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About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1975)
Thursday. November 13. 1975 -&» OUT OF THE PAST 10 YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. E. E. "Gene" La Fay, who last week purchased the Nysaa Pharmacy from Mr. and Mrs. Orin Sumner, have rented the Carl Devin house north of • the city. They plan to move the family here from Meri dian in the near future. Orin and Barbara Sumner say they have no immediate plans other than to take a long needed rest and to Newell Heights Items By Dab Witt NEWELL HEIGHTS - Va lorie Smith spent last week end with Meralee Vickers in Adrian and Meralee spent this weekend with Valorie Smith. Mrs. Marie Moore. Miss Betty Samer and Mrs. Dale Witt attended the Adrian Garden Club at the home of Father Bennett in Big Bend Monday afternoon. Mrs. Dale Witt called on Mrs. Edna Cowling late Monday afternoon. Mrs Dale Witt was a Tuesday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs. W. C Van DeWater in Caldwell and accompanied them to Boise in the afternoon. John Fahrcnbruch retur ned home from the Holy Rosary Hospital at Ontario Friday where he had recent surgery. Sunday. November 2, din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb were Mrs. Mar garete Payne and Paulene King of Ontario and after noon callers were Jonnie Siam and Dan Miller. Mr and Mrs. Grant Jokie of Kuna were Sunday dinner guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Gerrit Timmerman. Other guests were Nancy Timmerman of La Grande. Res Franklin of John Day and Jane Brewer of big Bend Mrs. Marte Moore accom panied Mrs. Donna Hutchin son of Nyssa to Boise Tuesday where they visited in the Earl Parker home. The Parkers were former resi dents of Adrian Dr and Mrs Hugh Eddy .and family and Mrs. Gladys ¿Eddy of Caldwell were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs R D McKinley. Mrs. Marie Moore, Mrs. Tina Schiemer and Mrs John Fahrcnbruch were Monday dinner guests in the R D. McKinley home Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Goodell of St. Francis. Kansas were Saturday lun cheon guests of Mr and Mrs. Irvin Topliff. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff attended a family dinner at the Sand Hollow Grange Hall near Caldwell in honor of Mr and Mrs. Wayne Goodell. Mrs. Marion York and girls of Vale and Mrs. Ray Simpson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson. October 31. Ross Mills spent the weekend with Mr Professional Directory Physicians A Surgeons Dial 372 2241 HOURS: 9 to 12 noon A 2 to 5 p m. Monday thru Friday, 10 12 Saturday. David W. Saraxin, M.D. Physician A Surgeon HOURS: 10 12 noon A 2-5 p.m. Monday. Tues day. Wednesday. Friday 10 to 12 Saturday. Phones: Office 372-3809 Residence 372 3173. and Mrs. Gladwin Mills in Boise. While there he helped him lay slab rock for a fireplace. Tuesday evening. Ross Mills was a dinner guest of his sister, Mr and Mrs. Ronald Batt in Ontario. Mrs. Leon Chamberlain and Mrs. Dale Witt called on the former’s daughter. Mrs. Tunis Garner in Homedale. Wednesday evening. Saturday evening Mrs. Leon Chamberlain visited another daughter. Mrs. Paul Buller and Megan Rochelle in Ontario. Mr and Mrs. Dick Kriegh spent the weekend in Buhl where they visited relatives. Mrs. W C Van DeWater of Caldwell and Mrs. Dale Witt received word Saturday evening of the death of their brother Milo Conable in Sacramento, California. He and his wife Eunice had visited in this area many times, Mrs. Luit Siam won first prize at the Card Club meeting for the Nyssa Hos pital Saturday. She won a pie Ray Simpson and Johnnie Eason returned home Sunday evening after spending a week visiting the former’» brother Wess Simpson at North Bend Historical Group Meets Tonight The Malheur Country His tor leal Society will hold its annual meeting Thursday. November IJ (tonight) at the Eastside Cafe at 7 p.m. Arthur Hart, director of the Idaho Historical Museum, will be the speaker. He will illustrate his presentation with slides, telling of the ’good old days.” In addition to the program, the society will elect officers and conduct any necessary business. Most unusual table de corations have been made by Gertie Blanton. These will be given away as door prizes. One center piece has been built around an actual old wagon hub. It is most beautiful and will be