Thursday, July 12, 1973
F a » om of
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Tha Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
NEWS FROM
BIG BEND
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ceiving treatment and tests.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buckles
and Joey of Vale visited Mrs.
Edythe Prosser Saturday eve-
nlng.
Mrs. Marie Moore of Newell
Heights called on Mrs. Winl-
fred Bennett Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Muri Burns of
Nyssa, Mrs. Robert Mai and
family of Burley were Satur
day supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Slllonls. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Sillonis also cal
led tn the evening.
Robert’s mother Mrs. Florence
Henderlider and sisters, Mrs.
Marie Douglas and Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Blades near Nampa
Sunday afternoon.
The Adrian Garden Club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Boyce Van DeWater. Nine la
dles attended.
Rosie Shirk had her tonsils
removed at the Malheur Me
morial Hospital in Nyssa Mon
day.
Mrs. Verl Bishop, Mrs. John
Packwood and Mrs. Edythe
Prosser
attended a special
meeting for the Presbyterian
Page Thru)
Women at the home of Mrs.
George DeHaven Monday mor
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis
called on Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Newman and Mr. and Mrs. Ma
rlon Vance in Homedale Sunday
evening.
Lester Campbell entered the
Mercy Hospital in Nampa Sun
day for hip surgery.
A 16-page booklet giving tips
on tire selection, care, safety
and mileage, is available free
from the Tire Industry Safety
Council by sending a self-ad
dressed envelope
to
’’Tire
Imkistry Safety Council by sen
ding a self-addressed envelope
to Tire Safety,” Box 726, New
York, N.Y. 10010.
Tire Guide, a personal air pres
sure gauge, tread depth gauge
and four spare valve caps. The
kit is available by sending a
check to “Tire Safety,” Box
726, New York, N. Y. 10010.
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BIG BEND - One of the lar-
gest family gatherings in Big
Bend for the 4th of July was
,f 10 YEARS AGO
40 YEARS AGO
at the home of Mr. and
PAM0U5 5°*^ VVAÍ
Members of the ANK Garden
Discovery of gold onCow Creek held
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Mrs. Don Roberts Wednesday
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pa * iMwiCn,
C luti continued to work Monday near the Malheur County-Owyhee
The
Tire Industry Safety
evening. Guests were Mr. and
A NOKTH€^r<EP. <;
Bin-SHbRWH^L
on their patio project in front of County, Idaho line is still under-
Council makes available a Tire
Mrs. Kirby Roberts, Bill Ro
the nursing home wing of Mai- termined value but has proved of
Safety and Mileage Kit for all
berts, and Mrs. William Knie-
heur Memorial Hospital. Their sufficient promise to attract the
motorists. The kits cost $1.50
fel of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Mrs.
husbands have also assisted with attention of such well known
and containa 16-pageConsumer
Lyle Holverson and family, Mr. Edythe Prosser visited Mrs.
some of the work.
mining men as P.J, Bushmiller,
Mrs. M.L. Judd is chairman N.N. Riddle and Ex-senator Oddie and
Mrs. Clyde Riggs, Mr.
of the patio project and Mrs. of Nevada.
and Mrs. Joey Olenik and Amy
Dale Ashcraft is club treasurer.
Ore from test holes only runs of Parma; Mr. and Mrs. Wil
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about 25 cents to the square bur Roberts of Pinehurst, Mr.
Miss Judy Wilson was one of yard.
The plan is to dig to and Mrs. Phil Church and fa
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10 young ladles chosen from the 100-feet depth. The same com mily and Lauri Howell of Wil
Idaho conference of the Methodist pany is taking options on about der, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Car
Church to attend the school of 3000 acres of additional land roll and family of Sunset Val
missions this week on the Col on Wagon Town hill and Jor ley; Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Ro
lege of Idaho campus in Cald- dan Creek. This ground Is re berts and Mr. and Mrs. Don
6^2
well.
