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CU« E in the recreation hall at the Nyssa CCC camp. The Park club has al lotted a plot of ground to Troop 19 for their own development as a scout park. The Troop has already made one exploration hike to the park and plans are now under way for the improvement of the camp site. This Troop is working on plans to earn money to help finance them selves and to buy uniforms. It is hoped that every scout in the troop will have unilorms by fall. Legion Troop 19 is striving to in crease their membership and will welcome any boy over 12 years old who thinks he may be interested in scout work. Meetings are held each Monday night at 7 p. m. in the Nyssa Legion hall. Public Sale FARM MACHINERY SATURDAY, MARCH 23 MANURE SPREADERS DISCS BEET AND CORN CULTIVATORS CORN PLANTERS MOWER AND HAY RAKE NUMEROUS OTHER FARM ITEMS NYSSA COMMISSION CO. “Courtesy to Buyer and Seller” A. D. DIXON F. J. DIXON Auctioneer Manager Sturdy Oregon Grown R O S E S 35c-3 for »1 Healthy stock, 2-year-old roots 22 Varieties including climbers SHRUBS 15c to 75c Lend charm and color to your gaiden. Chose from our 40 varieties o f Oregon grown stock. CUT DAFFODILS^ • SPECIAL THURS., FRI., SAT. • King Alford-Doz. 25c Assorted-Doz. 15c Potted Easter Lillies 75c to $l.25 OTHER POTTED PLANTS 4 VARIETIES 40c to $1.25 WRAY'S DIME STORE LSPECinis 3 JC GROCERY SPECIALS FOR YOUR EASTER DINNER FRIDAY And SATURDAY, Mar 22-23 Bar, 2 lb. vacuum Coffee Gold packed cans, each 49c our best seller, Coffee Shurfine, ground fresh, 1 lb pkgs. 23c All flavors including Jello puddings, each 5c M arshm allow s^^.' 23c \S • M X Including 1 Marmalade Jar, 2 for 23c Egg Dyes 3 packages 25c 1 75c BROOM, 1 35c WHISK BROOM 1 15c DUST PAN, all for 99c Biscuit Pride Cookies 1 National lb. packages 23c 10 lb. pail Honey Honey Foster’s 79c Flour f c mcK49,b- $1-29 Bacon lb. 14c 4 lb. Lard packages 30c Red Rose and Hams Carsten precook, lb. 23c Fancy, fat for Hens roasting, lb. 17c C* k w O rn w ILSON G r o c er y A Dependable Food Store NYSSA Í ■V TH E N YSSA G ATE C IT Y JOURNAL, TH URSD AY, M ARCH 21,1940 PAGE SIX OREGON At Hospital— K n l Kuum Furnished— Eugene Hager of Vale is at the The ladies rest room at the Nys- sa city hall has now been furnished Nyssa hospital for medical atten and Is ready for use. This is a much- tion, under the care of Dr. K. E. needed addition to city hall facil Kerby. ities as it now provides a place (laughter Visits— Mrs. W. C. Williams and her where visiting women may rest and daughter of La Grande were Sun wait. There is a comfortable day bed day visitors of her parents, Mr. and with a dainty spread, a chair and Mrs. Phen Warren. dressing table. Also a table with Sunday Guests— late magazines and papers. Sunday visitors and dinner guests The door leading to the rest of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ward were room is at the foot and to the left Mr. and Mrs. Claud Jennings and JO LLY JANES CLUB of the basement steps so that it is their children of Houston, Idaho. By Vivian Malloy not necessary for those using it to Attend Luncheon— The Jolly Janes 4-H club members wander about the whole building Mrs. Leslie McClure and Mrs. Er discussed and made plans at their before using it. nest McClure attended a luncheon Saturday, The decorations and furnishings in Caldwell on Thursday, given for regular club meeting were one of the activities of the the ladies of the various McClure March 16, at the James Malloy home, for a card party to be given Civic club and were under the di tamilies.. in the near future to raise money rection of Mrs. Prank Morgan. Ladies Aid— to send a girl to 4-H summer school In New Plymouth— Ladies Aid of the Methodist Com Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Taylor attend munity church will meet with Mrs. at Corvallis. Vivian Malloy was elected club ed a card party in New Plymouth W. W. F ilte r on Thursday after news reporter. on Wednesday evening. noon, March 28, at 2:30. Mrs. On Business— Charles Starks will be co-hostess. B UILD ING PERM ITS District Attorney Max Taggart Patient Imporves— The following applications for was in Nyssa on business on W ed Mrs. Deane Smith, who has been building permits have been filed with the City Recorder: nesday. seriously ill for several weeks and 326 R. E. Moss, Remod., Lt 5 Blk Visit From Ellensburg— under the care of Dr. K. E. Kerby 41 Park Add. $700.00. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Raytzyak and is reported to be better again. 327 Bernard Frost, Erect Dwelling, Lt 1 Blk. 36, Park Add., $3.000.00. Ole Caspaslsi of Ellensburg, Wash., Tonsilectomy— 328 H. L. Wheeler, Remod., Lt 4 are visiting with their brother-in- Mrs. Monte Jensen had her ton Blk. 39, Park Add., $200.00. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed sils removed at the Sarazin clinic 329 John R. Hunter, Erect G a Tucker and attending to property on Saturday and is reported to be rage, L t 1 to 8 Blk 2, Taylor Add. $150.00. interests near Adrian. making a good recovery. I f no written protests have been Mrs Towne Improves— Evening Guests— filed within ten (10) days from the Mrs. Herman Towne has improved date of this publication by owners Guests from Nyssa at the Andrew of property in the City of Nyssa, Boersma home in Alberta Valley on enough this last week, according to the above applications will be ap her physician, Dr. L. A. Maulding, Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Charles proved. M. F. SOLOMON, Grider and on Sunday evening the that she has been able to dispense with her two special nurses. City Recorder. William E. Schireman family. Daughter Visits— Visit From Twin Falls— Too Late to Classify Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Keizer motored Mrs. George Daugherty of Twin to Jerome, Idaho, on Sunday where W IC KE R B ABY Buggy $3.50. Ena Falls and a sister from Caldwell they visited with their daughter, meled Gasoline Range $12.50 visited with Mrs. Cora Tomlinson Mrs. Ronald Burke and Mr. Burke. at the telephone office on Satur Mrs. Burke and ¡¡g r infant daughter Brooms 32 cents. The Nyssa Trader, main highway north at Alberta Ave. day. returned with Mr. and Mrs. Keizer 21Mlxc Breaks Wrist— to Nyssa and will remain until Sun While doing some acrobatic stunts day when Mr. Burke will come for ORDER Y O U R new linoleum now, at the home of her parents, Miss them. from our new 1940 catalogue. We Wanda Lee Atkeson slipped and Sadie Hawkins Däne*— will get you any pattern and size, It was a merry crowd of mem broke a wrist on Saturday after and guarantee to save you from $2 noon. Dr. Kerby was called and bers and friends of the Nyssa danc to $6.00 on nationally advertised ing club that danced until the wee placed the wrist in a splint. “Famous Name" linoleum rugs. The small hours at the Sadie Hawkins Home From School— Nyssa Trader, main highway north Raymond Graham arrived home dance given at the Eagles Hall on at Alberta Ave. 21Mlxc on Friday to spend the Easter va Thursday evening. There will be one more dance cation with his parents. Mr. and NEED CASH? Spring is here. Clean given by the club this season ac Mrs. Don M. Graham. out the attic and basement. The cording to present plans. Patient Improves— Nyssa Trader, main highway north A Son Born— On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Fred at Alberta Ave., pays cash for A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Osterkamp with Mrs. A rt Heiter household goods, furniture, hides, Charles Wilson of Payette on Wed motored to Boise to visit Mr. Heiter pelts, wool, metals. 21MIxc who underwent an operation at the nesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. W il veterans hospital. Mr. Heiter is im son are well known in Nyssa musical FO R SALE Trees of all kinds. circles as he is an instructor of proving rapidly. Prunes and Carolina Paplars. In violin and has many pupils in this Home From Hospital— termountain Nursery on Hwy. 2 mi. vicinity. Mrs. Wilson is an accom Roy Pounds, who suffered a badly south of Payette on N. Bank P ay plished pianist. wrenched ankle when he slipped ette River. 21M3xp while fishing at the dam on the opening of the season, has returned BOY SCOUT NEWS F E R T IL IZ E R FOR gardens and By Ralph Teters to his home from the hospital, but lawns. O. P. Counsil. 