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THE N Y SSA GATE CITY JOURNAL- N YSSA. OREGON. T HU RS D AY . J A N U A R Y 6. 1955 D a y s G o n e B y in N y s s a C o m m u n i t y From the Journal Files Your Library Funeral Services For Mrs. L. Mazac Kingnr.n J< oîony Funeral services were Wednes Several currently popular Pollyanna Club books are going into circulation day at the Lienkaemper Funeral 5 Years Ago— Jan. 5. 1950 Dial 2355 off'oa l dads. A. R. Millar is re with other new books at the chapel for Mrs Lola E. Mazac, 62. A temperature drop to 10 de. corder and Dick Holmes, const Malheur County Library on Fri who died at her home Jan. 1 pees above zero, the coldest of able. ------- Class work will start day Dec. 31. Mrs Bob Rice and two daugh Mrs. Mazac, a resident, of Nys a the winter, was followed by a Jan. 7 in Nyssa’s new school ters were Saturday visitors at the since 1928, is survived by her No Time for Sergeants by Mac heavy snowstorm. — — T Sgt. building, one i f the most modern husband, Tony Mazac, a son. Kai l Kygar home. Elroy B Brady who is stationed school plants in this section of Hyman recounts the humorous Theodore of Martinez. Calif, a Claudette Day spent Sunday with the air corps in Honolulu, the county. The building will escapades of an army draftee daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Larson of visiting with Lorena Ashcraft. from Georgia. . sent his mother, Mrs. J. I. Brady house the high school and six of Mr and Mrs. Claude Day, Billy Burns. Ore., one sister, one broth Richard L. Neuberger writes of er and her mother. an orchid corsage for Christmas the grades. — — Bids on the and Silas attended a New Year's Kingman lateral near Nyssa and the experiences of his wife and by air m ail.-------Miss Mardi Sal Interment was in the Vale eve party at the home of Mr. and lee, daughter of Mr and Mrs. A Adrian are to be opened Jan. 12 himself in the Oregon state legis- j cemetary. Mrs. James Ritchie. lature in Adventures in Politics. C. Sallee, has taken a position at the reclamation office. — — Mr. and Mrs. George Besen- in the state tax collector's office Extensive improvements are be Launcelot, My Brother by Ruth Froerer of Vale and Mrs. dorfer and family attended the in Boise.-------Jed Lewis of Pres ing made by the settlers on the Dorothy James Roberts retells Owen Froerer spent Monday in Gold and Green ball at the LDS ton, Ida., has been appointed dis Owyhee project with the nice the story of Launcelot, Gueni- Boise. church Wednesday. trict manager of the Amalgamat weather aiding considerable in vere, and Aithur in the words of Mr. and Mrs. George Besen- ed Sugar company of Nyssa. He building and clearing the land. Burs de Gams. Launcelot's broth-1 Jorfer attended a party honoring Irish husband and finds every Hans Wurl, Jack Simpson and er. will succeed the late Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Art Swenson and lead pointing to the fabulous Larsen. — — Despite the cold Robert Cox are drilling wells, C. I’ll Cry Tomorrow is Lillian American, Hank Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Patterson H. Shirk is about ready to move weather, nruch progress has been Roth's account of her fight I Saturday. made in the construction of the into his new house and Robert against alcholism and mental ill-1 Grandma Rolled Her Own is Mr. and Mrs. Bud Griffin spent Ted Peckham’s account of his Cox has started a new barn.------- addition to the new high school ness. Sunday at the Lester Strawn spirited Irish grandmother’s life building by the contractors, J. One of the new stream lined Un home. A novel of the buffalo hunters H. Wise & s o n .-------Following a ion Pacific trains will be operat and the herds they wiped out is Karl Eskilund describes a gay Mr. and Mrs, Cleo Carter and journey in the land of the Andes boys and Glen Strawn of Fort successful completion of a sup ing through Nyssa this summer. The Last Hunt by Milton Lott. in Vagabond Fever. plemental fund-raising campaign It will not stop in Nyssa. — — Fredenk Pohl edits a new coll Lewis spent Saturday evening for the Malheur Memorial hospit Ray Garrison left to continue his ection of short stories called Star Thirty Years is a collection of with Mr. and Mrs Lester Strawn al, work was resumed on the studies at OAC after spending the Science Fiction Stories No. 2. stories, articles, and essays by and family. Glen Strawn is a son building this week. In the supple holidays here. Eastern Wyoming in the 1870's John P Marquand which have of the Lester Straw