Nyssa gate city journal., May 14, 1953, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. I HURST AY
PAGE SIX
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Newell Heights
Appio Vüley
Mi
trip
Modern Pioneer l lub
Dial 2135
ar.1 Denny and
Parma were M t
gue - t . a: the E'a:
Mr
Mark M
Sy a were Tue
cue-;- at the T
Pilone 2-27t!t. Parma
Mrs. Woodrow \\.Ison
Alar
M
nd U
ily, David H :
*e veeic-
baby b y of H -,d
■ H.rai and w*
T ie Apple Valley P T A. executive end visitors at th e V.ncen Farrell
go. Plans h m<?. -Several fra
- the B y i
Sever.i
c' mmittee me; a ft a day
ei¿;hb< r>
the baccalaureate Sa’.urdav.
munits
wert made for the la . day cf >ch ol called Saturdav af
md eve-
Mr p.
n high =chool Mi - Eia inc Haney, i¡aught
The vara.u commit ce mem- ning to -ee the r.e x baby.
service a;
IS re
Sunday Ti.' prog n included in- ana Mr.-. E H U
lie about
M ;h -r'- Day d. mer gue.* at the
Rev. T iny Ca-urella; be impre ving at the M ilh
vocal: : i
Ted Dick hi me included Mr. and
she
by
the
high
-p.tal
when?
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morial h
"The
R I K. ihr. Mr irti Mr William
L. J. Bole and Mr ar.d Mr-
SchCMil cii< : i- und* he direction of conf.ned .since April 30 w
B
*i-• i Mi and Mi S.
S J.
J Price,
Pr.ce. ail
all chaa. Boles of Paj
Dclbe:
D. :enne. The principal pneumcni a Elaine ha - been
f ] rm.< helped Gar;. Bay celebrate
Mr. and Me- R. ,m ml Arnold and
speaker wa- Rev. C. James Miller. ly ill hav•:ng had her lunj tapped
f n th birthday Sunday at the n and Mr and Mr. Frar.k Plag-
• Caldwell t w.ee. He : j : antirn >t :tier, ir ther ol
Pre-b> ter. i . church
Id Bay
man visited with Mi and Mi D-
"M ay'the Good L id Bit
u. iK e tp Mr Han v, Mr Elmer Smith ot
\!r R' x Wagn r. Parma, a for- Iron> a, Hamm. • Ida . Sunday
y o u ’ sum? by M
Frank P.ke, ac- R y, Utah 1 .- here v: ltiny her and m r Apple Valley girl ha- a baby
\jr and
Elmer H: k and
ompamed bv Vedi Die R mi en ( f tht E H Haney family.
born on M ther'.- Day.
family a n d 'ju n io r Sorrell, Wilder,
Nyssa. b. n u ll t; <n by B; h >p Jamt
Mr I.- uise Hill. Mary La a Betty
Sunday dinner gu-st- at , the
, . Mar
„
were Sunday dinner guest- at the
Peter-i n Several mu-.
tudents of Glenn, Mayda K irtz. Elean ■ Top-
S N : .and h- mt mciuded Mr. jj..nie 0j \jr a_ ;; y : Vincent Far-
thi-s area -ung in the choru and lift, Frankie Worden and L>- >ta
Mrs. Adam
f Parma, Mr. and rejj
Kr ugh attended the H memaker
played in the band
Elmer Au man ol Adrian, Mr
m : -. Asbcrdahl : Li
jorg, Kan.
the Festival la-t Friday in Ontario. Mr
Mr J e Stephen and family, arrived Thur-d ,v : : ,
Cornmr ncemen »■ x • ■ rc:-<
: . for
f
-day v:-it
medí
*• Mr. and Mr- A:■t N rland and fam- with her sister. Mr- R
graduating class < 1 ¡3' vVl! b. held K;v: I. m cielec
Mr M. L' ily, Mr and Mr . Gen e Ste phen and
t the Adrian
Wednesday i
Thur day M it 14
Several Apple Valley
líeme
Mi
G
-bos ,f Kurtz
on, all iof the C ■ V Hi How commun- tended the scouts circi
high scho: 1. Rev H
M
i'
me
-.viti
•
Da
tty. Mr.
K et r N rland and Saturday night. The c
f B >e m
the Pirn Christian
Edna C!
f Adr.a; i and Mr. and Mr.-.
The H
will be the print pi
Wile
following
sen:
I also in the circus.
1 ; ) i 1 the Daily Vaca-
i
i pL and Mrs. Robi
Shippy of j w.S.C.S. meets Wei
Heights Aili gn
May
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1
1
li-Oii
arrived
Si»turd.
-r a week’s L
-0 at the home o£ Mrs.
Sraltle
rry H t ne y . M;i.
Gary Graham
man
lyn M K*n - i Mr
arl Bo-tor.
A j Seward wa- a S
Fl ;inkie Wer den and M:
visit w ith Mr. and M:
«n n e MeFarlanc M
ay even-
Lydia Worden had aiinner with Mr. and M:•. Shippy - pare
o f Parma. I ;ng dinner gue-t at
ley and I.jui.- S m.
