THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH 1. 1951
Illness Reported
In Nu-A eres Area
NU-ACRES, Mar. 1—Mr. and Mrs.
G off and children enjoyed a picture
show at the Bill Riddle home Sun-
day night. The show, "Sapsatsea"
was shown by Cecil Riddle.
days Tuesday night with a P*rty I ? . l 11. , Q t m n
at the hall. The no guest spent the U < O U C f l t l O I l
evening in playing games. The girls
( received many beautiful gifts and
H f
M asses Needed
The efforts of the United States
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° f “ “ eVe" mg refresh'
ments were served
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chaper- chamber of commerce to halt the
ones. Mrs. Oscar Samuels and Mrs. growth of communism In the nation
i ^
Mrs. Betts expects her mother, was discussed at a luncheon of the
Mrs. DoUie Crawford of Salt Lake Nyssa chamber of commerce Wed
City, to arrive for a visit at her nesday noon by James Steiner,
national affairs advisor from the
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hiatt and fam San Francisco office of the nation
ily of Nyssa visited Sunday at the al organization.
Mr. Steiner said one of the best
H. E. Sager hame.
Mr. Fry received word from his ways for local chambers of com
merce
to help beat communism is
son. John Fry of Detroit, that he
had been in an accident and had to keep informed about the national
lost three fingers from his right and International situation, work to
tell the people the truth and write
hand.
Edith Ann Elledge of Pocatello has to congressional delegations and
been visiting at the home of her read the replies of the congressmen
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vance and senators at chamber meetings.
The speaker pointed out that
Wilkerson. since the first of the
month. Mrs. Elledge came to visit chambers of commerce can help to
curb
the so-called trend toward
j last week at the home of her par
ents, and Mr. Elledge came Sunday socialism, adding that “ our great
and his wife and daughter return problem is to beat the communists.
We have failed in our program 5f
ed to Pocatello with him.
Mr and Mrs. George Besendorfer appeasement. We have encouraged
had dinner Sunday at the Ralph them to take advantage of us. So
now, as fast as we can we are tak
| Baxter home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Hawley of ing young men for the armed serv
ices
and raising money to finance
Cottage Grove, Oregon
visited
Thursday and Friday at the L. G. the defense program. Some of the
Hawley home. They were return budget is wasteful. We cannot af
ford wastefulness at this point.
ing home from a trip to Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jenkins Senator Byrd said we can cut 9
and Wesley of New Plymouth visited billion dollars of fluff from the
The national chamber
In the Fry home Sunday night. budget.
Mrs. Jenkins has been 111 with in- estimated the figure at 7 billion
dollars”
.
I fluenza the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Henne made a 'S tein er suggested one way cham
business trip to Payette Thursday. ber members and others may be
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wilkerson and informed is by reading newspapers,
Mrs. EUedge visited in Boise Sun news magazines, government bullet
day with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Perkins ins, national affairs magazines and
] and Mr and Mrs. H. C. Williams. other publications.
"W e have to submit to controls,
The big interest of this commun
ity the past week has been the bask we have to spend more over a long
etball tournament. Three Nu-Acres period of tension to beat the com
j boys are on the Fruitland team — munists and then return to the free
Terrell Samuels. Horace Wood, and enterprise system and that is a
pretty big task” , Steiner said. “ Ger
j Lane Hislop.
Jay Conner is In Nebraska, called many went to dictatorship when
there because of the death of his taxes reached 26 per cent of the
national income, England went to
mother.
Visitors at the Oscar Samuels dictatorship at 28 per cent and we
home last Wednesday were Mr. and now have a tax of 31 per cent. I
don’t think you can shrug off your
Mrs. Herbert Alderson of Welser.
Mrs. Ralph Baxter helped her responsibility. You must look to
aunt, Mrs. Joe Day, to tie a quilt at the man in the street for leader
the home of Mrs. George Besen ship. Contacting and working with
your congressmen is productive.
dorfer of Adrian Monday
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Seuell attend The thing that has made this nation
ed a district Farm Bureau meeting great is individual freedom. We
can also destroy our economic free
at New Plymouth Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nedbalek and dom, which people do not under
Rudy Nedbalek visited Mr. and Mrs. stand so well, including free market,
George Grasmick of Caldwell Sat incentives of the profit system, sal
urday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jack aries and wages, the principle of
Gurnsey of Boise were also visitors competition and the traditional
at the Grasmick home Saturday position o f the government as a
referee and not as a player. If we
evening.
Mrs. Dean Wilson and children of remain great we will have to retain
Caldwell visited Thursday afternoon these principles.
“ People hear so much propaganda
with Mrs. Baxter.
Cecil Riddle gave a picture show they don’t know what to believe.
Some
think our national profit runs
In the basement at the Meroney
home Saturday evening for some of as high as 50 per cent. Many people
the neighborhood children. Those just don’t know the truth. Our
present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry national profit Is between five and
Blanchard and children, Mr. and six per cent. Eighty-eight per cent
Mrs. C. E. Johnson and children, of our national income goes to per
Cecil Riddle and Naomi and Kenny sons making less than $5000 a year” .
Riddle.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hiatt and Mr William Erwin Promoted—
Colonel Robert E. Harper, com
and Mrs. H. E. Sager made a bus
manding officer of the 328th ord
iness trip to Payette Monday.
