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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH 21. 1957
PACE SIX
Mrs. Edna Mae Wim a tt on fam
ily business and law. The eye
opener was w ork on a sofa pillow
covering.
Lois Counsil
M s. O P Council received
Jessie H ershey and Bruce J e n k
Phone 2439
word a week ago Monday of the
ins, both of Nyssa w ere m arried
death of sister. Mr. and Mrs.
ui a cerem ony perform ed by Rev.
Je rry Gordon called his folks, Counsil and Paul K nottingham
P au l I.udlow at the M ethodist
Mr.
and Mrs Magnus Fkanger, a w ent to Wait: burg. Wash., tg a t
church here M an’h 8.
week ago from F ort Cam pbell, tend the services. They left Tues
Mr. and Mrs. Francis C rabb of Ky. Je rry is a paratrooper and day and retu rn ed T hursday.
New Plym outh attended the had jum ped from the plane three
Mrs. C harles C hapin attended
couple and im m ediate relatives tim es and expected to jum p two the b r i d a l show er honoring
w ere guests.
A vadna P eterson at th e Ridge-
m ore times th at week
Im m ediately following the w ed
At the m eeting at the S unset view schoolhouse T hursday. Miss
ding the couple left on a 10-day Valley hall Friday night, Ira Peterson attended school at A d
vacation trip in N ebraska and Price and B uster Talbot w ere rian.
Iowa. They are m aking their elected to the board of directors
Dennis Reed is gettin g along
home here w here Mrs Jen k in s is and Mrs. Ira Price was chosen quite well afte r his accidental
a th ird grade teacher in the Nys secretary.
gun shot w ound last week and
sa schools. Mr. Jenkins is em
The Pleasant Hour club met expects to be released from the
ployed by P ay ette county. They w ith Mrs. Glen S trickland T ues hospital the m iddle of the week.
are both form er New Plym outh day afternoon and will m eet next
Miss V irginia Voight of Nyssa
residents.
m onth w ith Mrs. John S trickland. was a d in n er guest S unday at the
The Tri-V alley Extension unit E. J. Hobson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Snowden Roberts m et w ith Mrs G lenn McGinnis
Mrs. Jam es Langley and Mr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Moncur F riday afteinoon. N ineteen m em and Mrs. E. J. Hobson w ere in
were guests in the G rant Hughes bers heard the lesson given by Boise on business Tuesday.
hom e following the K nife and
The W orthw hile club is to m eet
Fork dinner W ednesday evening.
Mrs. Jam es Shaw and sons w ith Mrs. G abiiel A storeca M arch
spent last T hursday and F riday 28.
in Km m ett visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. E lver Nielsen
Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Wilson
1 and sons w ere d in n er guests at
the Ed Nielsen home in Nu Acres
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Sunday. The Elver Nielsen fam
The Board of Education of ily enjoyed an oyster supper at
School District, No 26-C, M alheur the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don
The answ ers ;
County, Oregon, will open w rit P a rk e r F riday night.
to everyday ^
ten, sealed bids for the following
Mr. and Mi's. Leonard Newgen
insurance
lots of m erchandise at the office w ent to W allowa to spend the
of the clerk of said district in weekend w ith friends there.
problem s*
Nyssa, Oregon, on April 9, 1957,
Mr. and Mrs. H om er and ch il
at 8:00 p.m. T he Board will ac dren had din n er S unday w ith
By
cept the best responsible bids for Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Langley and
RALPH
the item s listed below, but re family.
LAWRENCE
serves the right to reject any or
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil vis
all bids.
ited Mr. and Mrs. R C. Sm ith, Jr.
