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THE SY S oA GATE CITY JOURNAL CANDY SALE THURSDAY, JUNE ¿6, 1941 rL PEGGY’S PANTRY All Candies A t Below The Wholesale Price! Any Amount-Come And Get It Monday from a two weeks visit In end Ir. the -<-»Wnig Judging contest Wetter Saturday and Sunday there. Mr and Mr* A. T Maxwell of ■iper Roawell at the home of her DEFENSE Grandma Stam of Oregon T rail, Buhl spent the week end at the uncle and aunt Mr and Mr*. Clias Johnson While there attended the wa* a dinner guext at the MU Find- Jake Fischer home BOND ling home Wednesday A group of friend* gathered at baseball game between the Boise Patsy Owynn of Taft, Oregon la | the home of Mr* Edith Thompaon Pilots and the Ogden Reds in Boise Vacation Bible School closed Sun spending the « u n x » with her Wednesday ahd mrpnsed her with a n x o im im k x t grandparent*. Mr and Mr* John * farewell social Lunch was serred day morning with a fine program r ¿/-r»y and Mrs. Thompson received a lovely Those from each of the communi At the reqtKWt o f th* Treaaury De ties attending were Mr and Mrs Mr* Charles Grider Mr* Oerrtt E111 partment we xnncunce a new feature Stam Mr. Pet* Tensen and Mr* •>» Pr'*! * * * ' Ray Chandler of Caldwell. Miss of Interest and sendee to many read Dick Oroot attended the Civic club June Granger and Miss McKennoc <*"rte* near Payette Sunday er* wfto are buying or will buy De meeting m Wyua Wednesday Mr and Mr* Earl Parr and family of Caldwell and Miss Thelma Cran- fense Saring* Bond* and 8t»m{* E A. Wimp Is building a front ' were Sunday dinner guests at the dle of Nair pa. The Bible School ThU will be called the Defer** Bond Forest Gammon home near Ontario. had an enrollment of 23. porch on hU house . Quiz, and will start In next weeks Maxme Shelton Is visiting her ] Mr and Mrs Stanley Little and Mr* Effle Deaton of Caldwell, and grandparents. Mr and Mr* William The questions will be chosen frem Mr and Mrs J J. Whalen of Pay- Miller at Unity. Tony VanTwisk ha* recovered among theae asked by most Bond ^ „ , r, 3unday dinner guests at A program and a box supper was from the mumps. and Stamp buyer* The answer* will ^ John UKar: Mr and Mrs Vernon Parker and 1 sponsored by Martin Sink and Glen tell what the new Defense Having* M, ^ U n Mrfv1n ^ Ward. Boy Scout leaders, at the Program means to the Individual returned to Emmett Thurs- family of Adrian spent M onday' school house Saturday evening. and to the Nation. ds 7 where they attended the Cherry «*• T'**nt* home Although anly a small crowd was Festival present more than 120 00 was real Mr and Mr* Bill Ftndling and ized from the sale of the boxes. As family helped Klaas Stam. celebrate this is a newly organized troop the proceeds will be used to buy a first Marjorie Oroot returned Priday hi* birthday Priday. at Oregon Mrs Blanche Jennings of Molton aid kit and other necessary supplies. with Mr and Mr*. Jim Kakebeeke, Trail Mr and Mr*. John Lackey and Iowa visited Sunday with her bro The following program was given: term Corvallis where she attended M u s k lad selection by Rick ter Bros: 4-H summer school She placed see Patsy Owynn visited at the Stanley ther. J W Jennings and family Utile home In Caldwell Monday. Mr and Mr*. Earl Hershey and electric guitar solo by Ida Belie Pete Tensen attended a potato Ruth Ann and B is Jamison spent Clark: p.edge to the flag and the market agreement meeting In several days In Nampa last week song Star Spangled Banner by aud Ontario Thursday evening visiting Mr and Mrs Chet Sage, and ience; the history of Bey Scouts Clayton Jensen had his tonsils re W L. Jamison. Clyde Hainline: harmonica solo. moved Monday by Dr. L. A. Mauld George Cleaver Is driving a new Jack Beacham: vocal solo with gui in* Ford car. tar accomptanment. Burrell Osborn. Mr* Dick Tenaen and Mrs Dean Mr and Mr* J. W Jennings and A Cradle Roll will be a new de Smith of Nyssa visited at the Dick family spent Sunday in Nampa partment in the Lincoln Sunday visiting their daughter. Mrs O L School. Mrs. Gegrory Roes will be Oroot home Thursday Mr and Mrs Gerald Jensen and Hendry who Is a patient in the hos the .superintendent. family of Salt Lake xpen' the week pital there. The Patch and Chat club met at 1 end at the Clayton Jensen home. Mr and Mr*. Carl Hershey and the Roy McNeal home Thursday C. W Hinkle of Ontario, Glenn Ruth Ann left for their home in afternoon