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PAGE SIX THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1962 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON School Patrolmen Honored Pixie Doll Demonstration Planned For Garden Club Meeting Tomorrow Parma Matron Tells Of Thailand Customs At Amity Club Meet Amity club members met Tues ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin day evening at the home of Mrs. I and children were Sunday dinner Charles Mann in Apple Valley. | guests of his parentts, Mr. and Mrs. Lucille Gyllenskog showed Mrs. Wilbur Chapin. various types of pillows and was assisted by members in making Recuperates from Pneumonia some from corduroy. Clint Snyder has been stay Mrs. Mary Jane Ellsworth of ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Parma, who with her husband Wilbur Chapin for a week and and family spent the past three 1 will remain for his recuperation Mr. and Mrs. E B. Smith went years in Thailand, gave an inter ’ j from a siege of pneumonia. to Wilder Monday to assist his sis esting talk and showed hand- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Notheis ter, Mrs. George Cooper, who suf loomed fabrics, hand-made figur were Sunday dinner guests of fered a broken leg last week. ines and told of artistic culture in j their son - in - law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Teague and the country. She also told of eat Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Poor. Irene of Nyssa were Sunday eve ing and living customs there. Mr and Mrs Junior Goodell ning dinner guests of Mr. and and children of Buena Vista, Alan Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Holub Smith and Lois Goodin of Payette the hostess following the meeting. Extension Unit to Meet Nov. 16 were Friday evening callers at Next session will be at 8 p.m. Tri-Valley Extension unit will the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Nov. 15 at the home of Mrs. Don meet Friday, Nov. 16, at the home I neth Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moss in Nyssa. ------------------------ | of Mrs. M Atagi. The lesson will Ward and children spent Sunday BARBARA TENSEN (left) and DEBBIE DAVIS have received be led by Mrs. Wilbur Chapin evening in the Jensen home. Mr and Mrs. Wayne Robb and honors for their efforts as members of the school safety patrol. Bar and Mrs. Frank Holub. Subject (From the Nyssa High Bulldog) will be ‘’More Costumes for Less.” children were Sunday dinner bara was named school patrol officer for the month and Debbie Meeting Wednesday, Nov. 14, at Each member is asked to take guests of her mother, Mrs, Mae was selected as patrolman of the month. They were chosen by her lesson book from last month Lytle in Roswell. members of the school faculty and the local police force. Barbara the home of Carl Devin, Nyssa ag Mr. and Mrs. David Alexander Visits from Hines is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick G. Tensen and is in Mrs. Mary teacher and the local FF A chapter adviser, will be six vo-ag teachers and children were Sunday dinner Mrs. Daisy Hester of Hines, who Hatt's sixth grade class room. Debbie's parents are Mr. and Mrs. of the Snake River FFA district. guests of her parents, Mr. and had been visiting in Boise, stop Richard Quinn and her sixth grade instructor is Elvin Ballou. Main dish at the dinner meeting Mrs. John Grottveit in Nyssa. ped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. —Staff Photo. is furnished by the host and hos Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell E J Hobson Oct. 25 and remain tess while the other dishes are and Mrs. A. T. Knowles were ed until Friday. Mrs. Hester and supplied by the wives who ac- Sunday dinner guests of their Mrs. Hobson visited Oct. 31 with company their husbands. brothers, Dent and Henry Mit- Mrs Edna Webb at Weiser. The towns represented in the chell. Barbara Brewer from Eastern monthly meetings are Baker, On- Sunset Valley auxiliary met at Oregon college in La Grande tario, Vale, Adrian, Halfway and the home of Mrs. O. P. Counsil spent the weekend with her par Nyssa. One of the topics to be New books going into circula- "The Hatchet Men" by Richard Thursday afternoon, After the ents, the Homer Brewers. discussed at the meeting is if the business meeting, a social hour Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leuck of I tion Saturday, Nov. 10, at Mal H. Dillon. The colorful story of a Oregon Vo-Ag Teachers Associa heur county library include the vanished world — San Francisco ’ s was spent. John Day visited last weekend tion should remain affiliated with Chinatown in the days of the Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil with his mother, Mrs. Minnie | following: the Oregon Vocation Association. Tong wars. "Whose Woods These Are" by spent Sunday evening with Mr. Leuck in Nyssa and the Neil I Michael Frome. A history and "The American Heritage His and Mrs. Glenn Knottingham and Dimmicks in Sunset Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nielsen guide of the national forests. family in Ontario. tory of Flight" by the editors of , play simple melodies and songs, and Cliff of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. "The Home Owner's Tree Book" American Heritage magazine. A j first with one hand, then with Guests in Reffett Home Elver Nielsen and Bill of Sunset by John Stuart Martin. A non history which begins with the I both. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collier and Valley went to the home of the technical guide for tree owners myths of flight, illustrated with "New Country" by Allan R. Mr. and Mrs. Al Kropp and Pat, men’s mother, Mrs. Effie Nielsen which explains the physiology, many pictures and containing ex- Bosworth. Reminiscences of the all of Ontario, and Mrs. Ruth jin Nu Acres, to spend Saturday 1 growth, care and value of trees. cerpts from the writing of the author’s childhood years in a fam Cloninger of Parma were Sunday evening. ily doomed to wander by covered "Just Friends and Brave Ene men who made the history. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nielsen of wagon over Texas and into New "The Great Time - Killer ” mies" by Robert F. Kennedy. The by John Reffett. Nyssa were Sunday dinner guests record of the attorney general’s Harold Mehling. Bad leadership, Mexico Territory from the 1880’s Mrs. Virgie Rookstool of Nyssa i of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elver 1962 visit to Japan, Indonesia and bad programming and bad con to 1902 because Papa was a man and Mrs. John Reffett went to: Nielsen. The group later went to Germany with brief stops in Tai trol of one of America’s greatest incapable of settling down. Nampa Saturday to see their new the Maurice Judd home on New "Education and the Common wan, Hong Kong, Singapore and natural resources, the air waves great-grandson who must remain ell Heights to see Mrs. Judd's as used by television broadcast Good" by Philip H. Phenix. The Rome. in an incubator fo- some time. chrysanthemums. "Shinto: The Kami Way" by Dr. ing, are attacked with tart satire author proposes an educational Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett were Cub Scout Troop Meets Sokyo Ono. A simply written ex and up - to - the - minute informa system whose curriculum would Monday dinner guests of Mr. and 1 be formed to solve the problems tion. position of the Shinto belief. Mrs. Ernie Princehouse in On- 1 Cub Scout Troop 438 met Mon of society. Further he would have "God, Allah and Ju Ju" by Jack "Cast a Giant Shadow" by Ted day after school at the home of tario. Mendelsohn. Basing his book on Berkman. The biography of Mic this system infused with a con Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett shar their den mother, Mrs. Dean travel and interviews, the author key Marcus, first soldier since cept of value based on worth, not Montgomery. Nine Cubs and the ed an oyster supper Tuesday eve considers the future of Christian Biblical times to hold the rank satisfaction; on sacrifice and love, ning at the home of Mrs. Virgie den leader were present. ity, Islam, Communism and na of general in the army of Israel. not on the values of the market Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick and Rookstool in Nyssa. "The Great Iron Trail" by Rob place. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes were tive spiritual values in a rapidly Dinner Gueits in Caldwell "A Shade of Difference" by Al Sunday dinner guests at the Law growing African self - conscious- ert West Howard. An account of ness. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder rence Kreager home. the first transcontinental railroad. len Drury. The author of ‘‘Ad "Kids, Crime and Chaos” by and children, Mrs. William Swee "In-Laws and Outlaws'* by C. vise and Consent” has taken Mrs. Joe Goiri and daughter, ney and children and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Black and children of Roul Tunley A world report on Northcote Parkinson. A jovial many of the same characters who lived so robustly in his earlier Mrs. Ed Price were Oct. 31 even Boise, visited Sunday with the juvenile delinquency. guide to success. ing dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Astorecas and Jesse Asu- "Magnificent Destiny" by Paul book and has written a tale of Clifford Cates in Caldwell. Mr. mendis. Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen and I. Wellman. A novel about the intrigue at the United Nations. and Mrs. Price remained until Couples Go to Utah "The Voice of Strangers" by their house guest, Arthur Johnson great secret adventure of Andrew Friday when Mrs. Cates brought Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simpson and of Bremerton, spent Saturday Jackson and Sam Houston Bob Duncan. A novel concerning them home Mrs Cates and her 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Folkman evening at the home of Mrs. Jean "We Have Always Lived in the a wise and courageous American children spent the evening in the were in Ogden and Plain City, ette Watkins in Homedale. Castle" by Shirley Jackson. A missionary in Japan. Price home. Utah, from Thursday to Monday The Frank Huett family of Ros special, dream - like story of a "Hawaii Pono" by Lawrence H. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweizer on business and to visit. well called Sunday at the Ora wealthy family, the outcasts of Fuchs. The 50th state, its people were hosts at dinner Sunday to a hating, fearful New England and politics, from annexation to Saturday afternoon callers at Newgen home. Mrs. Lee Householder and Lee the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Mrs. Gus Stroh of Boise arrived town. statehood. Strickland, both of the Owyhee Newgen were Mrs. Rose Douglas, Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. "Saini Francis" by Nikos Kaz- "Shaking the Nickel Bush” by district. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Florencia Rosario, Ora Newgen, and her mother, antzakis. A historical novel of St. Ralph Moody. The author recalls Mr. and Mrs. George Schweizer all of Parma, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ada Harrison in Malheur Francis of Assisi. his experiences when, at the age of Ontario. Joe Freeman of Caldwell. "Masters of the Desert" by Yaa- 19, he was told he had only six Memorial nursing home at Nyssa. kov Morris. The history of Negev, months to live. In Arizona he the southern desert of Israel. made a living first as a cowhand "Life Among the Surrealists" by and then as a sculptor. Matthew Josephson. By definition a memoir this is more nearly a collective biography of the writ ers and artists who were identi fied with the surrealist movement in Paris in the 1920’s and also of some American writers of the period who chose to remain in New York "Democracy's Manifesto" b y William O. Douglas The author PARMA—4-2981 advocates the use of radically new policies to deter the spread of in ternational communism in pov erty-stricken areas. "Check - Off" by Jameson G. Campaigne The author writes on the threat to the freedom of the working man and to free enter prise. as he sees it, because of the domination in several power ful unions of leaders exercising feudal powers and privileges. "Molders of the Modern Mind" by Robert B. Downs. Considera tion of 111 books that shaped Western civilization, along with a brief biographical sketch of the writer, a summary of the content and a discussion of the signifi cance of each "An Easy Cuide to African Vio lets” by William L Meachem. Everything you should know to I grow puze-winning plants. "Larney Oldfield" by William | F Nolan The life and times of j America's legendary speed king. "Fort Phil Kearny” by Dee 1 Brown An account of how the Sioux reacted violently to the / I white man’s invasion of their /[ ■ hunting grounds, making the fort I Carrington erected in the heart . of their territory their chief tar- get "The Dried Flower Book bv Nita Cox Carico. A guide to methods and arrangements. "Folk Dancing" by Richard G Kraus. Step - by - step details on 1 i how to dance over 100 popular fl folk dances "Cibola" by Alice Walworth Graham. A novel of love and hate on a Mississippi river plantation. 102 North First St. NYSSA. OREGON 1100 Adrian Blvd. Phone 372 2223 Rudiments of Music” by John Castellini St-p-by-step instruc tions to teach the reader how to By Mrs. O. P. Counsil SUNSET VALLEY — Owyhee > Garden club will meet tomorrow r with Mrs. Vern Garner. There . will be a demonstration of the ‘ making of Pixie dolls and mater ials will be available to make a few of them. Ag Teachers To Meet Books on National Forests and Trees Head Latest List ai Malheur Library When the Frost Is on the Pumpkin It's Time to Give Your Home a Thorough Check Before Winter Sets In! That s why we are suggesting, you decide — right now — to insulate your home against the cold days ahead. Proper roofing, insulation and storm sash will tell "Old Man Winter" you hear him knockin' but he can't come in. Besides, the money you will save on fuel bills will offset a big healthy share of your home improvement, so there's no reason to delay. CHECK YOUR HOME TODAY For Your Winterizing Needs! ★ Garage Doors ★ Storm Windows and HEATING Irvin Zimmerman MEETING PLACES REPORTED FOR METHODIST CIRCLES Meeting locations for circles of the Methodist Woman's So ciety of Christian Service have been announced by Mrs. Paul — Ludlow. All circles meet next Thursday, Nov. 15. Fulton circle members will meet at the home of Mrs. Bill Smiley. Mrs. Ellis Walters will be hostess for Lenora members and the Eve lyn de Vries group will meet at the Alva Goodell, Jr., home. Helen Barns members will meet with Mrs. Vera Springen in Ap ple Valley. Coming Events— Tonight. 8 p.m.—PTA meeting in cafetorium. Nov. 9. 2 p.m.—Rebekah Sun shine club meeting in IOOF hall. Nov. 9 — Annual bazaar and turkey dinner at Nyssa LDS stake house by First ward Relief so ciety. Nov. 10. 1 to 5:30 p.m.—Rum mage sale in old Journal building by St. Paul's Episcopal guild. Nov. 10. 7 p.m.—PTA carnival at Apple Valley school gymnas ium. Nov. 10. 8:30 p.m—Card party at Oregon Trail hall. Nov. 12-14. 1 to 5:30 p.m. — Rummage sale in old Journal building by St. Paul's Episcopal guild. Nov. 12, 2 pun.—Legion auxil. iary past president's meeting at home of Mrs. Lloyd Tobler. Nov. 13, 8 p.m.—Rebekah lodge meeting in IOOF hall. Nov. 14. 8 p.m.—Izaak Walton league meeting at Brownie's cafe. Now . . . NYSSA BANK DAYS are BIGGER and BETTER THAN EVER! -------- o-------- Three Names Are Drawn Each Tuesday at 3 p.m. — One for the Jackpot Prize of $50 to $200 — One Each for $10 and $5 —Winning Amounts Are Issued by Nyssa Chamber of Commerce on Certificates. $75 —TUESDAY, MOV. 13 IN TRADE CERTIFICATES! . . . Sponsored by . . . Nyssa C of C Businessmen's Committee. With the Followina Merchants Participating . . . A dr W Rooi Beer Ben Franklin Store Bernard Eastman Insurance Bob Thompson Agency Bracken's Department Store Brownie's Cafe Cascade Natural Gas, Inc. Farmers Feed & Seed Firestone Store First National Bank of Oregon Gate City Cleaners Idaho Power Company "Love Notes" Malheur Memorial Hospital M & W Market Nyssa Co-op Supply Nyssa Insurance Agency O. K. Rubber Welders Peterson Furniture Co. Ray's Food Fair Renstrom Insurance Agency The Gate City Journal The Merc Department Store The Polar Bear Wilson Bros. 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