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Page Six Governor Sponsors Energy Conservation Contest Apple Valley Items ADRIAN - Mrs. Edna De Haven of Adrian and her son in-law, Jim Mosier of Ontario walked 18 miles in the Walkathon Saturday. Her grandsons Stacy and Tracy Skerjanec of Ontario walked 12 miles each. They are twelve years old. Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mosier and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Skerjanec of Ontario took Mr. and Mrs. George DeHaven out to dinner at the Cheyenne Club in Ontario to celebrate the DeHaven’s 47th Wedding Anniversary. Mrs. Mabie Piercy and Mrs. Sue Ashcraft went to Ontario on business Wed nesday. Mrs. Mabie Piercy and Thurman Piercy went to Buhl. Idaho on Saturday and visited her sister. Mage Harmon. Mrs. Mabie Piercy at tended the Womens Associa tion and the Happy Dozen Card Club meetings at the home of Mrs. Bill Toomb last week. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey took Mrs. Minnie Mackey to see her doctor in Nampa, then to Boise to visit her sister. Mrs. Hannah Gage, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Helton. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Parker went to Battle Mountain. Nevada, Friday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. David Ramsdell and family, return ing home on Sunday. Mrs. Anna Long and Mary Looney were Sunday dinner guests in the Bill Looney home. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Looney and family of Ontario were Sunday afternoon visi tors. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney and Mrs. Anna Long went to Emmett Friday afternoon to attend graveside services for their cousin. Gary Bott of Indian Valley. Mrs. Hazel Schafer spent from Tuesday until Friday evening in Middleton with her sister. Mrs. Saraha Evans. Mrs. Mabie Piercy and Mrs. Anna Long went to Bellingham, April 7 and visited in the Wayne Sparks home, returning home April 11. They visited in Yakima, Washington. Mrs. Piercy talked with Mrs. C. W. Wilson, formerly of Adrian. They stopped in Pendleton and saw Hazel Piercy. Nifty Weather Days. . . Save now on quality LENNOX central cooling at low pre-season prices. OUTDOOR UNIT - quiet iso lated compressor and up ward discharge fan. Com pact. Save now! Call. We’ll ba glad to estimate a Lennox cooling system for your home. ZIMMERMAN Plumbing & Hunting 17 N. 2nd Nyssa APPLE VALLEY - Mrs. Gladys Englehardt. Mrs. Mabel Fox. and Laura Bale attended "The Sams & Sals" at Manley Hall Tuesday. Some brought crocheting, embrodery and Artex paint ing to work on and others just visited. We had a very delicious luncheon at noon and all had a wonderful time. Mrs. Olson stopped by Mrs. Nell Corrells Tuesday evening and they had a very nice visit. Mrs. Olson used to live here in Apple Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Whittom and son of Seattle visited all day Saturday with Mrs. Nell Correll. Mariiu Wilson of Rupert spent Easter weekend with her mother Mrs. Helen Wilson. Mrs. Laura Bale was a supper guest in the Bob Bale home Monday evening. Word has been received that Mrs. Ethel Nichols was taken to the hospital in Ontario Saturday morning. Haven't any details at pre sent. Mr. and Mrs. John Price of Nyssa and Mrs. Price’s sister. Mrs. Emma Burger visited in the Arch Engle hardt home Thursday eve ning. Mrs. Laura Bale visited Mrs. Elmer Smith Thursday afternoon and found she js having a garage sale in the "Old Apple Valley Hotel.” She has most everything there, clothing, dishes and bicycles to name just a few things. Mrs. Raymond Norland visited with Mrs. Sheppard the first part of the week. Miss Ronda Downs of Nampa spent Monday and Tuesday in the Dwight Seward home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rodrí guez of Nyssa visited Mrs. Dwight Seward who has been ill. on Sunday afternoon Mrs. Jim McCabe and daughter Milena of Estacada, Oregon came Thursday eve ning and stayed till Saturday morning with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sheppard. Mrs. Jim McCabe and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sheppard were Thurs day evening suppeT guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard and family of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Engle