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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH 23. I9S0 PAG E SIX Man Honored At liirthdav Party ARCADIA, Mar 23 Those attend ing dinner Sunday In the home ol Mr and Mrs Ben Houston were Mr and Mrs. George Must and fam ily. Jim Siegler. Mr. and Mrs H ar old Houston and family and Mr and Mr , Cecil Houston and family 'Hie occasion marked Mrs. Harold Houston's birthday anniversary Mr and Mrs. Jack Zillercob Vis- There’s an easier way ited in Nampa Sunday evening. Lathen of Albion, Washington. Mr Loretta and Jean Moeller attend Prank Lathan is a sister of Mrs ed a birthday dinner for Irene Jayo : Dimmick The Lathens had attend at the home of Mr and Mrs Prank ed the Idaho state basketball tour Jayo Wednesday evening near nament held in Boise, as Wesley Nyssa La titan, son of Mr and Mrs. Prank Mrs Harry Tennant of Ontario Lathan, is coach of Lewiston high spent Wednesday with Mrs. George school, which won second place in Moeller the tournament Mr and Mrs George Roper and | The Lathan family are former 1 son of Lakeview and Betty Oarren residents of this area Wesley, who of Baker visited Ooldie Roper on attended Oregon Trail and Nyssa Gem avenue last week. schools, was unable to visit Mr and Mrs. Arther Cook returned home Mrs. Dimmick. as he accompanied ! Saturday from the Ontario hospital the team home. where she received treatment Week-end guests at the home of Mrs. William Stradley of Big | Mr and Mrs John R effett were Bend visited last week in the Elmer Mr. and Mrs L. W. Newberry of Stradley home. Hood River Mr and Mrs Earl Mr and Mrs. Florence Richard Nolan and son visited Mr and Mrs. of Parma called at the George Newberry and Mr and Mrs R effett Moeller home Tuesday. They had Friday evening Mr and Mrs R ef been at Ontario, where they pur fett lived at Hood River years ago. chased a new Pontiac car Mr and Mrs McCoy attended the R. O Chandler of Caldwell call Friday evening wedding of M is ed at Arcadia last Tuesday after Joyce Kurtz and Dave Highland at noon the Adrian Community church. Mr and Mrs. Bob McKinney and April 12 is the date that has been Mr and Mrs George Moeller and set for the meeting of the Sunset family visited Garland McKinney extension unit, which will be held and Mr and Mrs. Jim Wade !n at the Sunset hall. An actual dem- Nampa Sunday afternoon. Mr Krleman o f Notus will be guest speaker at Arcadia after Sun It TakM The Cabinetn day school Sunday To Make The Kitchen Custom-Huilt Cabinets And Furniture Diiim-r* Art* (>iv«*n At K i i p i i u Vista to cut down repair tills this way with A Product of Standard of California T o keep repair bills down, keep the upper cylinder walla of your engine lubricated. In other word*, use KPM Heavy Duty Motor Oil H|ieeiiilly coni|x>und- ed to cling to engine hot n|>ols , , . reduce «tuck rings, carbon and var nish I rouble! W. E. Schireman Phone 61 -W Nyssa, O regon m onitration of the cleaning process the former Savage farm, where the for upholstered furniture and rugs CarroLs are located. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garner were will be given. The demonstration leader, Mrs. Grover Cooper, will Wednesday dinner guests at the present the lesson. All women are Robert R effett home. Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen are invited to attend. The next sewing lesson on better buildihg a fireplace on the south cotton dresses will be given March ern end of their living-room. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dimmick 29 at the home of Mrs Robert Ditty. The lesson has been postponed to moved Saturday into the little house March 29 to permit more time to on the Neil Dimmick ranch, and will be at home there for the com accomplish the sewing Mr and Mrs Robert Reffett and ing year. ____________________ - — — daughter, and Mr anti Mrs Thur man Hill made a trip to John Day this week They took the Reffett jeep, leaving it to be sold, and all visited at the Jack Reffett home. ¡Continued from Page I) Harold Peterson of Idaho Falls arrived last week in the valley, and he officially opened the Olympics was an overnight guest at the Olaf held m England that year. Fyllingness home Peterson owns 1 Music for the afternoon was pro- Woman Tell« Of Finnish People SELL miles north of Nyssa-Parma 16 North 3rd e rfj v ^ SU NSET VALLE Y. 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