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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1955
due to the weather. The basket­
Curley Hauser of Ontario was a
Machule formerly of Eastern TWO MAKE HONOR ROLL
ball game was played Saturday
caller at the Dyre Roberts home
Germany.
Making the honor roll at Oreg-
instead of Wednesday. Ten Davis
Wednesday on 4-H club business.
Mrs.
Rowena
Kreager
helped
on
Techinal Institute, near Klarn-
won both games.
Mrs. Myrtle Hatch and Helen
served at the Payette Canning ath Falls for the fall term were
Miss Helen Hatch
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
Jeanette
Con&nt
visited her brother, Ralph Stark
(Last Week’s News)
company banquet Thursday at Dick W. Hart, who is taking
Phone Parma 1-F21
Phone 2-2769. Parma
Dial 2552
Saturday afternoon.
the Oregon Trail hall.
; farm technology, and Melvin G.
Mr. and Mrs. Severt Fox and
Henry W. Stark, of Orofino,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleaver and Marcum, who is taking survey-
family w e r e Sunday dinner
Rev. Rembert Ahles of Nyssa1 Ida , visited his aunt, Mrs. Myrtle
Mrs. Jack Reed, chairman of guests at the home of Mr. and
Tom Duncan
left Monday to son had dinner with Mr. and ing technology, according to the
the Apple Valley March of Dimes, Mrs. Charles McFarland in Notus. was calling on friends here ( Hatch Thursday. In the after- enter the Navy
Mrs. Metts of Parma Sunday.
school registrar's office.
Sunday. He had lunch with Ezra noon they visited at the Ralph
is having open house Thursday
Mr.
and
M
d
.
Cliff
Faulkner'
M
r
.
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d
¥
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•
Magnus
Ekanger
Miss Gaylene Griffin was an Brumbach
Stark home.
evening for the polio workers
and Dee Ann and Mrs. Larrv 'Ter* Saturday evening callers at Mrs Bin Toomb, The Thompsons
Mr and Mrs Homer E r i c k ­
The Big Bend extension unit
and their families. Those collect­ overnight guest of Cherryl W.l-
Neely were Sunday guests of th! , PauI1 Clea>.er homf:
I and Mr. and Mrs Claude Day
son
r
riday.
j
son
a
re
parents
Qf
a
gjrj_
horn
met
last
Thursday
with
Miss
Hel­
ing for the polio fund are Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Cassel
r
Mrsu
Lyn?
Hurst
cal
ed
on
Mrs
Dorothy Fox and Hazel Shaf-
The Snake River Stampeders, Fridav at the Ontario hospital.
en Hatch for their last shirt work
Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. J. F. Ban-
and Mrs. Russell Cassel are Monday ^Bern^in
Be« eman fer attended a tea and white ele-
ta, Charley Mann, Mrs. C. A But­ Which includes Mr. aind Mrs. I Suzie Abbott spent Saturday shop meeting. Nine members are the Mr narpnts
r .t
a
tv .
MOnaay aiternoon.
| phant sale for the polio drive at
cher, Dwight Seward, Mrs. Chet Cloyd Sample of this community, night and Sunday at the Frank finishing their shirts or jackets.
parents of a daughter. The
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleaver at -1 the home of Louise Hill.
Leonard Wood, Jimmy Thomp­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. tend the Cannery banquet at the
James, Mrs. Severt Fox, David Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coleman of Shelton home in Nyssa.
Lester Strawn a n d Leslie
Nyssa and Chuck Johnson of
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pettis of Ros- son played on the Adrian grade Clarence Cassel.
Bay and Lenna Mae Lewis.
Oregon Trail hall Thursday.
spent
Sunday in New Plymouth
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Clemens
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..... of
Rev. and Mrs. ....
Henry
Moore
Mrs. Jack Reed and Robert Payette, were guests on the well called at the Robert Weir basketball team last Friday at
and Fruitland visiting relatives
Snake
River
Stampede
request
and
Ralph
Stark
homes,
Friday
Vale. The score was 38-24 in favor
Saturday overnight guests Adrian visited with Mr. and Mrs
went to Boise Wednesday to meet
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer and
of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thomp- n . P. French Sunday.
of Adrian.
