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(TKatVA Fact Sunset Valley Along Th® Oregon Trail L o ts C o u n s il DUI 2 ¿39 I M rs . F r a s k B y e rs Mr-. Ada Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen and Patty Rice came home a week ago Friday from a long vacation trip. They visited Mrs. Harrison’s son’ Fred Harrison and her daughters, Mrs. Max Brown loth of Portland and Mrs. Goldie ] lustin in Longview. Then they went LM0ST EVERYBODY KNOWS o Hood River to visit John Harrison. I JHA’ BEN-lAMiN PRANKUN SAID: hen to White Salmon. Wash., to | “A MAM ,MAY, IF h t A VOWS NOT HOW isit a cousin of Patty's Keith For- TO SAYE AS hE GETS, KEEP MS \OS£ TO THE ÖRJNOSTONE.“ ley. They came home by way of B u t m h o k n o w s th a t s e n . Pendleton. The weather was wonder, •INVENTED THE MOUTH ORGAN fui and the roads were good, they •INVENTED THE ROCKING CHAR report. • WAS THE CHAMPION SWIMMER OF HIS DAY The directors of the Oregon Trail • DEVELOPED THE FIRST VENTIL tall held a business meeting at the ATION SYSTEM leil Dimmick home Sunday evening •WAS THE FATHER OF MODERN Thursday the Oregon Trail ^ DENTISTRY ? Grange and Riding club fed two TRACTOR SUB-TRACTION hundred people at the meeting of the corn growers for the Idaho Can Z b v CAN FIGURE A TRACTOR nery at Nyssa at the Oregon Trail <3000 FOR FROM 8 TO 10 YEARS. SY PUTTING ASIDE PART OF THEIR hall. EARNINGS IK S E T T E R -T H A N Mr. and Mrs. Neli Dimmick went to Boise Monday to get a pickup EVER US SAM NOS MONOS FARMERS CAN miNLESSLY BUILD they bought at the government sale UP A ’ NEW TRACTOR RESERVE." there. Members of the Owyhee Riding club and Oregon Trail Grange have been quite busy working in the Oregon Trail hall. They have been building a kitchen, complete, with hot water and double sink as some of the features. The water heater HOW I T B E G A M was donated by the Idaho Power YOU CAM B E C / N A labama is an inoan The kitchen is almost completed A SAVINGS PROGRAM 9V BUYING n o t o mean ¡ n o , ' I „ h > w , and the varnishing is well U S. SAVIN a s SO N O S/ *7500 c l e a r t h e th ic k et .* INVESTED TOCMY W1U. GROW INTO *100 00 tnderway. The rest of the building IN IA S S THAN 10 YEARS '/ fhichis now one big room is to be alsominod and painted, which will lake the hall quite up-to-date and iady for any meeting. O. P. Counsil had a rock fragment ing her mother. Mrs. Kenneth Park - 1 family of LaGrande were at her In his eye and had to have it re er, accompanied by Mrs. Vic Marsh- parents home. Mr. and Mrs. Ken all and Miss Maxine Smith, came ’ Lorensen, Thursday night, moved last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keller and out to get her and to visit for the I Mrs. Omar Hite and Mrs. Harley little Phillip of Ontario spent Sun evening. Wilson were hostesses Sunday at a day at the O. P. Counsil home The Pinochle club went to Boise birthday party, given for Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Munn of Og for a surprise visit to see C. C. Cot- Mrs. Jim Hite and George Johnston den were at the Leland Montgomery ton and took their supper with them. of Haines, and O. R. Hite, at the home from Friday to Tuesday Mrs. One couple was unable to go. Omar Hite home. Murai and Mrs. Montgomery are Mrs. Ada Harrison left Sunday Mr and Mrs. Omar Hite and fam sisters. for a few days visit with Mrs. Eva ily. and Mr. and Mrs. George Johns Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer and Wohlecke of Parma. ton and family of Haines Were Children were Sunday dinner guests Sunday Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen, Sunday evening guests at the Har at the home of Mr and Mrs. E J. Patty Rice and Robert Forney, Sr. ley Wilson home. »obscn. of Parma went to Melba to the A family party and dinner honor Robert Forney. Jr. home for dinner, ing Lewis Mitchell’s birthday was and to spend the day. They went, held Sunday at the Lewis Mitchell also to visit with Keith