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n THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Pollyanna Club Members io Discuss Christmas Parly al Nov. 7 Meeting By Ruth Bowers Mrs. Tom Duncan and children KINGMAN KOLONY — Polly of Ontario spent the weekend at anna club met Thursday, Oct. 3. the Earl Kygar home while her with Mrs. Johnnie Thiel. There husband was deer hunting. were eight members present and Kreagers Return to Utah the afternoon was spent socially and Mrs. Larry Kreager with refreshments being served left Mr. last Thursday evening for by the hostess. I their home at Duchesne, Utah, Next meeting will be Nov. 7 after spending the past two weeks with Mrs. Klaas Laan. At this at the L. L. Kreager home. time the annual Christmas party The Misses Effie and Mary will be planned. Laan and Cheryl Brock attended a district FHA meeting Saturday Mrs. Richard Callaham and in La Grande. children left Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Carl Piercy and Mrs. Klaas for their home in McCall after Laan presented the lesson on cas visiting during the weekend at serole dishes Thursday at the the Charlie Bowers home. Sun Methodist church. The same topic day callers were Mr. and Mrs. will be given this Thursday at James Phifer and Jeanette, Mrs. an extension meeting in the home Charles Chapin, Cindy and Ann of Mrs. Laan. ette. Miss Marlene Slippy and Mrs. Mrs. John Thiel returned Sat Earl Kygar took Mrs. Jim Hite urday from El Sobrante, Calif., to Haines, Ore., Oct. 5 to visit her where she had spent the past two j daughter, Mrs. Bob Lovelady. weeks at the Bob Skinner home. Piercys Host Dinner Visits From Washington Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy en Miss Jeanette Martin of Clark tertained with dinner last Thurs ston, Wash., arrived Monday at day evening for Mrs. Carrie Mod- t$e Bill Toomb home. Miss Mar lin of Twin Falls, Mr. and Mrs. tin is on a month’s vacation and Wesley Piercy. has been visiting friends in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft re were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. turned home Oct. 8 from Hazel and Mrs. Clyde Bowers. ton, Idaho, where they had spent Sunday evening dinner guests the weekend at the Dick Ash of the Willis Conants were Mr. craft home. Bonnie Ashcraft re and Mrs. Richard Conant and turned with her grandparents for family of Mountain Home, Mr. I a short visit. and Mrs. Lester Stacy and girls Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson and of Parma. Mrs. Marie Earp accompanied Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith of I and Mrs. Robert Long to Emmett Parma were guests for dinner I Sunday to visit relatives. Sunday, Oct. 6, at the Ed Brandt I Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters and home. I Mrs. Mildred Vaughn of Boise Mrs. Carrie Modlin of Twin I were Saturday overnight guests Falls arrived last Thursday at the I of the Herschel Thompsons. They Wesley Piercy home and left Fri- I were enroute home from Coeur day night for McMinnville, Ore., I d’Alene, Idaho. to visit other relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lane of Ad Dinner Honors Pinkstons I rian were Sunday afternoon guests at the Virgil Viers home. Mrs. Thomas Sant and Mrs. I Violet McKee entertained with a I Family Drives io Burns birthday dinner Tuesday, Oct. 1, I Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Laan and for their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I girls drove to Burns Sunday, re Walter Pinkston. Also present I turning by way of Seneca and were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pink- I John Day. At Seneca they called ston and Gale of Parma. Mrs. I on the Don Thompson family and McKee left Oct. 2 for her home I Sunday evening visited at the in Likely, Calif. I Herschel Thompson home. John Howard of Sutherland, I Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer Neb., was a Friday overnight I spent the weekend deer hunting guest at the Willis Conant home. I in the Ironside vicinity. Howard is a former resident of I Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Kreager and Kingman Kolony. I Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kreager visit Miss Jeanette Martin was a Fri- I ed Wednesday evening at the day evening dinner guest at the I Guy Glenn, Kenneth Jensen and James Phifer home. Mrs. Phifer I Vic Marshall homes. and Jeanette took Miss Martin on I a sightseeing trip to Cherry I I Creek resort Sunday afternoon. Return From California I Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Callister I QUALITY REPAIR retvrred Tuesday, Oct. 1, from I Oakland, Calif., after spending a I DENTAL LAB week with their son, Wayne. I 24 N. 8th—Payette While there the Callisters viewed I several major points of interest. I Same Location Six Years Callister attended a professional I Across From Idaho Power baseball and football game in I PHONE San