Thursday, Jun« 21, I973 Th« Nyita Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon SUNSET VALLEY ACTIVITIES BY MARTHA LORENSEN - Í Most Oregon Streams Safe Most Oregon streams and ri­ vers are safe for swimming, re­ ports the Department of Environ­ mental Quality. However, DEQ laboratory tests show bacteriological con­ ditions make water contact ac­ tivities potentially hazardous in the Tualatin River system from Gaston to the river’s mouth, Johnson Creek, Marys River below Philomath, Pudding River, Columbia Slough, Rickreall Creek, Bear Creek and the Mal­ heur River. All other streams and rivers in the state are bactenologically safe for water sports, but swim­ mers should avoid areas within about 100 yards of a sewage treatment plant or industrial outfall as a precaution against the possibility of a mal­ functioning treatment system. DEQ also reports that no stream waters can be consi­ dered safe for drinking, be­ cause even in isolated areas there is a chance of recent, local contamination from up- stream uses. UNUSUAL COLLECTION of milk bottle caps is shown to Oregon Dairy Princess Janice Waibel by Wayne Olson of Port­ land. Olson, as a youngster, accumulated several thousand milk container caps including one from bottle of milk consumed by England’s King George IV. Pages bearing caps from 50 states ard three f^reirm countries adorn »ill Area Citizens Make Up Solid Waste Committee The COMPACT Quickly adiusti to tit narrow double-hung windows from 21" to 38" in width which will not accommodate most air conditioner» Pro­ vide» both cooling and dehumidification Built-in Ezy-Mount make» installation simple Operate» quietly on 115 volt current 5 000 6 000 and 8 000 Btu certified capacities 8,000 BTU ’196« OTHER MODELS UP TO 23,000 BTU w*"- me cuj-omr me RTNYSSA CO-OP SUPPLY PHONE 372 2254 '• N SECOND NYSSA OREGON Gambles WILL OPEN ON FRIDAY, JUNE 22ND . We invite you to stop in and take a look at our new store. Truckloads of merchandise for our store are arriving weekly to complete our merchandise selection. We assure you that we will have a complete and excellent stock of merchandise available for you when we have our... GRAND BY AVO MOE! L H « » PHONE 372-”’:' * * ♦ ARCADIA - Mr. and Mrs. Washington to visit her bro­ Kory Boekweg from Ogden. Utah ther Don Garren and family visited recently in the George and her mother. Ruth Carroll arrived home Moeller home. They »ere re­ turning home from a weeks va­ June 8 from Oregon State Col­ cation with friends in Sunny­ lege. She spent a »eek with her side, Washington. They also parents Mr. and Mrs. Henrv visited Kory's uncle, Mr. and Carroll. She left June 16 for Mrs. Clifford Becksjeadin rural Portland »here she »ill attend Nyssa. Kory is a former resi­ Portland State this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sha» from dent of Arcadia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank James Ne» Plymouth visited Mr. and from Pendleton. Oregon spent Mrs. Parley Feik one evening Friday, June 15 at the Parley last »eek. Mr. and Mrs. Oiville Car­ Feik home. Mr. and Mrs. Feik accompanied them to Idaho roll and «laughter from Ben, Falls, »here they attended the Oregon and Mr. and Mrs. John­ James family reunion. They all ny Carroll and family from Em­ mett visited Sunday in the Henn returned home Monday. Mrs. George Hust and her Carroll home. Mi. and Mrs. Georg* Moeller aunt. Minnie Houston from Do» - nev, California left June 13 for »ere dinner guests Father's Day a three weeks tour of the Mid­ in the Fred Norman home in Lincoln Heights. western States Mr. and Mi s. Ernest Stepiien- Miss Marvin Buzzard from Ontario visited I.via Houston sen and Todd Cindell camped on the Owyhee over Hie week­ on Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs. George Roper end. Mr. and Mis. George Roper and son from I as Veges visited his mother Goldie Roper and his and s >n and Goldie Roper visi­ uncle John Sebum this week. ted in the Geoige Moeller home They »ent on to Long Vie». Mondav afternoon. SUNSET VALLEY - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore were dinner guests on Fathers Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen. Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Asto- reca and Audrie were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hatch at Adrian on Saturday evening. Harley Wilson attended me- mortal services this »eek at Salem, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Langlei and family were dinner guests on Fathers Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Langley. Pleasant Hour Club met at the home of Mrs. Lois Council Fri­ day and held a surprise party in honor of Mrs. Dick Young who plans moving to another area. She was presented with a gift. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin visited Mrs. Harriet Turner Sunday at Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith of Johnstown. Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen visited Mrs. Harriet Turner Monday. Bible School started Monday at Adrian. Mrs. Gary Nielsen. Harriet and Gloria Lorensen are among those assisting at the school. John Huston, director of the Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith Beef Promotion Program of th. of Johnstown, Nebraska, and National Live Stock and Meat Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen, Board, will be one of the fea­ Harriet and Gloria Lorensen tured sprakers at the Fourth »ere dinner guests on Fathers Annual Junior Charolais Lea­ Day at the home of Mr. and dership Conference June 24- Mrs. Ken Abbe at Mt. Ver­ 27 at Oregon State University non, Oregon. Refreshments in Corvallis. in honor of the 4th birthday of Gathering in Corvallis will Scott Abbe were served along be 200 young Charolais bree­ with a happy birthday song. ders and their advisors from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alexan­ throughout the U. S. They are der attended the VBS Bible members of the American-In­ School Program at the Nyssa ternational Junior Charolais Nazarene Church on Friday Foundation, Inc., and will range evening. m age from 14 to 21 years Debbie Alexander returned of age. home Monday after having spent Huston, who is secretary of June 8, 9 and 10 with the NET the Meat Board’s Beef Indus­ Team at Gooding. Idaho. try Council, will speak at the Gloria Lorensen was a guest Monday banquet on the role on Thursday at the borne of the National Live Stock and Clara Fujikawa in honor of Meat Board plays in the pro­ Clara’s birthday. The girls went motion of beef. bowling, had refreshments, and Conference attendants will wound up with a slumber party. participate in discussions on JUNIOR CHAROLAIS CONFERENCE AT OSU Houseguests of Mr. anil Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hrn Elvin Ballou and family from Capper also. • ♦ • Tuesday through Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Percy Susan and Diene Howell of Ln- Grande and Martha Howell of returned home June 12 a/ter a two-weeks vacation They vl«. Wilder. • • • ted relatives inCheyemw.Wy,.. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ballou mlng, Scottsbluff. Gerity m and family attended the 50th Alliance, Nebraska. They v|»|. Wedding Anniversary other pa­ ted Mrs. Cappers' slater mj rents. Mr. and Mrs Mark Ho­ family in Grand Forks. Nor« well, Sr., in Wilder, Sunday, Dakota. They spent one day a Winnipeg, Canada shopping June ¡7. • • • >ight seeing. On the return tty Visiting this week at the home they toured YellowitM homes of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Park, Tetons.andJai ksooHoie. Valdez and Mr. and Mrs Eve­ Wyoming. • • • rett Ballou are Cordy Halle, Mark and Margo of Colorado Afternoon visitors of Mr. Springs. Colorado, Agnes Or­ Mrs. Owen Gann Sunday donez and children of Salem, Mrs. Judv Crane and tamUv« and Arlene Valdez of McMinn­ Vale. • • • ville. Oregon. ♦ « • Dinner guests of Mr andMrt Miss Gwen Nelson