Thursday, September 9, 1976
Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Activities In Arcadia
•» *•«# Bwwwes
. Mr. and
Mrs. Lucian »pent the Labor
Day weekend visiting Golda
Roper and John Seburn.
They returned to their home
in Berid, on Monday.
Richard McLaughlin of
Myrtle Creek, Oregon, was a
guest at the John Seubrn
home over the Labor Day
weekend. He returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Inez Seburn of
Phoenix, Arizona is visiting
in the area. She is visiting her
son. Joe and family and also
Mrs. Golda Roper and John
Seburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Strad-
ley and two boys of Bend.
Oregon and his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Stradley of
Pasco, Wash., and their
granddaughter, Margie at­
tended the Ray family re­
union picnic at the Nyssa
Park. Sunday. There were 57
relatives
attending. Amy
Stradley of the community
attended.
On Saturday evening. Ruth
and Neil Petterson were
hosts to a pot luck dinner for
the Kesler family. Karma
was home over the weekend.
Other guests were Mrs.
Nancy Bunn and five children
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kesler.
Jr. and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Goodfellow of Payette
and Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Goodfellow, also of Payette.
They had a watormelon bust,
also.
Paul Kesler is enrolled at
Ricks College this year.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kesler,
Sr. and Sally and Scott
Kesler, and Mr. and Mrs.
ARCADIA
Bl.M FIRE FIGHTERS »re »hown monitoring • new device
called a Lightning Detector as it traces the progress of a
summer lightning »form aero»» the tinder dry rangeland of
Southeastern Oregon.
Thl» detector, near Jordan Valley, and one like it at Elko.
Nevada have the ability to locate the »trike« immediately, and
crew» can summon fire fighter» and equipment to quickly
douse the blaze
This equipment was first used in Alaska, and now that the
Alaskan lightning storms are over, will be tested in this area.
If the tests prove satisfactory here, the day may not be far
away when permanent installations like this will provide
lightning detection coverage for the entire West.
Solectric
solar demonstration home
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Gerald Goodfelk/w of Payette
«pent a week at Sage Hen
Reservoir in Idaho. After
they came home, Mr. and
Mr». Kesler and Sally went to
McCall for a week They
came home aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bower»
and Brent, David and Brian
visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Bowers. Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Bowers fished at Padduck
Reservoir Sunday. They cau­
ght 99 big crappies.
Mr. and Mr». L. E.
Robbins called at the Clyde
Bowers home Sunday eve­
ning.
Mrs. Clyde Bowers visited
at the Don Bowers home in
Parma Monday afternoon.
Johnny Carroll and son»,
Mike and Ryan came from
Tumwater, Washington on
Thursday and visited the
Henry Carrolls until Monday
when they returned home.
Doyel and daughter Doye-
lene Carroll of Mountain
Home, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Carroll. They were
guests for supper. They were
accompanied by a friend from
Mountain Home. Bill Morgan
Esther Stephens visited
the Henry Carrolls Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wil­
liams came from their home
in Portland, Saturday after­
noon to visit her family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ko Abe and boys.
The Williams returned to
Portland. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. McPeak and
children of McMinnville,
Oregon have bought the farm
formerly owned by Dick Corn
on Gem Avenue. They are
moved in and have begun to
improve the place.
Apple Valley Items
By Fraacua Smalley
APPLE VALLEY ■ Mr».
Laura Bale returned last
week from a three weeks trip
to Minnesota She took a bus
to Salt Lake City where Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Bower met
her and took her home with
them to Manti. Utah.
The
ne>t day they
all left for
Minnesota. They spent one
night at Flint Stone Terra
Court in South Dakota and
went sightseeing at Mt.
Rushmore. From here they
went to Pine City, Minnesota
and visited Mrs. Mae Bowers
and other relatives for three
day». From there they went
to the Mandam Indian
Village, which they toured
and saw many interesting
sights. On their way home
they visited other relatives.
At Manti, Utah, Jim Bale
picked up his mother Mrs.
Laura Bale and brought her
to Caldwell and Ruth Martin
brought her home to Apple
Valley.
Tuesday evening Mrs.
Laura Bale and Mrs. Leo
Montague and sons visited
the State Fair at Boise.
Monday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Dibble were
pleasantly surprised by an
overnight viatit from his
cousin Mr. and Mrs. Ray­
mond Earl of Wray. Colorado
On Friday. Sue Dibble and
Mrs. Louise O’Neill visited
with Mrs. Darlene Maine and
new baby girl at Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dibble and Debbie of Cam­
bridge were Friday evening
dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Dibble.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Tuning and Mr. and Mrs.
Friday, September 10 •
Robert Tuning of Caldwell
enjoyed a camping trip
Golden Age Rummage Sale.
August 19 ■ 25 at Deadwood
Old Western Hotel, 9:30 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rook­
Nyssa Senior Citizens Rum­
stool attended the State Fair
mage Sale, 213 Reece Ave.,
9:30 a.m.
at Boise with the Senior
Citizen group on Wednesday.
Golden Rule Chapter—
Robert Rookstool of Cald­
School of Insturction. Ma­
well was a Friday luncheon
sonic Hall. 8 p.m. Potluck at
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
hall. 6:30 p.m.
Rookstool.
Owyhee Garden Club at
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rook­
Lois Boenig home. 2 p.m.
stool visited Sunday evening
Saturday, September 11 •
with Mrs. Virginia Rookstool
Golden Age Rummage Sale.
of Nyssa.
