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P A G E FOUR
Far«*w«*ll Party
Given For Coujile
8UNSET VALLEY. Oct. 12—More
than 70 friends gathered Friday
evening at the Sunset Assembly of
Ood church for a farewell supper
and party for Reverend and Mrs.
Joe E. Dodson. A blanket and dutch
oven were presented to the minister
and his wife as a token of appreci­
ation of their work and friendship.
Rev and Mrs Downey of Ontario
and Rev. and Mrs Bpiesz of Nyssa
were among the guests.
Nathan Orr arrived at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
liam Orr Saturday on a 13-day
period of leave, after completing two
courses hi military business ad-
mlnUuaiion at Cheyene, Wyoming
1 will return at the end of his vacation
to Cheyenne as an instructor in
1 typing at the training center.
Robert Ditty and Helmut Hlntz
trucked the Dodson household goods
i to Brooks Saturday Margaret Land
will move to Brooks with Mr and
Mrs Dodson and work in the can­
nery.
Reverend Dodson who has beer,
with the Sunset church the past
two years and seven months re­
signed last week and with his wife
and granddaughter. Patsy Williams,
will leave the first of the week for
Brooks, Oregon.
Miss Carmen Astoreca arrived
home Friday by plane after spend-
■ ing two weeks in the Portland vet­
erans hospital.
Dinner guests at the Clayton
NOTICE
That County Warrants not presented
will be cancelled.
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the follow ing
warrant* w ill bo cancelled and the payments thereof
w ill be refused unless said warrants are presented to
the County Treasurer fo r paym ent on or before October
31. 1950.
Amount
Nellie D. Leavell
$ 10
No.
Date Issued
.'1040
Nov. 12, 1942
GENERAL ROAD W ARRANTS
Leland J. McKinney $2 82
5513
Oct. 8, 1942
T A Y L O R G R A Z IN G DIST.
Coll, of Int. Revenue $5.55
4493
Meuller Furnaces-
Link Belt
May 13, 1943
II. S. SACKETT,
County Clerk.
GEORGE J. KINZER
HEATING
E A S T E R N OREGON
FEDERAL SAVINGS
KEN POND AGENCY
looting foi P®® ^
KAISER-FRAZER
S ervice
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen of Nyssa
had as recent visitors Mr. Schoen’s j
brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Schoen, and twin sons,
Lester and LeRoy Schoen of Val- !
paralso, Nebraska. They were ac-
Retta Bull Butek'•
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But the best way to find out what
This is due to a little-known but
all this means is to touch off the
Lift it up, ami you'll find that the
w ay by a gentle nudge o f your toe
authentic engineering fact—which
is that an engine bums less gas
u ben it doesn't bat e to labor. A t
space beneath is abundantly occu­
pied, by one of the biggest hood­
fuls of power you’ ll find in any
—and feel your shoulders press
any normal driving speed, there­
deep in the cushions behind them.
fore, extra power is extra thrifty.
eager horsepow er out on the high-
motorcar.
N
ow all this sounds th rillin g ,
you say, but how about the feed-
W h a t you're looking at is Ruick's
modern version o f the high-com ­
pression v a lv e -in -h e a d en g in e,
which gains extra w allop from the
hills for all these horses? How
about miles-per-gallon?
The practical answer to that one
fact that it uses the exclusive fir e ­
is found in this year's experience
ball combustion principle.
So we say again—if you’re looking
for pow er— mighty pow er— buoy­
ant power—silken power— thrifty
power—better buy Buick.
Your Buick dealer is eager for the
cha.ice to demonstrate how sound
this hint really is.
w ith the Si: p e i and S p e c ia l —and
W e could list a lot of mechanical
reasons why fuel gives up extra
power in a Fireball engine—how
even the K o a d m a s t e i .
it's wrapped in a swirling, ball-
shaped charge—how it burns w ith
stepped up at the start o f the year
—and in all three, happy owners
a s m o o th , c le a n th r u st th at
delivers maximum action.
report the best mileage in modem
Bunk experience.
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aezyk and their wives were guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reins , home here. The visitors left for near Whitney.
Mr and Mrs. H A Wilson and sons. look a caravan of pick-up* from
in Pruitland at a lunch and card
Mr and Mrs. Barnes are staying Reno to Boise, where he was re-
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with Mrs. Wilson while her husband joined by his wife for the trip home, party-
is on a visit in Washington.
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brothers.
Claude. Feti.
Bernadine Price was an overnight
®nd Charles Wilson of Ros- Men Are Building
gue-i at the home of Edith Mathews well, Idaho and his son. H A Wll-
Reservoir, Road
Thursday evening, as the two grade | s00 - left Thursday to attend the
school yell leaders were having their funeral of their sister, Frances Titus
uniforms made
of BeHingham, Washington »ho had MITCHELL BUTTE. Oct. 12—Virgil
Larna Garner celebrated her 11th been ill for a number of months, Olp and Babe Derrick have finished
birthday Friday evening with a J The group also planned to visit other work on the Yagei farm at Parma
weiner roast Overnight guests at a relatives and return the first of the
and are now building a road at
slumber party were Linda Bowns, ■veek to the valley.
Darvis Bergam. Barbara Tanner,
Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen were Twin Springs and a reservoir on the
Estimates Gladly Given
Gladys Stephans and Betty Morton, supper guests of Mr and Mrs. Ouy old Palmer place, now owned by
Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen visited Douglas Saturday evening in Parma. Enior Flager
In Boise Friday with Manon Hlllls.