Mrs. McNeal was assisted Hutchinson of Vale, and Pete Ten- Yakima. Saturday after spending by Claudine Reed. Melba Sproul and sen attended a wheat conference In the past several days at the E L Sarah Enevoldson Roll call was an Jamison home Pendleton Priday. swered by each member giving a dis Mr. and Mr*. James Taylor of Edward and Ervin Topllff called cript ion of a character Reports Parma spent Monday evening at the at the Levertt Gooden home Thurs were given by the Fair. Welfare and "Hare It made me Ured, Bessl*, i Ora Priel home. day to see Leonard Goodell who re Building committees. Mrs Elmer rllmbtng to the top of this moun Mr and Mr* Clyde Wakefield cently underwent an appendix op Hawkins will be a new member of tain. Rut, It won’t by next week— and son of Kansas arrived Wednes eration. the club, having recently moved to I'll be full of them Sunshine VII- Mrs Leslie Topllff entertained the this community from Vale. Oregon day at the Earl Parr home. They aminev that's baked In plan to make their home here. Chatter Box Club at her home Wed A delicious lunch was served. Mr and Mr*. Chester Thompson. nesday afternoon. Swan’« Bread The July meeting will be held at Mrs. Mary Goodrich, and Mrs Edith Mr and Mrs A. E Nyborg and 1 the Chris Rooks tool home with Ida ASK FOR IT Thompson spent Sunday In Nampa daughter spent Saturday visiting Stholer. Jennie Smith and Ethel AT YOUR GROCER'S and Emmett her parents near Boise. j Goodell acting as co-hostesses. Mr and Mr*. Poe Koopman of Leonard and Victor Anderson who Ontario visited at the Bill Plndllng had spent several days at the home home Sunday. TTiey plan to leave of their cousin. Avery Anderson, re PHONE 20 NY8SA | for San Francisco Tuesday. turned to their employment Sun Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Scott of Train Ivan and Melvin Thompson at- day. tended an L D. 8 . conference at California spent Wednesday visit Donna Winslow and Geraldine ing Mrs. Scott's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Purdy. They were called Pettet returned to their homes Fri ; here owing to the serious illness day evening, after having attended of Mr. Scott's mother. Mrs. Tom the 4-H camp at Corvallis. Donna represented the 4-H Girls Sewing Scott of Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laurenson 1 Club and Geraldine was chosen as a , of 8 un Valley were Sunday guests delegate from the Boulevard Grange. Leonard Goodell who has been In the DeOss home. Pat Brumbach of Pendleton, who a patient at the Holy Rosary hos spent the past three weeks visiting pital was sufficiently recovered to his grandparents returned home return to his home Tuesday. Lincoln residents have been invit Priday. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach who spent the ed to attend a pre school clinic which week end visiting their son. Rex and Will be held at Vale. Tuesday. June family and enjoyed a trip to Mary- 24th starting at 9 o ’clock. Dorette Kielhom who is employed hill Sundday. Fruits and vegetables have a double value at Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Purdy and Mrs in Ontario spent the past week at this time o f the year -the value o f low prices C. C. Kllburn went to Vale Thurs the home of her mother. Mrs. Ida Klelhorn. day to visit Mrs. Tom Scott. and the value o f stored up health-giving vitamins Mrs Levi Johnson, left Thurs Claude Each us was re-elected on when they are stored in the Polar Cold Storage the High School board at election and Locker Plant. Monday. Q U IZ : Lincoln Heights Alberta Valley Swan's Bakery The health minded housewife who stores fruit and vegetables NOW can rest assured that her family will maintain their summer energy again st the winter months when fresh garden stuff is not available. QUICKFREEZING PLUS EVEN TEMPER- ATURED LO CKERS WILL PROTECT YOUR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES UNTIL YOU ARE READY TO PLACE T H E M ON YOUR TABLE DUR ING T H E WINTER MONTHS. I? Ä Locker Space Now Available At Reasonable Rates BEEF By The Quarter P O R K By H A L F or W hole SATURDAY EVENING Buena Vista day evening tor Lenor*. Kansas Called there by the death of her father. Mr L. O Hickman Miss Shirley Harvey. Phyllis and Jack Beachman attended the Cherry Festival In Emmett. Idaho on Thurs day. Miss Kathryn Neilson who is em ployed in Boise Idaho spent Sun day at the home of her parents. Mr