Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Seward
of Parma are happy to announce
the engagement of their son,
Ken, to Miss CristieShoemake,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
Bill Shoemake, Clovis, New
Mexico.
Ken is a 1971 graduate of
Parma High School. He is at-
tending the Bible Missionary
Institute in Rock Island, Illinois,
Happy Dozen Club
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*> The G. G. 4-H club met it
the home of Mrs. Elvin Ballou
and had their business meeting.
Lynda King showed us how to
make carrot and celery strips.
Mrs. Ballou made frank
furter sandwiches and for re
freshments we had carrots, ce
lery and the sandwiches.
—Joy Ballou,
reporter.
Professional
Directory
Physicians
and Surgeons
K. E. KERBY M.D.
K. A. DANFORD, M.D.
Physicians and Surgeons
Dial 372-2241
HOURS: 9 to 12 noon 4 2 to
5 P.M. - Monday through
Friday, 10 to 12 Saturday.
MAULDING CLINIC
L. A. Maulding, M.D.
Charles E. Vanetti, M.D.
Physicians and Surgeons
Dial 372-2216
HOURS: 9 to 12» noon and
2 to 5 P.M., - Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday. 9 to 12 noon,
Wednesday and Saturday.
Weight labs. “By appoint
ment only” Wednesday.
DAVID W. SARAZIN, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
HOURS: 10 to 12 noon I
2 to 5 P.M. - Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri
day.
10 to 12 Saturday.
Phones: Office 372-3365
Residence
372-3173
Optometrists
DR. JOHN EASLY
387 S. W, 4th AVENUE
Ontario, Oregon
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Phone -
Ontario .... 889-8017
DR. J. E. HEITZMAN
7 North 2nd Street
Nyssa .... 372-3747
Veterinarians
TREASURE VALLEY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Phone 372-2251
DR. B. E. ROSS
Nyssa .... 372-3552
DR. JEFF HOWLETT
DR. JULE PLUMMER
372-2798
PINOCHLE PARTIES
Hometown News
Mrs. Edythe Prosser en
tertained the Happy Doten Pi
nochle Club at her home in
Big Bend, Friday afternoon.
Guest players were Mrs. Doris
Castor of Owyhee and Mrs.
Anna Long of Adrian. Prizes
were won by Mrs. MinnieStam,
Goldie Roberts, Anna Long and
Gnetty Piercy.
Call 372-2233
Guests at the home of Mr. Judy Favorel’s birthday anni
and Mrs. J. Elwood Flinders versary. Other guests present
Thursday to Sunday were Dean were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gann
Flinders and Ricky from Hoo and Penny of Boise and Mrs.
per, Utah.
Joan Haile, Suzy and Jed of
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Parma.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY The J. Elwood Flinders were
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Among those who will be dinner guests of the Lorin Saun
Mrs. Clayton Jensen retur
celebrating wedding anniversa ders family in Meridian Sun ned recently after visiting for
ries during the month of March day afternoon. The occasion was two weeks with her daughter and
Jill’s 12th birthday anniversary. family, Mr. and Mrs. Nick
are:
March 1 - Mr. and Mrs.
(Jean) DeJonge in Houston, Tex.
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Klaas Laan and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George John
son of Caldwell and Mr. and
Chuck (Mardi) Michael.
Russell Myrick, a student at
March 3 - Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mrs. Mark Howell of Wilder OSU visited Saturday night at
Brown.
were Sunday dinner guests of the Clayton Jensen home.
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March 4 - Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ballou.
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Robbie Robinson and Mr. and
Mr. Paul House who had open
Mrs. Harold Castor.
Weekend guests of Mr. and heart surgery at St. Luke’s Hos
March 6 - Mr. and Mrs. Wil Mrs. Dick Butcher were Mr. pital recently is now at the
bur Coffman.
and Mrs. Lynn Butcher of Og- home of his daughter’s Mr. and
March 7 - Mr. and Mrs. Roy den. Utah.
Mrs. Glen Marcum
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Hirai and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
He is reported doing fine and
Sunday guests of Mr. and mav have visitors.
Callahan.
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March 9 - Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Glenn Brown were Mr.
Carlos Hernandez.
Weekend guests at the Ho-
and Mrs. Gerald Conant and
March 12 - Mr. and Mrs. grandson Randy of Caldwell and ward Myrick home were Rus
sell Myrick and Karen Rey
Robert Church.
May Bretz of Nyssa.
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March 13 - Mr. and Mrs.
nolds from OSU in Corvallis
Needs.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Myrick
March 14 - Mr. and Mrs. and children of Burns were and Vicki from Pendleton.