Forney of j home. Those present were Mr. and White Salmon, Wash., who is visit- Mrs. J. B Mitchell, Henry and Dent, ing in Melba. ' Mr and Mrs. Alonzo Knowles, Mr. Mrs. O. H. Schweizer, Sunday even- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Parker and ' and Mrs. Walt Hillis and Mr. and I P h o n e 2325 home. They took back a load of equipment to Quincy for Mr. Flana gan. The Goulets lived near Adrian some years ago. The Chalk Butte Grange met Fri day night. The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Jack- son of Nyssa were guests Monday at lunch at the James Langley home. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Okano were dinner guests Sunday at the Dr. B. Tanaka home in Ontario. Molasses Flavors A Home Barbecue Merry Matrons club met at the [ home of Alice Holmes Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 6. Roll call, a house hold hint, was answered by 16 mem bers. $5 was donated to the March of Dimes. The new year books were NEWS OF RECORD filled out. Gladys Byers, chairman o f M a lh e u r C o u n ty , W ee k o f of the card committee, reported a J a n . 10 t o J a n . 17 profit of $4043 from the sale of greeting cards last year. Games R e a l E s t a t e T r a n s f e r s R e c o r d e d George Fukukai et ux to Kumaichi were played with Alberta Bowen and Lillian Lundy winning prizes. Matsushita et ux—Los 9 and 10, Lunch was served by the hostess as Block 183. Ontario. 12 26 53. $10. A. S. Capps et ux to Odren L. sisted by Adell Lundy. The next meeting will be Jan. 20 with Adell Lambert et ux—NE'-iSWU and Lundy hostess. Roll call to be NW 'iSE1* Sec. 20-17-47. 2 23 50. $2,839. answered by a coincidence. Joseph E Culbertson to Clara G. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holmes, Jr. Culbertson—undivided H interest in have moved to Oakridge, ave. where W>4, W4E14 and part of SEY4NE14 Mr. Holmes is employed. Bee. 16-17-44. 1/8 54. $1. Mrs. Jess Shuster or Huntington Montie Crews to Mrs. Alberta A. and Mr. and Mrs. Finley Shuster of Catleberry—Lot 27, Block 4, Hope Nyssa visited at the Robert Holmes Add. to Vale. 1/8 54. $10. home. C. J. Storey et ux to Dudley De- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers and Long et ux—SWV4SE14 Sec. 26-16 Betty visited Sunday evening at 43 1/8, 54. $10. the A. M. Goodson home near Gudrun Calkins to John H. Bene Parma. dict et ux—SW^SWH Sec. 4-20-46 Mrs. Mae Lytle of Roswell visited 6/4/49. $3,000. Saturday and stayed overnight at Billie B. Montgomery et ux to the home of her daughter and her Henry T. Kondo et al—Lots 2. 3. 4, husband, Mr. and Mrs. James Robb. and SWUNE’i Sec. 6-18-45. 12/31/- Sunday another daughter, Mrs. Lau. 52. $10. Barbecued spareribs and chicken are atune to brisk weather days. rel Wyatt of Roswell, came to take F. Nephi Grigg et al to Floyd H. If you think barbecued meats are elaborate of preparation, you’re in her mother home. Black—parts of NW 'lSE’i and S- for a surprise. The sauce is a sweet-spicy blend of unsulphured mo Michael and Gwen Robb went to W^NEVi Sec. 25-19-42. 1/7/54. $10. lasses, tomato sauce, vinegar, mustard and onion. These ingredients Nyssa to the Bill Hamilton home (Q. C. Deed». heated one minute, are ready to baste baked spareribs or broilea Friday to attend the birthday party chicken. Mellow unsulphured molasses contributes to the sauce’s rich Community Hospital at Vale to reddish-brown color, and it balances the tart flavor of tomato. for their three year cousin, Vicky Grigg Bros. & Butler—Block 19, El- Hamilton. Molasses Barbecue Sauce dredge Add. to Vale. 12 3L53. $1. The Pleasant Hour club met at 14 cup unsulphured molasses 1 8-ounce can tomato sauce Albert J. Munk et al to Wendell the home of Mrs. Eugene Stephen Richmond—part of NW^NE^i Sec 1 tablespoon prepared mustard 14 cup chopped onion Thursday. There was a novel plan 25-18-46 8/2/53. $1. (Q.C. Deed!. 1 tablespoon vinegar 14 teaspoon Tabasco put into effect. The members are to Combine all ingredients in saucepan. Bring to a boil; boil one minute. Amos W. Johnson et ux to Chester YIELD: cup. get together, three or four at a time Tsuda—Lots 7, 8 and part of Lot Barbecued Spareribs and go to the home of another mem 9, Sec. 15; Lot 9 and part of Lot 10. Have 3 pounds spareribs cut in serving pieces. Place in shallow pan. ber for “coffee’’. There will be a Sec. 22-18-47. 