18
50 YEARS AGO
15, at 2 p.m. at Lienkaemper
Marguerite Leslie and Mrs.
such bureaucratic agencies of lot of you. Fm writing because many » xderfui people. They do
Chapel
inNyssa.
Interment
will
The
Mississippians from
Lana Schenk
the rebel Metro gove mm eat as haring beet away from Nyssa oct Lave the smaller towns
Messrs. Jessie Kygar and
be at the Nyssa cemetery.
Jackson, Mississippi will sing
COSC 'Ccxmcil at State Govern for almost six months now, there, only large cities which
l.ou I> Goode have purchased
are
far
apart
you
only
know
the
at
The
First
United
Methodist
ments., Model Cities, Zoning, I still feel like aoe of you,
20 YEARS AGO
the Andy Hansen ranch from
Church this Sinfey, February Raymond Young
COG (local Council of Govern I still consider myself a citizen people in your area.
NORMAN B. HOLMES
Lynn Kvpr and William Peutx
Slides were shown of many
Farmers of the Malheur area
ments), Urban renewal and Re of Nyssa, and you, my fellow
There is a sure way out of 18tt, during the 11 o’clock Mor
and will soon take possession.
Ravmood L. Young, 58.
interesting
places
ui
their
cou
ning
W
orship.
"will
have
to
get
on
the
ball
gional Government tc name a townspeople so that it would
discouragement and despair,
They have moved a small house
The Mississippi »as are a 106 Seventh Street. Parma, died right a»ay” if they are to have
few. All are a part of a re be unkind if I dife't let you ntry. Some of them were “The accortkng to a public lecture to
onto the place from the Siam
Wefeesfey,
February
7,
1973,
Square of lodepeodence and the
adequate labor supplies for the
gressive form of government, know «hat rm up to.
be held m Ontario on Friday, black quartet »ho are touring at his home.
ranch
Monument,” Big harbors and
the United States this year for
1953 season, Roy Hirai, pre
dictator ship, the many being
February 23 at e p.m.
He
was
born
October
24,
As
you
know
1
was
back
u>
It
is
hot
there,
the beaches.
sident of the Malhuer Labor
ruled by an appointed few.
Norman B. Holmes. C.S.B., The Piney Woods School.
Louis DrBordspr nt the week
getting
to 130
The Piney W oods School »as 1914, at Castle, Oklahoma. He Sponsors Association, warned
Metro government is NCT Florence by naif July aad the sometimes
a Christian Science lecturer
end in Nyssa where he was a
came
to
Idaho
with
his
parents
constitutional self-government. tr«> buck home was a real degrees. There is lots of ram, and teacher from Chicago, will begun id 1909 by The Little
this week. Hirai said that the truest in the Henton h<<ne While
in 1919 and lived in Bag Bend,
association drive for member
It is government by executive blast although I was a little grass is always green, beaches draw on his experience as a Professor of Piney Woods, Lau
in Nyssa he purchased some
Oregon. He married Beatrice
are crowded at night as it is
rence
Clifton
Jones,
who
is
now
order presidentia.
or
go sad for leaving.
ship dues has made little pro
Chaplain in the United States
turkeys and hens.
Gude
in
1952.
They
lived
tn
Also meeting my family in cool then.
spoken of as Mississippi’s Boo
gress
and
that
camp
facilities
vernor), and afenuustrative de
Navy la explaining bow dis
Mountain Home for 14 years.
Music » as played on the p-ano
cannot be operated with a mini
cree. Forced rating by a sta Rome »as something hard to
couragement aad despair can ker T. Washington.
Mrs. Young died in 1969. He
describe,
I
can
only
tell
you
by Domingos Bast e
at dif
The
School
began
during
a
mum of 6000 acres of row crop
te’s governor is one example
be faced up to and overcome on
moved
to
Parma
and
married
Southern
revival meeting in
of this rebel government. Go that the airport looked like a ferent tunes during the showing a spiritual basis.
signed up and membership paid.
Louise McEwen, November 9,
which Jooes was the evangelist
vernor McCall is now propos battleground with parents and of the slides. He plays by ear,
The sponsors association es
At the lnnutioc of Chris
1971.
