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NŸSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1989
Mrs. Page’s parents arrived on
Wednesday to spend the holiday
season.
Jack Pettit and Roscoe Branom
are among the many in this com­
munity now ill with the flu.
The Terrel family, who recently
moved onto the Pennington farm,
have built a new house and Mr. Ter­
rel's parents will occupy that re­
cently vacated by the Penningtons.
Ralph Barnes purchased a team
of horses in Ontario this week.
SURPRISE PARTY
A wedding of much interest to On Wednesday evening compli­
their many friends in Nyssa was menting her fifteenth birthday an­
that of Miss Zeola Benton, daugh­ niversary, Mrs. C. L. McCoy invited
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ben­ seven of Gayle’s friends to a sur­
ton, to Clifford Nielson, son of Mr. prise party
and Mrs. Edward Nielson, which The guests assembled at Mrs. Mc­ NEWELL HEIGHTS
took place at a one o’clock cere­ Coy’s home and from there attend­
mony at the home of the bride’s ed the theatre. Afterwards they re­ The H. O. A. Club met with Mrs.
parents Sunday afternoon.
turned and the remainder of the
McAbee Thursday, Dec. 21st
The double ring nuptial service evening was spent in singing and Stanley
tacked a comfort for her, after
was read by the Rev. Millard Scher- doing justice to the refreshments. and
which refreshments of pie and cof­
ich of the Methodist Community
fee were served.
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church. Mrs. Elwin McCready, sister
Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz went to Banks,
of the bride, was matron of honor At the Odd Fellows card party Idaho,
Tuesday and attended the
given
at
the
Legion
hall
on
Tues­
and the bridegroom's twin brother,
funeral services of an uncle, A1
day evening only a very few of the Church.
Clifton Nielson, was best man
The bride chase for her wedding mo6t enthusiastic players were pres­ Mrs. C. B. Hill and Mr. and Mrs.
dress an afternoon frock of blue. ent. Prizes for the evening's play Stanley
Hill were shopping in Cald­
Following the ceremony a dinner were won by Mrs. E. J. Powell and
was served to the bridal party and L. P. Thomas at contract and at well Tuesday.
guests at the Benton home, which pinochle John Ostrom was the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright and
included Mr. and Mrs Edward Niel­ lucky player. Refreshments were Miss Grace Hill visited with their
son, Lois and Elver, Mr. and Mrs. served after the games were ended. parents Tuesday night, Mr. and
Elwin McCready, Nadine Crocker, High scores in the series to date j Mrs. C. B. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Nielson, Mr. are held by Roy Pounds at pinochle, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Firestone’s son
and Mrs. Edward Pruyn. James and by Mrs. Ethel Crawford at contract and daughter and family were down
Ronald, and Rev. Scherich. Out-of- and by Mrs. Nick Rudlick in auc­ from Yakima, Wash., over Christ­
town guests were Mr. and Mrs. tion.
mas.
Douglas Benton of La Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Williams were
The three-tier bridal cake which Leaves To Be Married—
shopping
in Caldwell Wednesday.
the bride cut at the end of the din­
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Anderson and
ner was a gift of her sister, Mrs. E. Miss Nadine Maynard announced | family
were shopping in Boise Sat­
j before she left for Los Angeles last
W. Pruyn.
afternoon.
Following the dinner Mr. and Mrs. | week that she would be married in urday
Mrs. Ted Rogers and son Buddy
Nielson left for a three days trip | that city on Wednesday.
have
been sick for over a week.
to Boise and are now occupying the
The
Modern Pioneer club will
apartment at the Dr. J. C. Bowman
meet
on
January 3rd with Mrs. R.
j
DINNER
GUESTS
residence.
R.
Overstreet.
Mrs. Nielson is a popular member A family dinner was held at the
Will Woodruff and son Bill
of the younger group and graduated P. M. Warren home on Wednesday. of Mrs.
Union,
spent Thursday afternoon
from the Nyssa high school in the Those present were Mrs. Leon Bing-
night at the H. B. Williams
class of '38. She has been active in man and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Ed and
church activities and for several Warren and their children. Miss home.
