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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1956 PA G E TWO w ere hosts a t a d in n er at the East Side cafe S unday for Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Jensen. Mr and Mrs E lver Jen sen and sons and Lois Counsil the Rev and Mrs. R obert Jackson Modern Pioneer Club and sons of Nyssa P none 2439 The C halk B utte G range will Mrs. Irvin Topliff, Lou P ra tt T he T ri-V alley extension u n it have a pot luck supper for m em and Carl Hill w ere among those ■will m eet Doc. 21 a t th e hom e bers at 7:30 p m. Dec. 18 Mr. and Mrs C harles Chapin w inning a tu rk ey or ham at the of M rs K en L orensen at 1:30 p. m. Mr* G ro v er C ooper will conduct visited W ayne Robb at the M al God’s Acre sale. Mr and Mrs. Juke Borge w ere the lessons on C h ristm as d ecora h eu r M em orial hospital Friday. tions and breads. Mr. and Mrs. H. A Max of O n hosts to the 20-40 club at a pot- luck dinner F riday evening O f TY*? W o rth w h ile club w .ll m eet tario visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas ficers elected for the com ing year Dec. 20 a t th e hom e of Mrs Ken Olsen S unday afternoon are K enneth Price, president; Mr. and Mrs David W ynn are Donna Peterson, vice president; Ixtrensen w ith M rs Jess .Vnimen- the parents of a son, D o u g las. di as co-hostess. Thelm a Borge. secretary- and born Dec. 1. M eta K urtz was re-elected trea s Z. K ik u ch i visited T uesday B rent, Mr. and Mrs. P au l C leaver and aftern o o n a t th e O P C ounsil son w ere S unday dinner guests at I urer. hom e. Kaye Borge, H enrietta C arroll the Magnus Ekanger home. N ine m em bers of th e S unset Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woods are at and M argaret B u tler attended V alley A u x ilia ry m et at the home the hom e of her parents, Mr and the Fidalea Amicae m eeting in of M rs M agnus E kanger T h u rs Mrs. O H Schw eizer, after visit the parsonage T hursday evening T he Bible S tudy and Youth day. C h ristm a s plans w ere d is ing in Toledo, Ohio cussed. T he O w yhee G arden club will C lub groups are com bining C h ris M r . and Mrs O. P. Counsil hold th eir C hristm as party and tm as practice w ith the reg u lar called on Mr. and Mrs. Torvald gift exchange F riday at the Vern work the next two m eetings Dec. 17 there will be a special C h ris O lsen S u n d a y evening. G arner home. The O w yhee W ard and bazaar tm as m eeting and Dec. 19 they W ayne R obb re tu rn e d home M onday from the hospital, afte r w ere held at the church Tuesday will present the program in the church. un d erg o ing m ajor surgery last evening Modern P ioneer club will m eet A party wa- given at the O w y T h u rsd ay. Mr. a n d M rs K en Lorensen hee LDS church T hursday honor. Dec. 18 at the F rank W orden w ere S u n d ay d in n e r guests of ,ng the retirin g bishop, Jam es home for a C hristm as p arty and th e ir d a u g h ter, Mrs. Don P a rk e r P t terson and his advisor. Leland gift exchange for the m em bers and their children M ontgomery and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs S E M cLaughlin Mr and Mrs. K eith Wooley re L ee S to k e r u n d erw en t surgery turned from P ortland Friday. of Missoula, Mont., spent S a tu r in a B oise hospital recently and B rett Hadley visited his g ra n d day night and Sunday visiting re tu rn e d hom e M onday. parents. Mr and Mrs. George the K urtz families. Mr. M cLaugh M rs. A da H arrison visited from Folkm an S aturday and Sunday. lin is a b ro th er of Mrs M. L. T u esd ay to F rid a y w ith Mr> Rose Tonya Sim pson is staying w ith Kurtz. Douglas in P arm a Mr. and Mrs. Gail C leverly are the C arl Sim pson fam ily w hile Mr and Mrs. O ra N ew gen and her parents, Mr and Mrs Jack the parents of a daughter, D ebia Mrs A da H arrison visited Mr. Sim pson are in C alifornia Ann, born Dec. 8. Mrs. C leverly is and M rs A lb ert G erboth in Woi- Mr. and Mrs. Beryl P hifer and the form er L inda Blanch The Mary and M artha Mission ser S u n day. family of A drian and Mr and M r and Mrs. Jam es I^m gley Mrs. Ju n io r McGinnis of Cald- ary Society will m eet T hursday w ith Mrs M L. Ju d d as hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy visited Bill Toomb. who retu rn ed from the hospital T hursday after GENERAL FARM SALE having surgery on his foot Mrs Dalton gave a b irthday Monday, December 17th--1:00 P.M. party for her daughter, Susan S aturday aftrnoon G uests w ere CECIL MAYES and M. C. SHELLEY, Owners Kelly and Elaine K urtz and Thressa Topliff F arm located 2 m iles north of F ruitland to the Gay Way George Scheim er and Louis function, then l 'n m ile east, or 4 miles south of P ay ette and Stam , who are both in th e serv ice, w ill be hom e on leave for th e % m ile east. holidays. Mr. and Mrs. L uit Stam , Mr. 17—HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE—17 and Mr. and Mrs. John Tim m er- Includes: 9 Cows. 3 Heifers. 