Thursday, March 20, 1975
Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon
Mrs. Dee Garner Attends
EVENTS AROUND ADRIAN
PTA Seminar On Alcoholism
National Institute on Alcohol
Mr* Dee J. Garner. OC PT
Abuse and Alcoholism which
Region 8-vice president, joi
will be used to study
ned with about forty other
"'Alternatives to Alcohol'" in
student* and PTA members
Oregon.
Three or four
to consider alternative* to
community seminars will be
alcoholism in a seminar at
held by the PTA during
Menucha Camp Ground*.
March and April in Eastern.
Corbett. Oregon, on Thurs
Central, and Southern Ore
day and Friday, February
20 21.
gon and the Willamette
Norm Southerby, a na • Valley.
Mrs. Robert Miller. Port
tional alcoholism consultant
land. State PTA Health
from Long Beach. California,
Chairman, is the co-ordinator
led a discussion about identi
for this project.
fication of youth problem*
Mamie Glover from Nyssa,
with alcohol since 1970. The
accompanied her daughter
group participated in an
evaluation of a recent TV
and Robert Alvarado. On
movie on NBC called “Sarah
tario High School and Troy
T. • Portrait of a Teenage
Philips. Baker High School
Alcoholic.” Southerby called
also went with the ladies to
attention to the recent
the conference
Oregon Governor's Commis
sion on Youth Report on the
current use of alcohol and
other drugs, and stated that
it verified current national
trends.
Other speakers included
Bill Allured, counselor from
the Contact Center. Portland;
Thomas P. Sullivan. Ph. D.,
executive secretary. Gover
nor’s Commission on Youth;
Jim D. Duncan, consultant.
Oregon Alcoholism and Hea
lth Association, Portland;
and Andrew Hanners, execu
tive director. Oregon Council
on Alcohol Problem*.
Mary Dannen. president.
Oregon Congress of Parent*
and Teachers, Halsey, was
moderator for the seminar.
She announced that the PTA
had received a grant from the
ADRIAN
Mr and Mrs.
Ray Bowen of Nampa visited
Mr and Mrs C arl Begcman
Sunday afternoon
Mrs Ernest Sewell of Big
Bend was a Sunday morning
coffee guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Begcman.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parker
and family of La Grande and
Mr and Mrs. David Ransbell
of Battle Mountain. Nevada
came Friday evening to visit
in the Vern Parker home. The
Bob Parker* left Saturday
morning on a weeks vacation
to California and left Jolynne
and Tracy Parker with their
grandparents.
Mr and Mrs Paul Parker
of Ontario were Saturday
evening dinner guest* of hi*
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
• lit
Mrs. Robert Long and
Mrs. Edna Cowling attended
the luncheon at the Pres-
bylcnan Church in Roswell
Wednesday.
Thursday. Mrs. Robert
Long and Mrs Ethel Thomp
son attended a birthday
dinner for Clyde Long at the
Brownies Cafe in Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Mosier and family of The
Dalles who have been visiting
her parents. Mr and Mrs.
George DeHaven left for
their home on Sunday.
Tracy and Stacy Skerjane*
of Ontario were Sunday
overnight guests of
their
grandparent*. Mr. and mrs.
George DeHaven.
Mr
and Mrs. George
DeHaven visited her uncle
Gavlen Raney in the Ontano
Hospital Sunday afternoon.
"Sound of Music
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In Final Rehearsal Stage
Sue Ashcraft was a Satur
day evening dinner guest of
Mr and Mrs. George De
Haven.
available at the Adminis
tration Office or the Drama
department at Treasure Val
ley Community College Tic
kets are $2 00 for adults,
SI.50 for students ages
14—18, $1.00 for children
ages 6—13. Children u ider
sis are admitted free of
charge but they must have a
ticket.
Tickets which are
reserved by phone should be
picked up within seven days.
The Sound of Music will be
presented Wednesday thru
Saturday. April 2—5. in the
Ontario High Auditorium
with curtain time at 8 p.m.
The overture will start at
750.
The Sound of Music is in
the Final stages of rehearsal
at the Ontario High School
Auditorium. As the produc
tion grow* in excellence both
the director* and the cast feel
an enthusiasm that echoes in
the words of one of the tunes.
“No Way To Stop It."
Other unforgetable song*
that will be a delight to the
audience are
"Maria.”
"Climb Ev’ry Mountain.”
“Do Re Me." “You Are
Sixteen Going On Seven
teen.” “So Long. Farewell.”
“How Can Love Survive’”
and "Edelwei**.”
Patrons should make ticket
reservations now. They are
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The meeting will be held in
the Ontario Masonic Hall at
6:30 p.m with Acacia Lodge
«118 hosting the occasion and
co-hosting will be Nyssa and
Vale lodge*.
A potluck will precede
the open meeting. All Ma
tons and their wives are
invited to attend and bring a
covered dish.
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l1/« cups milk
v> cup cornmeal
v. teaspoon salt
•A teaspoon marjoram
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teaspoon baking powder
2 «SB*. separated
V« cup grated cheddar cheese
Butter
Grated parmesan cheese
Heat H cup milk in
saucepan until scalded Ml*
cornmeal, salt, marjoram,
sage and remaining ‘A cup
milk. Stir into hot milk and
cook, stirring, until mixture
comes to boil. Let it bubble
gently I minute, stirring all
the while Mix in egg yolks.
Mix in baking powder,
chcddar cheese and 2 table
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butter is melted Whip egg
whites until stiff. Fold into
cornmeal mixture. Turn into
buttered I-quart baking dish.
Bake in 375 deg. oven M) to
35 minutes or until puffed
and golden brown. Serve
promptly (before it falls) with
butter and grated parmesan
cheese on top. Makes 4
servings.
Schafer were Friday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Begcman
Mrs. Bill Toomb. Mrs.
Robert Long, Mrs. Oscar
Schafer and Mrs. Luit Stam
visited Mrs Sue Ashcraft
Friday afternoon
Mrs. Sue Ashcraft went to
Nyssa Friday evening ’o see
her sister Mrs. Ray Droun.
She accompanied Mr. and
Mrs Ray Droun and daugh
ter to Ontario and attended
the service on “Know your
Religion.” and spent the
night in the Droun home
Mrs. Sue Ashcraft had the
Auxiliary meeting at her
home Wednesday, afternoon
Si* members attended.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Martin
and ton of Twin Falls were
Saturday evening visitor* of
Mr and Mrs. G. E. Mackey.
Mrs. Vera Webb. Mary
Morris and Mrs Oliver Freel
visited Mrs. Myron Gossard
at the Caldwell Hospital
Saturday. March 8
Mrs. Myron Gossard re
turned home from the hos
pital Tuesday and Thursday
Mr and Mrs. Myron Osborn
went to Burley to see her
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Kiesow of Reedsport came
Saturday evening to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Freel and
her mn»k •» in Caldwell They
•P ue visiting between the
tv- homes for the coming
week
Ramona and Keven Roun
tree of Ontario were Sunday
afternoon visitors in the
Oliver Freel home.
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