Kenneth
Vtlson and Saunder- hona
Mr. anci Mr . Wotdre
Nvssn visited h er and Mrs. Alfred C< jí tly at Rid^e-
Mr Leo Fife
family ar.d Mr Mary E. li diner oi
ar,d
mother, Mr LI yd,
he h< tnt f v;i' v sunaa;..
Mr. and Mr
Con W.!
her sister. Mi J i Haney Sunday
\Vt tine, clay night a group of moth- Ontario spent Sunday with the Otto Larry, Mr. and Mr- L; yd Caldwell,
the ixth, seventh and eighth 1*' simer family at Council.
Mr . M. L. Judd returned home er
, Mr. and Mr-. D. A. Rogers, Ros- Mr. and Mr J . k Wil . n, Jimmy
1 .veil, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brumgaugh
and baby, Homedale, Cpl and Mr-.
Robert Shippey of Seattle, Leroy
Shippy, Parma, Mrs. Anna Boston
PUBLIC FARM SALE
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TERMS— CASH
SALE STARTS 1 O'CLOCK
.-Vi...e and Ferlc club dinner in
i Marv L u and Mr- Sara Miller B i e Monday.
ttended u b.rthday dinner :n h m r
Kt.th Lancaster had the mi.-for-
f O
MW r i the O
M l- tu.’.e i stepp.ng on a nail Friday
r li me in Melba Sundav.
tt.m r.g with a very sore foot resu
Mr Clyde Farweil tf Parma v:-it-
from the incident.
J u; the Ray Rücker h me Sv.ue-
Mr- Bell Lancaster a a - or.e < f the
10J lucky m thers to receive a lovely
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. E mm ir . Jr plant at the Pay-Ont Drive-in theu-
c : Nr.mpa Acre Suncav d.nre-r aue t tr. Sunday evening.
a : the J. E. Scnm ars, Sr . heme.
Mr and Mr-. George Gr.ffin and
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Sample and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gene
mily and Wallace strate v re su :.- jj ney were picu.ckers a: Mann
d ly dinner gue-ts at the B b Edi-aii creek Sunday,
h.tne near Fru.tlar.d,
George Bailey and Olive took El i
Mr and Mr- Kenneth Sounder- McGregor to Paisley, Ore , last week
»nd
m.ly were Sunday callers at
visit with her sister, Mr-. Fred.'
tin Dr. R A Kellcgg home in Nam- ca:> v, and family.
pa and the James Knight home in
Mr and Mr- Andrew Scandal were
Mi 1< let n
Saturday evening guests at a fi.-h-
Mr and Mr- Jack Reed and son fry in ;nt Gene Honey heme,
and Mrs. Stephen were Sunday dm-
Huey L ng was assassinated ir.
ner gue-t- a: the C. C. Melvedt home
September of 1935.
in 3ci.-e.
A.rman 2 c Kenneth L.-le from
Shepherd- Field air base, Texas is
on leave and is visiting in the com-
Hsb-Ur-Sslf
Mr.
M.
Donai
re Sund ay dim*
the Ar : Baker home ir
Mr. oind Mr.'. Le.*ter I
baby c : Klarn^
and M. . Willis Hansel and family
II
Mr-. Ve e
of Boi
Hr. ile amd boys were S'
guc ts at the h
home
<?me of Mr. and Mr-
Jed G ing. In the afternoon Jim
Gr.oing called on the ph ne from
Seattle to wish his nicther a happy
^ '.r.vr Day.
Mr and Mrs. Jack Ri ed ittended
Laundry
Cusiom Laundering
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Eyes come firs!
at every age!
None too young or too
old for periodic eye ex­
aminations. It's the one
sure way to protect eye­
sight for a lifetime of
constant use.
Lise. L . C o t s r n
OPTOMETRIST
Golf Service
Hours, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
10 So. 1st St.
■k
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
Dial (181!)
210 Main
N yssa
Dial 3270
No doubt about it . . .
grade pupils of the Adrian grade
Located 2 m ile s n orth o f Adrian, Oregon, 2 m ile s east on school of the Community church met
to plan the banquet for the 8th grade
Overstreet Road, then :ii miles north, on—
Wednesday, May 20, 195
M A Y 14. 15*1
graduates.
Wednesday after noon the
■ography class <if Adrian
hool with their te;acher. Earl Sauri,
ent on a field tr:p t.) the O
mi. Kaye Kanin ion and V
Lun.h Served on Gr rounds by Guango
LA 1 1 L l
1—Holstein cow, 3yrs old, 5 gal. now.
1— Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, 6 gal. now.
1— Roan cow with calf, 3 yrs. old, 6 gal.
1— Short Horn cow with calf, 3 yrs. old, 6 gal.
1—W hiteface bull, 15 months old.
4—Calves from 2 to 4 months old.
Cows All Abortion Tested.
3 —
Lambs.
