THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1961
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL» NYSSA. OREGON
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Dr. Sarazin Assists
Fifth Grade Students
With Bacteria Study
SHOSHONE COUPLE VISITS
IN MAURICE COREY HOME
Mrs. John Stohler
Recovers at Home
Following Suraerv
AUCTION SALES
Ninety-Second Birthday Anniversary
Open House Event Fetes C. Beaumont
Mr. and Mrs. David Mitchell of
— Conducted by —
Shoshone d .splayed rocks and
showed colored slides as part of
Col. Bert Anderson
Col. Guy Sparks
Jeff Ford's fifth grade class at the program at the annual Snake
By
Mrs.
V«rn
L.
Smith
Ontario
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Ny**a — FR 2-3475
Nyssa grade school has just com­ River Gem club banquet held Fri­
pleted a study on bacteria The day evening at Maudie Owens
LINCOLN HEIGHTS — Mrs.
— Clerk —
unit of instruction was highlight­ cafe in Payette.
John Stohler has returned home
JIM YOST, Nyssa —FR 2-3071
ed by a visit from Dr David Sar­
The Mitchells later visited Mr after spending a few days with
For the Latest Auction News, Listen to KSRV, Ontario,
azin on Oct. 18, when he brought
her daughter. Mrs. Clarence Bar­
at 12:15 p.m. Daily.
samples of bacteria and yeast and Mrs Leslie Perrigo at Fruit­ ton in Ontario Mrs Stohler is
land and took a trip to the Mer-1
growing on blood agar-agar.
recovering
nicely after being hos­
cury mine near Weiser.
pitalized following surgery.
Dr. Sarazin had each student
COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Corey
examine a bacteria stain through
joined
them
at
the
Perrigos
Sun-
!
Ladies club met Thursday at
Tuesday, Oct. 31. 1 p.m. — Located 4 mile* north of Cald­
a microscope He also answered
various questions that had been day night and viewed colored the home of Mrs Austin Robbins
well.
Idaho, on highway 30 io Birch lane, then 1H mile* east.
prepared in advance on points slides. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Co-hostess was Mrs. Ray Whitsell
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DAIRY
CATTLE. Herd bred artificially. All are vaccinat­
that were not discussed during come to Nyssa Monday to visit Mrs DeVar Woodard was in !
ed and tattooed. Public invited to see herd before sale day.
the
Corey
’
S,
returning
to
Shoshone
charge of entertainment. Mrs
the study.
SIX TRACTORS — 1948 Minneapolis-Moline, M-M tractor
that evening.
Foster Sutton received the sur­
The study came about due to a
with
good motor, 15-30 International, two Farmall F-12's, John
prise gift.
question. “Why do we wash our
Deere
"A.” Other Farm Machinery. Some Tool* and Miscel­
The Rev. Keith Fields and son
hands before eating’" The class WEATHER
laneous.
HAY and GRAIN. 80-ACRE PRIVATE FARM FOR
grew bacteria cultures that were Date
Max . Min. Prec. Johnny, and Bob Roth of Salem
SALE. (See owner for details.) ALFRED SCHELL. Owner.
recently spent a few days here
planted from a coin, pencils, fin­ Oct 18____
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Terms, cash. Lunch on grounds.
deer hunting.
gertips. a fly, milk, open air and Oct. 19 _
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Mr and Mrs B W Merritt of
a sneeze
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Oct 20 _
. h Coos Bay recently spent a few
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After seeing the unpleasant- Oct 21
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days at the Jack Pettet home.
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looking growths, the sudents un- Oct. 22 _
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anjnously agreed that washing Oct 23
Hott Sunday Dinner
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hands before a meal was a wise Oct 24
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Barnes en­
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Oct. 25
Cliff Beaumont
procedure.
tertained relatives and friends at
a dinner Sunday in honor of her
Owyhee Lake Storage
C. M (Cliff) Beaumont was*----------
Mrs Edward Boydell attended Oct. 25, 1961 ._ 38,940 Acre Ft father. Lee Smith, who was ob- honored Oct. 15. 1961, on his 92nd Hartland, Wis. His father. Esau
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162,500 Acre Ft. serving his 80th birthday anniver­ birthday anniversary ■with open Beaumont was bom in England,
a bridge luncheon Tuesday in Oct. 25. 1960
sary. Others present were the house at the Jim Phifer home. came to America as a boy and
Nampa at the home of Mrs. Jesse
Howard
Clawifieds Bring Quick Results!
and_Mrs
Cake and ice cream were served served his country during the Ci­
' of Bellingham. Wash., and the to 30 friends and neighbors by the vil war. His mother was bom in
Vem Smith family.
