Uncial Notes
JAYCEE-ETTF.S TO MEET
A special Jaycee-etU* committee
meeting will be held Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Lyle
Miner where plans will be made
for a Christmas party. Final plans
will be presented to members at
the regular meeting planned for
Friday at the home of Mrs. Gerald
Curry, 207 South Fourth.
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Mrs. Beus Honored
Mrs. Ersal Beus was honored guest
at an informal evening Sunday in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fife,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burningham and
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jeffries.
HE K Y SS A GATE C IT Y JO U R N A L. N Y SSA . OREGON
T H UR SD A Y. DECEM BER 3. 1953
J V : Frank
Mrs. Fred Berry, Mr
••rt. n. Mr and Mrs. Harrison
Ru.'.-<11 and Mr. and Mr.>. Johnny
Woodcock.
TJìe Russells won high. the Bar-
b, ur> low and the Berrys. t raveling.
club at her home with Mrs
ewman as guest player.
Robert Wilson and Mrs. John
Olsen won high scores.
Paces and Russells
Entertain at Dinner
Dinner Guest
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Pace and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell enter­
tained with a dinner party recently
at the Pace home.
Places were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Garrison. Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Brandt.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Burningham and
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Renstrom.
B. B. Burroughs was a dinner
guc-t Sunday evening at the Bud
Wilson home.
Thanksgiving
Notes
Birthdays Honored
M and Mr John Stringer and
: nuly were dinner guest' Thursday
f Mr and Mr . Vaughan Stringer.
Mrs. El wood Flinders, Gail and
Gerald spent Thanksgiving in Utah
i ih m . n il dei
later and bro-
iln:-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Hugo Ol­
sen. Mrs. Lorin Saunders of Provo
returned with them.
l>r. and Mrs. K. E. Kerby enter­
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yasuda
tained at dinner Thursday for Dr.
—Photo by Barano
Kerby s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aus- !
themums and wore matching flower tin Kerby of Boise and Mr. and Mrs.
j Clyde Snider and Ned.
coronets.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Poster and !
Linda Joyce Kido and Patty Ann
Kido were flower girls. They wore Tom and Bob Keveren were dinner ,
guests of the Kinsey Keverens on
Miss Hisako Kido, daughter of Mr. white taffeta dresses.
Thanksgiving.
and Mrs. Y. Kido of Nyssa and Paul
Heize Yasuda, brother of the
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Flelssner and
Yasuda. son of Mr and Mrs. H. Y a ­ groom, was best man and ushers family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rain-
were
Dick
Kurokawa.
Ted
Takehara.
| <*y and family of WeLser were
suda cf Payette were married in an
Junior Yasuda and Bob K:do.
Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and
afternoon ceremony Saturday, Nov.
The bride's mother, Mrs. Y. Kido,
21 at the First Baptist church in wore a wine afternoon dress with Mrs. Fred Bracken.
Thanksgiving gue ts at the La­
Ontario. The Rev. H. J. Gernhardt gray accessories. Mrs. Yasuda wore
ment Fife home were Mr. and Mrs.
of LaGrande officiated.
a gray knit suit with black acces­ Russ Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Chrysanthemums and candlelight sories. The wedding was attended
Andrus of Salt Lake City; Mr. and
formed the back ground for the
Th
it-of- Mrs. J. W. Worden and boys of Mos­
ceremony. Miss Yae Inouye was t-own were Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.
cow, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. Reece Niel­
soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Mar- Thomas, Miss Nini Oyama, Mr. and
sen and Cinthy of Hyrum. Utah,
Mar vin Ogilvie. Mrs. Ogilvie also Mrs. Phillip Krieger. Portland; Mrs.
Mrs. Walter Fife of Providence,
played the wedding marches.
George N. Peterson. Du Pont. Wash., Utah, Mrs. Wanieta Andraudy of
The bride, given in marriage by J. Kato, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Honolulu, Hawaii, and Mr and Mrs.
her father, wore a Chantilly lace Inaba, Quincy, Wash.. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fife and Caren, Katherine and j
With Your Home-Owned
and satin gown embroidered with B Matsumura, Mr and Mrs. Mom Jerry Cromet of B. lS6.
seed pearls. Her illusion veil was Matsumura. Jim Umemoto, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler enter- :
held in place by a Juliet cap of seed Mrs. I. Umemoto. Mr. and Mrs. M. ;ained at dinner Thursday for Mr. I
pearls and she earned a bouquet Umemoto and Mr and Mrs. Mas Mrs. and Mrs. Hugh Tobler, Mr. |
of stephanotis and yellow roses cen­ Jio, Wapato, Wash, and Mr. and and Mrs. Evan Tobler and the Rev.
Mrs. George Matsumura of Moses and Mrs. Vernon Taylor.
tered with a white orchid.
