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Pag* Eight Thursday, August 2, 1973 The Nyssa Oata City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon ^NSETVALLEY NU ACRES HAPPENINGS NU ACRES - Families at tario visited with her cousin tending Mrs. Lucy Evans fu the Ben Paynes Sunday evening. Mrs. Bill Schilling of Nyssa neral service were her sons, CecU Evans and his sons and I was a visitor of the Ben Pay BY MARTHA LORENSEN . PHONE 372 -2186 ------- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ale families the Roy Evans of Po nes Saturday afternoon. SUNSET VALLEY - Mr. and Mrs. John Craner started catello, the Rev. Karl Evans Mrs. Ed Lowtnp of Eugene ar xander and family attended a and family of John Day, Ore, working at the cannery in Nyssa vers family and Howard Malone rived Saturday to be with their N az are ne Camp meeting at the His daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Monday morning. family last weekend. A camp mother and family. Ed’s mother Nazarene Church in Nampa Sun Mr. and Mrs. George Smith out of three days was enjoyed Mrs. Gabriel Asloreca arrived day and were dinner guests at Larry Ziegler, Mr. and Mrs. Gearld Russell, Mr and Mrs. of California left Friday after completely by each member in home by plane early Saturday the home of Mr. and Mrs. Da Terry Stigile of Hazelton, Idaho visiting with her sister Mrs. cluding Clint David of two and from Missouri w hen she learned vid Felty at Melba later in the and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Binga- Harley Sager for the past 3 one-half months and one cow of her husband’s sudden death day. Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekan- weeks. ham of Boise. dog known as Andy. Their camp Friday evening. She was called Mrs. Kyle Sager ol John Day ing experience took place on to Missouri by the serious ill ger visited at the Jerry Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans of Spirit Lake, Idaho and their spent Sunday evening with the Big Creek which is located out ness and death of a relative. home at Payette Saturday eve of New Meadows, Idaho. sons Tom Evans. Jr. of San Harley Sagers. She was to have attended that ning to greet their granddaugh Saturday evening, Mrs. Han Mrs. Howard Malone andchil- memorial service before re ter, Jana, who has returned Diego and David of Spirit Lake, Mr. and Mrs from Disneyland. daughters Mrs. Ken Abbott, ley Sager was hostess to a dren went up to Weatherby out turning home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell Mrs. Richard Whitlock Mrs. baby shower for Debbie Ross of of Huntington t Mrs. Malone's Don Hatch were called home grandparents, the Cartwrights from Joseph, Oregon and grand went to Union Sunday to the Don Loomis and Janice Evans Baker, Oregon. Visitors at the Bill Gross- to pick apricots, enjoyed the son F rank Asumendi who was on home of Mr. and Mrs. James of California. Daughters of Mrs. Lucy mick home from Tuesday until trip and came home with three a back-pack trip returned home Baremore where they met Mrs. Walter Hillis. Mrs. Hillis has also. Evans attending was Mr. and Friday was Mr. and Mrs. He- bushel of fruit. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Langley been visiting in that area with Mrs. Allen Ballard, Kaslo, B.C. nerv Graf of Vallejio, Calif, Mr. Howard Rudd from Weip Mr. and Mrs, Fred Brecht pe, Idaho has been visiting his were dinner guests Sunday at the her daughter and family, Mr. Canada and their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Al Calflin of Coos of New Plymouth were Tues sister and husband the Omar home of Dr. Rex Langley and and Mrs. Melvin Kiesecker of Anatone, Washington. A grand family in Caldwell. day visitors of the Bill Grass- Maines this past week. Bay, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen son, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pen- Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Ross micks. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Maine and Mrs. W ill Grassmick of Iron two children from Chilla Vista, were among those who went to darvis Jr. and friends had a of New Port, Oregon and their side visited her grandparents- California are visiting his pa memorial services for Mrs. picnic dinner Saturday at Chief daughters Mr. and Ms. Gene Brock of Boise and Lowman in-law Friday the Bill Grass- rents the Omar Maines also Jess Haney which were held at Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Wilson and Mrs. Betty Campbell of micks. home for a visit is Richard Lienkaemper Chapel Monday. The Woodrow Wilson’s dau Maine who is teaching agri Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekan- and family of Owyhee Junction, Post Falls, Idaho. Mr. andMrs.CharlesCoward ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Haley culture in the Red River Val ger were Sunday visitors at the Mr. and Mrs Melvin Wilson of Nampa and their son Mr. and two children Donnie and ley of North Dakota. He hasn’t home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lang and family of Ontario and Mr. ley. Mr. and Mrs. Elver Niel and Mrs Bill Wilson and fa- Joe Coward ofSanta Jose,Calif. Denny are visiting them this been home for two years. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Keck week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Maine and sen, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford mily of Roswell and Mr. and and their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Kay Wilson have two sons of Portland have been Nielsen of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Vanderwall were guests Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pugh of moved into their new home on home visiting this past week Mrs. Clifton Nielsen of Moses dinner 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Harley 1 Welcome to end also the Omar Maines, Lake. Washington and Mrs. Ef- home Madras, Oregon and son Keith. Locker Avenue. Miss Janice Evans and nu our NuAcres Community. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed fie Nielsen of Nu Acres area Wilson. Misses Sandra, Kathy, and “A time away from the cows” Cooper of Kennewick. Wash. were dinner guests at the Two merous nieces and cousins. Pamela Ward were guests of Boys Inn Saturday evening. 1 Mrs. Marie Castro of On- was enjoyed by the Dave Wea- ACTIVITIES Barbara and Jody Phelps over the weekend at the Phelps sum mer cabin near Donnelly. Sun day visitors at their cabin were Miss Susie Burgess and Mar garet Flanagan of Donnelly. Mrs. E. J. Hobson, Mrs. Jen nie Seward, Mrs. Mabel Fox and Mrs. Arlene Seward at tended memorial service for Constance Rumpas which was held at the Day Cemetery near Eagle, Idaho Wednesday. A picnic was held at Cald well park Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harry Council and daughter of New Plymouth, and Mr and Mrs. Royce Roberts and fami y of Mountain Home. The Roberts family of Nyssa and Mrs. Bruce Jenkins also of Nyssa and Mrs. LoisCounsil attended. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Council were supper guests at the home of Mrs. Lois Counsil Wednes day evening. Gordon is a grand son of Mrs. Counsil. Attending junior camp at Mc Call this week were Theresa Culbertson, Amy Glenn, David Nielsen, Steve Smith, Larry Smith, John Ward, Terry Car penter, and Terry Krust. They plan to return home Thursday. Mrs. Ada Schweizer was a sup(ier guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woods Sunday night. Mrs. Emma Newgen visited I Mrs. Frone Stradley at the Casa Loma Nursing Home in i Payette on Tuesday. Mrs. Virginia Rookstool of ’ Why pay more? Quality Food Buys A Gourmets Defight! £ V PORK BEANS f I IV" ^2.