Image provided by: Nyssa Public Library; Nyssa, OR
About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1973)
Th« Ny»»c Got* City Journal, Nyssa Oragor Page Faur Orfgoii School t.iliplvvrp Mrrt ANDY ANDERSON, AUnager of Farmer* Feerd and SevC u Nyssa wa* presentee a "Friend of 4-H Award*' bi Mr* Dwaue Welch of PayeHt» at a bauque held m th» Fruitland Metnudist Church last wee* Forty-sevet, Payett» County 4-H Club leader* and teen leaner: attended the banquet, and Andersu« wa* th» surprise winner for hi* interest and cuntiuuuu* help with H* 4-H prugran w the NuAcre* area and Pa veil» Count« POLLYANNA CLUB Tb» Pollyanna Clut met Thursday afleruuoi with Mr* Bill Toomt Then were 18 ladle present Mr*, hotter' Scimpper: WiK live* uti ti» Fuke: place wa* a guest Mr*. J.R. Osborn president had charge of ti» meeting Mr* BU. Toomt read ti» minute* and gave tn» treasurers repur: Kdil «mil wa* a household hint, The next Uoretmg will be Witt bot Webt ir Adrian Mr* There will b» a lasting party bring your luod lor lasting ai»< It's recipe There will aisc tte a Mother's Day uandker- AF> Partv Then will be a special Am«- new. Field Ser vk » .AFS> party at tin hum» of Durothy Wilson, Friday, Atarch 9 at 6 p.m Tbe pubic is invited and especially all hlgi schuo. stuOeiit: an asked tv attend MERRY WIDOWS The Merry Widows met at th» bom« of Bertha huoehek ba- lurday evening A potluck din ner was held foUow«rd by al evening of playing cards. Anna Marosticr was a guest of th» Thursday, March I, | Hometown News Call 8T--2233 Th» Nyssa chapter of Ore- gsai School Employees Assu»'la Mr and Mrs Uovd Wilsoi Airs. T. H Eidredgr spent th* met at 7 p.n, Febiuary23 rec ently visited 11 Portland will tu» weekend visiting Mrs. Marr mi tin Nyssa Higi School Li their daughter Stepiiani» who u Eidredg« Ul Bois« brary. Joining th« 17 members a senior at th« University of and tw« visitors were nrpn - Oregon School of Nursing. Whll« Air. and Mrs Jun Grunin seautive.- Iron, th« Vai» and there, they enjuvvd seeing g were Sumte« dinner guests of Bate-’ U6EA chapters Nyssa basketball gume between tie het mother Mrs Willian A. ptesiOent Hot Martui, wel Portland Trail Blazer and th« Gipseomt ot Nampu comed members and visitors Los Angeles Lakers and aisi and tbei intruter.eC Mr Nail in visiting th» Pittuck Alansmn Mr and Mrs. Eiwu Haroid • * 4 Boultoi Zou* 5 Director. I run', sen and taniily of Bois« wen Baker Ata« BreU and Blanch» Weeks weekend guests of Ait and Mrs. Boultoi mtroter.eC the spe- visited Airs. Week's sister tie Reuben Haroidsei. cial guests iron th» Saien Otis Squires in Bois» Suinte « office John Brown Executive Th» occasion »as m honor of Visiting Saturday at th« Director, Russ Anderson, and Squire s birttidu« anniversary. Reuben Haroidsen horn» was Carol F «riming. Field Represen Alts. Aim Sipe: Of Hom«» dale tatives Eact, of these then pre Mi** Emma Snyder lias re sented various parts of th» turned hum» after spending se Houseguest for twe week: at workshop. Important points veral days with tier uephe» and tin horn« of his grandparents, cuvertrd were Guioeiiuei lor, family, Alt and Airs- E'lovd Earl Alt. and Mrs WUtar. Jackson, committee chairmen, officers, Brown and sons Dale and Dot is little David Wortendyk« of agenda, and yearly »caieutter. ui Pocatello, ldaia Portlaud H» is visiting' while Brown announced tiiat the his parents Mr and Mrs. Join, State Coniereoo will b» held Sunday duinet guests of Mr. Wurteudvk« are Ui Panante Jun» 20-23 at üregvi Colleg« and Mrs. Elvin Ballou were