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Charles Witty.
weekend guests of the Glenn
where he is studying for the
Visitors at the home of Mrs.
March 15 - Mr. and Mrs. Browns.
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ministry.
Irma Myers Sunday were Mr.
Glenn Palmer.
Cristie is a graduate of
March 17 - Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers and Mrs. Dale Lee of Sand
American Schools and has at- Fred Bracken, Mr. and Mrs. were dinner guests Sunday of point, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs.
tended two years at Bible Mis Klaas Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Vera Prickett and family Blaine Lee of Middleton, Mr.
sionary Institute.
and Mrs. Lester Allen and Ola
Wayne Williams.
of Middleton.
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They will be married June
Lee of Nampa. The group en
March 18 - Mr. and Mrs.
8 at Nyssa. They will live in Chuck Corak
Mmes. Cynthia Gilbert, Ethel joyed dinner at the Eastside
Illinois where Ken will con
March 19 - Mr. and Mrs. Lay, Frank Byers and Frances Cafe in Ontario.
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tinue his studies.
Oscar Bratton.
Kratzburg visited Friday with
Visiting Friday evening at the
March 21 - Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cash in
Buster Talbot home were Mr.
Stan Leaf.
Nu Acres.
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and Mrs. Bill Winn and Mr. and
March 23 - Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Jensen.
Mrs. C. G. Conaway of Stay Mrs. Harry McGinley.
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March 26 - ‘ Mr. and Mrs. ton is visiting for a few days
Dr. David Sarazin was in
Tom Nishitani.
at the home of her daughter
March 29 - Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Christen Portland over the weekend at
Devere Nelson.
sen. The Cristensens have mo tending the Oregon Academy of
POMONA
CWA
March 31 - Mr. and Mrs. ved into their new home on Family Physicians meeting.
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John Dority and Mr. and Mrs. North 2nd Street.
Approximately 30
women Art Scott.
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John Tensen, Kevin Eng
from five Malheur County
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cart strom, Don Ballou, Rod Lewis
Granges attended theCW A Con PTA OFFICERS
wright attended the annual em and Randy Davis went to Cor
ference, Wednesday, February
ployees Ore-Ida Credit Union vallis over the weekend and
TO BE ELECTED
21, at Ontario Heights Grange
at the East- visited the college.
The nominating committee meeting Saturday
Hall.
side
Cafe.
submitted the following
District *6 Chairman Mrs. has
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Anna Wendt of Baker was intro names for PTA officers for the
few days at
Visiting
for
a
duced by Pomona Chairman, year 1973-74, to be elected at the home of her sister Mr. and
Cleta DeBoor. Carnation cor the next PTA meeting, Thurs Mrs. Owen Gann is Mrs. Jen
sages were provided for each day, March 15. There will also nie Grider of Dodge City,
Chairman or representative by be nominations from the floor. Kansas, Mrs. Grider has been
Those nominated are: Mrs.
the Ontario Heights Club.
visiting at the home of her son
A detailed review of the Sew Glenda Barnes, president, Mrs. Charlie Grider since
January.
ing, Canning and Needle Work Christina Mejia, vice-president
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Mrs.
Jean
Wood,
secretary;
Contests was given by Mrs.
Mrs. Jim Griffin, Mr. and
Wendt. Non-grange members Glade Chadwlck. treasurer, the
Mrs. Ashford Fields of Notus
Rev.
Bob
Hutchinson,
Nyssa
axe invited to enter the sewing
and Judy Favorel of Parma at-»
contest and may be sponsored representative. Mrs. Amy Mit
tended the Nyssa Stake Quar
by a grange member. A con chell, Oregon Trail represen terly Conference in Nyssa Sun
test for 4-H Club girls 12 tative; Mrs. Edna Meyer, Ar
day. Zoan Favorel sang in
years to 17 years is being of cadia representative.
Those on the nominating com the choir.
fered again. Trevira-Hoeschst
Following the meeting, the
Fibers Inc. and Stehli are of mittee were Chairman Vern
group
joinedby Mr. Griffin were
fering prizes again and The Shell, Larry Bauman and Mar-
American Sheep Producers cel° Soliz with Bonnie Sappe, dinner guests at the Favorel
residence in Parma in honor of
Council
is a new sponsoras a»ernale-
for wool garments.
Mrs. Dot Nichols was pre
sented with a Certificate of
Merit from the National Grange
for work as 1972 CWA Chair
man for Vale Grange.
Luncheon was served by the
women of Ontario Heights
Grange. Tables were decorated
in a patriotic
theme. Mrs.
