Nyssa gate city journal., April 21, 1949, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

T H E N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L , N Y S S A , O R E G O N
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T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 21, 1949_
and Mrs. F ra n k R ataezyk, W allace R a t­ d a y from a tw o weeks visit in P ro s­
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ol aezyk. Mr. a n d Mrs. H arry R a t­ ser W ash in g to n a t th e hom es of
151 L . U . O. U l K L o Ny;isa. T h e occasion also honored
aezyk a n d fam ily a n d th e ir p a r ­ Mrs. T ho m p so n 's sons.
ents. Mr. a n d Mrs. M. A. R ataezyk.
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| Elver N ielsen on h is b irth d a y .
E aster guests a t th e Ersel Beus
All of M r. a n d Mrs. R a ta ez y k ’s hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs. C hester
(C ontinued from Page 3)
Mr. a n d Mrs. H arley W ilson a n d
n in e ch ild ren were able to be hom e Bowens of O jd e n , U tah.
Mrs.
er B rew er and two d au g h te rs.
1 son were d in n e r g u e sts S u n d a y a t
ex e p t Aiie, who it a t Prosser. I Beus a n d Mrs. Bowens are sisters.
Mrs. Ja m e s L angley. M rs. E. J. the hom e o i Mr. W ilsin's sister,
W ashington. All th e ch ild ren re ­ T h e B eus fam ily, who a re ow ners
Hobson a n d Mrs. E. P. T ay lo r Mrs. L ester Z u rch er, in Roswell.
tu rn ed to th e ir hom e th e first of th e fo rm er C h ritto n farm , h a d
sp e n t F rid a y visiting in N am pa. Mr. a n d Mrs. W ilson visited C h a r­
of the week.
Just m oved to th e farm last week.
Mrs. T aylor, who h a s been visiting lie W ilson T u esd ay a n d re p o rte d
Mr.
a n d M rs.
A ndrew T itla n d
h e re th e p a st tw o weeks left T u es­ th a t his h e e a lth is im proving. M el­
H arold P opkins re tu rn e d F r i­
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d a y a fte r being absent five days,
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w hen called to P o rtlan d as a w it­
Mr. a n d Mrs. Lloyd Dibble a n d w .lh his g ra n d p a re n ts , Mr. a n d
Sunday.
ness in a n accident trial.
fam ily of Apple valley a n d T aylor Mrs. C h a rlie W ilson, for a visit of
Mr.
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C harles C h ritto n is working in
B andy w ere d in n e r guests a t the several days.
were d in n e r guests a t th e B ruce | the county agricu ltu re office in
W illiam Oregi} hom e S unday.
T h e R ateazyk fa m ily enjoyed a P e tt hom e E aster.
O ntario.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Irvin W olfe and re -u n io n , w ith E aste r d in n e r, a t
Mr.
a n d M rs.
H e rb ert B ergam j
two d a u g h te rs were S u n d a y guests th e hom e of Mr. a n d M rs. C asm ier were hosts to th e P a u l B e rg a m ! Mr. a n d Mrs. C harles S h a re were
G u e sts w ere M r. a n d
S u nday v isitors a t th e Lew McCoy
a t th e C arl M itzel hom e in O n ­ R ataezyk.
Mrs. R ay A ston, M iss S o p h ia R a t­ fam ily. Mrs. Bessie E idum , a n d Mr. hom e. M r. a n d Mrs. S hares are
tario.
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living a t p re sen t in a cabin a t
E aste r d in n e r guests a t th e E l­ eazyk, a n d Miss Jo sep h in e R a t ­ n e r S u n d ay in th e ir hom e.
Mr. C airo ju n c tio n , while Mr. S h a re
ver Nielson hom e were Mr. a n d aezyk. P o rtla n d , a n d Mr. a n d Mrs.
ind
Mrs.
T
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pson
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is having d e n ta l work done in O n ­
Mrs. D w ayne P rice of O n ta rio , H arold P a rk s of A lbany, M r. a n d
tario.
La M a rr O rr flew to Y akim a
S atu rd ay , sending the n ig h t as a
iu e s t of M r. a n d Mrs. L arry D im -
tnick, a n d re tu rn in g Sunday.
