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huriday, October 11, 1973 Th« Ny»ia Oat« City Journal, Nyisa, Oregon Pag« S«v«n Nominations Ojien For ASC Elections I THE GOVENOR'S MANSION WAS the scene of an open house ¡tober 2, hosted by Idaho's First Lady, Carol Andrus, right, new member of the Owyhee ToastmlstressClub. The occasion is to celebrate International Toastmistress Founder's Day. Pictured here with Mrs. Andrus are, from left, Wilma inCuren, Regional secretary, Mary Arrington, International (tension Co-ordinator, signing the guest book and Ellen Adkens, junc 11 6 chairman. Guests were from Idaho, California, and Oregon. Toast- istresses attending from Nyssa were Mae Schireman and Jan jell Among the many guests attending from Nyssa were irginia Bybee, Coleen Froerer, Margaret Feik, Nora Ballou, uth Buchtel, Donna Blackburn, Madge Thompson, Eva Chad- Ick, Janice Bowers, Julia Jensen and Sherrie Schoeneman. Toastmistress is an organization designed for women of all fes, to stimulate the mind and develop self-confidence in >y situation. Two clubs are active in this area, an afternoon id an evening club and membership is open. For an afternoon visitation with the Ontario club, call Sharon itherland, 889-6818, or for an evening visitation with the treasure Valley (Nyssa-Parma) club, call Jan Shell, 372- 409, Mae Schireman, 372-3014, or Adrianna Kunkel, 372- 113. Self-improvement and self-confidence are as close s your telephone. the hostess. Mrs. Darrell English and Mrs. Dyre Roberts called on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carroll and family In Sunset Valley Sunday evening. Malheur County tarmers are Mrs. Winifred Bennett called on Leonard Carter in the Cald encouraged to nominate candi well Convalescent Center Fri dates for Agricultureal Stabili zation and Conservation (ASC) day afternoon. community committeemen, re ports Blaine Girvin, Chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts Malheur County ASCS. Peti and family spent the weekend tions, to be signed by a mini in Murray and Salt Lake City, mum of three qualified voters, Utah with tier parents, Mr. and must be filed by October 29, Mrs. Robert Bailey. 1973, at the Malheur County Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Mrs. ASCS Office, 1252 S.W. 4th. Edythe Prosser attended the Ave. - P.O. Box 338, Ontario. Happy Dozen Pinochle party at "We are hopeful a slate of the home of Mrs. Thelma Ham at least six candidates will be mon in Ontario Friday after nominated by farmer petitions. noon. Including representatives of the minority groups in Malheur Gordon and Edna Kempe of County,** said Girvin. ASCS Eugene, Oregon were Monday programs are non-discrimina- overnight guests of Mr. and tory and administered without Mrs. Verl Bishop. They are on regard to race, color, creed, their way to visit in Kansas. sex of national origin. Eli Mr. Darrell English was the gible farmers may sign as many honored guest at a birthday din nominating petitions as they ner Tuesday evening at the wish. No special petition form home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan is required, but the petition Thomas in Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. must include a statement that Ralph Thomas of Roswell were the nominee is willing to serve also guests. if elected. Most persons eligible to par Wesley Roberts of Salem, Ore gon and Mrs. Clyde Riggs of ticipate in ASCS programs are Parma called on Mr. and Mrs. eligible to serve as ASC com Dyre Roberts Sunday afternoon. mitteemen. This includes pro Mrs. Luther Douglas of Cath ducers, share-croppers and te Nominees must have lamet, Washington Is visiting nants. her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. farming Interests within the ASC community, be qualified Pete Sillonis and family. ASC voters and not have rea- ched their 70th birthday by the date they take office. Further details on nominations for A SC community committeemen may be obtained from the County ASCS office. ASCS community commit teemen elected by mail bal lots December 3, 1973, will assist the County ASC Com mittee with ASCS programs, conduct farm community meet ings, and serve as delegates to the Malheur County Convention to elect the county ASC com mittee. FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE Friendship Circle met Oc tober 5 at the home of Kath leen Wheeler assisted by Ber tha Rudelick. Merle Johnson president presided. Twenty- one members answered roll call. After the business meeting, five tables of Bunco were in Dlav. Mrs. Louise Wernick won high and Mrs. EmilyClapp took traveling and Mrs. Beulah Gann was low. Hostesses served delicious refreshments with Halloween motifs. Next meeting will be November 2, place to be announ- ced later. The Bureau of Land Mana gement today liftedfire restric tions on 13 million acres of national resource land east of the Oregon Cascades. The res trictions were ordered August 24. While lifting the restrictions Archie D. Craft, BLM Oregon state director cautioned hunters and others using the public land to be careful with camp fires and smoking materials. "Each year during hunting season we get a number of man-caused fires,” said Craft. "These fires are always the result of some careless act such as an AR Gary Roberts untended warming fire or a ci San Diego - Navy Airman Re garette tossed from a car.” cruit Gary D. Roberts, son of Craft added that both federal Mr. and Mrs. Edmond F. Ro and state laws make persons berts of Parma, graduated from responsible for a wildfire liable recruit training at the Naval for the costs of putting it out. Training Center here. ilprei«- ike Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pollard Jr. of Meridian came Thurs- day evening for Mike Decker for the weekend. Mrs. Tim Tallman taught in Care Unit Sun- the Adrian High School several days last week. Little Michael stayed with Mrs. Stan Thomas. Tuppeny, Mr». Mrs. Dyre Roberts called on Mrs. Dyre Ro- Mrs. Clyde Higgs in Parma Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bauman and family of Nyssa were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van DeWater. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van DeWater and family of Adrian called in the afternoon. Mrs. Edythe Prosser accom panied Mrs. Bernice Toomb of Kingman Kolony to Ontario Sa turday where they visited the Presbyterian Nursing Home. Jolly JanesClubmet Wednes day afternoon with Mrs. Imagene Carpenter in Ontario. There were fifteen members and three guests, Mrs. San Thomas, Mrs. Lester Campbell and Mrs. Edy the Prosser. Mrs. Verl Bishop and Mrs. Zoe Edens assisted MASKING TAPE % PRICE Both Craft and Burkholder urge sportsmen using the na tional resource lands to be careful with fire and leave a clean camp. Persons going out doors may contact any BLM of fice and obtain information about areas, pick up Johnny Horizon litterbags and purchase maps of BLM lands. 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Drop into any one of the 36 convenient branches this month and ask the people at Equitable how you can cash in on your savingsl FlAVOR ,>?¿2fc"scHOOL boy * SAVE i EXTRA FANCY + TREASURE VAU-E Y / FENCE & UTILITY PAINT $Î5O WHITE OR REDWOOD Kenneth Burkholder, BLM Protection Chief, said, "The fire danger is high in several areas, particularly Steens Moun tain and the central Oregon area around Prineville.” He added that continued dry weather will increase the danger. BLM per sonnel will patrol areas used by hunters beginning with the opening of deer season, Oc- tober 6. WE AIM TO PLEASE WITH BARGAINS THAT SPELL... I BIG BEND J Tn H i I* ■ Fire Restrictions Lifted on BLM Lands News About SERVICEMEN • cruçme / •CHUNK •TiP0lT$ L Ifeoz. «pi * LD CTRiKEynnfe^ss AL l I| u SD9W^ZS DOUBLE !! WE GIVE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS EVERY DAY NAW5C0 PREMIUM lift ^(¡STAMPS.., ON ALL ON SAL1ÎNE CRACKER^M f ^ wrchases montres . wed . • JI H«/p/ag ONTARIO, OREGON % r 889-9871 q , I >
