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! PAGE FIVE THÉ NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. JANUARY I I 1950 Boy In School After Illness OWYHEE, Jan 12—Mrs. Clayton Patton entertained with a party Sunday afternoon for her daughter, Linda, on her seventh birthday. Cake and ice cream were served to 12 young friends. Bobby Skinner returned to school Tuesday after suffering from virus pneumonia for the past three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Franklin were Monday evening supper guests In the Gerald Slippy home. The ladies of the O. K. K. club served lunch at the Garritson farm sale Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Turner and children of Homedale and Mrs. Bertha Hunt and Patty of Mountain Home were Sunday dinner guests in the Keith Kygar home. The Busy Cooks 4-H cooking club met Friday afternoon at the home I of Kay McDonald. Shirley Skinner and Peggy Morris were absent be cause of illness. The girls prepared waffles and waldorf salad. The regular meeting of the O. K. K. club will be held Thursday, Jan uary 19 at the William Peutz home, with Mrs. Werner Peutz assisting. Mr and Mrs. Donald Brewer and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tallman and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer and daughters were Monday evening dinner guests in the Darrell Williams home. Hiyoky Hori spent his vacation from the University of Idaho with We have one for you Now! BIS his parents. Mr. and Mrs S. Hori. | He returned Monday by plane to resume his studies. Mrs Annie D. Pratt of Lebanon. Oregon, who is visiting in ' Adrian | with her sons, spend Tuesday with Mrs. Martha Klingback Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kygar and children visited and shopped in Boise Saturday. Mrs. Werner Peutz. Mrs. Byrd Walters. Mrs. Orville McEwen. Mrs. Harlan Koger, Mrs. Wilson Winter, Mrs. Oeorge Gregg. Mrs. Martha Klingback. Mrs. Charley Culbertson and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jesse Oregg and worked on the decorations to be used when the O. K. K. club entertains the associ ated clubs this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown and children of Boise were Sunday guests j in the Lynn Kygar and Don Frank lin homes. The Busy Cooks 4-H club met at the home of their leader Sunday i afternoon and made candy, which i was sold Monday at the Gun'tlson farm sale Mrs. Martha Klingback and Mr : and Mrs. Jesse Gregg and children j were business visitors in Payette I Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald were luncheon guests in the AnUionv C|ofalo home in Adrian Friday. Aaumendi Given HEATER VALU E Award Bv Lions ONLY 55.00 Keeps you warm with NO WORK. NO DjRJ ! You’re through messing around with coal and ashes when you get a new Duo-Therm Radiant-Circulator! With the handsome new Duo-Therm you tend the fire by turning a dial—keep nice and w arm with no work, no dirt! Jess Asumendi, Adrian senior and one of the best backs in Adrian foot ball received the annual Adrian team’s'Tecognition” award at a meeting held in Adrian January 5. This award is the first to be given every year by the Lion's club for the outstanding senior athlete in the major sports. Lions President ; Vern Parker presented the award. ' which is based on school cltizen- 1 ship, leadership, scholorship, and j football ability. Jess Asumendi thanked the Lion ! president and members for bestow ing such an honor on him Jess and his father. Frank Asumendi, were honored guests at a dinner at which ' the award was made. LOOK A T T H IS i flA T U M lil ★ FAMOUS DUAL CHAMBER BURNER -g e t s more heal from every drop of oil1 ★ SPECIAL WASTE STOPPER — keeps heat from rushing up the chimney—puts it to work warming you/ You get many other important features with the new Duo- Therm Radiant-Circulator that mean even more comfort, more economy and more convenience! A n y M odel— $25.00 Down. No Paym ent Until Fall 1950 PETERSON FURNITURE COMPANY Your Dependable Furniture Store Nyssa Ontario V a le Payette Adrian Residents Visit In Calif. ADRIAN. Jan. 12—Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Martin left Thursday night for southern California, where they will visit relatives and friends. They wiU be accompanied home by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. English, who have been visiting there for several months. Mr. and Mrs. Martin’s son Ronnie is slaying in the Foxey Martin home at Parma and their daughter, Helen, in the Don Boren home at Nampa. Ahron McGinnis was in Nampa on business Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown vis ited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Deerham of Marsitv Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright of Big Bend were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright. Mrs. Olenn Brown, Mrs. Herb Thomas and Mrs. Carl Hill were hosts at a bridal shower for Nor ma Jean Dierking Thursday In the Presbyterian church basement. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Winn were in Boise on business Wednesday. Mrs. A. C. Henderson lias been ill the past week. Mrs. Glenn Brown, Mrs. Herb Thomas and Mrs. Sue Ashcraft at tended a pinochle party at the Lambert Deirktng home Friday. Fred Warren, music instructor at the Adrian high school, is ill this week. Bill Willis and Alvon McGinnis were in Nampa on business Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alger of Mer idian visited in the Bob Brown home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Patterson have moved to the tenant house at the Chas. Newbill ranch in Newell Heights. Mrs. Glenn Brown and her granddaughter. Kristine Korman. spent Tuesday in Caldwell with Mrs. Bob Eastman. Mrs. Anna Sparks and son and Mrs. Ruth Looney and sons visited in Caldwell Monday. They enjoy ed a Chinese dinner while there. Glenn Brown and Bob Brown at tended a Dependable grocery meet ing In Caldwell Tuesday evening. QUICK RELIEF FROM Extension Course S y m p t o m s s f D is t r e s s A r is in g fro m STOMACH ULCERS «*« to EXCESS ACID Program Outlined Plans for a program of extension Free NssfcTsWssfHewTrsataunt tint courses in Malheur county during M ast Nslp me it WM Cost Y m Nothing the remainder of the school year were outlined this week by Henry Orer throe million bottlee o f the W illabd T u a t m e u t h ere been eold fo r relief o f Hartley, Nyssa school superintend ,yn> pU 'm , o f duttrfo.Erlring from S tom och ent. who is in charge of the program m i d D fodow ol Ulcere due to E h m s Acid — in the county. Mr. Hartley said Mr. Conway will dun to Cae 4 . Sold on 15 d a y «’ trial! start a course in Oregon school law Ask for r « R n m h " which fully January 9 at 7:30 p. m. in the Vale explain« this t high school building. The class will fTYSSA PHARMACY meet each Monday night thereafter for a total of seven meetings. This course will carry two hours of credit, with a tuition of $7. James A. Bird of Harper will offer a course in Oregon history at the Vale high school budding, beginning February 27 The number of class meetings held will depend on the length of time the class wants to spend each evening. The course will carry two hours of credit. The tuition will be B7. Dr. Nightingale of the Eastern Oregon College of Education faculty will offer a course in arts and crafts, beginning March 3. This course will be held at Ontario. The bourse will carry three hours of credit and will last for 10 meetings. The tuitioh will be *10.50. Mrs. Moorehead's class In health education will continue throughout the year with the second quarter be ginning on January 4 and 5. This course will continue to be held in Ontario. R etu rn F rom B o is e — Mrs. Joe Mauglian and her moth er, Mrs. Louise MoGaven have re turned to their home in Nyssa. Mrs. Maughan had been with her mother in Boise, while Mrs. Mc- Oaven was convalescing from an operation. Visit Former Pastor— Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mosier vis ited the Rev. George Whipple and family during their recent visit in Portland and attended the Kern Park Christian church, where Rev. Whipple is serving as pastor. -N O TICE- Bottle deposit for all milk bottles, both quarts and half pints, w ill be 5c each, beginning Saturday. January 14. Please turn in your bottles to collect 10c deposit by Saturday. CLOVER LAWN DAIRY r. New Plymouth Special DeLuxe Four-Door Sedao The Plymouth Special DeLuxe four-door sedan, one of nine new models, is shown above, l u e car contains important styling changes and improvements for safety and comfort. Its high compress.on engine and many mechanical features provide lively, economical performance. See The New Plymouth And Chrysler On Display In Our Show Room WAGGONER MOTOR CO. 162 GOOD AVENUE PHONE 180 NYSSA. 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