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THURSDAY, JMNUAtT ».
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
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Ladies Attend
Dinner Meeting
Of Farm Bureau
NEELY HAS SURGERY
C. N. Neely, Jr., underwent ma­
jor back surgery Jan. 17 at Cald­
well Memorial hospital. He is
! reported to be recovering satis­
factorily and expects to return
home soon.
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Contest Winners
To Be Hosted
By Losing Group
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Livestock Club
Elects R. Atagi
As New President
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Nyssa FFA Members
Get Into Action
For Coming Events
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Harold-
sen spent the weekend at the
home of their son-in-law and
Mrs. Hazel Lane’s fifth grade daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Orlee
class made a tour of the sugar
factory Friday afternoon, The Sipes in Homedale.
class had just completed a unit
Mel Beck spent Monday and
of study about the process of
Tuesday in Idaho Falls on busi-
making beet sugar.
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Accompanying the class were ness.
Mrs. Donald Perdue, Mrs. Lester
Tibbets, Mrs Manon Corak and they were furnished refreshments
by the Mmes. Victor Haburchak,
Mrs. Gene Stunz.
Following the trip, the group Chris Valdez, Tony Richter and
went to the Polar Bear where James Shaw.
fifth grade pupils
TOUR SUGAR FACTORY
“Get Ready FT A” is the motto
now used by FFA boys in pre­
By Edna Mills
By Mr». H«r*ch*l Thompson
paring for coming events which
OWYHEE—Owyhee 4-H Live­ include parent-son banquet for all
KINGMAN KOLONY—Malheur
By Mr«. James Ritchie
County Farm Bureau had a din­ overnight guests at the Rex Wal­ BUENA VISTA—Mmes Esther stock club held its first meeting Nyssa chapter FFA members,
of the year Friday afternoon at state convention at Salem and
ters
home.
They
alao
visited
with
ner meeting Monday at East Side
Stephen, Lester Cleaver, Lloyd
cafe in Ontario. Those attending Mr. and Mrs. Ron Thompson Cleaver, Eugene Cleaver and Del­ the home of Mr and Mrs Donald district skills contest at Baker
Brewer with 14 members attend­ Topics above were discussed at
from here were Mmes. Keith i while there.
Mrs. Jim Phifer and Mrs. Bill bert Cleaver met at the home of ing.
the January FFA meeting.
Lane, Dick Kriegh, Henry Day
Toomb attended the funeral of Mrs Silas Hoffman Wedneiday
Election of officers was held
Parent-son banquet will be held
and Vernal Sharp.
Wayne English in Roswell Friday evening to plan a party where with Rodney Atagi chosen presi­ Feb. 25 in the cafetorium. Six
they will entertain winner» of dent; Vickie Mendazona, vice committees were put into action
'Don Thompson and Miss Kath­ afternoon
guessing their secret pals in the president; Linda Brewer, secre­ at the January FFA meeting Of­
Trafton
of
Seneca,
Ore.,
Leave
for
Texas
erine
Out
Our Way club at Christmas tary; Dick Meisinger, program ficers of the chapter are acting
Mrs. Tony Martinez left Thurs­ time.
were weekend guests at the Her-
chairman; and Barbara Brewer, as chairmen of the committees for
day with Mr and Mrs. Manuel
achel Thompson home.
the FFA dinner.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Fisher of DeFuentes of Nyssa for El Paso,
Mr and Mrs Loyd Adams and reporter.
Parliamentary practice for dis­
Next meeting will 1* held at
Apple Valley were Friday after­ Texas She is planning to go to Russell Talbot visited Monday
trict skills is going into full ac­
—Conducted by—
noon callers at the Herschel Mexico and visit her mother, Mrs with John Reffett, who is a pa- the home of Dick Meisinger.
tion by all members in prepara­
Gertrude Quintero and family,. tient at the Veterans' hospital in 1
Thompson home.
Col. BERT ANDERSON
Mr and Mrs Kenneth McDon­ tion for a good team which will
Ontario—TU 8-5501
Mr and Mrs Charlie Bowers She is expected to return in about Boise.
ald, Butch, Josephine and Teresa represent the local chapter at
visited Clyde Bowers, who is in 10 days.
