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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1954 Newell Heights News The Passing Scene bv 1« |»jur Modern Pioneer Club Dial 2593 Adrian News Rose Willis PAGE ELEVEN district are having a camparee at Visits Relatives In Utah the Big Bend park Friday even Mrs. Elwood Flinders and Gail ing. They will camp there over left Saturday evening for Morgan, night and return Saturday. Utah to visit at the home of her Mrs Bill Willis, Billie, Marsha, sister, Hugo Olsen. She also Mrs Chuck Gilbert, Patty, Bar visited Mrs. her son, who is at bara and Carol called on M rs.; tending school in Gerald Ogden and with Howard Connaughv, Dee Dee and her daughter and son-in-uaw. Mr. Molly Sunday. and Mrs. Lorin Saunders and Mrs. Mary Henderson spent the of Denver, Colo., who were weekend in Notus at the home of Steve visiting the Olsens. her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coon and family. USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS. Rev Harold Kurtz of New Con- Mr. and Mis. Frank Mowrcader Mrs. Austin Gilbert, Mrs. Chuck cord, Ohio, arrived Sunday morn- at Ontario. Gilbert and Mrs. Bill Willis spent Friday afternoon in Vale. ir,8J awth w°n?e ihisparcnts Jes:* Ashcraft and Tonv and and Mrs. e M L. i Kurtz, to spend Mr a Dale spent Martinez the weekend Glen Pounds attended a dinner week. Rev. Kurtz, his wife, Polly, deer hunting at the Eastside Cafe Monday eve and three daughters live in a Thursday Mrs. Rube Graham i ning at which Sen Estes Kefauver mission house on the campus at and son, Gary, Mrs. Dick Kriegh was speaker. Muskingham College. While Rev. and children spent the day in' Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis and Kurtz is visiting here, his wife Boise. Mrs. Kriegh visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Stephens re and daughters are visiting her her niece, Mrs. Billy Pryar. turned home Sunday evening mother at Des Moines, Iowa. from their two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Butler Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Morris and relatives in South Dakota Mrs. Margaret Payne of On family of Nampa were Sunday and Mr. and Mrs W. W Webb were drove to Payette Lakes Wed guests at the C. B. Hill home. tario dinner guests at the home of Mr nesday to get their boat. While Later in the day the Morris and there they visited with Mr. and " T V -R A D IO and Mrs. George Baker Monday and Hills visited Mrs. Harrv Sites evening. of Homedale who is recuperating f \r their ,ip t s boat. They %sh° returned ,had j° ne PHONOGRAPH Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis, and ^ * their for to from major surgery. home Thursda'v re Stevie of Prineville are visiting All three for the Price of One! Mrs. M. L. Judd and Mrs. C. B Margaret Butler attended GAA at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hill attended the Ontario Garden McGinnis. club dinner held Tuesday at the pIay daV. held at Nyssa Saturday. • nig 2 1 'TV “Optic F ilter” Screen ' Mrs. Alvon McGinnis, Mrs. Dick Louise Hutchinson spent the A1 Andrews home in Ontario. week end at Adrian with Donna Davis and Stevie called at the • Powerful Advance Cascode Chassia There were 80 guests from nine Reuter. Saturday they went to home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith • 3-Spced Phonograph—AM Radio towns. Sunday afternoon. Boise with Mrs. Henry Reuter and • Com pact cabinet less th a n 2' wide The Fidelae Amicae society will Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Casurella Glenn Ward. meet Thursday after school at Mrs. 1 and family visited at the home of the Adrian United Presbyterian Mrs. Vernon Butler attended friends in Quincy, W ash, from Community church. Louise Hut- ,^ yd’a c*u^ °f the Daughters , Wednesday to Saturday. chinson and Nancy Hill will be °[ fsl'e Tuesday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bonde of the K. E. Kerley home in Nyssa. 