Mrs. H. B. Williams and son
months has attended to the office Mary Warren of Ontario, and Mrs. Ralph
went with D. L. Anderson
duties at Dr. Norcott’s dental office. Warren’s brothers, J. E. and Roy and family
night to Nyssa
Mr. Nielson was a member of the Haley of Prairie City and Merid­ and attended Friday
the
L.
D.
S. Christmas
class of ’35 at the Hansen Idaho, ian.
program.
high school and is employed here In
Mr. and Mrs. Alvon McGlnis vis­
Nyssa.
ited at the Willie McGinnis' at
EVENING GUESTS
Butte Thursday.
THEATRE PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot were Mitchell
Henry Slippy received word this
Mrs. H. R. Sherwood treated the Wednesday evening guests at the week
his father had passed
girls of the 4-H cooking Club, the Andrew Boersma home and enjoyed away in that Sacramento,
Calif.
Cheerful Cooks, to a theatre party several games of Monopoly.
The
Glascock
family
are home
on Saturday afternoon.
from La Grande for Christmas.
Mrs. Cecil Smith was shopping in
SUNDAY BREAKFAST
Nyssa Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Buchner en­ Dean Eachus, Francis, Audrey
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall and Floyd Gossard were supper
at a Christmas breakfast on Sunday guests in the W. E. Harris home
morning.
Friday evening and spent the re­
mainder of the evening playing
cards.
COOKING CLUB PARTY
The Jitterbugs 4-H cooking club
Qf Alberta Valley had their final
JORDAN VALLEY
meeting of the year at the Andy
DR. J. C. BOWMAN Boersma
home Friday evening. A A capacity crowd flocked to the
Veterinarian
Christmas party was enjoyed after
theatre to witness “In Quest
the meeting. Names were drawn and Cozy
Santa Claus” and “The Inn at
gifts exchanged among the mem­ of
Bethlehem." The plays were under
bers. Catherine Van Twisk and Lu­ the
direction of Mrs. Scott and Miss
cille Calvert won the two contests. Victor.
Phone 39W
To round out the evening,
A taffy pull and games completed Santa Claus
appeared and presented
the program for the evening.
gifts to everyone. Music was fur­
NYSSA LIBRARY
nished by Mrs. Lawrence Chestnut
Miss Dorothy Laca.
OPEN SATURDAY
LINCOLN HEIGHTS and Richard
Rementaria, Sheldon
2:30 to 7:30
Tucker Skinner and Irene
ALL PATRONS WELCOME I The Patch and Chat club met at Parks,
Yturri are home from college for
Librarian
Mrs. S. B. Davis the Ralph Winslow home Thursday Christmas.
afternoon for a Christmas party. Mrs. Donald Smith of Arock is in
This was the beglnnilng of the sec­ Idaho visiting her mother.
OPTOMETRIST
See MeFall and See Better” ond year of this club. Mrs. Annie The J. V. Mustangs suffered their
Harris, the new president, took
defeat of the basketball season
charge. Other new officers are Mary first
when
they lost 20 to 26 to Home-
Winslow, vice-president, and Ruth dale. The
Mustang scrubs topped
Smith, secretary-treasurer. Games the Homedale second string 22 to 20
were played after which Christmas The high school had their annual
gifts weer distributed.
Christmas party Friday. Mr. Markee
Marie Frank. Neva Barnes and the principal, received two gifts
Smith served lunch. The next from the students.
DR. J. A. McFALL Ruth
meeting will be held January 18 at The high school Is being repainted
the Archie Hawkins home.
and the ceiling kalsomined. The
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
ONTARIO
OREGON
A pre-nuptial shower was held at work is being done by Mr. Lee and
the Vern Smith home Saturday Mr. Burns.
honoring Faye Smith, a bride-elect. For the first time this year the
WYCKOFF
Games
played and advice was high school boys topped the girls
JEWELRY STORE written were
for the bride. Many gifts in scholarship. The honor roll was
were received. Luncheon was served. as follows: Bee Skinner, Lee Stan­
Official Time Inspector for
Guests
were Mrs. Andrew Boersma, ford. Frank Loveland, Clarabelle Le
Union Pacific
June Webster. Betty Osterkamp, and Roy, Pete Araquistain. Gordon
ONTARIO
OREGON
Irene Weeks of Nyssa; Fern Rook- Thornburg and Richard Bennett.
stool, Leta Goodell, Ruth Branom, Mr. and Mrs. Elrodi returned from
Kielhorn, Marjorie Ward, Boise on Friday.
