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Thursday, November 8, 1973 SUNSETVALLEY ACTIVITIES The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon X'V/Z grange NEWS BY MARTHA IORENSEN - PHONE 372 - 2186 OREGON TRAU. GRANGE SUNSET VALLEY - Mr. and 21 and 22 at the home of her Mrs. Joel Price and Mr. and grandparents, Mr nd Mi Member of the Oregon Trail Mrs. Ira Price were dinner Ira Price. Grange met m regular session guests <>n Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Frahm Thursday evening, November 1, the home of Mrs Bill Shenk of Riddle, Oregon, Kenneth with Master Ernie Metcalf pre in Ridgeview, honoring Robin Chard of Portland, Ewen Chard siding. Shenk on her birthday and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Niel Me rn be r s v< >te d to hoi d ins ta I - Ira Price Jr. and sons Clif sen and children, Mr and Mrs. lation of officers Thursday eve Bill Nielsen and children were ning, November 29, 8 p in. at ford and Mike, and Gary Be veridge of the Portland area, October 21 dinner guests at Oregon Trail Hall. County De were guests over an October the Elver Nielsen home puty Dale Teter will lie in charge Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chard of the installation. weekend at the Ira Price Sr. An invi home where they spent the time were dinner guests on Tuesday tation is extended to all Mal hunting pheasants and visiting. October 23 at the home ot Mr. heur Grange officers to join Mrs Don Share was anover and Mrs. Elver Nielsen. Oregon Trail Grange for the night guest Monday night at the Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen, ceremony A potluck lunch will home of her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chard, follow the meetidt- Mrs. Ira Price Sr. Ewen Chard and Mrs. Hazel During the Lecturer's pro Mrs. Douglas Weaver and Sewright, Mr. and Mrs. Dick gram, Marguerite Moss invited daughter of Salmon, Idaho were Conley of Boise were Thurs the members to join in a soup weekend guests at the home ot day evening visitors at the making project. Each memtier Mr. and Mrs. Don Share in home of Mr and Mrs. Homer was invited to draw his idea of Buhl. Little Miss Ginger Lou Whitman at Nampa. a suitable soup vegetable Mr. and Mrs. Al Kropp and There a|ifieared to tie some cle Weaver Is the first great grand daughter of the Ira Prices. son Todd of Ontario visited at ver artists and others whose Mr. and Mrs.OraNewgenand the home of Mrs. John lleffett drawings caused the soup to be Mrs. Jeanette Watkins of on Saturday named "The Mystery." Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reffett Aliquippa, Pennsylvania went <>n The next regular meeting will Monday to Longview, Washington left for Orofino, Idaho on Oc be field Thursday evening, No where they visited at the home tober 22. vember 15, 8 p.m. Women of Mrs. Jack Woods has been the CWA Club will be hostesses of Frank Austin and at Portland the Fred Harrisons. At Madras at Portland where she has been for the evening. AH Grange they were overnight guests at receiving check-ups, in regard memtiers are urged to attend. the home of Mrs. KathrynShep- to injuries received In an ac herd. They arrived home on Fri cident some time ago. Pollyanna Club Mr. and Mrs. Jim Langley day. Mrs. Jeanette Watkins were dinner guests on Sunday, The Pollyanna Club met has been visiting the past week November 4 at Hie home of Dr. and Mrs. Rex Langley where Thursday afternoon with Mrs with the Ora Newgens. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Holly and they were honored on their Ray White. Mrs. Dorothy Fox Trlna and Mr. and Mrs. Woody thirty-fifth wedding anniversary was co-hostess. Thirteen la Woods of John Day were hunt Dinner gucsts and afternoon dies were present. Mrs. Jill ing and visiting in this area over callers included, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Dorothy the weekend. They were guests Keith Langley and children, Hodge of Oxford, Nebraska were Mrs. J. R. Osborn, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Langley, Mrs. Daisy guests. Hester, Mr. and Mrs. Homer president, had charge of the Harley Wilson. Mr. and Mt s. Darrel Wilson Brewer, Mr. and Mrs Elver meeting. The mmutesandTrea- and children. Mr. andMrs. Mel Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbut surers report were given by vin Wilson and children were Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mrs. Bernice Toomb Mrs. Os dinner guests on Sunday at the Hobson and Mr. and Mrs. Her car Schafer expressed thanks tor the plant she received dur home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley bert Hester of Boise. Mrs. E. J. Hobson, mother ing tier recent illness. A mo Wilson. Dr. Rex Langley and children of Mrs. Langley has been con tion was made and passed to spent the weekendal the home if fined at the Holy Rosary during have the Pollyanna Club put on Langley's parents, the Jim Lang (tie week, she expects to return the 1974 PTA Calendars. Plans were made for the leys. Mrs. Langley visited her home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Skogan Christmas meeting which will mother at Milton-Freewater. Her mother is recuperating and daughter, Dana, and Miss tie a potluck dinner December Nancy Skogan and tier fiance 6 at the h me of Mrs Bernice from a recent surgery. There will be a gift Mr. and Mrs. ElvinFogleman Don from Portland area were Toomb. The turkey will be and family of Nampa and Mr. weekend visitors in