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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. Bov Scouts (¿o on W omen W ill (iive * Extension Lennon O v e r n ig h t T r ip NEWELL HEIGHTS, Dec. 13—Boy KINOMAN KOLONY Dec U - Mrs. . „ j * held wl& Mr, Claude Da. scout Troop 38 spent the week-end Willis Conant and Mrs Leo. Thump- Jth Mr, Bl„ Wolhcke as co-hostess camping on Succer creek, leaving son went to Ontario to an extension . . . . „ Friday afternoon. Those attending meeting las; Tuesday The lesson Bill «a1«»"’ from near here were Pete Hammon. was on low can meats They w'l! £?l l e d d u t y in thi terViC*’ leit lait Brent Hartley, Wayne and LeRoy demonstrate low cost meats to the Thursday. _ Smith, unlt Mr anrfMrs. Lynn Hurst attended and Wayne ColUster. . .. ... _ „ , ... . the Farm Bureau meeting at the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hill of - Nklah, ,“ r. ¥*d Mrs- E Holady were week-end guests of Mr Oregon were w overnight guests of Moore .. hotel _ , |n onUrlo ,___.. Monday ... _ Vale and Mrs. Ray Fox. at Holady the U French home Sunday Mr _ D-1' A* ^ r r 't M / a brother of Mrs French Pjwcy Home and Mrs Bill Toombs Mr and Mrs. Bill Boersma of , Mrs , „ Herschel " . _ Thompson . , ed Ec club meeting attend- at the Washington stale visited In the Ray returned Lult a BUm tlom, Tueilday Fox home Saturday evening. Boers home .Saturday from the Malheur w . .. ... _ ma is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Memorial hospital, where she had Ml" ar,d dinner Mrs guests W E at the • K ic I r Boersma. who formerly lived in undergone -HuiMJay ,, Mrs. _ Ed. . surgery. _ Bassett returned . . home Peterson home Newell Heights on what is now the _______________ Hammon farm. Wednesday from Denver MMmnm From VW t- underwent an opera- Mr and Mrs Clyde Cushing and Miss Edith Williams returned home 1 tlon Dale on Olenn his knee in the son, Charles, of Boise were Sunday Friday from Twin Falls, where she Nyssa hospital and Wednesday remained there dinner guests at the Leo Thompson i visited for two weeks with her broth- the rest of the week. liome. j er, V. W Williams, and other rela- Judy Vanderpool has been ill with The Pollyanna club met with Mrs. | tlves and friends. Mr and Mrs. V W tohsilitis several days. Art Sparks Thursday for their1 Williams returned with Miss Will- Mrs, Elizabeth Butler, aunt of Vern Chrlstmas gift exchange and election | lams to Nyssa for a visit. Butler, Margaret Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Ted King and family were guests in the Vern Butler home for dinner last Sunday. B U S Mrs. Vern Butler and Margaret attended a Job's Daughters' meeting DEPARTURES in Nyssa Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz, Mr From Nyssa and Mrs David Highland, Mr and EASTBOUND Mrs. Bill Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs Dick Kriegh were guests in the Bill 12:20 F. M. *3:20 P. M Willis home in Adrian Saturday night. Three tables of pinochle were WESTBOUND in play. Mr Highland and Mrs. 1:45 P. M. % 7:3« P. M. Kurtz won high honors and Dick Loral to Boise Local to Weiser Kriegh and Mrs. Hamilton won low A program and bazaar were con Mrs. Marie Thomas. Agent ducted in the Oregon Trail school Phone 217 house Friday night by the L. D. S. | Relief society. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dalton and children of Vale visited in the Rich ard Dalton home Sunday Mr and Mrs. E H Haney shopped in Nampa Tuesday and Thursday last week. The God's Acre sale and chicken t dinner at the United Presbyterian church Saturday was well attended by families from Newell Heights. Thq young people of high school age and the members of the choir In the Uuited Presbyterian church The strength of mutual insurance is shown by the fact met Sunday evening for a practice the Christmas pageant that in 1952 it will be celebrating its 200th anniversary of Darryl Slippy, Kay Borge and Vanderpool, Jr. attended a For complete fire insurance protection, call us and find ' Kenneth birthday party at the Orivlle Gil bert home in Adrian Sunday after- out about the many advantages of our Non-Assessable I