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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1959
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
Mr and Mrs. C L. Fritts re­ grandchildren, DeAnne. Debby roommates while attending NNC
aries of the two i
in Nampa
turned home Sunday night after and Denice Ruse of Caldwell.
Mrs. Worden and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs Frank Weiand of
Mr and Mrs R. H. Greenway
two weeks at various vacation
The Raleigh McKinley family i
spots. They spent one week fish­ and family returned home Satur­ Newman’s Grove. Neb., and Miss
had as dinner guests Sunday his 1
ing and sightseeing at Stanley day from a 10-day trip which Nellie Nelson of Grand Island.
brother, the Russell McKinley I
Lake. On Tuesday of last week i t's,ok them into Canada. They also Neb., visited a few aays this week
family of Boise. They formerly j
they took their grandchildren, visited in the home of Mrs. Loris at the home of their nephew, Wil.
were farmers near Vale,
Jerry, Steve and Tena Fritts to Carlson while at Spokane, Wash., bur Booth and family
Sunday evening luncheon ;
By Mrs. Dwight Seward
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, Jim.
By Mrs. M. L. Kurts
McCall for a few days before go­ and renewed acquaintance with
Mr*. Frank Byer*
guests in the M L Kurtz home |
Phone 2-2731, Parma
Phone 2123
ing to Baker to spend the week­ former schoolmates, Mr. and Mrs. my. Marilu and Don left Friday
OREGON TRAIL—The Merry
were Mr and Mrs. Gerald Work.
Work-1 I
APPLE VALLEY—An increase end with her brother and his Doiel Smyser at Kalispell, Mont. morning for Portland where they
NEWELL HEIGHTS—Mrs Av. inger of Shedd, Ore., and Rev.
Matrons club will meet at the
Danny Doersch suffered cuts on were present for the marriage of
home of Mrs. Ear! Farr in Nyssa anell Walker, formerly Avanell and Mrs. H. E. Moore of Adrian. in enrollment has been reported wife, Mr and Mrs. Earl Tuning.
at Apple Valley school with 103
j both hands while working with their son, Gary L. Morgan, and
Wednesday afternoon, Sept 9th. Fenn of Newell Height; was an
Mrs.
Donald
Fritts
drove
to
Newell Heights
Pioneer
- . Modern
,, their
. monthly
...' pupils were
present in
on the fifgt
first grade
day. Boise last Thursday after her the sickle on a mowing machine Charlene Neuschaefer, daughter
Roll call will be answered by honored guest at a bridal shower Club . resumed
of Mr and Mrs. Harvey Neus­
last week.
“Your Favorite Kitchen color.” Tuesday evening when friends meetings beginning the first Wed. wlth
„ a ~ j '>ergUSO’n as grandfather, Art Baker, who was
entertained in her honor in the
Ann Dibble returned home Sun­ chaefer of Portland, at Redeemer
able
to
return
to
his
home
in
Nys
­
nesday in the month, Sept. 2. Mrs. ; teacher
E1Ien M;nium ha71
day morning from Seattle, Wash , Lutheran church at 4 p m. Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Henderson Owyhee LDS church. Relatives
an(j third grade sa after being a patient at Nyssa where she spent a week with a day. Aug 30. Mr. and Mrs Mor­
and girls of Portland were over and friends attended from here. John Fahrenbruch was hostess A , 35 ln
and
Boise
hospitals
for
the
past
white elephant saie was an event . rooin while Mrs. Mars Greenway five weeks.
girl friend, Beverly Johnson, and gan will make their home at St.
night guests Thursday at the
of
the afternoon.
also reported 35 in her fourth and
was maid of honor at her wedding John’s where he is employed. The
Glenn Brown home.
The Irvin Topliff family visited
Mrs.
Richard
Anderson
and
son
This past week FFA and 4-H fifth grade room. Principal Cecil
j
last
week. Beverly and Ann were Wilsons returned home Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Donald Byers and her father, Harry Warren near members
of Kamiah, Idaho, spent Friday
and
their
families
were
Breshears
enrolled
16
n
the
sixth
Parma,
Sunday
afternoon.
He
had
Kenneth of Corvallis and Mr. and
night and Saturday with her bro­
with final plans and for at- grrde
Mrs Frank Byers were dinner major surgery ten days age in a busy
ther, Wilbur Booth and family.
tending
the
County
Fair.
Several
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Mrs. Marshall Pierce again took
guests Tuesday evening at the Boise hospital and returned home
Mr and Mrs. Earl Boston and
helped
in
the
decorating
of
their
up
h
er
duties
in
the
kitchen
as
Gilbert Holmes home in Nyssa, Sunday. Later in the afternoon
Donnie spent a week in the moun­
organization
’
s
fair
booth
Newell
f
or
the
hot
lunch
project
and
the
Topliff
family
attended
a
pic
­
and Thursday noon were dinner
Delicious Food in the Comfort of Your Own Car!
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____ is serving again as tains near Black Lake and Yellow
Tom
Ferguson
nic in the Don Lytle home honor­ Heights was particularily interest- 7
guests of the Robert Holmes.
Pine. They returned home last
ed
in
the
Farm
Bureau
booth
as
janitor
and
bus
driver
Hamburgers — Sandwiches
Colleen and Eugene Brown ing Don’s birthday anniversary. quite a lot of seed is grown here
Thursday.
Lou Pratt and his mother, Mrs. and the alkali bee is a friend of
visited at the Kenneth Godbout
Malts — Shakes
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Anna Pratt attended the Pioneer ours.
