THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL- NYSSA. OREGON. T H U R SD A Y . JULY 8. 1954
PAGE SIX
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bateman.
OVERSTAKES TO COLORADO
Windell Adam-, and Mr. and Mrs.
A one month's vacation trip
Word was reecived in Nyssa this
aldo Talbot spent Monday at
t<»<.1; Mi . !
Dale 0 \e r -
week
of the birth of a daughter,
Banks, Id a. where they had a
take and bo\
> visit their par-
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Justice Court
Debbria
Jean, to Lt. and Mrs.
picnic dinner and fished.
I’honr Î-2769. Tarma
ents in Colorado At Johnstown
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wjuij
June 29. Ruben S Zebora. Nys-
John Bartholoma, at Moody Air
The Ernest Bunn family and Force base in Georgia. Miss Bar­
Mrs. Woodrow WiLson
they were guest of Mrs. Over-
sa, failure to drive on right side
Mr and Mrs. Kent Bunn spent tholoma, born June 30 is the first
stake’s parent-. Mr. and Mrs. J. . --------------------------------------------- of highway, $5.50
Monday picnicking at Lowman, grandaughter of Mrs. Dick Plue­
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilkerson s Schesser and at Fort Lupton
Mr. and Mrs Ray Lando and
June 30, Gale R Boylan, Har-
Ida.
ard.
and family, Mr and Mrs. Perle they visited his parents, Mr. and family of Oakridge were over per, driving motor vehicle while
Mr. and Mrs. Luray Trabert
Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edi- Mrs. D. E. Ovei take.
night guests at the home of Mr license plate suspended. $3.
and Donna and Bobbie of Twin ATTEND FUNERAL SERVICES
and Mrs. Chink Gilbert and fam
July J( Harvev H Car ten, M*
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cottle and Falls were weekend guests of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smiley re­
Jimmy Lebeaux of Ontario en daughter of Madras were Friday dY Sunday.
ndian, overheight load, $5.
boys spent Sunday and Monday
joyed a picnic down by Snake overnight guests with Mrs Martha
Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis, Mr July 2, Florence A Story,
Nys- at Boise visiting at the Reed Cot- j and Mrs. Desmond Jones. Sunday, turned this week from Dallas,
the Jones and their son Farrell Ore. where they attended the
river on the 4th of July.
g Norland. Sunday, a family pic- and Mrs- Elbert Hatch of Home- j sa, no operator’s license, $9.25
tie home They were joined Mon­ and the Traberts went to Payette funeral of Mr. Smiley’s mother.
Chester Johnson, former resi- me was held at Mrs Norland’s dale and Mr. and Mrs. Jame
Given Time to Pay
day by Mr. and Mrs. Frtll Blair Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Trabert re­
They left Nyssa last Sunday
July 1, Jimmy R. Long. Drain, of Nyssa.
dent of the valley, now of Brem- home. Several sons and daughters Stephens of Caldwell spent Mon-
turned to their home Monday.
morning and returned Tuesday
erton, W ash, was an overnight and their families were there day picnicking near the Arrow- violation basic rule, driving 70
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Seward evening.
mph in 50 mile zone, $25. John
guest at the George Bailey home i making 3ti present.
I rock dam.
visited in Seattle from Friday un­ and family picnicked at the Ap- 1
last Wednesday. He was on his
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis and D. Sader, Nyssa, no tail light. til Monday at the home of their
Mr. __P
and I Mrs. Doyal _______
Rebman
pie Valley school Monday and in
Mrs. Jed Lewis returned last
way back to Bremerton from his and baby of East ide, Ore., and family were Sunday dinner guests $3 50.
son and family, Mr. and Mrs the evening attended the fire­ week from a month’s visit in Salt
July 2, Joe Tapia, Nyssa, no
vacation and stopped off to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dyer and son j at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvon
Mitchell and children.
works display in Caldwell.
Lake City.
operator’s license, $3, Rafel G Peter
with friends in the valley.
_______
____ jw
L ! visiting
_ _ _ with ^ McGinnis
of
Kelso, | Wash
, are
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldridge
Mr and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson the Vincent Farrells.
j Mr. and Mrs Clayton Booth and R°cha- Nyssa, no operators li-
were among 35 guests at a fam- |
and family spent a quiet Fourth
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent family of Summerville, Ore., were cense’^ 3 i :t'®rk’s 1
Lm' ily picnic Sunday at the home of j
of July at horn« Mi and Mrs. F;c, i« 1 1 attended a family reunion Sundnj dinner gut ts
at the home :
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith at On- I
Lloyd Sample and family and at Julia Davis park in Boise. His j °f Mrs. Loura Smith
and visited Police Court
tario.
