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Nyssa Boys Like Forest Camp Life At Bates; Holly Sees Young Trees home each week. Please send The Jour- Inal. (B y Hubert Leuck) G ATE C IT Y JO U RN AL, TH U R SD AY, JUNE 29, 1933 Frances Foster, Lucille Thrasher, M ar N YSSA C O M M U N ITY CHURCH sine Hollenberg, Maxine Barrett. Sunday School 9:50. Morning Worship 11 o’clock. Theme: Boys class—Huston Wilson, Hollis DeOroft, Lester Keizer, Dale Blngman, The River of No Return. Choir Music. Epworth League 7:30. There will be a Allen White, Jerold Warren, Leo Hol lenberg, Jr., Warren Larsen, Loyd Nel- Union service of the Nyssa and Apple Valley Leagues at the Apple Valley iSon church. This Is a get-together meeting to make plans for the Epworth League i A<5T O F S H E A C R F W institute. There will be no evening service Nyssa. BEETS F A T A L TO THREE ______ mer Laughery, hls daughter Dorothy 14, and Mrs. Alvin Laughery at Dayton, Washington. The beets were home can- Beets that “ tasted peculiar” are be- ned contained botullnous poison, It takes week to get a letter from Alaska but one arrived Friday for Mr. lieved to have caused the death of El- 1 physicians said. and Mrs. C. KUnkenberg from their son Wm. T. KUnkenberg who works in a fish cannery at Chignik. He told of a “ hard winter" in the northern city 1 which ended with the first warm day on June 1st. Numerous storms, with the most severe wind and rain seen in years, were reported at Chignik. ALASK A SEES HARD W IN TE R Camp Bates. 980 Company C. C. C. We have quite a camp with a mess- June 25—The boys In camp are having hall 150 ieet long, bath house, hospital a great time but life would be still bet- . . . . ... , ter h e r« if we could get the news from I * « an? commissary. I t s regular army life, minus the military training for i .. . ' — ■- ..■I-.— Which healthful outdoor work In the L. D. S. CHURCH WINS , forest has been substituted. We get our . . . . _ 11 clothes, three square meals a day, , Last ° f the ° wyh<* P " * * » crew oi Robt. Gilchrist, superintendent of the W ILD FLOWERS 'medical care and »5 a month with the i 8hea company whlch once num Nyssa Mormon Church, with Mrs. G il- rest for the folks at home. We don’t bered 285 men, Lloyd R ife is leaving I f you would be interested in ex | Christ and their daughters attended work to hard so everything Is rosy at dest‘rtt <1 I ? nnel Canyon eamP this J conference In Boise Sunday. They re- changing seeds, bulbs, plants of wild Camp Bates. ¡week for Shea's new tunnel job near flowers for those of garden flowers, . . . . . . _ Los Angeles. The last of the once num- j port that the Nyssa church scored a | Our boys are scattered about. Henry ¡rous buUdlng8 at was w to I close second to Boise in a contest spon- please send me a list of varieties which I Hatch Is driving truck. Friday he left Brady rv,wler, N rancher, who wiu l sored by the relief society for church you can secure. NOTE: Native plants Tor Vancouver m get a new truck for dismantle and truck the 3. room offlce activity during the last period. They must be collected only according to Men's half soles 75c, |1. *1.25 | | Camp Bates. Bob Kaylor and Harold structure ^ hls farm here also reported that much credit goes to strict conservation methods. Explana Men's heels ................35c, 60c Brooks were sent to Baker with a Mrs. Ada Ostberg of Parma, presi tion by letter. M. R. Bouffloux, Molal- Women's half soles 35c, 50c Shea company finished two tunnel | carpenter gang of fifteen to build a June 29tf dent of the Nyssa-Parma relief society. la, Ore. Women’s tap heels ... 25c, 35c contracts on the Owyhee over a year | supply house. Keith Parkinson is work White cleaner 15c, 2 for 25c ROCK GARDEN IR IS ago but left a small crew at the camp ing with a road gang on Dixie moun- Hardy dwarf iris for rock gardens, itain. Carleton Irwin is with the trail for the purpose of delivering gravel to banks and borders. Gay as tulips. Plant j gang and I am back at my old stand as other contractors on the project. Now, their work has also been finished. now. Fifteen fine varieties, named and the blacksmith’s helper. Next Door Ontario National Bank Siphon, canal and lateral work is labeled for $3.00 postpaid. W e’d like to see friends from Nyssa ,.. , . , .. , . _ .moving forward on the Owyhee, the Stomach gas that causes loss of sleep Ontario, Oregon Deep blue and purple shades, doz. | they make a drive over the John Day. dam tunnels and Qne