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Thursday, September 13, 1973
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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ATTENTION
We are constructing our new building
as fast as possible. In the meantime
drycleaning may be left at
DALE 'S SHOE REPAIR
(next door to Cascade Gas)
Daily pick-up and delivery
SPIC i SPAN CIEANERS
Nyssa. Oregon
Significant brake improvements are featured in the 1974 Chevrolet pickup line. Computer-
selected brake systems are tailored to the loaded weight rating of the truck, aa specified by the
buyer, to give brake performance similar to that of a passenger car. With loaded weight ratings of
more than 6800 lb«., a new hydraulic power assist la standard Other improvements in the 1976
line include a larger displacement standard engine in most V8 models, full-time four-wheel drive In
all 4 X 4 V8 models, interior refinements, four new colon, and optional bright roof drip moldings.
NYSSA FIRST WARD
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Mr. and Mrs. Rodna Burnett
of Caldwell visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne RobbSaturdayeve
ning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar
KINGMAN
KOLONY - The brought Angie Cook out to see and family went to Westfall
Pollyanna Club met Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson Wed Sunday and visitedMr. andMr*.
afternoon with Mrs. Ben Grev- nesday afternoon. Angie Cook Harold Jenkins and family.
bill, Mrs. Carl Begeman was was in the Nyssa Hospital for
Mrs. Bill Toomb and Mrs.
co-hostess. Twelve members so long and now is in the nurs Mabie Piercy visited the lat
attended.
Mrs. Rose Rosen ing home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ron Thompson in Boise Sunday and visited
baum and Ann Bashaw joint'd
the club.
Mrs Sue Ashcraft and family also have been vi in the Wayne Piercy home in
was
a guest. Roll «.all was siting his parents, Mr. and Parma on their way home.
"Something interesting you did Mrs. Hershel Thompson. They
Louise and Eldon Slippy and
this summer.” After the bu left for their home in Sacra their two children of La Grande
siness meeting, the afternoon mento Thursday morning.
spent Sunday with her parents,
was spent visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell.
Mike Osborn, who is tn the
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peter
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Be Re
son visited Mr. and Mrs. Al Navy, stationed at Long Beach, man who visited In the Carl
came
home
Monday
for
a
three
Thompson Wednesday after
Begeman home the past week,
noon. Mrs. Richardson of Nyssa day visit with his parents, Mr. went to Nampa Saturday to visit
and Mrs. Myron Osborn and in the Carl Fogieman home
family. He has been in the Navy and are leaving the first part
seven months.
of the week for their home in
Phillipsburg, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barger
and ifaugtiter of Madras were
Wednesday overnight guests in
the Myron Osborn home.
KINGMAN KOLONY NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Monty Spelman
of Caldwell visited Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Piercy Sunday afternoon.
Saturday morning Klaas Laan
took their houseguests Aska
Renooy and Marjan boot vit Hol
land to the Parma airport where
they met Gene Baxter and hada
plane ride. They came over
Adrian and this area. They were
accompanied on the plane by
Miss Joke Punt of Holland, the
houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Laan of Parma.
Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Lull Stam and Mr. and
Mrs. Klaas Laan went to the
Roadway Inn to dinner to help
celebrate the 25 wedding anni
versary for Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Van Beck of Middleton. There
were 65 present for the cele
bration.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes
and family had breakfast and
lunch at the Owyhee Dam Sun
day. Fishing was very poor.
Mrs. Freda Astoreca and
daughters Audrie and Carmen
accompanied Mrs. Wayne Robb
to Boise Sunday to see the
Parade of Homes.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 21,1973
AT THE
NYSSA STAKE HOUSE
FROM 5:30 TO 8:00 PM.
PRICES
FOR FAMILY $7^
6 TO 12
ADULT
SOSO
12 OR OVER)
Free
Come and eat all you can
UNDER 6
fTWILIGHT CAFE
& LOUNGE
I The only normal peapie in TOWN
Every PHASE of our PROGRAHM
I will be above NORMALI.
I Come in and «> us KILL
YOU with KINDNESSS.
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