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Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Thursday, April 10, 1975
COMING EVENTS
Sunday, April 13 ■ All
Star Bowling (final). Sugar
Bowl. 2 p.m. Banquet to
follow. Twilight Cafe, 6:30
p.m.
Monday, April 14 • Star­
dusters. Patricia Marcum
home. King Avenue. 8 p.m.
Golden Rule Lodge »147
Af&Am, Masonic Hall. 6
p.m.
Stardusters and Masonic
meeting for all Masons and
wives and Eastern Stars and
husbands. Potluck dinner will
preceed meeting
Masonic
Hall. 6:30 p.m.
CANDY STRIPER OF THE MONTH-Jennie Shimom.ed.
was selected Candy Striper for the month of April. Jennie is a
senior at Nyssa High School and plans to major in pre nursing
at the University of Oregon She recently received her 50-hour
pm for service as a Candy Striper at Malheur Memorial
Hospital.
Some of Jennies duties are storing linen and helping
nursing home residents with various tasks. Jennie said "I
help wherever I am needed."
District Garden
Los Burbanks
Clubs .To Meet
Honored On
District #11 (iarden Club
will meet Saturday. April 19
at 10 a m. in the Nyssa
Methodist Church Social
Hall
All area garden clubs arc
invited to attend. The lun­
cheon tickets are $2.50.
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. Joe Perccz
Jr., Parma. 722-6374. Reser­
vations must be made by
April 16.
Longs Host Dinner
Dr. and Mrs. John Long
hosted a dinner Friday. April
4 at Brownie's Cafe, for some
long time friends and rela­
tives, Mrs Ruth Bates of San
Bernardino, California; Mr
and Mrs Saul Clark of Boise,
Mrs. Ethel Thompson and
Mr and Mrs Clyde Long of
Nyssa
39th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs. Les Burbank
were honored on their 39th
wedding anniversary Sunday,
March 23.
Hosting the event were
Mr and Mrs. Alvin (Ruth)
Allen. Mr and Mrs. Monty
Burbank. Mr and Mrs. Craig
Burbank and Mrs. Hannah
Burbank. Seven grandchil­
dren were also present for
the happy occasion.
Cake and ice cream were
served at the Allen resi­
dence.
The Owyhee Garden Club
will meet Friday. April 11 at 2
p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Kenneth Price with Mrs. Carl
Lee Hill as co-hostess.
There will be the installa­
tion of the new officers and a
plant exchange.
Kingman Kolon y News
Happy Dozen
Card Club
The Happy Dozen Card
Club met Friday afternoon
with Doris Castor.
Guest players were Hazel
Schafer. Erma Sparks, and
Mary Hatt.
Winners were Doris Castor
Agnes Ashcraft. Goldie Ro­
berts and Minnie Siam
LEGION AUXILIARY
The American
Legion
Auxiliary meeting Unit #109
met Thursday afternoon with
Hilda Davis near Homedale.
Hilda Davis, president, pre
sided at the meeting Sue
Ashcraft gave the secretary-
treasurers reports. The after
noon was spent filling out
papers for the yearly report.
Historical Society
To Meet
The Malheur Country His­
torical Society will meet in
the east-west lounge of the
Administration Building of
TVCC in Ontario. Thursday.
April 10.
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The business meeting will
be held at 7:.W p.m. and at 8
o'clock. William (Bill) Wilt of
Nyssa, a railroad enthusiast,
will present an illustrated
talk on railroading. He has a
fondness for the old steam
engines and his hobby is
scale railroading.
Everyone is welcome to
attend this most interesting
meeting.
Pollyanna Club
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The Pollyanna Club met
Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Mary Radford with 12
members present.
Mrs. Elsie Gehrke, vice-
president, presided at the
meeting. Mrs. Betty White
gave the secretary-treasurer
reports.
The afternoon was spent
‘visiting after which the
meeting adjourned.
It was decided that the
next meeting will be a
handerchief and plant ex­
change for Mother's Day.
