THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 19. 1951
P A G E S IX
girl.- a n a a i< d
Newell
Heights
News
M m la * ' t**>rt*
P h o n r tM< R7
A «laughter w*. b o rn to M ami
Mr- Xr v u r p ..!i a t Uit- C aldw e.l
ho.Npital S a tu rd a y
M rs D ick K ntw h receivnl w or 1
fro m h er m o th er. Mr*. Jo h n K teu
a r t of B uhl, th a t die tiad undergom
su rg ery Thur.-alay a t th e "Q recn
E ye” h o sp ita l in S a n F ran cisco T h '
o p e ra tio n wa-, the rem oval of a c a t a ­
ra c t fro m h e r eye. M rs. S te w a rt will
rem a in in S an Francisco u n til July
1
Mr. a n d Mr Ja k e Burge an d fa m ­
ily a tte n d e d th e d an ce revue pr-;-
. en ted by Mrs May Van de Steed
in N am pa T uesday n ig h t, a t th e
C e n tra l a u d ito riu m
Mr. an d M is. Lyle H arvey an d
c h ild re n of Wei.ser were S a tu rd a y
evening guests a t th e Ja k e Borge
hom e. T h e H arveys cam e to get
th e ir son, L oren, who h a s visited in
th e B urge hom e the p ast two week
T h ey were accom panied by Mr and
M rs. L aw rence L each of Wei.ser.
C a rl Lee Hill fell into th e d iten
la st week, w hen a r a f t he was try -
Goodyear Tires
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M; Ia*e S ax to n an d M r H ow ard
. a a l ly were ir. O n tario F riday
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S ix tu n has an ap p o in tm e .it
v.th th e d octor th e re ag ain T ue day
he i -u ffcrin g from hay fever
Mr. an d Mr
H arold Lowe an d
ddieri of M Nary dain were gue
toe la-e S ax to n hom e la st week
•n route to C olprado S p rin g s, Colo.
They -topped a t th e S ax to n hom e
«gain on th e ir re tu rn trip th e la ( of
the week an d took th e ir th ree -
m onths-old baby to th e O n ta rio hos­
pital for tre a tm e n t following a r e ­
cent illness T h e Lowes left for th e ir
home at Mi Nary dam S u n d ay a lte i-
noon.
T he H ow ard C o n n au g h y s had a
fam ily picnic on th e ir law n Sunday
Mrs M L K urtz. Mrs. Wesley
Piercy and Mr
Ja k e Borge, K ay
an d M arie atten d e d th e m eetin g of
th e M ary an d M a rth a society a t th e
L. W D lerking hom e in Hidgeview
T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n . M rs. Piercy
conducted th e m eeting in th e ao -
sence of th e p resid en t an d vice p resi­
dent. S h e also was in ch a rg e of d e ­
votions. Mrs. K u rtz led th e p rayer
cycle an d Mrs Borge cond u cted th e
program T h e them e of th is m o n th ’s
m eeting was “So T hey Becom e D oc­
tors." S everal articles of in te re st on
foreign h o sp itals were read an d d is­
cussed by th e group
R everend
H enry Moore was a guest a t th e
m eeting for a brief period. H_*
brought a m essage to th e group
from th e general session a t Albany.
Oregon from which he h ad ju s t re ­
tu rn ed . H e told of th e need for m ore
tem perance teaching to th e boys an d
N ew TRUE
sideward
action
RAKES
FASTER
with LESS
LEAF LOSS
. . . with the NEW ,
FERGUSON Side-Delivery Rake
N o w you c a n ra k e h ay a t h igher sp eed s w ith b e tte r re tu rn s.
T h e new Kergumm S ide-D eliv ery R a k e lifts th e hay g en tly
w ith a co n tin u o u s a c tio n . . . m oves it directly sid ew ard s to th e
w indrow w ith ita six -b ar, offset reel, in h a lf th e d istan c e it Is
u sually m oved by older, le af-sh atterin g rak in g m ethods!
N o p itc h in g , kicking o r tossing far less rolling an d ch u rn in g !
L ess leaf loss. P ow er ta k e -o ff d riv e n tra c to r-m o u n te d - F in g er
T ip C o n tro lled . S ee it to d ay !
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Phone 181
Nyssa, Oregon
HF 49-185
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Im p le m e n ts
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to th e you:., f Ik D uring th e bu u- H a s M o r e B o o k s
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w in ter bazaar w.i- di-cus t-d an d a
R ead ab le book- on v an us topics
Work b .x
. le- of fancy work to g e th er w ith iflore eri us and de-
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wa p» i*o
■ t on T h e e a r ­
ticle are b ;.:t oy th e o c te ty »- problem s are m cludec n the group
m a te ria l
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bu»y work d u rin g of new book a t th e M . heur C ounty
m eetin g - T.ie> will tie fc.ld a t th e L ib rary in O n ta rio which will be
uakaar Ref
an «id
f -traw b erry ready to c irc u la te on S atu rd ay . J u n e
h rtcuke and « ff«e weie - e r v d n
t»y M r- D rg :«g an d Mr-. E ii.
