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Thursday, March 7, 1974 The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Page Five NEWS FROM BIG BFM) BY GOLDIE ROBI RTS I HIS IS WHAT WAS LEFT OF CARS involved in a head on-collision last Thursday about 3 30 pm on Highway 20, north of the Columbia Avenue intersection Domeclo Haro. 44. was hospitalized and released Carl Leon Miller 39, and Jose Ramerez, 18, were treated at Malheur Memorial Hospital for minor injuries and released All men are from Nyssa Oregon State Police said the Haro vehicle was north bound when the southbound Miller car pulled to the left to overtake a southbound truck Miller was cited for failure to drive to the right side of the highway Kingnuin Kolony BRIDGE ACTIVITIES BY DALE WITT PHONE 372 2183 Mrs A C. Sallee enter tained the members nt the Tuesday afternoon Bridge Club last week Guest play ers were Mrs Murle Lan caster and Mrs George Sal lee. Mrs Frank Morgan won high honors with Mrs Kay Brendle taking second high KINGMAN KOLONY Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Willis Conant were Mr. and Mrs Mitch Ander son and family of Vale and Mr and Mis Jim Conant and children Tony Pittz and Karen were Sunday afternoon callers. Mr. and Mrs Wayne Rho des and two sons of Parma visited Mr. and Mrs Frank Rhodes Sunday afternoon. Gus Sillonis spent the weekend with Jay Kygar Mr. and Mrs Paul Gehrke visited Mr and Mrs Ben GraybUl <4 Vtto fatvrdaj morning. On their return trip they visited Mr andMrs. Mitch Anderson and family Mrs. Klaas Lain helped Mrs Ray Laan with their moving Wednesday The Ray Laans of Parma were mov ing tonear Middleton and will be operating a dairy there. Mr and Mrs. Rex Wai ters of Boise were Saturday overnight guests nt Mr and Mrs. Al Thompson. Mr. and Mrs JohnZltter- cob of Nyssa visited in the Al Thompson home Sunday af ternoon. Those attending the AKH Home Extension Study group meeting Thursday afternoon at the Irvin Topllff home from this area were Mrs. Bernice Toomb, Mrs Alice Conant and Mrs. Rush Os born. HELL° ijf' WORLD! ¡L I Mr and Mis Jack Wood and Adah Louise Strong, Mrs Ada Schweizer, and Mrs Sue Marshall were visi tors Saturday at the home of Mi and Mrs Bob Schwei zer In Hines, Ore Mrs Bonnie Hatch and family were Sunday dinner guests at the home of her mother, Mrs. Gabriel As toreca. Mrs Elsie Tietsort nt Boise was a dinner guest Sunday at the home of her sister, Mis Ora Newgen Mr. and Mrs Bob Moore and daughter Sonia, were visitors Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mis Ora Newgen Tammy Ann and Angie Jayo spent the weekend at the home of their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Bill Nielsen The Pleasant Hour Club met at the home of Mrs Ira Price, Tuesday. A potluck dinner was served Mrs O P. Council's birthday was honored and she was pre sented a "Cinerarea Plant'' along with birthday greetings Mrs. Fred Aral of Nyssa and Mrs Ronnie Ward were callers Thursday morning at the bOM I Mr:. 0 P. Counsil. Mrs O. P Counsil was honored Thursday evening at tier home with a birthday party A potluck dinnei was served Among those pre sent were Mr and Mrs Mark Morton anti family, Charles Moore, Mr and Mrs. Chester Counsil and family and John Knottingham Teresa Cultiertson was a guest of honor for a birth day party Saturday Her mo ther hosted a dinner at her home and a party of nine friends went to the roller rink at Ontario for the af- ternoon of skating Mis Thenon Elordi and ■son Bob, were dinner guests Sunday at the home of M: and Mis Larry Culbertson Mr and Mrs Cliff Niel sen were Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr and Mt - Elver Nielsen Mr. and Mr Charlie Glen were hosts for a dinner at the Eastside on Sunday evening which honored the birthdays of Mrs Charles Schweizer and Mi ChuckShare. Guests included Mrs GuyGlenn.Mr and Mrs Chut kShare and Mrs Charles Schweizer and the Glenn family. Annette Chapin a junior was chosen Sweettieart'' of OIL PAINTINGS CREATED BY Mrs. Alice Laan are now on display at the Nyssa Public Library during tlie month of March. Titles of the featured artwork include Dry ing Onions. ' OldWagon," and Country." Mrs. Laan first started painting as a hobby. During the summer of 1963, site studied under