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TH E N Y S S A GATE C IT Y J O U R N A L . N Y S S A . OREGON. TH U R SD AY'. N O V E M B E R 26, 1953
dom cf wor hip. according to Mrs. ed a pinochle party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Jake Groot of Ny-sa
Laurence.
The local members donated to this Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H 'f f and family
cause.
were Sunday dinner guests at the
The next meeting will be held home of Mr. and Mrs. M C. Seuell.
Dinner Guests
December 3 at the home of Mrs.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Sher­
M Sit. and Mr.s William Braden Donald Graham.
man Keck one day last week was Mr.
Livestock producers pre-ent at the
_a.
and family, Leroy Braden and Mrs.
Keck's brother, Ray Keck.
annual meeting of the Malheur
Lulu Tyhurst of Weiser were dinner Thanksgiving Dinner
Mrs. Oscar Samuels and Velda at­ County Live.-toek association in Vale
guests Friday evening of Mr and
tended a basketball game at N.N.C. last weekend voted four to one
G
iven
By
A
u
x
iliary
Mrs. Pat Braden. Sgt Braden and
in Nampa Friday night. Terrel re­
Members of the Eagles Auxiliary turned home with them to spend the against direct price supp. rts for
his family have been stationed in
beef cattle, according to Tom Me
Japan for the past four years and and their hu-bands met at the F. week-end.
Elroy, president of the association,
are en route to an Air Base in Virg­ O. E. hall Tuesday . Nov. 17 fer a pot
Miss Janeal Fitzsimmons of Fruit, elected at the meeting.
luck Thanksgiving dinner.
inia.
land was an overnight guest of Miss
Appearing on the ballot was also
The
regular
business
meeting
was
+ —•:•
Deanna Evans Wednesday
1
a
choice for increased government
held following the dinner. Mrs. Mar­
Legion A u x ilia ry
Horace Wood joined the air force
ion Tracy was installed as inside last Thursday He will leave Nov 30 purchase of beef to -hip to needy
i countries. No matter how they voted
Donates To Causes
guard. The next meeting will be to go to Lackland Air Force Base in
on the direct price support question,
Members of the American Legion held Tuesday, Dec. 1 and will be Texas where he will take his train­
they were nearly unanimously agreed
auxiliary met Thursday evening at formal initation.
ing.
that increased buying directly from
The auxiliary sponsored a card
the Veterans Hall. The group voted
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Seuell and the producers for the purpose of
to send $2 to the TB Health associ­ party last Saturday evening with family were Sunday aftern :on guests relief stricken areas would help in
ation. Plans were made to fix three prize winners as follows: pinochle.: at the home of Mr. and Mr.,. M. C.
preventing the further decline of the
Thanksgiving baskets for needy fam­ Mrs. John O.rirom, high and Mrs. Seuell.
I
cattle
market. Along this .same line,
Bernard Frost, second: bridge, Mrs.
ilies.
Mr. and Mrs. George Groot were a resolution was adopted by the a s ­
Bert
Lienkaemper,
high
and
Mrs.
Mrs. Rolland Laurence gave a
dinner gue-ts of Mr. and Mr.-. George sembly urging that no foreign meat
report on the American Legion aux­ Herb Fisher, second and canasta, Smit last Sunday.
be shipped into this country at less
Mrs.
Dale
Garrison
high
and
Mrs.
iliary district conference held in
Mrs. George Pulsipher. Geraldine - than parity price. This stand was
Wilbur
Holcomb,
second.
Vale. November 14. All state officers
and Corynne, and Mrs. Paul Thom­
The next card party will be held son left Monday for Seattle to at­ 1 taken because along with an cver-
were present. She told the members
i supply of beef in this country, in-
of plans being made for Mrs. Eva Saturday, Dec. 12.
tend the wedding of Miss Mary Jo : creased imports would be in com-
Burdett. National president of the
Jenkins, daughter c f Mrs. George
d
auxiliary, to help sponsor, with ail. Men Prepare And
Pulsipher. She was married Nov. 24. -upply, Also, the fact that the cost
Legion posts and auxiliary units,1 Serve Elk Dinner
She has been attending college near of producing beef ha, stayed about
^ little wooden churches, to be built
Seattle.
on a level, or increased if anything,
Houston Wilson, Dr. John Olsen,
along the East-West frontier in Ger­
Jean Evans stayed overnight with and thnt prices for live cattle have
Edward
Boydell
and
Warren
Farmer
many. The Churches, of Catholic,
Sherry Dale of Fruitland Thursday ! dropped nearly one-half in the past
Jewish and Protestant denomination, planned, prepared and served a bar­
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Chesney and eighteen months does not put live­
will prove to the Communist people becued elk dinner Sunday evening Francis visited their cousin, Mr. and stock in a position to compete with
that American people have the free- at the Farmer home for their wives. Mrs. Clark Percy and family near meat produced in countries where
Places were laid for eight.