E lton T ru eb lo o d in T h e Life We
P riz e ” c h a r t- a cour .«■ lor th e in d i­
fca tm a n , c ho te
T erry B' : e and W allace B utler vidual as he analy ze the p re -e n t
a tte n d e d a wimming p arty M .rid ay m oral depression. He discusses re-
afte rn o o n when H everend H en ry pects for persons, th e necessity o f,
Moore took hi- S u n d ay sellout class boldness, a n d th e response to s u f ­
ferin g . a tte m p tin g to answ er th e
to Smvely'.
K aye H anoi.on atten d e d tlie c o n ­ . cjue-tion of w hat k ind of life m en
firm a tio n i \e rc i e in th e N yssa o u g h t to live
C atholic ch
‘i M m day a- th e guest
T h e la st book of a well-know n
of K atlrarii.t T hiel
novelist who died early in 1951 Is
M r- E arl W orden p en t la st week A T u n e to R em em b er” by Lloyd
visiting in th e Ray Leedy hom e in C. D ouglas T h is is the first of a
H u n tin g to n
p ro jected tw o-volum e autobiography
W ayne R a th b u n of O thello, W ash- w hich his d e a th cu t short.
in g to n is spending th e su m m er w ith
A b io g rap h y w hich pictures th e
his uncle. Elvin W orden.
colorful old W est "C ap M oasm an,
Mr an d Mr
Bob H aney were L ast of th e G re a t C ow m en” by
d in n e r gue t- a t th e E H H aney F razier H u n t. T h e w estern a rtis t, j
hom e Sunday.
Ross S an te e, is illu strato r of th e
M r- Ch rge S ch lem er was op e­ book
ra te d on M nday in th e Nyssa Me­
A la y m an 's guide lto hom e m o rt­
m orial h o sp ital S h e p la n s to re tu rn gages, loans, etc., is “Your Home
to h e r hom e thi M onday.
an d M ine” by F ra n k W atts.
Mi an d Mr R onnie S ax to n have
F ifty y ears o f show business as
been stay in g a t th e J o h n A nker
hom e while Mrs. A uker h as been rep o rted in ’ V ariety" are su m m a r­
gone to D etro it to u tte n d th e ized in “Show Biz from V aude to
Video" by Abel G reen an d Jo e L a u ­
W O M S
inference.
Mr. an d Mrs W esley P iercy an d rie.
"Bill M au ld in ’s Army" brings to ­
Mr. an d Mr L uit S ta m a tte n d e d a
picnic of the K ing m an G ra n g e S u n ­ g eth er 439 of Bill M auldin’s w ar
day a t th e K I P eterso n hom e. T h e carto o n s, m a n y never before pub-1
picnic d in n er was served on th e lished in book form .
A co m p reh en siv e sta te m e n t of
law n and the m en played h o rse ­
th eo ry , b ackground, law, a n d p ra c ­
shoe.
M r an d Mrs. G eorge C a rte r of tice in th is co u n try on th e question
T w in Fall and Mrs M ary L eader of of m ilita ry versus civil co n tro l is
B uhl were w eek-end g u ests a t th e Louis S m ith ’s ‘‘A m erican D em ocracy
W esley Piercy home. Mrs. C a rte r Is an d M ilitary P ow er.”
Mr Piercy si-te r an d Mrs. L ead er
A novel of th e P hilippines is B e n ­
is his m other.
ja m in A ppel’s “ F o rtress in th e Rice"
A b irth d a y p a rty h o n o rin g C a rl w hich w ith g rim realism tells t h e .
P iercy an d Mrs. W ayne P iercy was story o f H u k b ala h ap , collaborations!,
held a t th e C arl Piercy hom e in Ad­ —
ria n S a tu rd a y evening. T hose pres-
e n t w ere: th e W ayne Piercy, W es­
ley P iercy, T h u rm a n Piercy, R eu-
Mr. an d Mrs. D udley K u rtz were
guests a t th e E lm er G askill hom e in
O n ta rio S u n d ay .
ben G ra h a m an d M onty S pelm an
fam ilies an d Mrs. H arold B yard of
Boise a n d M rs. G uy S parks of Nys-
sa. R e fre sh m en ts of cake an d ice
cream were served.
Mr. a n d M rs. Wesley P iercy a c ­
com p an ied Mr. an d Mrs. H erb
T h o m a s to W elser S atu rd ay to a
c a ttle sale.
Mr. an d Mrs. Rov H irai atte n d e d
th e p o ta to g ro w er’s convention in
S u n V alley from T h u rsd ay u n til
S u n d ay of la st week Mr H irai was
elected as s e c re ta ry -tre a su re r for th e
Id ah o -O re g o n P o tato com m ission.
J a k e B orge h ad a very sick cow
la st week. S h e h a d milk fever.
O lan H irai was am ong those of
th e C a th o lic Bible class receiving
th e ir first com m union S u n d ay . F o l­
lowing th e 8 o'clock m ass a b re a k ­
fast was served to th e ch ild ren an d
th e ir p aren ts.
