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THE NYSSA GATE O T T JO U R » AL. NYSSÄ. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 111 181» News of Nysaans Kent Beus Honored At Farewell In The Service K ent Beus, who has been a t Pfc M erlin J. D ahnke, 21, son tending Brigham Young U nivers of Irv in D ahnke, Rt. 1, O ntario, ity, was honored at a farew ell recen tly sp ent a w eek’s leave in program , Sunday evening, at the T okyo from his u n it in Korea. Nyssa 2nd ward. K ent will leave D ahnke, a riflem an w ith the 24th for Salt Lake City on the 22nd of In fa n try D ivision, entered the Ju n e. He will rem ain there u ntil A rm y in N ovem ber 1953 and a r the 2nd of Ju ly w hen he will riv ed overseas in May, 1954. j leave for an LDS m ission to N or A rm y Sgt. M elvin L. P acker, way. son of Mr. an d Mrs V. O. P acker, Speakers for the program w ere Rt. 1, O ntario, is a personnel Spencer Beus, Mr. and Mrs. W ad m in istratio n clerk in H ead J. Beus, K en t’s parents, P re s q u a rte rs B attery of the 44th A nti- ident A rvel L. Child, Bishop A ircraft A rtillery G un B attalion Lloyd* Lewis and Kent. Musical at F o rt N iagra, N Y. num bers w ere presented by Sgt. P ack er entered the Arm y C harles T aylor and a trio con in F eb ru a ry , 1953 and is a 1952 sisting of Mrs. Spencer Beus, Mrs g ra d u ate of O ntario high school. West Beus, and N annette Bvbee •5*—+ K ent was also honored at a To Klamath Falls I p arty given by the Elders and Mrs. A rt Servoss drove to K la the M. I. A. Tuesday evening, m ath Falls W ednesday to bring j Miss Joan T hatcher of C alif h er son, G ene, hom e from OTI ornia and Mr. and Mrs. L ynn for th e su m m er vacation. Mrs. Johnson and fam ily of Idaho Servoss w as accom panied by J e r w ere am ong out of tow n guests at ! the farew ell. ry Leseberg. How To Make A Dad Content... Social ÍNntes PAGE Job's Daughters Have Gem Rock Society Nu Acres Couple Has Intallation of Officers; Golden Wedding Barbara Baker Queen Sets First Annual Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Evans Mineral Show NINE Installs Officers Mrs Don G raham w ent to Vale last W ednesday to install the o f ficers of D istrict No. 15, A m erican Legion A uxiliary. Mrs. G raham presented the officers w ith th eir pins. Mrs M abel Lang, past d ist rict president, p resented Mrs. G raham w ith h er pin. Mrs. G ra ham was unanim ously elected to continue h er duties as president of the organization for an o th er year. She will be installed by the state officers at th e convention to be held in Redm ond in Ju ly . celebrated th eir golden wedding The new officers of Bethel No 33 w ere in stalled at a public The first an nual Rock and M in anniversary, Ju n e 12 by holding m eeting last W ednesday. eral show of th e Gem C ounty opt iv house at th eir Nu Acres The officers elected and ap Rock and M ineral society will be hom e from tw o to five. O ver one The Oregon T rail Home Ec pointed are B arbara Baker, hon held Ju n e 24 and 25th at 204 W C lub held its Ju n e m eeting at the ored q u een; M ardelle Thompson, Main St., Em m ett, Ida , according hundred friends and relatives hom e of Mrs. A lva Goodell last senior princess; Janice Adams, to an announcem ent m ade this called to co n g ratu late the couple i children, T hursday afternoon. Tw elve ju nior princess; Nancy Jo House, week by Mrs. Cora Holm an, p u b T he couples seven tw enty-eight o f th eir th irty ! licity ch airm an for th e show. guide; B arb ara M cPartland, Mar- m em bers answ ered the roll call grandchildren, and th ree great sehel; M arilyn Oden, first m e s -1 Mrs. H olm an said th e show by saying w hat th eir favorite TV grand children w ere present. program was Business conducted senger; G loria G onyer, second would be non-com petitive and Among the guests w ere Mr. and m essenger; M ary Linville, third th at visitors displays are welcom included the planning of a G range m essenger; N ancy S tringer, fourth ed but reserv atio n s should be Mrs. Hosea Jo rd a n of Nam pa. I ago, Mrs. Evans was a brides picnic to be held Ju ly 31 at the Mrs. Jo rd a n and Mrs. Evans grew m aid