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WYSSÀ GATE CITT JOCMIAL. V Y U JL OftEOON. THURSDAY. MARCH M 19S3
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ASSOCIATION
Published every Thursday
Entered at the postofllce
through the United Statea
the act
at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon.
at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission
Mails, as second class matter, under
o l March 3. 1879
A Successful Promotion
Nyssa merchants and other business firms did them­
selves proud last week when they joined together for
the Dollar Day promotion that appealed to the buying
public. People came to town to investigate the hundreds
public Peope came to town to investigate the hundreds
of special offers being made by individual merchants and
found the advance advertising was correct: merchandise
was being offered at great savings and the supply and
selections were large enough to accomodate all comers
A fact that cannot be overlooked is that Nyssa busi­
ness firms can join together to reach a common goal.
Whether competitive or not, they have something in
common and that is to attract people from the surround­
ing rural communities and the town itself.
More and more people are finding Nyssa s boast of
being the most complete shopping center in the valley a
lot more than idle talk.
“Shop Nyssa and nothing can stop Nyssa” is a slogan
that can become better known throughout the Snake
nver valley.
Dr H. G. Mr< »Ulster Minister
9 46 a m . church school.
11 a m . morning worship.
7 p m . Youth Fellowship.
CHURCH NOTES
FIRST
Church of t hri*t
C H R IS TIA N
Aastia J. HoUin («worth. Minuter
I* a. m . church »chool. Evlr.
L. D.b. 1st WARD
Gordon Ray, Bishop
9:15 a. m., priesthood meeUng.
Hwliou. superintendent
10 30 a. m., Sunday schooL
11 a m.. miming worship, directed
7 30 p m . sacrament meeting.
by aatotter
Tuesday, 2 p m , relief society.
7 p. m.. Christian Youth Fellow -
Wednesday. 4 p. m , primary; 7:30
p. m , M . I. A.
• p m . evening worship.
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L D. S. 2nd WARD
D. Hubert Chrliitenaen. Bishop
9.15 a m . priesthood meeUng.
10'30 a m . Sunday school.
8 p m.. sacrament meeting.
Tuesday, 2 p m . relief society
Wednesday. 4 p. m , primary;
p m . M U .
THE CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE
Rnbrrt Jaeksen. Pi-tor
1* a m . Sunday school
11 p m . morning worship
7 p m . N Y P S and Junior meet-
FAITH L l 'l HF.R4N ( HI R( H
Fifth Street and Park Avenue
John L. Briehl. Pastor
10 a m., 6unday school.
11 a m . divine worship.
W ed, 8 p m. Lenten services;
8 45 p m., education class.
You are cordially invited to wor­
ship with us.
CO M M UN ITY METHODIST
CHURCH
CATH O LIC CHURCH
A-1
USED CAR
SPRING VALUES
1952 Ford Victoria . . . 2450
Fordomatic, Heater, Radio, WSW
Tires, Low Mileage
1951 Chevrolet Tudor . 1495
Radio, Heater, Very’ Clean
1949 Ford Custom Tudor 1055
Radio, Heater
1949 Ford Deluxe Fordor 1055
Heater, Good Rubber
1948 Chev. Fleetline Tudor 935
Heater, Radio, Seat Covers
1952 Ford Pickup . . . 1495
Deluxe Cab. Heater, Low Mileage
1941 Ford Fordor . . . .
245
Heater. Radio
1938 Ford P a n e l........... 95
A Dandy Fishing Car
A L L THESE UNITS CARRY S.E.I. W A R R A N T Y
S MONTHS OR WOO MILES
H E R R I M A N MOTOR CO.
USED CAR HFADQVAKTr.nS
S P A R K L IN G and translucent red.
At the regular meeting o f the yellow , orange. :.rr.e-eoloced —
grade school P -T-4 March 19 the that's the way to have your eggs
following officers were elected: O r­ this Easter. Even the Bunny is
ville Giloert. president; Mrs K en ­ surprised at these novel eggs, foe
they're a bit of mimicry done
neth McDcr.ald. first vice president;
with fruit-flavored gelatin.
Durlm Hammcn. second vice pre.-;-
Like the real
dent; Mrs Varner Hopkins. secre­
McCoy, t h e s e
tary Charles W itty, treasurer These
eggs are good
officers will be installed April 18
f r y. ungsteri
The high school P -T A elected
the unique
officers March 2 They were as fo l­
w a y t h e y 're
• hatched" w ill
lows Earl Saar.a president: Louis
Prat: vice president: Edr.a DeHay-
en. secretary, and Wesley T o lliv e r.'
treasurer.