Mr and Mrs Howard Day of , I Mendazona spent Sunday at Baker.
Col.
GUY SPARKS
Mr and Mrs Oscar Schafer, Mr. Lake Owyhee were Saturday eve- i
Malheur Memorial hospital where
Nyssa—FR 2-347»
Mountain
Home
visiting
at
the
Delegates
going
to
the
state
and
Mrs.
Bill
Toomb,
Mr.
and
he underwent surgery.
mng visitors at the Jim Ritchie home of Airman Second class convention are selected by chap­
Melene Crocker was a Saturday Mrs. Wesley Piercy and Mr. and home.
Clerk Ron Chrtateneon
CoL Gu_ sparks
__ <- Jack and T Linda
I—- and Mrs. Paul Stafford in honor ter members.
Mrs. Dale Ashcraft attended the • Gary, Z-
guest at the Carl Piercy home.
CoL Bart Andsnon
Connie,
of
the
first
birthday
anniversary
As
a
special
note,
Andrew
Child
Ontario
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8-8771
polio
benefit
oyster
and
chili
sup
­
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy
Price are staying with Mrs. Es­
took first place in public speaking
Cindy Stafford.
Listen to KSRV, Ontario, at 12:15 Daily for the Latest
went to Nampa Thursday to visit per Tuesday evening sponsored ther Stephen and Willy while of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Piercy and for the Nyssa chapter. He will
by
Adrian
American
Legion.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Olsen
Auction Sale News.
their parents are in Nebraska. family were Friday evening call­ compete with the district for his
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft Sunday Gary, Connie and Linda
Mr and Mrs. Wesley Piercy
Farm
Sales
Our
Specialty
... No Sale Too Large or Too Small
at Baker.
and Mr. and Mrs Rube Graham started remodeling their home were dinner guests of Mr. and ers at the Melvin Crocker home. next competition
—
Miles
Flake
Mrs.
Dolly
Fenn
of
Nyssa
spent
this
week.
of Boise were Friday dinner
Mrs. Ed Corfield.
Thursday evening visiting at the
FFA Reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De­
MACHINERY AUCTION SALE
guests at the Herb Thomas home.
Mrs. Guy Tanner and Mrs. Al-
FRIDAY, JAN. 27, 10 a.m.—Located in Homedale, Idaho,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piercy and Water were Friday evening vis­ zina Salter attended funeral ser­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crock­
Gayland German and Darlene
family of Parma and Mr and Mrs itors at the Carl Begeman home. vices Saturday for Mrs. Ruth er.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Loren­ Arndt of Kuna were Sunday af­ just west of depot. 10 TRACTORS (1953 Ferguson 30, 1950
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson Wagstaff at Parma.
Carl Piercy and family were Sun­
sen and Mr. and Mrs. William ternoon visitors of the Rev. and John Deere A, 1948 John Deere B, 1950 Oliver 66 Row Crop,
day dinner guests at the Wesley called Saturday evening at the Celebrates Third Anniversary
Turner spent Sunday visiting at Mrs. Omar Barnhouse and family. 1954 Farmall Super C. 2—1952 John Deere B's, 1941 Farmall
Wesley Piercy home.
Piercy home.
Tuesday guests at the Eugene the homes of Miss Mertrude King
BN, 1951 MC John Deere Crawler, 1949 Ford). 5 TRUCKS
Mr and Mrs. Herschel Thomp­ Attend Birthday Dinner
Stephen home helping Stuart ob­ and Mrs. Ada Snyder at Caldwell. hospital Saturday, but due to (1950 Chevrolet. 1946 Chevrolet, 1941 Chevrolet, 1948 Dodge
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mefford and serve his third birthday anniver­
son and Mrs. Bob Thompson went
complications was returned to the 16-Ton, 1948 ‘/a-Ton). MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT.