John E. Oslrom, Owner
Mrs. John Kondo, sister of the Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chandler and
The dinner reception following the Diane and Mrs. Dorothy Bibbey
bride, was maid of honor and Miss
ceremony
was
held
at
the
Lion’s
Mini Oyama of Portland and Mrs.
were dinner guests Thursday of Mr.
FOR TH A T DEN OR B A S E M E N T ROOM
Hiro Kido were bridesmaids. They Den of the East Side Cafe with Joe and Mrs. Richard Mason.
wore similar red velveteen ballerina Saito officiating as toastmaster and
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Reece enter­
While Stock Lasts!
dresses and carried white chyrsan- Mrs. Kaz Yamaguchi in charge of tained at a turkey dinner for Johnny
the guest book.
Clark of Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
4 x 8 KNOTTY PINE SHEET ROCK
The bride attended the Nyssa high Kenneth Reece and family, Mr. and
school, graduated from Eastern Ore­ Mrs. Lyle Reece and family and Mr.
gon College of Education and is now and Mrs. C. M. Reitenbaugh.
Only 12c a sq. ft.
teaching in the Nyssa public schools.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Toole were
LOOK
The groom is a graduate of the dinner guests < f Mr. and Mrs. Glea
Heart Mountain high school of , Billings.
2x4 — 2x6 — 2x8
Around at the NYSSA TR A D IN G Wyoming and is now engaged in
The Charles Newbills entertained
POST before you buy. Faacy work, farming in the Payette area.
at dinner Thursday for Mrs. Charles
The
couple
left
immediately
fol­
clothing of all kiu4K. radios, violins,
Garrison, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gar­
Only $30.00 M
lowing the reception for a two weeks’ rison, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kurtz
suitcases, trunk, motorbike, chain
trip to California. The new Mrs.
saw and irony other things. Every Yasuda chose as her travel costume, and Gary. Mrs. Frank Newbill and
S h eetin g_______$55.00 M
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Holcomb and
purchase a bargain.
a plum red suit with winter white Connie Jo.
accessories.
Upon
their
return
home,
Store hoars 9 to 5 week days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horrman and
Dial 2295
FREE D E L IV E R Y
Dial 2295
thev will make their home in Dcck- family of Apple Valley and Mr. and
: ers addition in Payette.
Mrs. Ray Linville were Thursday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Dinner Guests
Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Barker and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson
of Enterprise were Saturday evening Sue and Elwood Flinders were Tur­
• dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bud key Day dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wilson.
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Oxnam were
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host and hostess to the following nt
Guests in Vale
Thanksgiving dinner: Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mason and G : n e Oxnam and family and Mr.
Mrs. Dorothy Bibbey were dinner and Mrs. Bill Oxnam of Ontario.
guests In Vale Sunday of Mr. and The group .-pent the evening viewing
Mrs. LeRoy Barton.
TV in Ontario at the Bill Oxnam
home.
Chandlers to Vale
Ronnie Thcmp.on and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chandler and Mrs. Jim Nicholson spent Thanks­
Dianne were Sunday dinner guests giving in Jordan Valley at the home
in Vale at the home of Mr. Chand­ of Mrs. Nicholson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Pud Long.
ler’s mother, Mrs. Alta Chandler.
Mrs. Mamie Baker. Joanne and
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now with the
Jean entertained Mr. and Mrs. How­
j Rebekahs Meet
ard Myrick and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Regular meeting of the Yellow
"good old days,” test drivers at Standard ran
Nephi Buck and Mr and Mrs. Lyle
Rase Rebekah lodge No. 202 was held
Miner and Larry at dinner Thurs­
popular cars of the 1920’s on 1925 gas, ’53
November 27 at the IOOF hall. Dur­
day.
ing the business session, Mary Cox
models of the same makes on today’s gas, and
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beck and fam­
was elected Noble Grand. Other o f­
ily spent Thanksgiving in »Caldwell
’53 models modified to use 1925 gas. All cars
ficers elected were Irene Al.sup, vice
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Buxton and
I grand; Beluah Gann, secretary and
were driven over the same course, on the same
family.
Uene Morrison, treasurer. At the
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Campbell were
amount of fuel till they ran out of gas. The
next meeting Mrs Cox will list her dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Camp,
appointive
officers.
results may surprise you.
Refreshments were served to nine­
Houseguests at the Roy Barnes
teen members and one guest by host- home over the Thanksgiving week­
i esses Rose Toombs and Ruth Stra- end were Mr. and Mrs. Gib Frost
! baugh.
and Ronnie and Gall. They returned
Members of the Sunshine club will to their home in Junction City, Ore.,
meet Friday afternoon at the hall.
Sunday.
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Mrs. Anna West and Miss Olive
Tuesday Evening Bridge
Beus of Provo, Utah, were dinner
Members of the Tuesday evening guests Thursday at the Ersal Beus
bridge club met at the home oi Mrs home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Buchner en­
L. A. Maulding. Mrs. Walt Roth
was a guest player High score prizes tertained at Thanksgiving dinner for
were given to Mrs. Walter McPart- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pasley and family
and Virgil Bates of Caldwell.
land and Mrs. Kinsey Keveren.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Child were din­
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ner guests Thursday of Mr aud Mrs
Girl Scouts Meet
Arvel Child.
