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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5. 1953
Buena Vista
Mrs. Alva Goodell
Dial 2804
Mr and Mrs. Maynaad Thompson
ci Rawlins, Wyo., visited last week
at the Leslie Topliff home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Coats
spent the week end at the George
Cleaver home. Mr. Coats and Mr
Cleaver are cousins and had not
seen each ocher for 40 years. The
C ats were enroute home to Port-
FREE TURKEYS
are coming
Nov. 12 to 25th
PAGE SEVE»
lanJ after visiting at Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
Mr and Mrs. Jchn B--ven cf Vale
vere Wednesday evening dinner
iuests at the LaVern Cleaver home
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen and
family spent Sunday evening visit-
ning guests at the Ward Lundy, Jr.
I k me.
Ward Lundy, Sr. and Rcbert Run­
corn were in Portland la-t week on
business.
Mr. and Mrs Bill Brocks of Haz-
elton. Idaho viuted Sunday at the
ner attended a sale and Mrs. Tan­
ner visited her cousm, Car.-etta
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Oir of Hernia-
ton visited several days the pa*t
week with his sister. Mr*. Letter
Cleaver and family.
Winter, Mr and Mi >. Jchn Cleaver.
Mr and Mrs LaVern Cleaver, Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Bertram and Mr.
and Mr. Alva Goodell. Four tables
f pinochle were played with Mrs.
O E Cheldelin and Loyd Adam.,
v.uniiig high. Mrs. Alva Goodell
Wilder.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Hill at­
tended a wedding anniversary party
for Mr. and Mrs. Junior Sundell.
The group was in Ontario for din­
ner Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Belles had
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Chadderdon
and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams as
dinner guests.
Mr-. Loyd Adams accompanied
Mrs. Jim Jamieson and Lorraine to
Boise Wednesday.
Sandra Day and Barbara Tanner
attended a Hallowe'en party at Jan-
ell Fife’s home Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCallister of
Owyhee Comers were Friday eve-
homes.
Mr. and Mn Ed Curtain of Port­
land visited Wednesday at the Ward
Lundy. Jr. home.
Mrs. Claude Day and children of
\drsan spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Howard Day.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B Hoffman left
Saturday for Nebraska where they
will visit their son. Hugh Hoffman
and other relatives
Guy Tanner, George Bessendorf-
fer. Willis Bertram, Howard and
Claude Day. Lloyd and Le.ter Clea­
ver and Mangus Ekanger were elk
hunting the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner were in
Nampa Wednesday where Mr. Tarv-
Sunday evening with Irvin Topliff
at Adr.an.
Mr and Mrs. George Cleaver and
Mr and Mrs. Alva Ooodell were in
Caldwell Thursday attending a sale
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffltts and
family called on Mr. and Mrs Jim
Ritchie Sunday evening.
Claire Simpson and Martin Tan­
ner attended a Halloween party at
the LDS stake house Saturday eve­
ning.
A potluck dinner was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Clea­
ver Wednesday evenuig Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parr. Mr
Loyd Adams, Mr. and Mrs. O. E
Cheldelin. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs Alva Goodell and George Friday to spend the week-end Mr
Cleaver, traveling.
Jones came home with her daughter
Mrs. Howard Day was an over­ and stayed until Saturday Mr
night guest of Mrs. Jim Ritchie Walters returned to Boise Monday
morning where she is taking treat­
Saturday.
Mr.. James Stephen. Jr. and Mrs . ments at the hospital.
Lloyd Cleaver helped with the Hal- I Mr. and Mrs. Don Franklin and
Vowe’en party a: the ichcol Friday sons of Boise and Mr and Mr* J e
Bennett and children also of Boi..e
afternoon.
had Sunday dinner in the Lynn K\
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gar home.
DRIVER EXAMINER FRIDAY
Mr. and M j Mark Hartley wer:
Friday is the day for the drivers «> Boise Saturday evening to see
license examiners to visit Nyssa Mis. Hartley’s brother, Dave Sav­
again. They will be at the city h a ll, age ;>lav football for the K
m B a m rad I p. n>. to give Falls team when they met the Boise
vritten examinations and the Junior College team.
driving tests.
Mrs. Ed Bassett is caring for five
Owyhee
Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
Dial 3209
of the Beryl Phifer children Luis
week while Mi s. Phifer is in Liu»
Ontario hospital with a new son.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Bigelow visited
in the Janies Stephen, Sr. heme
Sunday afternv*on
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth McDonald
and children drove to Walla W sfh
Saturday morning where they met
Mr Martha Klingback and Fred
who had driven down from Seattle.
The group spent the night and t«.
turned to their respective h u e s
Sunday.
Mr- A C Patter-on arrived ¡Sat­
urday evening from Clinton. Utah.
Lo visit at the home of her sob .
Grant Patterson.
B.»b Sumpter spent the week end
here from Nampa where he worfc»
with the railroad.
Mr
Dudley Kurtz and Fauna
called on M:
Mark Hartley and
hildren Thursday aftarnooh
Mrs. M Atagi had a birth» lay
party for her son. Junior. Satur»iay
afternoon and in Che evening tlie
youngsters went out to ‘Trick or
e.
It’s All Free!
Saturday, Nov.
In appreciation to you people who make our business possible
SPORTS EVENTS
TURKEY SCRAMBLE
For Older Boys and Girls
11:30 A.M.
