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G ATE C IT Y JO U RNAL, THUKS., J A N U A R Y 31, 1985 j L ittle N ew s of N yssa v¿a= Dave Dugger o f Arcadia fe quite Conrad Hart spent a few days In Parma last week visiting relatives. I sick with the flu. Miss Isabelle Sarazln spent the i A baby daughter was bom to Mr. week end with Virginia Miller In Big I and Mrs. Felton Duncan Monday morning. Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy James returned Jean Hare, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hare Is still sick, Sunday from Boise where they spent the week end with relatives. although she Is much impoved. The Jake Ator family have moved J. E. Hearron and A. V. Delarm were business visitors In Nampa | to one of the small houses on the Monday. Pipe Line ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Young were Omer Adklnson of Ontario was a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nate Young guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nate Young at a birthday dinner Friday even Sunday. Miss Margaret Young was ing In honor of Nate’s birthday. also a dinner guest. Mrs. Blanche Hickman and Mrs. Mrs. R. L. Stringfellow, who under John Hickman of Vale wera visitors went a major operation at the Cald at the home of Mrs. Emma Baird well sanitarum Monday Is reported Wednesday. to be getting along nicely. Mrs. Dick Young substituted Mrs. Mattie Thomason, who has Thursday and Friday for Grant been In Boise several weeks taking Rinehart In the fifth grade. Mr. medical treatments, visited with Rinehart was confined to his heme Mrs. W. A. McNall and Mrs. Geo. McKee Sunday. by Illness. Mr. and Mrs Max Schwelzer and Howard Foster returned Sunday to Boise to attend the Boise Busi daughter Patty Jean and Mrs. Geo. ness university. He has been home McKee and son Jack spent Sunday since Tuesday recovering from an in Wilder at the home of Mrs. M c attack of the measles. Kee's brother James Armstrong. ; m H iaeiii.'.miMinmiirrrr:iirimiiuaa; H Bean Growers A T T E N T IO N W e have the proper equipment for planting and cultivating your beans and peas. The JOHN DEERE 4-row combination planter and cultivator will do your work quickly, accur ately and very efficiently. Let us tell you about it Baldridge Implement Co. PHONE 113 NYSSA, ORE. [.......... An 8-pound baby girl was bom to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grimes Sunday. George M cKee was a business visitor in Boise Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Chas. Garrison and daughter Vera were In Ontario Saturday. Ray Cantrall returned Thursday morning from a two day trip to Portland. Phyllis Annn and Elizabeth Duffy are spending this week with their grandmother Mrs. Sumner Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis of De trick, Idaho, were guests Friday night of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McNall. Dr. J. J. Sarazin removed the ton- sila of two of the Hendricks child ren on Saturday. Don’t forget the Mothers and Daughters Banquet February 12. W. C. Jackson of the Jackson Lumber company, Is driving a new 1935 Ford coupe. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beam spent the week end with Clyde’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Beam o f Nyssa. Mrs. Sally Dennis and daughters Mrs. Ray Kendler and Miss Georgia motored to Payette Sunday for din ner. Marshall A. V. Cook had suffic iently recovered from a severe at tack of the flu to resume his duties Saturday. Mrs. Eddie Powell came home Thursday from Welser and return ed the next day. She has been stay ing with her mother Mrs. Mary Morris, who has been sick. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey R ay and Mr. an<j Mrs. Nick Rudlick attended the wrestling and boxing matches In Boise Monday night. C. B. Short also attended. Klaas Tcnsen returned Monday night from Portland where he has spent the past five weeks. Mrs. Ten- sen remained In Portland and will return later. The next W. C. T. D. meeting will be at the home of Mrs. C. Klink- enberg on Tuesday. Committees will be appointed for the Mother and Daughter Banquet on Lincoln Day. According to the Payette Inde pendent, a marriage license was Is sued last week to William Charles Nicholson and Gladys Flannary, both of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. John Sopher and M ■ and Mrs. Roy Tilford of Home- d. a spend Friday at the W. A. M c Nall home. They attended the farm sale at the Holmes ranch in the afternoon. The T. E. Sager family have mov ed from part of the Pipe Line ranch to another farm near Caldwell. Bela Sager, member of the local basket ball squad, has transferred to the Caldwell high school. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sankey left Saturday for Jordan Valley after spending a week at the J. T. Long ranch. Mr. Sankey Is connected with the government biological survey, making a count of wild ducks in this county. Lem Smith of Mitchell, Nebraska has purchased the Ray Cantral farm in the Owyhee district. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family of seven children have the highest kind of recommendatioins from responsible people In Mitchell. A U C T IO N E E R — For Friday and Saturday, Jan. 31— Feb. 1 ATTEND S W ED D ING Sale every Saturday a t Payette Auction Exchange. G. F. ST R A N G E P AY E TTE , IDAHO Phone Fruitland 184 SPINACH, Libbys, 2 1-2 cans, e a c h .............16c JAM, Del Monte, 1 lb. glass jars, each .........15c B AKIN G POW DER, Calumet, 1 lb. can .......27c M ACARO NI, bulk, 3 lbs................................21c SOAP, P&G, Giant size bars, 5 f o r .............. 24c SOAP, Bob White, 10 b a rs.......................... 23c W H IT E KING W A S H IN G POWDER, large size ............................................ 29c Attorney Lott D. Brown attended the wedding of his daughter Char lotte to Clifford Jenkins of Fossil in Baker Sunday. The ceremony was performed at 2 o’clock at the Epis copal church by the Bishop Reming ton. The young couple will make their home in Fossil where t h e groom is stationed as county agent. K O LO N Y G IR L SCOUTS PERFO RM A T PAR M A Girl Scouts of the Kolony district demonstrated first aid work before the Parma P.-T. A. last Thursday night. The Parma group had asked the girls to come over and show the work they were doing with a view of interesting more of the young peo ple of Parma in similar projects. Miss Rubye Lou Hemenway spent Sunday In Boise on business. Mr. Fisher, old time resident of the Owyhee district, Is 9ald to be very 111 at the present time. Miss Edith Baird became ill last week and was taken to the Ontario hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Beam visited Mrs. W. R. Lofton who Is a patient In the hospital at Ontario. Doris Graham has been quite sick this past week with the flu and the measles. Mr. M. Crump and Miss Lily Hag- oman of Payette were Sunday even ing guests at the Fred Marshall home« The Roy Sterling family of Pay ette were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. B. Nordale. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cornell mov ed to Ontario Saturday. Mr. Cornell Is employed by Tertellng. Mrs. Austin and daughter Dor othy spent the week end in Ontario visiting friends. Mrs. Ray Kendler, Mrs. Leoma Bingman and Miss Georgia Dennis were visitors in Boise last Thurdsay. Mrs. Theo. Mathely of near On- visited Sunday with Mrs. Audrey Fleming. The two small children of Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Hart have been quite sick the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Garrison and daughter Vera were visitors in Cald well Tuesday. Mrs. Laura Fisher and daughter Gladeen spent Sunday with rela tives in Fruitland. Attorney Lott Brown and George Schlemer of Big Bend were In Vale Tuesday morning closing the estate of the late Joseph Mayer. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne French of Juntura were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson Sunday even ing. Dwight Burke and M. M. Ward o f’ Wendell arrived Wednesday evening and are spending a few days in Nys sa. Merle Larsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larsen was returned to the Caldwell sanitarium last week. He has been sick for the past three months. He is a nephew of Mrs. Don Morgan. C. L. McCoy returned Wednesday evening from Salem where he spent the week end attending the Legion meeting there. Mrs. McCoy stopped over in Pendleton on the return trip and will visit there for a few days before returning to Nyssa. L iberty T heatre • • OREGON Friday-Saturday, February 1-2 “ W EST of the P EC O S” With Richard Dix Grand entertainment for all Sunday-Monday, February 3-4 Gloria Stewart, Ross Alexander in OYSTERS, 5 oz. cans, 2 f o r ..........................25c “ M AYBE ITS LO V E ” CLOROX, pints, each ..................................14c Lots of shorts, including Fox News F A IR Y T O ILE T SOAP, 5 bars f o r ...............15c Tuesday-Wednesday, February 5-6 “MYSTERY WOMAN” GROCERY Mona Barrie, John Halliday, Gilbert Roland A Spy picture thai will keep you interested throughout. Fox News, Comedy, Cartoon Thurfday, Feb. 7, One Day Only [ P H O N E 21 Absolutely Independent NYSSA, ORE. R U LE S FOR D R IV IN G W IL L C E LE B R A T E Big Bend— Wade P.-T. A. will cel ebrate Founders Day with a special program Friday evening, Febru ary 1. The candle lighting ceremony will be carried out. All ladles are re quested to bring cakes. Cake and coffee will be sold at the close of the program, the funds to be used for benefit of the community. All are invited to attend. Miss Helen Cartrlght is in Nam pa, helping care for her grandmoth er, Mrs. George Wright who is suf- ferign wth a broken arm. F. A. Miller left for Portland Friday with a carload of stock. Miss Evelyn Haworth celebrated her birthday at her home Sunday by entertaining fifteen of her girl friends at dinner. A very delightful day was enjoyed by the guests and all Evelyn’s friends wish her many happy returns of the day. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brum bach were Boise visitors Tuesday. N. S. Phelan, president of the Com-hog association spent Wednes day in La Grande on business. Messrs, and Mesdames C. E. Peck, C. R. Purdy and N. S. Phelan were guests In the Phelan home Sunday. Mesdames C. E. Peck, R. L. Ha worth and E. H. Brumbach attended Book Club at Mrs. R. R. Overstreets home In the Kolony Saturday after noon. Miss June Udlck spent the week end at her home In Ontario. Mrs. Wesley Roberts who has been a patient in the Good Sam aritan Hospital in Nampa for the past two weeks was able to return home Sunday. Bert La Rue was very 111 the fore part of the week with a severe at tack of flu. Mrs. Arch Parker spent a few days helping care for him. The La Rue's now live in Roswell. When a pedestrian “obstacles your passage” In Japan you are supposed to "tootle the horn trumpet to him melodiously.’ And If said pedestrian falls to budge, you have full and o f ficial right to “ tootle him with vig our and express by word of mouth the warning: ’Hi, HI' Tills, the Oregon State Motor as sociation has learned, Is part of the rules of the road In Japan. It was brought to the association’s atten tion when a man turned in the fo l lowing .which he said, had been handed to a friend of his by a Jap anese policeman when traveling in Japan. “ At the rise of the hand of police man, stop rapidly,” reads the docu ment. “Do not pass him by or other wise disrespect him.” "W hen a passenger of the foot hove in sight, tootle the horn trump et to him melodiously at first. I f he still obstacles your passage, tootle him with vigour and express by word of the mouth the warning, ‘Hi, Hi.’ "Beware of the wandering horse that he shall not take fright as you pass him. Do not explode the exhaust box at him. Go soothingly by, or stop by the road-side till he pass away. “ Give big space to the festive dog that make sport in the road way. Avoid entanglement of dog with your wheel-spokes. "G o soothingly on the grease-mud, ' around the corners to save the col- u M ILLION D O LLA R RANSOM” With Edward Arnold, Mary Carlisle, Phillips Holmes. Let Us Give Your Hair a new “ Personality Wave.” Winter weather Is very drying to the hair. Come in and we will recondition your hair with a hot oil shampoo for your spring permanent. RUBYE LOU B E A U T Y SH O PPE $ Phone 16 I Nyssa Oregon | THE » H I L L S OF H O W On Thursday Night, February 7th BO Y SCOUTS TO HAVE CO URT OF HONOR SOON At the High School Gymnasium The Nyssa troop of Boy Scouts under the leadership of Howard Larsen expect to hold a Court of Honor sometime within the next five or six weeks. Merit