^2 30 oi ~ O LEAN i TENDER »1 ft TOP ROUND' ROUND STEAK I • w iWONOftftF ROAST g» LUNCH USDA CHOICE )M 25' Or cupe ôtfcAK «FAKFA$T 5WAK 39< CHoîce IT t rissai gAN^UET lû-lb oz t A ll except t Í4 DINNERS », ; 1^73 I i ITEM CûuADN J1C/V PEe CÔUFDN PAlfcYÏAND Iß count A^OETFP*W£ “ ÿ I > — f / aneline 9 9 t I carhw 6 oz HAND . a./rv LOTION Xe 9 » f » t / • • • • ar« • • • - popsicles 6A &ÔLPMÉPAL 25^ BAG • +. es . . fi/iuCO ÍAPMZfarCZl F* X73 Pf£ COUPON «cSCKEEGI ■ZEE ASSORTE D TISSUE Zj JÉ PitkVlJr.f - BAivARp M uarp Ç eez et F ih 4» i « y E xtra - ut E earTERMiyK ? st T-dE < k 1 i t L. WHO’S IS THE BIGGEST AND BEST ’George Moeller is shown holding a California sweet Spanish he raised and a Norgold potato grown by Henry Carroll both of the Arcadia area. The two men have competed in their family gardens for years. Both vegetables were grown in the family garden areas without any added fertilizer. The potato weighed in at two pounds and the onion measured 17 inches around. Nyssa was a dinner guest Sun- day at the home of Mrs. John Reffett. Stacy Glenn was a guest of her grandmother Mrs. Lois Glenn of Farewell Bendover the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Glenn and family attended a birthday party for Brian Bennett at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs. Dick Bennett of Big Bend ' Tuesday evening, July 31. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parker of 832 Balboa Drive, Capitola, California, report the birth of a new granddaughter. Sheila Marie came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parker on July 27 at 6 48 p.m. Ed is a son of the Parkers. He and his wife, Carol, live at Route 1, Box 9B Cogan Statu«, Pennsylvania 17728. Tlie Parkers were former residents of the Cow Hollow Community here. Sunset Valley and area was deeply saddened July 27 when Gabriel Astoreca was taken by an apparent heart attack around 6 20 in the evening. Neighbors were <« hand almost instantly but efforts to revive him were useless. Again on Sunday evening ano ther tragic death occurred in the area when Danny Nelson rolled down-Hll In his jeep tamper Eire Injures Family An explosion In a rented camping trailer Wednesday night sent members of a Nyssa family to Malheur Memorial Hospital for treatment of burns about the legs. Treated and released were Nellie Jean Pounds and daugh ter Cheryl Pounds. 13. According to Malheur De puty Sheriff Dick Pounds. the family had gone to the moun tains a tout 21 miles from Prai rie City Wedwsttay night and the explosli« occurred as the supper meal was at«>ul to tv prepared. Cheryl and Mrs. Bounds both received burns but another daughter, Terry, escaped unin- |ured. The three were at the breakfast nook inside the trai ler when the explosion occur red and Pounds was outside. Pounds got the family mem bers out of tlie trailer but the trailer and its contents were consumed by fire. First aid treatment to ft* victims was administered J>y the pet ice chief al Prairie City. carrier fees, and fines and penalties collected for vio lations <>f tlie size and weight statutes where complaints are made by th»- Highway D iviskm welghmasters. The allocation to each county is bused on the number of ve hicles registered in it. The al location for Malheur County is $88,531.07 tmsed on 22,073 re gistered vehicles. Just off the pr«i»l A now highly dotailod BIO >KY MAP of MALHEUR COUNTY - Rock areas keyed - plus roads, lakes, crooks, rivers, reservoirs, and trails. Michaels Pharmacy and Olympic Club in Nyssa PK& r IC K U dm 0 m chips ?," «« 3i«j75SggnTF BlôCUlTô^S'ï“,;1-... ?A **• STAMPS.., ON ALL MAR6ARIN6 Iwf Í0UU6T MT 69T.M tZ clover clu & reg - crinkle ZL’Tir.C-p/X Cmcx-CN-gtei HOJur VlvklskJ Ke-Jin-Ohl CvBE-5 w 5 ate . LIMIT 1 ITEM j « ML.* *" 'AUC}*” KM 4-p3H< FK&. MIRACI^ WHIP- I t C oupon ■ ..J3 49 ? g Coupon ..mm AVOCAPO Ofc BWE 7^4 0Z. t r ■ DOWNY 33 oz. oz S -S ize ize TÖILPT" FABRIC S0FÍENER W? '& tissue G>UART32o7 i j > T? PEfcCH-HAM - öfter on,, > • LIMIT nell 9 noamoums n^agTwict unti ow w>™ T hu cauemi Bl?iSia m 4AFÉ&UAW? BATH b S Coupon e«p<rm AU&U^T 4 th I ATTENTION i 4 4 I Ttie Oregon Transportation Commission today announced distribution of $6,«24,188.65 in highway-user tax funds to the 36 counties of the state. The allocation is based on the statutory 20 per cent for the period April 1 throughJune 30. 1973. The funds come train the following sources- motor vehicle registration and ope rators' license fees, gaso line tax. use fuel tax, motor 99e TTGood only •» CLOVE? FARAA 5^0? Eí- I A State I ra (importation tammission 6H0RHNING i I 4 ' thia Nelson, nee CynthiaChapm k I F Denny was the husband of Cyn CRI5C0 3^ CAN J toy PURCHASES MON TUES. 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