of Salt Buster Talbot in their amper Lake Citv visltedover thewe. k- following tlw trail ride iron end at the home of her parents Snlveley'a Sunday were Mr. and Mr and Mrs Dever* Nelson Mis. Hob Cixijwr, Don Bo«,rj • • • and Toni Armstrong all of Nyssi • • • Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Cot­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul l.aCron tle have received »ord that their son Alan Cottle docked of Parma were dinner in San Francisco Jun«-12 aboard Saturday of Mr. and Mrs Jm< his ship, an air craft carrier Gt unke. • • • th«- Enterprise, which had been Tuesday tli<- Jimt.nuikesiwt in Vietnam area for ap­ proximately nine months. Ills her mother. Mis wilium < wife »ho has lived In Walds- Lipscomb 14 Nampa at th* bom- burg, Utah joined him in San airport wheresh«-returned fr« a three and iw half week irifty Francisco. Europe. • • • • • • Mr s. W I . Me Partland went Thursday overnight guest»« to jugene last »eek »lure she pu ked up Pam from U '4 O tlw- Reubrn Haroldsen's ».tv and then traveled to Portland his brother-in-law Frank CM where tiny visited Mr and and Ills son-iu-law Alva Harris Mis. Bill iHartura) Friesen, <4 Idaho Falls. • • • Mrs. Mi Partland's Louhtet. Mr. and Mrs. l.artv Blai Ida«» Pam staved in Portland »lu te she »ill »orkthl- summer. Mrs. and family went to Jerome, |g^ Me par Ha nd then went to Ash­ (or th«- weekend » here lluy vug land to pi< k up her daughter ted her father Ralph Newberry Linda »ho attend Six this in honor of Father’s Day. • • • year They then visited Mr. Mrs. Harold Hrendle retur­ and Mrs. Dick Me Partland and their daughter Monica r*luin*d ned from las Vegas, Frwtoy home with tier grandmother for »Iwre she and ten other area *<>nien laiwh d In th«- lull dui a visit. • • • 'ournament Tl» two trata Fattier's Dav dinner guests w«-re sponsor«*«! by By»- Lane« of Mr. and Mr - Percy Capper >4 Ontario, one of tl» leans were Mr. and Mrs. Ralfib Cap­ now stands in 5th plare m team per. Claude Capper and Dulce eVents. • • • Osburn. Mr. and Mrs Hank Ml. and Mrs Al (Slwrrie) Allen and children, allot Nyssa. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Richards Crawford of Darlingt'«, l> Mr. and M M I Krall and are th« parents 4 a new lain Mr and Mrs. Earl Bril* all boy who joins two brotlwrs. Ma is Mrs. of Hoise. Mr. and Mrs Earl ternal grandparent Briles were Saturday overnight Donna Glenn. A native of Roseville, Illi­ nois. Huston grew up <>n a live­ state laws. Serving on this com­ stock farm, and graduated from mittee are twofarmers William th«- University of Illinois »tu re Panike, representing the County he majored in Agricultural Edu­ Planning Committee, and Sam cation and Animal Science. W hile Hartley, representing the Cou­ attending the University of Illi­ nty Court. The twoprivate sani­ nois. he »as a member of tation services are represen­ both the livestock and meat ted by Ontario's Bob CTHarra judging teams, and was high and Nyssa’s Dean Lauderback. individual in beef cattle judg­ Shorty Brandt represents the ing at th*' International Live North Board of Control and Stock Exposition in Chicago. Kurt Swlndburnson, the Assis­ tant District Attorney. Roun­ ding out the subcommittee is Dan Weeks of the Southeastern Oregon Council of Governments The Technical Task Force Subcommittee represents many Major Howard Lac«y federal, state, and local go­ vernment agencies. This com­ MERCED, Calif. Major Ho mittee is looking at the hows ward T. Lacey, son of Howard and »heres of our local solid C. Lacey of Rt. 2, Weiser, has waste. After determining bow been recognized for helping his much refuse we produce and Strategic Air Command squad­ where we dispose of it, they will ron earn the U. S. Air Force attempt to formulate a rea­ Outstanding Unit Award. sonable plan for the manage­ the importance of politics in Major Lacey, an instructor ment of this waste for the next HOLY R06ARY HOSPITAL agriculture and financing. Live pilot, is assigned