THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
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This Week Marks Your Last Chance
PICKING UP F A W N
DEER IS ILLEGAL
The Oregon state game comm-
_ lsslon makes Its annual request
tliat sympathetic Individuals refrain
from picking up fawn deer that
appear to be deserted. In most
instances this is not true and if
the fawn is left alone, its mother
will eventually return to claim it.
“Deliberate picking up of fawn#
in order to obtain a pet is against
the law and a permit Is not Issued
to keep it unless It can be proved
that the fawn actually was deserted
and would have died,” officials
said.
“While voting deer mav be att
ractive pets, as they grow older
they can become burdensome to
care for and often dangerous to
human life if adequate facilities
ere not provided. In the end, the
deer may have to be killed as most
rf them cannot be satisfactorily
released after being raised In cap
tivity."
Lincoln Heights
Following Sunday school Sunday
morning, Clyfe Hainllne, U. S.
ravy, gave a short message on navy
life. He is home on leave, waiting
for the repair of his ship, which
was hit by a “suicide” plane. Sev
eral sailors were killed but Main
line escaned unharmed. He returned
to duty Wednesday.
Lincoln Sunday school plans to
rend five delegates to the Amerl-
o n Sunday school Bible camp,
which is to be held at Payette
lsik»s th“ last week of July.
The Patch and Chat club met
r* the home of Myrtle Ledgerwood
Thur-risy afternoon. Co-hostesses
were Mary Wtnslow, Lucille Hickey
and 7,oia Pettet. Roll call was
answered with a current event. The
club decided not to hold any spec
ial meetings during the remainin’
ai’mmer months. Ice cream, cookies
and nunch were served.
The Orien Hainllne and Jule
Houston families enjoyed a picnic
near Vale Sunday.
Margaret Nelson of Newcastle.
Nebraska arrived Wednesday even
ing to spend a few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Vem Smith, and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith of
Donalda, Canada arrived Tuesday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith
The two men are brothers, The
visitors will go to Orovllle, Wash
ington the latter part of this week
and then will return to their home
In Canada, where they will operate
a restaurant.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnea and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Vem Smith
end son Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith
end Margaret Nelson were enter
tained et Sunday dinner at the
I e» Smith home.
The farmers who raised nans for
the cannery began to harvest them
this week.
The Christian Fndeavor young
locople entoved a nfcnlc and swim
ming party at. Welser Sunday. Fl
ection of officers was held Sunday
evening.
lone Robbins and Doris Stohler
are attending 4-H summer school
rt Corvallis.
Cleone Pettet, Jo- Plasa. Ked
Oeimnl and Mrs. Florence Pettet
rirtlclpated In a skit, “Western
Charivari", given by the Boulevard
Juvenile Orange.
Mrs. Naomi Delmal was voted
into the Reheknh lodge Of Ontario
bv transfer Wednesday night,
Peggv Terrel and Norma Stoh'er
gave reoorts at the garden Club
meeting held at kb# home of their
leader In the White Settlement last
Thursday afternoon.
Eugene Reed has sent word from
Oklahoma that his mother’s health
is Improving. His son, Allen of
Parma. Idaho is slaving on his
father's farm while Mr. Reed la
in Oklahoma.
Vem Smith was elected director
and Frits Held clerk at the annual
school meeting held last Monday
evening.
Mrs. Ionise Ross and daughter
rf Boise are visiting at. the Orien
Hainllne home. Mrs. Ross received
word that her husband was killed
while serving in the armed force*
about three months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stohler and
Doris and Norma were entertained
at Sunday dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Rlndhold of Payette
Lorraine and Dixie Scott of
Parma spent a few days at the
Eugene Reed home.
Mr. and Mrs. Buell Hickey en
tertained Mr and Mrs. Orien Hain
llne at dinner Sunday. The Hainllne
family were Thursday evening din
ner guests at the Levi Johson home
Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Krlner and
family and Mr. and Mrs. A. A
Zickmund and son of Cairo were
entertained Wednesday evening at
the Ralph Barnes home. The occ
asion marked the eighth wedding
anniversary of Mr and Mrs Barnes
Mr and Mrs. Lyle Anderson have
returned from Sunnysuie. Washing
ton. where they attended the fun
eral of a relative.
Leave* For Home--
Mias Ruth Marie Brown, niece
of Mrs Bernard Frost, left Friday
for her home in Blackfoot Idaho
after visiting for several days at
the Frost home.
THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1943
To Buy War Bonds
In The Seventh War Loan
Help Nyssa and Malheur County Go Over
The Top At The 11th Hour
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Will you tell these men “I can’t
afford to buy my sh a re "?
BUY BIGGER BONDS
—and More of Them!
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bor. It’s not just a lot of numbers
pulled out of a hat. It’s our share,
your share, in the mighty 7th War
Loan.
Does it sound big, neighbor?
Well, those Superforts that are
plastering Japan are big—and
cost plenty. Battleships are big—
and cost millions. The job our
fighting men are out to finish is
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big — and the cost is staggering.
So of course our job is big. But
we can do it if you and every
other patriotic American in this
city buys a bigger bond than be
fore—or invests a bigger portion
of income in War Bonds now!
Loans. This 7th War Loan is like
drives in one.
Study the chart below. See
what your country expects you to
do in the 7th War Loan. Remem
ber, you are part of America— a
part of America’s might!
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Two D rives in One
By this time last year, you had
already subscribed in two War
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Hollingsworth Mdwe. & Imp. Co.
Nyssa Pharmacy
Brownie’s Cafe
Nyssa Lumber Co.
Frank T. Morgan
Lemon’s Hatchery
Nyssa Packing Co.
Gate City Cafe
A1 Thompson & Son
Inland Oil Co.
Inter-State Oil Co.
Thompson Oil Co.
Nyssa Furniture Co.
Curry Produce
Eder Hardware Co.
Idaho Power Co.
Mo3S-Ninemire Motor Co.
Nyssa Tavern
Stunz Lumber Co.
Towne’s Garage
Farmers Supply Co-op
Gordon’s Drive-In
Gamble Store
Owyhee Drug Co.
Pruyn’s Garage
Polar Cold Storage
Nordale Furniture Store
Powell Service Station
Golden Rule Store
Boise Payette Lumber Co.
Nyssa Theatre
Signal Service Station
Atkeson’s Clothing Store
The Food Mart
Nyssa Elevator