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Thursday, June 28, 1973 Th« Nys>a Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Former Nysta High Senior-Clag* Leader Receives Scholarship To Idaho College Jerry Wilson, 18, the for- < met senior class president at • Nyssa High School, has been < awarded a $225 scholarship to Northwest Nazarvne College in Nampa, Idaho. Jerry, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson of Nyssa, •- received the award "because of >; an outstanding record of co- > curricular activities during his high school years " Inaddition •- to his class office, Jerry was • ; active In football and basket- -. ball and took second place at *• last year's Oregon State Vocal Solo Contest. / Jerry plans to major in Science at Northwest Nazarene. He also plans to continue with his athletics and music. JERRY WII.SON !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■: NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS ■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■ NEWELL HEIGHTS .Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Tim Mrs. Jitn Stoker and son visi merman, Nancy and Joan re ted the John Fahrenbruchs Tues turned home Saturday from a day evening. Jim was a class trip to Fort Collins, Greeley, mate and close friend of Alan Colorado, Cheyenne, Casper Fahrenbruch when they were and the Teton National Park in attending Adrian High School. Wyoming. He teaches 1 nglish In a Salt Mrs. Verna Anderson of phoe Lake City school and is visi nix, Arizona came Saturday to ting friends and relatives in this visit her mother, Mrs. Lydia areg and in eastern Washington Worden. where his parents now live. Mrs. Marie Moore received Mr. and Mrs. John Fahren a letter from Mr. and Mrs. M. bruch returned Tuesday from L. Kurtz of Bouse, Arizona re Palo Alto where they had gone cently. They are former Newell to attend the graduation cere Heights residents. Their son, monies at Stanford University. Harold Kurtz, a missionary in They left their home the pre Etbopia and wife Polly, Jane vious Wednesday, going down and Joy were in a plane wreck by way of Lakeview and Lassen last month. Harold had a bro Park. Alan Fahrenbruchgradua ken arm arid facial cuts. Polly ted with a PHD in Materials tiad a tone broken in her shoul Science and Engineering. Be der. and Joy had a light sprain ginning in September he will in her ankle, Jane sustained be employedat Stanford Univer a broken vertebrae. They were sity, continuing research in the flown by helecopter to the hos solar energy field. pital there. Jane's injury was Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parker the most severe, and she and of Bremerton, W ashington came her mother flew to New York Thursday morning and were where she entered the hospital breakfast guests of Mr. andMrs for treatment because of the Bill Webb. Other breakfast numbness in one leg and foot. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bob She was to be married last Sa Webb and Melanie, Mr andMrs. turday. Her mother is staying Dick Siam, Susan and Jonnie close by in an apartment area and John Parker. Mr. and Mrs. used by Missionary workers. Parker of Bremerton and Me Mrs. Marie Moore's grand lanie, Jonnie. Susan and John daughter, Sig Linda Jacobson Parker were all overnight of Chester, California received guests in the Bill Webb home. her Biologii al Science degree Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sprague June 16 from the University of went to Boise Sunday and atten California. Linda was listed ded the Forest Service Old Ti among 42 names receiving a mer's Picnic. ■Highest Honors.” She was Cherrylee Chamberlain and also listed in a group of 19 Clare Robinson oi Mei tig, who under Biological Sciences for have been attending BYU retur "Departmental Citations.” ned home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston Cherrylee will be an August of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. graduate of BYU. Wendell Weatherly of Eugene Sunday dinner guests in the visited Mrs. Marie Moore on Leon Chamberlain home were Saturday. They were on their Mr. and Mrs. Clint Chamber- way home after spending a lain and Donald of Nyssa and week in Yellowstone Park. Paul Butler of Ontario. Mrs. Tina Schiemer and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson Marie Moore attended Koffee drove southwest of Adrian to Klatch at the borne of Mrs. the Leslie Gulch area Sunday Tony Martinez at Cairo Junc afternoon to view the damage tion Wednesday afternoon. of the recent range fir« Mrs. K. I. Peterson was a Weitiesday, lnet Gratehouse Wednesday luncheon guest of of California and lie: sister Mrs. Marie Moore. Dama Harris visited Mrs. Ray Mrs. Carl Fenn was a Sun Simpson. She was going on from day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. here to Salt Lake City and to Alfred Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Texas. Scott Gillette of Ontario were Sunday morning callers in the also dinner guests. Ray Simpson home were Darryl Mrs. Carlene Savage and girls Slinpson. Linda Austin, David and Johnnie Simpson visited Phelps and his brother. Mrs. Carl Fenn Sunday after Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gillette noon. of Ontario were Friday morning Sunday afternoon callers in visitors in the RaySimpsoci home. the Gene Simpson home were Ross Mills attended the fu Linda Austin, David Fenn and for James Bruci Cartwright. neral services Russell I-argviit at Vale June Mrs. Marie Moore, Mrs. Gla 18 and was also a pallbearer. dys Thomas and Mrs. Robert Buriel was in the Nampa ceme Long called on Mr. and Mrs. William Mantel! Sunday after tery. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mills noon near Nyssa. Mr. Man and famly have moved Into their tel! was running a concrete new home in the Newell Heights ditch two weeks ago, a area. resulted in a bruised leg Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kreigti after using a cane, nas are now moved into the Stanley been able to discard it. Mills home. Mr. and Mrs. Cail Lee Miss Susan Downer of Taft, Lee and Terri and Domingos California flew to New York Baston, the Exchange Student Saturday evening. Monday they were picnic dinner guestsof Mr. will fly to Paris, France on a and Mrs. Kenneth Price and Lam scholarship. She is the grand bert Deirking Sunday. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. High II«*«*I m for Men L. Judd. Susan will return Are Accident Prone tn September to enter college. Tripping the light fantas Johnnie Conant, age five, son of Mr and Mrs. Bill Conant tic with high-heeled, plat accidently fell off the hay wa form sole shoes may be the gon, hitting the tongue which latest in shoe styles for men. » creased his skull and required but it may spell trouble! * National Safety Council a number of stitches. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Conant Home Safety Information « and family were Sunday dinner Specialist Mary Anderson s guests of her parents. Mr. and sees trouble afoot for care Mrs. Norman Cutler. less male doggers. “The ex treme height, weight and Mrs. Ruby McAttee of Puyal rigidity of the shoe1 or the lup, Washington came Monday morning by bus from Grand bucket-on-each-foot feeling, Junction, Colorado to visit her decreases mobility, balance cousin, Mrs. Dale Witt and and speed,” notes Ms Ander Mrs. W. C. Van DeWater in son. "The possibilities of in Big Bend. Mrs. Van DeWater juries caused by falls and had the flu and she did not twisted ankles are greatly get to visit there. She had heightened when you pair the been visiting relatives in Ka- average man or laiy with plat -nsas and Alatmma since Ja- forms," she says. "Watching your step and Inuary. She left Tuesday eve one foot at a time, or what I ning for Puyallup. Mrs. Dale Witt and Mrs. call creative walking is the Ruby McAttee visited Mrs.Carl key to keeping your ground with jilatform shoes,” she ■ Begeman Monday afternoon. Mrs. David Wynn and baby Mays. “Judge each movement called on Mrs. Rollo Fenn Sa with your heels in mind,” she suggests, “and allow for the turday evening. Mrs. Rollo Fenn visited Mr. deeper toe area at each step, and Mrs. Ronnie Ward and fa- curb, or any floor level change.” tally Sunday morning. 4'onNMmcrN Veed to Know Page Five Kingman Kolony When it comes to home im provement, haute can waste Mr. and Mrs. William Knic a lot of money. Plan ahead firat says Building Supply kerbocker and their children, who have lived and worked In New», a trade publication. It Amertcan Sarnie for the last advises homeowners to plan three years, are in Nyssa vi remodeling projects care siting their friends Mr. and fully, with professional ad Mrs. Vernon Lords. vice and specific information Urick Nedry attended the to avoid expensive pitfalls, Other helpful suggestions Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association (ONPA) meetings include: held at Seaside. Oregon last • Make a list of the exact weekend. Mrs. Nedry accom improvements you want and panied him as far as Portland the benefits from them. Set a where she stayed to visit with a daughter, Judy Nedry. While realistic price range. there she visited her mother, • Take your plans to a re Mrs. Margaret Ryser and a liable contractor or building sister Dr, and Mrs. Vernon supply dealer. If you don’t Casterline and family in Sa know the local “pros," ask lem. She also visited an aunt, contractors for references Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ernes in Portland. you can contact. Judy and her friend Dennis • Get a detailed written Strand, also of Portland, re job ¿pacification from the re turned with the Nedrys Sunday modeler. This should include to spend the week visiting In a complete list of materials to Nyssa. be used, labor and services to Couple Celebrates be provided, and carefully 35th Anniversary estimated costs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rios of • Check on local building Nyssa celebrated their 35th ciaies; on building permits wedding