hardt attended the retire ment and roast for Mr. McPartland at the new cafeteria at the Nyssa school Saturday evening. A wonder ful time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Veri Bishop visited their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bishop of Yakima. Washington all week of the tenth. Mr. and Mrs. Veri Bishop visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bennett of Big Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sells and children were Sunday visitors in the Ed Sells home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morri son and children of Fruitland, Mr. and Mrs. Fedil Soliz and family of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morrison and family of Parma were Sunday visitors in the Alvin Morrison home. Activities In Arcadia Bowen By ARCADIA * Arcadia Cub will meet at Dorthy Bowers home near Ontario. Friday, April 29. Steve and Bernice James of Meridian visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Parley Feik. George Moeller attended a bridal shower for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carroll at the Henry Carroll home in Nyssa Friday. Jim Houston and boys were also guests. Governor Robert Straub has invited school children and high school age youth to send him ideas on energy conservation. Grade school children are asked to make posters showing how energy can be saved in their communities. Copies of the posters should be sent to the Governor's Commission on Youth for judging. The child making the best poster will be awarded a prize. 5th GRADE STUDENTS sell most tickets for P.T.S.A. Chili Feed. Pictured above is Mrs. Jan Wilson's 5th grade class. Front row from left: Brent Allen. Norma Melendez, Bryon Abe. Kristi Bullard. Elizabeth Apodaca. Julie Sarazin and Rudolfo Almaraz. Back row: Joe Garner. Connie Thiel, Bobby The Nyssa Senior Citizens met in the Legion Hall, April 13. with Lillian Meckem. president, leading the salute to the American Flag for '.he 45 members present and four guests. Following the adoption and approval of the minutes and treasurer's report, a weed clean-up committee of Wyatt Smith, Earl Chard and Vem Duus was named. They are to burn and clean up the weeds around the Legion Hall. The rummage sale reports indi cated good results and profits. Gas at Mini Prices With Full Service Mr. W. L. McPartland, superintendent of the Nyssa Schools and Mrs. Beth Leggett, an elementary school teacher, spoke to the club about the coming pageant, "What Is Nyssa?” This will be a dedication program for the new school auditorium and will involve many townspeople when it is presented May 5, 6 and 7. The club decided to distri bute the tickets for the event. Everyone was reminded to vote in the May 19 election. Following the closing of the meeting with prayer by Wyatt Smith, chaplain the group enjoyed the usual potluck dinner. The nurses were there to record blood pressures also. ADRIAN Business Directory We are proud to announce the arrivai of "01 Starvin Marvin" with a big fine of jewelry, 8-track tapes, musical nstruments, fishfig supples, CB's, belt buckles, clothes, tools, lots of junk • ’ w He cals this joint the 'Thrift Shop". ÉXACOl PHIL-MAR TEXACO 312 MAIN ST. NYSSA “What if every teen-ager cut ten minutes off showering time this summer," Straub said, “how many thousands of gallons of water could be saved in three months?” Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hughet. Ontario, boy April 18 • Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Greever, Ontario, boy April 19 - Mr. and Mrs Efrian Moreno. Nyssa, girl Holy Roaary Hospital April 13 • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kershisnik, Vale, a boy April 14 • Mr. and Mrs. Gale Friesz, Vale, twin girls Mr. and Mrs. Thomls Moraga. Payette, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stokes, Ontario, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lassiter, Nyssa, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Mehlhom, Fruitland, a girl A LEARNING TO ROLL OUT TORTILLAS in the Adrian Spanish Class as part of a Spanish food luncheon were, left to right: Bunny Buck. Kitty Buck and Idalia Leos. The class under the direction of Mrs. Phelps made tacos, enchiladas. Spanish