F R EE BARBECUE
Served on Grade School Lawn
3 LARGE BEEVES
Potatoes, Gravy, Bread,
Onions, Coffee, Cider
You Can't Buy
Anything—
BALLOON SCRAMBLE
For Kiddies
FREE PRIZES
Demonstration by
Ontario National Guard Uni*
IT'S ALL FREE
AIR SHOW BY GOWEN FIELD AIRBASE ISOth FIGHTER SQUADRON DURING BARBECUE
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2:00 P. M.
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8:00 P. M.
F R E E MATI NEE FOR KIDS
BAND CONCERT
At Nyssa Theatre—"Cow Country"
Free Tickets For Show At Nyssa Stores
No Purchase Necessary
The 30-piece Nyssa M unicipal Band Will Play at the
High School Gymnasium, Under Direction
of Leon Burt
: H irvry
NOTICE OF FILING
APPLICATION
FOR A CHANGE IN POINT OF
DIVERSION OF WATER
Notice Is given hereby that Wil-
hemlne Kie.sel Shearman and Wil-
hemlne Kie.sel Shearman, Tustee.
has filed an application for the ap­
proval of a change in point of di­
version of water from Snake River.
Certificate of water right issued
to Wilhemine Kie.sel Shearman and
Wilhemlne Kiesel Shearman, Trus­
tee, and recorded at page 19752. Vol.
14. State Record of Water Right
Certificate, confirms a right under
j Permit No. 12923, to the use of
j water of Snake River for the irriga-
[ tion of, among other lands, 26.5 acres
in NE1« SE 1, and 40 acres in SE'i
SE't. Sec. 9. and 2 acres in Lot 1
[ (NW's S W \ > and 29.8 acres in Lot
| 2 (SWV4 SW'4), Sec. 10, and 29.8
in NW'i NWS and 10 2
m SW\
NW1,. Sec. 15, T. 19 S.,
R. 47 E..W.M., with a date of prior­
ity of January 3, 1938 These lands
! are Irrigated by means of a pump-
i ing plant, the point of diversion of
said pumping plant being located
2260 ft. S. and 2070 ft. W. from NE
corner of Sec. 16. and being within
Lot 2 (SW'.NWU), said Sec. 16.
T. 19 S„ R. 47 E , W. M.
The applicats herein, owners
of the lands above described, pro­
pose to change the point of diversion
| downstream to a point to be located
| 913.5 ft. S. from NW corner of Lot
2 <SW‘, NW1.», and being within
aid Lot 2 ( S W \ NW',». Sec. 15,
T. 19 S., R. 47 E.. W. M.
All persons interested are notified
hereby that a hearing will be held
at the county court house at Vale,
Ore., on Dec. 22, 1953, at 10:00 a.m.
All objections to the proposed change,
if any there are, will be heard at
said time and place. Any objections
shall be prepared in writing, one
copy to bo served on Stanley Rob­
ins, Mgr., The Fred J. Kiesel E-tate,
I Ogden, Utah, and one copy mailed
to the State Engineer, Salem. Ore.,
: together with a $2 filing fee at least
! 10 days prior to the date set for
j hearing. If no objections are filed,
the application may be approved by
I the S ta t; Engineer without a hearing.
Dated at Salem, Ore., this 26th
day of Oct 1953.
CHAS. E STRICKLIN.
State Engineer.
First publication Oct. 29, 1953.
Last publication Nov. 12, 1953.
FESTIVAL
Most Nyssa
Business Houses
Will Be Closed From
12 to 2 So We and
Our Personnel Can
Join You.
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Paul Okano, k - m
Ruy, Rudy and M iry Atagi
Mrs. A«ukj. Ataci and her threw
children Ruy, Rudy and Mary ar­
rived in Seattle last month from
Japan and came to make their h< me
here with her brother, Esov Atagi.
Mr. and Mr. Orson Barrett re­
turned to their home in Roy, Utah
after visiting for several days at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pat­
terson.
Mrs. Ray Sumpter and Jerry of
Payette spent Thursday with Mrs.
“Port” Sumpter and David.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slippy went
to Vaie Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Klech and Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Howard of Nyssa
called on Mr. and Mrs. John McAl­
lister Sunday evening.
IT’S ALL O N THE H O U SE
That’s Nyssa’s Big
10 A.M.
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No Tickets to B u y -N o Merchandise Purchase Necessary
HARVES
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mg the party and having ice < r e a s
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GET RESULTS
GATE CITY JOURNAL ADS
FREE - H A R V E S T
B A L L - FREE
At Nyssa High School Gymnasium
10 P. M.
Coronation Ceremony
Crowning oi
QUEEN S Y L V I A I
an d Her
Royal Attendants
by
SEN. ELMO SMITH
10:15 P. M.
DANCE
by,
KEN BORT'S FOLLIES
to the
1-hr Floor Show
ENCHANTI NG
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.i» a'-'t
r i ili ir la g
Carolyn Patt©i»on — Judy Volt©
Music of
Former Snake River Stampede Rodeo Queens
in Cowboy Numbers
Charles Steffen's
7-pc. Orchestra
5fi
Just Driving ly ?
. . . . Thra tha
Patty Smith
PLEASURE
Acrobatic—Tap Dance Numbers
w ill all b* yours
if you stop in.
And Olher Ousfanding Talent
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Dancing from 9—1
Berrell s Cafe
Teresa Anderson
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Harvest Festival Co-sponsored by Nyssa CHAMBER of COMMERCE and BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION
Manager
Nyssa
iQ,t)ial 9972
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