Teresa
ing that statewide zacing in ad relatives of a hundred kids run but does very well.
timates 3000 laborers »ill be
tian Science Society, Ontario, 7be minister-educator »as be
Surviving
are
his
wife,
Par
dition to local zoning be made ning all over and screaming De La Tora piayed the piano Mr. Holmes will speak m the ing bung by white agitators
needed in the area this season
ma, a son, William Lee Young,
Farmers
who want infor
My son' My daughter ” and after the slides were shown.
law in Oregon. Public owner
and only part of them can be
Church Edifice, 62 S.W. 5 St. from a tree, brush was piled
ship at private land is a goal others screaming as well ''This She is also an accomplished mu Mrs. Bette Hopper of Fruitland at his feet to burn him alive Parma, a daughter, Jerolyn boused and dispatched from the mation on the yield performance
for his effort, tut then, as cus Brooks of Modesto, California, labor camps at Nyssa, Ontario, of grain and r>tber crop varie
of Metro government. This is cannot be my son”* since a sician. Slides were shown of will introduce him.
tomary be was allowed a few his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil Adnan and Vale Hirai pointed ties tested at the Malheur Ex
to be accomplished by restric lot of us had growT. taller or the beautiful mountains Long
Local
arrangements
for
the
Any- the beach. Their Soccer fields
words, These Tew words’ con liam H. Young, Parma. A sis out that there is not ad«-quate periment Station can get a sum
tive regulations an all land fatter (mostly faner).
event are beu< coorfenated by
tile agitators,
who ter, Mrs. Faye Taylor. Parma, farm bousing to maintain a labor mary of the data at th«- Malheur
winced
use, water control both sur way I sooc found myself re- are the largest m the world. A Frank Barber of Ontario.
thought
be was
fermentine two grande hil dr er., one niece force, and that even operators County Extension Office ac
face and subsurface, control of adjusted to my old life, except slide was shown of the Statue
Mr
Holmes
will
tell
of
the
strife. that be intended only and one nephew.
the air See Senate Resolution for th» lar.r-ige which seemed of Christ an top of a mountain.
with farm housing will suffer if cording to County Agent Leeds
"'-¿«¿''for'bott' tern aad^
Services
were
conducted the labor force is not large Bailey
They have carnival time every
*100) and by higher aad higher harder to come back.
despair
incluttng
those
asso
12 at the enough to stabilize wage rates
I had to start studying im six months and feast and dance
black people. He was cut down; Monday, February
The information is contained
taxation, until landowners can
ciated with serious problems
black
peepie. He »as cut Parma Dakar. Funeral Chapel. and reduce competition
in a bulltetln called Crop Va
no longer make a living from mediately while my friends were for four days. They have fancy
of human relationship, as well
riety Performance In Malheur
their land and continue to pay vacationing, because to attend cars and costumes, green, blue as physical disease and im down, the reformed agitators’ Interment »as in the Mountain users of labor.
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the
last
year
of
high
school
passed a hat and $50 was rai Home cemetery.
County, and summarises re
white
aod
yellow,
their
flag
the taxes, too. This is the «ay
pair sent.
sed for the Piney Woods School
the state or federal gcvernr.ent here in Italy I had to pass a colors are used in their cos
Cpl. Willis G. HUtt, son of sults ot grain and alfalfa hay
A graduate of Northwestern
and the agitators became hel Joseph J. Lopez
tumes. The Volkswagen is the
will confisticate it. Many people test.
Mr and Mrs. Scott O. Hiatt, trials. It also compares other
University, Mr. Holmes served
in Metropolitan areas now be
and husband of the former Miss crop characteristics such as
However, I managed to spend most popular ear. Prizes are in the United States Navy as a pers in launching the school.
Joseph J. Lopez, 65. Nyssa, Nettie Knowles, all of Nyssa, lodging, (wading data and re
You are invited to bear The
lieve that land should not be 15 days at the sea-side and given for the best costumes
Chaplain during World »ar □
died Wednesday, February 7, recently began a six-weeks sponse to fertiliser
Mississippiaas.
privately owned. Owning pro then pass the test, so I could at the carnivaL There are many
and the Korean W ar. He entered
1973 at Malheur Memorial Hos course in information and edu
people in the fence
Hailey said the information is
perty is a constitutional right. start school in October with black
the healing ministry of Chris
pital
groups. Their music came from
important to farmers who want
cation
at
the
armed
forces
in
my
old
classmates.