Mr. a n d Mrs. D u rlin H am m on an d
fam ily attended* th e N yssa-N am pa
su g a r co m p an y picnic in N am pa
S atu rd ay . P ete a n d Billy won firs t
prize:; in races an d K aye won a sec­
ond place. K a th a rin e T h ie l acco m ­
p an ied th em on th e picnic.
Mr. an d M rs. In la n d M aylan an d
fam ily of Nyssa were d in n e r guests
a t th e D urlin H am m o n hom e S u n ­
day.
K en n e th S m ith took a group of
boys to Vale to sw im T uesday.
M rs. H ub W alters of R iggins a c ­
com panied her d au g h te r, M rs. S tew ­
a r t Aitken an d d a u g h te r B onnie on
a visit to th e Lou P r a tt hom e M o n ­
day aftern o o n . M rs. W a lte rs Is 81
years old an d she a n d Mr. W alters
were p a rtn e rs of th e P r a tt fam ily
years ago. T hey are well know n
th ro u g h o u t
th is vicinity. O th e r
guests a t th e P r a tt hom e to visit
w ith Mrs W alters a n d Mrs. A itken
were Mrs. G ra n t R in e h a rt a n d c h il­
d ren of Nyssa a n d Mr. a n d M r;.
G ene P ra tt an d ch ild ren .
Mrs. S ophia S m ith an d son, Ja k e,
who live a t th e Lou P r a tt ra n c h ,
visited a t th e A1 M ason hom e in
Nyssa S unday.
Lou P r a tt is ta k in g som e of his
best lam bs to th e sale in O n ta rio
Monday.
Mr. an d Mrs. H arriso n Love a n d
d au g h te r Lola M ae of M ontrose,
Colorado an d B a rb a ra A nn C a rb a n
of S tockton, C a lifo rn ia visited a t th e
Ray S im pson hom e from T u esd ay
u n til T h u rsd ay . Mr. Love is Mrs.
S im p so n ’s bro th er.
Mr an d Mrs. R ay S im pson an d
Alice w ent fishing S u n d a y above
U nity an d ca u g h t m an y tro u t.
Vwiling a t th e
Mr
A. H Boydell
D e m o n s tra tio n S e t
F o r F ro zen F o o d s
of Mr. an d
w ere th e ir
W ayne U iffa rd of C aldw ell h a i
a w eek-end guest a t th e S p in
d au g h ter a n d her h u sb an d M l ar.d
Mr H erb S m ith T hey were on th e .r
Mr. an d Mr*. S pin B row n wee*
way
to
O
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lan
d
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M
edlord.
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n d ay evening gue-t.s a t his b ro th -
P lan s are underw ay for a frozen
food d em o n stratio n to be held Ju n e an d G ra n d C >ulee D am w here they ers, Mr a n d M rs. G len n Brow n of
O n tario .
i5 a t th e V eterans Menu : .*1 build- , are sight seeing.
ing in O n tario , an n ounced county
ex ten -am agent. E d n a Mae Miller
T h e d e m o n stratio n will oegin at
10:30 and last u n til 3 30 The m o rn ­
ing session will be conducted by Mi.-s
Miller T h i- will include a di cuss ion
on various types of packaging m a ­
F r o m Nyssa
te ria l an d a d em o n stratio n on fre e ­
EASTBOUND
zing th e various fru its an d vege­
3:53 A. M.
•9:05 A. M.
11:15 A. M
« 1 8 P. M.
tables on th e m a rk e t now
TRAI(.WAVS DEPARTURES
WESTBOUND
In th e afte rn o o n , R obert C ain,
from th e food technology d e p a rt­
m ent. O regon S ta te College. C o r­
vallis. will d e m o n -tra te p rep arin g
an d packaging m eat an d poultry for
th e hom e freezer He will also h av e
th e la test in fo rm atio n on all types
of reezmg.
An in v itatio n Is being issued to
th e various com m ercial concerns to
have a display of hom e freezers.
D uring th e lu n ch h o u r tim e will be
alloted to view th e various m akes
of hom e freezers an d someone re p ­
resen tin g each m ake will be th e re
to answ er questions.
P lan s are also in th e m aking for
fun d u rin g th e lu n ch hour B ring a
sack lunch, coffee will be fu rn ish ed
by th e Id ah o Pow er com pany.
Any questions concerning freezing
techniques m ay be sent to Miss M il­
ler, a t th e co u n ty extension office or
b ro u g h t up d u rin g th e discussion
period following th e d em o n stratio n
5:55 A. M.
12:34 P. M.
5i«:30 P. M.
9:00 P. M.
•Local to Boise
S L oral to Welxer
• '.D a ily Except Sunday* a n d N atio n al H olidays
Mra. Marie Thomas, Agent
220 M ain St.
"MYCM/S"suite MAKE A
DIFFERENCE. OOttT THEY!
tw , V
guerilla an d p e a sa n t in th e days of
th e Ja p a n e se occupation.
"C o n tem p o rary Collective B a r­
g ain in g " by H arold W. Davey dis-
cusses rela tio n sh ip s between unions |
an d m a n ag e m en t an d also collective
labor agreem ents.
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