Mt. Wilton Jackson attended th« of Education uiMoiimuuti. Ore and Mrs. Jot dan of Nu Acres. Oregon Stat« Gas Convention • 4 4 gon All classified «rmployees in Portland recently and Du vid are invited to attend and each Mr. and Airs. Frank Beck of returned ti Nyssa with him. chapter is allowed ou« o»'legat> Burley , idatK visited Thu'stta« per five members and Friday at the home of th« While in Portland. Wilton and in his dosing remarks, he Mei becks David were dinner guests of • • • citalienged evvryum present tv Air and Mrs. Cleo Wimmer of realize tiiat they were an un- Don bresuears of burns visi '-»• egvi City Other guests wer« poetant part of the educational ted Air and Mrs. Dick butcher Mr and Mrs. Dav« Wimmer aud lean and lutuntmu» lodvaguud Frida« H» was in Nyssa over family of Springfield. jot fur their school. th» weekend and also visit«»d Following adjournment, the other frtenth-. Mr and Mrs. Bernard Frost group enjoyed refreshments and visit«rd over the weekend at th« dis'.'ussioo of their various cha Mr. and Mrs Dirick Nedry home of Mr and Mrs Ferman pter activités and programs were Suuduy dinner guest* of Warnock u Condon Enroute Mr and Mrs. Britt Nedry ui lion»« Suuday they visited ttu'ir grandsot Kelli Warnock at La Grande They also took Kelly out to dinner Mr and Mrs Edwin Frost of Medlord Visited at th* horn« of ti» Bernard Frosts Thurs day. CURLY ANI’LAUREY. principal ebsrat - ters in th« Rogersand Haninicrstrinniusical "Oklahoma”. are plaved bt Alik» Condra and ContiK C ampbell Th» Adrun High Schuol rnusu department will present the stio» Aiarcl If and If beginning at 1 p.m each evening Th« other lead characters an Aunt Eller, plaved bi Vicki» Lan»' Will Parki-r, Laren Robinson Ad» Anni« Cuidt Sutton. Andre» Larry Price Jud. Russell Grau All Hakim Forrest Griggs Gertie, l.imte Austen and Cord. Dick Cameron ORDER Teenoper Pogeont OREGON Miss Francis foster recently received tier visa for Pakistan and is pr««paring to leave on tier mission there. • • Dinner guests Suridav of Mr. and Mrs Buster Talbot were Mr. and Ms Russell Talbot, M j . and Mrs. Rusty Talbot, La- deana Coleman and Pat Krupp Afteruuoc and evening visitors CAROL RAE CAREY were Larry C ulbertsot.. Mrs. Miss Carul Ra« Carey, ag« Georgia Cameron and sun Jot«., Mr and Mrs. Douglas Hicks 17, daughter of Mr and Mr*. Marion L. Carey, Grangeville and girls and Kent Wiley • • 4 and granddaughter uf Mr and Todd and Kent Wiley are stay Mrs. Ira Price, Ny*sa tiai ing with their aunt, Mr and Mrs. beet selected tv be a finalist Douglas Hicks while their pa in the 1973 Mist lttein Toen- rents, Mr and Mrs Willis ager Pagean' to b» held at ttie WUey and Mr. and Mrs Ed Holiday Inn, Twin Fall*, ltteht Steptiems are in Arkansas to August 3, 4. and S, 1973. The attend the funeral of Mrs. Mi*: ¡date Teen-ager Pageant Wiley's arid Mrs Stephen*' is tbe Official State F luals to tiie Mi** National 7«»et>-ager fattier, Gene McCool. 4 4 4 Pageant to be field in Atlanta, Mrs. Tom Johnson spent all Georgia. S«?ptember 1, 1973. Contestant* from all over ti»» day Sunday with her daughter and family, the Pat Sweaneys State »ill be competing for the title of Ml** Idaho Teen of Caldwell. ager Tbe reigning Mi** ldaia it Vickie Hen The Dsvid Bays of Parma en Teen-ager tertained Dr. and Mrs. K. E. drick* erf Pocatello. Contestants will be judged Kerby Saturday evening with dinner and cocttstis at The on scholastic achievement-lea Elks in Ontario. The occasion dership, poise-personality, and was in honor of Mrs. Kerby's