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THE N Y SS A G ATE C ITY JO U R N A L. N Y S S A . OREGON. T H U RSD AY . AU G U ST 16. 195S Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Scott and son. David of Seattle spent several day- last week visiting at the home of Mrs. Scott’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith. Jordan Valley Mrs. John Mallea Can M a g ic-Q u ick Fruit Platter St» Sunse! Valley Lois Counsil Phone 2439 Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. R. PAG E TH IRTEEN Visiting over last weekend at with his aunt and Darlene Stein- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jjbti u.1 Wulf were their son, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday Mi Steiner took her Ft ■ • I fam f ot Twin nephew to his parents and Falls. brought her daughter home Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Durfee and M; v F ills Ostberg and family of 4 Sal! Lake who are visiting at the tended the wedding reception of j home of her parents. her sister, Lola Jean Smith and Mr and Mrs. George Hobbs of Richard Orchard in Rupert Fri Rupert are visiting her brother. day. Mrs. Fred Mitchell who had Mr and Mrs. Fred Mitchell. been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arai and Clarence Aston, returned home i family and H. Okano and family with the Durfees. attended the funeral of a relative Mrs. Clarence Aston of Rupert at Dallesport, Wash., Saturday. and daughter, Eva is visiting her A picnic was held in the Pay daughter, Mrs. Irvin Durfee and ette park Sunday honoring Mr. family and her son, Charles »and Mrs. Harry Counsil of Den- Smith who is spending the sum , ver and Mr. and Mrs Joe Counsil mer here. i and Gordy of Yakima, Wash. Rel Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder atives and friends present werr and children were dinner guests the Mssrs. and Mmes. and their Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. families, R. C. Smith, Clarence Tolman in Ontario. Keller of Fruitland, Chester The Irvin Durfee family were Counsil of New Plymouth, Oscar dinner guests Sunday of his par i Irvin of Apple Valley, Lelanci ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dur Fox and Lyle Miner all of Nyssa fee of Caldwell and his sister, and O. P. Counsil. V. Wilson and girls are Mrs. Wil The Pleasant Hour club and Sister Mary Jost«phine of Salt son’s sister, Mrs. Richard Camp their families met at the W. T. Lake is spending ten days with and children of Haines who ar Raffington home Thursday even her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh rived in Nyssa Monday afternoon ing for a covered d.sh supper and Scott and family. for several days’ visit. ice cream party. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith were Rufus Yzaguirre of Portland Mr and Mrs. Ira Price visited called on relatives and friends Sunday dinner guests of their son their son. Kenneth Price and last week. and family, Mr. and Mrs. John family of Adrian Sunday even Linda Pursley, daughter of Mr. Smith in Caldwell. ing. Sunday afternoon visitors at and Mrs. Lee Pursely of Caldwell Mr. and Mrs Buster Talbot is visiting at the home of Mr. and the Bryan Vinsonhaler home were and children visited Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Elwood of Mrs. Floyd Elordi and family. Jess Asumendi Thursday evening. Mrs. Louise Johnson of Boise Parma and Mr. and Mrs. Sverre Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woods of spent last week with Mrs. Aileen : May of Nampa Burns visited Sunday and Mon Staples. day with her parents, Mr. and Galo Mendieta had the misfort Mrs. O H Schweizcr. une of breaking his arm Thursday i Mr. and Mrs. Billy E Hadley while unloading horses from a were dinner guests Saturday truck. He was taken to Caldwell Den 2 Adrian Cubs evening of Mr. and Mrs. James for medical attention. Phone 2354 While we’ve usually plenty of fresh fruit, there are days and Shaw in Nyssa. Mrs. Jack Gabriel of Missouri seasons of the year when the variety isn’t all we could desire, so Mr and Mrs. Harry E. Counsil arrived Wednesday to spend a here’s a hint from the country’s biggest fruit growing area, Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Williams of Denver were dinner guests of few weeks visiting with her par for extending what fresh things we have on hand. Grand idea, too, Mr. and Mrs O. P. Counsil Thurs for those times when company drops in and you haven’t much in ents. Mr. and Mrs. Damaso Elordi. , called at the Charles Johnston * day. the fresh larder. It's a means of extending your fresh with Florida's La Vita Duncan, daughter of home in Parma Monday. » Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day, Mrs. fine canned grapefruit sections, so handy and economical. Mr. and Mrs. O. P Counsil Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Duncan spent Keep a can or two of the grapefruit sections in your freezing were dinner guests Wednesday of several days last week with Mr. Mills and Ross visited Mr. Mills compartment and you can make this recipe do more than double Mr. and Mrs. D. I Fritts in On and Mrs. Robert Dowell and fam Wednesday at St. Luke’s hospital duty. It can be salad, dessert, or first course with just the addition in Boise. tario. ily at Rome. of a little fresh fruit in season and the turn of a can opener. Mrs. Bessie Tullis arrived Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Knotting- Mrs. Ralph Ansoteugi and Frozen Grapefruit And Fruit Medley ham and Kenneth were supper daughter and Mrs. Lena Feltwell Thursday from Kansas City, Mo., guests Thursday of the O. P. worked at the Chuck Wagon to spend some time with her 1 can (1-pound) Florida Honeydew melon slices Counsils. grapefruit sections Cantaloupe slices Cafe several days last week while daughter, Mrs. Bob Wt'bster and Mr. and Mrs. Parley Willard of Watermelon wedges Fresh cherries, pitted and halved Mr. and Mrs. Lakey were gone on family. Mrs. Bob Webster underwent Liberty, Utah, brought their Bra business. Place unopened can Florida grapefruit sections in freezing com hma bulls to the Caldwell rodeo Mrs. Quanita Smith and fam major surgery Friday morning at partment of refrigerator several hours or overnight. When ready They visited her sister. Mrs. Carl | ily of Boise returned to their Malheur Memorial hospital in to serve, prepare fresh fruit. Open can of frozen sections at both Simpson and her brother. George ends; remove contents in one piece. Cut into 4 slices; sene with home after several days spent Nyssa. Sunday evening dinner guests Folkman and their families. fruit. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Asumendi visited at the ** Domingo Yturri. Mrs. Yturri ac of the Harold Newman family YIELD: 4 servings. were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft Wilbur Chapin home Sunday j * companied them home for a visit. Thursday — Friday — Saturday Sunday evening dinner guests' evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Eiguren of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Winn were I Mrs. Charles Chapin visited and daughter, Kay were over- j Only end with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bul night guests Wednesday of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hoover, Mr. and lard at their summer home at Mc Mrs. Howard Dail and Mrs. Bill ♦ and Mrs. Arthur Jones and family Mrs. Mark Purcell and Mr. and Call. They all attended the con Richesin and their new babies i * Mrs. John Parks and son, Gregg * in Nampa. Judy Jones returned ference of the American Union Thursday. Mrs. George Moeller Mrs. Ada Harrison visited last j ♦ home with them for a week’s \ of Parma. Sunday School at Quaker Hill * Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis and Dial 2733 last week. The Chandlers were week with Mrs. Eva Wohlcke in i visit. son, Billie and Alvon McGinnis, j j Parma. Only Reg. $8.00 Mrs. Frank Aguirre and Mrs. j former Sunday school missionar Mr and Mrs. Keith Forney and ♦ Felisca Gaviola both from the, drove to Jordan Valley Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watanabe ies in Oregon and Idaho and Snake River Valley visited at the ‘ Dianne Smith of Mitchell Butte and children of Portland visited moved to Washington four years i Kathy visited Mr. and Mrs. Ora * j Newgen Sunday evening. home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lar- is spending the week with her last Tuesday evening with Fred * ago. grandmother, Mrs. Laura Smith. Mr. and Mrs. James Chadd and »♦ rinaga Friday. and Sarah Kita. Mr. and Mrs. Norma Hipp and Mrs. Bessie Stults is visiting I Miss Karen Deffer and her j Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hipp and family camped and fished at Fish family of Caldwell were supper ** guests Wednesday evening at the ♦ her daughters, Mrs. Floyd Grif grandmother, Mrs. Brown left for family attended the cattleman Lake last week. home of his sister, Mrs. Donna ♦ fin and Mrs. Bernard Thompson Portland Monday to visit for the | pincnic in Vale Sunday. * 103 Main Street Mrs. L. E. Robbins attended and their families in Hines, Ore. next two weeks with relatives. * Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Robbins and j classes of the summer school at Betty Deffer spent a week at j * Mrs. Bob Thompson and fam- j Mrs. George Moeller Friday even * Nyssa, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Norvella and fam- | the College of Idaho for six ily of Spokane are visiting at the Burgdorf with the D. T. Holly ily were dinner guests Sunday of weeks. Mrs. Robbins will teach ing. family. Phone 6648 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers and home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Janie Phifer celebrated her 6th Mr. and Mrs. George Stocksleth ! in the Valley View schools again ; Bob fished at Malheur reservoir : Ed Maher. in Fruitland. this year. Richard Mallea spent last week birthday last Saturday with a I Sunday. ********************************************* Lillian Dunn is employed at the | with the Oran Raburn family a t1 party. Those attending from Ad Beauty Nook in Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard and rian were Patsy Norris, Lynette Danner, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller Weekend guests of Mr. and J Brown and Gay Holly. / / and sons, Donald and Darrel of camped and fished near Yellow Mrs. Tom Skinner were their son, i Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown and Bellingham, Wash., were dinner Pine, Ida., last week. family and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Skinner Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster and guests Friday at the George Moe and family of Boise. Sunday visit-, Brown went to Caldwell Wed ller home. They spent the week Frances of Nyssa visited Mr. and nesday evening to help Jenefer \ I / ors were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Eastman celebrate her fifth birth McKenzie and family of Calif ornia who are visiting his mother. day. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam and Mrs. Elaire McKenzie and other son, John were Sunday dinner, relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Elorriaga guests at the Bill Webb home. and family of Portland arrived The occasion was Bob Webb’s j Saturday c*nd are visiting his birthday. C. R. Mills who underwent | mother, Mrs. Maria Elorriaga and surgery at St. Luke's hospital in family. Mrs. Ella Carter of Tollhouse. Boise, returned home Sunday. Larry Norris returned home Calif., is visiting her nephew. Mr Saturday from Denver where he j and Mrs. Frank Baltzor and fam had been visiting the past three J ily. Mr .and Mrs. John Mallea and weeks. Ronald Martin spent the week Audrey Ann were dinner guests Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs end in Big Bend with his uncle.! Darrell English and family. Ray Gluch and family. Bruce De Haven was an over Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee and Re gina Panzeri were guests Satur night guest Saturday of Billy day evening of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Day. Oliver and Dale Friel returned Anderson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Larrinaga Saturday from Winchester Bay. drove to the George Johnston They reported a big salmon catch. range on South Mountain Sunday where they helped with the sheep James Eiguren and daughter. Kay, Judy Jones and Agueda Mallea. to be shipped Monday. Mrs. Richard Navarro and chil Mr. and Mrs. Emery J. Skinner and son, Chris spent Friday night dren returned to their home in in Nampa with her parents, Mr. Boise Sunday after spending the past two weeks with her parents, and Mrs. C. Clark. 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