Image provided by: Nyssa Public Library; Nyssa, OR
About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1973)
Pag* Eight Thursday, July 12, 1973 The Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon £■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■> Nyssa Girl NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS « B « BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■ Scalded NEWELL HEIGHTS - Guests to their home Thursday after at the Carl Lee Hill home July spending two-weeks here visi 4th for a barbecue dinner and ting his son, Mr. and Mrs. Wil fireworks display were Mr. and liam Reeman and family. Ross Mills went to Ontario Mrs. Jim Phifer; Mr. and Mrs. David Hill, Shelly and Michael; Friday, while there he visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hanson and his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ro children and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry nald Batt and their daughter, Ruth Batt Williams of Santa Freitig of Nyssa. 1 Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd Ana, California who is visiting went to Nampa W ednesday to the there. He was a guest that eve home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert ning for a fried chicken dinner Swenson, where they visited in the Batt home. Mrs. Marie Moore and Mrs. their house guests, Mr. and John Fahrenbruch called on Mrs. W eaver of California. Monday was Johnnie Simp Mrs. Lydia Uorden at the hos- son’s birthday. His parents en pital in Nyssa Thursday after- tertained with a barbecue in noon. the front yard that evening in Friday, Mrs. Mane Moore his honor. The guests were Mr. visited Mrs. Winifred Bennett and Mrs. Ray Simpson Mr. and in Big Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt Mrs. Marion York and girls of Vale, and Mr. and Mrs. Scott and family went to see the fire works in Ontario July 4th. Gillette of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. LeonChamber- Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson visited Mr. and lain, Cherrylee and Jed went Mrs. Wesley Walker in Adrian. to Bully Creek July 4th where Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred they joined Mr. and Mrs. Clint Simpson called on Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain and son Donald of Myron Gossard and visited their Nyssa and had a picnic. On July 4th, Mr. and Mrs. houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Mar t vin Elsmore of Hazelton, Idaho. Gene Simpson and family were Mrs. Rollo Fenn, Mrs. Carl dinner guests of Mrs. Jeannie in Ontario, Fenn and Elsmore Fenn of Fenn and girls were Mr. Homedale attended the funeral others present services for Bill Schneiter at and Mrs. Dave Savage and family; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fenn and Nyssa. family, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Church- Gillette of Ontario; and Mrs. hilland Nancy of Vale were Saturday evening visitors of Carl Fenn and Linda Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Eason his mother, Mrs. Rollo Fenn. Further word was received and Jon Jon of Boise and Ray by Mrs. Marie Moore about the Simpson visited in the Gene Harold Kurtz family, from Mrs. Simpson home Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Eason M. L. Kurtz's sister, Mrs. Ivan Durnil at Ten Davis, Idaho. and Jon Jon of Boise came Harold and his family had a tn visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson Friday recent plane accident in Etho- evening and were overnight pia where he is a missionery. guests. Harold is in the United States Ray Simpson and Johnnie Ea now. Has his arm out of the son went fishing in the Snake cast. He does not have to be River Saturday morning. They back in Ethopia until January got home by noon and had seven of 1974 and plans to be in this 8 to 10 inch long fish. area before his return. The Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson three girls now in Ethopia will went to Vale to see the fire be in the Unted States by July works the evening of July 4th. 29. Their daughter Jane has Joan Timmerman is spending had her surgery in a hospital the summer as a fire watcher in New York. The doctors took on a lookout out of La Grande. a piece of the bone of her leg She is working for the Forest to mend her crushed vertebrae, Service. and she now has feeling in her Mr. and Mrs. HerbWenkeand foot. The doctors are very plea family went to Black Canyon sed with her recovery. July 4th on a picnic. They took Mrs. George Schiemer is the five members of the L.Y.A. writing musical arrangements Youth Team of the Lutheran of songs written by Ray Gau- Church, who are spending the man of La Grande. He is the summer working from one place English teacher there. He is to another. They