anniversary June 20 at and who will get them; on the Nyssa South Park with fa permit fees and who will pay mily and friends. them. They have 18 children, 9boys • Find out if the remodeler and 9 mrls. and 38 grand carries public liability insur children. The 37th grandchild was born on June 20 and the ance Be sure you're protected 38th grandchild was born on if someone is injured on the June 24, to Mrs. Nancy Cha vez. SHOP WILSON’S FOR Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roth re cently returned from San Diego where they visited Carl’s sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. HenrySudle- inan. While there they visited the wild animal park, a branch of the famous San Diego Zoo located near Escobedo, where the animals roam free. They also visited Lake Havasu City, Arizona where the famous Lots dan Brdige is now located. (See pictures elsewhere in paper.) ANK Garden Club The ANK Garden Club met June 12 at the home of Vir ginia Timmerman with 17 mem bers present June 12. Helen Lowell of the Big Bend Com munity was assistant hostess serving dessert to members prior to the business meeting. President Francis Focht in vited all members to attend the state convention to be held in Salem. Agnes Ashcraft repor ted that shrubs have been plan ted and bark laid in the ANK section of the Malheur Memo rial Hospital on the West side. Katrine Bakker, member of the local Chrysanthemum So ciety, and an oft-time blue rib bon winner of chrysanthe mum arrangements gave an in formative talk on the care of raising "mums.” BY DALE WITT PHONE 372 2183 KINGMAN KOLONY - Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gehrke hadcom- pany this week, Paul’s daughter Mr. and Mrs.Charles Hicks and family of Chowchilla,California came Monday morning. Sunday they had a picnic dinner at the Owyhee Dam. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pittz and children of the Owyhee Corners were also guests at the picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pittz and family ofNyssawereSundayeve- ning visitors in the Paul Gehrke home. Don't forget the Pollyannna Club picnic at the Ben Grey bill home Sunday, July 8. It’s potluck. Bring your own table service. Coffee and punch will be furnished and serving to start at 12 30 noon. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson went to their cabin at the Owyhee Dam Thursday and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters of Boise joined them Friday evening. Mrs. May Lytle of Roswell was a Sunday dinner guest of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb. Mrs. W'ayne Robb reports Darryl Breshears condition at St. Alphonsus Hospital in Boise still very critical. PARTICIPANTS IN THE TVCC Summer Workshop Seminar in audio visual curriculum materials development Include Mary Sheehy, left, who teaches fourth grade in Nyssa, and Esther Pe terson, a second-grade teacher from New Plymouth. Nineteen area grade school, junior high, and high school tea chers have taken part in the workshop so far. They are learning to operate 35mm cameras, to photocopy lesson aids, to develop color film, to cut and mount slides and other related activities. The workshop will run until July 27. Interested parties are permitted to register for any portion of the program from a minimum of three days on. Registration will continue to be taken until the final week. Pete Laan of Holland came Monday to visit in the Klaas Laan home and in the Ray Laan home in Parma. He is a nephew. Mrs. Marie Moore, Mrs. Gladys Thomas and Mrs. Ro bert Long called on Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson Sunday afternoon. EVERYDAY Highway-user taxes, mostly levies on motor fuels, increased by more than $767 million nationwide in fiscal 1972 over the previous 12 months, according to the American Petroleum Insti tute. LOW DISCOUNT PRICES + BUDGET S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-R-S + WILSON’S FULLY COOKED FRESH BONELESS HAM WHOM 45' lb. s 48* FIRM RIPE JUMBO X » «<■ lb FRESH CUT-UP FRYERS : FRESH LEAN PORK STEAK 98* « fi S : : FRESH SEEDLESS PERLETTE CANTALOUPE LETTUCE 6UKS 49t.„ LARGE SWEET BERMUDA $ ONIONS J BUNCHES JUICY RIPE PEACHES. 3/Sl VH ? BUDGET STRETCHERS < S food took fuu ’ «W fluid fddd 4^ r NABISCO bib. BOX 40 RITZ CRACKERS Tfor moo pQOC roun rU4iU FUOO raDD yoac ✓ LYSOL SPRAY 21 oz CONTADINA 8 oz. CAN DISINFECTANT 5 1.69 TOMATO SAUCE HOME DAIRIES fqqd ? BUDGET STRETCHERS/ Af FOOD roan food ruae nm kqmm rauo fluid fddu CARNATION INSTANT 20 OT. DRY MILK COTTAGE CHEESE SÀ $2.99 69* FLUFFO 3-lb. CAN 89 SHORTENING FOLGER’S COFFEE W/COUPON $119 10 oz. JAR NESTEA INSTANT 3 oz. JAR SWIFT'S PREM 12 oz. CAN 69* LUNCHEON MEAT FQOU FOOT 98 ICED TEA SALE DATES BUDGET STRETCHERS JUNE 28, 29, 30 ALL OTHER PRICES 7 DAYS A WEEK " "uu* BEST FOODS 16 oz. JAR sandwichspread SS* 89 NESTLES 2-lb. CAN QUICK »3» KINO SIZE REG & FILTER CIGARETTES AUTOMATIC VANISH EXPIRES 6/30/73 GOOD AT WILSON'S DISCOUNT MKT. -79* OWL CLEARER” MT. WHITNEY 6 oz. CAN 42* PITTED OLIVES E3 1 X x'