21M2xc Legion Troop 19 held a joint is still unable to be out. meeting with the Parma Troop on FOR SALE —Black Austrolops set From Huntington— Among out-of-town members Tuesday night, on an island just ting Eggs. 7(i miles S. W. Nyssa, who attended the Sadie Hawkins south of Parma. The two troops 2 miles west Oregon Trail school. dance given by the Nyssa dancing cooked their own meal, held the B. F. Rookstool. 21M2xp club on Thursday evening were Mr. meeting and later played games. Troop 19 will be guests at a pot FOR and Mrs. Ed Dilley of Huntington. SALE— Purebred Guernsey Mr. and Mrs. Dilley were dinner luck dinner to be given by the M or milk cows, fresh in April. J. C. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. gan Park Garden club Friday night Beam. 21Mlxp Fisher. Guild Card Party— The Guild of St. Pauls Episcopal parish will give a card party at the parish hall on the evening of Tues day, March 26th at eight o’clock. Everyone is invited to attend and the admission charge will be twen ty-five cents and any article that may be sold at the Guild T h rift sales. Salt Lake Visitor— On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mayes were Nyssa business visitors Mr. Mayes is a representative of the Gordon Creek coal company and visited his Nyssa dealers the Thompson coal and seed store. He was a guest of A1 and Herschel Thompson at the Chamber of Com merce luncheon and Mrs. Mayes vis ited with Mrs. Herschel Thompson. Seed Man In Town— On Wednesday afternoon T . A. Waters o f Boise, representative of Northrup and K ing seed company, was in this vicinity and a visitor at Thompson seed store. Mr. Waters was here regarding the land this Buy Cut Flowers for extra Easter. Be here for company has under contract for the production of garden seed. There your dozen. are about 250 acres under contract at this time In the Snake river val ley which will yield a valuable crop in the fall when the acclimated and certified seed will be harvested. Kingman P. T. A. — Kingman P. T. A. met on Thurs day evening at the Adrian high school with the program in charge of School Superintendent Dennis Patch. During the business meeting which followed the program officers were elected for the new year. Those chosen were Mrs. M. L. Kurtz, president; Mrs. F. L. Deffer, vice- president; Mrs. Stanley Hill, secre tary; and Mrs. C. E. Elliott, treasur er. Churrh Visitors— On Sunday the morning sermon at the Methodist Community church was preached by Judge Chapman of Boise. Judge Chapman motored to Full Cut, fast color cottons. Sizes 14 to 50 Nyssa from Boise with Mr. and Mrs. | J J. Fleming and O. F. Bacon. M r Bacon taught the Bible Sun day school class and Mr. and Mrs. Fleming visited with old friends. Mr. Fleming was pastor of the Nys sa church many years ago. MAKE IT RIGHT STORE Following the services the visitors were luncheon guests of M r and Ny»**______ ____________ Oregon Mrs R. A Thompson HOUR S P E C IA L S The hostess, Vivian Malloy, serv ed refreshments to the leader, Mrs. John Bartholoma and club mem bers. Clara Robinson of Caldwell was a visitor at the club meeting. Cor rine Mearse will be hostess to the club at her home Saturday, March 30. K IN G M A N FLOW ER CLUB By Ellen Judd The Kingman Kolony 4-H Flow er club held the first meeting of the spring last Saturday morning at the home of the leader, Mrs. Florence Gowey. Aurora Zamora, president, pre sided at a short business meeting. Each member is to suggest a name for the club at the next meeting which will be held at the Zamora home Saturday, April 6. ItiOO PM. HOUSE DRESSES JU ST 29 C EACH NEW STYLES-NEW PRINTS GOLDEN RULE % Y0I I # *1 Kingman 4-H Club By Dorothy Toombs The five members of the Kingman Kolony Blue Ribbon Winners Dairy club have chosen their calves for this year's work. The club membership will com pete in the Big Hoard’s Dairymen contest, it was decided at the last meeting. The next meeting of the club April 6, will be in the nature of a tour to each member’s home. Leona Dutton was elected to suc ceed Gerald Barker vice-president of the club, who has moved from this community. *> 1 FORD TRACTOR Legal Advertisement NOTICE OF M EETING O W YH EE I R R I G A T I O N D IS TR IC T, M ALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON Notice Hereby Is Given: That the Board of Directors of the Owyhee Irrigation District, sitting as a Board of Equalization, will meet on Tuesday, the 16th day of April. 