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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JO U RN A L. lfY SSA . OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRU A RY 21. 1957 PA G E S I* Kingman Koiony Jean ette C orant Dial 2552 A farew ell party was held at th e Earl Kygar home in honor of Joh n Howard and M om s who are leaving for Nebraska soon <Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl K ygar and family, Mr. and Mrs. J>keet Kygar and family, Mr. and S irs Clarence Russell, Mr and I t n . Virgil Viers, Mr. and Mrs. A rt Sparks and grandson. Rickey, O scar M alenburg and Mr. and Sirs Willis Conant and family. Robert Long of Jordan Valley visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs Herschal Thompson. A1 and Herschal Thompson w ere in La G rande Friday on •business. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bowers visited Sunday afternoon with A ir and Mrs. Clyde Bowers in Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Rex W alters were w eekend guests at the A1 and Herschal Thompson homes. Al Thompson, Bob Thompson and Mr.and Mrs. Herschal Thomp son visited Mr. and Mrs. H. B. E arp in Em m ett Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant played cards with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers W ednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lester Straw n and A rnold spent Friday in New Plym outh M r and Mrs. Bud Griffin were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L ester Strawn. M r and Mrs. Earl Kygar were guests at the Charles Culbertson hom e Sunday in honor of the Cul bertson’s 25th wedding annivers ary. Sharon Slippy was a Sunday Mr. and Mrs. f lu iv n R tfc were Sundae dinner g-ie»t ' the !.< nard Ne-* <»n home la«t w tik dinner guest of Rev. and Mri Casurella in Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. Skeet Kygar were in Burns W ednesday on business Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer and Jeanette visited Mr. and Mrs Paul Cleaver Sunday. Jeanette Phifer attended the birthday party Saturday for Sus an and Mark D. Hartley. The Pollanna club will have a party at the Adrian grade school Friday, Feb. 22. Mrs. Jim Phifer attended PTA executive meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Gloria Holly in Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks called on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Price Sunday evening. Sunday aftem on callers at th< Raymond Price home were Mr and Mrs. C. H. Willis of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs Doyn Price, Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard. Mr. and Mrs. William Price and Mr. and Mrs. Orlan White and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown Eu gene and Colleen called on Mr and Mrs. Willis Conant Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tomb and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy attended a supper and card party at the Rube Graham home in Eagle S at urday evening. Tuesday evening the Happy Dozen club entertained their hus bands with a potluck dinner and cards at the Carl Hill home. Mrs. Earl Kygar, Sharon and Darrell and Mrs. Willis Conant and Jeanette attended PTSA in Adrian Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb a t tended a pinochle party at the Chas. Zinn home Friday evening Large Farm Machinery and . D.H.I.A. Holstein Dairy Sale Located 2 1 a m iles w est of New P lym outh. Idaho, out H ighw ay 30 to C uster A venue, then V* m ile south to the H erb Thiessen Farm . As I am q u ittin g farm ing to en ter other business I w ill sell all m y farm m achinery and dairy cattle at public auction on— Saturday, February 23,1957 Sale S tarts at 12:30. Term s: Cash. Lunch Served. 34—DHJA HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE 5 R egistered H olsteins—29 Q uality G rade H olsteins. One of the outstanding producing herds in Pavette Valley LIKE-NEW FARM MACHINERY Large Selection including John D eere T ractor. H ay Baler, T ruck and Forage H arvester. M ILK IN G EQ U IPM EN T — HAY and SILAGE H. T. (Herb) Thiessen, Owner A uctioneers— Joe C hurch. C layt Tschirgi, B ud G rant and Red F rilts. C lerk —L. H. F rills. Phone O ntario 458-J. Machinery and Jersey DISPERSAL SALE H aving sold m y farm , the follow ing p ro p erty w ill sold at auction, located 5 m iles southeast of A drian 9 m iles w est and no rth of W ilder or 1 m ile w est and m ile south of stato line or 1 m ile east and Vi south Big Bend school. Follow the auction arrow s. Friday, February 22,1957 27—Registered and High Grade Jerseys—27 be or l'i of TIM E: 1:00 P. M. TERM S: CASH. Lunch Served by Jolly Jan es—F ree Coffee. This herd has an average of 3 years 399.6 b u tterfat w ith average test of 5.6. Cows selling include 22 outstanding Jerseys from 2 to 8 years old and 5 Jersey heifers, long yearlings. Here is a herd of Jerseys that we have raised up in the past 20 years from a foundation from the Evert Pease herd, formerly of Wilder, Idaho. There has been noth ing used in the sires but either Registered Jersey bulls or through artificial insemination.. 