took them on writing a pageant that will be to HorseShoe Bend where they put on later in La Grande. have their next work. Three Mrs. Dorothy White went to cars went. The group inclu Caldwell Tuesday evening, ded Pastor Bill Lewis and fa were she attended the wedding mily and Loren Wright and fa of her son, Lyle Dean White mily, both of Nyssa. to Elsie Cora Morrison. They Mr. and Mrs. Burton Barnes were married in The First went to Hermiston Thursday Church of God. After the wed and visited the Finch family, ding Mrs. White went ot John returning home on Friday. Day to see her daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Conant Everett Kendall and returned took their children fishing along home Wednesday evening. the river July 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dalton Mrs. Stanley Smith of Sun and son Matt of Hazelton. Idaho set Valley gave a bridal sho visited Mrs. Dale Witt Thurs wer for Terrilyn Chamberlain day afternoon. The Daltons are at her home Thursday evening. former Newell Heights resi Games were playedby the group dents. They also visited Mr. followed by refreshments. Ter and Mrs. Irvin Topliff. rilyn received many lovely gifts Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Eddy and family of Seattle spent several days last week with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Mc Kinley. They have moved to Caldwell. Dr. Eddv will be More than $6,000,000 was re associated with theCaldwell In ternal Medicine Professional stored to potential victims of mail frauds during the last nine Association. They moved to 22 months period, Postmaster Dail East Elm Street in Caldwell. reported today. July 4th they were dinner guests Mr. Dail said he has been ad in the R. D. McKinley home. vised by Chief Postal Inspec Jed Stringham and children, tor and Assistant Postmas Wendy and Todd of Ogden, Utah ter General William J. Cotter, came Thursday evening to visit that Postal Inspection Service his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leon enforcement activities resulted Chamberlain and family. Jed in $6,222,660 in restitutions to went on to San Francisco the those victimized by mail frauds. next day to a Scout convention, The report covered the first where he will be for a week. three quarters of the current The children remained to visit 1973 Fiscal Year, through in the Chamberlain home. Mrs. March. Jed Chamberlain is a painter The report shows that it is and is now touring Europe with worthwhile for those who have her two sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Timmer a good reason to conclude they have been the victim of a scheme man entertained with anall-day to defraud in which the mails picnic at their home July 4th, were used, to report the facts to Their guests were Frankie the post office, the local Post Worden, Mr. and Mrs. Luit master commented. Stam, Mr. and Mrs. LouisStam The restitutions resulted and family; Mr. and Mrs. Dick from 3,630 promotions that Stam and family; Mr. and Mrs. were discontinued largely on Jim Miller and family of Big Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Stam, Inspection Service action. Res titutions ordered by the courts and Mr. and Mrs. John Timmer totaled $2,853,528; “voluntary” man of Caldwell. restitutions totaled $2,009,706 Mrs. Dick Kriegh went to Buhl and an additional $1,359,426 Saturday morning to visit her resulted tor other recoveries. mother, Mrs. Nellie Stewart. "Included in the 12,000 or She returned July 4, accom more mail fraud investigations panied by her mother who visi completed each year by Pos ted here until Friday morning, tal Inspectors,” Postmaster when she left by bus to visit Dail said, "are those based on her sister Dr. and Mrs. Carl complaints from postal cus Stolker in Fresno, California. tomers who allege failure to re Jim Stevens of Corvallis cal ceive merchandise or promised led at the Dick Kriegh home refunds from mail order firms. Thursday afternoon. Not all such failures or broken Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wyckoff promises indicate a scheme to of Seattle, Washington visited defraud, but may, in fact, be Mr. and Mrs. Irvin TopliffFri- merely the result of poor bu day morning. siness practices,” he said. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff "However, when a postal cus were guests at a potluck din tomer cannot obtain satisfac ner at the Merildean Robbins tion through his own efforts," home at Nyssa Friday evening, Mr. Dail added, “he should honoring Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wy not Just write off his transac ckoff. tion as a loss. Return of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rieman his money is possible in some of Ventura, California returned cases." L >1 ACTIVITIES IN ARCADIA ♦ wwby avo M oeller * phone 372-2733 * ARCADIA - Mr. andMrs.Or- lard'?. *nd ville Needs of Arcadia and their and Mrs. Phillip Duvis from Huntington Beach. California. A 12-year-old Nyssa girl was daughter Mr. and Mrs. Theron Mr. Bullard caught a 26 pound Perkins and family of Boise hospitalized last Saturday after salmon, plus several smaller noon for treatment of burns she returned recently from a two- ones. received when a pressure weeks visit in Thedford, Ne Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dail and cooker of boiling water exploded braska with relatives, family from Nyssa visited Mon Mrs. George Hust and Minnie Larae Robinson, the daughter day evening in the Otis Bul of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robinson, Houston returned recently from lard home. a trip tn the Midwest where they suffered second-degree burns Mrs. Terry Priest of Boise on the lower part of her face, visited in nine states. visited Mrs. George Moeller on Mr. and Mrs. MarvinWoodof chest, right arm and upper leg, Tuesday. according to Mrs. Robinson. Tulsa, Oklahoma and ctaughter Miss Georgia Hust left Boise The pressure cooker was not Jona visited last week in the last week by plane for Tempe, pressurized, but apparently be home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arizona where she will visit came sealed while heating on the Carroll. Mr. Wood is Mrs. her sister and family, Mr. and stove. When Larae went to turn Carroll's brother. Mrs. Paige Zobell. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard the stove off, the cooker ex Mr. and Mrs. George Moel ploded and splashed her with visited Mr. and Mrs. Merl Ky- ler visited Mrs. Roy Wallace gar in Nyssa Sunday afternoon. boiling water. at Gav»ay Junction on Mon "We put her in ice water se Mr. and Mrs. V. Sal of Long day and with Mr. and Mrs Ves conds after it happened,” said Beach, California, visited re tal Wallace who were visiting Mrs. Robinson. "That helped cently in the home of Mr. and from Seattle. keep the burns from becoming Mrs. Dick Corn and with Salite third-degree." Roper and John Seburn. Mrs. Larae was admitted to Holy Sal is a niece of Mrs. Corn. Rosary Hospital in Ontario af They were enroute to Portland ter the accident. She remained to visit Mrs. Sal's parents, Mr. hospitalized over the weekend and Mrs. Archie McLauchlin. and w as released to her parents Richard McLauchlin of Coos Monday morning, July 9. Bay, Oregon spent the weekend On Tuesday, July 10, Mrs. Ro in the John Seburn home and in binson reported that her daugh the Dick Corn home. ter was at home recovering from Minnie Houston spent several the burns. days over the 4th in Boise with her son Jim Sigler and family. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard A VICTOStAH gZMSOy Journal Classifieds returned last week from a mon MtAw s. *• TIP HAWih... 'Mt PâTiflur t AT A H w U l ths vacation at Sekiv. Wash. Bring Results! I RAW C2NION* • j They camped with Mrs. Bui- ^d k J * VI WE NEEDED $75, SO we started wa shing <ars Friday morning,” said Michael Bashor, pastor of the Assembly of ( hm I Church of Nyssa. The money was needed to cover expenses so all interested church youngsters could attend a church-sponsored summer camp Enough money was raised through the project so that everyone was able to leave on th, trip Sunday. July 8, for the Blue Mountain Camp located near John Day. Washers included* l*astor Huhor, Cheryl Wiley, Becky Tilley, a friend named Zoanne, Laura Wiley, Angela Leavitt, Chuck Wiley, Don W iley and Ron W iley. I » HUNGRY CROWD NALLEYS ucFcf) *iib BE**” CHILI 9 EA 11 1 C lover F arm . TreosureUolley - PEANUT- BUTTER crunchy Mail Fraud Victims Helped 3boz. . » w tA. » mi > Gold Mi Ml n* twtBJMaai GOt0 MEDAL IO 10.0A& kuéenbx aborted FL0UR‘ll’ ; W/O COUPON. ,.$| 53 * J r. Good only " ClOVtR FARM STORES ~ : S coupon «ipw« JinY 14 th. 197 3 Ui £ o— . L1M1T; 1 ITEM PER COUPON pee ------------------- =• i'AR&E. 4oz 5l26 I CKSSUtfraBKKaKEBCKGSKKVCl Al»mo-8AL6AM Toz.Size TO ¡TISSUE L*F'*b 2^ COOL WHIP TT 200 COUNT.... cP»tmie« Pf&ulAR-PRY-OIlV 6HAMP00 l?< D.39VA4VE ■ CUP CONEG & BIG WEEK OF SAVINGS TIDE VtSS « n 33* » WM^RG6/ ww > NAturTi? •CHICKEN RAVIOLI is«, iSor 99= &IANT CRI6C0 6HORÎ0W KRAFT MU61ÄRD«.. 33= CWVÉRXW& lo-iloi. . ww I P0IÄTO CHIPS 5“? W ort iiquip cm« 45* ÛÜN6HIN6 ^5? DOUBLE !! PANEU PESI6N 12 oz Size 3 L0. CAN •SIZE NOW,.,. Paie»» EMICTIVE TULŸ 12,13,14--1973 WE GIVE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS EVERY DAY 5 ct vluvKV 80UIPP0N CuB66 Ol/*/*! 1 ¡17* F ih ^B i MY-BAH-ARP PDUUlIP 8Ol TvBE |ei4cuns P ih -SBUAY Boz. •uT-re« Mine. E xtra * L ite no *-• LD OTRIKEInmrie 12? STAMPS ïmps ...^ au . yillEDw 12? PURCHASES MON .IDES. WEP. e Halplng Waatarn Familia» Llva Battar NYSSA, OREGON