Homedale Sunday.
labor and feed costs are so much
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Mrs. M. C. Seuell attended a Farm cheaper.
Lim ings Entertain
Bureau meeting Tuesday night at
Dr. A. G. Beagle of U. S. Bureau
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Liming enter- J New Plymouth.
of Animal Industry, explained what
tained at bridge Saturday for Mr. | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woods left was being done to combat new dis­
and Mrs. Houston Wilson, Dr. and j Tuesday for Twin Falls to visit rela­ eases important to the livestock in­
Mr-. John Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. tives during Tnanksgiving.
dustry. W. A. Sawyer, Farris Hub­
A recognition potluck supper was bard, Scott Cooper, and Forest Sne-
Harold Brendle. Prizes were won by
held Saturday night at the Nu Acres va of Squaw Butte experiment sta­
Mr, Wilson and Mr- Olsen.
Community hall. Paul Thomson was tion, and Neil Hoffman of the Mal­
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master of ceremonies, speeches were heur station explained the latest
Youth Enjoy Skate
made by Gilbert Matsen, Payette findings of their various research
Members of the second year inter- ! county extension agent, and Mrs.
mediate class of the First Christian | Osborne of Ontario. Mrs. Paul projects.
New officers elected besides Me
t church went skating in Ontario Thomson told of some of the a-
Wednesday evening. They were ac­ chievements of the Do-More 4-H Elroy of Vale, were, were Joe Fen­
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ray club this year. The outstanding girl wick of Jordan Valley, first vice-
president; Denny Jones of Juntura,
j Strickland.
and boy in the Do-More 4-H club second vice-president, and George
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work this year was Carol Montague Bain, county extension agent, secret­
Fam ily Dinner
and Bob Thomson. For entertain­ ary-treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell enter­ ment Joanne Martin, Deanna Evans
tained at dinner Sunday. Places were and Velda Samuels presented a skit. afternoon at Mrs. Cecil Hachtel’s
laid for Mr. and Mrs. Herb Smith Tommy Neilson played a trombone home in New Plymouth.
and family of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. solo and Kenneth Keck read a
Miss Jacolyn Orcutt, daughter of
Edward Boydell, Mrs. Ethel Mary poem. There were between 85 and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orcutt of Nu
Beckham and family and Harold 95 4-Hers, parents, and friends at­ Acres, was married to Fred Fisher
of Apple Valley Thursday evening.
tending the supper.
Rhodes.
Donna Nedbalek stayed overnight The wedding took place at the home
of the bride’s parents.
with Marilyn Evans Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daudt and
Miss Carol Montague who Is at­
family visited at the home of Mr. tending the University of Idaho at
and Mrs. A. P. Chesney Saturday Moscow will be home Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving with her par­
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smit attend­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Montague
Farmerettes Club
ed the Community Concert in On­ and family.
The Fruitland speech class pre­
The Farmerettes club met at the tario last Thursday.
Mrs. M C. Seuell and Mrs. Lloyd sented a one-act play at the festival
Community hall Wednesday after­
noon with 12 members present. Dur­ Seuell attended a party at Mrs. Bill in Nampa last Tuesday night. They
received first on their play and will
ing the business meeting, plans were Grasmick's Wednesday night.
Mr. Hutchinson’s sister, Mrs. Earl now attend the state festival at
made and committees were appoint­
ed for the annual Christmas supper Montgomery, of Kennewick, Wash., Gooding, Dec. 4. Only those schools
to be held Dec. 21. Following the is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hutch­ receiving first, can attend the state,
’^liose from Nu Acres who were in
business meeting Mrs. M. C. Sewell inson and family.
Mrs. M. C. Seuell attended the the play were Corynne Fry, Gerald­
told of a clever table decoration.
Recipes were given by Mrs. Cecil' ladies Farm Bureau meeting Friday ine Fry and Dannie Martin.
Evans and Mrs. Merle Thomson. Mrs.