Five members of Girl Scout troop
Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr.
No. 7 met "with their leaders at the
and Mrs. Ray Russell were Mr. and
school Monday night. The girls1 Mrs. Louts Pfeiler of Ontario and
worked on, their pottery badges for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hale and Mike
the hour, with each one completing and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wilson and
an article which they will paint or Jan.
varnish at their next meeting.
Places were laid for 31 at a din­
Names were drawn for a Christmas ner given Thursday at the Lem W il­
party to be held in December.
son home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
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Vern Wilson and James of Ontario,
Kohls Entertain
Mr and Mrs. Robert Morfltt of Owy*
Mr. and Mrs. William Kohl enter­ hee dam, Mr. and Mrs. Barclay W il­
tained members of their potluck son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Pinochle club from Vale Saturday Wilson and family and Mr. and Mrs.
evening. Guest players Included Mr Harold Wilson and family, of Nys-
and Mrs. Clarance Barbour, Mr. and sa; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
Rebekah members with birthdays
in October, November and December
were honored at a party given at
the hall November 17.
The evening was spent playing
bunco.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Maulding Entertains
hostesses who had birthdays in July.
Mrs. L. A. Maulding entertained August and September. The tables
members of her Tuesday afternoon were decorated with fall flowers.
Hisako Kido Marries
Paul Yasuda, Payette
$
S-T-R-E-T-C-H Those
PAG E F IV S
family and Mr. aaid Mrs. R< bert
Wils< . 1 i and Teresa of B.oi»e and Peti
Schaffeld o f Vale
Mr. and Mr-. Wilt•er C eti man
-erved Thanksgivm g di;nner at their
for Mr. and Mr Otto CToff-
m i l and Mr and Mr Melvin Mar­
cum of Nyssa.
.\lr. and Mrs. W. O. Newell and
Mr. and M i'. Lee Oail and boy
-pent the Thanksgiving holidays at
Coos Bay with Orvia Newell and
family. They returned home Sun-
lay evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Savage en­
tertained at dinner Thursday 1 r
the W. F. Savages, the Damon Sav­
ages. the John Savages, the Mark
Hartleys. Pat Nicholson. Cathy Cole,
man and Dave Savage. Places were
laM for 26 .
Dinner guests Thanksgiving at
the Bud Wilson home were Mr. and
Mrs. William Melton and family of
Donnelly, Ida . Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Huihe. M ui Mary Justina of Fres»
no, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Clay aod.
children of Boi'ti spent T h a n k s ­
giving at the C. A. Wernick hor- -»
A family reunion
giving dinner was h*
C. Lewis home Sat .r J
laid for Mr. and V
Tommy, Amy and ('•
and Mrs. Mural L ■
J. B. Lewis. Mr. a:
Brown and Ten
miord Wilson.
Mr and Mrs. E. A. Liming ar.d Mr.
Liming's parents, Mr and Mrs. P.
O. Liming spent Thanksgiving ia
Cascade with Mr Liming’s sister,
Mr and Mrs. J. L. Whitson.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Graham
and two children of Quincy, Wa-h..
spent Thanksgiving holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Don Graham. He is
an engineer with the Bureau o f
Reclamation.
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During the Holiday Season
There is NOTHING to equal the
flavor of our home-cured Hams.
Keep one on hand
at all times for that party
or unexpected company.
CUSTOM BUTCHERING and CURING
FISCHER'S LOCKER SERVICE
Open 'Til 6 P. M„ Monday Through Saturday
Vi mile west on Alberta Ave. Dial 3093, locker plant
Dial 3103 slaughterhouse and cutting room.
rivers
gasoline cost per
mile down 20%
To compare gasoline values
bell Baer.
Today’s gasoline gives you, under com­
parable driving conditions, 50% more miles
per gallon than in 1925! What does it mean
to you? Suppose you started on a trip from
San Francisco to Lake Tahoe with 12 gal­
lons of gasoline— a route covering all kinds
of driving. In the old car with 1925 gas,
$300 io $500 Discount
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VICTORIA— with Fordomatic Trans
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explain part of this— but bettor gasolines
made them possible. You benefit steadily
from the competition in research and op­
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other oil companies. Competition steps up
gasoline quality, helps hold prices down.
149 miles; but in the new car with today’s
While b V " g costs have risen 54% in the
last 28 years, today’s gasoline costs you
only 22% more a gallon (except for taxes )...
gasoline, y o u ’d go all the way to Lake
gam.>line còst per mile has dropped one fifth!
you’d travel about 131 miles; in the new
car mutUfied for 1925 gasoline you d go
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