Francisco. They also visited I in Alameda with Mrs. Kay Par- I sons, the former Kay Hammon of I 36 Years Experience as Denial the Newell Heights community. fl Technician Assures You of Karen Conant accompanied the I Lester to Rupert over the I Top Quality Work weekend Stacys to visit Carol Stacy. I Mr. and Mrs. Delos Foster of I Star were Oct. 9 dinner guests B of the Wesley Piercys. I Suffers Broken Ribs I Bill Toomb had the misfortune I of having three ribs broken last I week. A jack slipped, letting a I wagon fall on him. I Mrs. Ima Hodge entered Mai- I heur Memorial hospital last Fri- B day. I • Full Sets Serviced • Broken Plates Repaired Mrs. Joe Wright of Parma call- B • Loose Teeth Relined ed Oct. 9 at the Carl Begeman B • Missing Teeth Replaced home. Thursday afternoon callers B WHILE YOU WAIT! were Mrs. Al Thompson, Mrs. ■ Marie Earp and Mrs. Herschel B Open Evenings Thompson. ■ By Appointment Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hite spent B EASY CREDIT TERMS Saturday evening at the Earl Ky-1 H Satisfaction Guaranteed! gar home. I 642-2982 olili lllUai ★ > ★ ENTER . . . NOW! Get full information today and enter your name NOW so you will be ready to start on the first day of the campaign . . . Saturday morning. Here Are •r\ Irving in th« . . . Gasoline — Oils — Greases LET US SUPPLY OUR FLYING "A" PRODUCTS o CHAS. ZINN, Distributor 302 Main Street Phone 372-3145 NYSSA, OREGON EARN A BICYCLE J Fripe Bicycle and Four Cash Commission» for Each Five Active Candidate» have any- canot- ,anner- StacainPa'gO' date—- written O ■à to suDSCr'V A borw’ vñU ; turrúí'g » Candid«’ a- - -,-d to tutn each «e'1'« ° extra votes didate v, cau* oí e»ch _ subsenp- or tuoye the °nPdnan * Ä a. «ray secure l0r ch -^110" t0 secure one-Cand'their 0$Sni° TÄ aC ■ ‘be vron bscrip'-'01'5 nesûaV- o^?:,ooo Edited to ea bscnPU0" the catn- a can- ■ment reserve ( 10,000 VOTES right . nf prizes thC nf candida«’; bicycle aad her ot . prize b'c> « be com««”'o?.ndid»te»4 than 4 or I«»’ Votes &it lor £subset ,nd'dateS oi the ot Ca07trans- Kj0 candid^ we to an- Value 10,000 Votes didat'Si can' «ill I wish to enter; however, (Write n&me plainly on this line) (Phone) (Write address plainly on this line) our for Approved by.....__ _____________ (Signatur* of parent or guardiask) AS A CANDIDATE IN THE SUBSCRIPTION AND bicycle andj£paS- 7ca^daKa BICYCLE CAMPAIGN] Mall or Bring Thia Coupon to the Campai^-i Manager . (or e teed * «issi0®' 15 PER CENT CASH COMMISSION flou’ Guarajateed Every Active Non-Prize Winner Your cord ^naigu and certain pr«e of Prizes ndidatr» Only as many candidates will be allowed to ba active in thie campaign as there are bicycles and cash commission*. The highest of these active candidates will receive the prise bicycles. The remaining active candi dates will be paid a cash commission equal to fifteen cents of every dollar he or she turns in for subscription*. Vote Schedule and Subscription Price sb pétrit In Malheur, Canyon and Payette Counties Ca-‘> S onlY^e pT^rSion The or sh« ‘ Tail tn°*eXJcripti°Ps- bicycles their *orK Use Our Monthly Budget Plan and — FOR ALL YOUR OTHER NEEDS for You of didate or »$e5 can' “entirely « "7- Aates colUct^ore the Cand' ¿bscr>ptr°^rred bom date5 \irnits- FUEL OIL Is a Ru'eS _. active 10 PAGE NINE BOYS and GIRLS George Carey / s h vin Elsewhere Votes for Bicycle Prizes 1 Year............. $3.50_____ $4.00 2 Years .... $6.50 $7.50 1,000 2,000 50,000 extra votes will be issued on every “Club” of $20.00 worth of subscriptions turned in. A “Club” may be composed of small or large amounts totaling $20.00. This arrangement will be in effect during the entire compaign . . . This campaign starts Saturday, Oct. 19, and ends Saturday, Nov. 9. ADVISORY BOARD OF IUDGES SEE THE PRIZE BICYCLES On Display in the Windows of DON B. MOSS FIRESTONE STORE These bicycles are the best and latest that money can buy . . . They must be ^mP^ n end value. seen to know their will'?'T For Further Information, Call on. Telephone or Write Campaign Manager It is the sincere desire of the Nyssa Gate City Journal to conduct this campaign on a strictly fair and business-like basis from start to finish. However, not all wisdom lies with any one man or institution, so a committee of judges has been selected from which two or more will be chosen to count the votes the last night of the campaign. LEONARD HEWETT PAUL PENROD PAUL HOUSE These citizens are well known in this area and the final results as given out by them will be beyond dispute. In the event any near relative of any member of the Advisory Board should enter this cam paign, it will automatically eliminate that member from being chosen to make the final count of votes. Nyssa Gate City Journal ¡.•ss*-' Office Open Each Evening From 7 to 8 O'clock. Phone 372-2233 U»-*'?Tá s * l««.Äuedat^ nagCr. Morning, ndidat«. Oct. 5 bìcycleS 19, and Ends Saturday Evening, Nov. 9, 1963 Campaign Starts Saturday