M r. a n d M rs. W illiam O rr and
Mrs. Je n n y O rr left T h u rsd a y for
Mt. Em m ons. U tah to visit and
spend th e E aste r w eek-end.
M arian
P rice
accom panied
a
g roup of young people to Boise
last S u n d a y to a tte n d the m o to r­
cycle races.
Miss C larice N otheis and Mrs.
C harles Schw eizer a tte n d ed a m ee t­
ing of th e Book club S a tu rd ay a f ­
can becom e a neat and clean city on ly if all its
ternoon a t th e hom e of Mrs. F ra n k
Fry.
citizens unite and w ork together in ou r annual
Mrs. H irot O kano and ch ild ren
Clean U p-Paint U p-F ix U p drive
visited Mrs. Roy H irai of Newell
H eights T h u rsd ay .
H al W hite, veterinarian, tested
If we all coop era te and d o our share and ask
Ja m es L angley a n d E. J. H obson's
our neighbors and frien ds to d o the sam e, the
c a ttle F rid a y fo r T. B. and Bangs.
T h e V ern G a m e r fam ily visited
entire com m unity will acquire a “ new lo o k .’’
a t the Dewey G a rn e r hom e in E m ­
A C C ID E N T AND IN D E M N IT Y CO.
m e tt S u n d ay . Mrs. Ju lia G a rn er,
m o th e r of th e G a rn er brothers,
C om e on, on e and all . . .Clean U p-P aint Pp-
is visiting th ere .
Fix Up . . . S H O W Y O U R PR ID E IN
M r. a n d M rs. Loren H ite and
fam ily of H ain es arrived T h u rs ­
ÙCC
day a t th e hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs.
Jo h n R e ffe tt to spend thew eek-
end.
J o h n a n d R obert R e ffett
a n d L oren a n d L arry H ite sp e n t
S a tu rd a y a t th e dam fishing. S u n ­
In su ra n ce
.¿ijîwiîjr. R eal E state d a y d in n e r guests also included
Mr. a n d Mrs. R obert R e ffett and
d a u g h te r.
Real Estate and Insurance
C allers a t th e G rover Cooper
hom e W ednesday were Mr. a n d
W O M AN HONORED
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E w en
C h a rd ,
Yerr in and year out
TAKE A
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HARTFORD
N Y SSA
HARTFORD
INSURANCE
N YSSA
B e rn a rd E a s t m a n
E. L. Jamison
Phone 64
Nyssa. Oreeon
Mrs. A lbert G lendy of S ta r, Id a h o sen a n d M r. a n d (Mrs. R obert R e f­ to N yssa couples: O n A pril 7, to
M r. a n d M rs. E ugene S te p h e n , a
a n d Mr. a n d M rs. O rville M arquis, fe tt.
boy: on A pril 10, to Mr. a n d Mrs.
» h o h a v e ju st m oved to S ta r from
D ouglas C ruson, a boy; a n d on
C allaw ay. N ebraska.
To A ttend C onvention—
April 17. to M r. a n d M rs. P a u l
M r. a n d M rs. Lew McCoy m ade
M iss K a th e rin e Peterson, re tirin g
a business trip to B ak er M onday. p resid en t of th e O n ta rio b ra n c h of H erring, a girl.
D oris S m ith was a n over-nitfht th e A m erican Association of U ni­
guest a t th e H e rb ert B ergam hom e versity W om en, left W ednesday for A ttend C oncert—
T h u rsd a y evening.
P o rtla n d , w here sh e will a tte n d th e
Among those a tte n d in g th e Boise
M r. a n d M rs. O laf F ylllngness, sta te conv en tio n of the associ­ concert fe a tu rin g th e M inneapolis
a n d Mr. a n d M rs. J o h n G ro ttv ie t ation.
S ym phony o rc h e stra la st M onday
a n d d a u g h te rs were d in n e r guests
evening w ere M rs. G lea B illings,
a t th e A ndrew T itla n d hom e S u n ­ Babies B orn To Nyssa Couples— Mrs. B e rn ard E a stm a n , M rs. R on
day.
T h e H oly R osary hospital a t O n - 1 Cam pbell, M rs. C. A. (Mally, A n­
Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n Babcock of tario re p o rts th e following 'births n e tte C am pbell a n d M a ria n Brow n.
