THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JAN UARY 15. 1953
Buena Vista
M m Alva Goodell
Phone 069 It 1
Mr and Mrs. Chet Sage of Moses
Lake, Wash., have beer, -pending the
past week at the Willis Bertram
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rtehie .Garnet
Bell and Robert left fur Nebra.-ka
Wedne.-day where they will attend
the 50th wedding anniversary of
Mr. Richie's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and
Alva, Jr., visited Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Goodell near
Vale and to see Raymond Goodell,
who had returned heme form over­
seas duty 'With the Sea Bees.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffitts and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robbins and
children spent Sunday afternoon at
the Howard Day home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sage of
Washington and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
lis Bertram and Sally attended a
family dinner at the Chester Sage
home in Nampa Sunday.
Mrs. Glen Hofman attended a par­
ty at the Tuttle home Tuesday eve­
ning.
Alva Goodell spent several days
the past week at Walla Walla on
business.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Bertram and
Sally were in f^avette and Ontario
Monday
Mr and M: R -bert Runcorn and
Mr and M: W E Lundy played
Cana.-:a a: the Ward Lundy h<>me
Sunday evening
M: and M: • Thurman Hill were
.•ailed to Boi^e Sunday by the ser-
;cu. illness of J. F. Hill, who has
pneumonia.
Mr .and Mrs. Jim Ried and sen
■pe:u Sunday afternoon and evening
at the Lcyd Adam- home.
Mr- Eugene Stephen returned
fr ni the Veterans’ hosp.tal La-t
week where she has been under
observation.
Audrey Tanner was ill the pa.-t
week and mi-sed school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed vard Topliff en­
tertained at a surpise birthday
dinner at their home Monday eve­
ning in observance of Leslie Top-
liff’s birthday Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Topliff, Mr and Mr- .
Irwin Topliff and children and Mr I
and Mrs. John Murphy.
W W and Gilbert Deffenbaugh
were dinner guests Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Top­
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Mr. and Mrs. Golden Levitt caned
at the S. B. Hoffman home Sunday
evening and tiie two couples attend­
ed a dinner and show in Ontario.
Mrs. George Cleaver, Mrs. Willis
Bertram, Mrs. Leslie Topliff and
Mrs. Alva Goodell were among those
who helped the Ohatter Box club
serve food at the bloodmobile in
Nyssa last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Sage and Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Bertram called on
E. L. Jamison Friday at the Vet-
rans hospital in Boise where he is
ill.
Mrs. Eugene Cleaver was hostess
to the Out Our Way club with
Mrs. Lester Cleaver Oo-hostess
Eight members answered roll call
with gift ideas for Christmas. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. S. B. Hoffman, Feb. 12, with
Valentine gift exchange. Refresh­
ment- of fruit salad, cookies and a
drink were served.
Frigidaire Select-O-Dial. Does
everything for you. Peterson Furni­
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Ground Beef and Green Beans
In A Zesty Combination
Around Arcadia
tlrv George Moeler
I’tionr 0 Si - Hi
T next meeting will be F t) 2S at the a week On his trip home Mr Nol*n
I home oj Mr- George Coleman on tram-acted bx me a\ Prineville.
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Mr. and Mrs Les Burbank re­
vived word Saturday that their
arother-in-law. Nuburn Glenn of
Montpl;er< Ida . had been seriosuly
injured in a car wreck there.
Mr-. Norman Hipp and girls visit­
ed Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Cecil
Houston and children.
Mr and Mrs. Perle Richards of
Parma called at the George Moeller
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schilling visit­
ed at the Deward Benedict home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Marvin McLean and
on of Nampa were dinner guests
Thursday evening at the George
Moeller home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Toombs and
family of Nyssa visited in the Fred
Schilling home Sunday evening.
The Arcadia Sunshine club met
last F’nday at the home of Mrs Les
Jamesen. on Alberta avenue with
Mrs. Jake Groot co-hostess. Fifteen
members were present. Mrs. Fred
Schilling drew the door prize, Mrs.
Elmer Stradley opened the meeting
| then turned It over to the new presi­
dent. Mrs. Cecil Houston. The club
I voted to give $50 to the polio fund
| and $2 06 to the T. B. seaLs. The
Mrs. ( Lara R om and Mr and Mrs.
Gem avenue with Mr Mas K.Oo
co-h -tess Refre-hments were ser-
ved by the two hostesses.
M. and Mr Harry Burkhart, Mr
and Mr-. Bill An
on. Mr. and
M Bill S-.< b of Ontario, and Mr
am Mr- Erwin Dahnke of Valley
Vit
uu : at the Fred Schill.ng home
Th -Jay evening to help Mr. and
M: Schilling celebrate their wed-
anniver-ary. They went to the
nie’- Cafe in Nyssa for a fried
n -upper, then went to Schil-
li
tne to play card.- Mr. Burk-
hart tnd Mr-. Dahnke won prize.-,
The croup pre-ented Mr. and Mrs.
Sc hi ling with a nice gift,
Cl url.e Bowers of Adrian visited
at tl o' Clyde Bowers hi me one day
last week
George N rU ti and Kirfcy of Lenox,
1 1 *a. vi-ited at the Vane Ru^co
home ever the holidays. A highlight
of the visit was a New Year’s dinner.
Guests Thursday at the home of
Mr and Mr- Jim Shaw were Rev.
and Mrs. E. J. Wilson of Homedale.
Mrs. Clarenoe Christie of Yakima
returned M >uday last after .-.pending
four days at the home of her daugh­
ter, Mr.-. Alice May Taylor.