Jack who is returning from Salt program, Friday of last week on i afternoon.
girls attended a birthday party
KFXD,
Nampa.
I
Allen
Bennett
spent
Sunday
Miss
Alta
Thompson
of
Burns
so" ,
.
I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Altig of in honor of Barbara Phifer,
Lake City. Due to the dense fog,
is visiting . . over
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Norland I with Phillip Hatch.
----- the week
— end
---- — at ,
, r‘ and j^ rs-
*-*roft of Greenlief and son, and Guy daughter of Mr. and Mrs Berle
they stayed the night with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas at­ the home of her aunt, Mrs. Nora Wallowa, Ore., visited at the Sparks of Boise were Sunday- Phifer.
and baby were Sunday dinner
and Mrs C. C. Melvedt.
tended
the Legion polio benefit Stark.
guests
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Mar­
HorHes of A1 and Herschal dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Keck called Saturday from
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Norland
Mrs. Contrad of Notus spent , Thompson Wednesday.
Art Sparks,
his base in Florida and talked to
and family of Hermiston and Pal­ tha S. Norland Mr. and Mrs. card party Saturday night at the
several days at the Ralph Strk
Marion Chamberlain called on
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft his mother, Mrs A. H. Keck.
mer Norland of Madras, arrived Roger Norland and Mr. and Mrs. Legion hall in Adrian.
Dr. Elsie Smith of Caldwell home caring for Mr. Stark who is J°hn and Morris Howard Sun- visited Friday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Krause were
Saturday night for a few days Art Norland and family were
spent Saturday and Sunday with ill-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks.
Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and
visit with Mrs Martha Norland afternoon visitors.
Mr. ana
and ivirs.
Mrs. ciauae
Claude uay
Day enter-j
enter
The Jolly Jane club met Jan. j mr
Mrs. L. R. Price visited Satur-, Mr.
V1I ......
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maine of her son- Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith.
and Mrs. . Carl Begeman
and other relatives.
Miriam Dilly of Boise vi«ited Ontario were Sunday afternoon I Mrs. Irma Hopkins and Faye 25 with Mrs. Maude King. A pot tained at dinner Sunday for M r., day afternoon with Mrs. Willis a,,d u r Schultz were Saturday
Conant.
evening callers at the Bill Van
with Mr and Mrs. Jack Reed and visitors at the Raymond Arnold Marie spent the week end in luck dinner was served by the 16 and Mrs. Howard Day- and Sand-
and
Frank
Plagmann
homes.
Boise
w>th
her
mother,
Mrs.
Cre-
members.
The
afternoon
was
ra
,a*}d
James
O-
Stephen
John
and
Morris
Howard
were
DeWater home
Robert Saturday of last week.
spent tying a quilt for Mrs. Shelia, and daughters.
Friday evening visitors at the
Mr and Mrs John Gowie and
Mr. and Mrs Bill Richesin and °*a Betts.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bey were
Mr and Mrs.
Herb Thomas j Cartwright. The next meeting Mr® Ralph Baxter
and Mrs Willis Conant home.
daughter and Mr and Mrs Tonv
Sunday visitors at the Walter Brent of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs
Bob Franklin* of Parma were din- entertained
the Mr. and Mrs. card will be Feb. 8 with Mrs. Sbeila ^ee Bam visited with Mrs. Geo. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant
Martinez were Sundav evening
Campbell home in Weiser.
Besendorfer Wednesday.
visited with Mrs Richard Conant ” ne^ at The John Thriel home
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and fam­ ner guests Sunday at the home of dub at their home Wednesday Carwright.