2 TRACTORS. COMBINE. BALER and POWER MACHINERY Including John D eere T ractor. M oline T ractor. M oline No. 69 Com bine w ith Pickup, F arm h an d Slacker, John D eere String-T ie Baler. M anure Spreader. M oline 14- Inch Tum ble-B ug Plow , In tern atio n al 4-Bar Side Rake on Rubbor. M oline 6-Foot Tandem Disc, Ferguson 6-Ft. H angon M ower. M oline 7-Ti. T rail M ower. P otato and C orn C ultivator. H arrow s. W agon. Plow s, M ower. Float, etc. The majority of this large selection of machinery has been shedded and you will find it all in good state of repair and ready to go to the field. M ISCELLA N EO U S ITEM S — 500-Chlck Coal Brooder. Post D rill w ith * a Chuck. O pen-H ead M olasses B arrel. Several Rolls of Snow Fence C ribbing. P ile of Scrap Iron and 6 Joints of 6-Inch Tile. M ILK IN G EQ U IPM EN T—2 Surge U nits. D eLaval Pum p and Pipe. 2 S trainers and B uckets. 17 M ilk Cans. C H IC K E N S--24 A ustra W hite L aying Hens. GRATN and E N SIL A G E —100 B ushels of O ats. 20 Tons ot A lfalfa Silage. 10 Tons of C orn Silage. Many Other Items Too Numerous to Mention. JACK JONES, Owner A uctioneers—COL. BOB CH EN A U LT. Nyssa 2874. COL. KEN TROUTT. M iddleton 9-5621. C lerk —A. M. "A R T" ROETTO. N am pa 6-5994. Birna Vista Mrs. A Goodall Di»J 2814 Mrs. Mjland Draper is ill in the M alheur Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs. Loyd Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Thurm an Hill, Marcie and Darleen visited Mrs. Carolyn G ardner who is ill in the Vale Nursing home, Sunday. Mis G Y Chester of Vale spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Orma Goodell. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Kleinkop of Jerom e were overnight guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs Harold Sisson. Helen W inters attended a birth day party for P atty McWilliams Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. George Knowles left on a trip Friday. Mr. and Mrs Knowles will visit in Colo rado and Mr. and Mrs. Jones will visit his m other in Texas. Mrs. Alva Goodell and Scott visited Thursday with Mrs. Clif ford Harris and Mrs. Oirna Good ell visited Mrs. Ethel Goodell of Lincoln Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clayton were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Finger. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adamas at tended a 25th wedding annivers ary for Mr and Mrs Charlie Culbertson Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Douty and family of Homedale visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. How ard Finger. K lair Simpson, son of. Mr. and Mrs. W ayne Simpson was badly bitten by a neighbor’s dog. The gash on his forehead required 12 stitches and a stitch in the corner of his eye. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff w ere dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John M urphy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Sage spent Sunday at the Willis Bertram home. Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and Scott and Mrs. Orm a Goodell in honor of Mrs. Orma Goodell and Mr. Chel- delin’s birthdays which were this month. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff were hosts at dinner Thursday evening for Mr and Mrs. Clay ton Cassingham, Raymond and Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Willis B ert ram and Lucille. Callers later in evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ed w ard Topliff and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Godell and Scott. The affair was in honor of Mr. and Mrs Cassingham who moved to Boise Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram and Lucille w ere guests for re freshm ents at the Wayne Sim p son home Friday evening. Mrs. Howard Finger visited Mrs. Alva Godell Tuesday. Everett Eachus, W. W. and Gil bert Deffenbaugh were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Topliff Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Cleaver w ere dinner guests of Mr. and M rs. George Cleaver Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger, Mr and Mrs. Howard Day and HABURCHAKS TO ATTTEND Shuster Family Nyssa Branch PORTLAND CONVENTION California Mr. and Mrs. Victor Haburchak. Mr. and Mrs. Finley Shuster and owners o f the M arshall Wells An LDS sceond ward MIA so SRV Art Group sons left last week for Bellflower, store here, will attend the Mar cial and program was held at the Mon. shall Wells stores convention in Nyssa stake house Wednesday Organized A meeting for the purpose of Calif., w here they will make MIA Program Held W ednesday evening last week, under the di rection of the scouts and explor ers. Dean Blaylock is explorer lead er, Gordon Grigg, scout m aster and Melvin Feik. assistant Danc ing was under the direction of Mr .and Mrs. Melvin Cottrell, dance directors. Eugene Maxiield Selected By Club Louis Eugene Maxiield of Nys- sa has been selected for m em ber ship in the Tele-Mike club at Oregon State college, Corvallis. The club is composed of stu dents taking training in radio and television. Members prepare and present special program s built around campus activities as part of their work. M axiield, a freshm an majoring in science, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. U. Maxiield, 212 North 4th, Nyssa. He :s a 1956 graduate of Nyssa high school. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie were guests for cards at the Lester Cleaver home Saturday evening K enneth Picket was a dinner guest Sunday at the Jam es Step hen home. Mr and Mrs Woodrow Seuell and family of Connell, Wash. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank W hipple. Mrs. Eugene Stephen entertain ed the Pleasant Hour club Wed nesday w ith nine members pres ent. Refreshm ents were served. Mrs. Alva Goodell entertained for her son Scott’s first birthday. Favors w ere balloons and suckers. Guests w ere Gary, Brian, Donald, K irk and Kent Cleaver and Mrs. Orma Godell. Refreshme nts were served. Mr. and M rc. Ernest Seuell visited at the Frank W hipple home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver visited at the Art Norland home. Mr. Norland is recovering from an injured knee. Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Woodell had dinner in Nampa Saturday evening in observance of Mrs. Cleaver’s and Mrs. Woodell’s birthdays. Mr. and Mrs Jim Ritchie took their daughter, G arnet to Boise Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowmen and fam ily were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver Sunday. Sandra Day is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephen to finish the school term . Her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day have moved to the Owyhee dam. Mr. and Mrs. Jot Kenworthy and family of Parm a and Mr. and Mrs. Al Cables and son of New Plym outh brought a cake Sunday to help Mrs. Fred Stephen cele brate her birthday. Sandra Day, G arnet Ritchie and Gladys Stephen attended church in Willow Creek Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dickson of Vale M oyqs T o organizing a Nyssa branch of the SRV Art association was held last Monday evening at the high school. S. P. Kelley review ed the his tory of the association and in troduced a leading artist of the valley .Mrs. George M arkham and several of her students of Ontario, to the group. Mrs. M ark ham w ill be one of the instruc tors of the classes to be held the first and third Mondays in the month beginning Feb. 18. Officers elected were Mrs Shorty Brandt, president, Mrs. Don Wilson, vice president. Mrs. Clifford Fox, secretary, and Mrs Ray Harmon, publicity chairm an. Anyone interested in joining the organization may contact S P Kelley or Mrs. Brandt. Ler ion Meeting Held Friday The American Legion A uxilia ry m et at the home of Mrs. Angie Cook, president, Friday afternoon. The Crusade for Freedom, fund drive for voice of America in Europe was discussed. Canisters are placed in the First National and post office hero for collection. Mrs. H. E. Collins read the legis lative bulletin, published by the Legion, pertaining to Legion ac tivities in congress. Mrs. Nellie Bennett presented literature on civil defense which the Legion is starting activity on Mrs. Leon Roberts is a new m em ber of the organization. Any wo men interested in joining the aux iliary'. has a m ale m em ber of the family in the Legion, is invited to join, especially young women. Refreshm ents were served by the hostess. Club Contributes Money To Hospital The Jolly Jane club of Big I Bend m ade one of several con-1 tributions Tuesday afternoon to I the polio wing of M alheur Me- j m orial hospital. The $10 contribution was pre sented to the hospital by Mrs Harvey Hatch and Mrs. Ray C art w right according to a report from j the hospital. Called To Utah By Mrs. Father's Death Henry Zobell was called to Utah last Friday by the death of her father, Dr. J. M. Bernheisel of Logan. Funeral services were conducted Thursday at Lewis ton, Utah, for Dr. Bernheisel. Nyssa Births . . . Feb. 13 — Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stutheit, Parm a, girl. Feb. 15 — Mr. and Mrs. G ilbert Parra, Nyssa, girl. Feb. 18 — Mr. and Mrs S tan ley Bybee, Nyssa, boy. Feb. 19 — Mr. and Mrs. W ilton Maggard, Parm a, boy. Portland Monday, Tuesday and W ednesday. The key address of the convention will be given by G. V Mead, president of the com pany. ____________ _ high school is stationed at San Antonio, Texas with the U. S Air Force. their home They have m ade their home here the past 12 years and ran the Kwicurb the past two seasons. The Shuster's sons, Norvin was a sophomore student at Nys sa high school and Bobbie was an eighth grader. A nother son, Dee, a 1956 graduate of Nyssa f! ...a n d anybody can redecorate with new ele Hang Wallpaper! Now anybody can hang wallpaper successfully! New cZe Hang wall paper is pre-trimmed on both edges...completely eliminates trim ming errors, waste and extra work. 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