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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1960
By Mrs. Waldo Smalley
APPLE VALLEY — 4-H club
leaders of Canyon county were
honored with a turkey dinner
given by Idaho Power Co Mon­
day evening, Nov. 14, at the com­
munity house in Parma. Those
attending from Apple Valley were
Mrs. Dolly Iiams, Mr. and Mrs.
Arden Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Ray and Becky.
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Mr. and Mrs Heber Evans and
Mr and Mrs. David Jones, all of
Malad, Idaho, visited with their
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Price,
from Tuesday until Thursday a
week ago.
Carl Hild of Oxbow dam was
home for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell
and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Lan­
dis Dutro and Vicki, all of Nampa,
were Saturday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Conley Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson vis­
ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Thaniel Botner and family in On­
tario.
Nelda Seward and Joyce Zicka-
fuse of Northwest Nazarene col­
lege in Nampa and Diana Cutler
of Nyssa were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Seward. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Pierce called in the afternoon and
all of the young people were call­
ers on Mrs. Ed Wild who is in
the Nyssa hospital recovering
from major surgery.
Auxiliary Members
¿erve Holiday Dinner,
Plan Yuletide Party
A large crowd attended the an­
nual Thanksgiving dinner given
by Eagles auxiliary members last
Tuesday at the Eagles hall. Hus­
bands were honored guests at the
turkey dinner.
Thirty-two members attended
a short business meeting follow­
ing the dinner. Kathleen Sharp
versary dinner last Sunday in
honor of their niece, Terrie Mc­
Grath. Guests at the dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Collins of
Boise, Petty Officer 1st Class Carl
Collins of San Diego, Calif., Ellen
Mitchell of Nampa. Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Cahill of Parma, John Mc­
Grath of Boise, George Lupcho of
Tacoma, Wash., Barbara Martin of
Parma, Gail Zinn, Beverly and
Terrie McGrath of Boise.
Mrs. Anna Boston left Friday
for Portland to visit her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Isaacs and
baby of Boise were Sunday guests
of her mother, Mrs. Florence Hild.
In the afternoon Mrs. Isaacs and
Mrs. Hild were visitors of Mrs.
Wanda Pollard in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey were
Sunday dinner guests of her sis­
ter, the Rev. and Mrs. Frank Co­
ley of Melba.
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DRIVERS LICENSE TESTS
Back-to-School Events
SCHEDULED FRIDAY, NOV. 25
A drivers license examiner will Acclaimed Success;
be on duty in Nyssa Friday, Nov.
25, at city hall between the hours j Room Count Listed
of 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., according to This year's back-to-school nights
an announcement received from have been filed away as having
the Department of Motor Vehicles been very successful, according to
of Oregon.
PTA officers. Turnout for the
Individuals wishing original li­ high school wasn't quite what was
censes or permits to drive are expected, but other than that at­
asked to file applications well tendance was considered good on
ahead of the scheduled closing all nights.
hour in order to assure time for
Each meeting featured a theme
completion of the required license dealing with something of special
test.
interest to the group concerned
The high school program featured
was winner of the jackpot prize high school - college relationship
and Ruth Collins won the door with visiting committees on hand
prize. Application for re-mem- to discuss any problems that par­
bership for Virginia Bybee was ents might have.
read and voted on. Initiation of
Junior high’s theme was parent­
members will not be held until
teacher - pupil relationship, in
Jan. 3, 1961.
Plans were discussed for the hopes of bringing a better under­
annual Christmas party to be held standing to the group.
Dec. 20 for auxiliary members. Elementary grade back-to-school
The auxiliary will also assist the program climaxed the meetings
Eagles with the annual Christmas with a program based on pupil
party for children up to 12 years and the new report card.
Room count winners were Mrs
of age.
An officers meeting will be held Opal Alcorn, first grade; Mrs.
Dec. 6 at 7:30 p.m. Door prize Eulah McConnell, second grade;
will be furnished by Bertha Tay- Virgil Seward, third grade; Mrs.
lor, refreshments by Thelma Mef- Eva Chadwick, fourth grade; Mrs.
ford and Fern Patterson, enter- Nina Baxter, fifth grade; Mrs.
tainment by Frances Laurance Tavie Hendricks, sixth grade;
and Silvie Smith.
| Mrs. Dorothy Nolen, seventh
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BROWNIE TROOP CONTINUES
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carlson of GUESTS AT FIFE HOME
WORK ON WINTER BOUQUETS Chehalis, Wash., returned Nov.
