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Thursday, October 11, 197 3 Tho Nyssa Oato City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon GRANGE NEWS JOBS DAUGHTERS ACTIVITIES Bethel »33 held a special OREGON TRAIL GRANGE meeting October 4 at the Ma sonic Hall at 6 30 p.m. A Election of officers was the potluck proceeded the meeting. main order of business at the Tuesday night to close the high The table was decorated in 10 YEARS AGO school for aperiodof twoweeks. regular meetingof Oregon Trail purple and white. Those youngsters who have Grange Thursday evening, Oc Fire of undetermined origin not secured jobs on their own tober 4. Ira Price was chosen Marcl Myers, HonoredQueen /’ destroyed the Royal Produce initiative will meet at the high as Master; Jerry Hansen, Ste presided at the meeting. Es Storage warehouse Saturday school at 7:30 in the morning. ward, John Price, Gate Kee corted and introduced were night. The building, located Farmers are asked to call for per, Caroline Hansen, Ceres; adjacent to the Union Pacific them there. Jackie Sisson, Pomona; Vio Grand Guardian Barbara Swen Ashland, Oregon, Railroad tracks just off South let Drydale, Flora. All other son from George Ray, Associate Grand First Street, was engulfed in officers were re-elected. 40 YEARS AGO flames when repoited to l<x*al A potluck supper was ser Guardian from Portland, Past Princesses Glenda Barnes, volunteer firemen at about 11:30 To celebrate the annual blan ved prior to the meeting pm. The next regular meeting will ket sale, the Golden Rule con Janice Chamberlain, and Mi • • • ducted a blanket grab Saturday tie held Thursday evening, Oc riam Kunkel, Past Guardians Scheduled to appear Monday night. tober 18, 8 30 p.m Hosts for A numtier of blankets and Associate Guardians, over T.V. channel 7 on tiehalf were tossed from the roof into the evening will be the Don Myrtle Sasser, Louise Wernick, of the forthcomingNHS "Hoote the street where several hun Somers and Mark Morton coup nanny" are local high school dred had gathered. Many of the les. All Grange members are and Bob Holmes from Bethel musicians, Carolyn and Marilyn shoppers came from out of town urged to attend. *33; Mr. Swenson from Bethel Pond, John Wohlcke and Greg so the identity of several people #14, Medford, and Mrs. Della GRANGE WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Summer. Holmes Past Guardian was also who caught blankets was not This announcement was made learned. Tom Baird, Mr. and present. Members of the Grange Wo by Chick Qulnowski. chairman Mrs. John Andrews were among Omitted from news last week men’s Activities Club met at of the folk song event. the lucky ones. Miriam Kunkel being the home of Sadie Metcalf, Tues was * • * day, October 2, for the first installed as musician and ini FOR RENT 20 YEARS AGO 4-bedroom meeting of the new season. tiated was Chris Chamberlain, house with running water, $6 Mildred Sisson was co-hostess. Lesa and Laurel Ure. First Nyssa hunter to re- a month. The meeting was called port in with his deer was Lewis * • Plans were completed for a to order by Chairman Polly Mitchell who was back with his A Nyssa student Earl Mar Holub. The Devotional was led hay-ride Saturday October 6. buck by 11 a m. Saturday He shall, who A planning meeting will be is registered in reported bagging th» animal tn general Ag. at Oregon State by Astrid Stephen and was en held to complete plans for the the foothills west of Nyssa. College, has pledged Alpha titled "Ready to Help." During the election, new of Hunter’s Breakfast which will Not far behind In point of Gamma Rho fraternity. Eggert bagging and reporting was Joe Oft and Maurice Frakes are ficers chosen were Betty Kurtz, be held October 20 and 21. Chairman; Violet Drydale, The next meeting will be Oc- Hartle, Gate City Journal em others. Ray Garrison, re Sadie tober 24 at 7 30 p.m. in the ployee, who was in town with gistered in Ag. engineering, is First-Vice Chairman, buck a few minutes before noon an old member of this frater Metcalf, Second Vice-Chairman. Masonic Hall. that he said was shot five miles nity. Another Nyssa student at Ellen Jones was re-elected Se cretary-Treasurer. west of Adrian OSC is Ralph Boden. Mrs. Miriam Wilbur, house Oft made the military band, guest of Lois Boenig, was a wel This year's lettuce crop being playing first trombone In the packed and shipped at Nyssa place of a senior of last year. come visitor at the Club meet will bring more than $120,000 He made an enviable position. ing. The next regular meeting will net to growers If the current The band accompanies the foot be held at the home of Hazel high market price prevails ball team on all of its trips. Smith with Clara Price as co throughout the harvest season. hostess. The devotional will be A crew of 50 people will I»- led by Polly Holub. The roll employed