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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. IfYSRA. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 28. 1955 >m. Concert Membership Drive lloses; Tentative Season Slate Set Lesselli Marionettes Local Girl Marries May 6. Date Set for D orothea Bretz, d au g h ter of Progressive Party Be Presented May 7 The cam paign for m em berships in the M alheur county com m un ity concert association was s u e - ; cessfully concluded F riday, Apr. J M others of O regon S tate col- 22 and a ten tativ e program for fgv stu d en ts have been invitee! the 1955-56 season was selected the colelge cam pus May 13 and The cam paign was u n d er the Jf for the thirty-second annual direction of Mrs. G aye Sandelin. M o th e r's w eekend. P lanning to a national representative, and Itend from Nvssa are Mr P aul was conducted by w orkers in i louse, w ho will be a gue.-t of Nyssa, Vale, P ayette, W eiser.' Ali B aba and his donkey m eet er d au g h ter, Ann, a sophom ore F ruitland and New Plym outh. his brother. Cassim in a scene the college and Mrs. O A N ext season will m ark the b e - , Jiieldelin will be a guest of her ginning of the eighth y ear of con - 1 from "A li Baba and the F orty Thieves" being presented on L ughter, Phyllis certs during w hich tim e such i May 7, al 2 p. m. at th e O ntario ■ H ighlight of this year's pro- artists as T he De P au r C h o ru s,! high school by the Lesselli M ar B a m w ill be a stu d en t presenta- The Cossacks, Igor Gorin, W ill ionettes. The A m erican A sso B o n of th e G ilbert and Sullivan iam W arfield, Eileen F arrell, ciation of U niversity W omen is B .m ic opera, ‘ T h e M ikado." W hittem ore and Lowe. George j sponsoring the event. H ith e r ev en ts w ill include the an- London and m any o ther h a v e ; *• * —— * 5 * B al in te r-fra te rn ity sing com pet- been presented to the m em ber- j The fam ous Lesselli M arionet ji.on, fashion show and tea, fire ship. tes w ill present “Ali Baba and the sides in the various living groups. The following artists w ere t e n t - 1 F orty Thieves," one of the fine- Campus tours, and dinners and atively selected at a board m eet est A rabian N ight stories from luncheons w ith sons and d au g h ing in O ntario F riday evening: the collection titled “A T housand te rs . The Teltschiks, a due-piano a t and One N ights,” as a full-length [ Mrs. V ictor C arlson of L eba traction, The Longines Svm phon- children's th e a tre production on non is M other’s club president. ette, a concert ensem ble; L aw May 7 at 2 p. m. in th e O ntario Sally H ornecker, a ju n io r of Cor- rence W inters, a baritone a n d ; high school auditorium , under the elius, is stu d en t chairm an. Federico Rey and P ilar Gomez, sponsorship of th e A m erican As * —+ S panish dance team . sociation of U niversity Women. Follow ing the featu re-len g th Mrs. Eldredge Hostess production, the unusual W inky TYF Members Have To Samba Club Friday eus w hich includes a circus of Hard Time Partv Mrs. Tom Eldredge was h o st clow n and v ariety acts will be ‘ M em bers of th e M ethodist fe 'o u th F ellow ship w ere guests at ess to the Sam ba club F riday presented, thus giving th e ch ild * H ard T im e” p arty W ednesday afternoon. Mrs. H arry M iner was ren approxim ately one h o u r and fifteen m inutes of th eatre especi e \ i n i n g at the hom e of L etha and a guest player. Prizes w ere won by Mrs. B. B. ally done for them E llen Sager. P at B arclay and Lienkaem per, high and Mrs. S. P. These circus and v ariety acts J’hyllis F ox w ere in charge of the are lead off by W inky, the elf-like Bvbee, second high. c n terta in m en t and games. little m an, who has won the hearts Prizes w ere aw arded for the of children throughout the U nited jest costum es to Don Nolan and Eagles Auxiliarv Meeting S tates w ith his m any p erfo rm M em bers of the Eagles au x ili Gloria G onyer. ances. ary m et last Tuesday evening at R efreshm ents w ere served to W inky, as m aster of cerem onies Itw en ty -fiv e guests by the host- the Eagles hall for a re g u lar m eet w ill introduce such acts as Bum- ing. Mrs. M arion T racy won the lesses. door prize and Mrs. W ard Tyler, po, the balancing clow n: lem er, the elephant; the T eddy Bear the Jackpot. Ziiris Scouts Have who does tricks, and others. Luncheon was served by Mrs. ¡.Meeting C hildren w ill have an o p p o rtu L am ont Fife and Mrs. Woodrow M em bers of G irl Scout troop nity to see both All Baba and the [No. 6, held th eir re g u la r m eeting Sewell. F orty Thieves, and W inky’s C ir The n ext m eeting w ill be May [after school, last F riday. Mrs. Jim cus w hen the production comes ¡H artm an of Nu Acres was a guest 3 at 8 p. m., w ith officers m eet to town. Tickets w ill be on sale at ing at 7 p.