Mr. and Mis. Reece Nielsen of
Brownie troop 99 met Friday at
the home of Mrs Dick Tensen.
The girls continued work on win­
ter bouquets for hospital favors.
The next meeting will be Dec. 2
at the Tensen home.
—Barbara Fangen, Reporter
GUESTS AT BERTRAM HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen and
Diane were Saturday evening
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Bertram and Lu­
cille. Monday evening dinner
guests at the Bertram home were
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson.
grade; Miss Marie Coate, eighth
grade; and seniors, high school.
A special Christmas program is
being planned by Mrs. Robert Q.
Smith, with details of meeting to
be announced later.
15 to their home after spending
two weeks pheasant hunting and
visiting at the David Beers home.
The Carlsons had recently return­
ed from a trip to Sweden and
showed colored slides to their
hosts.
Hyrum, Utah, arrived Tuesday to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lamont Fife. Other daughters,
Miss Ann Fife who attends Uni­
versity of Idaho and Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Worden of Richland, Wash.,
arrived Wednesday at the Fife
Mr and Mrs. James Lissman home.
and family were recent Sunday
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dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ARRIVES HOME FROM O6C
Dean Lancaster.
Dan Wilson arrived home Wed­
nesday evening from Oregon
ATTEND PARTY
State college at Corvallis to spend
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Obenchain the holidays with his parents, Mr.
attended an anniversary party and Mrs. Boyd Wilson.
Sunday in Ontario honoring his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr and
Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Claar of
Mrs. Robert C. Obenchain, on Boise were Sunday dinner guest«
their 10th wedding anniversary. I of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Herriman.
GIFTS—CARDS
IDEAL GAS
& APPLIANCE
Gadgets — Handmades
Christmas Novelties
— PROPANE —
FOR APPOINTMENT —CALL FR 2-2132
"Your Servant Beyond
the Gas Mains!’’
14 N. First
FR 2-2214
COREY'S GIFTS
3 Miles SW of Nyssa
East Enterprise Ave.
ALL BANKS IN OREGON
TO CLOSE SATURDAYS
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JANUARY 21,1961
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Five-day week to be observed by
Banks throughout State
Beginning with Saturday, January 21, 1961, all
banks in Oregon will observe a five-day banking
week, Monday through Friday. The new five-day
banking policy is in keeping with the prevailing
practice of banks nationally, and is virtually uni­
versal in the Western states.
Additional hours of banking service on Fridays
or other week days will be provided by many of
of the undersigned banks to fit the needs of their
communities.
Perhaps the main consideration in establishing
a regular five-day week was the wishes of bank
employees. Under present conditions many fam-
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180-Amp. MSM BUSY BEE
BANK OF CENTRAL OREGON
AIRCO
CITIZENS BANK OF CORVALLIS
Redmond
BANK OF COMMERCE
Corvallis
CITIZENS BANK OF OSWEGO
Milton-Freewater
BANK OF EASTERN OREGON
Transformer-Type AC Welder
Arlington and Branches
BANK OF ILLINOIS VALLEY
— Featuring —
Sturdy, Compact Construction
Continuous Current Control
Two Welding Current Ranges
Power Factor Correction
Cave Junction
Oswego and Branch
CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK
Sandy
COQUILLE VALLEY BANK
Coquille
BANK OF LEBANON
Lebanon and Branch
DALLAS CITY BANK
Dallas
BANK OF OREGON
Woodburn and Branch
DOUGLAS COUNTY STATE BANK
Roseburg and Branches
BANK OF SHEDD
Shedd and Branch
Excellent for the Garage, Farm,
Ranch, Filling Station
or Hobby Shop!
