Thursday, August 21, 1975
Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Page Five
Students Expected To
Furnish Supplies
EloaMatary Supply Bat
Far Grades I ■ 6
Apple Valley Items
(or white) glue, I red
checking pencil, I ball point
pen (blue or black), 3
notebook covers, wide lined
notebook paper, 12 inch ruler
with inches and metric, water
colors (prefer Prang),
colored pencils or crayons,
tennis shoes, gym shorts for
girls.
Sixth Grade supplies: 4
pencils, I red checking
pencil. I ball point pen (blue
or black), I eraser (prefer a
combination ink and pencil
type), I large bottle Elmer's
(or white) glue. I red
checking pencil. 1 ball point
pen (blue or black), 3
notebook covers, widehned
notebook paper, 12 inch ruler
with inches and metric, water
colors (prefer Prang) colored
pencils or crayons, tennis
shoes, gym shorts for girls.
Mark evary article with the
child's name.
First and Second graders
have a supply fee of »2.50
which will cover needed
supplies for the year.
Third Grade aepplleai 4
pencils, 2 erasers. I boa
Ueenea, I large bottle glue. 3
wide lined spiral notebooks. I
wooden ruler with inches and
metric. 1 boa 16 count
crayons, tennis shoes, gym
shorts for girls.
Fourth Grade supplies: 4
pencils, 2 erasers, I bos
kleenex. I large bottle glue, 3
wide lined spiral notebooks, I
woooden ruler with inches
and metric, I boa 16 count
crayons, tennis shoes, gym
shorts for girls.
Fifth Grade supplies: 4
pencils. I eraser (prefer a
combination ink and pencil
type,. I large hottie Elmer's
Social Security Direct
Deposits Prove Popular
Peak consumer interest in
First National Bank of Ore
gon's new social security
direct deposit program was
reported by bank officials.
Over 5.500 social security
recipients registered for the
new service at First National
branch offices during the first
five days of the sign-up
period.
The free direct deposit
program, effective October 3,
allows social security re
cipients to have their checks
mailed directly to First
National for automatic de
posit into either checking or
savings accounts.
First National will guaran
tee the deposit to the
recipient's selected account
INTERESTED SENIOR CITIZENS, WHO LAST WEEK
toured Greenwood Manor, a housing complex in Bend
(front row L R) Ola ( hard, Armitta Bartholmew, Edna
McGinnis. Pearl Cooper, Verda Steinke. Alma Topliff, Orma
(leaver. Bertha Rudelick, Erma Sparks. Virgie Rookstool.
Edith Reece, Hazel Sewright, Ewen Chard, Grace Elder
Sage of Nu Acres
on the regular day the social
security payment is received,
even if the check has not
arrived at the bank.
Benefits to the recipient
eliminate the possibility of
check lugs, theft, or forgery
even if the recipient is away
from home
Furthermore.
First National guarantees
every subsequent monthly
payment approved by the
Social Security Administra
tion and the service is free.
Individuals desiring to take
advantage of the new service
should contact any of First
National's 142 statewide of
fices. anytime, for further
information on lhe direct
deposit program.
SMALL FRY CAFE
FEATURING SCHOOL SNACKS
BREAKFASTS - MERCHANT'S LUNCH
SHAKES • 1« CREAM - SOFT DRINKS -
DONUTS A COFFn ■ NOME MADE PIES
ACROSS FROM THE SCHOOL
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By Lyn
(mgr.)
(back row) Larry Wheelock (bus driver). Edna Simpson
unknown. Carl Simpson. George Cooper. Sam McConnell.
Earl Chard, Luella Smith, Leone Mathis. Leona Reeves. Nora
Snodgrass, unknown. Helga Hillig (housing supervisor), Art
Ellison. Ontario. Joe Elder (Manager).
Events Around Adrian
By Dale Witt
Oh Wow. Our company
just left this morning and
been trying to get things back
to normal before writing.
Like, have you any idea how
many towels seven people
use on a weekend? And I
don't think the carpet in front
of the shower will ever dry
out.
My niece Rachael, Mrs.
Dan Harvey of Salem, slept
on the swing in the patio and
said it made her seasick.
Last night I slept out there
too on a couch, so my kittens
wouldn't be shut out in the
rain Did you know cats don't
sleep at night? I spent hours
persuading them to sleep in
their bed. not on me. Now I
know why they call w hat I did
"cat napping.’*
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Baldwin arrived Thursday
from Kingsburg. Ca. Then
we called my brother. Ralph
Rice, to join us. So he and his
wife Ina. and daughter
Rachael drove over from
Salem.
Rachael could come be-
cause her husband had gone
deep sea fishing with her
brother, and wouldn't miss
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her. Ralph it a poet, unsung
and un published, but a poet.
He writes notebooks full, real
poems, not rhymes such as I
might do. But there's not
much of a market for dreams
and pink clouds anymore
Was there ever?
We went to the Fair on
Friday and Saturday, got in
on the Gospel Concert there.
Shorter than before, it
seemed, but really great.