She is the daughter of ported to test an average of Roberts, Brad and Russell of
Mr. and Mrs. Rotiert Wilson. $1.50 to the square yard. Water Big Bend.
can be piped from Jordan Creek
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witty
20 YEARS AGO
for hydraulic operation.
spent last weekend in Elgin ta-
In the vicinity of the mines king pictures of landmarks that
Aha
Lt. (j-g ) C.J. Kopp, who was Indicates artesian water at about are fast disappearing.
associated with Dr. A.L. Mauld- 600 feet with gas at 4000 to 5000
True,
food
costs
more
these
days,
which
is
a
very
good
reason
for
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bennett
choosing your supermarket with both eyes open to VALUE! RAY’S FOOD
Ing until his recall into the Navy .....
feet.
Investigators stated that and famly and Mrs. Winifred
FAIR STOREWIDE SELECTED SPECIALS guide you to ECONOMY shopping
last October, returned to this underground water will rise in Bennett were guests of Mr. and
for LOWER PRICED FOODS in every department They’re selected and
county May 16 after four and sufficient volume to gloat the Mrs. Charlie Glenn in Sunset
featured for good taste - and nutrition
at LOW COST. Utilize
them
your
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AT in
RAy
.s
one-half months duty as a doctor dredge.
Valley the 4th.
menu planning DON’T GUESS ABOUT ECONOMY
GET
on an L.S.T. In Japan and Korea.
Geologists
claim
the
Cow
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sillonis
FOOD FAIR!
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Dr. and Mrs. Kopp reported Creek country to be the bed of came Saturday evening from
EFFECTIVE DATES:’ TuLY 12, 13, 14*M^J
frequent ........
visits with
Mrs. an ancient river which was filled Kelly Creek Ranger’s Station
... Lt. and ...
Gene Stunz, Nyssa
residents, by a glacier flow and later by ing to attend the christening
while they were stationed in San an upheaval of lava. They have
of Daniel Matthew Sillonis, son
Diego.
USDA Choice
found small particles of radium
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of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sillonis
ore believed to be glacier de
at
St.
Bridget'sCatholicChurch
Rodeo Queen this year is Vir posits.
in Nyssa. Albert Is the baby’s
ginia Corn and her attendants
Cow Creek country is north-
are Princesses Betty Morton and east of the Jordan Valley land Godfather. Mrs. Sillonis’sis-
Mrs. Robert Mai and
Sally Lawrence.
purchased
by
a California ter,
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concern last summer for gas and children of Burley alsocame for
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the occasion and she is the
Barbara Chadwick and Mildred oi) investigations.
baby’s Godmother.
Ruth Loe, both of Nyssa, have
Mrs. Lillie Bolz of Concord,
been listed on the spring term
Calif, came Saturday to spend
scholastic honor roll at Oregon 50 YEARS AGO
State College.
At the regular monthly meet the weekend with her brother,
ing of the CommercialClub Wed Mr. and Mrs. PhilCiucas. Their
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nesday evening the matter of pur brother, Mr. and Mrs.BillClu-
30 YEARS AGO
chasing a block nt land near the ras °f Ogden, Utah came Sun
Corporal Wayne Piercy, son ball park for a city park was day to visit the Clucas' and
A a
of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Piercy, taken up and action taken look guest. Other callers Sunday eve
Route I Nyssa, received his sil ing to its acquisition by the ning were Mr. and Mrs. Phil
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Kent and family and Mr. and
Extra Lean Tasty
ver wings this week when he city for that purpose.
Mrs.
Vernon
Slippy
and
family
The grounds will be irrigated
was graduated from the Harlin
gen army air field in Texas as from the low pressure water of Owyhee Corners.
each
Mrs. Edythe Prosser, Steve
a qualified expert aerial trigger system at a small cost, and by
Prosser,
Holly
and
Mike
Beers
seeding
to
grass
and
the
planting
man.
lb
e
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of trees and flowers it can soon *ere guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Delno
Brock
in
Ontario,
Wed
Kraft Salad Bowl quart
Pfc John Kollen, son of Jacob be made a beauty spot of which
Tender Choice Bonele**
Kollen of Route 2, Nyssa, has our citizens may well be proud. nesday.
jars
Mrs. Gordon Avery, Mrs. Bud
arrived at the army air forces
Walker, Mrs. Charlotte Mar
technical training commandpost 60
YEARS AGO
Kleenex 200 ct. White
tin. all of Weiser and Mrs.
at Scott Field, Illinois, where
A pressing invitation is ex Gladys Ausmus of Burns were
he will
receive an intensive
course in radio operating and tended to Nyssa people to take Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
part In a big rabbit drive on Ted Avery.
mechanics.