Mrs. Mary Brumbach accomp-
Henry Defendorfer went swim- ,n Ontario Friday. She recently
Mrs. Henry Reuter called on
ily were dinner guests Tuesday Mr. aind Mrs. Bert Richesin in ni8ht with a potluck supper.
with the Explorer scouts, returned from a Pendleton hos- Mrs. Thiel Saturday afternoon
,
uvening at the home of Mrs. Mar­ honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Those attending were Mr. and anied Mr. and Mrs. Harvey |
; pital.
Kingman Kolony Pollyanna
tha Norland. The evening was Franklin and Mrs. Bert Richesin Mrs. Dyre Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Hatch to Roswell Sunday for a Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer at- will meet with Mrs. Evelyn
Mrs. Orley Smith and Beverly Jack Raney of Parma, Mr. and birthday dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Andrews
spent playing Bingo.
Mrs. Chet Iiames had a party and Mrs. Bernard Goddard and Mrs. L Dierking of upper Snake; Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson hon- and baby of Weiser were Sunday tended a dinner at the Country Thompson Feb. 3.
oring the 85th birthday of Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herschal c i ub at Pavette where the low
for Carol Ann Wednesday after­ Cindy Lou, spent Sunday after- river, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft j
Thompson.
couples of their pinochle club,
noon in honor of her 6th birth­ noon at the Buford Standerfer of the Kolony, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson. Others attending were
For best results use the Journal
Verna Beutler of Boise spent entertained the high couples.
home.
Ashcraft
of
Adrian.
Gleen
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robt.
Weir,
Mr.
and
day. Guests included Mrs. Donna
Classified
Ads.
the
week
end
at
the
Thompson
Jack Reed left Sunday evening Brourn as a supper guest. Jack \ Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer were
Bay, Gary and Glenda. Mrs. Ken
home.
by
plane
to
attend
a
hardware
Raney
and
Mrs.
Dierking
won
j
Lee
Baldridge
and
Betty
of
Ros-
Friday
night
supper
guests
of
[
Robinson, Sandra and Sparky,
Mrs. Lynn Hurst and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam of New- i
well who were formerly residents
high and Mr Dierking won low
Mrs. Vear Haile and Bobby, Mrs. convention in Salt Lake City.
E. Piercy were hostesses at a ell Heights
Home beauty
of
Bend
Byron
Standerfer
was
an
over-
The
Adrian
grade
school
PTA
Harry Ray and Becky, Mrs.
household shower at the Piercy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pug
Swigert
ac-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jim
Phifer
and
night
guest
Saturday
of
Rodney
awarded
4-H
achievement
pins
to
with
Woodrow Wilson and Allyn, Mrs.
( the following Bend students: companied Mrs Clara C ollin s to home given in honor of Mrs. girls spent Sunday in Bruno, Ida.,
Walter Harris and Mrs. Frona Smith.
Wednesday
eveningi
visiting the Gene Davis family. |
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Woods Shaen and Karen Roberts, 5-year Caldwell
Miller. Refreshments of ice cream
David Hurst called on Herbert
w’ere visitors at the Jack Wilson P*n. Karen Wright, 6-year pin,; where they attended a Owyhee ; in Nampa. Sunday Mrs. Swigert
and cake were served.
I Jimmy Chaney, 4-year pin; Peggy and Gem mineral club meeting. ! accompanied Mrs. Clara Collins Machule Sunday. Herbert accom-
Mr. and Mrs. C. A Butcher home Saturday «vaninf.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vande Water and Mrs. Carl Mogensen of Fruit- panied David home and in the I
Clarence Fritts underwent an Chaney, Kathryn Auker, Norene
went to Twin Falls Sunday re­
evening the boys attended thè
turning Tuesday evening. Mr emergency appendectomy Friday Howes and Kay Clucas each 3- and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas a t-! land to the show.
Butcher's mother, Mrs. Anna But­ night at the Nyssa hospital He is year pins. Harry Packwood, 1- tended a Sunday school class ban- ; Mrs. Ruby English entertained Young Peoples group at the Ad-1
cher suffered a stroke. She is still recovering nicely and will soon j year pin; Karen Wright, junior quet at the Roswell Baptist group 1 of the federated ladies ' rian church.
aid to Roswell last Wednesday.
