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THE A U X IL IA R Y IN IT IA T E S The members of the Nyssa Eagles auxiliary met Tuesday evening of this week for its monthly meeting and initiation. During the business meeting. Mrs. Robert Thompson was appointed representative for the Eagles auxiliary to the public re E NTE R TAIN S TH U R SD A Y CLUB lations council of the founders serv Mrs. Ed Frost entertained the ice organization of the Malheur members of her Thursday afternoon Memorial hospital. bridge club last week, with Mrs. C. New members initiated into the A. Mally. Mrs. Bernard Frost, Mrs. group were Mrs. Sam Langford. Mrs. Ron Campbell, Mrs. Bert Lienk- Earl Purvis, Mrs. Bill Schoen, Mrs. aemper and Mrs. Clyde Snider as Ivan Stoker and Mrs. Owen Martin. guest players. Prizes went to Mrs. During the social hour, the memb Burnall Brown for high score and ers participated in a talent program. | Mrs. Bernard Frost for traveling. First place in the contest was a- - 8 - warded Mrs. Don Graham for her C O U N TY P. T. A. MEETS version of a sea voyage to America. The quarterly meeting of the Par The second place went to Mrs John Mullins and Miss Katherine Peter ent-Teacher county council held son for their number. ‘'Lullaby last Saturday at the Annex .school- house was marked by a good at- Time*'. Refreshments were served by Mrs. 1 tendance from the members of the Nick Rudelick, Mrs. Earl Rumple local associations of the county, i Mrs. W. W. Foster of Nyssa. coun- and Mrs. Tom Rust. UNLOAD THE EASY WAY with THE STOCKWELL HYDRAULIC SIDE DUMP KIT Make a dump Truck Out Of Your Beet Truck BERNHARDT BEYL 1V4 miles off of oil west on Enterprise Ave. Route 1 Oregon KAISER-FRAZER SERVICE Saks & Service ^ ---- / If you are driving a Kaiser or Frazer car we are equipped with the latest testing equipment and factory trained mechan ics to put your car in the best of condition. BRING YOUR TROUBLES TO US Free Pick-Up And Delivery From Nyssa MUTCH OIL CO. Highway 30— East o f Tov/n Ontario, Oregon Phone 287 A new kind of sandwich that your Party Line neighbors will love.*« - Hetrick who were recently married Sunset valley, is a sister of Clifford In Nampa at the parental home of W olfe of this area. The couple are the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wolfe. 1 at home in Wilder. ty president, was in charge of the business meeting during the morn- gin. Henry Hartley, superintendent of the Nyssa schools, spoke concern ing legislative bills pertaining to education. Mrs. Wayne Chesnut of Ontario. Mrs. D. Patch of Nyssa and Mrs. Don Fonda of Vale were elected to ♦ r v e on the nominating committee for the coming year. A luncheon was served at noon by the members of the Annex par ent Teacher association, with Mrs. Pearl Le Vander as chairman. The tables were decorated in keeping with the St. Patrick's day season. The afternoon session opened with group singing led by Mrs. Wesley Rohr. Mrs. Jesse Rigney of Nyssa was the guest speaker for the afternoon, telling of the special work for handicapped children and presenting the film “ Pioneering in Rehabilitation". April 15 has been set as the date for the next county council meeting. ATTEND D INN ER P A R T Y Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Renstrom spent the week-end in Boise. On Sunday they were guests oi Mr. Renstrom's sister, Mrs. Forrest Er win. who gave a dinner in honor oi her lather and brother on their birthdays. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Renstrom of Nampa and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keith and son, John of Shoshone. - § - CLUBS T O MEET The association clubs of Malheur county will meet for their annual meeting Saturday, March 25 in the Adrian grade school building. The hostess club will be the O. K. K. club of the Owyhee district. This annual affair is an oppor tunity for club women of the county to meet together to become ac quainted and to learn what other clubs over the county are going. The registration will begin at 11 p. m., with a potluck luncheon at noon. The afternoon will be devot ed to reports and a program. A door prize will be given. Mrs. Fred Olmstead of Ontario is the secretary for the associated clubs organiz ation. 5 - secured for the evening. This an nual spring dance is arranged by the senior princess for the honored queen and junior past queen. This year Donna Trabert as senior prin cess is in charge of arrangements, and Donna Cheldelin as queen and Phyllis Galloway as junior past queen will be honor guests. Tickets may be secured from any members of Job's Daughters or the council. Members of the Job's Daughters from Parma. Payette and Ontario, and of the Rainbow Girls organization in Vale will also be present for the dance. CHURCH G R O U P E NTE R TAIN The members of the Loyalty class and the Come Double class of the Christian church school met at the church Monday evening for their monthly social. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Henry Strom and Mrs. Roy Bibbey. G IR L S ELECT OFFICERS Officers of G irl Scout troop 3 were elected at a meeting held March 16. The new officers are Catherine Coleman, president; Judy Skubal. vice president; Phyllis Fox. secretary, and Cleta Belle Wernick, reporter. The girls are working on their sewing badges. EASTERN S T A R MEETS The regular meeting of the East ern Star chapter was held at the Masonic hall Monday evening. The group contributed to the “ % Mile of Pennies" that is being sponsored by the hospital auxiliary and re ceived $11 for the project. Refresh ments were served following the social hour by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frost and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boy- dell. - 8 - BOOK REVIEW G IV EN At the meeting of the Kingman book club at the home of Mrs. E. H. Brumbach Saturday afternoon, the members heard Mrs. Joe Bniinbnch review the book 'M y Name is K a te " by Margaret Hurd. 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R ID E R S OF PU R PLE SAG E— Pictured are Mr. and Mrs. Bud i Mrs. Hetrick, a former residrnt of SP R IN G DANCE PLANNED “ April Showers” is the theme oi the spring dance of the Job's Daughters, to be given the evening of April 1 in the high school gym nasium. The grand march will be - 8 - C H ATTERBO X CLUB MEETS gin at 9 p. m. There will be enter The Chatterbox club was enter tainment during the intermission. A nine-piece orchestra has been I tained at the Wallace Gregg home slip - 7:12 a. m. daily. EDDY ARNOLD SHOW—7:30 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. 7:45 a. m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. B IN G CROSBY SHOW— 9 a. m. daily. W O M E N S P A G E '— 10:15 a. in. daily. P A T O 'BRIEN— 11 a. m. daily. FAR M F A IR — 12:30 p. m. daily. SONS O F PIONEERS— 12:45 p. m. daily Tuesday. Thursday, Sat urday 6 30 p. m. REQUEST PRO G RAM —8 to 9 a. m.—4:30 to 5:30 p m. NYSSA H I SCHOOL—Wednesday KWEI P A R T IA L SU RPRISE P A R T Y AR R AN G ED Mrs. Richard Mason was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs Roy Bibbey Tuesday evening. The evening was spent informally. Gifts were presented the honor guest. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. on your party line... 8 G IR L S HOLD M EETING A 4-H meeting was held by the Needle Bells club at the home of Mrs. M. W. Myers March 17. Sally Lawrence and Lorina Bolitho play ed "T h e Star Spangled B anner" on their clarinets and held the flags while the girls said the pledge. The girls sewed on their projects. Maple bars and punch were served by the serving hostesses. Salty and Lorina. "P oo r Pussy" was played before the girls returned to their homes. - Between any two telephone calls PAGE NINE Wednesday afternoon, with 11 | members attending. Mrs Lesue T op liff preseided at the meeting. A contest for attendance will be held with Mrs. O. E. 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