Thursday, May 10, 1973
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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Speaking to
Kingman Kolony
BY DALE WITT
Call 372-2233
PHONE 372-2183
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briles
Weekend visitors at the home
of Boise were Sunday dinner of the Kenneth Reeces, were
KINGMAN KOLONY - Scott
guests at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Corak
Conant, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Capper.
and family of Halfway, Oregon. Mrs. Jim Conant had to return
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Sunday dinner guests were Mr.
Sunday dinner guests at the and Mrs. Bob Giles of Payette, to the Holy Rosary Hospital
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Cleaver and in Ontario Wednesday wlthpnue-
Foster and Frances were Mr. Dirk and the Corak family. monia and returned home on
Saturday,
and Mrs. Carl Lassiter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar
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Friday evening visitors at the
Visiting for one week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis had a birthday dinner for their
home of her parents Mr. and Riggs were Mr. and Mrs. Dar daughter, Mrs. Carol Duncan
Mrs. Dirick Nedry was Mrs. rell Manning and family of No Sunday. The guests were her
husband Tom and family; Mr.
David Hartwig, nee Janet Nedry tus.
and Mrs. Jerry Gordon and
of San Anselmo, California.
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family of Caldwell, Mr. and
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Mrs. Jesse Shuster spent Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Evans day with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walter McConathy and
of Boise were visitors last week Wayne Shuster and daughter of daughter.
Sunday afternoon visitors in
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nampa.
the Wayne Robb home were
Bernard Frost.
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Mead Robb and Robert Edmond
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Mrs. Blanche Weeks and her
The Frosts had as their sister-in-law, Mrs. Hazel Farr son of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lender
guests from Friday Io Monday attended a "Kansas Get Toge
Mr. and Mrs. William Frasier ther” Sunday at the home of man went to Reno Friday and
attended the wedding of their
of Phoenix, Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. Hooks inCaldwell. daughter Verna, who married
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Ronald Votaw on Saturday. He
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frost
Friday, May 4, Mr. and Mrs. is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
of Meridian spent a few days Glenn Weeks and Mr. and Mrs.
William Votaw of Clovis, Ca
at the lake with the Bernard Plaze of
Parma and Mr. a.:d lifornia. While there they also
Frosts this week.
Mrs. Don Durante of Apple visited another daughter and
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Valley all visited Mrs. Blanche
Mrs. Torn Johnson attended Weeks in honor of her birth husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
a birthday dinner Sunday at the day anniversary. That evening, Johnson in Clovis and a niece
home of Mt . and Mrs. PitSwea- Mrs. Weeks was a dinner guest and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. A.
M. Bartel.
Mrs. Bartel will
ney in Caldwell.
ot the Art Cartwrights.
be- remembered as Buss Hulsey
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formerly a resident of Adrian.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moncur
Among the parents attending They also visited Stewart Sch
attended the Burns track meet OSU Mother's weekend were
last week and the Weiser track Mrs. Bob Wilson, Mrs. Lyle weitzer in Reno. They returned
home on Sunday.
meet this week. Thler son,Cur Miner and Lori, Mrs. Dick Ten-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hershel
tis is on the track team.
sen and Mrs. Harry McGinley Thompson
left for Albany,
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Sunday afternoon visitors at and Colleen, Mrs. Bill Wilt, Thursday to attend the funeral
of a brother-in-law, W. F. Mc-
th«' home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mrs. George Sadamori, Mrs.
McConnell were Mi. and Mrs. Victor Haburchak, Mrs. Kelji Ling, 70. On Friday they were
Keith Gressley of Ontario, Mr. Okani, Mrs. Carl Llnegar, Mrs. joined in Burns by Mr. and
Mrs. Don Thompson of Seneca.
and Mrs.
Forrest Moore of Raymond Joyce and Mrs.
Mr. Me Ling died of a heart
Thomas Sheehy.
Nampe and Mr. and Mrs. Or-
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attack.
They returned home
lin Cheldelln.
on Saturday.
Mrs. Lorin Saunders of
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Flem
Meridian was hostess for din
mings of Wilder visited Mr.
ner in Ontario Friday evening
and Mrs. Al Thompson Thurs
for her parents, the J. Elwood
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day afternoon.
Flinders, alsofor Jill and Lance
Mrs. Robert Long and Mrs.
Saunders. Saunders were guests
Gladys Thomas of Adrian visi
for dinner Saturday at the Flin
ted in the Al Thompson home
ders home as were Gerald,
Saturday evening and Mr. and
Randy and Brad Flinders of On
Mrs. John Long of Nyssa were
tario.
Sunday afternoon visitors.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bo
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sumpter
returned home Monday, April wers accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
30 after visiting for aweek with Clyde Bowers to the Owyhee
their son, Mr. and Mrs. David Reservoir Sunday afternoon to
Sumpter and new grandson in fish. Fishing was poor.
Mrs. Bill Tomb, Mrs. K. I.
Dougway, Utah.