Among those attending the
be home.
j leadership pin; Mrs. Goldie Rob- church Friday evening.
quite ill.
Mrs. Woodrow Shearer, Sharen Twelve ladies attended. She was cannery banquet at the Oregon !
Miss Barbara Dick was released | fits, 10 year leadership pin
Dick Nye of Caldwell was a
Sunday dinner guest at the Earl from the Nyssa hospital last week J Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vande Water and her nephew, Vern Petterson assisted by Mrs. Mary Ellen All- Trail hall Thursday, were, Mr.
Stuns Lumber Co.
and Mrs. Jim Phifer, Mr and 1—
and is feeling much better
and Kent were Sundav dinner attended a rock show Saturday ender.
Boston home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bake and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maurer
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson are
grandparents again. Mr. and Mrs. family who moved her from St. and family o f Wilder.
Dick Curtis of Boise have a new Cloud. Florida, are living in th e1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ranev of
Jim Leveaux place.
Parma were dinner guests Sun- j
girl born Jan. 29.
Mrs. Ted Line, (formerly Evel- day of his sitser, Mr. and Mrs. j
Mrs. Sara Miller has been quite
yn Ferguson), left Tuesday morn- Herb Thomas.
ill the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Burton Blades of I
Miss Mary Lou Wilson, small mg for Fairbanks, Alaska to join
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack her husband. She was accompan- Nampa visited her sister and fam-
Wilson has been visiting the Geo. led by her father-in-law, Milton ily. Mr and Mrs. D> re Roberts j
Miller family in Nampa the past Line of Sterling, Idaho. They Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Packwood, Esther
plan to drive through and take
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Redmond the trailor house of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Goldie Roberts, Mary j
Auker, Winifred Bennett and
are moving into the house vac­ Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Robinson Mrs. Herb Thomas attended the ?
ated by the Elmer Hicks family
Mabel Ardis of Moses Lake, were hosts at a pinochle party Mary-Martha last Thursday a t ;
Wash., and Florence Bowman of Saturday evening. Guests includ­ the Wesley Piercy home in King-|
Lewiston, Ida., were Sunday over ed, Mr. and Mrs. David Bay. Mr. man Kolony. They gave a mis­
night guests at the C. A Butcher and Mrs Raymond Arnold, Mr. cellaneous shower for Mrs. Me- j
home. They are sisters of Mrs. and Mrs. Orley Smith and Mr. Kula who recently arrived with j
and Mrs. Harold Herrmann. Mr. her husband, from Germany to
Butcher.
Mrs. Jennie Boston and family i and Mrs. David Bay won low make their home They are living
of Ontario and her mother, Mrs. score and Mr. and Mrs. Herrmann in the tenant house at the George
Sutton visited the Earl Boston won the prize for high sconv Re­ Scheimer home. Mrs. McKula is
Mrs. Carolyn Scheimer’s mother-
family and Mrs. Sara Miller Sun­ freshments were served.
day.
George Thompson, a long time in-law.
The two Barstadt children and
Miss Barbara Edison of Baker resident of Roswell now of Sali­
returned home Saturday after nas, Calif , passed away Saturday. Karen Clucas are absent from
spending two weeks with Mr He was the father of Laurence school this week with the mumps
Mrs. Grace Clucas enjoyed a
and Mrs. J. W. Edison and family. Thompson a former resident of
I’TA which was scheduled for here, now of Payette. Graveside visit with her brother, Roy
Thursday evening was called off i services will be held at Roswell. Knapp who left Tuesday to join
his familv and parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R D Knapp, who left last
week for Phoenix, Ariz., where
they will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright
attended a birthday party at the
Howard Hatch home in Adrian
for Mrs. Hatch and her sister,
Mrs. Margaret Wight of Parma
Rent a Locker and Make It
Relatives and a few friends had
supper#and watched TV' Saturday
6 Feet Larger.
evening
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lawler o f .