#m. « s p e a k e r. She told the girls of Girl T hursday, April 28, m em bers of the door. 'S couting in E gypt and of ac tiv i the Nyssa au x iliary are going to ■ tie Nyssa girls. s of girls about the ages of the The program was in line w ith visit the W eiser au x iliary m eet- Jcfferv Wieneke Has F riendship ing. All m em bers w ishing to a t Birthday Party the In tern atio n al tend should m eet at the hall at qualifications. Je ffe ry W ieneke celebrated his M em bers of the troops started 7 p. m. fifth b irth d ay T uesday w ith a th eir canned nu t salt last week p arty in the afternoon at the end and anyone desiring to p u r Visit Sunday in La Grande j hom e of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. chase nuts should contact one of Mrs. M ary M cConnell, Mrs. W ard W ieneke. The ten guests the girls or troop leaders, Mrs. B lanche H ite and Mrs. N ettie j played gam es and favors w ere John O lsen or Mrs. Gus Liming. R ennett spent S unday in La- j given. G rande w here they visited at ] D ecorated cake and ice cream Mrs. Lancaster Hostess Hot Lakes w ith Mrs. M orrison, a ! w ere served at the close of the Mrs. M url L ancaster w as h o s t- ! friend of the women. Mrs. Angie ! afternoon. An out-of-tow n guest I ess to the W ednesday evening Cook rode as far as B aker with was S tephen S m ith of Vale. _.;. J bridge club. Mrs. W alter M cPart- the w om en and Mrs. N ellie N e w -! bill visited in Haines. J land was a guest player. Mrs. Ostrom Entertains Prizes w ere won by Mrs. Dale M em bers of the W ednesday G arrison, high and Mrs. George Supper Guests Saturday n ig h t bridge club w ere guests of Cobern, second high. Leo W. C hild and Mr. and Mrs Mrs. John O strom this week. M arvin W ilson and Ja n a le e w ere Mrs. B artel O strom was a guest Visit in Arcadia guests at a Jap an ese su p p er S a t player. Mr. and Mrs. Lew is Riggs spent urd ay evening at the hom e of | P rize w inners w ere Mr3. Angie T h u rsday n ight visiting the F ay j Mr. and Mrs. Elwood F linders Cook, Mrs. E ddie Pow ell and Mrs. Nick Rudelick. H all fam ily M onday in Arcadia. and Gail. fyssa Mothers Plan to ittend Sr. Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Bretz, Nyssa, and A /lc Roy Lobb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lobb, Sr., of C ald w ell w ere m arried at 8 o'clock, S atu rd ay evening, M arch 26. Mrs. Lobb is teaching school in Boise and A irm an Lobb is statio n ed in S pokane, Wash. ❖ _+ Chatter Box Club Mrs. W ard Lundy, S r , was hocte*i to the C h a tte r Box d u b ! at h er hom e W ednesday after noon. Mrs. F ern R uncorn was co hostess. S eventeen m em bers answ ered roll cal! w ith a p lan t exchange Mrs W ard L undy, Jr., was a guest. T he club voted to donate $10 to th e F a ir View hom e tow ards p u r chasing a television set. R efreshm ents of n u t bread waf ers, pie and coffee w ere served T he next m eeting w ill be May 18 at the hom e of Mrs. O. E C heldelin w ith Mrs. Alva Good- ell. Sr., co-hostesa f I See how you're ahead 6 ways WITH A 1 . Feel the e x t r a p u ll-p o w e r that comes from team ing 33^4 draw bar hp* with su re footed traction! McCORMICK* 4 . Boost p u ll-p o w e r up to 45 per cent on-the-go with new years-ahead Torque Amplifier! 2 . Count the tim e sa v in g s of back-click- and-go hitching . . . seconds-fast job switch with new F ast-H itch! 5 . H a rv e st non-stop in rank, heavy crops with new, com pletely independent pto. 3 * Control im p lem en ts h y d ra u lic a lly with 6 « Try n ew h an d lin g e a s e th at speeds each jo b -w ith less effort than ever! new m uscle-saving, instant-acting Farm all H ydra-Touch. c Speed cultivation with this front- mounted 4-row! Mount it in min utes without lifting! $ nothing like it in the 3-plow, all-purpose field. Use the Income Purchase Plan * M a ------------------’ x im u m estim a ted Horsepower. —let the 300 pay for itself in use! *“ -------- \\ - LIN E UP W ITH THE LEADER —‘ YO U ’LL BE AH EAD W ITH A FARM ALL ! OWYHEE TRUCK & IMPLEMENT CO. Dial 2226 Attend Ontario Golf Luncheon 100 .00 FOR YOUR OLD ELECTRIC RANGE, REFRIGERATOR, WATER