Paul Thomson demonstrated a meth­
od cf textile painting and a new
method of making pastry. The hos­
tesses, Mrs. J. T. Martin and Mrs.
Eggert O ft served delicious refresh­
ments at the close of the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smit attend-
County Livestock
Men Vote Against
Direct Supports
^lU'iai Suites
PAGE S E V E »
¡Court Cases . . .
$8 fine, $5 suspended, and costs.
Herbert L Fisher, violation basic
rule, $25 fine. 10 days and costs;
Justice Court
fine and sentence based n previous
Nov. 18. Wilbert L. Walz, truck conviction Sept 9 for track peeding
speeding, $10 and costs. Melvin Hit- and balance of unpaid $14 50 fine
tle. violation basic rule. #35 and costs.
Nov. 13, Clint W Simpson, no
Nov. 20. Keith D. Bybee, truck motor vehicle licence, $3 and costs.
speeding, $3 and costs. Horatio W 1
Nov. 14. Albert Oliverez. truck
Griffiths, no step light. $3 and costs speeding. $10 and costs.
A .mi H BUM, viola?u n basic rule,
Nov. 16. Claude W Eachus, ob­
entered plea not guilty, time for
structed vision, court costs only. W il­
hearing to be set.
Nov. 23, Lillian D Blunck. no ope­ bur W. Foster, no clearance lights.
$5 suspended fine and costs.
rator's license, $3 and costs.
Nov. 17. Jack Simpson, no motor
Nov. 4. Manuel Gozales. no opera­
tor's license. $3 and costs. George H vehicle license, $3 fine suspended
Curtis, passing with insufficient! and costs.
clearance, $3 and costs.
Police Court
Nov. 5. William Hipp, no operator's
Nov. 18. Herbert H. Fisher, stop
license. $5 50 and casts, third warn­ sign violation, $5
ing Fernando U. Gallegos, violation
Nov. 21 Ernesto Martinez, public
basic rule, $25 and co.-ts.
Nov. 7. John Pahrenbrach, no stop intoxication, $25
Nov. 4, Gorje R Ramirez, public
light, $3 and costs.
Nov. 8, Lawrence J. Brown, viola­ intoxication. $ !3
Nov. 5. Albert C. Nichola. viola­
tion basic rule, $35, $25, suspended,
tion basic rule. $10. Ray T. Matsu-
and costs.
Nov. 9. Don Lucro, no operator’s bara, failing to yield right of way,
$ 10 .
license. $5 50 and costs,
Nov. 6. Ygnsto Aranda, defrauding
Nov. 10. Lawrence L. Patterson,
falling to display motor vehichle hotel keeper, transferred to justice
court.
license, $5 suspended, and costs.
Nov. 8, Gary G. Webster, violation
Nov. 12. Goldie C Cassel, void for­
eign license plate. $3 suspended and baric rule, $15.
Nov. 11. Fidel Rodriquez, defraud­
costs. Leonard A. Phillips, no tail
ing hotel keeper, transferred to just­
light on trailer, $3 and costs.
Devere C. Nelson, truck speeding. ice court.
Eagles
Case Pending On
Check Writing
A complaint was issued last week
charging Dorothy Hughes with writ­
ing checks with insufficient fund»
as the result of a $13.51 payment
made to Pounds Grocery. After a p -
pearing before Justice of the Peace
Don M Graham. Mrs. Hughes wp*
released on $90 bail wtule the court
gives further study to various ac­
counts.
The Justice of the peace .riateA
that 189 checks had been written on
a $1300 account in 30 days and that
19 checks are still out with no fund*
to cover them.
SAVE $$$$$$$$
And use CENTS when you baj
at the trading post. 56 Main, by
the Cnderpass. Fancy work, vio­
lin, radio, tremola. suitcase*,
trunk, shoes, winter clothing of
all kinds, pellet gun, (with gas
chamber), motor hike, Mel'llad.
chain saw, and many other ar­
ticles too numerous to mention.
Store hours: 9 to 6.
N Y S S A T R A D IN G PO ST
Come In And See Our Complete Display
ANNUAL
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PHEASANT
FEED
NOW ON DISPLAY FOR EVERY
CHRISTMAS SHOPPER
Saturday
November 28
8 P.M.
Nu Acres News
Member of the Family.
WEEK-END SPECIAL
Everglazed Polished Prints
Special Promotion
Sizes 3 to 6
$ 1.00
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