Item 1.
and fam ily Sunday afternoon and
i One (1) new sixty (60) passen- evening.
i ger school bus. Bids m ust include
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Sweeney
| a trade-in allow ance on a 48- and d au g h ter and Mr. and Mrs.
passenger 1946 K6 International Clifford Cates and fam ily, all of
School Bus which may be exam Caldwell, and Mr. and Mrs. H ar
ined at the School D istrict Bus old S nyder and children helped
Garage.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed P rice celebrate
QUESTION: If accum ulated
Specifications for the desired j their th irty -six th w edding a n n i
gas un d er a street blows up
unit are on file at the office of versary S aturday night.
and cracks the foundation of
the clerk and m ay be obtained by
Mrs. Ken Lorensen attended
a house will E xtended C over interested persons.
j the O w yhee C om m unity church
age insurance foot the bill for
Item 2.
m issionary s o c i e t y
m eeting
the dam age to the house?
Five hundred (500) tons, more T hursday at the hom e of Mrs.
ANSWER: Yes, in th at situ a or less, of oil treated slack coal, Harold Dail.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen of
tion, E xtended C oveiage in su r the sam e to be the en tire supply
needed for the 1957-58 school the valley and her nephew. M ait
ance would apply.
year Deliveries are to be m ade as land Sm ith and fam ily of O ntario
and w here needed and at the o p w ere d in n er geests S unday at the
*If you'll address your own
tion of the district.
Don P ark e r home.
in surance questions to this
Specifications
are
on
file
at
the
Mr. and Mrs. M aitland Sm ith
office, w e'll try to give you
office of the district clerk and and children spent the evening
the correct answ ers and there
m ay be secured by interested p e r •vith Mr and Mrs. Lorensen.
w ill be no charge or obliga
sons.
Rev. and Mrs K nn< *h Him ple
tion of any kind.
Item 3.
and children, form erly of the
F ifteen thousand (15,000) gal O w yhee com m unity, now of Ed
Ions, m ore or less, of first quality | monds. Wash . cam e back for
NYSSA
g u la r grade gasoline, the same their fu rn itu re and stayed Friday
Insurance Agency re
to be the en tire supply needed j night at the Ken Lorensen home.
Phone 2S44
105 Main
for the 1957-58 school year.
Mrs. G rover Cooper visited
Bids are to be m ade on the ba- j Mr and Mrs. Ken Lorensen and
sis of retail prices prevailing in the Rev. and Mrs. K enneth Him-
the area at the tim e of delivery. ple fam ily F riday evening
D eliveries are to be m ade to the
Mr. and Mrs. George Folkm an
d istric t’s 1.000 gallon storage tank j and B rent and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
as needed and at the option of the { Sim pson helped the Neil Dim-
district
m ick’s w ith th eir ca ttle and had
John Schenk, C hairm an supper w ith them S unday night.
School D istrict 26-C ( Mr. and Mrs. M. I. R oberts of
M alheur C ounty Oregon Tekoa, Wash., stopped for a visit
A ttest:
w ith the Dim m icks Sunday.
R ichard V Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. M ark Yeakcl of
Clerk.
P ortland spent the w eekend last
First publication March 21, week w ith Mr. and Mrs. Neil
1957
Dimmick, leaving last W ednesday
Last publication M arch 28, 1957 for th eir home.
N yssa Couple
Married Recently
Sunset Valley
Jlou/ uou Know!
ow
is
Newell Heights
Modern Pioneer Club
TIME
Mr. and Mrs. Ken R enstrom
sp en t from T h u rsd ay until S a tu r
day fishing a t S trike reservoir
n ea r G randview , Ida.
W eekend guests at the hom e of
h er aunt, Mr. and Mrs. P aul Pen-
rod w ere Mr. and Mrs. A1 H ack
e r of B aker.
S unday d im e r guests at the
Floyd Hale hom e w ere Mr. H ale’s
m other, Mrs. G race Hale and
T ina M eyers of Ontario.
A T hursday houseguest at the
G ra n t H ughes home was Mrs.
H ughes’ uncle, Lloyd B euhler of
Salt Lake.
C arla and T cnya Sim pson ire
visiting th eir g randparents, Mr.
and Mrs. C arl G ru n k e here this
week.
S unday d in n er guests at the
M elvin C ottrell hom e w ere Mr.
and Mrs. D arw in Jen sen and fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. M ilan R ider ar.d
children of W eiser w ere Sunday
d in n er guests at the Boyd Wilson
home.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Fox re
tu rn ed T uesday from Seneca
w here they spent several days
visiting th eir d au g h ter and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoare.