ns. mental campaign volunteer is the scene of Arrow in the not previously appeared in book Vern Meehan visited Wednes workers raised $100,000 which Moon by Margaret and John Har form. day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs will be used to finish the building ris, whose hero is a young east A comprehensive guide to Art Sparks. and buy equipment. erner with sympathies for a band numerous annual celebrations in Glen Fehlman spent Sunday of Apaches that have returned to 21 European countries by Robert with Ronald Day. 10 Years Ago— Jan. 4, 1945 Mrs, Frank Byers New Year’s guests of Mr. and home territory from a l enerva Meyer is called Festivals Europe The Sugar Factory campaign Phone 2325 tion farther south. Fingerprints b y Douglas Mrs. James Phifer were Mr. amt will close Jan. 10. One million, The View from the Parsonage Browne is a history of the subject Mrs. Henry Bangert and family one hundred thousand bags of ■ Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Keck re by Sheila Kaye-Smith is i drama | covering fifty years of scientific of Payette, Mr. and Mrs. William j sugar, each containing 100 pounds ' turned recently from a trip to of the rejection and rediscovery crime detection. Toombs and Cliff Beaumont. was manufactured.-------The ban Portland and Richland, Wash., of faith m the Dry all family, Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer at The Web of Life by John Storer against Japanese residents i n where they visited with relatives. viewed by Henry Chamberlin explains simply the interrelation tended the Gold and Green ball j coastal areas was lifted this week ships of all living things. at the LDS church Wednesday Leonard Toll and a friend of who had taken over the parish. in accordance with army orders, Arthur Upfield's Sinister Sto E. A. Colman under the spon evening. Redmond, Ore., visited several but Japanese in Malheur county nes finds Inspector Napoleon sorship o f t h e Conservation Donnie Elliot was a Sunday are not expected to rush back to days last week at the Rol'and Bonaparte involved in a case in Foundation offers an appraisal of dinner guest of Johnny Thiel. the coast.------- Harry Miner will Holmes home. vegetation management in relat Sunday afternoon callers at the Mr. and Mis. Alfred Adams Australia. take the oath of office as mayor A “ Powder Valley" western ion to water supply, flood control, Willis Conant home were Mr. and of Nyssa. Jan. 9. — — Mr. and and family were New Year’s din story by Peter Field is Ride for and soil erosion in Vegetation and Mrs. J F. Conant, Richard Con- j Mrs. Jacob Peterson have receiv ner guests at the Thurman Hill Trinidad! Watershed Management. ant and boys and Mrs. Irene! ed a telegram stating that their home near Parma. A new book by the author of I Find My Vocation by Harry | Haws and children. son. Pfc. Hubert Peterson, report Dick Hart returned to OTI at “The High and the Mighty” heads Kitson gives occupational-study Catherine Thiel spent Sunday ed missing in Europe, has re Klamath Falls after spending the the list of books going into circul assistance for today’s youth. afternoon with Connie Montgom-1 turned to duty with the army. holiday vacation with his parents, ation on Saturday, Jan. 8 Marketing is the 1954 Yearbook ery. A survey for possible establish Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Hart. Soldier of Fortune by Ernest of Agriculture. Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ment of city mail delivery in Mrs. F. G. Holmes who has K Gann tells of the adventures Hard Man With a Gun is a Lynn Hurst and David were Mr. Nyssa has been completed by the been ill the past week is some of Jane Hoyt who arrives in western story by Charles Heckel- and Mrs. Ernest Weeks of Myrt Chamber of Commerce The pro better. Hong Kong to search for her mann. le Creek, Ore., R. E. Hurst o f ' posed route covers 7 miles, Kathy Chenault had t h e whereas the minimum required « mumps during the holiday vaca is only 5 miles. tion. Carol Adams was absent from 15 Years Ago— Jan. 4. 