beauty. Each contestant is re birthday anniversary which »as quired to write and recite uti stag» an essay on the subject, last Wednesday. • • • "W hat's Right About America". Mrs. Art Servos* spent the Ttiere it no swimsuit or ta weekend with tier daughter Mrs. lent competition. Miss Carey's bobbies include James Dickey and three girls sewing, reading and writing of Boise. poetry, singing and parti» ipa- Mr. and Mrs. Forest Moor*'rf ting in sport*. Narr.pa IMM (M parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ben MeConoell Sunday afternoon. 4 6 4 Mr. and Mr*. Ajme Hendricks of Vai* visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reece and fa mily. • • • Shouldn’t you name Ford your car for 1973? Awards from these magazine* ts high praise, indeed Because they really give a car a tough going-over Before they give it anything So your Ford Dealer i* pretty proud that big Ford* like the LTD and Galaxie drove off with top honors We re not surprised, though These quiet Fords have a lot going for them In fact, Road Test magazine calls the full-size Ford, " . the finest family car to be found at its price in showrooms today.” If that sounds like the kind of car that'll make you happy .. . we're happy. See your Intermountain Ford Dealer GENTRY FORD SALES INC 1SO2 ÍW 4th. Avanue Ontario, Oregon Phono (89-9694 I I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks and Missy of La Grande visited last weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Russell of Apple Valley and also visited their son, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hicks arid family Sunday. 4 4 Members of the Oregon Trail Grang* met is regular sessi»« Thurstte« »'veiling. March 1, wifi, Master i rm» M» tcalf pre siding Ali officer* were pre sent except three Elvin Ballou reported on the activities of tbe Rodeo Com ni itte* insurance agent Wilbur Atherton «»»ported that the cause of man* act idents was tailgat ing and lack uf t ourtesyaccord ing to a r««port from Grange Insurant • Company Dur, Somers reported that the Fiftt. Degree would be exemplified |>y Pomona ,fflcer* Sunday, March 11, at 3 p.m. at Vale Grange All grange member* are urged to attend. A potlur I lulu t. will be served following tie te-gree work. Refreshment* »ere served by Mr and Mr*. Ira Price and Esttwr StvgteM. Mr*. Wil bur Atherton »a* a visitor. Ti«» next meeting will beheld Thursday evening, 8 p.m., March 15. All Granger* are urged U attend. Golden Rale Chapter OFS mH Monday. March 5 at th* Masuatr Hall, with Worths Matr ai I nte Cartwright presiding Durfttg unfinished business, ewnrtfdliy th* Marshall and assisted 1fy Star Point* and Worthy Ma tron, an add»-ndum for Da|itiite> I> Haven, »ho affiliated with Golden RuieChapter.» isglved. Plans for the banquet for Dis trict meeting, Monday. March 19 were announced. Worthy Patron George Cart wright presn>d during Good <rf the Order. Visitation* reported were Amelia ITatt a* vi*H g> Mount Olive C.hapier »if, Parma and Loyall«- Chapter in Weiser, cieta d«' Boer. lAtk Cartwright and Lucille St» iwr reported on Friendship night at Star Ctiapier *69 m tmtarM. Plans for visitati<«is to other Chapters were announced Star duster president Nora Grahate announced the next m»»etingwiil be held at the bom»- of In«* Wernick Monday, March 12. Bring scissor*. m Practice will be held Sunday March 18 at 2 p.m Refreshments »ere servedhy Hot and Dell* Holmes and Bill Webb. » BRIDGE ACTIVITIES REBEKAHS MEET Mr andMrs.GeraldSimantel entertained the Saturday Bridge Club, Mar