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CHICKENS
4—
Dozen laying hens.
3— He s wi h chickens.
32—Ausira Whites, 4 weeks old.
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Mr
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H -jclicn y e a r
a r — f o r fhr* 12th cî
2 Burner hot pTate.
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V* A * 4i
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r n n n c
'accompanied the group..
Mrs. M. M. Ku:lZ tock George
Heavcrin to Parma Thur.-day to
cir.ch ;he train for his home in Colo­
rado. Mr. Heavrin is Mr. Kurtz's
uncle.
The annual school picnic will be
held a: the grade school Friday, May
15 It will be a potluck lunch with
the ri m mothers furnishing the
i drink. There will be a father and
.-on ball game.
The Owyhee Ward of the L. D. S.
church rt< rgamzed its relief society
Sunday evening. Mr- Dewey Gar­
ner .v a - in .-en president; Mrs. Sam
Hart. y. first counsel.-r; Mrs. Wren
Hendric:ks, e•econd cc .. ek>r Mrs.
Gai ner and hu -band recently pur-
cha cd the Kenne 11i Vandc■rpjol
farm.
M
Dudl
Kui /. attendee1 the 1
nd. M i . ns Max-
fu n ? i a 1
W::ie’4.ir,
Onta rio Monday.
TII1UI
t of hono r was ¡
heici
C mm uni:y chur<:h in
Adi
Ten
Borge received
mer
premeteci
)atrol
1st
u s e r s a ro b u y in g m o r a Che vrolr.»
G li a v i l J
{Ran an •/ e th e r m a k e .T h a t c o u îc in ’ t
trucks
true u • i . c- s s
i t u ck s o ’Terc J m o re c f v /h at y o u v /a n t .
, 1953 s official s.»lcs figures tel! ! a remarkable
clear-cut and dccisivc prefer.'ncc for Clvcv-
cks. But, this is not ' surprising. for truck users
ere tire discovering how far ahead of all
Chevrolet trucks k . i Ily arc.
C .e v io ' 1
i ¿H
w i l iw iljll A
:t riel
1— L!
1— Vise
1 — Hand drill.
1
1 — Forge.
Airead
story i
Allot ti
cvcryw
others
bv
B.i
Sin
Pr.
5—M :lk cans and pails.
T -J V ^ A
1
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Th
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,
i ' ’ ,
ilK
pen
master ctv;incs in heavy-tij
, . the re mark a;
mo
economy . . • \ die extra rny.'cilitcss and
stn
'f heavier, more rig.d frame c- astruction.
And. in acIdilion to all the .: advantages, the Chevrolet
lint ■ lists fnr less than, any < >ther trucks of comparable
size ’ tìfici copacity. So, befo:re you buy ary truck, stop
in and set : us.
M OTORS
N YSSA. OLE.
320 MAIN
1
public sorvlc? p r e 1
lo piomst« safer driving.
DIAL 2224
il 1 »Sing r sewing machine« forks«
shovels, log chains and miscellaneous.
H Tractor, 1946. McCormick-Deering Farmall.
Trail plow.
Disc, Tandem.
Melke Y o u r V a ca tio n
Mower, horse drawn.
Vacatio
Hay rake, horse drawn.
Disc, horse drawn.
2 —
G O U N IO N PACIFIC
Harrows, horse drawn.
The moment you step a b o a r d your Union Pacific train . . ,
your vacatio n b e g in »1 You le a v e all cares b ehind.
Two way plow, horse drawn.
Manure Spreader, McCormick Deering, All-
steel.
New Idea side-delivery rake.
1— Bull float.
1— Leveler.
Horse fresno.
2—
I—W agon.
1—
1— Slip.
1— Hay swather.
4— Steel barrels of stock syrup.
G e t the most out of your v acatio n .
extra pleasure, go Union Pacific.
Sets of harness and collars.
CK
JfF i
five
o n d unt:U r
69—Twcnty-foct p cljs.
H. H. HAKEY.
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rton, Jcx
Clerk: L. II. Frills
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O n a U nion Pacific train there
a re no d r iv in g w orries a n d you
a r r iv e rested o n d refreshed
If
a car is ne e d e d , it s conven ien t
a n d in e x p e n s iv e to rent one on
a r r iv a l
S'roM obout os you p le a se . . .
meet new friends
. en|Oy the
hosp'tahty of the lounge
1—Stock trailer.
Grain Drill.
2—
E n p y f a m o u s U ni on Pacific
meol » that a p p e a l ’’. The f e a ­
tured d i ni n g car item for M a y is
fresh c au gh t Brook Trout — deb
cious in a dehcote butter sauce'
Y o u hov e a wi de choice of a c ­
c o mmoda ti on»
Pul l mon», with
section», roomette», bedroom»,
d r a w i n g room», c omportment »,
C oac hes , with reserved reclining
seats.
Through your w in d o w w atch
o co n tm u o h y c h a n g in g p a n o ­
r a m a unfold
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h. Clayton T . hirgi
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For
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W h e rev er you go, for
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