V
Sunny Slope and Mr. and Mrs.1
If you don't have a deep freeze box then
George Cartwright of Adrian
rent one at Fischer's Locker Service.
cW /v o rM f
were Sunday dinner guests at
locmlfy f
the Ray Cartwright home. In the
Yearly Rentals — $10, $11, $12.
evening they visited at the Ray­
mond Cartwright home
OST PEOPLE still don’t believe it. But
Miss Janice Jones spent from
ride that comes of all-coil springing and
Saturday until Tuesday with her
is true.
torque-tube stability . Y m find it in the extra
parents. Mr and Mrs. Tom Jones.
roominess, the extra frame strength, the
She returned to her work in
And when you look into the facts, you'll find
Boise.
extra tread width, the extra silencing - all
these two solid truths:
Mrs. Pauline McGinnis and
part
and parcel of every Buick.
Junior of Adrian. Mrs. Joyce
Davis and Stevie of Vale and Mrs.
Buick is one of the “ Big Three” in sales
Hazel Ferguson of Apple Valley,
W e could tell you about the little things,
volume —and hotter this year than ever
were dinner guests of their par­
RIB CHOP
SLAB BACON
too.
Things usually charged for as “extras”
before.
And
Buick
is
one
of
the
“
Big
Three”
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hatch
Saturday.
in other ears, hut yours as standard equip­
when it comes to prices which make such
Mrs. Sarah Cartwright accomp
ment
at no extra cost in every Buick. Things
popularity
possible.
The
price
we
show
here
anied Mrs. Howard Hatch of Ad j
rian to Ontario last Wednesday, j
like direction signals, oil-bath air cleaner,
proves it.
where they attended a luncheon !
full-flow oil filter, automatic lighting in
at the home of Mrs. Dennis
S
o
why
not
get
what
a
Buick
has
to
offer,
if
Smith. They also visited Mrs 1
glove and trunk compartments —and so on.
Cartwright’s aunt, Mrs. Martha
you arc in the market for a new car?
Amidon and a friend, Mrs Lam -1
B u t-y o u get the idea. This is a buy, this ’55
'
**'
SPARE RIBS
berson who is in a nursing home !
Yiu find that the dollars you pay for Buick
Buick - a great buy -a n d a thriller from the
Apple Valley
Big Bend
Kingman Kolony
...
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IS YOUR DEEP FREEZE BOX
TOO SMALL?
You can take
it ever for only $ 2701 ’*®
M"
Enjoy the nice crisp cold air while getting
your meats out of your locker, then you
will enjoy and appreciate our Banana
Belt Climate when going outside.
Drive Out and Save!
GRAIN FED BEEF AND PORE
Custom Butchering and Curing
Fischer’s Locker Service
Open 'Til 6:30 P. M. Monday Through Saturday
Vi mile west on Alberta Ave Dial 3093, locker plant
Dial 3103 slaughterhouse and cutting room.
Get Your . . . .
P H IL C 0
Raytheon
or
ADMIRAL
TELEVISION
buy you a lot more automobile —and the
sheer satisfaction that comes with bossing a
brawny traveler of this caliber.
instant you press its gas pedal. Come in this
w eek and check things for yourself,
won’t you?
You find it in the record-high V 8 power that
gives life to this spirited performer. 'Yon
find it in the soft and level and cruiser-steady
*2-door. 4-possen ger Buick SPECIAL Sedan. Model 4 * . ¡Ilustroted Opi.onal
equ pment. accessorial, slate and local to*es. if any. odd.tionol Prices
moy vary slightly in adjoin,ng communities. Even the factory-initolled e»tras
you rray want a^o bargains, such as
Htater & D«:ro$f«r .. . $ 8 1 .70; Jod.o & Antenna . $97.50.
Thrill o f the y e a r Is Buick
. From
W HIN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
Nyssa
Furniture Co.
1 Block W m I R.R. Depot
ROBERTS-NYSSA, Inc.
203 Good Ave.
Dial 2261