It
was
Are we to sit quietly by and
tian Science in 1946 and be-
He was born October 15. formation school at Ft. Slocum, to select top yielding crop va
Africa. The colored people sing
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and
cmae a Christian Science tea
do nothing while these social very exciting to see them again
1907, in Yorktown, Texas, He New York
and
dance
and
are
the
best
mu
rieties for their spring plant
planners and their agencies and to see bow they had changed,
cher in 1958. Prior to his be daughter of Kimberly, Idaho married Catherine Corak in
ing.
sicians. Sports prefered are
realizing
that
I
Lad
changed
even
stopped
at
the
Methodist
Church
proceed to strip us of this in
coming a member of The Chris
Reno on October 10, 1944
basketball and volley ball. The
30
YEARS
AGO
dividual right' The time to act more. They had a lot of ques
tian Science Board of Lecture Sunday night enroute home from
He is survived by tus wife
exchange students both live in
is now if we are to keep our tions to ask me and they were
ship, he served as Manager of a Lay Witness Mission in in Nyssa,
five sans, Mike,
South Brazil. A question and
The facts behind the current
very
well
impressed
by
»hat
Springfield,
Oregon.
He
is
to
be
constitutional right to private
the Department of Branches
Tim, Bill and Daniel Lopez, nation wide campaigns to grow
answer
period
followed
the
sho
I told them about the U.S. and
ownership of land.
and Practitioners of The First the co-ordinator for the Lay all of Nyssa, and Gilbert Lo
ving of the slides and picture
victory gardens, plan the family
You will need to read about the friendliness of people there.
Church at Christ, Scientist, m Witness Mission which is to be pez,
Edinburg, Texas, four
postcards
were passed among
Ever
since
I
have
been
nick
this Metre government mon
Boston, Massachusetts. He is held March 23 , 24 , 25 with the daughters. Mis. Shirley Page, food supply, and produce and
the group showing other scenes
strosity to believe it! Two re named “the American” and my
currently on extensive lecture Lutheran and Methodist Chur Wilder, Mrs. Margaret Page, conserve meat will becarriedto
of their country. Lunch was ser
every family in MalheurCounty
ches in Nyssa.
searched books, '‘Terrible 1313 popularity has grown.
Nyssa, Pamela Lopez, Nyssa, as jot No. 3 for the neighbor
Physicians
I spent Christmas skiing and ved by the hostesses to over 4C
There was a good attendance
Revisited’ and “Blame Metro”
"The Answer to Despair” is
and
Mrs.
Julian
Tello,
Edin-
attending.
hood
leader
system,
said
R
E.
written by Jo Hindman who for when I got back I found a lot
the title of his local lecture. at the Lutheran Church Sunday t»rg. and 12 grandchildren
and Surgeons
Brook, county agent.
Bible study
l.'id
many years has researched of cards and presents from
The public is invited to attend night for
Services were conducted at 2
Rural families are in much
planning meeting for the Lay
without charge.
Metro and its devastating ef the U_S. and they fave really
p.m. Saturday in the Lienkaem better position than other, both
K. E. KERBY M.D.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Witness Mission.
fect on oar American way of moved me, because they mean
per Chapel in Nyssa. Inter to supply their own food needs
K. A DANFORD, M.D.
WEDNESDAY - Choir Prac P«nt«cojtal Church
life. These books are available that you still remember me and
ment was in the Nyssa Cemetery. and to help the war effort by
Physicians and Surgeons
from Carton Printer, Cald it's quite an honor to be remem tice, 6-55 p.m.
Of
J«cus
Christ
Dial 372-2241
producing as much extra as
THURSDAY - Women’s Bi
well, Idaho for $2.00 per copy, bered by such people as you.
SUNDAY SER VICES
possible. Farmers have no re
Well this is about all the next ble Study, 930 a.m.
and «ill answer many question
THANK YOU ?
HOURS 9 to 12 noon! 2 to
Sunday School for all ages,
strictions on the amount of
concerning the cause at many time instead of writing I’ll try
FRIDAY - Good News Club-
5 P.M. • Monday through
10
a.m.
meat they can butcher for their
local government problems. In to come to Nyssa and tell you for children at all ages, 3:30
Friday, 10 to 12 Saturday.
Sunday School busing avai
p.m.
this limited space, I haven’t everything myself.
We wish to thank our many own use, but if they hold their
The Nyssa PT A will meet
lable..call
372-5078
consumption
down
to
2
1/2
Best
wishes
and
happiness
Bible Study, 8 p.m.
even
scratched the surface
friends for the acts of kind
Morning worship service, 11 'today, Thursfey, February 15 ness they expressed to us in pounds per week per person
from
SUNDAY - Sunday Sc boo 1
about Metro. Get a copy at these
at 7:30 p.m. The Elementary
a.m.