and Mr*. George Ward and sons visited Saturday at the home of Mr and Mr*. I Selby In Kuna Idaho. Mrs Austin Robbins and daughter Iona are confined to their home with the mumps Mrs Roy McNeil and children at tended a birthday party at the home of Mrs Kay McCarty in Wei- ser. honoring the third birthday of her little son. Ross. Mr and Mr* Emil Prank. Den Johnson. Pauline and Jack Musgrave were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Winslow RICHLAND Mr and Mr*. Henry Hartley. David and Robert of Nyssa were Sunday evening guests at the Or- tand Cheldelin home. Bonnie Whipple Winona Hender son Mrs. John Ridder and Ilaleen Maw arrived Home from 4-H sum mer school at Corvallis. Mr and Mrs Watsor. and Joan of Nyssa were Wednesday evening guests at the Pat Bennett's. Phyllis Ann Cheldelin has had the mumps Mr. and Mr*. Cirl Meridth of Beu lah visited at the H. V. Maw home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Maw and Big Bend Judith Ann returned to Beulah for a short visit. Mr and Mrs Tom Johnson were dinner guests at the Nick Luek , home In Nyssa. Attend Dinner— Mr and Mrs J. T Long and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Thompson were guests at a family dinner party given in honor of Dan Davis at Cald well. UNSUFFICieVf CoVESACrC O M E forms of in a d e q u a te S coverage can be seen m the V / ' l .. - lu'SfJCft Respect for those whom we are privleged to at tend Is not tinged with commercialism. Years In the community has made us vulnerab'e to a gen uine grief at the pass ing of any of our towns men. That grief binds us to respect the wishes of those who grieve with us. dark — others are less obvious for example, those involving in surance T o be really adequate, insurance on y o u r h o u s e should c o v e r not only fire, but also damage from smoke, windstorm, hail and other hazards. Adequate insur ance on personal property should cover luggage, fur coats, jewels, cameras, collections and other valuables. Fortunately, there Is an easy way to make certain your insurance is complete and up-to-date This agency is lully prepared to give expert advice concerning your vital in su ra n ce n e e d s Don t guess — consult us today NYSSA FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 73W Nyssa Frank T. Morgan Phone 97 EVERY DAY IN MANY WAYS.. ------------ * ------------ Lower Bend At the annual school election June 18th Horace Chaney was elected dl- I rector for a three year term and Mrs. j Joe King was elected Clerk for one | year. Miss Jean Burch of LaGrande has sent In her resignation as teacher of [ Dtst 47, lower grades. She will teach 2nd and 3rd grades of Halns 1 school. Mr. and Mrs Joe King returned home Sunday from a two weeks vacation. They attended the State Orange convention at New Port as delegates of the Big Bend Orange and visited friends and relatives In Portland and Salem enroute. They arrived In Ontario 8unday A. M to attend the lovely garden Weddtrw of their non. Lewis to Miss Emma Young of that city. The newlyweds left Immediately following the cere mony for a honeymoon at the Pay ette Lakes. Mr and Mrs. Dick Case, have moved Into one of the Arthur Holly houses near the Snake river. Mrs Guy Octmlca. Is staying the past two weeks at the Steve 8 Ullonls home In wade, caring for Mrs Sell- lonls and her new son. Guests at the Harry Russell home Sunday were: Mrs Russel's parents. Mr and Mrs R E Servass of Nvssa. you need Automatic FEED DRY Electric Water Heating COIF STARTED insTEAD ormiLK The necessity for hot water is something that's unanimous! In every home the need arises in many different ways. So why not have it the most dependable and efficient way? An automatic electric water heater is the perfect answer! It's a silent servant that's working and waiting for you all th« time . . . and it now operates at a reduction of 10 per cent irt You'll have lots more milk to sell if you feed your calves PURINA CALF STARTENA instead o f milk. And the Calf Scartena is much cheaper! One bag of PURINA CALF STARTENA eo«t* 84.34. It 11 i * m thm it cost. H 01 '" a u r n o * \ 0 /. LHfc k p £ p Investigate now. Leam about the advantages you can enjoy from auto matic electric water heating. i u i c t r \ c m a . y easy monthly terms bring this conveni ence to your home. Arthur 8 ervass and son Jean all of Purdy home Tuesday enroute to Vale Find out how small a down payment, and what