Misses Shirley Haney. Sharrcn
Anderson. Linda Blanche and Mas­
ter Pete Hammcn danced in 'h e
junior gold and green ball floor show fascinate them Fcr added appeal,
serve them in neats of snowy
Saturday evening.
Sunday Mrs Durlin Hammcn and white or green-tir.ted coconut.
JE LLIE D EASTFR EGGS
K ay attended the Gladys Peterson
(Dessert ar Salad»
piano recital in Parma.
Miss Elaine Kurta was honored
Dissolve 1 package fruit-flavor­
on her second birthday with a party ed gelatin (any flavor» in 1 cup
Monday afternoon. The I I little hot water. Add 't cup cold water.
guests played games and ate ic e . Four into 8 egg shell5, u'ing fun­
nel or small pitcher. Set eggs on
cream and cake.
Mr and Mrs Doyle Lawder and end in egg container. Chill over
children o i Rupert, Ida . were week­ night.
Dip “ eggs'’ quickly in warm
end guests o f Mrs Lawder's parents.
water, crack shells and peel off.
Mr and Mrs A M Hammcn.
Mr and Mrs Lew Dykstra. Mr Serve jellied eggs .n nests made
o f shredded lettuce or coconut.
and Mrs. Lou MoCoy o f Ontario and
Garnish w ith candy eggs, cut
M r and Mrs. Dale Oler.n were Sun­
fruit, mayonnaise, or sweetened
day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs
whipped cream Makes 8 Easter
Hugh Glenn.
eggs
Mr and Mrs. Richard Dalton. Mr
•To rem ove yolks and whites',
and Mrs Kenneth Smith. Mr ar.d crack small end of each egg slight­
Mrs. James Peterson and Mr and ly. Pick aw ay enough of shell so
Mrs Durlin Hammcn attended the that the yolk and white w ill drop
L X )S Elders banquet in Ontario out Rinse inside of shell with
Friday evening.
cold water.
Mr and Mrs Erbar. Keyser of
.Vote Use egg volks and whites
Paul. Ida., and Mr and Mrs. John to prepare scrambled eggs for
Stewart o f Buhl, Ida . visited with "a ster breakfast (A N S )
Mr and Mrs Dick Kreigh last w e e k - --------------— ------------------------
end. The Keysers were returning granddaughter, b. rr. to Mrs. B.ll
home from Detroit where they pur- Hamilton Saturday afternoon,
chased a new car.
Mr and Mrs Lynn Hu:-: of K.r.g-
Mr. and Mrs Irvin T o p liff, Mr man Kelony were dinner guests of
and Mrs Ronald Saxton, M r and Mr and Mr- Dudle- K^rtz and Mr
Mrs. Dudley Kurtz. Mr and Mrs. and Mrs M. L K _r:z Friday even­
Dale Glenn and Mrs Stanley Hill ing.
attended the 20-40 Supper club St.
Modern Pioneer club will be held
Patrick's day party held at the a: the home o f Mr Carl Hill Tues-
U. P church Tuesday evening. The day afternoon
group voted to raise funds for a _______________
baptismal fountain which will cost
about 9135 They are planning a
chilli supper Thursday night to be
held in the church basement. The
Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
public Is invited,
Phone 99h-R3
The Adrian home extension group
met at the home of Betty Glenn
O K K met Wednesday, afternoon
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Edna Mae
at the home o f Mrs Gerald Slippy
Wimsott, the county home exten­
with Mrs Chet Mills and Mrs. Bob
sion agent, gave the demonstration
M orfitt as oo-ho :esses. Two gue--ts,
in "Better Buying."
Mrs Bertha Ciilbertson o f Califor­
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Glenn, Mr. and
nia and Mrs. Nellie Newbill of Nys­
Mr Dick Kreigh. Mr and Mrs. Dud­
sa, attended. Door prizes were won
ley Kurtz and Mrs. Arlene Sparks
by Mrs. Charley Culbertson and Mrs
attended a pinochle party ot the
Kenneth McDonald Bingo was play­
Kenneth Price home Mark H art­
ed and Mrs. Bertha Culbertson. Mrs.
ley and Leota Kreigh won high.
O.^car Houston and Mrs Harlan
Dudley Kurtz and June Hartley won
,
,
Koger were winners. Refreshments
traveling and Dale and Betty Glenn
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n low
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| °* home-made ice cream and cook­
won
ies were served.
Mr and Mrs. Wesley Piercy, Mrs.
Mrs. Werner Peutz entertained a
Arlene Sparks and Linda. Mr and
group of friends Saturday evening
Mr M L Kurtz and Mr and Mr,.
in honor o f her hu-band's birthday.
