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o o o PAGE FOUR Worthwhile Club To Have Auciion At Next Meeting 0 o © THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1960 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON JL IDEAL GAS & APPLIANCE Al Ullman Files For Third Term Congressman Al Ullmail an- i nounced las Thursday that he has | filed for election to his third term — PROPANE— as U. S. Representative from Ore "Your Servant Beyond By Mr*. O. P. Counsil gon’s Second district, declaring SUNSET VALLE Y—The , for the Democratic nomination in the Gas Mains!” Worthwhile club will meet Feb the May 20 primary. In a state- 14 N. First FR 2-2214 25 with Mrs. James Langley. 1 ment from his Washington office, Members are asked to remember Ullman said: there is to be an auction. “As your congressman, I will continue to dedicate my full Mr and Mrs. L E Newgen vis energies to bringing you the best ited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Con- possible representation in our naughy in Ontario, Sunday after federal government. I regard as a principal responsibility the Uuk noon. Mr and Mrs. Lester Zurcher of bringing to fulfillment the and Vicki, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. many local federal projects need Wilson all of Roswell, were Sun ed throughout the district. I will day guests at the Harley Wilson continue to work with dedicated congressmen from across the na home. Mr. and Mrs. James Hite and tion to enact better laws and pro Joe of Haines were week end cedures, and to achieve solutions guests at the home of his sister, to the many problems that face the farmers, our older citizens Mrs. Harley Wilson. The banquet for the Guide and other segments of our econ Scouts of the Stake was held at omy.” the Owyhee LDS ward recreation Ullman, who was first elected hall, Friday evening. to congress in 1956, holds degrees Mrs. Ray Knight of Homedale in political science and public and new daughter, Jeri Ann came law from Whitman college and from the Caldwell hospital to the Columbia university. He is mar home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ried and has three children. A Lee Stoker, Wednesday. veteran of World War II, he serv James Nazworthy and Manford ed with the Navy in the South Logan both of Homedale, were west Pacific. Sunday visitors at the Netl Dim- mick hevte. ERWINS MOVE TO NYSSA Thursday evening, Messrs, and from home? Mrs. Oscar Erwin and daugh Mmes. Neil Dimmick, Roy Holmes Join the and Vic Marshall were dinner ter, Gloria are now making their family circle guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence home at 411 N. First Street. They by long distance Kreager of the Owyhee district. recently moved here from their Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Pomeroy of former home on route 2, Parma. NEW, LOWER LONG DISTANCE RATES Middleton were dinner guests at How, for only $1.75 or U m , you the Neil Dimmick home, Satur Mrs. Charles Chapin Sunday eve con coll onywhar« in th« country, ning for coffee and cake to honor day evening. •xcapt Alaska or Hawaii, and talk Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Newgen vis Mrs. Wilbur Chapin’s birthday. for thr«« wonderful minuter at the ited Mrs. Sally Mosely in Vale, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil at nighttime rtation-to-rtation rate or Thursday. Mrs. Newgen returned tended the Music Festival in the on Sunday (plu. federal excite lox). Monday with the intention of Nyssa gymnasium, Friday eve staying several days with Mrs. ning. Mosely. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day of Messrs, and Mmes. Wilbur Owyhee Park were supper guests Chapin, Kenneth Lorensen and at the Magnus Ekanger home. William Turner of Owyhee Cor Saturday evening. ners met at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Baty and daughter of Buhl, Ida., visited Saturday afternoon with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver and Lloyd Cleaver visited Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger, Sun day evening. Among those from this com $195.00 munity attending the Adrian car 10-ft. Upright Freezer nival Friday evening were Mrs. Irvin Charland and children, $239.50 21-ft. Upright Freezer Lora Jo Stoker and the Wilbur Chapins. $349.50 25-ft. Unright Freezer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turner of $299.50 20-ft. Chest Freezer Owyhee Corners and Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen were among those . . . FULL LINE OF KELVINATOR APPLIANCES attending the Hyman Appelman meetings in Ontario this past week. Nothing Down — Pay Later! The Pleasant Hour club met at the home of Mrs. Charles