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FAMILY REUNION IS HELD AT LANE HOME KINGMAN KOLONY, July 7— Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers and family went to Whitney Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bow ers. Mary Ann Thiel went shopping m Nyasa Saturday with Mrs. Roy Heri and Mrs. Stanely Goulet and daughter Jenieve. A family reunion was held at the J. G. Lane home Sunday al- ternoon. The following were pres ent: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. 6tallings and sons, Gary and Kent of Ogden; IT HAPPENS EVERY OBtV/WO T p A t f lt 1 2 U i.fi WAS MI5TÏT? o r r o i spíé / aatv M t M AK ii l i f t TURN SIGNALS P f K f t C T L V ........ Me m a k s s R iú h t TuRN SIGNALS peiste c t l m .... THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bach and son, Nlckie of Urbana. Illinois; Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Bach and children of Richmond, California, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Osborn and children of Austin, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Nichols and sons, of Home- dale, Mrs. Elmer Prank at Home- dale, Reverend and Mrs. Geonje Pollard of Boise, Threlma Elliott and Mary Ann Theil and Bonny Reuter. Mrs. Leslie Bach is the mother of Mr. Kenneth Bach, Walter Bach, Mrs. C. C. Stallings and Mrs. J. G. Lane. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lane and Myra. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bach and children of Berkley, California and Mrs. Lillie Bach of Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks and visited at the Cliff Beaumont home | family and Arlene Piercy visited and the Bill Toombs home Fri at the Owyhee dam Sunday. day night. Raymond Scribner of Boise vis Max Howard returned Saturday ited at the Tom Goodier home Sun from Portland, where he had been day. on a justness trip. of the Boulevard Home Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Goulet Members club near Ontairio pre and family of Newell Heights spent Economics Mrs. Rav Bowers with a July 4 at the John Thiel home. sented quilt Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel and friendship Stockholm stayed at the family visited at the Nick Smit Art Beverly Sparks home in Nyssa Sunday afternoon. Saturday. home over Friday and Clarence Little spent a week's and Mrs. Allan Hathaway vacation with his uncle in Nampa. and Mr daughter of Pendleton visited Mr and Mrs. Charlie Bowers at the Emil Wohlcke home Sun and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill day. Toombs and family were Sunday Ouy and Shirley Sparks and Arlene Piercy left for McCall Sat urday morning and returned Mon »V PLO TN ER , day evening. DAY" Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer and P o o r m i s t ì r o t t o - __ ______ VOÜ C A M 08£V daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Bill M i V IP N T MAMS. A N M B 8 A K & ALL r V A f f l C Toombs and son celebrated the 4th ¿ a W 5 o * v < L 6 T i l l of July at the Wesley Piercy home. Mr. and Mrs. Bowers and son, 3B A M EN A C E Clarence, were In Boise on bus To OTM ERS . Monday. W/5Í M O TO R IS T* iness dinner guests at the Jim Phifer VROTíCT M M S i m home. fW£ OTHER Mr and iMrs. Roy Bowers and son. Clarence, were at the Harold F E L L O * SV A Markham home in Nyssa Mon THOROUGH day. B R A K E C H TC t-U P STOP jfr TÒVAM AT DAV... MADE A ONi He MOTOR STOP SIGNAL M & R ÍM X Ñ p£ nee cTLy... CO. box 137 Ajyj$A. T' moaj E 0RÍ60A. 7 7 BUT- A .X Passes Civil Service Exam»— Mrs. E. iH. Fleshman received word from her daughter, Miss Shirley, Whitley, that she had pas sed her civil service examinations, and begins work this week in the office of the engineer corps of the army air base at Walla Walla. Miss Nina King, niece of Mrs. Flesh man is also living at Walla Walla, where she is employed by Libby, McNeil and Libby ADRIAN RESIDENS’ VACATIONS VARIED Goodell, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hoff man and Glendia and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie and children. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram and Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Hili camped and fished at the Beulah dam over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topltff of Ola. Idaho visited at the Leslie Topliff home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell at tended the Nyssa-Vale baseball ame at Vale Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver were dinner guests at the Don ferren home in Nyssa Tuesday •veninj. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and •hildren spent Monday in Nampa. Mr and Mrs. Ed Nielsen of Castle Rock, Washington called at the Viva Goodell home. Monday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. Nielsen form erly lived In this community. In Boise— Mrs. Eugene Hadley and daugh- er, Phyliss, and Mrs. D. O. Bybee and two daughters, Celia Carol and Nannette, were in Boise Thursday m business. ADRIAN, July 7—Mr and Mrs. Ed Hansen and family spent the holi days fishing on the south fork of the Salmon river. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and family had a picnic supper and swimming party at Sniveley’e spring. Roy Meecham and Miss Shirley Smith visited his family over tht Fourth of July in John Day. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holly and Tec spent last week fishing near Berg- dorf, returning home Sunday. They left again Tuesday to return t< Bergdorf for more fishing. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wendlend >f Portland visited Rev. and Mrs Henry Moore June 23 and 24. Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and laughters and Mr. and Mrs. W. E Piercy left Tuesday for an extend ed trip to Alberta, Canada to visit friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Pounds visited her family in Vale July 4. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Landau and son fished over the holidays on Bear -reek west of Ironside. Attends Convention— Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webster and Ole Dyrlund returned home Mon children returned Monday from a day from Sacramento, where he five day trip through Yellowstone park. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eastman of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Visit Our Complete Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Brown HEAR ING AID and Mrs. Betty Korman and Kri SALES and SERVICE stine spent the holidays fishing near Warren. At Regular Monthly Mr. and Mrs. Jess Norris and Larry and Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright fished over the holidays S0N 0T 0N E in the mountains near Unity. HEARING CENTER Mrs. I. Reeding, aunt of Glen wood Pounds, returned Monday to WEDNESDAY, JULY 13 her home in Oakland, California Arrowhead Motor Court after visiting friends here. Hours 2:00 to 5:00 p. III. Mr. and Mrs. Rich Holly and son fished Sunday near Unity. Mr. and Mrs. John Holly of BATTERIES I OK ALL Springfield, Oregon, former resi MAKES OE AIDS dents are spending this week vis iting friends and relatives here. or Write Mr. and Mrs. Chet Foster and SONOTONE OE HOI SE sons spent the Fourth near Unity. 214 N. »Ill St.. Bosie Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Bill ux>ney and family spent the Fourth in Jordan Valley The confectionary formerly tne C. and E., is now under new man ‘WART”, The Speed Cop agement. Mrs. Leafy Gaston and family formerly of southeastern Kansas here moved into the quart ers In the back of the store and have opened it for business. Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis were dinner guests at the home of her Barents, Mr. and Mrs. Hatch, In Big Bend Sunday. Other guests were Henry Hatch and family of Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Ruth -Looney and children were dinner guests Sunday In Em mett at the home oi Mrs. Lor raine Glennon. Mr. and Mrs. George DeHaven and family were guests of the Bill Looney family Saturday night. Mrs. Herb Thomas returned home Monday from the Ontario hospital, where she underwent an operation last week. PAGE FIVE attended the annual convention of the National Federation of Miner - alogical Societies. He also visited friends in Santa Rosa. G o C 0 ^Z HO TRAFFIC TROUBLES NO PARKING PROBLEMS Frequent service, handy down town depots, and freedom from driving tension m ake shopping or business trips a pleasure by Greyhound. You can go and re turn the same day. The low fares save extra dollars for shopping I Relax in perfect com fort . . . en joy sightseeing, or visiting with fellow passengers. See your G rey hound Agent about departure tim es on your next trip I Sacramento, Calif. $15.60 Stockton. Calif. .............. |I6.35 Boise, Idaho $ 1.30 West Yellowstone. Mont. $ 9.15 I’ond's Lodge, Idaho I 8.55 Depot At Carl’s Doll House By Bingham wasn ' t mv Ji I j OH- i T WA* TOO I- NO FAULT mw Q s tro m Q a b in e t^ h o p BUENA VISTA Alvin Cleaver is the owner of a New Plymouth car. 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