artist Kim Kimmerling from Boise. Between September 1968 and May 1969, she worked with Elsie Parkhurst in Caldwell, Mrs Laan also studied under Roger Baker of Treasure Valiev the Adrian FEA Chapter and was given a white corduroy jacket Other candidates in cluded Toni Shenk, a senior. Mary Conklin, a sophomore and Gay Bennett a freshman. Community College. In 1972-73 she took lessons from Bill Roberts, art professor at the College of Idaho. Coming to the United States from Holland in 1954, the Laans lived in the Adrian community until 1965 when they moved tc Parma. Mr. Laan is a dairy farmer. Other members of the family include Katie, Marianne, Piet and Ray. The public is invited to view the paint ings during regular library hours. Mrs. Melvin Kieseeker and sons of Anatone. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Lew is Mitchell, Mrs Walter Hillis and Mr. and Mrs Melvin Pendarvis of Enterprise were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs James Barre- more in Union, Oregon. Journal Classified* Bring Results! EVERYDAY“! SHOP ¡WILSON’S Mt and Mrs. Bill Wäh let! of Corvallis, Oregon became ttie jrarents of a baby gli I, Februai y 13, 1974 She has tieen named Kimberly Mi chelle. The infant is the couple’s first child. Proud gramtparents are Mr and Mrs Bill Wahlert of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs Robert Broderick < t Portland. USDA CHOICE HOLY ROSARY HOSPITAL Feb 28 Mr. and Mrs Boyd Aullman, New Ply- mouth, a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williams, Payette, a girl, Mr and Mrs. Frank Ponce, Ontario, a boy Mareb 8 Mr mki Mrs Harry Janssen, Ontario, a boy March 3 Mr. and Mr Steven Leonard, Payette, a boy. March 4 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bliss. Horseshoe Bend, a boy. Mr and Mrs. Ken neth Fiddling, Nyssa, a girl. Ç A r LEAN 4 MEATY N PORK CHOPS 1» 98 SIGMAN'S SIGMAN ’S SAUSAGE LARGE SLICING BANANAS « Known' feeling after the pur chase." Materials in the portfolio will help the consumer com pare the cost of different kinds of housing and give him a brief look at his rights as a mobile home buyer under Oregon's newConsumer Wat ranty Act It also includes information on such basic considerations as construc tion. homesite selection, de sign and insurance 5 HEADS FOR The Consumer Guidelines will help the prospective buyer ask important ques- lions about mobile home parks subdivisions, and about taxes and assess- ment procedures, aboutwhat mortgage lenders require, and about floor plans, op tions and other features of the mobile home itself. 1-LB. PKG LARGE CRISP HEAD GOLDEN RIPE Consumer Portfolio on Purchase of Mobile Homes Even the most careful con Burner can be confused by all the decisions to be made when considering the pur chase of a mobile home Now, the Oregon State Uni versity Extension Service can help you ask Hie "right kinds of questions before you make that final decision," says Helen Conner, Exten sion Home Economist The help is the new Con sumer Portfolio on Buying a Mobile Home which Is desig ned to help the consumer look at all the angles before tie buys. “Our goal is to get the potential buyer to look at his final decision from all sides," adds Dorothy Brown, <Jt»U extension hou sing-home furnishings spe cialist who assembled the portfolio. "By suggesting questions which should tie asked, we hope the consumer can avoid that ‘if I had only SUNSET VALLEY - Mr Mrs. Homer Brewer, and Mrs. Elver Nielsen, and Mrs. DonStrickland, and Mrs Magnus Ekan ger and Mr andMrs Harold Alexander were dinner guests Monday evening at tin home of Mr. andMrs James Langley. Christian Women's Club Prayer Brunch was hosted Friday maorning at the home of Mr. and Mrs James Lang ley. Clara Fujikawa, Debbie Scott and Susan Stain were Saturday night guests at the home of Gloria Lorensen The girlspresenteda special clarinet quartet for the Sun day service at the Owyhee Community Church. A pizza dinner was served at the Lorensen home Mrs Fu jikawa and daughters were Included among the dinner guests Mr Russell Howell has tieen a patient at the Holy Rosary Hospital after suffer ing a heart attack recently His condition reported to be as well as can be expected at this time. 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