Dick Hawley, who is attending nance battalion, now stationed with
B. Y. U. at Provo, Utah was home the eighth army in Korea, has an
over the week-end to visit at the nounced the promotion of William
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Erwin to the rank of sergeant
in the medical department, United
L. G. Hawley.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Heap and States army. Sergeant Erwin, son
family of Emmett visited at the of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Erwin of
North Second street, Nyssa first
Ralph Baxter home last Sunday.
Henry Conner and daughter. Shir entered the army in November, 1948
ley, have been ill for the past week and received his basic training at
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ronruberg of Fort Ord, California. He was as
Poratello and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. signed to the medical company of
IVtxton of Twin Falls were dinner the 30th infantry regiment at Fort
guests at the Harry Wood home Bennlng, Georgia until he transfer
Sunday. In the afternoon Mrs. Wood red to the 328th ordance battalion
and Horace and their guests vis when it was ordered to the far east
ited Harry Wood at the veterans command. Since he has been in
Korea, Sergeant Erwin has partici
hospital in Boise.
Mrs. Joe Day of F "’ ’ tiful, Utah pated in the invasion of Inchon,
and Mrs. George Besendorfer and the recapture of Seoul, and the
children of Adrian, visited Mr. and wlthdrawel from Hungnam.
Mrs. Ralph Baxter Sunday.
New Officers Named—
James Peterson has been appoint
Accept Positions—
ed
as bishop of the Owyhee L. D.
Miss Marilyn Ekanger and Miss
Jeanive Grottveit, both of Nyssa, S. ward by the president of the
Peterson succeeds
accepted secretarial positions with Nyssa stake.
the Samaritan hospital in Nampa Richard Maw New counselors for
last week. Both recently complet the ward are Don Bishop and Lee
ed courses in secretarial training Stoker replacing Wayne Berrett
and Vern Garner.
at the Nampa Business college.
Sam Henne attended a family birth- ,ted " s u n d ^ v e n m X BOmari0V ai
day dinner given Sunday in Nampa the home of Mr and Mrs. Chuck
in honor of Charles Planary, broth Stewart.
Mrs. Ralph Baxter made a bus-
er of Mrs. Henne.
iness trip to Caldwell Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans and
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Kersey and
Janice made a business trip to Arvin made a business trip to Boise
Nampa Friday.
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blanchard
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Elwood and
and LeRoy Barney attended an children had Sunday dinner in
elders quorum banquet at Letha Nampa with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Friday evening.
Bush.
George Pulsipher, Mr. Smith, Mrs.
Harry Wood entered the veter-
Curtis Fry and Myrtle Barney a t - ___
ans hospital in Boise Thursday of
tended the Mutual special interest [ast week*
class party at the L. D. S. church in
Joe Herald is quite ill and is not
Nyssa Friday evening.
showing much improvement.
Mr. and Mrs. Tarzan Johnson and
Corynne Fry and Bonnie Dennett
children and Mr. and Mrs. Arvin of Fruitland celebrated their birth-
Insurance
Headquarlers
-W A N T E D -
GRIGG BROS.
BILL HOLT
and
AH K inds O f Painting
Leave Orders A t The
BUTLER
Nyssa Lumber Co.
R EAL ESTATE
M ei Beck. Associate
Office
-N O T IC E -
Due to the increase in cost of mainten
ance, the city council has approved a
25 per cent increase in the charge for
residential garbage disposal.
EFFECTIVE MARCH 1
Nyssa Sanitation Service
No Matter the Make, Age or Condition
YOUR OLD WATCH IS WORTH MONEY
to buy a fine, new BULOVA
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last week from a trip to Idaho Palls.
C. M Tensen was a business vis
Mrs. Lester Jamison was dismissed itor in Ontario Tuesday afternoon.
| from the Malheur Memorial hospital
Mrs. C. M. Tensen and daughter,
I Friday following a major operation,
Mrs. Pete Tensed, Mrs. John Carolyn, and Mrs. Dick Groot called
I Broad, Mrs. Gerrit Stam and Mrs. on Mrs. T. H. Beranek of Ontario
j Dick Groot attended the civic club Thursday afternoon.
meeting at the parish hall last week. Here From Utah—
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Boersma. for
Mrs. Curtis Gunter of Cornish,
merly of this community, called on Utah is here spending several weeks
Mr and Mrs. Gerrit Groot of Apple with her son, Alvin, and daughter,
Valley last week.
Mrs La Var Hayes, and families.
Mr. and M s. Hanson returned Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Bassett and
COLUMBIA AVE.
family, also of Cornish, and Mr and
Mrs. Oscar Olson and family of
Trenton. Utah arrived in Nyssa
Thursday to visit tire Ounter and
Hayes families. The married folks
celebrated Mrs. Hayes’ birthday
Thursday evening in Payette. They
also attended the Owyhee gold and
green ball Friday evening.
Club Will Meet—
The Rebekah Sunshine club will
meet Friday at 2.30 p. m. in the I.
O. O. F hall.
SAVE-MORE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MARCH 2 AND 3
CHEESE, Tasly Loaf, 2 lbs.
85c
PINK SALMON, Sound Beauty, can 49c
OK'd SPAGHETTI, 8 cans
S1.00
Apple Sauce, Mesa Brand, 303 can 2 for 29c
GRAPEFRUIT, Arizona, 80 size, doz. 59c
TOMATOES, Cello Tube, each
19c
SWEET ROLLS, Assorted, doz.
49c
WEINER BUNS, Fresh Baked, doz. 25c
MINCED HAM, (Lunch Meat), lb. - 39c
• BACON SQUARES, Mild Cure, lb. - 29c
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