THE NYSSA ÔÀTÈ CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 7. 1955
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Nu Acres News
Farmerettes Club
Burgess Jersey Herd
Has High Rating
An average production of 9,253
lbs. milk containing 520 lbs. but
terfat per cow is the accomplish
ment of the registered Jersey
herd owned by Fred E. Burgess,
Route 2, Vale.
The herd of 33 Jerseys recently
completed a 12-month test period
on Herd Improvement Registry.
The official test was made under
the supervision of Oregon State
college in cooperation with The
American Jersey Cattle club,
breed registry organization lo
cated in Columbus, Ohio.
Four registered Jersey cows
owned by Burgess completed rec
ords of Herd Improvement Reg
istry test which entitles them to
special recognition from the Am
erican Jersey Cattle club.
V. L. and Leia Lett spent
■Tirursday evening with Mr. and
Mrs Ed Meroney.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Barker of
Weiser visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Howard
Danna Nedbalek, Robert Shaw,
Delbert Wilson, Tommie Nielsen,
Kyle Sager, Carl, Deanna and
Marilyn Evans. Joanne Martin
and Geraldine Fry were among
those who attended the music fes
tival in Payette Friday.
8/Sgt. Morris F Goodwin visit
ed with his sister and family, Mr
and Mrs. Frang Nebalek and Don
na. S/Sgt. Goodwin is stationed
at an airbase in Texas.
Omar Betts, Marilyn Betts and
Club
Linda Holton were among those Adrian
suffering with the flu the past
Tuesday
week.
Adrian—The 4-H Happy Cook
Mrs Cecil Evans underwent an
operation in the St. Luke’s hos ies club met Tuesday evening at
the home of their leader, Marga
pital in Boise Thursday.
Something new has been added ret Butler. They learned to make
to the Do-More 4-H club this year. pop-overs. The next meeting will
We have eight boys taking be Tuesday at the Ray Simpson
“Foods” as their project. These home.
boys met with their leader, Mrs.
Officers of the group are Karla
Paul Thomson last Tuesday for Kreigh, president; Alice Simpson,
their first lesson. Roll call was vice-president; Rosalie Zamora, I
answered by Maynard Sager, Ern song and yell leader; Doris Han
est Kimmes, Kenneth Spangler, ey and Judy Mackey game lead
Mike Harold, Jimmy Holton, Gary ers; and Joy Sharp news report
Betts and Gary Thomson.
er.
Mrs. Ralph Barker, Mrs Roy
Howard and Mrs. Quentin Speas Deana Evans, Beverly Hall and
visited at the home of Mrs How Harley Sager were among those'
ard’s sister, Mrs. Irvin Rider of who attended the music festival |
Parma.
in Payette Thursday. Harley Sa
Mr and Mrs. Robert H. Preston ger was in a mixed quartet.
and daughter, Martha of Fruitland
Mrs. Gene Bevin and two chil-
were visitors at the home of Mr. dren of Fruitland visited with
and Mrs. Eggert Oft Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Meroney.
We wish to welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Nebalek received a
Mrs. Frank Hughey to this com phone call from her father, Thom
munity. They are formerly from as Goodwin, of Granview, Wash.,
Oregon Slope.
that he has returned home from
Mr. and Mrs. Gail DeWitt of the veterans hospital in Vancou-|
Bates, Ore., are visiting Mr and ver, Wash. He is feeling much
Mrs. George Wilson and family. better now. He underwent sur
Jullian and Judith Stohler went gery for the second time this win-1
to a roller skating party with the ter but only stayed there two I
Sunday school class Friday.
weeks this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Deleye and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meroney visit
daughters of Albany, Ore., who ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I
were enroute to New York, spent Elbert Robinette of New Plym-1
Thursday night with her sister outh, Wednesday evening.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Col. Bill Wiley, brother of Mrs.
Sager. Their two younger daugh Fred Howell, has been visiting I
ters will stay with Sagers until from Ft. Lewis, Wash., for five |
their parents return.
days. Carl De Wayne Ball from i
Mr and Mrs. Carl Choat and Verden, Okla., cousin of Mrs. |
daughter and Mrs. Laura Choat, Howell, has also been visiting
all of Caldwell were Sunday din
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conner and i
ner guests at the Edward Nielsen family spent Wednesday evening
home.
with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Conner;
Mr and Mrs. Angelo Marostica aftd family. 3ay and Henry were |
and Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Mar celebrating their birthdays.
ostica. Jr. had dinner with Mr.
A/3c David A. Leder, son of
and Mrs. James Hartman Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Win. Leder, has just I
Mrs Forrest Carpenter was returned home after completing'
called to Sterling, Colo., by the three months of basic training at |
death of her sister. She spent two Parks Air Base, Calif. Airman
weeks there.
Leder is on a ten day leave and '
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Walz and is visiting his parents and friends
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Rin- before traveling on to Kesler Air
hold Stohler Sunday afternoon. Force Base, Miss. There he will I
Mr Walz is the nephew of Mrs. attend radio operators school,
Stohler.
inaa /c f HBT-hurs
Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
Mrs Hartman called on Grace Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Cleverly
Paiton of Fruitland Sunday after spent four days of this week in |
noon.
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Dean Fields spent Thurs
Jerron Jackson, son of Mrs.
day evening with her parents, Darwin Condie is still confined to
Mr and Mrs. Forrest Carpenter. bed with a skull fracture suffered
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Kent spent while working in the Gay Way
Sunday evening at the home of
Bowling alley.