t 3. Three tables were in play and high score went to Gerald Simantel with second high going to Don Oldemeyer. • • • Mrs. R. G. Larson, Sr. en tertained members of Tuesday Bridg« Club February 27. Guest player* were Mrs. Joe Maugtm and Mrs T H. Eld redge Mrs. Eldredge and Mrs. Harry Minner were prize win ner*. The Yellow Rose Rebekah Lodge held their meeting Fri« day, February 27 at th» l< KJf. Hall with Noble Grand l.eonj. Reeves presiding. All tn« mb»T& except one answered roll » ail. Kathleen Wheeler, Good '»( I tie Order chairman, conducted a question box and ritual. Al) present took part and thus» an swering questhais correct r«; reived a pm and those whomiy- sed were presented a crying towel. The next meeting will beheld Tuesday, March 13. Friendship Circle will meet Frnfay, March 9 at the IOOF Hall Hostesses for the evening were Anna Marostlra and Her-; tha Rudelick. Mrs. Paul Penrod entertained the Thursday Bridge Club last »eek. Guest »as Mrs. Artie Rob rtsca. Mrs. Jr» Maugtm G.G. CLUB »as lugli prize winner and Mrs. The G.G. 4-H Club met Fri Bill Barton was second high. day, March 2 after sctiooi at the home »4 their leader, Mrs. Elvin Ballou Kaylene Robbins and Lynda King made cooked pudding and w went on th»* polir» forer «fier everything el»e f.il.d but today he goea in th»' advertiaing Angie Starr, made instant pud «»me (Km Hubbard) ding. Calorie, cost, flavor and convenience were compared. A businwss meeting conducted by Tara Madrid, president was held. Enrollment forms were filled out. The meeting was I adjourned. —Joy Ballou, reporter. ST. PATRICK’S PINOCHLE PARTY 4 The Tuesday Afternoon Pi nochle Club met February 27 at the home of Mrs. Blanche Weeks. Verna Martin was gu*st player. May Bretz won high prize. The next meeting will be * Tuesday, March 13 at the home Hal Brendle visited his mo of May Bretz. ther, Mrs. Harold Brendle en route to the Brigham Young Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle University where he and other members of Eastern Oregon returned home Tuesday, March College played In a college 6, after vacationing for five weeks at Palm Springs. bowling tournament. There * • * were five states represented Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. with 31 teams. and Mrs. Herman Towne were * • • ixxiise Heldt and Nora Graham. Dr. and Mrs. Itevid Sarazln and two of their children went f',r th* weekend to McCall where the doctor attended th* Southwest Idaho Medicai So- clety meeting. TRAIL GRANGE O f I EASTERN I STAR NEWS Christian Rodríguez Dorothy and Patsy Wilson were an>uug those attending the wrestling matcher ip Corvelli* Ttieyalsi visited with file Melvu Marcun tamil y of Eugene Mrs. Ch«x k Corak and Tori of Halfway spent from Thurs day to Sunday »ith tier pa rent», the Kennett Reeces while her husband wa* at ttie state wrestling tournament In Cor vallis with hi» wrestling squad. • • • ••Oklahoma" 1* still a territory, lookup forward to being a state, and th« story ten-, ters around the conflict of the farmer* and’ row men »hile learning to adjust to one atidttwr. Ttie play 1* directed by Richard Anderson, musk director is Jim Johnson, and Sally Seiler 1* tbe choreographer. Reserve ticket* are no» on sale at the tugt, *< hoerf Price* are adults, $1.50; stute-nt*. 31 00. and no charge for childreu' under 6 year* of age. DANCE iv __ ____ REAGLES HALL^ StniRDAY, MARCH 17 I* 9 Till MUSIC BY JIM BARNES AND THE SUNDOWNERS Food And Beverag $4.00 Per Person (Includes Buffet And Beverage) -AH P«r«ont Over 21 Invif
