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JOURNAI '-rv -rv -t-r ^ r £ r * f r - . v , r/ieNYSSA SECOND SECTION THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1950 Kristine of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lester Reece and children of Bob Brown were Sunday dinner the Idaho side, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long of Baker, and Mr. and Mrs. Buests in the Glen Brown home. Charles Bullard. Motion pictures were shown to the group. ADRIAN, Dec. 31—Mr and Mrs. Pete Parma Resident Betty Bullard of Nampa spent the Timmerman and children of Cald Talks To Classes week-end here. well called in the Gayle Martin Loretta and Jean Moeller spent home Sunday. the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robert Toomb, Sr., of Nyssa is ARCADIA, Dec. 21—Mr Krieman of ' McKinney Nyssa. going to spend the winter with his Parma was guest speaker at Arcadia Dorothy near Houston and D a i r 1 daughter, Mrs. Vernon Parker and Sunday school after classes Sunday. j Murchami were out of school last The Sunday school will give a week with the family. chickenpox. short Christmas program next Sun Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown visited Theo Matherly Is picking corn for Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Cummings in day after classes. Paul Moeller this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zittercob mov Boise Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henderson and ed this week from the Otis Bullard Mrs. Farris Sees Mrs. Anna Sparks shopped in Em house to Nyssa, where they both are employed in the sugar factory. mett Saturday. Atomic Picture Linda De Haven has the chicken- Ted and Helen Iida of Ontario visited In the Oeorge Moeller home pox. Mrs. Edna Farris of Vale, coun Mrs. Bill Looney shopped in Cald Tuesday evening. ty health nurse, has returned from The Arcadia Sunshine club held Eugene, where she attended a meet well Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barri were its Christmas party at the home of ing for supervising nurses, who were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. L. E. Robbins December 15. privileged to view a showing of an The club members exchanged gifts atomic film. Vernon Parker. Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis and and the mystery sisters were re Mrs. Farris said the film, the Junior shopped in Ontario Monday. vealed. highlight of the sessions, was a Mr. and Mrs. Jess Norris shopped Mrs. John Carr of Klamath Falls, three-reel production borrowed from Maxine Carr and Mrs. Bud Carr and in Boise Monday. Fort Lewis. California has one of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas visited baby of Weiser were dinner guests the five films now in the United in the Bill Ashcraft home Sunday. Friday evening at the Otis Bullard States and Oregon is trying to bor Mr. and Mrs. Hank Korman and home. Other visitors were Mr. and row it. Oregon is also trying to buy the film. Three thousand persons saw the film December 7 and 8 in Eugene. All the firemen, policemen, nurses and doctors in the area viewed the film as well as lay people. The film is highly technical, but Is de signed for the lay public. "Our request is going In from the Malheur county public health de- paicment today asking for the film. We do not know when we can get it, but we want our request in early because every adult in the county should see it. It is a terrific thing, If you are driving a Kaiser or Frazer car showing the devastation of the bombed area, actual cases of Injured we are equipped with the latest testing Japanese, and how to protect one self from the destructive rays. If equipment and factory trained mechan and when we secure the film we hope to give it wide publicity so th A t ics to put your car in the best of condition. everybody will have an opportunity to see it”. Mrs. Farris was asked to sit in ❖ on a panel on “ The Role of the Supervising Nurse In the Utilization BRING YOUR TROUBLES TO US of Volunteer Workers”. She also participated in group discussion on the subject, “Organization of Vol unteer Workers”. Every health de partment in the state was represent ed at the meeting by one or more Highway 30—East of Town public health nurses, who were also briefed on the state organization of Ontario, Oregon Phone 287 civil defense "as far as it has gone, which isn’t very far”. Nyssa Man Will Live 4t Adrian KAISER-FRAZER Sales & Service ships. Cliff Wright, area represent- Victory Dinner Is ative, congratulated the group on Held By Farmers ! its good work and told Malheur B U IL D IN G P E R M IT S stationed at San Angelo, Texas Roy Wild, alteration, 82500. Second with the air force. Mrs. Coley, and carol Honey will return to Nyssa and Ennis, lot 20 and part of lot 19. block 16, original townslte, 16 x 1 county members they have a good . 16, frame. of "going over the top” tO| weeK A “ victory dinner” was held by chance ^ — — the Malheur County Farm Bureau Saturday night at the Payette Coun /ear. try club. The dinner, terminating Christmas a county-wide membership drive, To Salt Lake City— Mr. and Mrs. Ersel Beus and fam- ¡ was attended by membership teams from the Adrian, Annex. Nyssa and ily visited in Salt La“c City last Square Dance Willowcreek centers. The county I week, president, Hugh McConnell of Wil lowcreek, awarded the first prize to To California— Old Nyssa Gymnasium the highest team in the county. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce English and and Mrs. Ed Hahn of Annex with family left Tuesday morning for Los December 23—8 p. m. 28 memberships, the second prize to Angeles, where they will visit rel- \ the Adrian center, which was high atives. They were accompanied as est center in the county with 32 far as San Diego by Mrs. Frank Two top callers, accompanied by memberships, the leading team be Coley, who will visit her son, Albert j ing Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge, and Honey, stationed at San Diego with Lipke Quadrillers Orchestra the third prize to the Willowcreek the U. S. navy. Mrs. Coley will be J center, which was second highest in joined at San Diego by her older the county with 30 new member- son, Carol Honey, who has been Meuller Furnaces- Link Belt Stokers Christmas Poultry TURKEYS GEESE DUCKS ROASTING AND BAKING HENS FRYERS GEORGE J. KINZER HEATING A COMPLETE LINE OF POULTRY CURRY PRODUCE PHONE 17-W Phone 134L2 Parma, Idaho MUTCH OIL CO. Ybu bet them's a Santa Claus! (@\g) Y ou may not see any fluffy white beards or gay red jackets in our showrooms — but we’re playing Santa nevertheless. 195*0 We’re playing Santa when we offer these gay and gorgeous Buicks at the prices featured here. Where else can you find so much power and comfort and style and size and fun at comparable figures? Where else can you find high- compression Fireball p o w er- Dynaflow D rive*—and the ever- level ride that you get in a Buick? W e send our sim ple but enduring respects this season. 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