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JOURNAL nie NYSSA SECOND SECTION THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1951 K IN G M A N CO LONY. Dec « —Mrs Lena Greeting and son, Merritt of Twin Falls visited at the Claude Day home Tuesday afternoon. The first preliminary dress meet ing of the A. K. H. and A. & B. units was held in the church basement Thursday. Miss Edna Mae Miller, county home demonstration agent, gave the lesson on making wool dresses. Mrs. Wayne Piercy and baby daughter returned home Sunday from the Ontario hospital. M r and Mrs. Bill Ratigan and family had Thanksgiving dinner at the George Lolly home in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer were in Caldwell on business Monday. Mrs. Herschal Thompson is in the the Malheur Memorial hospital, where she has undergone two opera tions. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day and family were supper guests at the Howard Day home Sunday. Mrs. Ed Bassett has gone to Den- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster a t tended the 32nd annual meeting of the Oregon State Beekeepers assoc iation in Baker Friday and Saturday. Mutual Insurance provides the greatest possible protection at the lowest possible cost. With a policy issued through us, you have the protection you need, de pendable service . . . and the dividends returned to policyholders mean a big saving in cost. ......... If N O N ASSESSABLE POLICIES PIT n niTTk REAL ESTATE 16 N. 3rd rUIUI Nyssa, Oregon INSURANCE Phone 218 N orthw estern M UTUAL n a c A lt O C IA T t O U Piano Teacher's guild. Mrs. Ogilvie was already an active member. Fac ulty membership is reserved for those whom the association feels are qualified to judge national auditions. Bowling Schedules For Next W eek To Attend Convention— The Best , For Your Home ALU Elected Faculty M e m b e r Marie Ogilvie has received word from the American College of M us icians that she has been elected a faculty member of the National ver by plane to attend the funeral of a relative. Ronald Day attended a birthday party for Fred Jensen Monday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Slagle and son and Mrs. Slagle's mother of Boise were supper guests at the Lynn Hurst home Sunday. Mrs. Carl Beams of Buhl, Idaho spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. W. E. Piercy, and family. Miss Justine and Larry Kreager, Kent Lovelace, Charlie Glenn and Miss Shirley and Dick Sparks were among those going to the game at Jordan Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown and Mr. and Mrs. George Lolly and son, Bruce, o f Boise were visitors at the Bill Ratigan home last week. Hershal Thompson and sons spent Friday evening at the A1 Thompson home in ‘Nyssa. Mrs. A1 Thompson attended a tea with Gary Thomp son at school that day. Preliminary Dress Meeting Is Held W O M E N 'S LE A G U E Time - 7:00 p. m. Monday, Dec. 10 Farmerettes VS Peterson Furniture Co. C O M M E R C IA L LE A G U E Time - 8:00 p. m. Tuesday, Dec. 11 Sportsman's Club VS Berrett Service Eagles V8 Oordon's Drive-In Bowling Center VS Nyssa Clippers Time - 8:00 p m. Brownie's Cafe VS Stunz Lumber Co. Time - 8:00 p. m Wednesday. Dec. 12 Nyssa Lumber Co. VS Ideal G as Malheur Memorial Hospital VS Oolden Rule Oordon's Drive-In VS Taylor's Market M A JO R L E A O U E “T H E M A IL S M U S T G O T H R O U G H ” In sunshine or billiard. and the male* and their mate* as well. Gone are the snow-bound days of yesterday when King Winter plugged the roadi, blocked traffic and kept the folks close to home until the thaws of spring unlatched their doors. And maybe il.c folks don’t know it but the State Highway commission Is spending more than SI,080,000 a year to keep things rolling while Boreas howls. A fter the commission started shoveling snow In 1917 It cost $51,784 to clear the then 4317 miles of primary highways during the first seven years. Daring the winters of 1949 and 1950 It coat $1,884,710 to sweep off the 4805 miles of primary, plus $750,575 to clear the 2508 miles of secondary high ways; a grand total of $2,635,285. From 1917 to 1957 Inclusive the commission has spent approximately $7,455,228 to keep the highways open and travel moving during the winter months. Women Will Attend Grange Convention was able to return to his NU-AORES, Dec. 6— Mary Jo Jenk ins, who Is attending Eastern Wash ington College of Education at Cheney, Washington, spent the Thanksgiving vacation with hsr friend. Miss Doris Alford, at her home near Spokane. The two girls had become acquainted while they were attending school at Lewiston last year. Harry Wood, who has been in the veterans hospital at Boise for two T H U R S D A Y , DEC. 13 T IM E 1:3« P. M. Western Corrugator vs. Ace Pastime Waggoner's vs. W hite Satin Olympic Club vs. Tobler's M ajor League high series George Vaughn. 609 Commercial League high series H arry Miner, 538 Women's League high series Maxine Brown, 459 Mixed League high series men Dw ight Smith,652 Mixed League high series women M axine Brown,454 Patronize Your Bowling Sponsors SANTA CLAUS IS TAKING WINGS m __ _ Jr TO VISIT NYSSA HE WILL ARRIVE BY HELICOPTER ÏUG H 7 fROH: north poll OtSTlNhTlON' N YSSA Santa C laus' Helicopter is ready for his 1951 excursions. Saturday, Dec. £ Free Show at the Nyssa Theatre, 2:30 p. m. Including A Double Feature "Savage Drums" and "As You Were" Saturday, Dec. 22 Santa will a ga in come to town, lead a parade on Main street and a ga in go to the old gym., where he will interview children who were unable to see him on his first visit. He will have treats for these children. Another Free Show at the Nyssa theatre at 2:30 with treats. * "The Lost Continent" and "G. I. Jane" Under the auspices of the Nyssa Chamher of Commerce and the Eagles lodge and will land at Fourth street and Bower avenue. This event will give young and old a chance io have a close-up view of a helicop ter and again hear the soft, vibrant voice of good old Si. Nicholas. From the helicopter, Santa Claus will go to the old gymnasium, where he will inter view all small children and give each child a treat. Free Show for older children at Nyssa theatre, where treats will also be given at 2:30. Double Feaiure-"Keniucky Jubilee" and "F. B. I. Girl"
