Thursday, August 16, 1973
Th« Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
LETTER
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EDITOR
NEWS FROM BIG BEND
............••••••••BY GOLDIE ROBERTS
BIG BEND - Guests of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson
Edythe Prosser for the weekend
in Parma.
were, Mr and Mrs. Jerry Bell
AEAN and Mrs. Tom Hop
of Hermiston, Mr. and Ron Bell
kins came Saturday to spend
and family of Kahlotus, Wash
his leave with Mr. and Mrs.
ington, Bud and Steve Prosser
Don Roberts and other rela
of Pilot Rock. Other guests for tives In Parma.
supper Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. lee Ixjvitt accompanied
Mrs. Jim Sheehan and Margaret
tier sister, Mrs. Ed Schultz
of Cheyenne, Wyoming, Mr. and to Grants Pass this week where
Mrs. Tom Buckles and Joey of they are visiting their sister,
Vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Del no Mrs. Leia Solomon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Tucker
» Brock of Ontario and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Maurer of Wilder.
and Connie of Caldwell and their
Mrs. Dyre Roberts attended daughter, Mrs. Frank Bottoms
funeral
services In Nyssa and baby nt Idaho Falls were
Thursday afternoon for Mrs.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verl
Betty Haworth.
Bishop and Mrs. Nancy Bishop
The Adrian 4-H Livestock and family, Monday evening.
Club met Thursday afternoon
Gordon Avery, son of Mr.
with their leader, Mrs. Rex
and Mrs. Ted Avery flew to the
■ ,,Smith. They worked on indivi
Adrian airport Friday morning
dual signs for the fair.
where he picked up his parents
Mr. and Mr. Ernest Seuell
and they flew to John Day where
attended the press conference
he works in the timber. While
and dinner for Congressman Al there, they visited Olive Lake,
Ullman in Ontario Friday eve Sumpter and Granite. They re
ning.
turned Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Witty and
Mrs. Boyce Van DeWater,
Carl, and Rosie Shirk went Mrs. Edythe Prosser and Mrs.
camping on Olive l.ake with
Verner Hopkins went to On
her
father, Lawrence Mc tario Mondaywhere they worked
Cracken of Ontario and tier sis on the Adrian Garden Club Ex
ter Phyllis McCracken of Salem hibit for the Fair.
from Wednesday until Saturday
Mrs. Ernest Mausllng of
evening. Miss McCracken was Adrian was taken to the Mal
an overnight guest of the Wlttys heur Memorial Hospital Wed
Saturday.
nesday evening after falling In
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop her home. Mr. and Mrs. Erie
and their guests Mrs. Nancy Mausllng visited her Monday
Bishop and girls visited Mr . and evening, which was her 85th
Mrs. Bill Bishop and guests, birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Church of
and family of Beaverton, Ore Wilder and Mr. and Mrs. Joey
gon Staturday evening.
Olenik and Amy called on Mr.
Mrs. Edythe Prosser visited and Mrs. Don Roberts and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheehan and guests Monday evening.
Margaret in the Delno Brock
home in Ontario Thursday eve
COMING EVENTS
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell English
FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 - Se-
Mrs. Stan Thomas and Toshia
attended a family picnic at the nior Citizen, rummage sale,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey JayCee bldg., 10 a.m.
Golden Age, rummage sale,
Cone Saturday in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Don Cone's daughter Western Hotel 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
United
Methodist Church,
and husband, who are visiting
rummage sale 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
here from Florida.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18 -
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Swigert
are enjoying their new well. Merry Widows, Bertha Rude-
The well that was completed last lick, 6 30 p.m.
Recovery, Inc., First Chris
week is 706 feet deep and was
drilled by Max Holloway of tian Church 8 p.m
Senior Citizen rummage sale
Ontario.
At first there was
enough gas for a flame from the JayCee bldg., 10 a.m.
Golden Age. rummage sale,
water.
Western Hotel, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Mrs.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 21 -
Edythe Prosser attended Happy
TOPS, »494. Adrian grade
Dozen Card Club at the home
of Mrs.
Mabel Piercy
in school, 7 30 p.m.
Horse Activities, Inc., meet
Adrian Friday afternoon. Mrs.
ing room, Library, 8 p.m.
Roberts was a prizewinner
Scott and Kelly Allsop re
turned home Saturday evening
from Fairbanks, Alaska where
they have been visiting their
father, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Kathryn Kunkel of Nyssa has
Allsop.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bishop received the Citizenship Award
of Caldwell were Sunday sup- of the 1973 MlssOregonTeena
per guests of Mr. and Mrs. ger Pageant held at the Port
land Hilton in Portland.