Brought home enough cher
ries to eat
to our hearts
content and can 14 quarts)
Last week cur heifer.
Bossie, reached the season of
mating, escaped before Geo
rge could make proper
arrangements, and went to
Mike McKaugues farm and
chose for herself. Off spring
will be Hereford-Holstein ■
Brahma.
We went to church mor
ning and evening and filled
up a pew each time. Sunday
night, after church, joined a
group at Joan and Pheral
Dodsons in Fruitland for a
sing time at their home.
Visiting Mr. Francis Cam
man last week were his son
and family from Portland.
Mr and Mrs. Gene Camman.
Mike and Mark. While here,
the group and their cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Quentin
Mikesell in Notus.
A trip to Westfall was
made by the Cammans and
Paynes in order to visit the
old stone house where
Francis Camman was bom
Another trip was made for a
visit to the Malheur County
Fair.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Rife of Boise visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Payne. Other
visitors that same day were
Mr. and Mrs. Quentin
Mikesell and his father from
Kansas and Mr. and Mrs. Syl
W<K>dland of Arena Valley.
ADRIAN ■ Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bowels and children
of Medford came Tuesday to
visit her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George DeHaven. They
returned home on Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Jim King of
Corvallis came Saturday to
visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Mackey and his
mother. Mrs. Pauline King of
Ontario and other relatives in
this area. They plan to visit
his grandmother. Mrs. Mar
garete Payne at Payette
Lakes this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vem Parker.
Mrs. Gladys Newbill. Mrs.
Mabie Piercy and Mrs. Anna
Long attended the Malheur
County Fair in Ontario,
Friday.
Keith L. Flour of California
came Tuesday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Freel.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Ke iso* of Reedsport. Oregon
came Fndav evening to visit
Mr and Mrs. Oliver Freel.
Kim Parker of Ontario was
a Saturday overnight guest in
the Vern Parker home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parker
of Ontario were Sunday
dinner guests of his parents.
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Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Schafer visited Mrs.
Mervtn Duncan at Ironside
Jolynn and Tracy Parker of
La Grande came Friday and
are spending a few days with
their grandparents. Mr and
Mrs. Vem Parker
Ruth Martin of Caldwell
visited Monday with Mrs.
Laura Bale.
Mrs. Jim Ennor and
daughters of Pendleton. Ore
gon are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Fay Collins this week.
They also spent several days
in McCAII and while there
Mr. Ennor visited with them.
Lloyd Dibble took their two
grandchildren home to Cam
bridge on Thursday. They
have been visiting their
grandparents for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble
and Sue attended lhe Na-
zarene Church potluck dinner
held in the Parma Park on
Sunday welcoming their new
minister, the Rev. Georg
Koptein.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
Smalley returned home Mon
day evening from a trip to
Hermiston. Oregon where
they visited Mr. and Mrs
Robert Smalley and on
Saturday and Sunday atten
ded a swimming meet at The
Dalles. Oregon where their
granddaughter. Ann Smalley
was a contestant. She won 3
ribbons in the meet Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Daniels and famly
came on Sunday to The
Dalles and all enjoyed a
picnic and visit at The Dalles
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Rathbun of La Puente. Calif,
left Tuesday after a three
weeks visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Seward and
other relatives. They will tour
Yosmite National Park before
going on home.
RAGGEDY ANN'S PAD
Visitors of Mrs. Minnie
Mackey Sunday were her
sister. Mrs. Hannah Gage of
Boise and a cousin. Mrs.
Cash Turner of Star.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Schafer attended the rodeo in
Caldwell Friday evening.
Mrs. Anna Long and Mrs.
Ruth Looney went to Emmett
Tuesday and got their two
sisters. Mrs. Jim Raynor and
Loraine Merritt and all went
shopping at Karcher Mall.
APPLE VALLEY • Karen
Bale of Boise. Lee and Jamie
Bale of Parma visited with
their grandmother Mrs. La
ura Bale on Wednesday of
last week.
‘Mrs. Gladys Engelhardt
and Mrs. Laura Bale atten
ded the Malheur County Fair
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bale
moved to Apple Valley for the
winter season this last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Palmer
of Boise and Mrs. Goldie
Howell of Payette were
Friday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. William Knox.
Mrs. Nell Correll was a
Sunday dinner guest of Mr
and Mrs. William Knox.
Treica and Trina Robinson
of Connell. Wash, were
Saturday and Sunday guests
in the Dv.ight Seward home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr of
Nampa were Sunday visitors
in the David Bay home.
Mr and Mrs. Don Boston
and family of Seattle came
Friday for visit in the Earl
Boston and George Coleman
homes in Ontario.
Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston
were Mr. and Mrs. Don
Boston and family, Mrs. Bob
Shippy and Nancy, Mrs. Lucy
Rogers and Russell Brum
baugh of Boise.
Charlie Bale of Anchorage.
Alaska made a surprise visit
last week on Mrs. Laura Bale
and then he left to visit his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Bale of Jordan Valley.
Armine Hartman visited
Tuesday with Mrs. Laura
Bale.
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