to Boise Wednesday and were girls attended a family dinner sary were Mrs. Martha Norland Club Group Plans Coffees
Sunday at the Paul Baker home and Palmer of Parma, Mrs. Art
OKK club met last week at the hospital Sunday. Mr. Nein under­ J. C. PALUMBO PRODUCE CO., Owners. Terms, cash. Lunch
in Nyssa in honor of their grand­ Norland, Kelly and Sonja of On­ home of Mrs. Melvin Crocker went surgery Jan. 11. Mr. and on grounds. Free coffee.
daughter, Paula, on her second tario, Mrs. Joe Stephen, Marilyn with Mrs. Charles Culbertson as Mrs. Peutz had expected to return
birthday anniversary, Paula is a Christine, Peter and Ruth, Mrs. co-hostess. Ten members and one home Monday but will now re­
BIG OPEN CONSIGNMENT
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Esther Stephen, Connie and Lin­ guest, Mrs. Buster Talbot, attend­ main in Greeley, Colo., a few
more
days.
MACHINERY AUCTION
Mefford. Bob Baker and son of da Price. Mrs. Stephen served ed the meeting. The group voted
Mrs.
Ray
Sumpter,
Jerry
and
MONDAY,
JAN. 30, 12 noon—At Nyssa Sale Yard. MA­
Ontario were also guests.
to
have
March
of
Dimes
coffees
cake and ice cream to the guests.
Patty of Payette were Sunday CHINERY INCLUDES TRACTORS (Many Models) and NU­
Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Bennett
Mr and Mrs. Jim Edens attend­ again this year.
and girls went to Homedale Sat­ ed funeral services Friday at Ros­
Door prizes were won by Mrs. visitors at the home of Mr. and MEROUS OTHER FARM EQUIPMENT ITEMS consigned by
urday evening to visit Mr. and well for Wayne English.
Donald Brewer and Mrs. Bob Mrs. Fort Sumpter.
area residents. Tends, cash. Many items can be financed with
Mrs. Floyd Wood.
Mr. and Mrs, John Price and Morfitt, and game prizes by Mrs. Celebrate 81st Anniversary
40% of purchase price down: up io $1300 can be financed for
Mrs. Earl Kygar and children Cindy left Sunday night of last Morfitt, high; Mrs. Leona Young,
Mrs. William Turner gave a three seasons; over $1300. for four. Public invited to consign
were guests Sunday at the Char­ week on the Streamliner for Ne- low; and Mrs. Ellis Walters, tra­ birthday party for her husband machinery to this sale. Restaurant open all day.
lie Culbertson home.
braska where they will visit rela- veling. Hostesses for the Feb. 16 Saturday evening on his 81st
Pauline Butler visited Sunday tives. They will visit in Omaha meeting will be Mrs. Chester birthday anniversary. Guests in­
BIG MACHINERY DISPERSAL AUCTION
with Marlene Slippy.
with his brother, who has been Mills and Mrs Morfitt.
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
COMPLETS
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer quite ill and also his mother and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crocker were Lorensen and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1, 10 a.m.—Located 1 mile north of
were Sunday afternoon visitors other relatives.
Tuesday dinner guests at the bur Chapin.
Adrian
to Mendiola road, then l1/« miles west, or 12 miles
OPTICAL
at the Archie Moses home.
Frank Whipple left one night home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wal­
Mrs. Oscar Houston, Mr. and south of Nyssa to Mendiola road, then 1 '/« miles west. EIGHT
Mrs. John Auker visited Tues­ last week on the Streamliner to ters in Nyssa.
Mrs. Fort Sumpter and David and TOP QUALITY TRACTORS (Two 1959 John Deere 730 Die­
day at the Art Sparks home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morfitt and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Skinner at­ sels. 1955 John Deere 60, 1955 John Deere 50, 1952 John Deere
■be with one of his sisters who was
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb, Mr. to undergo surgery at North Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Brandt were tended the wedding reception B, 1952 John Deere MT, 1959 Ferguson Diesel, 1952 Diesel
and Mrs. Herb Thomas, Mr. and Platte, Neb.