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Holton
Golden Hyde is suffering with
Frank Nedbalek called at the an infected elbow as an aftermath
home of Mr. and Mrs. George of a fall about six weeks ago. His i
Grasmick Wednesday.
elbow was badly bruised at that I
Mrs. H. E. Sager, Kyle and time and is giving him a lot of i
Delora Mae McDaniels went to
trouble.
Boise Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Solomon
Geraldine and Corynne Fry, are visiting at the home of Bert
Carol Keck, Bob Thomson, Philip Solomon over the weekend. They |
Conner, Joanne Martin, Ned Sto are from California.
kes, Dione Cleverly, Juna Condie,
Mrs. Grant Hurd took her Sun- j
Wanda Johnson. Merlin Milton, day school class roller skating in •
Ontario Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Conner have |
Dr. John Easly
received word that their son Sgt. I
Joseph Conner is on his way home I
Optometrist
from Okinawa
Ontario, Ore.
Gene Betts and Jesse Fry re- I
Phone Enterprise JC1
turned to school Monday after |
(No toll charge)
having the mumps.
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Mrs. Ralph Baxter took Mrs.
George Besendorfer to Caldwell
Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. George Besen
dorfer and family attended a
farewell party for Ralph Shy
Friday. Mr. Shy is leaving for
New Zealand on an LDS mission.
Larry Kreager is confined to
his home with the mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson
went to Boise Sunday to visit
with Verna Beutler.
Mr. and Mrsi. Chet Mills visited
Sunday at the Herschel Thomp
son home.
Ronald Thompson was one of
the seniors who went on “sneak”
Thursday.
Mrs. Al Thompson and Mrs. El
lis Walters attended Sunshine
club in Nyssa Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar, Mr.
and Mrs. Skeet Kygar and Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Kygar gave a
surprise birthday party Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Kygar’s
75th birthday.
Mrs. Qunntero left Sunday for
Chihuahua, Mexico. She will al-
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so spend a week in Los Angelv*
visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cohant
played cards Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar.
Isaac Martinez attended a
birthday party in honor of Dale
Sharp Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Martinez
went to Nipton Sunday to help
Jesse Martinez celebrate his
birthday.
Mrs. Fern Hatch called on Mrs.
Lester Strawn Monday evening,
Mr and Mrs. Lynn Hurst and
David went to Boise Sunday to
watch the motorcycle races,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Long of
Nyssa spent Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Strawn.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. French
spent Sunday eveing with Mr.
and Mrs. Art Sparks.
Rev and Mrs. Erving Franks
of Roswell called at the Art
Sparks home Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Irene Haws and children
of Ontario were week end guests
of her brother. Wills Conant and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles powers
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb
were Sunday afternoon callers at
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the Jim Phifer home.
Mrs. Jim Phifer and girls and
Miss Joyce Bowers attended “Fun
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Phone 2548
Night” at the Adrian high school
Thursday night.
Mrs. Jim Phifer played the
music for the funeral of Cecil
Case of Caldwell Monday.
Mrs. Jim Phifer accompanied
June Hartley with a solo at the
farewell party for Ralph Shy.
David Hurst went to Sun Val
ley on “sneak” with the seniors
of Adrian.
Mrs. Lester Strawn and Arn
old visited with Mrs. R. L.
Price and Norman Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Price and
Norman took Melba back to On
tario Monday after she had spent
the
week end visiting- home
folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Price of
Brogan visited Tuesday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Price.
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Mrs. Lorin Munn attended the >
tea for mothers of the first grade
at Adrian. Duane Munn is a stu- i
dent of that grade.
Mrs. Wilbur Chapin returned
from Spokane Thursday night,:
where she has been helping care
for her grandchildren, Cindy Lou
and Daniel Wayne Chapin. Her
son, Charles, has been promoted
to the rank of Staff Sargeant and
is the crew chief of the B-36 type
of aircraft.
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Mr and Mrs. Henry Collier of
Ontario visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John Reffett Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ira Price and daughter,
Bernardine attended the FHA
banquet Tuesday night at the
Owyhee LDS church.
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen
helped move the household
furniture belonging to Mr. and
Mrs. Ewen Chard to Nyssa, Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen
visited Sunday at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Nielsen in Nu Acres.
Mrs. K. C. Kimball of Oakland
and son, Bobby are visiting her |
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parents and sisters her. They ar
rived Saturday and she will help
care for her father, E. J. Hobson
who returned from the hospital
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler and
grandchildren, Leon and Billie,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Newgen.
Mr and Mrs. George Schweizer
spent Sunday evening at the L.
E. Newgen home.
Mr. and» Mrs. Chas. L. Wilson
of Roswell spent Sunday at the
home of their son, Harley Wilson
and family.
Patricia Rice and Mrs. Ora
Newgen attended the 4-H Sewing
club at the Clifford Smith home
Monday.
Thursday Mrs. Ada Harrison.
Mrs. Henry Murray and daughter.
Carol and Mrs. Ora Newgen at
tended Dorcas meeting at the
home of Mrs. Frone Stradley in
Big Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stoker re
turned home Tuesday after at
tending the annual conference of
the LDS church at Salt Lake
Cecil Whitman who has been
visiting his brother, fiomer Whit
man and family, called at the
Ken Lorensen home Tuesday, be
fore returning to Bonner’s Ferry.
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