Kraft 7.3
Ernest Seuell returned home
the East Side next Sunday, com
Rex N. Shelly, a marine from mencing at 2 o’clock. The long last Sunday from the Caldwell
Geisha
Nyssa, who saw action in Guadal eared pests have multiplied to Memorial Hospital where he had
been
a
patient
for
five
days
such
an
extent
they
are
a
serious
pkgs
Canal, has been promoted from
the rank of private to private, menace to the crops of the set with pneumonia.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Phil
Bockus
first class, according to word tlers of one of Nyssa’s most
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received from somewhere In the rapidly developing tributary sec left for their home in Esclndldo,
tions and the people there are California Tuesday after visit
South Pacifi. .
tins
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anxious for a big crowd so that ing her brother. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Church, 1942 Nyssa High the whole bunny tribe can be ex Erie Mausling and parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Mausling in
School graduate, who entered the terminated, if possible.
Operations will commence at Adrian.
army air corps while in Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kent and
three days last week, is now on the Crigar homestead, two and
pkgs
a half miles from Nyssa and family of Lind, Washington are
a 7 to 21 day furlough.
tins
will cover Whitley Bottom, The visiting their ¡»rents, Mr. and
Hi C 46 oz.
1
delegation of Fast Siders will Mrs. Phil Clusas and Mr. and
be on hand to instruct the city Mrs. Rollo Kent of Nyssa.
Journal Classifieds chaps in the gentle art of knocking Mr. and Mrs, Dallas Chaney
Bring Results!
and family spent their holiday
a jack rabbit in the head.
tins
vacation camping in Long Valley
Steve Prosser, Holly and Mike
Beers left Saturday afternoon
oz. jars
for their homes in Pilot Rock
after spending their vacation
Home Dairies 2 lb.
with Mrs. Edythe Prosser.
Mr. and Mrs. George Elfers
Jr. and family of Seattle, Wash
Gallon Size
ington, are visiting her parents,
ctn
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jenkins in
Arena Valley and his father,
bottles
George Elfers.
Mrs. David Lodzlnski and fa
mily of Idaho Falls are visiting
the Sillonis families. Mrs.Inaki
'/i gallon
Eiguren and family of Boise
also called on the Silionis'Sun
Western Family
day.
2 lb.
Ore-Ida
Mr. and Mrs. PhilClucasand
family and guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Kent and family were sup
yB/
per guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. D. Knapp the 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Eng
Grado AA Med
doz
lish attended a family picnic
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Thomas in Adrian the 4th.
Mr. and Mi
Bill Blevm of
10 lb
rural Caldwell called on Mrs.
1 bag
Edythe Prosser and Mr. and
Mrs. C. K. Smith Thursday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Stan Thomas and Toshia
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called on Mrs. Tim Tallmanand
f
Mike Saturday evening.
Larga Heads
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bradshaw
and two girls spent from the
Crisp
4th until Sunday with his sister,
Frosh
COUPON
Mr. and Mt s. Erie Mauslingand
family. They were returning to
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WITH COUPON
their home in Grand Junction, |
Tasty Ripe
Colorado from a vacation in |
lbs.
Alaska and Canada.
Mrs. Dick Davis entertained |
Thursday evening in honor of |
her husband's birthday. Guests |
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without coupon 61C
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were Mr. and Mrs. Perle Davis |
DOUBLE
of Ridgeview,
Mr. and Mrs. |
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Clyde Newman of Homedale, I
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dennis I
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and boys of Adrian and Mr. I
coupon
and Mrs. James McGinnis.
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Setty Crocker , 4 lb. pkg.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Witty and I
Mark returned home Saturday I
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where they had gone on business I
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Mrs. Martha Spears, mother of I
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Mrs. Witty returned here with I
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plans
to
make
her
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them
ssa • Vale
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home here.
Mrs. Varner Hopkins spent
from Thursday until Monday in
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