McCoy, -a Tuesday afternoon. It was agreed that the club serve food at a sale to be held this week. Z. Kikuchi called at the O. P. Counsil home, Sunday afternoon. Gayway Junction Miss Sandra Meisinger of Boise was at the home of her parents, Phon« GL 2-1500 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meisinger over the week end. AWAY © O i Home Freezer Sale LOWEST PRICES IN 20 YEARS! Trader Bill’s Now-V-8 power is standard! Now you can buy light and medium duty I ntonation al Thicks — get V 8 engine« as standard equipment These are the truck-designed V-8’a you’ve probably heard about They give you remarkable gas economy along with sliced, and hauling power Save on first coat now Get the truck tiiat'U ba wurlb more when you sell it. Come in today I w Newell Heights By Karla Kriagh 1 MacArthur^ are on a trip to Cali Tuesday and Wednesday Out Our Way Club 1 at visited ■ the Russell Talbot home Neva fornia. Flake was a Tuesday overnight Mrs. La Vern Cleaver helped 4-H Scholarship guest of Marian Talbot, and other with a Valentine party at the guests Friday evening were Mr. i school in Nyssa Friday. Card Party Slated and Mrs. Loyd Adams, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whipple By Mrs. Jam«« Rilchie BUENA VISTA—Mrs. Mancil Bishop entertained the Out Our Way club at her home Wednes day. Twelve members and two guests, Mrs. Bruce MacArthur and Mrs. Jack Knowles were present. A Valentine gift exchange was held. Plans were made for the 4-H scholarship benefit party to be held March 4 at the Oregon Trail hall. Refreshments were served by th., hn.tp« Th» next meeting will be March 9 with Mrs. Alva Goodell. NEWELL HEIGHTS—Irvin Tailman and Kenny of Othello, Wash., visited with the Elvin Worden family Sunday. Willard Hobson and K. Hobson were overnight guests of Mrs. Edith Hammon. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Parson are expected soon at the Durlin Ham mon home. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hill were dinner guests of the Bill Smiles. Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Sharp and family were recent dinner guests of the R. T. Simpson family in Mr. and Mrs. George Knowles honor of Joy Sharp’s birthday. were Sunday dinner guests at the Alice Simpson returned home Jack Knowles home. with the Sharps to stay overnight. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Simpson Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Simpson re and children spent the weekend cently visited with Mr. and Mrs. visiting at the Wayne Simpson Warren Sailor in Payette. The and Ward Lundy homes. Sailors will be moving soon. Versal Sessions of Challis, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. Al Simpson and family visited with the Benny Beachs of Vale, Sunday. Jake Borge and K. I. Peterson attended the dedication ceremon ies of the county courthouse in Vale, Saturday. Erie Stanley Gardner, creator Mrs. Dick Kriegh returned of “Perry Mason” and widely home Friday after spending a few known mystery writer whose avo days in Buhl, Idaho, where she at cation is criminology and crime tended the golden wedding anni prevention, served as a consul versary of her parents. Mr. and tant for Oregon’s first statewide Mrs. John A. Stewart. conference on crime prevention in Thursday, Mrs. M. L. Kurtz call Salem Feb. 16, according to At ed on Mr. and Mrs. John Steiner. torney General Robert Y. Thorn Thursday evening church board ton. met at the M. L. Kurtz home. He also addressed the Salem Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leedy of Downtown Kiwanis club at a noon Vale called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. luncheon at the Senator hotel, Leedy, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. which those participating in the L. Kurtz and Mrs. Lydia Worden attorney general’s crime confer- called later in the afternoon. | ence also attended. I Gardner, himself an attorney and former president of a Califor nia bar association, is engaged in a nationwide campaign to fight public apathy about the crime rate and arouse public interest in respect for law and order. The 71-year-old author of over 100 mystery and travel books Officers of 4-H clubs in Malheur helped the “Court of Last county met Saturday, Feb. 13 in Resort,” organize co-sponsored by Argosy Ontario for an officers training magazine. This is a non-profit or day. The meeting was planned ganization which investigates pur to help the officers hold more ported cases of unjust imprison interesting meetings and under and works for the release stand the duties of their various ment of prisoners. offices. Gardner’s books have earned “How Can We Improve Our more than $40 