rice, mole guacamole, refried beans and hot sauce. The Spanish Gass invited Bob Heppner, superintendent. Gene Dockter. vice-principal. Mrs. Beth Feasonhiser, homemaking teacher and Mr. and Mrs. James Phelps as dinner guests. Furnishing the expertise help in authentic preparation, were Mrs. Dolores Leos and Mrs. Sunday Ramos. College Rodeo Set Mr. and Mrs. Andres Martinez. Ontario, girl April 19 - Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rowan, Payette, boy Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bell, Ontario, boy Mr. and Mrs. Keith Steele, Ontario, girl BUSINESS DIRECTORY^! A MARKET PLACE FOR QUALITY - QUICK SERVICE - SATISFACTION Consumer Comptants CURTIS BREEDING SERVICE STOP BEING RIPPED OFF CUI INTERNATIONAL COURTESY PK K Uf Dead or Disabled Horse«. Coos A Hog» Radio Dispatched Call Anvtune Colled M2 MSI or 4M MM Livestock shoddy merchandise been ignored* Do you want to gel attention, gel action, get even? Then send now lor your ' Consumer Get Even Complaint Guide" and get results' Send S5 45 to CGEGG Dept N. 6104 Fairview Appliance Repair Boise ID 0704 Gut Result» Or Money Barb Ave LLOYD’S SALES * SERVICE Tu KS- A Da. Servin Full Nitrogen Senne ■ ( attic Foor Trimming R.J. "WIN" Wickersham 1RR-J7S7 ttrsidcnnal LIVESTOCK AUCTION SPI KRY I RAND NEW HOLLAND Sate Eraey IMartas ITiMpan. Spretai Horta Sale 2nd Saturday Each Month I p m 1723 S.W . 4th Ave. Ctartarto Sheet Metal Work Home of Action Aaettea Service SALE EVERY WED. 6:30 PM C * M CONSTRUCTION INC. FARMER’S SUPPLY CO-OP Mel ( animar« Manager Contact Ray or Maa For I apert Service and Result« 2OB-J7S-2I« S77S Fries tew Ao Brise. Idteio Feed Seed Fertilizer Ag C hem tea 1« Fertilizer • Seeding Live «lock Suppiiev Crop Duvfin# Bees, Bee Boards Adrian Oil Company 503-372-2877 Callahan Repair Service Wrecker Service 503-372-3213 Martin's Market & Adrian Supply 503-372-2722 M4 4OT4 WANTED TO BUY I L AI ( I TTER BEE BOARDS TOP PRICES PROMPT PICK UP Bring To Mirage C aíc A Ixyunge Adrian. Oregon □ Ja< k Sim peon ( all 372 32Mor 372 23A6 Anvtime Building Materiata Nurserymen Parker Lmbr. * Hrdwr. 503-372-2433 208-724-6174 FRUITLAND NURSERY EASTSIDE CAEE and LOUNGE Oriental and American Dishes Banquel Room« For Parties Up To 2X5 Live M usk 4 Dancing Sis Nights A Week Open 7 Day« A Weck II 45 a m To I JO a m 105 J.E. 2nd St. Ontario HOT OT44 Stephen Plumbing Ore. * Idaho Licensed 563-372-2783 Webb Service Garage 503-372-2464 tor F arm Sr»ers Irrigation A Highways Washed A Graded Sand* Gravel < omplete Stock of Fruit. Shade And Ornamental Trees Rose Bushes. Shrubs. Berries A Vines Landscape Designing and Planning Service Available West End of Mata Fruitland 452 4204 leal Estate Vacuum Cleaners KIRBY'S SALES * SERVICE DON RICH "Sarvtase th« Pubtk M m IMT* AUTHORIZED SALES A SERVICE Parts and Service For All Makes Formerly Standard Oil of California "Bud Anderton • Distributor'’ Call Collect For Servke and Demonstration« 505 Sth Are. N. Payette M2 2421 Chevron Heating Fuel* Gasoline Dicvcl Fuel ■ Lubricating Oil« Chevron Oil Heating Equipment GRIGG BROS. & BUTLER Liat With U» A Start Moving* * Homes Ferma • Commercial Botte Cetcade Home« A Variety <rf Floor Pian» Fasi CunstriKtion Custotn Design Welding ODOM'S BUMPER TO BUMPER SERVICE I Welding Specielists II Yim Bring Bin....Well FIs It. Trailer Hitches A Speciality Complete Auto Repair interior Decorating Serving AR Treaaor» VaBey Sers ice We Work Within Your Budget Read» Mi »rd ('»nettle • Conor« Pipe Accuracy Hv Prirfewurtah* ' CHEVRON U.S.A. Remodeling YORK REMODELING SPECIALISTS 1 unwd Bunded Fabrics in Slock. ( arpet Draperies. Van DeWater Leveling 503-372-2562 Servin# All of Malheur Co ••ANINA NOW WOMB • ■WINO MACHIN«« < all For Appointment For Select At Home Div isM>n of Idaho Concrete Co Inc LAND TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY Serving The Area Since ISOh” Fuel 01 SPENCER INTERIOR DESIGN Concrete Products Title Companies W.P. a Warren Cansufli. Owners TITTLE LUMBER CO. Everything ,n Building Materials Insulation Roofing Paneling Visit the New Store 2OS7S.W 4<hAvt. Ontario M9 533I Industrial Residential Com mereiai Furnace Service A Repair “W.B. WMnpv.Mgr '' Food A Entertainment Where Price« Ara Always lx>w Mirage Cafe * Lounge Live music Sat. night 