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o THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1957 Social Activities Phone 2233 Mts. Jack m o t i Hosts Book Club With 16 Guests A picnic supper last Tuesday evening at the hom e of Mrs. Lela L ett and V. L. L ett of Nu Acres honored Mr. and Mrs. K esner Kiddoo, M att and P atricia of El dorado, Kans., and Mr. and Mrs. Earl L ett and son of Moses Lake, Wash. A dditional guests w ere Mr. and Mrs. Ray H uffm an and fam ily of Nyssa and M arion English of C am bridge. T he en tire group w ere guests for a social evening T hursday at the H uffm an home. + + Mrs. Jac k E lliott was hostess to 16 guests for the Ju ly m eeting of the Book club S atu rd ay afternoon of last w eek at the hom e of her daughter, Mrs. Donald B rew er. O ut-of-tow n guests for the a f ternoon w ere the Mmes. Jo h n Bishop of N am pa, L ester F rench of Roswell and Dick F isher of Seattle. Mrs. G ordon Ju d d of P arm a re view ed the book, “P a p a ’s W ife” by T h y ra F e rre Bjorn. Mrs. P. J- D unaw ay w ill be hostess to the n ext m eeting of the club Aug. 31 at h er hom e in Boise. ❖ —4- Fifth Birthday Events Honor Sonja Garner Mrs. J. R. G a rn er en tertain ed w ith a p arty last W ednesday a f ternoon at h er hom e honoring their daughter, Sonja L ynn on the occasion of her fifth b irth d ay anniversary. N ine little guests enjoyed games, favors and b irth d ay cake and ice cream refreshm ents. Tuesday evening, S onja’s aunts, Mrs. O wen P utn am and J u d y and Miss F ern Lockner, all of N am pa, w ere guests for a b irth d ay d in n er in h er honor at the G a rn er home. ❖ —4* Gardening Days Are Salad Days Class of 1948 At Adrian High Holds Reunion « Couples Club Enjoys Card P arty at O xnams M em bers of the S atu rd ay eve ning Mr. and Mrs. B ridge club and guest players, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bovdell, w ere en tertain ed last S atu rd ay evening at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. G ordon O x nam . W inning high score prizes at Mrs. Oxnam Is Hostess bridge w ere Mrs. O xnam and Mr. To Friday Sam ba Club Mrs. Gordon Oxnam was hos Boydell. + — tess to members of her samba club Friday afternoon with Mrs. W O. Petersons are Hosts W. D. Holcomb and Mrs. Cliff At Friday D inner P a rty Mr. and Mrs. W. O. P eterso n Beckstead as guest players. □ if you’re a home gardener, surely nothing’s more satisfying than being able to enjoy the products of your green thumb. Gather in the “fixings” for a crisp, cool salad bowl, and you’ll be well rewarded for your gardening . ‘1 it- Fill a basket with your choicest garden lettuce, vine-ripened tomatoes, cucumbers, scallions and radishes. Wash and chill these garden treasures, then to s s together lightly with u perfectly seasoned dressing. One of our favorites is the Tomato Soup Dressing, given below. It has a tantalizing flavor that lends real zest and sparkle to garden- fresh salads. This dr> sing is easy on the calories, too. for it's made with the non-caloric sweetener, Sucaryl, rather than with sugar. Simply by the use of this sweetener, calories have In’en slashed from 45 calories to just 2- calories per tablespoonful. Best part is. you just can’t taste the difference. For. without adding a single calorie, this sweetener gives cooked and baked foods a naturally swee' sugar-like flavor. W hether you’re weight-watching or not, we think you’ll eni<’ this sweet yet tangy dressing: TOM VTO SOUP DRESSING (T.ow-Calorie) 2 teaspoons Sucaryl solutu 1 2 cup srlad oii or 16 tablets, crushed i cup vinegar 2 tablespoons chopped on’o ■ 1 can (10V£ ounce 1 2 teaspoon garlic salt tomato soup Combine all ingredients and Mend well. Makes 2% cups or 44 tabic poons. Each tablespoon contain CALORIES; 0.1 gram protein; 2 6 grams fat; 1.1 grants carl ton drate. If made with sugar, each tablespoon would contain 4a CALORIES. Mrs. S horty B randt won high w ere hosts at a d in n er p arty