Gladys Scott, sister of Mrs.
Wendt, was a visitor.
GRANGE
4-H SEWING
At our last 4-H meeting, we
decided to form several smaller
groups. Some girls chose the
sewing section. The girls elec
ted the following officers:
President - El vita Sifuentez;
Vice-President - Sonia Rodri
guez; Secretary - Dora Alma-
rez, Song leader - Elsa Si
fuentez; News reporter - Katey
Nemazi; Recreation leader -
Elsa Grumaldo.
We will hold our meeting
every other Wednesday and
Start learning basic sewing
techniques.
—Katey Nemazi,
Reporter.
Thursday, March 1, 1973
The Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nysao, Oregon
Pag« Four
NEWS
Mrs. Tom Johnson enter
tained
Wednesday Afternoon
Pinochle Club, February 21.
Guest players were Mrs. l.eona
Reeves and Mrs. Harriet War
ren. Prize winners included
Mrs. Sam McConnell, high.
Mrs. Leona Reeves, low, and
Mrs. Wilma Ostrom, traveling
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne
visited her brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Mull Sunday in
Boise.
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Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilson
and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hol
comb spent the weekend in Ma
dras and attended the wrest
ling tournament. While there,
they visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Studer and famili and Mr. and
Mrs. Duane Holcomb and family
and attended the Culver basket
ball game Friday evening.
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Visiting Mrs. Jesse Shuster
last week were Mr and Mrs.
Wayne Shuster of Fruitland,
Mr. and Mrs. Finley Shuster of
Nampa and Mrs. Della Holmes
of Nyssa.
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Mabie Fangen » as the hono
ree at a recent going away party
held at the Willis Bertram home
Tuesday evening, February ZU.
Guests present were either cur
rent or past members of the
Women's White Satin Sugar
Bowling Team. Present were
Sadie Butcher, Virginia Bybee,
RuthChadd, Betty W alters, Lois
Paige, Lucille Adams and Erls
Bertram.
Home movies of a variety of
bowling pictures up to twelve
years ago were shown and also
movies of the Bertram’s recent
trip to Hawaii. Lucille Adams
and Eris Bertram were hos
tesses.
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Donna Glenn and Alice Han
ner were honored on their birth
day anniversaries Friday eve
ning. Alice Williams and Avis
Moscript of New Plymouth and
the two honorees enjoyed din
ner at the Eastside Cafe and
then attended the showing of
"South Pacific.
The annual Adrian PT A Com
munity Smorgasbord will be
held Saturday, March 3 in the
grade school cafeteria. Dinner
will be served from 5 p.m.
until 8 p.m.
Tickets are now on sale and
will be sold at the door. Fa
mily tickets are $6.50, adults
$2, students (ages 5-12), 75
cents, and under five years,
free.
Bertha Atagi of the Owyhee
Garden Club is helping the
eighth graders make table de
corations. These will be sold
following the dinner and the
proceeds will go toward the
eighth grader’s trip through
Oregon in May.
Carl and Shirley Lassiter of Nyssa celebrated their Slim
Wedding Anniversary at their home January 2. 1973.
There »ere 46 persons in attendance. This included their
children Bob. his wife, Juanita, baby daughter Jennifer. Kyi»,
who is attending the Conquerors BibleCollege in Portland and bls’1
fiancee Linda Goodwin, also daughters Hetty, Carolyn, Janet '
and Gail.
Carl and Shirley wen married in Nyssa January I, 194«. MJ
work!
ery store >wned and uperzMffl
by his sister Jun. and brother-in-law Basil The building Ls the
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andShirl. v are the proprietors. Carl workedatthe Amalgamated"'
Sugar Factory fot a »tui. ala did hmm farming ande«M
atrvetion work rhe woik however, which I
egard is dm
most important in life ».<•■ the term of 16 year
pastored the Full Gospel Church in Nyssa. Their frleadffl
feel that they have made a tremendous impression for good <«
many lives in this . mmunitv and wish them many more year/"'
of blessings and service for the Lord.
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The Mr. and Mrs. Bridg'
Mrs. Frank Morgan enter
tained membeys of Thursday Club m«t Saturday, Fvbimrf*
Bridge club February 22 Mrs. 24 Guest players were Mr mg'
Toaf
George Sallee was guest play Mrs. Inni Stunz. Mr
er.
High Score »inner was fldredge wi«i high hoonrs lor
Mrs. Morgan with Mrs. Sallee the ladies and FredGuthrh »aa,
high honors for the men.
receiving second high.
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THANKS
Adrian PTA
Smorgasbord
25th Wedding Anniversary
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