Mrs. Nick Smith spent Sunday
visiting Mr. ana Mrs. Robert Ghane
at Enunett.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Smith and
children attended a railroad safety
meeting and dinner at the Moore
Hotel in Ontario Thur-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cruson visi­
ted Thursday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Cel ALsup visited
M rs. C'. A. Reese, Mrs. Kenenth Saturday evening with Mr and M.s.
Ree.-e and Mrs. Charles Reitenbaugh Ernest Stephenson of Arcadia.
were in Caldwell Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Hudson Kobb visi­
ted with Mr. and Mrs We-ley Piercy
Horn• beauty beguu
at Adrian Friday evening. Mr Piercy
was recently discharged from the
Ontario hospital.
Mr and Mrs. Snoden Roberts left
Friday to visit friends and relatives
in Utah. They returned Tuesday.
Irl Nolan took his daughter, Shir­
ley and her friend( Charles Jones,
to Corvallis last Monday, where
Shirley and Mr. Jones are students
of Oregon State CoUege. Mr. Jones,
who is from Garibaldi, Oregon, had
been visiting at the Nolan home for
Ground beef shows up on menus in lots of ways, but none more
interesting or appetizing than in a new beef, green bean and rice
combination called Beef Tattle Ring Around. Easy-to-use canned foods
are the key to this easy and economical dish. Canned evaporated nulk
helps extend the meat, and tomato soup is used in the sauce which
gives the canned green (>eans that extra zip.
Beef Pattie King Around
1 pound ground beef
2 tablespoons shortening
h i cup evaporated milk
1 1-pound can green beans
Vj cup rolled oats
U cup liquid from beans
hi cup finely chopped onion, 1 can condensed tomato soup
divided
2 teaspoons vinegar
1 Vj teaspoons salt, divided
2 cups hot cooked rice
tract between the government and
' i teaspoon pepper, divided
To ground beef add evaporated milk, rolled oats, half of the onion, j the waters users, led by Attorney
1 teaspoon of the salt and half of the pepper; mix well. With wet hands j Howard R. Stimson of Boise. Others
shape meat mixture into 8 flat natties. Brown patties in hot fat in frying | present and taking part in the dis-
pan. Drain U cup liquid from beans; add to soup with vinegar, remain­ ! cussion were Robert Dunlay of Cald­
ing onion, salt and pepper; pour over patties. Cover and cook over very
well. Wm. Teller of Boise, Herb Van
low heat 30 minutes. Remove patties to warm platter. Add green beans
to sauce in skillet and heat beans to serving temperature. Arrange rice | Slyke of Notus and directors Eu-
I gene Clark, Day Finley, Mark Ter­
in a ring around patties. IMace green bean mixture around rice ring.
YIELD: 4 servings.
rell and Eber Eldred. Cake and cof-
----------------------------------------------- fee were served at a late hour.
Mrs. Paul
attended
a
dinner s guests at . the .. Harry Wood . i 1 meeting
_. Thomson
. afternoon
Thursday
at . ,. the
home. Mr. Blakesley, a mii of Mrs.] county agent’s office for the purpose|
Wood, was recently discharged from cf discussing the possibility of hav-
the Air Force after serving for ' ¡¡lg a }10me demonstration agent in I
Farmerettes Club
three and one-half yeai
tin- county in the near future.
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’ The Black Canyon Water Users [ Mr. and Mrs. George Smit at-
Bill Harm of Walla Walla came
January meeting at the Nu tended the funeral services Tuesday
Saturday to take his daughter Judy, \ c r e s hall Friday night with almost morning for Mrs. de Boer of On-
home. Judy has been staying at the 60 present. During the business tario.
home of her grandparents. Mr. and meeting the following officers were Mrs. M. C. Seuell and Mrs. Merle
Mrs. Ed Meroney for the past week. elected to serve for the coming Thomson attended a meeting of the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston and year; president, Walter Gerlach; Payette VV.S.C.S. at the Methodist
Jerry of Caldwell were guests New vice president, Mr. Garnder; sec’y, church there Thursday afternoon.
Year's eve at the home of Mr. and George Dohner, and treasurer, Mer- They attended with a group of the
Mrs. Frank Nedbalek.
le Thomson. The evening was spent J Fruitland W S.C23. as guests of the
Mr. and Mrs. George Smit enter­ in discussion of the proposed con- i Payette organization.
tained with a whist party Friday
afternoon.
Guests at the Paul Thomson home
Now Year’s evening were Mr. and
DEPARTURES
Mrs. Merle Thomson and Gary.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Kersey are
From Nyssa
spending a vacation visiting at the
EASTBOUND
home of oheir daughter in Califor­
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9:## P.M.
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nia.
Horace Wood spent the week end |
WESTBOUND
i Caldwell at the home of Mr. and
in
1:50 P.M.
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•6:35 P.M.
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P.M.
5:50 A.M.
Mrs. Frank Preston and family.
rc Local to Boise—Daily except Sundays and National Holidays
•Local to Weiser—Daily except Sundays and National Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Durrington and
family i who formerly lived in the j
Mrs. Marie Thomaa, Agent
Nu Acres Community were dinner;
309 Main St.
Phone 217
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I
Oscar Samuels and family. The Dur- '
ringtons are now living near Middle- |
ton.
Mrs. Seuell, Mrs. Baxter and Mrs.
Merle Thompson helped with mend­
ing at the Malheur Memorial hos- j
pital in Nyssa Friday afternoon an d !
Mrs. Seuell and Mrs. Smit worked
again Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smit visited
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Garret Groot in Apple Valley.'
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blakesley and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Preston, ail of
Twin Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Preston of Caldwell were Sunday
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