June
29,
Fredrico
Garza,
assault
Mrs. Mary E. Bodmer were guests sister and husband and a brother the Alvon McGinnis home later
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnes and
and battery, $50
at a picnic in the back yard. Tele- . from Franklin, Neb., were there1. J tti the afternoon,
June 30, Frank Finley, viola­ family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold J
vision was enjoyed in the even- There was a group of 28 present
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sant and
mg.
| and included seven brothers and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston tion basic rule, 50 mph in 25 mile Robbins picnicked at Caldwell j
zone and no operator’s license,
Mr. and Mrs. M O Arnold and i sisters.
called on Mrs. Loura Smith Sun- failed to appear in court follow­ Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chamberlain
Grandma Arnold of Jefferson,
Mr. and Mrs. Conley W ilson' daY afternoon.
ing citation. Clifford Peoples, al­ and children visited in Vancouver.
Ore., visited at the Raymond Am- j and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don ! Mrs. Loura Smith was a Mon­ lowing unlicensed person to drive.
Wash, from Thursday until Mon- j
oid home over the weekend.
day
at the home of Mr. Chamber­
Brenda Ba
lain’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. L
Mr. and Mrt
Chamberlain.
fd her 3rd
Mrs. Dick Forbess, Richard and
day by having
elude d Suzanne and C arolyn i
A picnic was held on the lawn at the Jim McGinnis home over
July 1, 2, 3, 4. respectively, Al- Ronald vacationed at McCall i
from Friday until Monday even­
Seeley, Hdlio Kay, . on and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jed the Fourth weekend. vin E. Strunk, Samuel M. Carrion,
ing while Mr. Forbess and Dennis
R i^ 11’Kl-ihr' 'fWi-’rlv* Smith -m!l GooinK Sunday. Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown of Santos G. Perez and Pete Robles, were at Scout camp at Warm |
Sandra Robinmn
Mr. and Mrs. Vear Haile and fam- Portland spent the Fourth week-
public intoxication, $25 each.
Lake.
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cox of end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Herriman,
Mr. _ and Mrs.
Don
Phillips
and
parma,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Jack
John-
f
. _ _ | - —
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------ -------- i ^ rancis D iffer.
wore Mr and Mr^ James Me-
Dick
and Ronnie Thompson of j
son, Bruce^of Parma joined Mr. son and baby of Washington, and
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer and Ginnis, Junior. Mrs Dick Davis
and Mrs. David Bay in a picnic I Mr. and Mrs. Les Rookstool and family spent last week fishing at and Stevie and Dianne and Cecile Adrian were guests for a picnic
supper Monday at the home of
at the Bay home Saturday even- children of Klamath Falls. The the North Forks.
Smith.
ing.
Rookstools have been visiting at
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gilbert i Mr. and Mrs. K I. Peterson Mr. Herriman’s mother, Mrs. Mae
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rogers the Gooing home the past two were Sunday dinner guests at the were Monday evening dinner Herriman at Caldwell. They also
and Claudette of Tacoma were weeks and left for home early home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Gil­ guests at the home of Rev. and enjoyed the fireworks display.
Houseguesls of Dr. and Mrs. L.
visitors at the Earl Boston home Monday morning.
bert in Boise.
Mrs. Henry Moore.
Saturday evening. Other guests
A
Moulding from Friday until
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lancaster
Mrs. Henry Moore, Hank and
were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers gavc a party Friday evening in and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mull Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and Monday were Dr. Maulding’s
of Nampa and Mr and Mrs. Bert honor of their son, Wayne, who and boys and Mrs. Ray Lando and Donna were Thursday evening cousin and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Rogers of Roswell.
, will leave soon for the Navy. They children enjoyed a picnic dinner dinner guests at the home of Mr E. V. Maulding, Joan, Janet. Judy
Sunday, the Earl Boston family, j have started building their new at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aus­ and Mrs. C. B. Hill in Newell and Vernon of Boring, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGinley
several of the Rogers and Vertrces home; part of the foundation has tin Gilbert Thursday evening.
Heights.
families and Mr. and Mrs. Jack been poured and sub-flooring on
Miss Babe Hart of Vale and Mr.
Rev. Henry Moore spent Wed­ and family were Sunday guests [
Reed and Robert enjoyed a fam­ what will be the living room has J and Mrs. Rich Holly and family nesday and Thursday fishing at of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Todd and
ily picnic in the Caldwell park.
been layed. Several friends and ■ were Sunday dinner guests at the Buelah lake with Georgie Shier- family at Parma.
Mrs. Pete Bicort and small neighbors in the valley and fri- home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen er and Carl Lee Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox spent
ends from Emmett and Payette Pounds.
The Presbyterian church board the weekend at Prairie City.
were at the party and dancing
John Jarvis and Rich Holly left met at the K I. Peterson home
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Grover of
was held on the new addition | this week for Ironside where they Thursday evening.