at the packing plant 50 YEARS AGO call subject will concern sug for about 45 days. After refusing to break UP gestions for Club projects for their immense holdings for the new season. All Grange wo years the Pacific Livestock men are welcome and urged 30 YEARS AGO Company, has at last decided Mr. and Mrs. T.T. Elliot to cut tip their land in Mal to attend. of Kingman Kolony have re heur County and sell it to set ORDER Oil ceived the purple heart award tlers who will go upon the land given for the brave and meri and farm it, according to EASTERN I torious service of their son J.D. Fairman, of the Harper STAR Sergeant Harold W Elliot, killed State Bank, who was in Vale in action July 30 in New Guinea. Wednesday. • * • Sergeant Elliot was known in Stardusters met October 8 the Kingman Kolony section as There is agitation to limit the at the home of Louise Wernick. "Bill” Elliot. price of coal. Our guess is President Kathleen Wheeler pre • • • the sky will be the limit. sided. Twelve members were Local ration officials have present and two guests, Mrs. been notified that the value of Cartwright fr»tn Couerd'Alene 60 YEARS AGO all A, B and C gasoline cou and Mrs. Sfwague from Adraln. pons has been reduced from four Sam Evans of the East Side, Further nazaar plans were an gallons to three gallons, ef was in town today with the last nounced. The next meeting will fective at midnight last Monday. of his dry land watermelons. tie at the home of Rose Willis • • • He had a good crop this year in Weiser on November 12. Because of the harvest labor and realized profits beyond his Members are asked to come sktrtage, the Nyssa school expectations. . He also had an prepared to makp favors for the board decided at a meeting < excellent crop of dry land po Nursing Home and shut-ins for tatoes which reached a com Thanksgiving. mercial size real early, enabling him to sell thirty CRADLE ROLL Nolan Field- dollars worth before other po tatoes were on the market. MALHEUR MEMORIAL -Waldo Co. • • * 1KSPITAL A.R. McCarty, the well known October 5 - Mr. and Mrs. INSURA NCE piano man, is about to become Ernest Rios, Vale, girl a full-fledged rancher. This AGENCIES October 6 - Mr. and Mrs, week he traded his new auto Candelario Rodríguez, Nyssa, to A.C. Palmer for a herd of boy Al L TYPES dairy cows and a year's lease October 7 - Mr. and Mrs. An on Mr. Palmer's 40-acre farm tonio Almarez, Nyssa, boy. Of adjacent to Nyssa. HOLY R06ARY HOSPITAL THE PAST INSURANCE INCL L'DING FARM O ntöiio Volt Ny • \a J 7 2 5162 OKK Club Meeting October 3 - Mr. and Mrs. Ha The OKK Club will meet in the rold Becker, Payette, boy Mr. and Mrs. David Tschida, home of Mrs. HelenOkai on Oc tober 18, at 2p.m. Mrs. Lavone Ontario, boy October 4 - Mr. and Mrs. Culbertson is co-hostess. Roll call will bea Halloween treat ex Ralph Young, Payette, girl October 7 - Mr. and Mrs. change. Dennis F. Crozier, Payette,boy Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Love Journal Classifiodi land, Ontario, girl October 8 - Mr. and Mrs. Bring Results! Dan Hale, Payette, boy BOY'S WINfflt JACKET SPECIAL SIZES 8 TO 16 99 100% NYLON SHELL, 100% NYLON LINING PADDING: 50% POLYPROPYLENE 50% TEVIROY DRY CLEAN OR HAND WASHABLE REVERSABLE * WATER REPELLENT HIDDEN HOOD BRACKEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE IN THE HEART OF THUNDEREGG MALL NYSSA, OREGON Page Three TV ASSOCIATION FOR HANDICAPPED A panel discussion program on "Coordination between home and school with emphasis on ac tivités parents could use at home" is being planned for the Tuesday evening, October 16 meeting of the Treasure Valley *1 Association lor Handicapped and Retarded Children, Inc. The panel members will be the teachers of the Mary Kay School for Exceptional Child ren in Ontario, who are Marcia Houston and Marylou Lasley of Ontario and Martha Chnstesen of Payette. Maryanne Edwards of New Plymouth, special edu cation director for 8-C schools, will also appear on ttie panel program which is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. in one of the Mary Kay classrooms located in the educational building directly behind the Blessed Sa crament Church in Ontario. All members and interested persons are asked to note the change of meeting room and all parents of Mary Kay students are especially invited and en couraged to come and get invol ved with the organization which is so vitally interested and concerned in helping your child become a better citizen within his or her ability. M-sai-imiRL A 4 LIVING T / NO AGi LIMIT ADULTS WflCOMf One Complimentary port to if will be given Io eoch family oj o gilt from our Port These art beautifully posed portraits, nor snapshots, taken by a skilled, professional Photographer CHXOBIM Mull M B<C0MBAM<<0 Of A BABIMl Family Group Portraits Saturday, October 13th 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1-Day ( IL