MAULDING CLINIC
it «ill mean many millions of
Ferdi Chinci
Classes for all ages 9:45 a.m.
books and read them. L' you are
building will open its doors to so many «ays at the passing pounds more to share with the
Youth Service, 7 p.m.
L. A. Mauidlng, M.D.
Morning worship - 11 a.m.
a red-blooded American, you
of
our
beloved
sister
and
aunt,
Charles E. Vanetti, M.D.
armed forces and America’s
Evangelistic Service, 7 30 p. the citizens of Nyssa to an
Sunday
evening Youth
will be shocked The land you
Faye Montoya.
“Open House Program.”
m.
Physicians and Surgeons
allies.
groups meet at the Church -
save might well be your own’
—
The
Edward
Cordova
family.
Activities are as follows:
Dial 372-2216
WEDNESDAY; Bible Study
—Respectfully
grades 4 through High. School
classes for Adults and Youth, Meet in the old gymnasium at
HOURS 9 to 12 noon and
6:30 p.m.
Mrs. James Sha».
7 30 p.m
Five-minute open
2 to 5 P.M., - Monday,
MONDAY - Each Monday 7:30 p.m.
Ontario, Oregcc.
ing ceremony with Mrs. Beck,
Missionary
Dale
Brown
from
Tuesday,
Thursday and
evening 6-8p.m., fun and games
Peru will be with us Wefeesfey PTA president Fifteen-minute
Friday. 9 to 12 noon,
at the old gym.
7:30 p.m. the 21st. He will be P.E. demonstration by students.
Wednesday and Saturfey.
Five-minute station orientation
showing slides also.
Weight labs. “By appoint
THANK YOU !
by grade level chairman and
Everyone Welcome.
ment only” Wednesday.
Mr Munn.
Move to class
David D. Wiens, Pastor,
The Miguel Montoya family
(corner of 7th and Emison; rooms arid participate in 15-
DAVID W. SARAZIN, M.D.
wish to thank the many kind
mirnte learning demonstrations
Physician and Surgeon
■ kt n ru M nt nrng nt
with teachers using classroom
people «bo have helped us in
HOURS
10 to 12 noon 4
CaB*r it Bm
* W tr ew*«n «*/)«»
THANK
YOU
!
materials.
so many different ways--food,
•rv «moi 9e"fe«ugt •• tr«i '«tr*e« r wane
2 to 5 P.M. * Monday,
rear v
W are
’»•*
The demonstrations will in
cards, kind wishes, etc.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri
A special thanks to the La
I wish to thank everyone for clude Science, Math records,
day.
10 to 12 Saturday.
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EXCLUSIVE
Reading
materials,
Peabody
tin Assembly of God Church for the many acts
of kindness
Phones
Office 372-3365
the dinner.
and expressions extended me Language Kit, Systems 80 learn
Residence
372-3173
ing Kits and records from Li
—Mr. Miguel Montoya, Sr. and during my illness.
brary,
Careers,
Outdoor
edu
family.
—Ruth Mahaloczkl.
Optometrists
MAKES ALL TIRES ROUND
cation, and Drug education. The
Library and Resource Center
DR. JOHN EASLY
»ill be open for parents to ex
387 8. W
4th AVENUE
amine materials.
Ontario, Oregon
Following the demonstrations
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Phone •
refreshments will be served in
Ontario
....
889-8017
the gymnasium.
DtRXK ME DRY
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RUBEN LOPEZ
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BETTY TALBOT ..............
MARGARET NEDRY . . .
RUTH KUNKENBER g . .
LUCILLE CALLAHAN . .
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to the
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Professional
Directory
Nyssa PTA
To Hold
Open House
'Think your Tiret are
REALLY ROUND?’
(33 TIRE TRUING
family through prayer?
DR. J. E. HEITZMAN
7 North 2nd Street
Nyssa .... 372 - 3747
Come to this Christian Science Lecture
O.K. TIRE STORE
NYSSA, OREGON
372-3549
”1HE ANSWER TO DESPAIR”
by
Norman B. Holmes, C.S.B.
Friday - February 23 - 8:00 p.m
62 S.W, 5 Si.
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OnTario
Veterinarians
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TREASURE VALLEY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Phone 372-2251
DR. B. E. ROSS
Nyssa . . . . 372-35^2