to Mrs. Jordan. R efresh Nyssa park, sending a card to Mrs m essenger; H elen W inters, fifth m ade for them by contacting E up together and fifty-one y e a r s 1 m ents w ere served to the guests. m essenger; G retch en R inehart, C. B rookins, 206 W. M ain, E m F ern R uncorn who is ill. Mrs ch ap lain ;B arb ara Horn, m usician; m ett. Russell G ressley won the door An ou tstan d in g fe atu re w ill be prize. R efreshm ents of chicken Joy Gay Roth, librarian; Judy salad, w afers, and a d rin k w ere Savage, senior custodian; M ar an exhibition Indian A rtifacts, j served. C hib was disbanded for jorie T yler, ju n io r custodian; Cleta displayed by Mr. and Mrs. E. C. the sum m er, and the next m eet Belle W ernick, recorder; M arga Brookins. A nother attra ctio n in B utler, treasu rer; Susan E m m ett on these dates, according ing will be held at the F ran k P arr ret S trin g er, inner guard; Diane to Mrs. H olm an, is th e annual home in October. M aulding, o uter guard: A nnette C herry Festival. —-I- Cohen, senior page; Sharon Jac- M.Y.F. Elects Officers que, ju n io r page; Broshia Case tA the re g u lar m eeting of the and- Louise H utchison, ladies of Catholic Sisters M ethodist Y outh Fellow ship S u n th e lights. Supervise School day evening, new officers w ere This week m arks the end of the K ristin e R inehart, the out go elected to lead the organization Catholic church sum m er school. ing queen, was installing officer. for the com ing year. R ichard The school session w ill be cli Sw eet was chosen to head th e o r Mary J e a n House was installing m axed w ith the first com m union guide and K eitha S trasbaugh was ganization as president. Those class on S unday at 8 o’clock mass. who will assist him are vice p re si installing m arshel. R oberta Hol S isters G enevieve M arie and A n comb was installing chaplin, Don dent, Ellen Sager; secretary and gelina have been in charge of the treasu rer, B arbara M cP artland; na B utler installing recorder. A short F a th e r’s Day program school, and Mrs. Joe Dority and fellow ship chairm an, Dorothy was held after installation. B ar Mrs. Sam Sm ith have w orked Holcomb and C arolyn N akashim a; bara M cPartland, Nancy Jo House u n d er th e ir direction. The two citizenship chairm an, Daniel and G loria G onyer sang a song sisters w ho are from P ortland K linkenberg; reporter, C atherine have been staying at th e home Colem an; faith chairm an, G loria accom panied by B arbara Horn. of Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Towne. M arjorie T yler gave a reading Gonyer. The M .Y.F.ers w ere very The sisters w ere guests of i pleased to have the new m inister, and a piano solo was played by R everend Ludlow and his wife ( G loria G onyer. R efreshm ents w ere honor at a tea given by Mrs. Joe J served afterw ard s. Dority and Mrs. H erm an Towne t atten d th eir m eeting. S aturday. E ighteen guests called d uring th e afternoon. Mrs. Em ert E ntertains Lucky Clover Dance Held V-----V Mrs. K enny E m ert was hostess Nyssa stake house was the scene G uests At Tobler Home to m em bers of h er pinochle club of the m onthly Lucky Clover Mr. and Mrs. W alter W alberg S-374 M-453 dance last S atu rd ay evening. The F riday evening. G uest players floorshow, presented by the O w y w ere Mrs. D uane Holcomb, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. H erb ert Legoe hee w ard, and the dancing w ere Jim E lkins and Mrs. Chet Bowns. and son, Glen, of F erndale, Wash., Prizes for th e evening \^-ere w ere w eek end guests of Mr. and enjoyed by the group of young Mrs. R udy M arostica, high. Mrs. Mrs. Lloyd Tobler. Mrs. T obler people. R obert Bowen and Mrs. M axjne en tertain ed 17 guests at d in n er ■ C O R P O R A ! S atu rd ay evening in honor of the D aughters of Pioneers Picnic Brown, trav elin g and Mrs. Ted W albergs and Legoes. Teske, low. The Ju n e picnic of the D augh ters of the U tah Pioneers w ill be held at the hom e of Mrs. S. P Bybee. The an n u al affair will j featu re a chicken dinner. Oregon Trail Home Ec Club Meets M O N E Y in 1 D A Y "5100" In 20 Minutes. . . for Vacations. Repairs, Clothing, etc. You