1940 Art Norcott has been named school the first of the week with Hudson dealer for this district. — the flu. Mr. and Mrs. J. Conant and A farmers night school will start at the Nyssa Union high school Richard of Ontario were supper Jan. 8. — — Bernard Frost was guests Sunday evening at the re-elected to his third term as Glenn Brown home. Ted Keck who is attending president of the Nyssa Chamber of Commerce. — —An explosion Bible College in Portland, visited was caused by kerosene used to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. start a fire in the kitchen range Keck during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Crocker and in the house occupied by Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Clark. Considerable Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes and damage was done to the house daughters were visitors Wednes owned by C. C. Bates. — — A day evening at the Frank Byers blanket of snow covered the Cow ( home. Hollow area and in Nyssa ground i Rickie Conant who is staying at was b a re.------- Ed Boydell, Jack j the Glenn Brown home spent the McKee. Houston Wilson. Ted holidays with his father, Richard Morgan, Pete Mitchell, Katherine Conant of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks j Mitchell and Doris Smith return ed to the various colleges to re entertained at dinner New Year’s sume their studies following the for Mr. and Mrs Alme Hendricks and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elton holiday vacation. Jennings and family, Mr. and 20 Years Ago— Jan. 3, 1935 Mrs. Blair Hendricks and Mr. and Nyssa's new officers will take Mrs. Gilbert Holmes and daugh- office Jan. 7 at which time Don | ter. Graham will be sworn in as may- j Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kelly and or and Councilmen, A1 Thomp- j family of Adrian spent New I son, Dean Smith. Art Norcott and • Year’s afternoon at the Glenn I Dick Tensen will then be the Brown home. ' I Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes \ made a business trip to Nampa j Tuesday. HERB'S Oregon Trail you gef more...Save more with these RADIO — TV SERVICE 509 Main Dial 2118 Use Gate City Journal Classified Ads. Argo— 14-oz. Bottle 4 for4 9< Catsup FROM THE SENSATIONAL BEST-SELLING NOVEL! Three worldly American girl» in Rome, falling in love — each differently...each excitingly! Borden's— PAGE THREE Brookings, Marvel Knickerbock PARENTS OF SON er and son and Ardis Rcttig and Lt. and Mrs. J. N. Hembree son, Mike. R E. Hurst is a broth are parents of a son, Michael Niel, er of Lynn Hurst. born Dec. 28 at Ft. Sill, Okla. Mrs. Morris Howard was a New Hembree is the former Betty La- \ ear s dinner guests of Mr. and ; mine Fife and grandparents are Mrs. Willis Conant. Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Fife. Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer at tended a farewell party and Dennis Smith of Ontario spent dance at the LDS church Thurs Thursday with Wayne Chesnut. day night. Jr. The Mr. and Mrs. Pinochle club met Tuesday evening with were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Toombs Mr. and Mrs. William Toombs. for a pot luck supper. The Thiel boys went duck Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. hunting with Doritys of Nyssa Williams Toombs were dinner Mr. and Mrs. William Toombs guests of Mr. and Mrs. George visited Sunday with Mr. and Toombs of Nyssa. Mrs. Chester Clark in Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliot were Arizona Price of Ontario was Tuesday afternoon callers at the a week end guests of Mr. and Oscar Shaffer home. Mrs. L. R. Price and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harper and Melba Price spent the New Mr. Harper’s parents were Sat Year’s week end with her par urday afternoon visitors of Mr ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R Price and Mrs. Oscar Shaffer. Mr. and Mrs. Leone Price have Mr. and Mrs. Archie Moses moved to Jamison. called on Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cassel Shaffer Sunday afternoon. visited Wednesday evening with Donna Reuter spent Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shaffer. with Catherine Thiel. The Kingman Kolony Polly Sunday afternoon callers at i anna club will meet Thursday, the Oscar Shaffer home were Mr. Jan. 6, with Mrs. Carl Begeman. and Mrs. Kerby Kendall and Mrs. A1 Parker called on Mrs. family. Elsie Price Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Graham Mrs. Price called on Mrs. Lester and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas Strawn Thursday afternoon. RENSTROM AGENCY f Clear Water Standy—46 oz. Sugar icibs. Van Camp C lllll- W it h Beans Maggie McNAMARA • Rossano BRAZZI NYSSA THEATRE Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday — Jan. 11-12-13 3 C 3 flS Plump and Mealy Raisins _ «iLPkg.liS^ FROZEN FOODS Polar 10-oz .00 8 for Pasco— 6 -oz. Orange Juice 7i»r$1 COMPARE THE TRIM • ALL EXCESS FAT AND BONE REMOVED AND LOW PRICES TOO! 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