Thursday, December 13, 1973
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
SUNSET VALLEY
ACT1VITIES
BY
MARTHA LORENSEN .
SUNSET VAL1 EY - Mr. and Mrs
Ira Price attended the Christmas party
and potluck dinner at the Harold Kurtz
home for the Women’s Activity Club
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kiesecker and
son of Anatone, Washington spent Fri
day and Saturday visiting at the homes
of Mrs. Waller Hillis and Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chalupsky of La
Grande were visitors Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jack
Wood.
Walter Nelson of Willow Springs,
Missouri Is visiting at the home ot
his daughter, Mrs. Gabriel Astoreca.
He arrived by plane at the Boise
Airport Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Wiley and children, Mrs.
Don Hatch and the Duane Smith family
were visitors Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Gabriel Astoreca.
Mr and Mrs. Ken Lorensen, Harriet
and Gloria were callers at the Astoreca
home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trump of Wal
lowa, spent Thanksgiving weekendat the
home of Mr. and Mrs Jess Asumendi
Mr and Mrs Robert Felty and
granddaughter were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Alexander
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Mrs. Elver Nielsen and Mrs. Effie
Nielsen were business visitors at Boise
Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite of Juneau,
Alaska are visiting at the home of
Mrs. John Reffett.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite and Mrs.
John Reffett were Sunday evening vi
sitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
BudCharland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Princehouse of
Ontario were Saturday dinner guests at
the home of Mrs. John Reffett.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schenk, Tony
1 or. lo.bln and Paul. Mr and Mrs
Walter Willhite and Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Price attended a birthday party at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Price
in honor of Mrs. Bill Schenk Friday
evening, they went to the Adrian-
Homedale basketball game at Adrian.
Frank, Louis and Tony Asumendi
were dinner guests Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Bedveal and
daughter, Becky were visitors at the
Jess Asumendi home Thanksgiving Day.
Fred Harrison and son, Douglas of
Portland, spent a week at the Ora
Newgen home leaving December 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price were dinner
guests Sunday at the Orville Groves
home in Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price attended the
dinner and bazaar which washeldatthe
Adnan Presbyterian Church recently
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell spent
Sunday at the Melvin Pendarvis home in
Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Charland were
Friday evening visitors at the Lewis
Mitchell home.
The Owyhee Church young people
are working on a Christmas Program
to be presented the night of December
19 at the Owyhee Community Church.
Charles C hapin underwent surgery on
a knee at Boise, December 6. He is
doing very well. Friends who wish to
visit or write cards, will find him in
Ward 4, Room 303 at the Veteran’s
Hospital.
Sunset Valley was well represented
at the reception honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Howell on their Fiftieth Wed
ding Anniversary Sunday, December 2.
The reception was held at the Oregon
Trail Grange Hall with a potluck dinner
and after dinner, refreshments and
social time. Relatives and friends re
lived memories of earlier years. The
Howells have lived here for many
years. Their children hosted the recep
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Holly and daughter
Trina, spent Thanksgiving weekend at
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Malheur Memorial Hospital
the Harley Wilson home
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilson were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Wilson at Roswell for Thanksgiving din
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen, Har
riet and Gloria attended Memorial
Services for John Spicklemire held at
the IOOF Hall at Riggins, Idaho, Tues
day, November 27. Mr. Spicklemire,
a distant relative of the Lorensen's
was 85 years old. Survivors include
two brothers, William
and Richard
Spicklemire,
three sisters,
Mrs.
Mary Willey, Mrs. Ann Downend, and
Mrs. Kate Hall. The Rev Irwin Derry
conducted the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Abbe and family
of Mt. Vernon were Thanksgiving dinner
guests at the Ken Lorensen home. In the
afternoon, the girls, Harriet, Marcie,
Mona, Mila and Gloria visited the
Astoreca girls.
Harriet and Gloria Lorensen were
among Adrian band members who spent
Saturday at Unity where they went to
get Christmas trees. They expect to
sell the trees to help defray expenses
A Report To The People
Gale Christensen
The clinical laboratory is an es
sential part of medical practice.
Through its use, modern medicine is
approaching the status of an exact
science The extent and manner ofuse
of the clinical laboratory is a meas
ure of the quality of service rendered
by the staff of the hospital
This quotation from the forward, of
Opal Hepler’s manual of “Clinical
Laboratory Methods’* states concisely
the laboratory personnel’s responsibil
ity to the patient, the doctor and the
community.
Since the use of the laboratory is so
necessary and important, it also imp
lies that the laboratory technologists
are responsible for giving the most
accurate results possible.
ponsibility to the patient and the doctor
doubly critical.
In mo6t hospitals the laboratory has
the responsibility of keeping a blood
supply on hand. It is essential that
there be an adequate quantity and the
correct type available for any emer
gency. It is vitally important that the
technician type the patient correctly
and cross match the patient's and do
nor’s blood to be sure that they are com
patible.
Many people feel that they should
know their own type and RH factor in
case of emergency; this is true, how
ever, blood typing is so crucial that a
technician would never take anyone’s
word and would always retype the
The laboratory is one of the ser patient.
A doctor not only has the
vices with which the doctor determines laboratory resufts to aid him in diag
diagnosis and treatment. The results of nosis and treatment, but, also the assis
a blood count can determine whether the tance of a clinical pathologist. It is the
doctor will perform surgery, if a patient pathologist who interprets slides made
will receive a blood transfusion or the from body tissue and exudates that can
drug be administered and it will also determine the presence of cancer. He
tell if the drug has been effective. also interprets slides prepared from
These important decisions made fr blood and bone marrow which can de
om laboratory results make the res- tect leukemia and other disorders.
to Disneyland this Spring They had fun
sledding, etc. and were treated to a
chili dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Jim John
son and his helpers.
The Rev. Kenneth Himple of Twin
Falls was an ovenght visitor at the
home of the Ken Lorensens Dec. 4.
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PHONE 372-21*3
KINGMAN KOLONY - Guests in the
Carl Piercy home after the basket
ball game Friday nlyht were Mr. and
Mrs Donny Brewer, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Tallman. Merlll Tailman of Bruno,
Naomi Westfall of John Day and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Phifer.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar helped
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jenkins get moved into their new trai
ler house Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Frank Rhodes left
early Tuesday morning for Roseburg,
Oregixi.
Wednesday
they attended
Frank’s uncle's funeral, returning home
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Conant Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Rex W alters of Boise came Sun
day to stay with her father, Al Thomp
son
Her mother is still in the hos
pital at Nyssa but is much improvedand
expects to be home soon.
Mr and Mrs. Myron Osborne spent
parts of Friday and Saturday in Nyssa
attending the wrestling tournament.
Their son, Scott was in the tournament.
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Physician and Surgeon
Dial 372-2216
HOURS: 9 to 12 noon and 2 to
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and Friday. 9 to 12 noon, Wed
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DAVID W. SA RAZIN, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
HOURS: 10 to 12 noon & 2 to 5
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Phones: Office 372-3809. Residence
372-3173
Optometrist*
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387 S. W. 4th Ave , Ontario, ore.
Phone - Ontario, 503-889-8017
DR. J. E. HE1TZMAN
7 North 2nd Street, Nyssa
Phon»- 372-.-1747
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Phone 372-2251
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Sunday celebrating the birthdays of
Wayne Robb and his daughter Julie
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