St. Helens
BANK OF WALLOWA COUNTY
Joseph
CANBY UNION BANK
Canby
CITIZENS BANK
Phone, Write or Stop in
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Independence
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Albawy
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Roseburg and Branch
FIRST STATE BANK OF ELGIN
Elgin and Branch
FIRST STATE BANK
Milwaukie and Branches
FOREST GROVE NATIONAL BANK
of
M c M innville
McMinnville
flRST NATIONAL BANK
IN CLATSKANIE
Clatskanie
OF HARRISBURG
Harrubu'fl
PIONEER BANK OF MILWAUKIE
Milwauki«
ROGUE VALLEY STATE BANK
Medford and Branch
SECURITY BANK
Of MYRTLE POINT
Myrtle Point
SECURITY BANK OF OREGON
Portland and Branches
Forest Grove
GRANT COUNTY BANK
John Day and Branch
GRESHAM STATE BANK
Gresham
INLAND EMPIRE BANK
Umatilla and Branch
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HRST NATIONAL BANK
CITIZENS BANK OF ALBANY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ROSEBURG
OF MILWAUKIE
BANK OF ST. HELENS
"Your N.A.P.A Dealer1
Phona FR 2-2293
11 North Third Street
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With Our
Nyssa Auto Parts
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¡lies with both husbathd and wife employed find it ’
impossible to spend their weekends together. Then, I
too, a system of staggered days off during the week
has made it difficult to maintain the continuity of
service you should expect.
In addition to extended Friday hours, such
other services as bank-by-mail, 24-hour depositories,
speedy bank-from-your-car facilities, etc., are avail­
able to make five-day banking suit your require­
ments.
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Your bank will appreciate having you discuss I
with them any special problems you feel that yoa
might have in connection with the Saturday dosing.
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Celebrate Joint Anniversaries
Five birthday anniversaries
were celebrated Tuesday, Nov. 15,
at the Lulu Standal home. Those
honored were Gertrude Hicks,
Ruth MacDaniel, Nell Correll,
Anna Boston and Lulu Standal.
Each lady received a shower of
Collins' Host Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Collins en­ birthday cards and handkerchiefs.
tertained with a birthday anni- Fifteen guests were present and
enjoyed games and visiting.
Mrs. Alberta Morrow of Cotton­
wood, Idaho, has been visting her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Butcher, and her
sister, Mrs. Helen Groom who is
in a Boise hospital. Bob Carru­
thers of Cottonwood brought Mrs.
Morrow last Tuesday and they
are both guests of the Butcher
family this week.
John Griffin of Halfway, Ore.,
was a weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. George Griffin. They all at­
tended the annual PTA carnival
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Waldeurn
and children of Baker, Ore , were
weekend guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nichols. Sat­
urday evening Mr. and Mrs. Al­
bert Nichols and Pamela of On­
tario were also dinner guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ray an­
nounce the birth of a new grand­
daughter, born Nov. 20 to their
WITH A
daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Geer of Albany,
Modern farmin« Tj A N D
and Land Bank - q A wTrr
Ore.
Loam go hand I j AW x X
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nichols en-
in hand. Wheth- t x - x a
tertained
with a family dinner
er your need. LiVJAla
Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
are for expanding, modernizing,
Waldeurn and family of Baker.
buying equipment, improving
your method«, or refinancing,
Other guests present were Mr.
drop in at this farmer-owned and
and Mrs. Jim Nichols, Dan and
operated Federal Land Bank Al­
Nelda of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs.
location office. We'll be glad to
Albert Nichols and Pamela of On­
give you complete information
tario.
on long-term, low-coit financing
for all farm and ranch needs.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saunders
and family were Sunday dinner
FEDERAL LAND BANK
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Martin
ASSOCIATION
of Nu Acres.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg of
Ogallah, Kan., arrived last Thurs­
day to spend the winter with their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Saunders. On Monday they left
151 S.W. 1st Street
for Snoqualmie, Wash., to spend
ONTARIO. OREGON
Thanksgiving holidays with an­
Phone TUcker 9-6462
other daughter and family, the
Rev. and Mrs. Winston Ketchum.
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Idaho Power Co.
Serves Dinner
To 4-H Leaders
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LANE COUNTY BANK
Florence
SOUTH UMPQUA STATE BANK
Canyonvilla
SOUTHERN OREGON STATE BANK
Grant» Past
HATE BANK OF RAINIER
Rainier
THE BANK Of CALIFORNIA, M.A.
Portland
LINCOLN BANK
Toft and Branchee
THE BANK Of KLAMATH FAMS
OREGON MUTUAL
THE BANK OF NEWPORT
SAVINGS BANK
Portland
PEOPLES BANK OF OREGON
Boaverton and Branch
Klamath Falls
N» 'M pr) rt
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Portland
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