C. B Hill were Sunday dinner guests
Gue-ts were Mr and Mrs Bill Willis
o f Mr and M r; K I Peterson of
and children o f Adrian; Mr and
Adrian
Mrs. Robert M orfitt of Owyhee dam
The U P church board met at the
and Toots Peutz.
Dick Kreigh home Thursday even­
Mr Byrd Walters returned home
ing.
Thursday evening from Boise where
Mrs. C. B Hill and Mrs. Lydia
-he had been with her father. Ralph
Worden called on Mrs. Sipes in the
Jones, when he was operated on at
Caldwell hospital Thursday after­
the veterans hospital.
noon.
..ght at the Kenpeth Pr.ce home
Mt Charley Culbertson and Mrs
Berth* Culbertson visred with Mrs
Lynn Kygar Sunday while the men
» rked with the cattie. Mr *r.d
Mr
Ke.th Kygar and children of
Parma were Sunday guests at the
Lynn Kygar home also.
Nancy Hill of Adrian spent Sun­
day afternoon with Brenda Walters
who was visiting here from Boi-e
that day.
Mr; Lee Levitt entertained with
dinner Sunday for Mr and Mrs.
Archie Mo=e and Richard and Mary
Lovitt who have March birthdays.
National Potato
Acreage Increased
and an increase in the » « « {e r n state«
of B percent.
S> me of the early pring are»«
have increased 18 per cent more,
Bond said, bringing the total of ex­
pected production of potatoes up to
the levels of 1946 and 1960 In those
years large amounts o l potatoes were
bought by the government under
price supports, and prices lor sup.
plies moving in the trade were near
cost of production levels. Past ex­
perience has shown that normal na­
tional consumption will use up a-
round 360 million bushels o f potatoes
annually I f growers carry through
with the acreage sho»wn by their
planting intentions, production at
average yields would total between
370 and 365 million bushels.
Acreage o f corn this year, accord­
ing to the planting intentions report,
The last report of national potato will result in about 15 percent less
acreage to be available ahead cf production than last year, with bar­
local planting time is in according ley about 10 per cent less.
to Turner Bond, county extension
agent The U. S. Department of A g­
The famous cherry trees in Wash­
riculture report of intentions to ington, D. C., blossom in April ar.d
plant, released March 19, shows an May
mcrease in intended potato acreage
of 6 -a precent nationally over 1952,1 Henry V II I had six wives.
From where I
Joe Marsh
"Biff" Falls for
His Own Story
B if f M organ’« fon r-year-*ld
daughter Rusty is something of a
night owl. Stays awake way past
her bedtime.
Every night Mrs. Morgan com­
plained about how hard it was to
get Rusty to go to sleep. Finally
B iff decided to handle the situa­
tion. “ Anyone can get a kid to
sleep — takes a little patience!
Here, hand me her storybook.”
He grabs the book and goes
into Rusty’s room. About an hour
later Rusty comes padding out in
pajamas and hands her mother
the book. “ Read it quietly," she
whispers, “ ao we don’t wake
Daddy.”
From where I sit. Biff won't be
so quick to be a “child-care spe­
cialist” the next time. If we could
just resist being such “know it
alls,” our neighbors would be
better off. Take those who would
deny me a glass of beer with my
supper — well. I might not care
for the buttermilk they like. We
all ought to realize that we all
have different abilities and dif­
ferent preferences, too.
Owyhee
ASsEM Bl V OF GOD
Frank C C«iey. Pastor
ftvuth In* and Reece Are.
10 a m . Sunday school
11 a m.. morning worship
• p m . evangefcstK service
T u e a . 8 p m prayer serv.ee.
m
B p m . young peop.e
7.45 p m . evangelistic service.
Eggs, These
Medrra PVeseer ( lab
P beate M U
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C h *r~ « and Dor. Share sent a tru *
l ad 40 O ctane Lynn Kygar.. Char­
ge Culbertson and Werner and Toots
Peuu sprayed and branded cattle
a: the K ygar place Sunday
Mr and Mrs Marx Hartley and
children were dinner guests at the
Sam Hartley home Sunday. Joanne
H anley was heme for the week-end
from Br.gam Young university m
Utah
Sunset Valley livestock 4-H club
, met with Larry Culbertson Satur­
day There were 20 member pres­
ent Mrs Robert Smith o f Nyssa
brought her brother, Paul Knot-
t ingham , to the meeting and visited
nuh Mrs Culbertson.
Rudolph Hite took his grandson.