this area exchange and Mrs. John Grotveitt of while hunting pheasants and visi furnished by the club, with ser Nyssa, were dinner guests on ting friends. They attended ving as near 12 30 as possible. Sunday at the home of Mr. the Adrian-Parma game at Ad and Mrs. Harold Alexander. rian on Thursday and contacted Mrs. Ira Price spent the many of their former school and Centerville, Iowa andSpring- weekend at the home of Mr pals. They were overnight guests field, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. LarryCulbert- and Mrs. Don Share at Buhl, at the Ken Lorensen home on Monday night They left on son and family were visitors on Idaho. Mrs. Ira Price was a visitor their return trip home on Tues Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Buster Talbot. at the home of Donald Pitkin day Mr. and Mrs Magnus Ekan- Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen at Meridian on Sunday Mrs. Share attended a hairstyling ger returned recently from an and Jeanette Watkins were visi show at the Rodeway Inn on eight-day vacation trip which ting at the home of Mrs. Lil was spent visiting relativesand lian Gerboth on Friday and also Sunday afternoon. Shagay Share spent October friends in and around Newton at the Casa Loma Nursing Home in Payette, where they visited Mrs. Frone Stradley. Mr. Cecil Ijirrison and Gregg Cameron of the Albany, Oregon area were visiting a week in the area, while hunting pheasants. They were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lo rensen while here. Among other hunters and visitors, were Mr and Mrs Lauritson and Mr, and Mrs. Shepard Stauffer and son. Many friends renew tlieir visits each year and make the hunting season a pleasant time NYSSA, OREGON for all concerned. WE FIX FLATS FOR LADY DRIVERS FREE Bob Elliott Tire Center Page Three •VW KINGMAN KOLONY NEWS o o BY DALE WITT KINGMAN KOLONY - Mr and Mrs. Carl Piercy attended the Wilder-Adnan football game at Wilder Friday evening. The score was 40 to 26 in fa vor of Adnan Adrian has now won the League Championship Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Klaas l.aan visited in the Case Viser home at Parma. The occasion being Paul Visser’s birthday Sunday dinner guests in the Willis ( onant home were Mr and Mrs Bill Conant and fa mily, Mrs. Ralph Lewis, Te resa. Sheryl and Lonnie, Jim Conant, Mr and Mrs. Mitch Anderson and boys of Vale and Mrs. Jack Hodge of Oxford. Nebraska. Mrs Bill Toomb and Mrs. Mabie Piercy went to Boise Sunday and visited Mabie’s sis ter. Mrs Mildred Graham who is in a nursing home there Mr and Mrs. Jerry Freitag of Nyssa and Mrs. Bill Toomb were guests at a birthday din ner Wednesday evening at the Jim Phifer home in honor of Jim Phifer. Mr and Mrs. Wayne Robb were Sunday evening guests of their daughter, Mr and Mrs. Robert Edmondson in Nyssa in honor of Robert's birthday. His parents, Mr and Mrs Ray Edmondson were also evening 1 PHONE 372-2183 guests. Mr and Mrs. Dewey Ray and family of George, Washington visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson went to Albany, Ore gon Monday and visited her sister Mrs Alma Me Ling. They returned home on Saturday. They came home by way of Se neca and were luncheon guests of Mrs Don Thompson and fa mily. Don had gone elk hunting. Mr and Mrs. Earl Kygar spent the weekend in Sun Valley and Jay Kygar spent the week end with Guss Sillonis. Mrs. Carl Piercy attended the Happy DozenCardClubmeet ing at the home of Mrs. Agnes Ashcraft in Nyssa Friday af ternoon and was one of the winners. ' "M M 1,1 ' 1 "MIT Mrs. George Sallee enter tained memtiers of the Fri day afternoon bridge club No vember 2. Mrs. David Sarazm won high honors with Mrs. Dick W ilson taking second high. • ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. John Hoff hos ted the Couple's bridge club Saturday, November 3. There were three tables in play Boyd Wilson won high honors with Mrs. Bovd W ilson taking second high. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Alma Kingrey enter tained m»mtiers of the Wednes day afternoon pinochle club Oc tober 31. Guest player was Mrs. Leona Reeves. Mrs. Lola Guthrie won highprizeandMrs. Merle Johnson was low with Mrs. Hazel Smith and Mrs. Orma Cleaver, traveling. The Merry Widows met at the home of Mrs. Tom Johnson November 3. A 6:30 potluck dinner was enjoyed by all after which the ladies played pinochle. Mrs. Bertha Rudlick’s sister from Salt Lake was a guest for the evening. The next meeting will t* at the home of Mrs. Nina Lowe, November 10. 1 1 cup butter 1 pound Cheddar or Monterey Jack cheese, grated 1/4 cup chopped green onion 1/2 teaspoon tarragon, crumbled 1/4 cup dry white wine Chopped walnuts Minced parsley Beat butter until soft and fluffy. Add cheese, onion and tarragon and beat until blended. Gradually beat in wine. Divide cheese in half and form each half into a ball. Coat balls with walnuts and parsley. Makes 2 balls, about 1 3/4 cups each. NOTEiCheese balls may be frozen.Wrap in transparent wrap or foil and freeze. F V- » ; 1 r k J » Grad« C Holiday F Mrs Shorty Brandt enter tamed members of the Thurs- day afternoon bridge club No vember 1. Mrs. Frank Morgan won high honors with Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper taking second high. Tarragon, oni dry white wine transform cheese and Guest players were Mrs. Fred butter into a delectable cheese ball. For party occasions coat Guthrie, Mrs. E. 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