at Castle twenty years, »ois is not an animal and carcass evaluations, AFB, California, with the 328th JUNE 11 - Mr. andMrs. Ha­ easy task due to the variable genetics, remote sensing, re­ Bomb Squadron which re­ gen N. Anderson, Harper, boy. effects of population growth, productive physiology, waste ceived the award for excep­ JUNE 13 - Mr. and Mrs. El­ migration of people within the control, and chemical residues tionally meritorious service don Jensen, Ontario, girl. county, and the uncertainty of in meat will also receive dis- from July 1, 1971, through June Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ford, recycling. Further, both Ru­ ciuisian at the meeting 1972. Ontario, boy. deral and state laws are in a I I ■■ 11 MB < I IBB I I v His unit was cited tor pro­ JUNE 14 - Mr. and Mrs. Da­ s continuous state of flux. To an­ fessionalism and excellence in vid Hockman, Fruitland, girl. ticipate the direction they will conducting massive initial air­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ori­ have taken twenty years from crew qualification training and nan, Cambridge, girl. BY DALE WITT now is not easy. a replacement training program Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hutchin­ PHONE 372-2183 EXiane Town, from the SCS, for B-52 Stratofortress bomber Sauerkraut Custard Pi«-, County at Oreg**> Stat* Fair in son, Ontario, boy. works with Sheldon Saxton of August. operations in Southeast Asia. Strawberry Parfait Pie, S«iur Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krause, the BLM.alongwithDickErick- KINGMAN KOLONY - Mrs. Tl* m ipes ar« grout*-*! ac­ Major Lacey will wear a dis­ Cream Crepes. Mine str w Soup son (Vale)and Adam Foeht (Owy­ Fruitland, girl. Paul Gehrke returned home Sun­ tinctive service ribbon as a Does the sound >t tin -.« recij* s cording to--main disi*« s, salwb JUNE 16 - Mr. and Mrs. Ri­ hee) of the irrigation districts. day morning from a visit with permanent decoration to mark make your mouth » it«r . Seventy breads, desserts, drinks and chard Robert, Weiser, girl. Other members include Howard relatives in Amarillo,California. mis* *'llat>«orturiity 1/2 < up granulat<-d sugar county is represented by Walt 1 Riggs of Salt Lake City, Utah home from the Caldwell hospi­ BILOXI, Mississippi . Air­ to select th*1 reelp«-s a- they 1/2 ■ up brown sugar Gillespie, Engineer. i are the proud parents of a baby tal where she had knee surgery. man First Class Gene D. Cru- judged tiw cont* slants in «un­ I egg Matthew Aaron, born June These two subcommittees boy, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy son, son of Mr and Mrs. Doug­ along with the Organization-Ad­ 3, at 2 44 a m The baby wei­ attended the Silver Wedding An­ las E. Crusonof Route2.Nyssa, tests such as m> alpreparation, 1/2 tsp vanilla yeast bread and baking p*w- I 1/4 i u|» sifted flour seven-pounds, four and niversary celebration of Mr. has graduated with honors at ministration and Finance Sub- ghed i committee and the Public in- < one-half ounces, and measured and Mrs. Jim Phifer Sunday Keesler AFB, Mississippi, from d« r contests, favurit« foods and 3/4 tsp. so*ta snappy sna< ks rout*- .t. Tin y 1/1 tsp. salt and ooe-half inches. formation Subcommittee make twenty I afternoon. Among others from th«- Air Training Command's Thoroughly e '*1 <»• Mrs. Alice L. Wilson of Nyssa. afternoon visitors in the Char­ ciples, is remaining at Kee .