n«r«lay, No<amb«r 10,1977
Apple Valley Items
Spice of Apple Valley
By Marilyn Modine
Phone 722-3637
Just for you, here’s a
Thoughtful Wish taken from
the weekly publication "Live’.
May you receive . enough
happiness to keep you sweet,
enough sorrow to keep you
human, enough trials to keep
you strong, enough failure to
keep you humble, enough
success to keep you eager,
enough friends to give you
comfort, enough wealth to
meet your needs, enough
enthusiasm to look forward,
enough faith to banish
depression, enough deter- *»
mination to make each day A
Balter Day Than Yesterday 1
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
Smalley received a visit
Tuesday afternoon from Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Anders of
Caldwell and the Rev. Jim
Monore
Mrs. Laura Bale and Mrs.
Lillian Wagner were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bale of
Parma for a birthday dinner
honoring Phil.’Friday eve­
ning.
Mrs. Arch Englehardt at­
tended a miscellaneous sho­
wer for Sherry Pollard
Tuesday and on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Englehardt
went to the reception for
Richard and Sherry (nee
Pollard) Jones.
The Englehardts* have
heard from their son August
in England. He has bees
promoted to Senior Master
Sergeant in the Air Force.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bay
were in attendance at a
going-away party in Fm—M
Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Simons in Boise Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fer­
guson returned home from
Portland Sunday. Mrs. Fer­
guson is doing very well. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Krebs brought
her parents home and will be
steying until Tuesday.
Mrs. Lloyd Dibble cele­
brated a birthday on Thurs­
day. She received many
lovely cards and gifts from
relatives and friends both
locally and from Calif, and
Wash. Hank Dibble called his
mother on Thursday to wish
her happy birthday and
Thursday visitors at the
Dibbles inclyded Mrs. WiB
Knox. Mrs. Esther Harold,
Mrs. Lois Hurley and Mim
Lucy Eavanson. Walter and
Ann Hopper and family had
supper with her parents on
Thursday
Among the
ghosts and
goblins at the Dibble's on
Halloween were Mikel and
Mitchel Modine and their
mother, who visited for a
short time.
Attending a church party
at Mr. and Mrs. Don Poor’s
on Friday night were See
Dibble and Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Modine.
On Sunday. Mrs. Em—
Tuning had dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Tuning
and in the afternoon they
attended a 90th birthday
receipton for Lottie Obendorf
at the Roswell Sterry Memo­
rial Church.
Mrs. Clarence Tuning at­
tended a luncheon of the
Trowel and Error Garden
Club Wednesday hosted by
Beulah lurcher of Parma,
Mrs. Mary Honey has
spent the last two weeks
visiting with her nephews in
Boise.
Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Se­
ward were Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Beggs and Mr. and
Mrs. Buck Gould all of
Adrian and Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Seward of Nyssa.
This week, Mr. and Mrs.
Seward have been helping
their daughter and family
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce
move into their new home in
Boise.
Congratulations to Mr. and
VANDALS PULLING TRICKS on HallqUeen caused total
window damage by throwing rocks through the large windows
of Expanded Food and Nutrition Center on East First Street.
Mrs. Clarence Hammer on
the birth of their son Monte
Lee on Friday, November 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson
and friends of Portland flew
into Ontario recently to spend
some time with his brother
Dale Morgan and his mother
Mrs. Helen Wilson and to do
some pheasant hunting. Don
WUaon of Nampa also visited
with his mother on ■ recrat
Kingman Kolony News
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KINGMAN KOLONY -
Mrs. Myron Osborn atten­
ded a bridal shower for Cindy
Conant Friday evening at the
Angela Harris home. Others
attending from this area were
Mrs. Bill Toomb, Mrs. Hay,
Mrs. Rosenbaum, Rene Co­
ram. Jill Conant and Alice
Physicians &
Surgeons
Dr. Arthur S. Dole, M.D,
Urological Surgery
Diseases of the kidney,
bladder and prostate.
Phone 372-5269
302 Good Avenue,
Nyssa, Oregon
Hours: Saturday-10 a.m.
to 12 noon
K.E. Kerby, M.D.
K.A. Danford, M.D.
Physicians A Surgeons
Dial 372-2241
Hours: 9 to 12 noon A 2
to 5 p.m. • Monday thru
Friday.
Optonwtniti
Dr. A.N. Bonde
7 North 2nd Street,
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 372-3747
VotgriBario nT
TREASURE VALLEY
ANIMAL CUNIC
Phone 372-2251
Dr. B. B. R om
Nyssa, 372-5257
Dr. Robert Derby
Parsa, 722-6537
Dr. Themas Gray
Vale, 473-2478
Mrs. Don Foi went to
Mrs. Jim Phifer, Mrs.
Boise Saturday with Mrs.* Charles Bowers and Mrs. Bill
Marjorie Jackson and Miss
Toomb visited Charles Bo­
Janet Takami of Nyssa. They
wers at the Nyssa Nursing
attended the Boise Valley
Home Sunday and had dinner
Weavers Guild Christmas
in Nyssa.
Tea and Sale at the Y.M.C.A.
The Pollyanna Club met
The evening of November
Thursday afternoon with
3, Mrs. Don Fox, Marion
Mrs. Herschel Thompson.
Wheaton of Adrian and Janet
There were six members
Takami of Nyssa went to a
present and Mrs. Jerry
Boise Valley Weavers meet­
Brewer and daughter were
ing and heard a speaker who
guests. Mrs. Elsie Gehrke
had received a certificate of
had charge of the business
excellence in weaving. Her
meeting. Names of nursing
name was Corel Kinersly of
home patients were drawn by
Portland. The meeting was
the members and they will
held at Christine Blake’s
receive a gift at Christmas
Studio.
time. The club plans to "eat
Monday coffee guests of
out” in Ontario for their
Mr, and Mrs. Herschel
Christmas dinner.
Thompson were Mr. and
Reta Piercy of Ontario was
Mrs. Oswald Forbes of Boise,
a Sunday luncheon guest of
formerly of Nyssa,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Piercy.
Bernard Frost of near Ontario
Mr. and Mrs. Al Pohlman
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox
and Bill Morris of Mvrtle
Creek, Oregon came Satur-
visited Mr. and Mrs. Her
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Mrs. Earl Ervin entered
the hospital at Nyssa
Wednesday, suffering from
pneumonia and returned
home on Friday.«
Saturday evening guests at
a potluck dinner at the Earl
Ervin home were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Radford and
family of Adrian and Mr. and
Mrs. Hermio Ocha.
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WORLD!
Sgt. and Mrs. James A.
Savage of Bad Toelz, Ger­
many are the proud parents
of a baby son. He arrived
Sunday, October 16, 1977 in
Bad Toelz and has been
named
James
Frederich
Savage. He weighed four and
one-half pounds.
The happy grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Savage
Fritz Sander of Lengeries.
Germany. The great-grand­
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Damon Savage of rural
Nyssa.
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