PETERSONS IN PORTLAND
home in Ontario Wednesday.
and Mrs. Alva Hill Saturday and
... plus ...
Mr. aad Mrs. Grant Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Krouse of picnic in Vale Friday They met
Four-H members who exhibited and Donna Jean spent last week overnight were Mr. and Mrs. Dale
friends
they
had
net
seen
for
' Chicken-in-the-Basket
Waukegan, Ill., visited Sunday *1
and two daughters of Cen­
nearly 40 years. Isaac “Zav” Hope stock at the County Fair included in Portland where Donna Jean Clark
the Alfred Adams home.
tralia, Wash., and Mrs. Clark’s
Richard
Sharp,
winning
first
and
formerly a banker in Vale and
underwent observation. They al­
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Herrman Mrs. Ed Beam of Ironside, origin­ grand champion with his Hamp- | so visited the Centennial exposi­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ew­
were Sunday evening callers at ated the Old Timers picnic some shire swine. Mary Worden is a tion and fair before returning ing of Eldred, Pa. Also visiting
Nyssa
5th and Main
the Russell Gressley home.
member of a calf club and her home.
I years ago.
with the Hills were three of their
Mr. and Mrs. F G. Holmes were
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laan and Holstein heifer won a 4th place
Sunday evening callers at the children, Mr. and Mrs. M. I>. in showmanship. Eugene and
Robert Holmes home.
Kurtz and Mrs. Dave Highland Judy Pratt took their baby beef j
The beer with a past
Mrs. Glenn Brown helped in and children of Fruitland, attend­ calves and found competition very
the Farm Bureau lunch stand at ed the Thunder Bird air show stiff. Judy’s calf won 8th place.
Danny and Elizabeth Miller
the fair Wednesday
near Payette, Thursday afternoon. were
Saturday overnight guests
Mr. and Mrs. F G. Holmes were
supper guests Saturday at the Gil­ Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and in the parental Luit Stam home
children
attended
a
family
picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy and
bert Holmes home.
Mrs T. C. Terry of Twin Falls at the Leslie Topliff home in Nys­ her mother, Mrs. Thurman drove
is visiting at the Russell Gress- sa Saturday afternoon. The Ed to Buhl a week ago to spend the
Topliff family of Hazelton were week end. Mrs. Thurman took
ley home.
1 sick and was not able to return
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown and also present.
Mrs Luther Carroll of Umatilla, to Adrian with the Piercy’s. She
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Clyde Kelly home in Vale. Ore., and Mrs. Joe Stam of Nyssa is much improved now.
Mmes. C. B. Hill, George Sche-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams visited Saturday with Mrs. Lou
imer, Lydia Worden and R D.
were dinner gubsts Sunday eve­ Pratt.
ning at the Wilson Winters home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leedy, McKinley, attended the luncheon
Mrs. Lydia Worden and the Elvin and Bible study meeting Wednes,-
KOUNS FAMILY RETURNS
Worden family were Sunday pic­ day in the Austin Gilbert home in
Mr and Mrs. Bill Kouns and nic dinner guests in the Verna Adrian. Mmes. Anna Pratt and
family have returned from a Costley home in Ridgeview when M. L Kurtz attended their Bible
week’s vacation trip to Shady 21 members and friends gathered 1 study circle meeting in the church '
Beach at Payette Lakes.
to honor the birthday annivers- that same afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Piercy
, were Satdrday evening callers in
the Bill Toomb home. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Toomb, Joyce and Bobby of near
Plans and Specification May Be
4 ZJ
Hayburn, Idaho.
Obtained in the City
The M. O. Judd family returned
recently from a week’s vacation
Manager's Office.
spent near Newport, Ore., on the
beach. The John Donner family
11 dPtk» ,
traveled that far with them the
NYSSA HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA
week before.
Mr and Mrs. John Showenwald,
Darlene and a friend returned
Tuesday to their home in Ashland
after spending the week end with
the Bob Kurtz family. They are
"HASH BROWNS"—Popular Boise
parents o f Mrs. Kurtz. Sunday
evening
the Kurtz’ and their
Barber Shop Quartet.
i
guests were dinner guests in the
Elmer Cruson home in Ontario.
ALSO LOCAL TALENT.
Saturday they spent the day at
CONGENIAL JACK LINK, Former TV
Owyhee dam.
Mrs Kathryn Pratt suffered a
Personality and Manager of Boise's
severe cut on her hand several
days ago when she fell on a piece
KIDO, Master of Ceremonies.
of broken glass. Her hand is heal,
\
ing nicely.
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Quite a large acreage of alfalfa
S5.00 Per Plate
ADULTS
and clover seed will be harvested
this fall in this area. Several far­
UNDER 15
$2.50 Per Plate
mers are mowing fields and Dur-
o
lin Hammon and M. L. Kurtz
have combines at work. The yield
Enjoy a Delicious Dinner, Good Enter­
is predicted to run quite high this
year.
Merry Matrons Shower Honors
Meeting Sept. 9 Avanell Walker •
At E. Farr Home Tuesday Evening
S“‘-103 Pupils Enroll
At Apple Valley
School This Year
Your One-Stop Service . . .
:
POLAR BEAR
NOTICE
TO BIDDERS
The Cily of Nyssa Will Accept
Bids for a New City Hall
Heating System.
Bids to Be Opened at 8:00 P.M
Sept. 8, 1959, at the City Hall.
Nyssa LDS Second Ward
BuiHing Fund DINNER
Friday, Sept. 11 — 7 p.m.
A. H. COLBY
City Manager
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