Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, June 11, 1953, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. N YSSA. OREGON. TH U RSD AY. JUNE II. ISS3
Fine and Judy remained here until
1’hurscay.
Mrs. Roy and Mr- George H.ra;
and Mrs. Stanley Hill attended a
party a: the Reger Noland home
M odern Pion eer Club
Wednesday evening
Mrs. Fern
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Hatch of Adrian was hostess.
Mrs Anna D S Pratt o f Lebanon,
Oreg has been a guest at the Eugene
Too late for U*t week
tea at the high schoo Sunday after­ and Lou Prat homes the past week
The Modern Pioneer Club met at noon The past president, Marcelyn
She went to Utah Friday. May 22’
the home of Mrs Lydia Wooden Me Kinley, installed the ne« pres­ accompanied by Jeanie Pratt, to at­
with Mrs Elvin Wooden as hostess. ident, Jackie Smith Mrs R D Mc­ tend the graduation of a grand
Due to Mary’s having the masles, Kinley and Mr- E B Smith poured daughter, Jenny Dunton. She re­
Mrs. Elvin Wooden was unable to at the tea. Punch, tea and cookies turned Wednesday and spent the
have the meeting in her own home. were served A program was present­ remainder of the week in her son’s
Mrs. Hutchison was a guest The next ed as follows: a piano solo by Lorr­ homes here, leaving for Lebanon
meeting will be held at the home of aine Vane de Water, a vocal solo by Monday morning
Mrs. Stanley Hill and will be a “ Melba Price, and a dance number by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Overstreet
White Elephant" G ift exchange.
Kaye Hammon The program was an­ of Boise were guests at the M L
Mrs. Wayne Best, who has been nounced by Katherine Thiel.
Judd home Memorial Day.
Mrs W J Weese and Mrs J M.
visiting at the home of her parents,
Margaret Butler and her mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Saxton left Tues­ Mrs. Vern Butler, attended a tea at Powell of Ontario were guests at the
day for Canada, talcing her daught­ the Dyre Roberts home in Wade dis­ M O. Judd home Tuesday.
Jeanie Pratt of Nyssa spent sev­
er, Lebearey Matthews with her.
trict Friday afternoon. The tea was
The regular meeting of the Newell prepared by members of the 4-H eral days last week at the Lou Pratt
Heights pre-school study froup cooking club honoring their mothers. home due to the absence of her
was canceled because of so many It was the last meeting of the season. mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Pratt and chil­
cases of measles.
Jack Barrett and Ann Davis of
Mr and Mrs. Forest Hardman Shreman, Texas and Mr Barret’s dren, accompanied by Mrs Anna
purchased a new Dodge this week. sister and husband. Mr and Mrs Ll­ Pratt and Young Michael Pratt
Mr and Mrs. J-ake Borge and fam­ oyd Hoxie of Salem were guests at spent Memorial Day in Ontario at
ily and Mr and Mrs. Henry Reuter the Vern Butler home Friday. Mr. the home of Mrs. Pratt's sister and
attended a Farm Bureau leglisative Barrett is a boyhood friend of Mr husband, Mr and Mrs, El wood Carr
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Correll and
committee meeting Monday evening, Butler.
at the Lou Pratt home.
Mrs Dudley Kurtz and Mrs. Dick two young friends of Umitilla, Mr.
and Mrs. El wood Carr of Ontario,
Farmers in the community have ■ Kreigh helped instruct the children and Mrs. Joe Stam of Nyssa were
at
the
United
Pres-byterian
daily
va­
their beet thinning pretty well finish­
callers at the Lou Pratt home Sun­
cation Bible school this past week
ed up this week.
day afternoon.
Mrs Kreigh’s 4-H Sewing club met
The Adrian high school Girl’s
Cliff Wright of Salem, Farm Bur­
at
the
church
basement
in
Adrian1
League held its annual mother's tea
eau director, called at the Dick
Thursday and practised modeling Kriegh and Kenneth Smith homes
their skirts for the spring 4-H show. Monday on business.
Mr and Mrs. Prank Mowreader' Due to the heavy rain and hail
and family of Ontario and Mr. and storm Sunday evening, the irriga­
Mr- Dudley Kurtz went on a weiner tion ditches in Newell Heights,
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roast and picnic Saturday evening which had been empty, were running
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at Owyhee dam.
full to overflowing. The odor of - ige
Mr. and Mr- Rube Graham went brush was in the water as it had
to Buhl for Memorial Day and wa. hed down over the hills.
brought Mr- Graham’s father, S.L.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kindling
Thurman, back with them.
Mr. and Mrs. M L Kurtz were at cf Midvale, Utah visited over the
O A SA SI
A IM
the I C. Durnil home in Ten Davis week-end at the Max Jones h me.
for a family dinner on Memorial They returned to their home Sunday
Margaret Bates is spending this
Day.
Mr. and Mr-. M. L. Kurtz and Rev. month visiting in Coos Bay at the
and Mrs. Henry Mo. re were guests hrme of her brother and sister-in-
at the C. R. Mills h^me in Adrian la v. Mr. and Mrs Tommy Bates.
Sunday at a 6 o’cli ck dinner.
Ray Simpson has been ill with
pneumonia the pa-t week.
Mr. and Mrs. R j i Norland ar.d
sons v re dinner gue.-t rl tlie Mar­
tha Norland home in Apple Valley.