million dollars, Meetings?” was the theme of some of them averaging 1,500,000 the opening session for all offic copies sold per year. His most ers. Following the general meet popular character, the lawyer ing the 4-H’ers attended separ sleuth Perry Mason, has outsold ate discussion groups dealing with any competitor, year in and year their own offices. The presidents out. and vice presidents convened in But Gardner and his aliases— one group and the secretaries in A. A. Fair, Carleton Kendrake another. and Charles J. Kenny — have to The news reporters met in still keep busy turning out six novels another group to learn how to per year plus fulfilling his writing write better news stories, and the contracts with magazines (such as song and yell leaders met in a the Saturday Evening Post) and session on learning songs and television because the author’s ex games and how to teach them to penses are so high. He keeps A model 4-H club meeting was seven secretaries answering 100,- presented by the Ontario 4-H 000 letters per year, and says he club under the direction of Mrs. has to make $120,000 a year to Florence Pobanz, Mrs. Peggy stay even with his overhead. He Westfall and Mrs. Rosamund I lives on a 3,000-acre ranch near Walker. . | San Diego. Meeting Features 'Mystery' Author 4-H Leaders Hold Officers Training Day February 13 Mrs. Chas. Smith and Mr. and and Leah and Mrs Woodrow Seu- Mrs. Ernest Smith. The evening | ell were in Nampa Thursday. was spent playing pinochle, Mrs. Esther Stephen and Willy Kenneth Whipple went to On- i and Mark Stephen were Sunday tario Saturday evening to see dinner guests at the Eugene Ste little Jimmy Dickens, who was phen home. singing there. Mrs. Lester Cleaver and Sam Mrs. Roy Rookstool returned attended a Guide Scout banquet home Saturday after spending two at the Owyhee Ward LDS Friday weeks helping care for her grand evening. Sam accompanied the son, Mike Edens, 10 months old Scouts to Givens Hot Springs Sat son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edens of urday. Parma, who had pneumonia fol Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman lowing surgery and was in a Cald and Glenda visited Sunday with well hospital for 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Rookstool Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams vis in Nyssa. ited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Massey Mrs. Lester Cleaver’s group of in Nampa Sunday. Mr. Massey volly ball girls of the Owyhee has been quite ill. Ward won their game Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sisson and from the girls of the Ontario Sec Dean were Sunday dinner guests ond Ward at the Owyhee LDS at the Rollo Kent home in Nyssa. church. Wesley and Kevin Cleaver were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson were Wednesday dinner guests at both quite sick this past week Wesley had tonsilitis and Kevin the Willis Bertram home. Miss Barbara Tanner Was a an ear infection. They are sons weekend guest at a friend’s home of Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver. Roscoe Tanner and Dean Fields in Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner vis attended schooling in Boise over ited her mother, Mrs. Pearson in the weekend for the Air Force Reserve. Emmett, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and sons took a cake and visited Mon day evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver, helping Mrs. Cleaver celebrate her birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie at tended the Drydale-Wood wed and COMPLETE ding at Nyssa Sunday. Thursday evening dinner guests Dairy Supplies at jhe La Vern Cleaver home were 330 Plymouth Avenua Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver and Mrs. Emory Elliott. Mrs. Elliott NEW PLYMOUTH was also a Wednesday dinner guest at the home of her brother, La Vern and family, and she vis ited Saturday of last week with Check with your BouMatic Dealer IF you are having her brother, Delbert and family. Mrs. Fred Bennett was a Sun milking problems such as: day evening dinner guest at the • MASTITIS home of her son, Buster Talbot and family. • PUMP TROUBLE Messrs, and Mmes. Lester Clea • FAULTY PULSATION ver, Lloyd Cleaver, La Vern Clea ver and Eugene and Delbert Clea • SLOW MILKING ver, visited Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver and their houseguest, Mr. BouMatic Milking Cleaver’s daughter, Mrs. Emory Installed under Veterinazy Elliott of Missouri, Sunday. Supervision can eliminate Mr. and Mrs. Russell Talbot and these problems! Marian were Sunday dinner guests at the Jack Ward home. 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