JBIRTHSH
Holy Rosary Hospital
April J. Mr. and Mrs. D.
Bruce White. New Plymouth,
a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Purdy, Payette, a boy.
April 4. Mr. and Mrs.
James Tait. Payette a girl
April 5, Mr. and Mrs. John
Rose. Vale, a girl.
REMEMBER
HaL°
WORLD!
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Daniel James Brady, wei­
ghing eight pounds, three
and one-half ounces, was
horn March 23 al Bremerton.
Wash His parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Brady of
Bremerton.
formerly
of
Nyssa.
The infant is the first great
grandchild of Mrs J. I.
Brady of Ontario and the first
grandchild of Mr and Mrs
J. I Brady of Seattle. Jim
Brady attended Nyssa High
School, graduated from TV­
CC and the University of
Washington.
April 7, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Noel. Nyssa, a boy.
April 8, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lantz. Payette, girl
THIS STATION WAGON came to an
abrupt halt Monday at the fireplace of the
Steve Fonda home at 4th and Ehrgood.
Driver of the car was Mrs. Eloisa Gutierrez,
who collided with a car driven by Mrs. Thora
BOB ELLIOTT
STUDDED SNOW
TIRES MUST BE
REMOVED
BY APRIL 30!
Moore, both of Nyssa. Mrs. Gutirrez was
taken to Malheur Memorial Hospital for
treatment, and was later cited for failure to
yield the right of way.
TIRE CENTERS
204 N. MAIN-NYSSA
SEIBERLING RT-78
225 MAIN—VALE
30,000 MILE
40,000 MILE
GUARANTEE
GUARANTEE
SEIBERLING RADIAL GN
STEEL RADIAL
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Owyhee Garden
Club
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Mr and Mrs. Dirick Nedrv
hosted the Couple's Bridge
Club, Saturday. April 5.
Gene Chester was guest
plaver and there were three
tables tn play. High score
winners for the evening were
Don Oldemeyer, Lucille Wil-
son and John Hoff
Tuesday, April IS . Tops
»494, Bea's Beauty Bar.
Adrian, 7;3O p.m.
Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles
Hall. 8;30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 16 -
Golden Age Club. 113 Green
Avenue. Nyssa at II am.,
potluck al 12 noon.
Merry Matrons Club. Viola
Adams home. 2 p.m.
Thursday, April 17 • Jobs
Daughters Bethel #33, Ma
sonic Hall. Inspection visit
by Grand Marshall Kay
Kramer. 7;3O p.m.
Page Five
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Earl Campbell came home
from the Nvua hospital
Wednesday after being con­
fined for a broken left leg as
the result of an accident and
will have to be in bed for
some lime Sunday afternoon
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Campbell were Eva Camp­
bell. Lynn and Erika Camp­
bell, Mr. and Mrs N m I
Tuppeny and Bob and Connie
Holmes
Mrs. Ed Nedrow visited
Mrs Robert Radford Monday
afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Berry
of Richland were Tuesday
evening visitors of Mr and
Mrs. Ed Nedrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pittz
and girls of Nyssa were
Thursday evening dinner
guests of Mr and Mrs. Paul
Gehrke.
Mr and Mrs. thin Fox and
Mrs. Dale Witt were coffee
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Herschel Thompson Wednes­
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ethel Thompson at­
tended a dinner Friday in
Nyssa given by her brother.
Mr and Mrs. John Long for
her sister. Mrs. Ruth Bates of
California. She is the mother
of Mrs. Bob Thompson. The
dinner was held at Brownie’s
Cafe in Nyssa.
Mr and Mrs. Klaas laan
attended the wedding of
Donna Faw and Paul Hale
both of Vale on Saturday
afternoon. It was held at the
Methodist Church in Vale.
They also attended the
reception at the home.
Mrs. Frank Rhodes and
children visited Mr and Mrs.
Tony Pittz at the Owyhee
Corners after Church Sunday
and had doughnuts and
coffee with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Conant and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Conant and family
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
l ewis and family at Nu Acres
Sunday afternoon.