noon, honoring Carol. Mr. and Mrs Jake Borge and Dick policies. It’s a step that will mean savings on your Kriegh attended a meeting of the Malheur County Farm Bureau insurance costs through dividends returned. board in Ontario Friday evening. Jake Borge and Dick Kriegh were and Weiser Wednesday on REAL ESTATE in Farm Vale Bureau membership work. INSURANCE POND Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Martinez Nyssa, Oregon j and sons are moving into the tenant Phone 218 | house on the Jake Borge farm this J week. A tea was held in the sixth grade N o r th w ester n room in the Adrian school Tuesday | afternoon. The children presented an interesting program, after which TRAILWAVS OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13 1951 refreshments were served to 20 Saturday, December 15. when they mothers will then go into circulation. The women of the young adult ”A Man Called Peter” by Catherine , , , shaI1 Marshall the story who of Peter group of a the United _ Presbyterian the is minister spoke Mar- the Sunday school met in the 5& L. Kurtz Mngugge Qf the people yet with a home Monday afternoon to wrap neonle Christmas packages for the mission “ £ £ * ^ P‘I °°xe* ! dynamic faith and lived by it. He was serving as chaplain of the U, S. Varied , , - Bookh . Are senate at the time of his early death. ... A companion volume is "Mr. Jones, ohO W n A t l i b r a r y Meet the Master” in which the vigor ---------- and the poetry of Pete# Marshall’s The new books this week at the sermons and the brevity and mean- Malheur County library include ingfulness of his prayers are evident, books of inspirational content, others Two other books which belong to- aibout wholesome family living, titles gether are 'Man of the Family” by bearing on the current scene, one Ralph Moody and his earlier "Little book of fiction by a literary artist. Britches". The latter, a story of and one for pure entertainment, family life and the dlfficuties of life These books will be on dlplay until on a Colorado homestead, is carried RADIO & REFRIGERATION REPAIRING Located At Western Store PHONE 144 J RESIDENCE PHONE 28S-R Herbert E. Cox-Technician - check and double check I T takes more than wishful thinking. When you pay current expenses by check, you have a double check on your budget. With our LOWCOST CHECK plan; 1. 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On the lighter side, Barbara Web ster's “A Horse of Her Own” is laid in the Pennsylvania hill country where Madge Faris finally realizes an old ambition to get a horse which (as it turns out) proves to have a mind of its own. MEAT Please them all with Evaryona lovas a thick, •ucculant, tender steak . .. and you'll lore to serve such steaks es pecially when you c in get them at the cost oi "boiling beef." Impossible, you say? Not when you buy your meat at wholesale from us and have it cut and packaged exactly to your requirements. You can pick out just the kind of meat you want and save from 20% to 25%. Have round steaks, sirloins. T-bones and fancy cuts for less than the price of hamburger. We handle graded and inspected meats only—your assurance of value and quality. Note: Pork is now at seasonal low. Dressed hogs are only 32c a pound. You can have pork in your freezer ready to serve as low as 37 %c a pound over all costs, Vi or whole hog. HARTMAN'S LOCKERS WE GIVE 2 MILES E. OF NYSSA AT LOCKER AVE. GREEN STAMPS YOU DONT HAVE TO ASK FOR THEM’ SANTA CLAUS IS TAKING WINGS : -_ _ _ ' * B fVlGHt »UOH nOWH POLE NYSSA Santa Claus' Helicopter is ready for his 1951 excursions i v»iaus is coming again Saturday, Dec. 22 Santa will again come to town, lead a parade on Main street and again 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” TO VISIT NYSSA HE WILL ARRIVE BY HELICOPTER Under the auspices of the Nyssa Chamber of Commerce and the Eagles lodge and will land at Fourth street and Bower avenue. This event will give young and old a chance to have a close-up view of a helicop ter and again hear the soft, vibrant voice of good old St. 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 Feature-' Kentucky Jubilee” and "F. B. I. Girl"