Jimmy Abbott, back to Hair.e? Sun-
1 day after Jimmy had spent his
spring vacation here with his grand­
father and uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs Omar Hite.
Sirs Clyde HcJte enjoyed a visit
from two o f her cousins Friday. They
were Den Alspaugh of Los Angeles
and Glenn Alspaugh. who is on fur-
lt ugh from the army in Korea where
he has been stationed.
Sunday evening guests in the E E
Crocker home were Mr and Mrs.
Perry Bole and Mr and Mrs Brown,
all of Vale. Mr and Mrs Ed Ca e
and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs Lee
Saxton and family.
Charlotte and Ronald Ditty of
Ontario spent Thursday in the T.
H Brewer home Mrs. Brewer took
the young people home Friday.
Mrs. Esther Koger and Mrs Lura
Miilestead attended the Associated
club meeting in Ontario Saturday
as representatives from the O K K
Mr and Mrs Donald DeHaven and
Debbie o f Weiser were Sunday guests
at the Omar Hite home.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Mayes have
visited a few days in the A C. H a n ­
kins home before leaving for British
Columbia on a vacation.
Mrs. Nellie Newbill of Nyssa spent
a few days last week with Mrs. Ellis
Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Walters had
all their children home for dinner
Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Jack Walters
c f Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Waiters
and Brenda of Boise and Mr. and
Mrs. Byrd Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hartley a t­
tended a pinochle party Saturday
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FIRST thing
in the morning
. . . LAST thing
at night
h
“u ¡ y r s j r r
i arC /af tu
eluded Mrs. Kirkland and daughters.
The losers of the sophomore mag- Vfr
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“nd **«•
• »«d Chil- .
the winning Junior McGinnis team L iG r a ndl ^
w°f
Friday the 13th at Anita Pratts
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home The group played Games and
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danced. Th e teachers present were
leave April 1 tor Jamaica to become
Mr and Mrs. Glenn Ward. Athol
missionaries.
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Sayre, and Mr Detlenne
Mrs. Kenneth Parker Is spending
Mr and Mrs Babe Hamilton an­
a few days at the Viv Marshall home
nounce the arrival of their third
after having surgery at the Nyssa
hospital.
Park Avenue and Third Street
Che: Mills shipped two truck loads
Hembert A hie*. O. F. M.
o
f
fat cattle to Portland Saturday !
Mass Sunday at 8 and 10 a. m
and daily at 8 a. m.
9 a m . Catechism classes.
line sale
sale race
rare held
heldTherr
azine
their party for ;
ÄT r % u t * EFIM O F II. CHURCH
C. T. Crenshaw. Er, 1 er
I 46 a m Sondai
I I a m . morning worship
thing you
do
in the
morning and the last thing at night is to switch the
lights on and o if. Bel ween times your day is filled
with using the multitude of electric services to per­
form your work with a minnnim of vour own energy.
I he tasks performed hy electricity in this modern
day are numbered hy the dozen. You are using more
electricity than ever before because it is the most
valuable hired hand you can hire, yet the cheapest.
No Fiddling
Round with Us
We Give . . .
• Good Service
• Quality Food
W * A r* Open 24
Hour* Daily-
me w»»
Wednesday 8 p en. prayer unr.ca
family budget—high in value, low in cost. W h e re els«
can you get so much for the pennies per day you
spend for electricity’?
I d a h o P o w e r ’s a v e ra g e ra te s fo r h o u s e h o ld electrUl
service a re 35 p e r c e n t b e lo w th e n a tio n a l a v e ra g *
I D A H O V p O > V E R
¿ & c 2 t e £ U .D < * * So M U O t-C ostsS o
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11 a m . n a riin i
eve*
first
In fact, electricity is the biggest bargain in th«
I H I Rt H OF CHRIST
Parma. Id ah«
McConnel Ave.
O. E Robins«». Minister
10 a m . Bible study
11 a. tn , morning worship.
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Sunday evening service.
Wednesday, S p m . Bible study.
Bps.
tlie
house heated, preserving your food and heating water.
CHURCH OK THE BRETHREN
Christian Center Mission
East 2nd and'Ehrgood
10 a m , Sunday school.
11 a m , morning worship
7 30 p m.. evangelistic service.
M I S S I» »* « R t B \ P 1 I « T ( HI b
Cidre L e» Id b ff P talee
10 a m . Sunday school
ere,
At night, electricity goes on working—keeping vour
A D K I W COM M UNITY CHURCH
Henry E. Moore. Pastor
10 a. m , Bible school.
11 a. m „ morning worship.
11 a m . Junior church.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Adrian, Oregon
10 a m , church school.
11 a. m , morning worship.
Chn nres
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