1 Emmett were Sunday dinner hostesses. Mrs. Kerley was hostess with Mrs. 1 guests of Mrs. Anna Sparks and Mrs. Louis Pratt attended the Helen 1 Block West of R. R, Depot Maulding and Mrs. Butler , Wayne. second congressional district assisting. All the Scouts of the Malheur Democratic meeting Sunday af Richard Sharp, son of the Ver ternoon at the Moore hotel in On nal Sharps, returned to school tario. R ie T r o v .I.r i Safely Service after major surgery. Mrs. Roy Hirai visited Thursday Friday YES, WE'RE " H E L P I N G BUI LD O R E G O N T O G E T H E R * . Mr. and Mrs. John Koopman with Mrs. Harold Wilson and new daughter at the Holy Rosary hos- > Ontario were Sunday guests at "It’s getting to be kind of a little game with Fred— so far, pital in Ontario. the Luit Stam home. Mrs. Koop- he’s been hit by Connecticut, Vermont, New York and Several residents of Newell !1 a ^ .iw * « ^ h™ l ‘sters' REGARDLESS OF SNOW, RAIN OR SUNSHINE, Oklahoma drivers!” Heights attended the banquet at : it . c , , a, y’ annY. the East Side Cafe Monday night ™ *d J unday with her parents to hear a speech by U. S. Sen.1 hUsband was decr 7 5 0 MILLION QUARTS OF MILK Oregon coast. Mr. and Mrs. Ho Estes Kefauver. They were Mr. Mrs. Gary Blanch and son, ward Hatch and Mrs. Hatt and are delivered in Oregon and Mrs. Roy Hirai, Mr. and Mrs. children spent 10 days visiting of Pasco, Wash., are Louis Pratt, Frankie and Anita. Gregory relatives in Ukiah, Calif., and on each year to countless housewives, grocers, visiting at the Ralph Blanch Mrs. Kenneth McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Earl Larson and home. the return trip visited at the Har Dial 3209 Nels, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene The children of Mr. and Mrs. ry Russell home in Toledo, Ore. restaurants, bakeries and other users of milk. Pratt. Mr. Russell is in the Veterans Bob Haney are staying at the Bob and Shirley Skinner play hospital in Portland. Mrs. K. Okano and r i, Mrs. Hirro A1 4 , ---„ Mairiam Okano of , 0 Sunset 4 , Valley visited a * Haney - v. home . .. while their ed the guitar and piano for the Mrs. W. W. Smith spent Thurs About 30 per cent of the food we use is Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Roy Mrs E„a ¿ ¿ ' " J Qgdeni meeting Tuesday evening when day evening with Mrs. S. D. Big milk itself or has milk as an ingredient. the Riding club entertained the elow. WRCA at the Oregon Trail hall The Grade A label on your quart of milk Cub Scouts den 3 of Newell "sited her daughter'and family Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hartley and Ed Bassett took a group children Heights will meet Monday after from Monday to Wednesday of of Mrs. called on Mr. and Mrs. stands for highest quality. It can only Adrian high school seniors to Damon Savage in Nyssa Sunday school at the Eugene Pratt home. ]ast week. Ontario Saturday to get their afternoon. be used if all requirements of the U. S. Modern Pioneer club met Tues- Mrs. Dick Kriegh drove to Cald- pictures taken. The girls were day afternoon at the A. M. Ham- j well Friday afternoon to get her Wanda Bassett, E/fie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz re Health Grade A Milk Ordinance as well as the mon home. There were 11 mem- niece, Joan Stewart, a student at Gladys Molt, Karen McKinley, turned to McCall Monday morn City and State Grade A milk ordinances have bers present and guests were M rs., the College of Idaho, who spent ing after spending the past week Jesse Martinez and Linda. L un-: the week end at the Kriegh home, and Betty Defier. here. been met. A fair price for Oregon Grade A Milk cheon was served by Mrs. H am -! Mrs. Kriegh drove Joan back to Mr. and Mrs. Marty McKim! Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley producers makes this possible. and daughter of Moses Lake and mon, assisted by Thelma Ham-1 college Sunday night, Mrs. Russ Patton and Jackie of had Sunday dinner with their son mon. The next meeting will be j Mrs. Dudley Kurtz spent Mon- Quincy, arrived Friday evening and f,a m,ly’ M r and Mrs. Keith at the Rarv Laan home Oct. 20. day and Tuesday at the home of Nearly one person out of every 13 Oregonians is employed the year around of their parents. Mr Gressley’ near ° ntari° Tuesday afternoon Louise Hill her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer at and the Mrs. home E. E. Crocker, for a visit Mr- and Mrs Jack Gair of and Leota Kriegh went to Ontario Gaskill, at Ontario. in Oregon’s Dairy Industry, and their purchasing power is vital to you as a Ditty of New Plymouth ? eattle called at <he home of her to get the lesson for the extension Mrs. Lydia Worden visited at c a Jess father* Verner Carlson Sunday consumer as well as a taxpay er. club’s next meeting to be held the Ray Leedy home at Hunting lle d on a few old noi«Whore in afternoon on their way home the third Thursday in October, j ton over the weekend. Alvin W or-! this community Saturday. It will be “Home Care of the den went with her to go deer Mrs. Donald’’Hatt and^children 3 ‘“ f 7 Uta*' Back of every quart of milk lies the prosperity of whole communities of Hair.” hunting and got his deer. and her mother, Mrs. Howard Mr' a" d t^ rs‘ Ge°!