ROBT. D. LYTLE Dorette
Eileen Findley, Mrs. Lee Smith and The high school gave its Christ­
mas dance December 25th in the
Mrs. Ralph Barnes.
ATTORNEY
school gym. It was one of the
And COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Vern Smith bought a cow from high
largest dances of the year with
First National Bank Building Orval Green this week.
Belle LeRoy in charge of all com­
Many from here attended a farm mittees
Phone 86
and music being furnished
sale
west
of
Vale
Saturday.
VALE
OREGON
by
an
outside
orchestra.
Will McElroy. who has been con­ Marian Eigyren
awarded first
to hi shome because of illness. prize for selling the was most
tickets to
DR. C. A. ABBOTT fined
Is Improving.
Chiropractie Physician
Lincoln school held its Christmas
Office: 331 West Main St.
program and party on Friday eve­
ning.
Phone Í5
The effects of a fall confined Mr.
Minlcke to his bed for several days.
B E N T O N -N IE L S O N
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Professional
Cards
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pleted at the camp are new floors in Ritchie’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Melvin Spltze, Gladys and Ruth
the senior play.
and Oscar Bratton attended the
Charlotte Mills and Mrs. Mills are Barracks 1 and 2, the re-painting B. Hoffman.
of the mess hall, remodeling of the Donna Belle and Alva Goodell, jr carol singing at Nyssa Sunday eve­
visiting in Jordan Valley.
educational building and the build­ were among those who attended the ning.
Chris Shea is a Jordan Valley vis­ ing
4-H Christmas party at the Powell
of a dry house.
itor for the holidays.
Add Huey, camp mechanic, has home Friday afternoon.
The MacKenzies are spending been
Topliff is ill in bed.
VjECg 6 0 IMÓTO
Christmas vacation in Boise Valley. gon. transferred to Pendleton, Ore­ Irvin
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman CONTINUE ÙIVIKIÛ
They returned from a week-end in
Harry Timmons bought and deco­ have moved in their new home.
Aid. FEcE UNTIL
Boise last Monday.
THEV PUTA
Live gifts were numerous in the rated the camp Christmas tree.
T -iT
Valley this Christmas. Among the Enrollee Art Townsend has been
TA* OH IT
VALLEY VIEW
"animal gifts” were two Belgian chosen as the new assistant educa­
tional
advisor.
He
replaces
Kevin
hares for Gordon Thornburg and a
Shetland pony for Ethel and Opal Gillogly, who has returned to Chi­ A. A. Brattons got their electri­
city Thursday and John Paulson
cago.
Parks.
drilled a well for them and struck
Miss Helen Stults was a Christ­ About 110 new enrollees are ex­ water
all of which made
mas dinner guest at the home of Mr pected early in January to those a very Thursday
nice Christmas present.
recently discharged. The company
and Mrs. L. R. Falen.
Shef Whites and H. L. Brooks
A large crowd attended the spe­ strength now stands at 83.
will
get their electricity the first of
cial Christmas eve dance at the
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the week.
Marks hotel.
Wilbur Holcomb is helping Mr.
Thenon Elordi has left for Port­
BUENA VISTA
Noah build a shed.
land to study welding.
Victor Acarregg has gone to Se­ Christmas dinner guests at the Mr. Wagner’s two sons from Wes­
attle where he will attend school. He H. L. Day home were Messrs, and ton, Oregon, are home for the holi­
Mesdames A. J. Sorensen and son, days.
will stay with his brother.
Sam Scott returned to Jordan Cecil Florea and family, Howard Walter Hahn was a Christmas
Valley last Saturday from a weeks Day and daughters, Harold Robbins, dinner guest of the H. E. Noah fam­
Allen Thompson, all of Wilder, Ida­ ily.
business trip to Portland.