Mr and Mrs. Prank Briggs of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toombs were
Dee -Grandpa" Hillis, former resi- White Horse ranch were overnignt Sunday dinner guests of his broth­
d<mt of Sunset valley underwent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles er, Gordon Toombs.
surgery Friday in a Boise hospital. Schweizer Monday.
The Howard Connaughy family,
Mr and Mrs. Don Strickland and Bobby Bowns, seven-year-old son Gilbert Olp, Melvin Sessions and
daughter returned Thursday from a
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bowns, Albert MoOinnis went deer hunting
visit, at the home of Mrs. Strick- iiad to be taken to a doctor and have at Broad corrals. Melvin and Albert
land's sister, Mrs. La Varr Hawkins two stitches taken in his forearm, brought home a deer.
in Klarnath Falls The group also after falling from his bicycle,
Mrs. Derrick of Bums has been
Phone 134L2 Parma, Idaho
went to the mountains but had no { Mrs, Fred Mitchell left Wednes- a guest at the home of her sons.
luck in deer hunting.
day for Weiser to care for her Babe and Elmer Derrick for the past
Mr, Clifford Wolfe was hostess grandchildren, while their parents, week.
to a group of 10 women at a plastic i Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Hansen are j Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hartley were
party held in her home Wednesday apple-picking.
Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
afternoon
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Nishitanl i Everet Taylor of Ontario.
Miss Vera Counsil. who spent last and son, David, left Friday for a
David Orr has returned home from
week visiting at the home of her visit with relatives in Seattle,
the hills with a load of poles.
father. O P Counsil. began work
Overnight guests at the home of
Mrs Babe Derrick has gone to
Monday as an employ of the Mai- Mr and Mrs. Olaf Fyllingness two visit her mother, Mrs. G. T. Ash­
heur Telephone company in the nights last week were Mr and Mrs. craft of Zellah. Washington, while
Nyssa office
° B. Espeland and Mr. and Mrs. Mr Derrick Is away.
Clarence Dodson left Saturday to Eldon Nilson and daughter, Lois, all
D. M. Anderson was a Sunday
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report for military duty at Fort of Beresford, South Dakota. Mrs. visitor at the Doyal Anderson ranch.
Espeland
and
Mrs.
Fyllingness
are
Ord. California
N O W P A Y IN G
Mr and Mrs. George Cooper were
An overnight guest at the home sisters. The guests who were en- Sunday dinner guests of the Ernest
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ditty Wed­ route to Salem, also visited other Smith family.
nesday evening, was Mrs. Ditty's relatives near Nyssa.
Lyle Curtis is staying at the home
Rose Garver left Thursd y by
sister, Mrs. Hubert Sharp of Wich-
of his grandparent, Mr. and Mrs.
tta, Kansas, who also visited at the train for her home in Beverly Hills, Russell Talbot, while his mother is
home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. California after spending three away.
Henry Hintz. Mr. and Mrs. Sharp weeks visiting as a houseguest of
Bob Howard and family were
her niece. Mrs. Edwin Bergam.
Mr and Mrs. Nelson Field moved guests of the Raleigh Chamberlain
into their new home Tuesday of this family from Friday until Sunday.
Art Mayes, Ira Marrs and Ralph
FOR Y O U R P L U M B IN G
week. The residence is located near
ON INSURED ACCOUNTS
the former location of the house Stratton have gone deer hunting.
Mrs. Ralph Warfield and son of
NEEDS
that was destroyed by fire
Nampa
are
staying
with
her
mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Notheis, at­
Bath Sets, Water Heaters
tending the Holstein dispersal sale Mrs. Ira Marrs while Mr. Marrs
in Vale Thursday, bought a register- is away.
and Pressure Systems
i ed cow.
Marion Carey of Boise was a New Lieutenant
IN Q U IR E A T
C all
houseguest at the Ira Price home
Visiting
Parents
from Wednesday until Friday. Miss
J. C . S M I T H
; Marian Price accompanied Mr.
I
Carey
to Boise on his return.
BUENA VISTA, Oct. 112—Mr. and
13 Years In Nyssa
1 Joel Price spent the week visiting Mrs. Earnest Maze have returned
16 NORTH 3rd ST.
j at »he Kenneth Price home south home from Fort Riley, Kansas,
Phone 78-J
of Adrian.
where they attended the graduation
I Frank. Harry, and Casmier Rat- of their son. Second Lieut. Ralph
Maze, from the army officers candi­
date school. Lieut. Maze, who is
now visiting at the home of his par­
ents, will take the associate basic
course at the infantry school at
Fort Bennlng, Georgia.
_ A P P R O V ED ^
Willis Bertram filled his silo last
week. George Cleaver and sons are
working out their potatoes and beets
and Edward Topliff is putting up
hay.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Hendricks of
Calloway, Nebraska visited Wednes­
day at the S. B. Hoffman home.
If you are driving a Kaiser or Frazer car
Mr. and Mrs Harlan Maw and
Judy of Toledo, Washington visited
we are equipped with the latest testing
friends in this community Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maw formerly lived I
equipment and factory trained mechan­
here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy were !
ics to put your car in the best of condition.
Sunday dinner guests at the Leslie I
Topliff home.
Mrs. George Cleaver, Mrs. Willis
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Bertrom, Mrs. James Stephen, J r ,
Mrs. La Vern Cleaver and Mrs. Alva
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Goodell attended a Home Ec club
meeting at the O. J. Kurtz home.
j Orr, who is with the U. 8. air corps, Barnes home Monday evening were visited in Bakersfield and Mr Sharp
Highway 30— East of Town
Ontario, Oregon
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