in score prize and Mrs. V ernie Duus, the garden at th eir hom e F riday Classified Ads. evening for ten guests. second. • 5 *— 4 « •I G uests w ere the Messrs, and Dessert Bridge P a rty Mmes. A rvel L. Child, F red B lacker of O ntario, H enry Zo- For A fternoon G uests Mrs. C arl B arclay en tertain ed bell, Lloyd Lewis and Joseph Fair Grounds w ith dessert bridge last W ednes Flake. ❖ — * day for her afternoon club. GKiist Mrs. B urningham Honored players w ere Mrs. Earl H ollings w orth, Mrs. John Olsen and Mrs. At Barbecue D inner P a rty Lloyd Wilson. Mrs. Je a n e tte B urningham , fo r P rize w inners w ere Mrs. B ar m er Nyssa resident of S alt Lake TUES. clay, Mrs. H ollingsw orth and City, was guest of honor a t a Mrs. Jam es McW illiams. barbecue d in n er F rid ay evening AUG. + — 4 - at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. K en Twice Daily: 2:30, 8:15 p.m. Fish Fry is an Event R enstrom . Of Last W ednesday Night A dditional guests w ere Mr. and Pinochle P arty Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Bill H am ilton Mrs. S horty B randt and Mr. and Danfords are Hosts w ere hosts at a fish fry at th eir Mrs. C larence Leseberg. To Couples Bridge Club At Bill Hamilton Home + -+ hom e last W ednesday evening. PRESENTS Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Danford Mrs. Bill H am ilton was hostess G uests w ere Mr. and Mrs. G roup of M aPas Enjoy were hosts last Tuesday evening last Tuesday evening to m em bers C harles D audt and fam ily of Nu Sunday at New Meadows to members of their Mr. and Mrs. of her pinochle club. Acres, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kohl and Bridge club and guest player, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. M aulding, High score prizes w ere won by TOM PACK'S fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fox, Mr. an d | Mrs. Carl Barclay. Mrs. L aV ern C leaver and Mrs. Stephens. Mrs. Bob M cKinney, Mr. and M rs. | High score winners were Dr. M axine Brown and trav elin g by 4 - — 4 - Gene G rasty, Mr. and Mrs. C liff Danford and Mrs. John Olsen. Mrs. Floyd H ale and Mrs. Dick Bruce Jackson C elebrates 4*—4* Main and th e ir fam ilies and Mr. Perdue. Sixth B irthday A nniversary _.;. and Mrs. Clyde S n id er w ere Broads E n tertain B ruce Jackson celebrated his m em bers of the M aPas of the Me At B arbecue D inner Mrs. Zelm a Bridge of M eridian six th birthday an n iv ersary F riday thodist church who spent S unday, Mr. and Mrs. John Broad en-1 arriv ed F riday to spend th e w eek afternoon w ith a party a t the Ju ly 21 at Zim ’s plunge at New tertained with a barbecue din- j end w ith her d au g h ter and fam ily, hom e of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Meadows. ner on the lawn at their home! Mr. and Mrs. C larence Clapp. W ilton Jackson. T hey also atten d ed S unday Sunday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Nellie Pow ell was a week S ix boys w ere his guests for a m orning church services at New Ken Renstrom and Mr. and Mrs. end guest at the hom e of Mr. and sw im in th e ir new ly installed Meadows. Eddie Taylor. Mrs. W illiam S kyieler in Boise. sw im m ing pool. Mrs. Jackson served refreshm ents w hich in cluded a b irth d ay cake decorated w ith the circus them e. F or b est re su lts use the Jo u rn a l Ontario One Day ONLY PAGE NINE Dr. G. W. Graves Why Worry About Doing Your Laundry! WE LL DO IT FROM START TO FINISH WORK! The All New 4 *— . . . including . . . "THE INCOMPARABLE DICK CLEMENS" M aster of All W ild Ju n g le Beasts! The U npredictable. Audacious E m peror and Em press of the Clouds . . . A ttend W edding Reception In Caldwell LDS Chapel D aredeviltry Aloft U nexcelled INCONCEIVABLE and AMAZING ARENIC ACHIEVEMENTS SHATTERING ALL ALL PRECEDENT! IN PRICES! Reasonable Prices—We Strive to Please HOME L A U N D R Nyssa. Y Oregon 10 South 1st St. m Mr. and Mrs. G ra n t P atterso n w ere am ong guests at a w edding