|«r of Culdesac, Idaho arrived. Sa­ greased cookie sheet, press The paternal grandparents are les Bowers home She left their for advanced training as a radar turday evening, a family bar­ »Ith fork tines. Bak* at 37$ HELLO Mr. and Mrs. Elvin L. Riggs son Marvin while they went repairman. becue was held at th« Phih-r degrees for 10 to 12 mmut*». WORLD! of Salt Lake City, Utah. The on a two-weeks vacation. Airman Cruson is a 1972 horn*-. They »«re joined by Mr. Cool slightly. Remove from fan. paternal great-granarents Sunday dinner guests in the graduate of Nyssa High School and Mrs. Gerald Freitag of Makes aliout 4 dna*n are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Charles Bowers home were Mr. and attended Treasure Valley Nyssa, Mrs. Berni« < Trx«mb, MALHEUR MEMORIAL Judd of Salt Lake City, Utah. and Mrs. Ralph Phifer of La Community College. Miss Jean* It*- Martin of Clark • • • HOSPITAL Grande and Mr. and Mrs. Le­ »ton, Washington and Mrs. roy Nice and family of La Matx l Piercy of Adnan. JUNE 15 - Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hysell Grande. . Clarkston, Washington came Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Seward, Parma, boy. Thursday to visit her sister, of Kemmerer, Wyoming are Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan James Phifer, and their house­ JUNE 17 - Mr. and Mrs. Se­ the parents of a daughter born Mrs. Bill Toomb and attend and family of North Bend came guests »er« dinner gu* sts in th« rondo Mazza, Notus, boy. May 25. The infant tipped the the Silver Wedding Anniver­ “If you're wlway» leing Tuesday to see her parents. Mr. Gerald Freitag horn* in rural scales at eight-pounds and has sary celebration for Mr. and (jther dinner guests culled on the rarpet, you're JUNE 19 - Mr. andMrs. An­ been named Andrea Alice. She and Mrs. Earl Ervin. They left Mrs. Jim Phifer Sunday. Stic Nyssa their three children Susan, Jen­ »ere Mrs Bernn * Toomb and i*|*l Io husc the rug pulled gle Ramirez, Nvssa, boy. joins one brother, Clayton. returned to Clarkston on Mon­ nifer and David and they went on Mis . Jeanette Martin. out from iimlrr you.” JUNE 20 - Mr. and Mrs. Al­ day. Mrs. Dale Hysell is the for­ a weeks vacation. fredo Martinez, boy. mer Alice Wilson of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar Arriving at the Jam* , Phifer The maternal grandparent is and family had Sunday dinner home on Friday »ere Mrs. Vin­ Mrs. Madge Wilson of Nyssa with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duncan cent S'ott andMrs I.arrvS«het- and the paternal grandparent is honoring Father's Day and the zle and thri« children of Cul­ Mr. Lawrence Hysell of Moun­ birthdays of Mrs. Earl Kvgar desac , Idaho. On Saturday Mr. tain Vie», Wyoming. Also Mrs. and Mavis M'Conathv Vincent Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Alice L. Wilson of Nyssa is Miss Jeannette Martin f Jerry Anderson of Lewiston, her great-grandmother. Idahc arid Mr John S'tiwan* Citizens from all parts of the county make up the Solid Waste Committee. They re­ present farmers, planners, go­ vernment and service organi­ zations. These residents serve without pay to provide a better future for the county in solid waste management. Chairman Glen Schwarting, and Vice- Chairman Ralph Cornmesser head the list of volunteers as­ sisting Project Director Ray Huff and Coordinator Bruce Sarazin inSolidWaste Planning. Each committee member be­ longs to one or more of the four sub-committees in which his interests lie. The Legal-Legislative Sub­ committee has the task of de­ termining what, if any, city or county ordinances are ne­ cessary on solid waste. The purpose of such an ordinance would be to control promiscous or unauthorized dumping that could endanger the health of county residents. Secondary results of such an ordinance would include the protection of our water resources and meet­ ing requirements of federal aod SPECIAL ACTIVITIES IN ARCADIA OPENING Mtf WHICH WILL START THURSDAY, JULY 12TH New» About SERVICEMEN 4-H Reci[ >e Book To Hejp Lake ('reek Camp Kingman Kolony STRAWBERRIES You Pick - 20t lb. PLEASE .10 choren Starting Mon., Jun« 25 Bring your own containers. Hours: 7-12 a.m. ; 5-9 p.m. TED Under 12 Allowed gJ In Fields ÄWHWjjB r*' SPECIAL DUST BAGS S9.95 FARMERS FEED AMD SEED CO. I ' MORI BERRY FARM Located 1 1/2 miles west of Cairo Junction on Vale Highway-Phone 889-5780. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF DAIRY AND CATTLE SPRAYS AND INSECTICIDES Phon« 372-2201 Ü0 Nyssa, Oregon