smal] stretch and rest ruins your health and your $1.50; 100 for $5. .Camp Bates Is located near M illers canal having been completed. Yellow and orange shades, doz. $2 ¡beauty! Even people who have suffered Station about 12 miles east of Dixie ¡for years from stomach troubles caus- 100, $7. mountain. Miss Georgia Dennis Is driving a led by acid stomach are getting relief Wine and garnet shades, each 35c Chevrolet coupe which she purchased from Bisma-Rex, a new, dellcious-tast- doz. $2.50. last week. H O LLY SEES YOUNG TREES Mixed, all colors included, doz. $2.50 ling antacid powder. Bisma-Rex brings lasting reUef, too! G et it today at The 100 for $6. IR IS ACRES, Molalla, Ore An Interesting feature of hls trip to Household Fly Foil Spray—keeps flies June 29 tf. Nyssa Pharmacy. —Advertisment 4-H summer school at Corvallis was a awav. Bring a container, 25c a pint at J i visit at the nursery where thousands of Baldridge Implement Co., Nyssa. s young trees are growing for the refor- g ' estatlon work, said William Holly of 5 Adrian who returned Sunday from g I Corvallis. “ W e had fine teachers who NOTICE OF F IN A L R E PO R T 5 ! knew their stuff,” said William. He had g¡classes In forestry, farm industry and IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T OF THE livestock. Study in the forenoon, games S T A T E OF OREGON FO R T H E j and assembly in the afternoon was the C O U N TY O F M ALHEUR. order of the day. In the Matter of the Estate of LUD- ! Flour, Feed and Cereal = Clarence Winters of Adrian, who ac V i a THEODORE LARSEN, Deceas- j Good Products companied Holly on the trip to Cor ed. Milled at Home vallis, remained in Portland where he Notice is herbey given: That Annie Marketed by a Reliable Company Is visiting relatives. The boys were Larson has waived all accounting, and j awarded the trip by the Kolony Par- as executrix of the estate of Ludvig t 2 ¡ent-Teacher association. Theodore Larson, deceased, has rend 3 1 Lloyd Belcher of Oregon Slope won ered for approval her final report of j C. B. Short, Agent Phone 79, Nyssa g | a trip on a 4-H com project. her administration of said estate, to Your Patronage gether with her petition for final d is - 1 tribution, and that Friday, the 28th j Solicited I j day of July, 1933, at 1:30 o’clock in the ^«MinilliaiimBllina«linill!lll!ll!illl!HI!IIIMIIIII!l!lll!ll!itllllll!lll>!il.'lll!lll!lllllllil!lilll!IIIIM!IUl|li:lll!IIIUUIIICItltntlllllH:i:i!llt!lll!lll!milillUII|l 1 f| afternoon, at the courtroom of said P. M. Warren, Prop. court at the county courthouse, has j \ been fixed as the time and place for the ! Nyssa Ore. | | hearing of said report and petition, at Certified Greasing, Havoline Wax-Free Daily vacation bible school closed which time and place any person inter Motor Oils Friday at the Methodist community ested may appear and file his ex church with a fine display of handi ceptions in writing to the said report ,rlll!*nBMI!RtrailllitHR>|[|lllBMIM>IMMW ilHW |^ work and program of memory work. and contest the same. 2 Between Friday and Sunday, many Notice is further given: That said 2 ! grown-ups inspected the children's report is for final settlement and on j 1 i display and found it splendid. The fol- approval thereof final distribution of |g | lowing children were awarded certl- said estate will be immediately had. & ficates for good attendance and study. The date of first publication is June 1 1 reported Mrs. Wesley Browne, super- 29, 1933, of last publication, July 27, 1933. s intendent. NYSSA OREGON ¡ 3 Beginners— Donald Hicky, Luanna AN NIE LARSON, Executrix. ‘ iil!ll!lllli;ill.l!l!l;| !| ll:lilill| i| ¡| i| l| :lll¡l!líl¡l;lll.l!l:llll!l.l!lilllllll,i:il!l ll!ll!lll l.lll Ullil III lililí! Il,l,llli:i!!l III 1 :1 |:Hiil:lll!lll!lK5 2 May and Waldon Scott, Ella May and Wanda Albers, Anna Gene Gardner, John White, Marie Sebum, Grace Fos ter, James White, Junior Barrett, Mar- gart Ann Pounds. Primary—Teddy Howell, Wilbur 100 samples to choose | Harris, Annetta Durston, Martha and Robert Browne, Goldie Barrett, Nurrie from and we take your = Glasgow, Dickie Tensen, Jackie M ar measurements. shall, Betty Flannaryy, Beverly Harris, Maxine Warren, Frances Muller, Jim mie Cook. Junior-Barbara Browne, Marjorie Howell, Evelyn Zittercob, Jacqueline Barrett, Thelm a Root, Thor James, Wilma Hickey, Luella Leuck, Lcola Harris, Margaret Funk, Ruth Flanary, Louise Tensen, June Marie Wilson, Nyssa, Ore. 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