503-372-2338 STAR FURNACE« SHEET METALWORKS We Do All Type* Sheet Metal Wort ' Steel Agricultural Buildings and Specially Designed Garages. Sheds Or Whatever Your Needs FORD (telarte Tank« Pumped A Installed All Size« Of Sew er I .me« (Yeaned BB9 B37I FRUITLAND AUCTION IS02 SW 4th Ave. TREASURE VALLEY PI I MHING * HEATING INC. Spcedrtmcr Baler« Automatic Bale Wagon« Staci Retriever Forage Harvester Self unloading Wagons Spreaders Hivbine« Malheur Count » s Complete Dealer' Adrian Mercantile 503-372-2727 208-724-6131 Agmuliural ( or.imemal , V ALE Farm Equipment Parts Sales For The Do If Y our »elfer Bring Appliance To Shop And Save MS IMS Oreg«. Si Dolarte SOT7MI MERCURY LINCOLN FORD TRUCKS Sale« Service Leasing Ford Factory Trained Mechanic* Latest Electronic Equipment New Repairing Rentofing Tar Tdc Shingles Shakes Gravel « Livestock Auction Al KROPP* SON specializing In Estates Farms - Households Dairies Furniture PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE Auctioneer« Col Harold Stelling A Asso 245 Ird Erteilend 4S2-44M « Servir« • Q m M« Septic Tanks A Heating Prafessnnal Repair On All Brands Of Appliances Stoves Refrigerators. F'reeaers. Washers. Dryers. Dishwashers And Air Conditioners Auction Houses TREASURE VALLEY ROOFING CO. •tenesti Have you been sold a lemon* Have you been giped’ Have your complaints about GENTRY FORD SALES. INC. Fire Dept.-503-372-2220 St. Police 503-889-6468 Student« participating in the rodeo will earn points that count toward possible participation at the National Rodeo events. The rodeo will begin at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and at I p.m. Sunday. Tickets will be sold at the gate and admission is S2.5O for adults; SI.50 for students with activity cards; SI for children 6-12; and free for chUdren under six. Rodeo riders and ropers from 22 schools in the The writer of the best letter Northwest will be in Caldwell will also be awarded a prize. April 22, 23 and 24 for the Rules for the contest can be Northwest Region College obtained from school prin Rodeo cipals or from the county The rodeo, sponsored by education office. The College of Idaho and Letters and posters should Treasure Valley Community be sent to the Governor's College rodeo clubs, will be Commission on Youth. 103 held at the Caldwell Night Executive House. 325 13th Rodeo grounds across from Street N.E., Salem OR 87310. the college. Organizers said a full slate Entires should be post marked no later than June of events for both men and 10. 1977. women is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Raby. Ontario, boy Mr. and Mrs. Scott Slinker Jamieson, boy AutomoMe * New IOI Come In and Meet Sneaky Snake & Tweety Bird April IS - Mr. and Mrs. David Mattox, Ontario, girl Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Roberts. Ontario, girl The club was reminded of the Senior Citizen Variety Show in Vale which was held April 15. All Senior Citizens in the district are invited. Anna Marostica gave a report on the Council of Aging meeting she went to. Nancy Dunham of the Referral Office reported that she has a group of young people who will help work in the home or outside in the yard or help any Senior Citizen with any chores. If interested contact Nancy Dunham at the Referral Office in Ontario. High school age youth are asked to write to the Youth Commission suggesting how teen-agers can save energy. Emphasis in the letters should be on the exact estimates of the amount of energy saved. Fuentes, Pete Camario, Debbie Sisson, Rhonda Hendrick. Hector Navaro, Dolores Vargas. Not pictured were Karen Field. Letty Villard and Santiago Gonzales. Individual honors went to Connie Thiel. Karen Field and Kristi Bullard. SENIOR CITIZEN ACTIVITIES Bea’s Beauty Bar 503-372-2653 and many gift demi Thursday, April 21, 1977 Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Insured Patto«. Addition«. Citerior« and Complete Interior« Bedspreads. Woven Woods A Shutters. Wallpaper and Much. Much More For Estímales Call l<s or Fred SOTSÍ4R NMUI J72T5OT 101 I IS24 7th Ave. N. Payette M2-4OTI WoHDrWtag MAX HOLLOWAY WELL DRILLING Serving Your Area Siner 1926 W<- WillGladh Rcuumnund Ihr Most I tlickni Type nf Pump Fur Your Well ( mi Handle- Anv Size Well To l<KM> CMIAA9-MM Anvtlmu c
