Thursday, March 1, 1973
The Nyssa Gala City Journal, Nyssa, Orafon
Pag* Sevan
¡FIRST OF MONTH VALUES
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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VARIETY ■ QUALITY - SERVICE - SAVINGS
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NU ACRES HAPPENINGS
NU ACRES - Mr. and Mrs.
Joe
Hamlow
of
Lincoln,
Nebraska visited the Dave Wea­
vers for three days last week.
They have been visiting re­
latives throughout Arizona, Ca­
lifornia,
Oregon and Idaho
t<afore returning to Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Irl Nolen of
Nyssa visited the George Doh-
ttCrs last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Pheral Dodson visited
the George Dohners Monday af­
ternoon and had coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. Pheral Dodson
halve a first grandchild, Shandra
Ggy born to their son and his
*tf.,
the
Perry Dodson's.
Harry is presently serving with
the U.S. Army in boot camp
afFort Ord, California.
Mrs. Ralph Baxter's grand­
son John Walker from Seattle
ame to visit last weekend.
Max Walker, son of Mrs.
italph Baxter flew from Denver
list week to visit for a few
dtys.
;Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dargatx,
daughter of Ralph Baxter from
Vontura, California arrived to
visit.
sipher's daughter, the Clair
Beus family,* another daughter,
the George Grossman family
came from Ellensburg and vi­
sited.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Pul­
sipher received a telephone call
from a stepdaughter, Mrs. Vel­
ma Zeleny who lives in Yuba
Citv. Califronia.
Mrs. Mike Stepp and four
Children visited with Mrs. Pul­
sipher one afternoon last week.
Mrs. Alice Pulspher visited
with Mrs. S.M. Peterson on the
Oregon Slope one day last week.
Saturday
afternoon
Mrs.
Alice Pulsipher visited the Dean
Bakes of Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Pressley
of Riley, Oregon visited her
sister, Mr. and Mrs. George
Wilson one day last week.
Mrs. Pauline Hart of Vale
visited with the George Wil­
son's Saturday afternoon.
John Mitchell of Green Ri­
ver,
Wyoming
visited the
George Wilson's and had dinner
with them Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Bryan
attended the luncheon and busi­
•Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baxter ness meeting of the Dairymen’s
Sve sold their home here in Cooperative Creamery Friday
i Acres and bought a home in February 16.
Jerry Lauer of Moscow has
dbtario and will be moving
tb re this spring. Baxter is still been visiting his parents the
10 the Presbyterian Nursing Ralph Lauer's this past week.
Home at Ontario taking therapy
Mrs. Ralph Lauer visitedher
treatments and gvtting along daughter, Mrs. Sam Ralston
and granddaughter Susie last
real well.
I Mr. andMrs. Russell Hagerty week. Mrs. Ralston has hadthe
and two children and Mrs. Hag­ flu.
Ernie Spielman of Eagle and
gerty's mother Mrs. Alice Pul-
dpher went to Othello, Wash., Andy Anders of Boise were vi­
lgs.t weekend to visit Mrs. Pul­ sitors of the Ben Paynes Sa-
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turday aft“rnoon.
Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Payne
had dinner Sunday in Ontario
with the Bill Ruddells who are
moving to LaGrande.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Payne
of Nampa visited his parents,
the John Payne's Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw,
Jr. visited the Ray Benzon’s
in Payette Saturday evening.
The Nu Acres Farmerettes
met at theCommunity Hall Wed­
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Robert
Shaw and Mrs. Alfred Maine
were hostesses. There were
nine members and two guests
present.
After the business
meeting Mrs. Daylene Peterson
gave a demonstration on com­
munication. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
Mrs. Lloyd Carpenter and
Mrs. Forrest Carpenter went
to Nampa Tuesday to visit Lloyd
who is a patient at the Mercy
Hospital.
Mrs. Robert Shaw visited
Mrs. Calvin Conner Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Conner hasn’t
been feeling very well so didn't
get out to club.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne met
the Syl Woodlands in Parma
Thursday afternoon and watched
the 7th and 8th grade boys
wrestle the Nyssa teams. For­
rest Woodland won his match.
The Ben Paynes went home with
the Woodlands and had supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 9iaw,
Sr. visited the Dennis Winters
at Melba Sunday and saw their
little baby girl, Denise Raelene.
The polyester Jacket lessons
were canceled last Tuesday be­
cause Mrs. Daylene Peterson
was on the sick list.
They
will finish their jackets this
week. The jackets are looking
real good.
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