Miss Lucille Scott and Miss ho, Gayle Bruhn of Grand Island, W. E. Brown passed away Tues­
Schneider were Boise visitors re­ Nebraska, andMr. and Mrs. Alfred day evening. Jess Brown was here
Scottand son of Vale. Mr. and Mrs. from McMinnville, Oregon.
cently.
Lawrence Del Grosso who has Claude Day and Ronnie were sup­ Mr. Erickson from Dead Ox flats
bought some Ladino clover seed of
been working on a dredge near per guests Christmas evening.
Nampa, is in town visiting his folks. W. L. Jamison of Nampa, Chet A. A. Bratton this week.
Mrs. Scott is being visited by her Jamison of Portland were Christmas Violet Turner visited home folks
mother from Minnesota.
the week-end.
at the E. L. Jamison home. over
from
Recent out-of-town visitors have guests
Vemor Deery left for Honolulu
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chet
Sage
called
at
been Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bennett, the Jamison home Christmas eve­ the 17th of December. He has work ED and the “BOYS”
there and his brother, Durward
Orville Fretwell, Mr. and Mrs. Sa- ning.
at
bino Madariaga, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff had Deery lives there.
Stearns, Vic Del Grosso, Mr. and as their Christmas dinner guests Shef Whites are enjoying a new
Pruyn’s Garage
Mrs. Paul Arritola, Lenore Madari­ Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Goodell and car.
aga, Louis Yturri and Just Eisa- family of near Vale, Misses Fern Mr. Cochrum from Portland and
Phone 56W
Gerald Goodfellow called at the
guirre.
Rookstool
and
Ramona
and
Winona
2nd
and Main Sts.
Mr. Markee has secured additional
were Christmas dinner Bratton ranch.
games for the Mustangs to play in family
guests at the Alva Goodell home.
several nearby towns.
Jack Brodie returned home Sat­
Part of one wall was slightly dam­ urday
from Corvallis and is visiting
aged in Louis Yturri’s new pool hall his parents,
when the flue did not function Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
properly.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff and
Toni Yturri is visiting his parents Jamison.
for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff and
Mrs. Wise narrowly escaped seri­ boys,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff
ous injuries when an oil stove ex­ and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Alva
ploded. No one was hurt and very Goodell
and children attended the
little damage done.
party of the Chatterbox club
Stanford Bennett is home from annual
held at the CCC camp Wednesday
Burns.
S. K. Skinner and Bob Gulch were evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day and
in town on business Saturday.
Ronnie,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Parks and and Garnet
Belle, Mr. and Mrs.
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family, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Parks, Glenn
Hoffman were Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Parks and fam­ dinner guests
at the S. B. Hoffman
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ily and Guy Parks were Christmas
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. home.
Harold
and
Archie
Wells
of
Home-
S. Parks.
Kenneth Pierce were
Ed Smith, son-in-law of Domingo dale and dinner
guests at the
Yturri, is in Jordan Valley for the Christmas
Ralph
Boyles
home.
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sorensen of
Shirley Scroggins has sold the Wilder
week-end visitors at
“Welcome and Lunch Club” to Mrs. the H. L. were
“Satisfaction With Every
Day home.
Joyce Palmer.
Transaction”
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Wyckoff
and
The J. V. Mustangs and their Dean were Caldwell visitors Friday.
Southwest of “Y”
coach took in the exhibition bas­ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie and
Phone 110
Nyssa
ketball game of the Harlem Globe Garnet Belle are visiting with Mrs.
Trotters at Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hahn of Arock
took in the basketball game here.
Jordan Valley is undergoing a
mild flu epidemic. Among those who
are ill are Virginia Elrodi, Robert
Elrodi, Mrs. Joe Yturraspe and Del-
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phinia.
CCC Camp 3690 News
improves your bargain
The enrollees of camp 3690 ate
120 lbs. of turkey for Christmas din­
ner. They also made away with 75
under ^Step-Down77 Rates
lbs. of fruit cake.
Among the alterations being* com-
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for their Patronage
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Nyssa
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