Thursday, January 22, 1976 Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa. Oregon Page Five CHANGE NEWS potluck dinner at 7 p.m. before the meeting and friends and relatives are OREGON TRAIL GRANGE urged to attend. Grange members are asked to remain Members of Oregon Trail after the meeting for practice Grange met In regular of the Second Degree session Thursday evening. Lecturer Sadie Metcalf January IS. with Master outlined her program for the Harold Kunz presiding year. Members are to be Plans for the Pancake “fined'* one cent per year of Supper to be held January 24 their age on their birthdays. The money to be used for the were completed and volun- price of film for pictures «eers arc to be at the Grange Hall by 4 p.m. taken during the year. Family Maater Kurtz announced member groups were asked that the F.F.A Public Speak to take pari in the programs ing Contest will be held at the during the year. Six members Grange Hall Thursday, Ja- were asked to read an inspiring thought and Alva nuary 29. There be a ------ will — _j Goodell, Astrid Stephen. Don Somers. Ernie Metcalf, WU- SENIOR CITIZEN bur Atherton and Donna ACTIVITIES Thomas responded. Grange Insurance Agent Wilbur Orma Cleaver, newly elec­ Atherton and Mrs. Atherton ted president of the Nyssa were welcome visitors Senior Citizens, called their The next regular grange meeting to order at their meeting will be held clubhouse on January 14. Thursday. February 5. and if Following the salute to the all goes as planned, the First flag, seventeen members and Second Degrees will be answered roll call exemplified by Big Bend and The minutes and treasurer Oregon Trail Granges. All reports were read and ap­ Malheur County Granges are proved and the bills allowed. urged to attend with candi­ The nurse waa present to dates who desire to take take blood pressures Those these Degrees. More detailed on the kitchen committee for information will follow. January are Anna Marostica, May Bretz and Harriet Warren. The janitor com­ mittee is Orma Cleaver and REBEKAHS MEET Hazel Smith. A very special thank you The Yellow Rose Rebekah waa given to last years Lodge met Tuesday. January officers for their outstanding 13. at the IOOF Hall with work Emily Clapp, noble grand The secretary read a letter presiding. Roll call was from the State Senior Citi- answered by the 21 members sins Council concerning state present rhere were six membership A large num­ visitors from Golden Rule ber of the Nyssa group are Lodge No. 63 of Vale. state members Escorted and given honors A discussion was held on due her station waa Marie whether or not to rent the Riley, district deputy presi­ Sparks Building for a meet­ dent for District No. 24. ing place There was no Installing officers were Mane decision reached. The raising Riley, deputy president; Do­ of dues was mentioned and rothy Winder, deputy mar­ then tabled. shal; Elva Palmer, deputy It was suggested to have a warden; Irene Bennett, de­ board of trustees, and follow­ puty treasurer; Marie Jacob­ ing discusaion this motion son. deputy chaplain; Leona was passed New trustee Reeves, inside guardian and members are Lou Mechem. Harriet Warren, outside guar­ Anna Marostica and Wyatt dian Smith. Installed were Helen Pittz. Erma Sparks reported on noble grand. Rose Toombs, the Advisory Council meeting vice grand. Wilma Ostrom, that had been held in the treasurer; Hazel Sewnght. Nyssa Clubhouse on January warden. Erma Sparta, con­ 12. The Nyssa group elected ductor; Orma Cleaver, inside Erma Sparks as their repre­ guardian. Nets Mac Wiley, sentative to this council with outside guardian. Blanche Anna Marostica as alternate Weets. right supporter to The meeting was closed noble grand; Virginia Rook­ with each member repeating stool. left supporter; Verna the Lord's Prayer in unison. Martin, right supporter to vice grand; Anna Marostica. left supporter; Beulah Gann, chaplain; Merle Johnson, right supporter; Kathleen Wheeler, left supporter, Emily Clapp, past noble Job's Daughters Bethel grand; Hazel Farr, right No. 3J met January 14 with supporter; Nellie Jenkins, Sharon Barnes, honored left supporter. queen presiding. The appointive pro-tern Escorted and introduced offliers for the year were were Whitni Morrison, grand Leona Reeves. Harriet War­ bethel recorder; Vera Webb, ren and Vina Fox. A former guardian; Robert Holmes, member. Juanita Cramer, associate guardian and Myr­ was reinstated and welcomed tle Sasser, past guardian back. Initiation was held for The next meeting will be Shela Runyan January 27. at the IOOF Hall Members not installed at at 8 p.m. installation will be installed A no boat luncheon of salad at the next meeting in and sandwiches was served January 28 at the Masonic Actual picture of “BOLIVAR’' the bull on the Leo Schwab Ranch, 6 miles east of Prineville. The beef promotion may be the end of him. N’." i «•* tteo •wtemw ns«« COWU ▼ TAX 1.93 2.07 2.04 2.16 2.36 2.51 2.68 2.88 2.95 3.17 3.30 3.48 RT-78 STEEL RADIAL 47.38 53.69 56.51 59.61 64.21 59.61 64.21 66.77 70.71 BR78X13 ER78X14 FR78X14 G R 78x14 HR78X14 GR78X15 HR78X15 JR78X15 LR78X15 2.16 2.55 2.67 2.89 3.09 2.96 3.17 3.31 3.46 WHITE Bring Results! Add »2.00 If no trade. , CAÍIO-OOQ ♦ - X * « T t t n AÖ t AB t ITS OUR WAY OF BEEFING UP" BUSINESS DURING THE SLOW PERIOD THERE ARE NO GIMMICKS. 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