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The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Thursday, December 27, 1973 NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ NEWELl HEIGHTS-John- and family of Chester,Calif, nie Eason, who is in the Ve were also luncheon guests and terans Hospital in Boise, will were overnight guests of her get to go home for Christmas, mother, Mrs. Marie Moore but will have to return for sur Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs, LeRoySpra- gery. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson gue went to Boise Sunday took care of the children of and took their aunt out to Mr. and Mrs. Marion York dinner, Mrs. Gladys Rice, Saturday evening, while they who was 86 years old that attended the New Plymouth day. They later visited their and Adrian ballgame at sons, mother and father Adrian, New Plymouth won. in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Darryl Simpson called on Stewart in Boise. The family of Mr. and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson Sunday Mrs. Eugene Pratt Sr. are home for theChristmasholi afternoon. Friday, Mrs. AlhedSimp- day. Coming Saturday were son took Mrs. Ray Simpson Mark and Lorna of Hawaii, and Terry Strong to the Burdette and Kathy, and Eu Christmas program at the gene Jr. and Linda, all of Moscow andShelia from Boise. Owyhee L.D.S. Church. Saturday afternoon callers Mr and Mrs. CregTopliff of Boise were Sunday dinner in the Gene Simpson home guests of his parents, Mr. were Mrs. Jeanie Fenn and girls of Ontario, Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Irvin Topliff Mrs. Gladys Newbill, Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Alfred Mary Barnes and Mrs. Ma Simpson and Johnnie. Sun rie Moore went to the Delta day callers were Wes Simp Capita Gamma meeting Sa son and boys and Ron Webb. Arlene Gillette of Ontario turday at the Eastside Cafe in Ontario. They had their was a Sunday overnight guest in the Alfred Simpson home. Christmas party. Mrs. Marie Moore was a Her husband went fishing. Sunday luncheon guest of Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Grant Joki Marie Jacobson in Vale It of Boise came Saturday to was a family gathering. Mr. spent theChristmasholidays and Mrs. Chester Jacobson with tier parents, Mr. and %«* A«-55 Oregon Cattlemen Stress Importance of Energy Fuels "The Oregon Cattlemen’s Association has taken steps to remind administrative of ficials in Washington DC as well as the Governor’s of fice in Salem of the critical importance of adequate fuel for the total job of process ing, producing and transport ing food-particularly w tie re a perishable commodity like beef is involved,” according to Donald Ostensoe, Execu tive Vice-President of the Oregon Cattlemen’s Associa tion in a luncheon speech to Tile Dalles Lion’s Club and members of the WascoCounty Livestock Association, (noon, December 11, Civic Audit«) rium, The Dalles.) "This morning our Asso ciation sent telegrams to Mr. William Simon the na tion's energy crisis direc tor in Washington, D.C.; to Governor McCall; and to Ore gon Executive Director, Da vid Piper, Oregon Energy Counsel on fuel allocations and conservation, informing Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman. Piano students of Mrs. Cliff Flander had a Christmas program at the Flanders home Friday afternoon. Stu dents in the program were Kenneth Fujikawa,Shelly Hill, Gerrilyn Schulthies and Terri Hili. Parents and friends of the students attended. them that it is most vital that we keep commodities flowing through the complete food pipe-line, all the way from farm-ranch to the su permarket. If fuel shortages interrupt the flow at any point, particularly where we are dealing with live animals or perishable foods, the en tire production and market ing system is disrupted. Ore gon cattlemen are support ing the position of the Ame rican National Cattlemen’s Association that the adminis trations new ‘super energy agency’ include a special de partmental section which would be concerned exclusi vely with energy and fuel as it pertains to all food stuffs. We specifically point out to the newly appointed energy director, William Simon, the need for a "food desk” to deal with daily problems re lating to food production, pro cessing and distribution,” Ostensoe said. "A Canadian could «tamp by cutting the ail his socks thought he out disease bottoms off to let his feet breathe. Biology 11 Research Projects Page Three Mr. andMrs. ArymundoC. Barreia, Ontario, girl. Mr. andMrs. Ronald Boyd, Fruitland, girl. Dec. 21 - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ray, Ontario, girl. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ott, Harper, boy. Dec. 22 - Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ross, Ontario, girl. Dec. 23 - Mr and Mrs. Richard Lind,Caldwell,girl Mr. and Mrs. Tim Syme, Fruitland, boy. Dec. 24 - Mr. and Mrs. Del Ray Platt, Cambridge, HELLO WORLD! HOLY ROSARY H06PITAL Dec. 18 - Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Guijarro, Ontario, boy, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hammack, Fruitland, boy. Dec 19 - Mr. and Mrs. Abner Collins, Ontario, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Har ter, Mt. Home, boy. Dec. 20 - Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Purcell, Payette, girl JOE JOYCE’S PROJECT INVOLVES hair analysis. Joe is measuring tensile strength and other properties of hair. Half-full Green Stamp Books? JIMMY SHIMOMAEDA IS TESTING effects of various gases on the growth of lichens. 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