The A drian schools closed for
a two d ay ’s spring vacation T h u rs
d ay u n til T uesday. The E xplorer
Scouts took this opportunity to
go on a cam ping trip to the Wet-
m ore F o rest cam p at the foot of
Dixie M ountain. Athol S ayre ac
com panied Ben Zam ora, W allace
B utler, N ew t Stonelerd, Steven
Sayre, K en n eth B arsted and 3
boys from Nyssa. They w ere jo in
ed by scouts from O ntario and
P a je tte . Jac k Peterson, scout
county official and an instructor
from the M ountain Home Air
base who in structed the boys in
survival, helped to m ake the trip
w orth while. T here was a foot of
snow on th e ground and it snow
ed or rained all the tim e The
Scouts re tu rn e d Saturday.
Mrs. W esley Piercy en tertained
at d in n er S unday evening for the
T hurm an P iercy and Roy Mech-
am fam ilies of Nyssa and the
W ayne P iercy fam ily of Parm a.
Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Dalton
are the p aren ts of a son born
Tuesday in the Nyssa hospital.
Mrs. D alton’s m other is caring CELEBRATION PLANNED
In honor of the 45th wedding
for the family.
an
n iv ersary of Mr. and Mrs. W al
Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam a tte n d
ed the 25th w edding anniversary te r Nye open house w ill be held
of Mr. and Mrs. Klaas H art at from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, M arch
th eir hom e n ear Nyssa. A sister, 24, at the hom e of th eir d au g h ter
Mrs. John Koopm an and husband and son-in-law , Mr. and Mrs.
and th eir father, Diek Vooys w ere Doyle Jen sen of 84 NW 2nd stree t
in O ntario.
o th er guests.
A correction of dates for the
PTA m eeting will be held T h u rs BUILDING PERM ITS
M arch 18—A ddition at 108 En
day night. Mar. 21 due to changes
in the program . Dr. Sam Pobanz nis ave., 16 x 35, fram e, $800.
of the O ntario Clinic will show W ayne Stites.
M arch 19— Build a new home
films and speak to the group on
“ Children and their H eart." A on n o rth 5th, 53 x 26, fram e,
$12,000. Ken Pond.
question period will follow.
Mmes. Ju n e Hirai and Emi Hi-
rai attended the com m unity con
Dr. G. W. Gravu
cert in O ntario T uesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hirai w ere
• Eyes examiner
gin ts W ednesday evening of M’
• Glasses fitter
and Mrs. Chas. Newbill a t the
Caldwell
Phone 9-2M
K nife and Fork club at the East-
side Cafe.
D inner guests Sunday at the
M L K urtz home included Mr
and Mr- I. C. D ir n 'l of Ten •
Davis, Ida., and Harvey Me
L aughlin who is m aking his home
SALE
w ith the K urtz fam ih' while h
'52 Plymouth
is recovering from surgery
4-Door Sedan.
Mr. and Mrs. D udley K u r tz ,
en tertain ed at d in n er Tuesday
'55 Ford
evening honoring the b irth d ay a n
Country Sedan.
niversary of M. L. Kurtz. O ther
guests included Bob K urtz and
B o th in to p s h a p e . W ill
familv and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz.
t a k e o ld e r p ic k u p in tr a d e .
W ill s e ll o n e o r b o th .
Mr. and Mrs. John Schenk and
Dr. and Mrs. G ran t Hughes were
guests in the E lbert Biow n home
S unday evening.
Ju d ith Roberts, d aughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roberts, is
hom e from school ill this week.
Spending a recen t w eekend at
the Tom Johnson hom e w ere his
brother, M r and Mrs. D onald
Leuck and fam ily of B aker and
the Jo h n so n ’s d au g h ter, Mr and
j Mrs. P a t Sw eeney and fam ily of
Caldwell.
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Nyssa. Oregon
Phone 3105
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