The Dale Glenn- and the Dudley
Kurtzs were in E i-e Friday after­
noon and evening. While there they
vi.-ited Dudley Kurtz- aunt, Mrs. \i.
does G E N E R A L
W. Me Laughlin, and attended a 3D.
show for the first time.
A M E R I C A save 1 5 % on
On Memorial Day, Mrs. Roger Nor­
lands brother and wife, Mr. and
fire insurance costs for
Mrs. Bruce Healy. and her uncle,
th ou sand s of owners
Frank Pack all c f Caldwell, were
dinner guests at the Norland home.
better properties?
Mr>. C M Norri and
of Nampa were gue.-ts at the C. B.
Ask us.
Hill home Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hammon left
REN STRO M
Friday morning for a visit with re­
Insurance
latives in Ogden,.
A g en cy
Mrs. Durlin Hammon and Kaye
accompanied Mrs. Sid Flannagan,
Terry and Patty and Mrs. Lloyd
Wilson to Boise Thursday evening
where they attended the spring fol­
lies presented by the Travelstead
trocp of dancers.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Fine and Judy
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arrived Sunday evening from Glenns
Ferry to be guests at the C. B. Hill
home. Mr. Fine returned to Glenns’
Ferry Monday morning, but Mrs.
Newell Heights News
"On The Spot"
with
Smiiing Service
W e're alw ays on
the spot . . . to in­
sure that all-a­
round perfect ser­
vice a car deser­
ves. Gas up or
free air —Service
with a smile!
f ISU FRY” FISH
1 egK
.
IV
1'«
cups evaporated
m:.k
1 cup sifted flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
'« teaspoon salt
>. cup corn meal
2 pounds cleaned and boned fL-h
Cut fish in serving size pieces.
Beat egg Add milk Sift flour with
baking powder and salt Add corn
meal Add egg-milk mixture and mix
quickly Sprinkle fish with salt, then
dip in batter. Fry in deep hot fat
375F.> until brown, about 3 min­
utes. Makes 6 to 8 servings.
P A G E THREE
t HIH OI ATI ( 111 V IISI Nl> u :
2'-j squares chocolate
cup milk
3 4 cup light brown sugar
S tea-poon vanilla
cup crunchy peanut butter
1 quart vanilla ice cream
Shave chocolate into small pieces
and heat with milk, over very low
heat, until chocolate is melted, stir­
ring constantly Beat with rotary
beater until smooth. Add sugar and
cook over low heat until mixture
bubbles Add vanilla Stir in pen-
nut butter. Serve over ice cream
Serves 6
SEND YOUR CLEAN IN G
REPAIR
to
Radio and Refrigeration
PARMA
DRY CLEANERS
Pick Up and D elivery
Monday — Thursday
Phone Parm a 3-3131
C ollect
HERB'S
RADIO SERVICE
501 Main St.
Nyssa
Ore.
Dial 2118
JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH
W e Are Proud to be Related to the Dairy Industry, and W e Are Happy to be Able
to Serve Dairymen with
Pillsbury’s Best Dairy Feeds
Rllsbury’s
Best
Announcing . . . .
. . . . the Winners of
CALF PELLETS
SAVES WORK .
T I M E . . . MILK
PILLSBURY'S
Cali Pellel Conlest
..
Here’s a specialized feed for
VV. J. DILLON—Adult Winner
Route 2, Nyssa
busy, short-handed farmers and
d airym en . . . ideal for raising
better ca lves and reducing the
[BEST
tim e and hard work usually re­
JERRY REED. Rte. 2, Nyssa
GLORIA PLAZE. Rte. 1, Ontario
quired in tending to them. Come
in and let us explain the work­
saving, milk-saving advantages
of this Pillsbury’s Best method
of raising better calves.
A co m p le te , ready to-
use feed — require* only
hay, salt, and w ater.
F orm ulated with special
attention to recent find-
inn* on Vitam in A and D
requirem ents o f calves.
J
Tied as Youth Winner
Call for Prizes at
NYSSA FEED MILL
318 South 1st St.
W e Give TV Tickets
Dial 3922
BERRETT'S
V
Service
For . . .
HAIL INSURANCE
• • • See
RENSTROM
INSURANCE AGENCY
Nyssa
77tU W EZEM m
'o
&
How to develop more power
in your diesel engines
III
Once Again We Celebrate Malheur County's Leading Industry, and Pause to Pay Tribute
lo Our Dairymen Who Have Had a Part in Enriching Oregon s Economy With a Cash In­
come of More Than $50,000,000 Annually.
f!
T o make sure of full
power and top efficien­
c y from all o f y ou r
d ie s e l en g in es, use
Standard Diesel F up U.
mm
Made to exact specifi­
cations, they are a l­
ways uniform so you
can depend on even
performance at all times. Completely distilled, they
bum cleanly without waste Standard Dieael Fuel
is correct for most diesels. Where a higher cetane
value is required, use Standard Automotive Diesel
Fuel. Tell us the make of your engine and we 11
deliver the fuel you need.
For moro information about Standard Oil Company of Californio products,
call your local Standard man
WILLIAM E. SCHIREMAN
N y sa a
"N ature’s Goodness A t Its Best
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WE CAN ALL BOOST THE DAIRYING INDUSTRY BY:
Drinking more milk this summer
Saving with non-fat dry milk
Finding new uses for cheese
Stretching your budget with evaporated milk
Enjoying the rich flavor of butter
with all meals
Serving Ice Cream. America's favorite
dessert, more often
Nyssa Chamber of Commerce