badge work is to start soon and tests taken so (hat award can be made at the Court of Honor. A t the regular meeting Tuesday night the boys practiced basketball with Owen Price as coach. Four new boys have joined the troop, making 15 Boy Scouts that are active at the present time. Admission— 25c for Students. Adults 35c. Curtain at 8:15 FARM MACHINERY C O R N -H O G M EE TIN G T O BE H ELD O N F E B R U A R Y 4th Gas Engine— 3 Horse Power, re-built in 1st class shape and ready to go. VVe have a good two wheel trailer for sale. Used Fordson Tractor and Plows Several Electric Motors LARSEN & TOWNE CO. Formerly Larsen Motor Company y V ere: L PHILCO (Continued from page 1) without substitution, the lineup be ing Spencer and Johnston, fo r wards; Holly, center; Cook and Pearson, guards. In the preliminary game the sec- •ond teams of the two schools, Nyssa won easily, the score being 31 to 8. Coach Young used every man on his second string squad including L. Wilson, Johnston, R. Wilson, W. Keck, Nichols, Larsen. Leuck, Keck, Case, McKee, Cowey, and V. Wilson. (Continued on page 6) prised at the showing made by the delegation and was more surprised when he was told that Eastern Ore gon was tired o f his excuses. The demand was made that the quaran tine be lifted immediately and that brought out some Interesting Infor mation. Governor Martin requested Mr. Oehlher to send an unbiased In spector Into the two counties In order to have an Inspection made immediately. The state director re plied that it would be impossible to find weevil in the hay stacks at this time of the year. The question was then asked why It was impos sible to take o ff the quarantine If no weevil was present. Excuses seemed to be In order but did not advance the makers cause. The re sult of the conference was that Mr. Oehlher was ordered to wire to some competent, unbiased person to conduct an immediate Inspection. It appeared that Oovem or Martin means business and the next de velopments will be watched with Interest. A New Deal the Operetta Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McClure brought their baby daughter home Sunday from Boise where she has been in te hospital for treatment for several weeks. She Is Improving. H A Y CONFERENCE HELD IN SALEM Give Y our Hair THE E P W O R T H L E A G U E PRESENTS N Y SSA W IN S FROM V A L E Q U IN T E T NYSSA as there lurk the skid demon. Press the brake of the foot as you roll JAPAN HAS NOVEL FO U N D E R S D A Y SMOKED SALT, Morton’s, 10 lb. c a n ......... 79c W ILSON OF P.-T. A. D AUG H TER IN BAKER D ILL PICKLES, Mission brand, 2 1-2 cans, e a c h ........................................................16c W ADE (Continued from page One) ducer’s pro rata shire of the local county administrative expenses will be paid as soon as the producer shows proof of compliance with the contract. The individual signer will have the privilege of making unlimited purchases of feeder pigs from other contract signers. The 1935 contract also lifts all limitations on the num FOR SALE—Good mule, 1400 lbs. ber of other livestock kept for sale 7 years old. Winona 314 wagon, or for produce. The purchases of good as new. Robert Cox. Ten miles feeder pigs from non-signers, how southwest Nyssa, near Terteling ever remains limited to the average j camp. 1-31-ltp. number bought during the base per iod. See, phone or write me for farm sale dates. Reasonable terms for a ser vice that will mean dollars to you the day of your sale. Friday and Saturday I A T T O R N E Y BROW N Sensational N e w 1935 The W o r l d 's L o a d in g R a d io C )M E in— aee the latest PH ILCO S! Every one a spectacular value that only PHILCO'S unequalled production and sales leadership could make pos sible I Tune-’n the world with the new P H I L C O 66L, shown here. Marvelous tone I Libérai Trade-in Allowance E A S Y TERMS $ 49.95 FH ILCO S $22.90 and Up FREE R A D IO A T L A S C O U P O N (T o be presented to any PH ILC O Dealer) Yes, I would like to have a Free P H ILC O Radio Atlas of the World. I am filling in this coupon and will present it to a P H IL CO Dealer. It Is understood this does not put me under the slight est obligation. 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