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JTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE THREE nyssans AT c OF I Hire Handicapped Four Nyssa students are enroll-1 i vs ed at College of Idaho for the fall Week to Be Observed T t rl /XUC O lw zA n . _ ^.,1 -A. " semester, according to a release It doesn’t ♦ take a youngster _ 1 long»th"y know why, advises OSU’s* gencies that arise. In Oregon Oct. 6 to 12 by college officials. Juniors are 1 to learn that money buys many specialist. The more experience a teen By Mrs. Wilson Wifi Mrs. Mary McConnell gave a Walter Cannon, Mary Lou Lan Governor Mark Hatfield re of the things he wants. But the Teenagers need to be given re ager can have in handling money NEWELL HEIGHTS — Modern surprise gift party last Thursday caster and Rosemary Roth. Henri cently announced that Employ I ability to manage money wisely sponsibility for some money whe the better he should fare as an Pioneer club met Oct. 2 at the afternoon at her home with 12 Carroll is enrolled as a senior. the Handicapped Week will be —using it to get those things that ther it’s an allowance or money adult, says Mrs. Johnston. This home of Mrs. M. L. Judd with ladies present. Those attending observed in Oregon from Oct. are really important — doesn’t that they earn. They need to is of some significance as one out nine members in attendance. Roll from this neighborhood were Mrs. 6 io 12. At the same time he know what’s expected of them in of three marriages in Oregon are call was "Halloween Costumes Rollo Fenn, Mrs. Earl Ward and PLEDGES DELTA UPSILON urged employers to heed the come ready-made. It has to be using the money — and if they performed with a teenager as the Twenty-one national fraternity learned, says Mrs. Alberta John and Customs.” Karen. Homemade ice cream and slogan. "Ability Counts," and make mistakes, they’ll need to bride. The afternoon was spent visit- cake were served to the guests. chapters at the University of Ore to hire qualified handicapped ston, Oregon State university live with them. gon completed their fall term people in jobs the year around. home management specialist. TV?™ the gU^tS tOUred Wynns Have New Girl rush week with 253 new pledges. Mrs. Judd’s flower gardens. They It takes time and experience Should Share in Work The governor announced the Mr. and Mrs. David Wynn re Among men and their fraternities report the flowers were very Mrs. Johnston doesn’t believe to develop “money sense,” and annual Employ the Handicap pretty even though, like others port the arrival of a baby girl from Nyssa is Bobby Joe Hend ped awards luncheon to be held youth ought to get some experi that an allowance should be YOUR MORNING in the neighborhood, they had Sept. 26 at a Caldwell hospital. ricks, Delta Upsilon. Oct. 10 at Portland Sheraton ence in order to become compe paid for assuming routine chores She has been named Trudy. The IS AS GOOD AS been damaged somewhat by de hotel. At that time winners of tent adults in managing their around the house. She says that Wynns have two other children, SUNDAY EVENING GUESTS foliation spray. everyone in the family should the annual Governor's Commit money. YOUR MATTRESS Douglas, 6, and Terry Lee, 4 years share in family work, pay or no Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hobson and tee E-H Essay contest and other of age. Youngsters Pick Up Traits pay. Chores are just a part of family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Thelma Hammon visited Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd en Saunders and family were guests employer and individual award Sept. 29 at the Roy Swanson resi First step in teaching young- being a family. winners will be presented with sters about money is for parents dence near Roswell. Mrs. Swan tertained with Sunday dinner in following church Sunday evening their awards. An allowance should take into to clarify their own attitudes consideration costs in the com son recently broke her leg, an honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harlow at the Don Wilson home. Winners of the essay contest inch above the ankle, while at Kinney of Los Angeles. Other are Grace Morixawa, Ontario, about money and how it’s used. munity in which you live (bus their cabin near Lowman. Doc guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. J. HOST FRIDAY DINNER first; Patrick J. Murphy, Eu If parents overspend, disagree fare, lunch, clothes, etc), what tors have not been able to repair Kinney, Mrs. John Powell of On gene, second; Joyce Adele Jo about where money should be expenses it’s supposed to cover Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myrick SEALY POSTUREPEDIC tario, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd. the break due to a blood clot. entertained Friday evening with hansen, Ontario, third; followed spent and argue about saving vs. and who’s responsible for emer- the “no morning backache1’ mattress The Mmes. Alfred and Ray dinner in honor of her mother, by Jacqueline Rae Bates, Rose spending, youngsters will pick up Luit Stam and son, Louis, both report having gone deer hunting Simpson visited Sunday with Mrs. Mrs. Mamie Baker, Jean and burg, Cheryl Rinehart, Condon; some of these same traits. last week and getting their ani Johnnie Eason at Homedale. DeLuxe Parties Our Specialty One suggestion is for parents Joan, who were visiting here George T. Fischback, Albany; mals. Happy Dozen card party was from Utah. Others present were and Anna Eberle, Eugene. I to discuss in presence of young Mrs. Marie Moore was a Sun- held Friday afternoon at the Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Myrick and sters what money is available, w day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. Luit Stam. Mrs. Vicki, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Miner, SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS expenses and what each puts Mervil Hutchinson in Nyssa. Oth Mildred Graham of Star and Mrs. Larry and Lori. The visitors left 217 Main St. Phone 372-3533 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge value on. Youngsters are much er guests were Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Doris Hammon of Nyssa were Sunday morning to return to were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. more understanding about why 1» A Y E T T E NYSSA, OREGON Peterson, Mrs. Edna Cowling, Mr. guest players. their wishes can’t be answered if ( Oliver Bingaman in Fruitland. Salt Lake. and Mrs. Henry Day. The dinner Dr. and Mrs. Robert Roylance was in honor of Mrs. Peterson’s and son visited Tuesday after birthday anniversary. noon with his aunt, Mrs. Thelma Hammon. They were enroute to Host Pink and Blue Shower McChord Air Base at Tacoma, The Mmes. Thelma and Pete Wash., where the doctor will be Hammon were hostesses at a re- stationed as a captain in the Air cent pink and blue shower honor Force. ing Mrs. Roger Baker and infant son, Sammy. The event was held Released From Hospital • :'-:w 1 at the home of Mrs. A. M. Ham Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt went mon, Jr., in Nyssa. Winners of to Boise Sept. 30 when he entered b jj*.t • r~ 1* the game prizes were Lois Duro- St. Alphonsus hospital for treat H :■ cher of Boise, Helen Collins of ment. He was suffering from 4- S l I Caldwell and June Ward of Ad pneumonia and liver complica iff ¿X is rian. A stork centered the gift tions following an attack of flu -■/a i. ÎS table and the honorees received the previous week. He was able many useful gifts. to return home Friday much im Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn of proved. Sunset Valley were Sunday din Mr. and Mrs. Benny Beach of ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vale were Sunday dinner guests Use Charles Glenn. of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson, Crescent Mrs. Lydia Worden and Mrs. Bobby Carrol was a Saturday Elvin Worden went to Ridgeview overnight guest of her cousin, Black Pepper Sunday afternoon to visit Mr. and Alene Simpson. For the Best Mrs. Alfred Costley, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Suter and Irvin Davison. family of Parma were Sunday af Seasoning! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn ternoon visitors at the home of and family attended a birthday her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin GOOD-as GOOD-can-be — are RAY'S FOOD FAIR tender PORK party Oct. 1 in Big Bend honor Topliff and family. LOINS cut from selected young porkers. Extra lean to begin with, ing Lonnie Bennett. our PORK LOINS are close-trimmed to give you the MOST unbeliev Hill Visits Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fenn and ably delicious meat at the MOST unbelievably LOW PRICEI These Carl Hill spent several days last PORK LOINS are tops in good eating with that wonderful flavor and family were Sunday dinner guests juicy goodness that comes only from plenty of rich corn feeding. For of her sister, Mrs. Clifford Matth week visiting his daughter, Mrs. the BEST MEAT BUY of the week — quality-wise, palate-wise and Edith Fine at Glenns Ferry. The ews in Caldwell. penny-wise — choose a choice RAY'S FOOD FAIR PORK LOIN I Mrs. Ada Butler of Ontario latter accompanied her father spent the past weekend visiting home Saturday and returned to her home Sunday evening by Mrs. Helen Butler and Pauline. train. DeliciousPumpkin Guests in Fenn Home Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz Saturday evening guests at the Carl Fenn home were Mr. and drove to Prairie City Friday and Mrs. Howard Fenn and family, brought their grandchildren, Niki Mrs. Dave Savage and girls, Mr. and Judy Highland, home with and Mrs. Duane Fenn of Ontario, them to spend several days. On Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn, Mr. and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz, Niki Mrs. Richard Fenn and family, and Judy attended a family din ? Mrs. Waymond Beach and chil ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. / 7 Flavored— dren, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wal M. W. McLaughlin in Boise. The JurtUke ker and family, Mr. and Mrs. dinner honored their brother, Mr. kJF# Grandma Kenneth Fenn and baby of Maple and Mrs. S. E. McLaughlin and Valley, Wash. The Kenneth Fenn David, who were leaving Monday s * Makes’. family left Sunday for their home for their home in Atlanta, Ga. Sunday afternoon callers at the in Washington. . 4 QI Mrs. Ray Simpson and grand Gene Simpson home were Mr. • and Mrs. Benny Beach of Vale, daughter, Karen, prepared food Saturday and went to the Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Pete Grunig of Simpson home for a picnic din Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Waymond Beach. ner. LIBBY'S — FROZEN Mrs. Rollo Fenn was a Tuesday . Achievement Day Held luncheon guest of Mrs. Ronnie Friday was 4 - H achievement 1 Ward near Mitchell Butte. , day in Adrian when children re ceived certificates and pins for their year’s work. WEEKEND AT ENTERPRISE Mr. and Mrs. John Relk of Mr. and Mrs. Paul House and Butch and Morris Huffman spent Nampa were Sunday afternoon the weekend at Enterprise. Dick visitors in the Ray Laan home. Thursday evening dinner guests Morrell-Thick-Sliced Herriman accompanied the Nyssa men deer hunting and Mrs. House at the M. L. Kurtz home were remained with her daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. McLaughlin and David of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. Herriman in Enterprise. and Mrs. M. W. McLaughlin of Boise. The men are brothers of VISIT BOISE RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Malloy spent Mrs. Kurtz. Mrs. Louis Pratt visited last Sunday with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Co Thursday with a friend, Mrs. Er ma Edlinek at Homedale. burn and family in Boise. BROWN or Modern Pioneer Club Holds Meeting At Judd Home; View Flower Gardens Specialists Says Money Sense Needed by Today s Youth MAUDIE'S PETERSON FURNITURE CO. ■ Store Hours — 8:00 'til 7:00 MON Thru SAT. Lean in I í * gÄ « ♦I L I 11 È bl From Tender, young Porkers LEAN PORK SELECT LOIN CHOPS ROAST PIES 0 Lb. 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