auc tioned off during the evening Back To School Breakfast What a better way to send them off to school than with an energy-packed breakfast like Cracked Wheat Pancakes This breakfast has the •’staying power’’ to provide the all morning energy chil dren need to do well in school. If you haven't cooked with Cracked Wheat, do try it. It's packed with body-building nutrients like protein, ribo flavin. niacin, and thiamine. Experiment! Use cracked wheat as an occasional substitute for potatoes, as a cooked cereal, or in any of your favorite recipes. Cracked Wheat 7 North 2nd Street, Nyssa, Oregon Phone 372-3747 1 cup cracked wheat I1/« cups water 2 cups flour 2 teaspoons salt 1 tablespoon baking powder 2 tablespoons nonfat dry milk 2 tablespoons sugar */« cup cooking oil 2 cups water Soak cracked wheat in I */« cups water for 2 hours or overnight. Drain, reserving liquor. (Do not use cooked cracked wheat as It makes gummy pancakeal. Sift flour, salt, baking powder, dry milk, and sugar together. Add wheat and oil and stir. TREASURE VALLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL Phone 372 2151 Dr. B.E. Rosa Nyssa 372-3552 Dr. Robert Derby Parma 722-6537 Add enough water to liquor to make 2 cups and stir only until batter is smooth. Drop by spoonfuls onto a hot greased pancake griddle or frying pan. Cook slowly until the pancake is covered with bubbles, turn and cook until bottom is well browned. Makes 20 (4") pancakes Optometnsti Dr. John Easlv 387 S.W. 4th Ave., Ontario, Oregon Phone 889 MOI 7 Dr. A. N. Bonde Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa Oreaon remain in Nyssa. The Sum ners said Nyssa has been good to them over the 21 years and they are turly grateful. 20 YEARS AGO The total of 2.793 persons ranging from one week to 35 years, and pregnant women, were immunised with gamma globulin from Tuesday of last week through Saturday The mast immunization program was held at the Nyssa school gymnasium with five doctors on duty to give the shots. Each doctor had the assis tance of 60 different people lor a total of more than 600 residents of ths community being involved during the five-day program. Dr Grant B Hughes, county health officer, said the number of polio cases in the county has risen to 41 The state epidemiologist stated that recent cases indicate that polio might be spread by personal contact sippi where he was stationed He was honorably disc harged from the Signal Corps of the Army Deffenbaugh who has served 14 months overseas, will be employed in the sugar factory in Nyssa • • • 30 YEARS AGO Thurman Piercy of the Navy, son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Piercy, was in Manila the last time he was heard from. • • • Maurice Deffenbaugh. son of Mr and Mrs. W W Deffenbaugh of Kingman Kolony, has arrived home from Camp Shelby. Missis - A meeting of student councils of the Snake River Valley high schools was held in Payette today. Frank Parr of Nyssa is a member of the committee of Page Three principals appointed to spon sor the conference. Delegates from Nyssa will be Tom Moore, president of the student body; Ellen Herrman. student body sec retary; Virginia Troutner, Marjorie Merrick. Janet Ir ving. Greta Stun/, Melvin Melow, Twila Crawford. My rna Jordon. Ray bybee. Don Herren. Darlene Sayles. Ru- delph Marostica and Mr. Parr ning celebrating their crystal wedding anniversary. The table decorations carried out the crystal motif. Guests presented the Schiremans with a crystal console set. After dinner bridge was in play with Mrs. F.arl Harman winning high score for the ladies and W. F. McLing high score for the men. Guests were Mr and Mrs. C. L. McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Harman and Mr and Mrs. McLing 40 YEARS AGO 50 YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. William Schireman entertained with a dinner for eight Sunday eve A. B Simon, an old time resident of Nyssa, accom panied by his wife, is visiting relatives here after an ab sence of 15 years. Mrs Simon was formerly May McConnell, daughter of Mrs. Sarah McConnell. Mr. Simon was one of the first residents of Bridge island and owned what is now known as the Carter place. He and George Closson were contemporary residents of the island, before Charlev Bena located there He is now living at Selah. Wash • • • Issues for 60 years r" ago are missing from our files.