HEATER, DAVENPORT, BED SET or WHAT HAVE YOU on a NEW . . . WELL, JUST ANYTHING! Who's Kidding Who? Are you falling for this line? No one is really giving $100.00 for some old worn out piece regardless of condition unless the asking price is $100.00 TOO HIGH. We will take trade-ins of merchandise that is saleable and will give highest prices possible. But we don't try to fool anyone. We have the LOWEST PRICES possible of any store we know of — anywhere — on good quality furniture and appliances. THERE IS A REASON . . . We own our entire merchandise setup—Buil ding, equipment and stock. We hire no salesmen. We make no charge for bad accounts or high overhead costs . . . Use just com mon good sense. That is the ONLY way to keep prices down, and we have the prices you need to meet the present day economy. 6-Way Floor Lamps. . . . $9.95 Daveno and Matching Rocker . . . $99.50 5-Drawer $12.95 Unfinished Chest. Book Case Headboard Bed (Hard Maple) . . $27.50 6-Drawer Mr. and Mrs. Dresser, Perfect Plate Mirror and Book Case Headboard Bed. Both . $99.50 Twin Bed, complete, Bed Frame, Plastic Head board, Coil Spring & Spring Filled Mattress All f o r ............ $ 4 9 .5 0 Platform Rockers . . $ 2 9 .9 5 Occasional Chairs Upholstered Seats & B a c k s................. $1 4 .9 5 Hoi Water Heater. $ 9 7 . 5 0 G et on the se a t and operate the new Farm all 300. Prove to yourself there s Church Women Do Hospital Mending, Others May Help M embers of the O n tario L adie* F riday evening, May 6, is the i Golf association en tertain ed a t a date set for the an nual progress- ] luncheon T uesday at th e c lu b ive card p arty sponsored by the [ house in O n tar.o for m em bers o f St P a u l’s Episcopal guild, ac the Ladies Golf association o f cording to Mrs. W illiam Schire- Mrs Clifford Fox, sew ing and Caldwell. m an, general chairm an of the m ending chairm an for the Mai-1 Nyssa wom en atten d in g th e event heur M emorial hospital auxiliary, D uring the evening, canasta, announced M onday th at sew ing luncheon w ere Mrs. S ta n N ew pinochle and bridge will be in at the hospital has been assigned man, Mrs. G ra n t Lewis, Mrs. J o h n play and prizes will be aw arded to various church groups for the S tringer, Mrs. H ouston Wilson, and Mrs. C arl B arclay. and refreshm ents served at t h e ' coming m onths. Episcopal hall at the close of the M embers of the Nyssa second at the high school h ave b een evening w ard Relief Society have been j sewing at the hospital a f te r A nyone w ishing to atten d the m ending at the hospital and d u r school hours. M embers of th e A r p arty m ay contact Mrs. Schire-1 ing th eir m eetings at the church cadia S u n sh in e club h ave been m an, 3014 this past m onth T hursday, Apr.. m aking baby gowns for the a u x il 28, m em bers of the O w yhee LDS iary. Guest of Bovdells Mrs. Fox said th at se v e ra l w ard will m end and May 5, the Mr. and Mrs. W. J. F einen of P arm a LDS church will have wom en who w ere u n ab le to go to B rem erton. Wash., and Mr. and charge of the m ending and sew the hospital, w ere tak in g the a r ti Mrs. Harold Rhodes and family ing. O thers who have been sched cles to th e ir homes and w o rk in g 1 of M ilton-F reew ater are visiting uled are the B aptist ladies, for on them there. In d iv id u als w ho w ith Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell May 19 and the Episcopal church are in terested in sew ing a n d and o th er relativ es and friends m em bers d uring th e m onth of m ending a t th eir hom es or at th e hospital, should call Mrs. Fox o r Ju n e in Nyssa. Mrs. C harles S teffen and mem- j Mrs. L am ont Fife, p re sid e n t o f T he Rhodes left for th eir home bers of her hom em aking classes I the axuiliary. F riday m orning. 52-Gallon 401 Main Street PAGE NINE Kelvinator Electric Range Full 40", fully automatic $ 1 9 9 .5 0 & usable trade-in Kelvinator Refrigerator 10-cu. ft. Lge. Freezer Comp. $ 1 9 9 .5 0 & usable trade-in Quality Merchandise at Prices You Can Afford Kelvinalor-Refrigerators Electric Ranges Food Freezers Automatic Washers _______ Automatic Dryers Easy-Automatic Washers Automatic Dryers Spinner Washers Wringer Washers "Do It The EASY Way" James-Portable Dishwashers American-Sink Cabinets 42" 54" and 66' Armstrong - Quaker Linoleum IF WE H A V E I T . . . IT IS PRI CED RIGHT! FREE DELIVERY—TERMS UP TO 36 MONTHS Ed Case Furniture Company 'Honest Goods at Honest Prices' 118 No. Main. Nyssa i Phone 3316
