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THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1965 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON Family Pet Missing; Couple Urges Return Merry Matrons Club Members Slate Meeting Jan. 13 at Poppe Residence SENIOR CITIZENS SUSPEND MEETINGS DUE TO WEATHER PAGE THREE Mills Reports Dates Of IOOF Installations Members of the Senior Citizens’ Mrs. Clyde Bowers, a visitor at club have temporarily suspended Special District Deputy Grand I the Journal office last week, re their meetings due to inclement Master Ross N. Mills, a member By Peggy Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks ported that their family pet, a weather, slippery walks and of the Nyssa IOOF lodge, reports that he will install new officers ' were Christmas dinner guests of Weimaraner bird dog, is missing roads. OREGON TRAIL—Merry Mat It is hoped that the regular as follows: Vale, tonight, Jan. 7; and is presumed to have been rons club members will hold their son - in - law and daughter, picked up by a duck hunter on sessions can be resumed in the Nyssa, Jan. 11; Ontario, Jan. 15. their regular meeting Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Thane Lankford in the Emerson drain ditch three near future and all members will Tiiiie for all meetings is 8 p.m. Jan. 13, at the home of Mrs. Lu Marsing. be advised of the next meeting 1 miles north of Nyssa. Members of Oddfellow lodges cille Poppe in Apple Valley. Mr. and Mrs. David Savage and I date. in both Idaho and Oregon are She stated that "Sam ” is a girls spent Sunday visiting her welcome to attend these installa Mrs. Alfred Adams and Mrs. brother and sister - in - law, Mr. friendly dog and likes to ride in tion meetings, Mills concluded. the pickup. He is a light sable CULBERTSON REPORTS SALE Richard Urresti of Pocatello at and Mrs. Duane Fenn and girls color (between brown and tan) OF TWO APPALOOSA HORSES I tended the Newman-Binder wed in Ontario. and was last seen Monday noon, Charlie Culbertson of route 1, RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA ding and reception Dec. 31 at St. Leaves for Treasure Island Mrs. Nora Graham and her sis Dec. 28, at the blue house on the Bridget’s Catholic church in Nys Neal Lundy left by plane Sat corner of Third and Gem avenue. Nyssa, has reported the sale of ter, Mrs. Rose Harris, returned sa. an Appaloosa stallion, Draco ’ s urday for Treasure Island, Calif., Mrs. Bowers added that with Chili Bean, to the Joe and Marie home Monday evening from an Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown and after spending the Christmas holi- family were New Year’s dinner i days with his parents, Mr. and out Sam she and her husband are King racing stables in Boise. Sire eight-day trip to California. They guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ned Mrs. Ward Lundy. Mr. and Mrs. two lonely people; they have and dam of the young stallion are were guests of friends at Nor row and Jimmie at Owyhee junc i Charles Lundy and Sally Ann left three grandchildren who will be Chief Chico’s Draco and Owyhee I walk, attended the Rose parade ’n Pasadena and visited Disney very happy to welcome him home tion. Saturday morning for their home and there will be no questions Bow, both Appaloosas. with the land, Marineland and Knotts i bloodline extending back two Visitors From Washington I at Tremonton, Utah, after visiting asked. Berry farm. While at the latter more generations. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith the Lundys and in Ontario at the The dog’s owners may be con- Culbertson also reported that place they met Nyssans Mr. and and family of Goldendale, Wash., ! Leon Cox home. tacted by dialing 372-2406. R. D. McKinley had sold a filly Mrs. Joe Maughan who are vaca- spent the Christmas holidays Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lundy at to the same racing stable, She tioning in California. with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. tended open house at the home Mrs. Graham reports they made is a thoroughbred-Appaloosa cross Frank Byers. Christmas eve 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hirai in TERSE VERSE . . . the trip by bus. Enroute home guests in the Byers home were Nyssa on New Year’s day. You are the fellow who has to with three generations of Appa they encountered many delays in loosa blood on her sire ’ s side. the Howard Smith family, Mr. decide Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lundy and cluding detours, lay - overs and and Mrs. Stanley Byers and boys Neal of Treasure Island, Mr. and Whether you’ll do it or toss it slick roads. of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mrs. Charles Lundy and Sally Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fischer at aside. Farmer of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Ann of Tremonton, Utah, recent You are the fellow who makes up tended a New Year’s eve party in Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton and John Sommars and family of Par ly spent several days visiting at your mind family were Sunday dinner guests the home of her brother-in-law ma. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Byers I the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Whether you’ll lead or linger and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Strickland and boys of Ontario were Sun i Becker in Hermiston. Mrs. Beck Roark in Caldwell. behind— and family. day evening dinner guests in the er is a sister of Mrs. Ward Lundy. Frank Byers home. Guests of Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Urresti Jolene Holmes, Janet and Kris of Pocatello were Dec. 27 visitors Reece of Nyssa were Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams overnight guests of their grand and Richard. Mrs. Urresti remain parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hen ed with her parents for several dricks. Mr. and Mrs. Gib Holme:? days until her husband and his were Sunday morning visitors in mother, Mrs. Gus Urresti of Boise, the Hendricks residence and the came for her. After spending girls returned home with them. several days visiting in Boise Mr. Mr. and Mrs. David Ballantyne and Mrs. Richard Urresti will re and boys were Christmas dinner turn to Pocatello where both are guests of her parents, Mr. and attending college. Mrs. Edward Simpson in Cald Recuperates From Surgery well. Recent visitors in the Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stoker and Brown home were Mr. and Mrs. family of Othello, Wash., spent Richard Conant and family of several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mountain Home, Glen Conant of Leslie Ballantyne and other rela Boise, Mrs. Frank Jayo, Mr. and tives. Melvin Ballantyne return Mrs. Virgil Viers, Mrs. Willis ed home with the Stokers to visit. Conant, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nedrow Jim Jamieson and Marlene of and Jimmie of Owyhee junction, Nyssa and Colleen Brown spent Mr. and Mrs. John Bretz. Mrs. Sunday at the home of Mr. and Brown is recuperating from re Mrs. Bob Holmes. The young cent surgery performed at Mal sters spent the afternoon sleigh heur Memorial hospital. riding. Mr. and Mrs. John Bretz en Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes and Growing teen-agers tertained with Christmas dinner family were Christmas morning swoon . . . adults on Dec. 26 for their daughters, visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Neil applaud and chil Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowen and Dimmick. k dren cheer for beef family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Labb Shusters Plan Move to Missouri k —yeah! yeah! yeah! and Julie, all of La Grande. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes and . . . and so will and Mrs. Loyd Adams were Sun family spent Monday in Boise day afternoon visitors in the helping Mr. and Mrs. Finley you when you see ■‘.k Bretz home. RAY'S FOOD FAIR Shuster prepare to move to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Benoit of Clarkston, Mo., where Shuster has low LOW PRICES on top grade heavy Nyssa were Christmas dinner been transferred to a new job. steer beef . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tyner Places were laid for approxi best there is! and family. The Tyners were mately 20 people at the Oregon New Year’s eve guests in the Trail hall on Christmas day. Benoit home. Those attending the dinner were Christmas Guests in Boise Messrs, and Mmes. Roy Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes Bob Holmes and family, Gib and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holmes and girls of Nyssa, Austin Holmes and family were Christ Goodson and son of Parma, Stan mas dinner guests of Mr. and ley Byers and boys of Ontario. Mrs. Don Royse and family in Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson Boise. The Larry Holmes family and son of Pullman, Wash., join spent the weekend with Mr. and ed the group in the evening. Mrs. Francis McKenney and fam Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams were ily at Jamieson. Mrs. Linda Toll Christmas dinner guests of their of Ontario recently spent several daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman days visiting in the Rolland Hill and girls in Apple Valley. Holmes residence. Mr. and Mrs. Alme Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams en and Debbie of Nyssa were Sun tertained with New Year’s din- ( day evening visitors of Mr. and ner for Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Mrs. W. P. Hendricks. New Year’s Hill and girls of Apple Valley, dinner guests in the Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hardt of residence were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Portola, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. John neth Reece and family and Chuck Reffett. Corak of Nyssa. DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Starting January 9 • • • at • • • Eagles9 Hall IN NYSSA 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. --------- o--------- DEL SMITH ORCHESTRA "'The Music Everyone Has Been Asking Fori" --------- o--------- (No Admission Charge !) BONELESS-POT 100% SLICEABLE . . All Excess Fat Removed ... 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