Phifers and b“r parents. Mr. and Ohio of New England parents
Mrs Jack Pettet entertained Mrs Bill Toomb.
who pioneered west to Wisconsin.
at a family dinner Sunday in
Mr. Beaumont was bom in
Mr Beaumont worked in Min­
honor of the birthday anniver­
neapolis. Minn.. for the Atkins
saries of Mrs. John Brown, Carol '------------------------------------------------ Saw company for
when
and Gary’ Brown
Pupils Give Program that city was a sawmill years
town He
Laray Walz, accompanied by
came to Oregon in May 1909 and
(Wild Game Made into Various Luncheon Meats)
Barbara Benson and Mrs Don For Mothers Present
has resided in the Kingman Kolo-
Margrove and baby daughter, re­ At First Grade Tea
i ny community since it was settl­
cently s^ent a few days at the
A mothers’ tea was held Oct. 6 ed.
home of Laray’s parents, Mr and in Mrs. Gladys Engelhardt’s first
He was married in May 1923 to
Mrs Bill Waiz Laray and Bar­ grade room. Students introduced
Emma Nebelsieck who succumb­
bara are nurses at Portland and their mothers and presented them
Mrs. Margrove and Dawn live in with an identification card and ed in 1931. He had one sister.
May. and a brother, Fred, both of
(Can Bring Stock in on Sunday Afternoon)
Salem.
an "apple man.”
whom are deceased.
The Rev and Mrs Chester Rut-1 Pupils presented a program
Mr Beaumont is an uncle by
ledge of Bellingham. Wash., and consisting of nursery rhymes and
marriage
of Mrs Toomb. having
the Rev and Mrs Robert Zim­ songs
been wed to her mother’s sister.
merman. missionaries on furlough
The serving table was decor­
PHONE FR 2-2422
I from the Belgian Congo, were ated with pir.k chrysanthemums
GUESTS AT TOOMB HOME
guests Sunday morning at Butte and tall green tapers. Cup cakes
Weekend guests at the Robert
I Baptist church. The Rev Zim­ and punch were served
Toomb home were Gary Toomb.
merman delivered the morning
Each mother reintroduced her­ Al Carr. Annabel Tidwell and |
message
self by telling the state in which Adrienne Hansen, all students at
Linda and Julie Good of Cald­ she was born and the number of
well are staying with their grand­ children she had. Gifts of kitchen Eastern Oregon college in La
parents. Mr and Mrs Louis Wig­ gadgets were given to mothers Grande
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gins. while their mother. Mrs who guessed the number of states
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack Wagner and i
Don Good, has gone to Great represented and total number of
and
daughter
and
two girl friends
Falls. Mont., to join her husband children.
of Enterprise were Friday over­
who is employed there.
Mrs Edward Kido, Mrs Gilbert
Mr and Mrs Russell Wiggins KUnkenbe^ar^M^"Jay^Bui^ night guests of Dr. and Mrs. John
------for------
Olsen and family. The visitors
and '
y c f Pendl*ton recently were prize winners The group attended the Nyssa - Enterprise
a
Lw-
?ne parerta
represented eight states, plus football game Friday evening.
gins home.
Mexico and Holland Total num­
ber of children represented by the Classified* Bring Quick Results!
PLAN HALLOWEEN PARTY
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_ 60 Mrs. Douglas
__ Wil-
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group
was
Girl Scout troop 81 metOct 1. kerson was winner of the door
at the Episcopal church. The girls prize
K
played outdoor games and plan­
Room mothers in charge of ar­
ned a Halloween party.
rangements were Mrs Carl Devin
—Joan Stunz. Reporter and Mrs Don Engstrom
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CONGRATULATIONS
Nyssa High School Bulldogs
Mot
A SUCCESSFUL SEASON
BEST WISHES FOR YOUR
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FRIDAY AGAINST EMMETT!
FOR SALE
Joseph Jensen of Ogden. Utah,
and E L Jensen of Boise spent Nyssa Births ...
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Oct 21—To Mr and Mrs. Ken-
the
weekend _ visiting
the S _ P
Bvbee and H E ’chamberlain neth Phillips of Parma, a boy.
homes Mrs Bybee, the Jensens
Oct. 21—To Mr. and Mrs Ro-
and Mr. and Mrs Chamberlain lando Lopez of Nyssa, a girl
spent Friday in McCall____________ Oct 21—To Mr and Mrs. Clyde
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Bums of Nyssa, a boy.
Mrs. Anna McKeissick of Sho-
Oct 24—To Mr and Mrs. Ever-
shone spent the weekend with ett Fulleton of Vale, a boy.
her cousins. Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Elgan The ladies attended a
workshop Saturday in Caldwell
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Rehearsals for “The Male Ani­
mal” a James Thurber and Elliott
Nugent production, began last
Thursday evening for the 13
members of the junior-senior play
cast.
Set on a mid-western college
campus, the drama is centered
around the principles of freedom
of ideas and the right to teach
the young to think for themselves.
Production is slated for late
November or early December in
the cafetorium. according to Don­
ald Bates, director of the drama.
where the road ends
TOTE GOTE beg.ns!
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