May Get Money On Your Salary Only and Choose Your Own Way to Pay Other Amounts up to $500 Available on Other Plans Phone . . . Write . . . Come In 17 S. E. Third Ave. Ontario Phone 640 THERE ARE YEARS of solid p le a su re a h e a d for the fath e r w hose fam ily d e cides h e should h a v e a n e a sy ch air — EASY to relax in a n d EASY on the fam ily b u d g et. W ednesday N ight Bridge M em bers of the W ednesday night bridge club w ere guests of Mrs. H arry M iner at her home last week. Mrs. V. L. K esler and Mrs. H enry Q uast w ere guests. P rize w inners w ere Mrs. H erb F isher and Mrs. D ale G arrison. NYSSA FURNITURE is fam ed for its ch airs . . . com bining high styling a n d th e utm ost in comfort. COME IN a n d look over our choice selec tion, d esig n ed to give a hom ey sp ark le to your living room. D ad will bless you for the thought. in Low- Priced cars Visits In U tah A nna Mae F ife is visiting in H yrum , U tah, w ith her sister and i brother-in-law , Mr. and M rs.! Reece Nielsen. She w ill re tu rn | hom e in m id-July. —-•- Move To Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. R obert D eG roat and B ruce and Susy left Nyssa F riday for C aldw ell, Ida., w here they w ill m ake th e ir home. Terms Can Be Arranged --------• --------- Jam es Sm iley Visits Jam es Sm iley was hom e over the w eek end visiting his p arents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sm iley. He left for Mesa, W ash., to w ork d u r ing th e sum m er. NYSSA FURNITURE C alifornian Visits Mrs. J. T. H illm an of V icto r ville, Calif., is visiting w ith Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jackson for th ree weeks. Mrs. W illiam s is Mrs. Jac k so n ’s m other. 1 Block West oi R. R. Depot •7 -d.-or. • S P E C IA L S e tto * . M '> d * ' 4 8 n O p t l o n o l eO eiP r r Ä I n .lo lle d Delivered locally! T REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Priced As Low As TW O 7 0 9 • • • w itH • • • OVEN $ 1 9 9 .9 5 . -, 11 P e l l. »!•< > Rodi* & Antenno - » h is Buick Sales Are Soaring To New Best-Seller Highs 5 That, for sure, is one reason why Buick sales go higher and higher and higher. More and more people arc finding that you can buy n ONLY AUTOMATIC RANGE GI ANT 1 m o' is a Buick —a 2-door, 6-passenger S p e c ia l Sedan. It packs a walloping 188-hp V8 engine under the h o o d -is carried on a strapping 122-inch wheelbase—rides with the luxury cushioning of all-coil springing, the solid steadiness of a full-length torque-tube drive, the extra safety and silence of tubeless tires. It’s big and brawny and road-steady and roomy—each seat cushion measures over five feet in width. 'Vet this b eau ty-as the price we show here proves —delivers locally for just about the price of the well-known smaller cars —even below some models of those same cars. On This Great New $ • o-e b o rg o ii» . «K * »* SAVE! MODEL LH—14 M t r Large 8 Cu. Ft. 81 M Thrill Buick for the price of a smaller car, so more and more people are getting this bigger buy for their money. They w ant the bigger package of sheer auto mobile for the money that they get in Buick — bigger in power thrill, in roomy comfort, in riding steadiness, in structural solidity. They want the added prestige and pleasure of owning Buick styling and size —and the added safety and sureness of Buick road ability and handling ease. They want, too, the spectacular performance and better gas mileage of Variable Pitch Dynaflowf—yours at modest extra cost. And they certainly want the choice Buick offers of a car in every price range, with each one the buy in its field —the low-price S p e c ia l , the supremely-powered C e n t u r y , the extra-room y S u p e r , and the custom- built R o a d m a s t e r . Why don’t you come in for a visit and sec how much real automobile your money can buy here? iDynaflow D rift is standard on Roadmasttr, optional at axtra cost on other Series. of the ye is Buic WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK W ill BUILD THEM Eder Hdwe. NYSSA ADRIAN 'Drive from faclory Save s 1 8 8 - 0 ° u p to Se« Your BUICK Dealor ROBERTS-NYSSA, ln<. 2nd and Good Ave. Nyssa, Oregon ©
