Thursday, D«c«mb«r 5, 1974
EXTRA LEAN
SELECT TENDER
PACKING COOKIES FOR VETERANS in the Veteran's
Hospital in Boise are from left. Mrs. Greta Broad. Mrs Myrl
Towne, Mrs. Lucy Pounds and Mrs. Ina Coffman, past
presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary. The women
packed 146 hags of cookies and tied them with bright ribbon
and a Christmas card. They have been sending cookies to the
Veteran’s Hospital since 1946.
also present but not pictured were Mmes. Verl Smith,
Louise Held). Ellen Richardson. Verna Tubbier.Nora Graham
and Julie Hopkins.
The women wish to thank all those who donated cookie*.
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December
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THE PAST
Nyssa's Christmas parade
December 12 will lie rather
unusual in that it will feature
the Christian theme rather
•han the commercial.
It will not be a big parade,
judged by the number of
floats and units to be seen in
larger adjoining towns, but
will depict nativity scenes
and Christian living Several
churches have agreed to
make floats with some
intending to use the scenery
to decorate church grounds
once the parade is over.
Twenty one boys received
their FEA chapter farmer
degrees in a formal initiation
held November 16 at Nyssa
High School. Those initiated
were Sherman Anderson.
Eric Boenig. Teddy Bowers,
Clyde Bvbee. Keith Child,
Rill Cooper, Bob Cooper. Don
Dirkson. Duane Drydale,
Lowry Flake, Vai Garner,
Everett Hiatt. George Ego.
Paul Knottingham. Douglas
Lewis. Richard Lovitt. Elmer
Mangum. Joe Sanders. John
Smit. Marvin Udlinek and
Brent Williams
Students of Adrian High
School sponsored their nth
annual carnival Friday eve
ning November 24. when the
proceeds amounted to $1024.
This is the first year the
proceeds have gone over the
$1000 mark.
The sophomore class with
Mrs. Harriet Krumbach as
advisor won the ticket sale,
with seniors taking second
place and the junior class,
third. By Friday noon stu
dents had sold 6591 tickets.
The Nyssa Lions Club,
sponsored a highly successful
dance, carnival and fashion
show in the gymnasium last
Wednesday night, collected
$4140 for their hospital fund,
which is to be used in
construction of a hospital
Following frequent rains,
the first snowfall of the
season covered the ground
here Tuesday with a blanket
of snow almost two inches in
depth The snow was es-
tremrlv wet, however, and
had disappeared by evening
The first hard freeze followed
on Tuesday night and Wed
nesday morning, freezing
late vegetables and flowers.
Ice several inches thick filled
the pounds made by the snow
the preceding dav.
Will we have a mild winter
2/894
Owyhee project gets an
appropriation of $.115.000.
This is the amount for this
project included in the
deficiency appropriation bill
passed by the senate. The bill
passed a* amended in the
conference committee on the
closing day of the last session
of congre*s, which was the
measure defeated by Senator
Pitman’s filibuster
This
amount is not as large as
boosters for the project had
hoped for. hut is a start and
commits the government to a
certain estent in the develop
ment of the project.
60 YEARS AGO
Postmistress Lizzie Thump*
son is in receipt of instruc
tions from the department at
Washington urging her to
make every possible effort to
have patrons of the office
mail their Christmas pack
ages at as early a date as
possible. Thia would not only
be an act of humanity to the
overworked mail clerks, by
distributing the holidav busi
ness over a longer period of
time, thus preventing a
congestion but would insure
a much more satisfactory
service to the patrons. Try it
once and you will never do it
any other way.
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DRAWING DURING OUR
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RECEIVE 100 BONUS STAMPS
FOR PURCHASE OF $10.00
OR MORE DURING THE
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RUMMAGE SALE
The Golden Age Club will
hold a rummage sale Friday
and Saturday. December 6
and 7 from 10 a m. to 5 p.m.
at the club house on 113
Green Avenue.
Rummage will consist of
men's winter clothing, under
wear, wool socks, bath
towels, wash cloths, dish
towels, sheepherders quilts
and blankets.
Starjtfst
YOU CAN EARN AN EXTRA 400
BONUS GOLD STRIKE STAMPS -
FILL YOUR BOOKS
FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
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ALL GRINDS
If you need information
concerning social and com
munitv resources, please Call
NK9H9I9 Monday through
Friday *1 a.m. to 5 p.m.. or
write the Information and
Referral Service. Lease Buil
ding. TVCC. Ontario. Oregon
PRICES EFFECTIVE: DEC. 5, 6 A 7
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