Sunday afternoon callers at the Saturday evening at the Owyhee D-2 Caterpillar). THREE TRUCKS (1956 Chevrolet Model No.
•EYES EXAMINED
Mrs. Wesley Piercy were guests
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Hill home of Mr. and Mrs. William LDS ward for Mr. and Mrs. Brent 6500, 1958 Chevrolet V-8, 1946 Chevrolet */s-Ton Pickup).
GLASSES FITTED
at a pancake supper Thursday and daughters ww-e Sunday din­ Peutz.
Haney. The couple was married
evening at the Dale Ashcraft ner guests at tnP Loyd Adams
Word received Sunday evening Jan. 12 in Nevada. Mrs. Haney TIRES. COMBINE, WINDROWER. BEET HARVESTER and
•CHILDREN'S VISUAL CAIE
home.
from Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz is the former Miss Edna Shy, PLOWS. Miscellaneous machinery and farm equipment. C.
home.
•CONTACT LENSES
B. HILL Owner. Terms, cash. Free coffee. Lunch by Adrian
The Rev. John Briehl of Nyssa
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams and stated that her father, George daughter of W. H. Shy.
was a guest Friday evening at the family were Sunday dinner Nein, had been released from the
Mrs. Earl Kygar and children Presbyterian church.
Bill Toomb home.
were Sunday afternoon callers at
guests at the Russell Talbot home.
The Rev. Eldon Hunter called
Dr. JOHN IASLY
Chuck Walker was a Saturday Ethel Goodell and Neal Goodell the Charles Culbertson home.
DAIRY and MACHINERY AUCTION SALE
Friday at the Walter Pinkston overnight guest of Bill Ward.
of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Nicholson of
ORTOMITIKT
FRIDAY, FEB. 3. 1 p.m.—Located 1 mile north of Nyssa to
home The Hunter family has Attend Birthday Party
Sisson, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Top- Boise were Tuesday dinner guests
Vision Specialist
moved to Wilder where the Rev.
Sunday guests at the Lloyd liff and Alva Goodell.
at the home of her parents, Mr. Columbia Ave., then 2l/i miles west and ’/« mile north on
ditch bank road. 15 DAIRY CATTLE. 1949 FORD TRACTOR,
Hunter is pastor of the Free Cleaver home helping Christine
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool and Mrs. Lewis Skinner.
Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Reed of 1948 JOHN DEERE "B" TRACTOR. Other farm machinery.
celebrate her ninth birthday an­ visited in Parma Thursday at the
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Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant and niversary were Colleen Staples, Chris Rookstool home.
Caldwell spent Wednesday visit­ MILKING EQUIPMENT. Some new and used lumber, grain
111 WITH MESON MTATO
Jimmie called Sunday at the Her­ Marsha, Mary and Molly McCoy,
Mr and Mrs. Joe Stephen at­ ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and corn. H. W. "RAY" GRTFFITTS and SON, Owners.
schel Thomposn home.
Kirry Cleaver, Susan Bowen, tended the Baker Production ban­ Earl Crocker.
Terms, cash. Lunch served by Arcadia club.
Joyce, Shirley and Sam Cleaver, quet Saturday at East Side cafe
Linda, Alva Ann and Newell in Ontario. Enroute home they
Cleaver. Mrs. Cleaver served ice visited at the Ernest Smith home
cream, cake and favors. Games near Ontario.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Rookstool
were played.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowen and and daughter of Caldwell were
family of Vale were Sunday din­ Saturday overnight guests at the
ner guests at the LaVern Cleaver Roy Rookstool home. Mr. and
home. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brewer Mrs. Ronald Rookstool and
and Mr and Mrs. Chet Mills call­ daughter of Nyssa were also din­
ed in the afternoon.
ner guests Sunday and afternoon
Mrs. Esther Stephen and son callers were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
and Connie, Jack and Linda Price Edens and children.
visited Sunday at the Joe Stephen
Miss Barbara Tanner was a
home.
Saturday overnight guest in On­
Visitors during the week at the tario of her aunt, Mrs. Alta Pek­
Leslie Topliff home were Mrs kala.
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