Verl Bishop and family.
Maureen Ann Flynn, was na
Mrs. Dyre Roberts accom
panied by Mrs. Sue Ashcraft med Miss Oregon Teen Ager.
of Adrian went to Vale Satur She was also selected to re
day morning where they atten ceive the Congeniality Award.
ded the funeral of Mrs. Leona First runner up was l?-year
Harris.
Mrs. Harris will be old Debbie Joe Cousins of Mil
remembered by the Big Bend waukie. LeAnn Louise Chris
friends as the daughter of Mr. tensen of Lakeview was second
and Mrs. Elmer Eskew and had runner up and third runner up
lived in the Big Bend for se was Linda Plumb of Siletz.
Miss Oregon Teen Ager will
veral years before her mar
receive
a
scholarship to
riage to Joe Harris.
The Jolly Janes Club met Massey Junior College in At
Wednesday afternoon for a pic- lanta, Georgia, in the amount
Bic dinner on the lawn of Mrs. of $750 and will be flown to
Erie Mausllng. There were ele the National finals in Atlanta
for six days, all expenses paid,
ven attending.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Swigert to compete with the 49 other
itre Sunday dinner guests of state winners in September.
Nyssa Girl
Wins Award
r
» sa 11 ¿?2^ z 3 x . _
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dail, ac
companied by Mrs. Dall's two
sisters, Mrs. Edith Walker of
McMinnville, and Mrs. Helen
Hibbard of Eugene, recently
returned from a ten-day vaca
tion tour. The group went to
Sun Valley, Idaho; Jackson,
Wyoming; Teton and Yellow
stone National Parks, BillCody
Museum at Cody, W,yo., visi
ting with Mr. Dall’s cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fulton and
Grace Miller at Powell, Wyo.
They then went to Billings, Mon
tana and visited with the uncle
of Mrs. Dail, Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Quinn at Laurel, Mon
tana. The girls then visited
the towns of Commanche and
Broadview, Montana where they
spent tbeir early childhood.
On the way home the group vi
sited the old mining towns of
Nevada City and Virginia City,
Montana, the Lewis and Clark
Caverns, the Buffalo Jump near
Butte and the Copper King Man
sion in Butte. Travelingthrough
Missoula, they came down the
Lolo Trail Highway to Lewis
ton, where they visited with
another sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Al Taplin, returning home by
way of Grangeville and Mc
Call, Idaho.
MEAT ON THE TABLE
I sing this glorious land of ours,
Its motor cars and shows,
Its little gardens, gay with flo
wers,
Its phones and radios.
Here your ambitious boy may tie
Our President If he’s able.
But what spells U.S.A, to me
Is "meat upon the table!"
Our’s is a land of steaks and
chops,
Of pork, beef, lamb and veal,
And thrifty costs when woman
shops,
Put meat in any meal.
So if at us should any scoff
Just show this patriot label-
One reason we are better oft
Is “meat upon the table”
—Yours truly,
Lee Dail
Journal Classifieds
Richard Schireman returned
to his home in Gardena, Cali
fornia after a two-weeks visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Schireman. A trip to
Silver City during the Cattle
men's Association meeting was
one of the highlights of his
visit.
It is reported that the
roads to Silver City are in
very good condition.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram
visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Adams in their new home in
Narnpa Thursday evening.
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Eris Bertram and Anne Ten-
son received winnings in the
mail recently from the WIBC
National Tournament held in
Las Vegas. Over 50,000 wo
men took part in the tourna
ment.
A HAYING SCENE FROM PIONEER TIMES
is one of five subjects for the new Oregon
Artists Collection check series issued by
United States National Bank of Oregon, now
available throughout the state. Other paint
ings appearing in the series represent gold
panning, logging, cattle ranching and salmon
Happy Dox«n Club
The Happy Dozen Card Club
met Friday with Mabie Piercy
in Adrian.
Guest players were Doris
Castor, Wilma Powell, and
Myrtle Sasser.
Winners were Doris Castor
Agnes Ashcraft, Goldie Roberts
and Minnie Stam.
Bring Results!
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by Phil Tyler, well known western artist
who lives at Parkdale south of Hood River.
The first series, consisting of five painting
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ADRIAN FIRE DEPARTMENT
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Editor, The Journal:
I just couldn't resist sending
this poem written by Edgar A.
Guest to you, when it is the
only time in my entire life
when it has been impossible for
one to buy all the meat he wan
ted at a reasonable price that
anyone could afford. 1 under
stand that at the end of next
week that the processors who
have been supplying meat, are
forced
to shut down
their
plants.
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