Peterson and Mrs. Sue Ashcraft
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sumpter attended the Christian Womens
of Kooskle, Idaho visited Sun luncheon in Ontario, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pittz and
day with Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Sumpter while hereon business, family of Nyssa were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
returning home Monday.
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Frank Rhodes and family.
Dr. and Mrs. William (Bar
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Camp
Inrlhslonc lor each member
bara) Friesen of Portland were bell are the proud parents of
<>l the family
weekend visitors of her parents, a tie by girl, born May 2 at the
She will < herish rl forever
Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Me Partland. Malheur Memorial Hospital in
The
previous
week their Nyssa.
She weighed seven
for <>nl>
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daughter >*am and her roommat« pounds, two-ounces and is 18
at the University of Oregon, 1,2 inches long. She has been
Ann Mahoney of Saratoga, Calif, named Erika Noelle. Her grand
were visitors.
mother, Mrs. Elaine Fitzsim
mons of Auborn, Washington
372-2916
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Journal Clatiifiedt came Friday and will spend
some time in the Bruce Camp
fbi]’
NYSSA
Bring Results!
bell home.
Paulus Jewelry
GET IT IN WRITING. If you
are getting an estimate for ser
vices or repairs, don’t accept
a verbal quotation. Have the
estimate
written
down and
itemized as to what covers la-
bor and what covers materials.
The
Oregon Consumer Ser
vices
Division reports that
more complaints come In about
extimates than any other con
Without a
sumer problem,
written estimate, recourse is
very difficult.
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SAFETY FOR THE BABY.
Buying a baby crib? Look for
a model that states on the la
bel it meets new federal safety
regulations. These cribs have
slats spaced to prevent a child
from getting caught between the
slats.
The side rail height
the Consumer
guards against a baby fallmgor
rolling out of the crib, even
when the rail is in a lowered
position. The new regulations
also standardize the size of the
crib. This will lead to stan
dardized mattress sizes and
the problem of improperly fit
ting
mattresses, eliminating
•he danger of a baby getting
traced between a mattress and
the crib frame.
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REVERSING THE TREND.
What Items are dropping in
price while the other costs con
tinue to climb? Appliances,
that’s what’ As a group, wash
ing machines, clothes dryers,
vacuum cleaners, refrigerators
and freezers, ranges, radio and
television sets,airconditioners
and garbage disposals show no
price increase over the past
year on the Consumer Price
Index.
During the previous year,
appliances rose less than one
per cent. Some have actually
dropped in price because of
new manufacturing techniques
and technology.
In addition,
some appliances such as ref
rigerator-freezers and air con
ditioners are being made to use
less electricity, which further
lowers consumer costs.
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HELP FROM THE DISTRICT
Attorney. Your local District
Attorney is charged under Ore
gon’s Consumer Protection Act
to handle misleading and de
ceptive trade practices. Some
consumers are reluctant to re
port an unfair business prac
tice, however, because
they
think they might be charged
a legal fee or their names will
be used publicly. This is no
problem. The District Attorney
is a public official who accepts
no fees, and you will not become
publicly involved unless you
sign a formal complaint.
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KNOW THE ROOF REPAIRER
This is the season when home
owners who need repairs to
their roofs due to winter da
mage may get caught by roof
repair “specialists” who col-
lect--then disappear. The Port
land Better Business Bureau
already reports one such “Spe
cialist” who traveled across
the state knocking on doors
and presenting his business
card.
Although he told the
homeowners
his work was
guaranteed” and his firm "bon
ded.” he left a trail of com
plaints.
Work that was paid
for in advance was never done.
Or, when some repairs were
done, the homeowners now find
that their roofs leak as badly
if not worse than before.
Before paying any money for
home repairs, always check<’iut
the reputation of the business
firm you will be dealing with.
Call the Better Business Bu
reau, Chamber of Commerce,
law enforcement officials, or
building contractors’ associa
tion for
information on the
firm.
Gate City Journal
372-2233
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Prices effective: May 11, 12, 13
KRAFT 32 oz. SALAD BOWL
SALAD DRESSING
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TOILET TISSUE
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374
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VET’S NUGGETS 10 lbs
DOG FOOD
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Pasco 12 ox. tins
JACK N’ beanstalk
ORANGE JUKE
4 tins 894 **
WESTERN FAMI1 Y
POTATO
CHIPS
2 pkg*. $1
NESTLES 14 oz
HOT COCOA
594
KRAFT 16 oi.
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ABBAGE
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Solid Heads
PEPPERS
Green Bell
10 tea
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Mon - S?l.
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Ballard A Pilsbury
BISCUITS
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10 tubes tor
NBC NITTFR BUTT! R 4 VANII.I ?
COOKIES 2 pk .. 89 c COTTAGE Home
CHEESE Dairies pt
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Assorted Flowers,
j.Mums etc. on display
FOOD
FAIR
Nyssa • vale
Redding Plants
[ in a large assortment
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CONTW WA
Vale- Mrs. Glenn Hysell
Nvssä- Mts. W. O. Peterson
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