Fossil, Ore., were weekend guests
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wilkerson are going to build a new grade
Carol Ann Harper, daughter of in Nyssa.
A
/ )
of Emmett announced the engage- I school.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harper, is
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Plueard
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson of spending the rest of the week spent the Fourth of July w eek­
ment of their daughter, Jalaine
to Wayne Lancaster Definite date Fontana, Calif , and Mr. and Mrs with her grandparents in Cald­ end fishing on the North Fork
of the wedding has not been set. Ronald Mills of Nampa were well.
of the Malheur.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Webb were | Colleen Bybee, Claudena Will-
, Mr. and Mrs Frank Plagman guests at the home of Mr. and
were picnic guests at the A. G. Mrs. C. R. Mills Thursday after­ dinner guests at the home of Mr. son and Darlene Sessler of Boise
and Mrs. George Baker of Vale and Karma Kesler spent Sunday
Shultz home Sunday. Several oth­ noon.
310 Main, Nyssa
Phone 2322
Mr. and Mrs C. R. Mills called Friday evening.
er guests were present, too num-
at Starky, Ida.
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Woodard
I erous to mention by name. The
I Shultz’s daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rice n Marsing Sunday after- and family spent Monday fishing and family spent Monday in C ald-1
w lth Push-
on Idaho Creek near Unity.
Blake Hayden and son of Velasco, noon.
well at the park.
[ B u f f o n C lu fc h l
Mrs. Aris Gustafson and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGinnis and
Tex
, arrived Sunday evening for
C o m p o i* w « ig M , c o m p o r«
Danny and Donald of Forest Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis and
a visit.
or m o n c o , c o m p e r o
t K * > d l* w»th a n y 5 H f.
Grove
called at the home of Rev. iitt?vie picnn ked at the Caldwell
Mr and Mrs Ben Lancaster and
• v f b o o r d l V o w 'll
wh y
and Mrs. Henry Moore Saturday. park Sunday
• h # M o r i J i l th« c ho ilO ©f
-j. - j
family
were
Monday
evening
din­
f il h o r m o n • « • r > w h o i« |
.
^
Mr. and Mrs. Alvon McGinnis
Dianne and Cecile Smith were
ner guests at the Orville Wilker-
f y t l Jo w # l # d f o » # r —
.
gave an anniversary supper in overnight guests at their grand­
S o l i o * d Ro llo » t o o r ln g a
j
son
home
in
Emmett.
V h ro v gh o u fl
Robert Reed, son of Mr. and honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis mother’s, Mrs. Loura Smith Tues­
'
Ih* I S l h A n n i v t n o r y M t u u r y U n t i
Mrs. Jack Reed cut his finger Tuesday evening. Those present day.
when a fan tipped over in the
Heed home. Two stitches were re­
quired to close the wound.
Mr and Mrs. Ken Robinson are
the parents of a son born July 4
in the Caldwell hospital. Name
has not been decided upon as yet.
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$10.45
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twine 225 feet. This gives you 200 additional feet per bale, or
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Limit 2
BALING WIRE
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Popsicles
2 for 5 *
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Limit 4
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OF NYSSA
3°o Discount for Cash — You can buy on time with approyed
credit.
GRAIN BINS
1000 bu.
$335.00
1250 bu.
$385.00
1500 bu.
$435.00
Erection charges for Steel does not include foundation or Ma­
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$50.00
$60.00
$70.00
20“'. Down — Balance 4 Yearly Payments
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Nyssa. Ore.
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When It Should
Ride
AS SMOOTH AS THIS
It's Time To See Roberts-Nyssa Garage
Your car probably steers so sweetly on the road,
it's hard to realize that thousands of travel-miles and
millions of bumps may have put the front wheels out
of alignment.
Yet a little misalignment can scuff a lot of mileage
off your front tires — and make control less sure.
It's an easy matter for us, with our special equip­
ment, to give your whole front end assembly the check­
up it should have periodically. Let our experts make
sure your car is tracking true.
You Can Ta ke Our Word For It!
Let's look at this used car situation frankly.
You know that low prices are not the only answer.
You know that any price is too high if the car itself
fails to stand up.
That's why it is important for you to pick the dealer
who sells you a used car as carefully as the car itself.
Most of our cars are one owner cars, with many
thousands of happy miles ahead of them. Every one is
carefully inspected by skilled mechanics. If we find
anything that needs reconditioning, we do the job just
as carefully as we would do it for a Buick owner.
We aim to stay in business — and we know that the
way to stay in business is to give the people who buy
from us a square deal.
Roberts-Nyssa,
Inc.
BUICK, WILLYS and GMC DEALER
2ad St. Sr Good Ave.
Dial 2261