1940. at 8:00 o’clock P. M. of said day at its office at Nyssa, Oregon, for the purpose of reviewing and correcting its assessment roll and apportion ment of charges for operation and maintenance for the 1940 season. The assessment roll and record may be inspected at the office of the District by any interested person during office hours of each business day. By order of the Board of Direc tors. Owyhee Irrigation District F R A N K T. MORGAN, Secretary Dated and first publ. March 21, 1940 Last publ. April 11, 1940. NOTICE OF HEARING THE OW YHEE IR R IG A T IO N D IS T R IC T IN M ALH EUR COUNTY, OREGON In the Matter of the Petition of William B. Napton, Mary L. Nap- ton, Nadine Napton Gundelfin- ger and Henry E. Gundelfinger, her husband, for the E X C LU SION OF LANDS. NO TICE H EREBY IS GIVEN, That the above named petitioners have filed with the Board of Direc tors of the Owyhee Irrigation Dis trict their petition for exclusion of: That part of Northeast quarter cf Northwest quarter (N E 'i- N W 't ) of Sec. 12, and that part of Southeast quarter of South west quarter (S E ‘4 S W '4 ) and of Southwest quarter of South east quarter < S W 'iS E 'i) and of Lot No. 10, of Section 1, Township 22 S. Rng 46 E. W. M. lying and being North of Nyssa Homedale branch of Ore gon Shortline Railroad Com pany right of way, in Malheur County, Oregon from the boundaries of the Owyhee Irrigation District, and that the district boundaries accordingly be changed. W ITH Ferguson System • Think o f attaching or de taching unit implements» including the row cultivator» in less than a m inute! Think o f plowing easily and quickly in tight places» close to fences I Thin k o f being able to plow 28" wide with a tractor so light i t practically docs away with soil packing. W ith its finger tip control o f hydraulically controlled wheel-less im ple m ents the new Ford tructor is amazingly easy to operate. In plowing you set your plow d e p th ( i t is a u to m a tic a lly m a in ta in e d ) , lo w e r y o u r plows by the finger-tip con trol, raise them the same way at the end o f the furrow. You won’ t believe the things this new Ford tractor can do—until you see it working. Com e on in today. W e’ll show you som ething! WM EEL-LESS IMPLEMENTS © Ford Motor Co. DELIVERED FOR $675 Two-W ay Plows Available at McCluer-Manser Motor Company PAYETTE , ID AH O DOG LICENSES DUE MALES $\ FEMALES *3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH AT A LL DOG LICENSES FOR 1940 ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE TO— A.V. COOK SATURDAY MARCH 23 9:00 A.M. DAFFODILLS All persons Interested in, or who may be affected by such change in boundary are required to appear at the office of the District at Nyssa Oregon, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on the 16th day of April, 1940, and show cause, ir any they have, in writing why the boundaries of the district should not be changed as proposer) in said petition. By order of the Board of Direc tors. F R A N K T. M O RG AN, Secretary Dated and first publ. Mar. 21 m o Last publ. Apr. 4, 1940. NYSSA PROGRAM Phone 108 THEATRE DOUBLE FEATURE FRIDAY And SATURDAY— MAR. 22-23 Ann Sothem and Franchot Tone in “ FAST AND FURIOUS” Bill Elliott and Linda Winters in “ PIONEERS OF THE FRONTIER” . . . . „ Matinee Saturday 2:30 p. m. Admission Matinee 10c-25c ______________ Evening 10c-30c SUNDAY And MONDAY— MAR. 24-25 Greta Garbo, Melvyn Douglas, Ina Claire and Bela Lugosi in “ NONOTCHKA” Color Cartoon, “The Mad Maeotro” . . . . „ Matinee Sunday 2:30 p. m. Admission Matinee 10c-25c______ Evening 10c-30c P A L N IG H T TUESDAY— MAR. 26 •John Wayne, Claire Trevor, Brian Donlevy and George Sanders in “ALLEGHENY UPRISING” ‘The Shadow” and Comedy WEDNESDAY And THURSDAY— MAR. 27-28 Alice Faye, Fred MacMurray, Richard Greene and Brenda Joyce in “ LITTLE OLD NEW YORK” Cartoon and News Movietone News Admisión 10c-30e -