3 S teers and 2 Bull Calves. E xcellent blood lines. B reeding and m ilking records to be wll w ere S unday din n er guests fu rn ished sale day. C lean bill of health. of Mr. and Mis. Ira Price. The S unset Valley A uxiliary FARM MACHINERY will m eet this w eek to pack cook 2 T ractors. Pickup. Plows, C ultivator, Shop Tools, etc. ies and candy. Mr. and Mrs. E E. C loninger M ilking equipm ent. received woid Monday th at his m other, Mrs. W eir of N orth LIVESTOCK Plains, Ore. is quite ill. 20 Head P urebred Suffolk Ewes — Pony. Mr. and Mrs John Zillig of H om edale and Mrs. Laura Holmes A uctioneers—COL ELLIS WHITE, COL FRED HOWELL of Roseburg, O re visited at the C lerk L. F MBSLER W ilbur C hapin and Ken Lorensen homes Monday. Sunset Valley Newell Heights CLETA W ERNICK PROPERTY MANAGER FOR PLAY C leta W ernick, Nyssa, is p ro p e rty m an ag er for "The R ain m a k e r”, N R ichard N ash’s com edy. w hich w ill be presented Dec- 13, 14, and 15 in B latchley L ittle T h ea ter on th e C of I cam pus by T he S carlet M asque, college d ra m a organization. S unday visitors at the Shorty B randt hom e w ere Mrs. B randt's mother, Mrs. Alice Owen and her sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. H Davis all of Boise. Kingman Kolony J e a n e tte C onant Dial 2552 H E C m et Tuesday w ith Mrs. Dale Ashcroft. Mr and Mrs. C harles Bower? and M arvin and C. P. P ittenger spent S unday in M ountain Home visiting Mr and Mrs Richard Calahan. Bill Toom b retu rn ed home from the hospital T hursday, af ter undergoing surgery on his foot. Mr. and Mrs. C harley C u lb ert son visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ky- gar S unday afternoon. C atherine T heil was elected art editor of the M arionetta. a paper of the staff of the St Alphon^u? Hospital School of N ursing Miss Theil is a fo rm er g rad u ate of the A drian school. Florence K ygar. d au g h ter of Mr and Mrs. Skeet K ygar was ill T hursday and Friday. Isaac M artinez, son of Mr. and Mr? Tonv M artinez, und erw en t an appendectom y S atu rd ay at the M alheur M em orial hospital. Mr and Mrs. Earl K ygar a t tended the w edding and reception F riday evening for Mr and Mrs. Dick Hite. Mrs. Hite is the for m er Adelle Hammon. Jesse K ygar, son of Mr. and Mrs S keet K ygar, w as operated on for anoendecitis F riday in the C aldw ell hospital. K ingm an Pollyanna m et at Mrs. A lberta Straw ns Dec. 6 for a 1 o’clock luncheon w ith fo u r teen m em bers present. N ext m eeting w ill be w ith Mrs. Ima Begem an on Jan . 3rd. Adrian Hi-Y Club Donates to CARE A co n tribution from the Hi-Y club of the A drian high school will help aid H ungarian refugees th ro u g h CARE, according to th e N orthw est CARE office in S e a t tle. Hundreds of pounds of food o r o th er aid will be provided the refugees as a resu lt of this d o n a tion. CARE is the first of the foreign relief agencies to have an A m er ican rep resen tativ e inside Hung ary as w ell as a team of A m eri can CARE Mission Chiefs, tran s ferred from o ther E uropean areas w orking w ith d istrib u tio n of food, clothing, blan k ets and o th er em ergency needs. A nnounce New A rrival Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k Duncan are the p aren ts of a son born M onday at the Holy R osary hospital in O ntario. G ra n d p aren ts of the new baby are Mr. and Mrs H e r m an Tow ne of Nyssa and Mr and Mrs. W illiam H epw orth of O n ta r io. From where I sir .. ¿y -Toi" M?.r«h J jst Cc- f/.e C'j»:Id The counter down at Fete'« was full yesterday, except for three seats near the end. so I plunked myself down on the middle one. As I took my first sip of coffee a cute young couple came i n - a girl in her early twenties followed by a fellow perhaps a year or two older. W ithout saying a word, they took the only two seats le ft- on either side of me. R em em bering m y yo u n g er days, I insisted the young man take my seat so’s they could be together. He hesitated at first, then finally he shrngged, grinned and said to the girl, “ Well, let’s m ake him happy. My n a m e ’s ■Ricky’. W hat’s yours?” From where I sit, there » as n harm done that time, but jum p ing to conclusions can be emlim rassing. In fact, it’s somctini mean and intolerant—like the » some folks jump to the conclusi a man's “wrong” to prefer a gla. of beer over another beveraj.- Lack of frxts coupled with laci. judgment introduces trouble. rs Fuunda'int LET E D E R 'S HELP YOU PLA Y SANTA CLAUS WITH THIS OFFER! 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For there's where Ford's newness really pays off in melting mountains...in smoothing the bumps .in straightening the curves Yim can see that Ford's longer, lower Sculptured lx»k makes other cars los»k downright old-fashioned. But the part you can’t see—the new “Inner Ford"—is what shows its stall when you drive a Ford. It’s revolutionary from the wheels up! And it feels it. Ford's wirier frame lets you sit sweet and low. Ami Ford's new front suspension, rear springs anil new easy handling are part of the scheme to make you think every road is cloud-smooth. The magic touch of the new Ford power plants makes mountains disappear. What looks like uphill feels like dow nhill. You get this surging power in a wide choice of Silver Anniversary V-8 engines Or choose Ford’s Mileage Maker Six, the most powerful Six in the low-price field. Tliere’s magic in Ford’s price tag, too! You won’t believe this big new Ford is still priced Ford-low. But it is. Cnav> in ami test its magic. 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