Boise a n d M r. a n d M rs. A rt M ayes
were d in n e r guests a t th e Fred
Babcock hom e la st S u n d ay . T hey
poured th e co n crete fo r a septic
tan k .
M rs. F red B abcock a n d th e 4-H
needlew orkers took a picnic lu n ch
S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n to Snively'sl
pool a n d h a d a siwlm.
Mr. a n d Mrs. O. P. C ounsil a n d !
C U S T O M B U IL T C A B IN E T S
P au l, M r. a n d Mrs. R o b ert S m ith , I
J r . a n d fam ily, th e C h e ster C o u n -|
W IN D O W A N D D O O R F R A M E S
sil fam ily of New P lym outh, a n d t
H arry , who h a s been a tte n d in g
college a t L a G ra n d e, enjoyed
SCREE N D O O R S
S u n d a y d in n e r a t th e E lton C o u n ­
P hone 118J
Free Estimates
sil hom e.
T h e B usy B ak ers of th e 4-H club
m et S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n a t th e
hom e of A nn House.
Several
m em bers were a b se n t. Next week's
m eeting will b e h e ld a t the hom e
of H elen Ju lu m . T h e n e x t lesson
will be on deviled eggs.
M r. a n d M rs. F red G u th rie of
Boise a n d ¡Mrs. M arie C. B lack
a n d L in d a R ansom of N yssa were
d in n e r guests of ¡Mr. a n d ¡Mrs. Lew
McCoy S unday.
My yv* M rs. C laude W ilson and
sons were d in n e r guests a t th e
J a m e s R obb h om e one d a y last
week.
T h e G eorge G regg fam ily a n d
Jesse G regi; din ed to g eth e r a t th e
Jesse G regg hom e S unday.
T h u rsd a y evening guests a t th e
Neil D im m ick hom e were M r. a n d
Mrs. R ussell P a tto n , Sr.
G le n n
K n o ttin g h a m of Boise
was a n o v e r-n ig h t guest a t th e O.
P. C ounsil hom e F rid a y evening.
G abriel A storeca tru ck ed a load
of c a ttle fo r G ro v er Cooper a n d
K e n n e th L orensen to th e O n ta rio
sale T uesday. O th e r shoppers in
NYSSA, O REG O N
t h a t c ity were M r. a n d M rs. L o r­
ensen, M r. a n d M rs. E lver N iel-
Q s t r o m ( J a b in e t S J h o p
Everybody’s invited!
Everybody’s coming!
Ife farmhand
Demonstration Month
at
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Featuring special action displays of the famous FARM­
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Tirigli! sun shining—new greenery show ing-
soft breezes culling you onto the highway—
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This is the time when you’ ll want to hear the
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feel of its thrilling action.
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Anil you eau have all that—with just a little
attention to some simple things to shake the
winter out of its bones.
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Check your c a r—
Check accidents!
F or instance — the rusty sludge that has
accumulated in your radiator should he
cleaned out. Transmission anil rear end may
he low on lubrication, and should he
cheeked. Crankcase oil should he changed
to a summer grude.
S o it's time to drain out the dregs of
winter. Time for a little o f the knowing,
loving care every Buick gets at the hands
of our Huiek-traiued men, urtned with
Ituick-dcveloped tools, Ituick-cstublishcd
methods, Huiek-engincered parts.
The underside of your car has taken a lot
of splashing on wet roads. Some of the
chassis grease has been washed out, some
of it fouled with mud and grit.
It doesn’ t take long, doesn't cost much.
Hut it goes a long way toward making
old Huieks step out again like lively spring
colts. Ilow about stopping in—this week—
to see about a spring rejuvenation for your
luithful Huick?
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Driving is twice the fun
when you have com­
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that tires, brakes, steer­
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won't let you down.
Altogether, there are
10 paints to be checked
for safety on ony car
Bring your Bukk in to
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off on your spring sa­
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worry and fuss off your
hands— so you con be
carefree at the wheel.
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Demonstration Month
W. E. Schireman
Phone 6 1 -W
Nyssa, O regon
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B & M Equipment Company
P H O N E 270 -W
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