reception last T uesday evening in the C aldw ell LDS W ard chapel honoring Mr. and Mrs. V ernon T anner who w ere married the previous day in the Idaho Falls tem ple. Mrs. T an n er was the form er Miss C arolyn S tettler. "THE SIMRU DUO" ALL NEW —ALL DIFFERENT W ITH NO ADVANCE 6:00 A. M. to 9:00 P.M . OPEN SUNDAYS—6:00 to NOON For touring the W e st Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ingebritsen, ! form er Nyssans, en tertain ed w ith a barbecue d in n er and bridge par ty S atu rd ay evening at th eir hom e | in O ntario. G uests for the occasion w ere i the Messrs, and Mmes. M url Lan-1 caster, C lyde S nider and Tom Jones of Nyssa. W inning high score prizes at bridge w ere M rs.' S nider and M url L ancaster. *_❖ All That's Sublimely Spectacular and Surprisingly Sensational Shirts 25c — Washed and Ironed Pants 35c — White Shirts 35c * Barbecue D inner P a r t y A t Mel Ingebritsen Home FEATURING . . . Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Mace, who left last W ednesday to m ake th eir home in Condon, Ore., w here Mr. Mace is em ployed as a surveyor w ith the highw ay dep artm en t, w ere honored at a farew ell d in n er p arty at the W illiam Colem an hom e last Tuesdy evening. A dditional guests w ere Mrs. Ida W ard, Mr. and Mrs. A lb ert Cole m an and family, Mr. and Mrs. D elw in Mace and Mike of O n tario, Mrs. K enneth Mace and Sue A nn, Mrs. M artha Sherrod, Bill and Shirley Coleman. + —4* K ingm an Kolony — Mrs. Lynn H urst was hostess to a group of A drian high school g raduates of the class of 1948 F riday afternoon in honor of her d aughter, Mrs. Carol! R ettig, th e form er A rdyce H urst, of D enver, Colo. O th er guests included Mrs. Al bert Colem an (Mona M itchell) of Nyssa; Mrs. Jim P h ifer (Betty Toomb), K ingm an K olony; Mrs. Jim M iller (Selm a Stam ), Big Bend; Mrs. K eith Moore (Eloise G uests for Barbecue D inner C rocker), Notus; Mrs. Dick Stam At O ntario Home Saturday Messrs, and Mmes. Ja c k Z ttter- (Joan W ebb), Nu Acres and Mrs. R ush’ll D urocher (Lois Gowey) of eob. W. O. Hipp and G eorge V an- Pensacola, Fla , who is visiting de W all of Nyssa, Dr. and Mis. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John R ichard Thom pson of B urns and Gowey of Adrian. Six children of Mr. and Mrs. L aw rence Echanis of O ntario w ere guests for a b ar- the group w ere also present. ! becue d in n er and evening of cards The afternoon was spent vis a t th e W arren H ylton hom e in iting, rem iniscing, taking pictures 1 O ntario S atu rd ay . and m aking ten tativ e plans for a +_■* 10-year class reunion n ex t year Tom Jones reported landing for all m em bers of th e class of tro u t from 14 to 17 inches in 1948 and th eir fam ilies. L unch length w hile fishing n ear Cas was served by the hostess at the cade, Ida., a week ago S unday close of the afternoon. The Rev. and Mrs. R obert Jack- _•>. son and boys w ere S unday d in n er Mr. and Mrs. P aul P enrod re guests at th e A lbert L angley tu rn ed S atu rd ay afternoon from home. a five-day cam ping trip on Big Eagle creek n ear B aker. T hey also w ent fishing and huckleberrying. Jo h n n y R in eh art re tu rn ed to his homo in P o rtland T uesday of last • Eyes exam ined week after spending a week here • Glasses fitted visiting his grandm other, Mrs. Caldwell Phone 9-2312 O livia R in eh art and w ith the G ran t R inehart family. The Snake River Shrine Club ! F arew ell Dinner Honors the M aces I Couples Bridge C lu b . G uests a t H ansens in Parm a Avoid Standing in Line . . . Mr. and Mrs. Jim H ansen of Buy Tickets NOW at Norris P arm a en tertain ed th eir Mr. and Variety Store, Ontario, or | Mrs. bridge club from Nyssa last from Any Shriner. Tuesday evening. G uest players G eneral Adm ission . . . $1.25 C h i l d r e n ............................50c (Including Tax) for the evening w ere Dr. and Mrs. Tom Theabold of Parm a. 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