2/10/47 $18,500. Roast in a moderate oven (350*F.) 114 to 2 hours. Baste with Barbecue collection for the March of Dimes Malheur County to George W. Sauce twice during last hour o l roasting. YIELD: 6 servings. at the meetings and this will be sent Renwick—lands in Township 29. Barbecued Chicken or taken in later when gathered to Range 37 2 '4 53. $840 Have a 114 to 2-pound broiler cut in half. Place in shallow pan; skin gether. Delbert V. Coulter et ux to Vale sidewp. Brush with melted butter; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reffett of Gospel Tabernacle—No. 12 feet of in moderate oven (350'F.) 114 hours; turn twice during baking. Baste John Day were week-end guests at Lot 3. Block 1. Claggetts Add. to with barbecue sauce during last hour of baking. YIELD: 2 servings. the John Reffett home. Vale. 1/12 54. $10. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collier and Mary E. Wells to Richard G. Wells Son, John, were Sunday dinner —undivided *4 interest in Lots 15 tended a card party at the home of guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. to 18, inc., Block 2, Villa Park Add. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft Wednes Howard Connaughy and Mr. and day evening. Mrs. Don Linville. John Reffett. to Ontario. 1/12/54. $1. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Batt were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Martin Mr. and Mrs. Lester Goulet and Maude Cape to Kathleen W. Kiv- Delores of Quincy, Wash., were week ett—S>4, NEV*. and E ^N W 'i Sec. Thursday evening guests of Mr. and spent Sunday in Boise visiting at Mrs. Henry Day. the homes of Mr, and Mrs. Clay end guests at the S. E. Flanagan 22-15-37. 9/21/53. $10. Plecker and T/Sgt. and Miss Britton. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Martin spent Byars Deardorff et ux to Kath Mrs. Lewis Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy were leen W. Kivett—NE'4, NE *4 NW , Sunday in Nampa visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson of guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S 'iN W ti, S>4 Sec. 14; all of Sec tions 10 and 6-16-37. 12/15/53. $10. Boise visited at the home of Mr. and Clayton Martin Monday evening. Alvan H. Bogue et ux to Kath Mrs. Chuck Gilbert and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson were leen W. Kivett—S l4 Sec. 16-16-37. Mrs. Austin Gilbert Saturday even Wednesday evening callers at the ing. home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mills. 12/9/53. $10. Mrs. Mary Murphy was a Friday Fletcher Oil Co. et al to Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day were Refining Co.—Lots 23, 24 and 25, afternoon guest of Mrs. Austin Gil Sunday evening guests at the C. R. Block 1, Taylors Add. to Nyssa. 12/- bert. Mills home. Mrs. Dan Hally called on Mrs. Billy Willis spent Saturday visit 3153 $10. Austin Gilbert Tuesday afternoon. M a r r i a g e L ic e n s e I s s u e d ing Gary Smith. James Dayton Lissman and Eliza Mrs. John Jarvis and Mrs. Bill • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis and Mr. beth Louise Smith, both of Nyssa. Willis and Marsha spent Saturday and Mrs. Werner Peutz attended the in Nyssa visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ted square dance and pot luck supper 1/11/54. Teske, Andrew McGinnis and Mrs. in Nyssa Friday evening. C o m p l a i n t s F i l e d in C i r c u i t C o u r t Ervin L. Parrish vs Delores Jean Willie McGinnis. 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