Friday. Mrs. Bill Toomb
attended the Womens Pres-
byterial at Nampa.
Saturday evening dinner
guests of Mrs Bill Toomb
were Mrs. Sue Ashcraft,
Mrs. Gladys Newbill and
Mrs. Mabie Piercy.
Mrs. Bill Toomb and Mrs.
Mabie Piercy went to Boise
Sunday and visited the laters
sister. Mrs. Mildred Graham
On their return trip they
stopped at the open house in
Parma for Mrs. Alice Yensen
Idaho's Mother of the Year.
They also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Piercy, and in
Adrian they called on Mr.
and Mrs. Vcrn Parker.
SIZE
GR78 x I4
HR78X14
GR?8xl5
HR 78x15
JR78xl5
CR78xl5
IREE REPLACEMENT FOR
HR ST 25% OF TREAD LIFE
TAX
PRICE
59.76
64.37
59.76
64.37
66.93
70.88
2.89
3.09
2.96
3.17
3.31
3.46
SIZE
FR 78x14
GR78X14
GR78xl5
HR78X15
JR78X15
CR78X15
EXCHANGE WITH OLD TIRE OFF CAR
EXCHANGE WITH
SAMI SIZE TRADE-IN
FIRST 25% OF TREAD LIFE
16 PLY I
670x15
F.E.T. 65c
TRADE
F.E.T. $3.9?
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EXCHANGE WITH OLD TIRE OFF CAR
HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL RETREADS
(Mix I S
$37.47
TAX
2.68
2.88
2.95
3.17
3.30
3.48
43.70
45.73
45.73
47.76
55.04
50.81
EREE REPLACEMENT FOR
TRACTION KING
750x16
18 PLY I
PRICE
()
TRADE $43.47
2
RUGGED COMMERCIAL TRACTION TIRES.
FULL ROAD HAZARD W ARRANTY.
FREE REPLACEMENT FOR EIRST 25% OF TREAD UFE
SEIBERUNG HIGHWAY SERVICE
SIZE
700x15
650x16
’00x16
’50x16
PRICE
2 FOR 38.10
2 for 33.70
2 for 39.78
2 for 46.96
TAX
.73
.70
.80
.90
PLLS RECAPPABLE CASING OF LIKE SIZE
FREE MOUNTING
650x16
X
X
750x16
18 PLY I
$25.50
$35.12
SEIBERLING 200
W
()
F.E.T.
$2.57
TRADE
$29.50
F.E.T.
$3.59
TRADE
W
4 PM NYLON
()
$41.12
B W
bOOx I 2
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FIRST 25% OF TREAD LIFE
SFIBFRl ING'S IDEAL LIGHTWEIGHT PICK-UP TIRE
HAS FUL1 ROAD HAZARD WARRANTY.
NYSSA STORE ONLY
ALL APPLIANCE DISH
MAGS IN STOCK
SIZE
A78x13
B’8xl4
600x15L
B W
20.39
21.86
22.30
w w
22.65
24.30
24.78
TAX
1.76
1.94
1.85
EXCHANGE WITH OLD TIRE OFF CAR
USE THE EASY
20% OFF
master charge
BE
CREDIT PLAN
216 38
MEW PASSENGER TIRES
AND RETREADS
SEE SUDDEN SERVICE BOYS
AT YOUR SUDDEN SERVICE CENTER
ONTARIO
WEISER
NYSSA
VALE
NAMPA
BOISE
532 E. Idaho
889-9651
Dave Ross
Ontario. Mgr.
402 E. 1st.
549 2534
Jerry Huglev
Weiser, Mgr.
204 N Main
372-2297
Larry Harrod
Nyssa. Mgr.
225 Main St.
473-3935
Tom Harrod
Vale Mgr.
133 Caldwell Blvd.
467-2127
Kurt Weaver
Nampa. Mgr.
6017 Fairview
376-5124
Orville Cheek
Boise. Mgr.
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