‘g'? Menda‘ our state. Country towns flourish only when agriculture products sell at a Dick Kriega went deer hunting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huett and Hatch of Adrian visited in Parma 1°™ and Henry called on and Mr Mrs. Charley Culbertson rear Ironside with Vernon Park boys of Roswell and Mrs. Rose Friday evening at the Earl Hin- and fair price. In turn these small towns keep the wheels of industry turning er, and sons, Bob and Paul, How Douglas of Parma were callers at man home to see their new son Larry Monday evening. in our cities and help give thousands of fellow citizens steady employment. Vernon a n d Eldon Slippy ard Hatch and Don Hatt. They the Oscar Haney home Saturday Vincent Lynn Hinman. spent the week end with their returned with six deer. - ti Haney and j chi , - Utah, Mrs. b A. u rn T. e d Hill to of her East Layton, Mrs. Alvin Worden and children aft- Mrs. no° Mariam home Sun- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray In order to safeguard Oregon’s 70-million-dollar Dairy Industry, the spent the weekend with Mrs. dren were Sunday dinner guests day after spcnding two weeks Franklin in Parma while their parents were in Boise. Mr. Slippy Verna Costley at Ridgeview. legislature enacted the Oregon Milk Marketing Act. Due to this law the aS frS i ? T - , here with her son-in-law and is in the hospital for observation. Callers this week at the M. L. O n ^ io f d Carr ° f d ^ g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank farmers’ share of the consumers' dollar has increased from 39% in 1933 to Kurtz home to visit with Mrs. i Perry Crocker, small son of Mr. Mitchell and helping to care for Kurtz, who is ill, were Rev. and guests at Z the ? home of r J Mrs. S^ Carr r s Mrs_ Mitchell who had a thyroid and Mrs. Melvin Crocker had his 56.147c in 1954. Vet milk is today the best and cheapest food your money can Mrs. Henry Moore, Friday even sister, Mrs. Louis Pratt and fam operation in a Boise hospital. tonsils removed Thursday i n buy. This law is essential to our health as well as the economic welfare of ing. Louise Hill called Wednes ily. Bob Rice and daughters Nyssa. day. Mrs. W. E. Piercy and Mrs. Oscar Honey has been doing of Mrs. our state. It is beneficial to producers and consumers alike. Quincy arrived Thursday Mrs. Gertrude Bigelow had Martin of Clarkston, Wash., were chores for W. L. Long for the past evening Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. to be with Mrs. Rice’s two weeks, while the Longs vaca brother, Gerald Slippy, when he Ed Corfield. Thursday callers. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz and tioned in Utah. a hospital in Boise. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Moses went children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Price and entered and Mrs. Claude Smith took Lana to Nyssa Thursday to the home Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hammon are and Christy Rice and back their of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Saund deer hunting in the Mahogany home in Q£incy wi„ to remain ers for dinner and in the after FOR DIFFICULT mountams. until Mrs. Rice returns. noon took Mrs. Saunders and Mr. TV TROUBLES Dick Kriegh is running the corn Mrs Donald Hatt and children and Mrs. Moses to Boise to see ÎM , pr.por.d end pold for by If). Oregon Milk Producer.' Commit).., chopper for Wayne Piercy, who returned Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shelton and I , ,1,1 Adorni, Monog.r, 303 Pho.ni* Building, Portlond 4 , Oregon is ill with the flu. from {ri t California and the Mrs. Duane Davenport and _________ ______________________ son. Graduate Coyne Electrical Linda spent Sunday with her | mother, Mrs. Oscar Haney. It was ____________________________ School of Chicago Mrs. Haney’s birthday. SERVICE CALL $4 Mileage and Necessary parts extra—All Work Guaranteed Use IF YOU OWN A CAR on call 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Gate City Journal seven days a week. OWYHEE GROCERY Ph. 2150 Classified Ads. Admiral NYSSA FURNITURE CO. Owyhee VOTE 8 X NO C. VAUN HUNT OWN A GARAGE! Savings Deposits made at First National on or before Oct. 11th earn interest from Oct. 1st! Savings grow, too! Yes, protection of your auto from extreme weather as well as theft, is yours when you keep it in a garage. 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