Old Western Hotel. 9:30 a.m.
The Susannah Circle will
to 5 p.m.
Nyssa Senior citizens Rum­ meet on Thursday. Sep­
tember 16 with Mrs. Cora
mage Sale. 213 Reece Ave.,
Rookstool.
9:30 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
United Methodist Church
Allen of Springfield. Oregon
Rummage Sale. 9 a.m. to 5
visited August 23 - 25 and
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton
Potluck picnic at Foy
of Eugene. Oregon visited
Sasser home for All-Star
August 27 and 28 with Mr.
Bowling members. 6:30 p.m.
and Mrs. William Knox.
Monday. September 13 -
Carl Sodowsky of Aurora.
Starduster, at Bea Gross-
Missouri, formerly of Apple
nickle home. All attend as
Valley was here last week
nuts will be cracked for
getting his household goods
bazaar pudding. 8 p.m.
he had stored in Ontario,
Tuesday, September 14 •
until they had located a home
Yellow Rose Rebekah Lodge
in Missouri. Mrs. Sodowsky
»202. 1OOF Hall. 8 p.m.
did not come with him. She is
Wednesday. September IS
Golden Age Club. 113 Green recovering from a light stroke
Avenue. Nyssa, potluck. 12 in July and is expected to
make a very good recovery.
noon.
Coffee for Rebekahs and She is home from the hospital
now.
Friends. 1OOF Hall. 8 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Whittom of
50
Boise were all-day Saturday
guests of Mrs. Nell Correll.
Teresa and Tami Fritts of
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Za­
Hermiston. Oregon spent
mora. Jr. of New port. Oregon
Saturday - Monday with
were houseguests Sunday at
their grandparents Mr. and
the home of his parents. Mr.
Mrs. C. L. Fritts.
and Mrs. M. C. Zamora.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
They returned to their home
Smalley returned Saturday
on Monday. They have
evening from a trip to
opened a jewelry store in
Glenwood. Wash, where they
downtown Newport and have
visited Mr. and Mrs. Doug
used antiques in their decor
Daniels and family. At Selah
and have a display of
Washington they visited Mrs
thundereggs.
Social Scene
Whitson and at Hermiston,
they visited with Mr and
Mrs. Robert Smalley and
family. They had a very
enjoyable trip and visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Engel­
hardt were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Muriel Engel­
hardt at Nampa Darrell and
Bud Engelhardt from Wash,
were home visiting their
mother. Mrs. Muriel Engel­
hardt.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Collins
entertained Mr and Mrs.
Ray Gamer of Portland and
his sister Mrs. Nora Smith of
San Jose, California Tues­
day till Sunday of last week.
They enjoyed a fishing and
camping trip together at Sage
Hen Reservoir Wednesday -
Thursday.
Mrs. Donald Hunt of Baker
visited Saturday - Monday
with her mother Mrs. Vivian
Gooing.
Julie Hansen visited Fri­
day - Monday with her
grandmother. Mrs. Vivian
Gooing and Mr. and Mrs.
Vear Haile were also Sunday
visitors of Mrs. Gooing.
Kingman Kolony News
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KINGMAN KOLONY •
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Wil holm
of Idaho F-lls and Mrs.
Bertha Louk of Iona, Idaho
came Thursday to visit the
latter’s daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Piercy. The
Wilhoms returned home fri-
day and Mrs. Bertha Louk
remained for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Conant
and family went camping
above Sumpter over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore of
Vale spent Friday morning
with her sister. Mrs. Inez
Goodwin and family.
Gene Biassengame of Be
verton. Oregon came Friday
evening and is spending the
week with his friends, Mrs
Inez Goodwin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Thomp­
son and family who have
been visiting in this area the
past two weeks left for their
home in Sacramento. Calif..
Sunday morning.
Those from this area
attending Pollyanna Club
Thursday afternoon were
Dorothy Fox. Ruth Osborn.
Elsie Gehrke. Linda Conant.
Bernice Toomb. Mary Rod­
ford and Ruth Bowers.
Mrs. Bernice Toomb at­
tended the Happy Dozen
Card Club Friday at the home
of Mrs. Goldie Roberts in Big
Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar
and family attended a dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Culbertson in honor
of her brother Mearl McClure
of Sheridan. Wyoming. He
was a Monday overnight
guest in the Earl Kygar
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar
atended a birthday dinner for
Tonya Duncan and Carman
Easley at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Duncan in
Ontario.
Marge Ervin called on Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Gehrke
Sunday morning.
NSC BRAKE SERVICE
Could Yon Stop... Suddenly?
Can the sun heat a home in an Idaho winter at a
cost that makes the effort worthwhile?
Idaho Power intends to find out.
Solectric (solar + electric) is an energy-saving
home which will use solar collectors to heat rooms
and provide hot water. The solar heat system is
backed up by an electric heat pump for use during
wintertime cloudiness and for summertime cooling.
The house has energy-saving features that would
be a good idea in any home — solar heated or not:
• 2 x 6 studs in walls accommodating extra
insulation
Th« mott important part of a car it th«
• Double-pane windows and storm doors
tav«rt a complot« chock, and inttall »ho«»
• Heat losses minimized
and lining» if n«c«ttary.
The Solectric demonstration home — part of
Idaho Power’s continuing program to en­
courage efficient energy use — is located in
Boise and is open to public inspection.
The Solectric home. It’s one of the ways the
people at Idaho Power are working for an energy­
wise future.
Idaho Power company
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