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i PA G E FIVE THE NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JOURNAL____TH U RSD AY, A U G U ST 8, 1946 Fair Queen Is Good On Ranch Dolores Blanton, who was chosen August 4 at a point show spon sored by the Sage and Saddle club of Ontario, as queen of the Malheur county fair. Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Blanton o[ Ontario. At the point show, Miss Blanton wore a white sombrero, green shirt, officer’s twill riding trousers, white beaded gloves and silver-mounted spurs. She was mounted on a beau tiful palomino stallion owned by Conley Davis. Black silver-mounted equipment completed the outfit. Glenna Turner of Vale and Florence Webb of Ontario were Bernard Eastman Real Estate Insurance Ï Phone 64 Nyssa, Oregon runners-up in the queen contest, became princesses. Miss Turner appeared In colorful western re galia, mounted on a spirited bay. She was sponsored by the Circle V Biding club of Vale. Miss Webb ! was sti iking In her bla.k and ¡white outfit a.tride a roan pinto. The rodeo royal family will appear | at all the valley rodeos to assist I in advertising the county fair, | which will be held August 31 and September 1 and 2. | Queen Dolores Is a true pro- I duct of the old west, fair officials I said. Her great,greac grandfather. George Blanton, and her grand- I father, John Blanton, came to Oregon by covered wagon in 1880 | They loitered bneuy here and went on as far as Hood River, but returned to the vicinity of 1 Malheur bute the same year and ! the Blanton dependents have liv- U N IV E R S IT Y I suffered for years and am so ! thankful that I found relief iron I this terrible afnictlon that I wu ! uladly answer anyone writing m for Information. Mrs. Anna Pautv P. O. Box 825. Vancouver, Wash. OF OREGON, Eugene July 25 (Special)- Ore gon's best-known figure in jour nalism is George Tum ball (left) whose appointment as dean of the University of Oregon school of journalism was announced this week. The appoinment of .cus. ell I. Thackrey as dean of iturna'ism to succeed Dean Tumball in 1947 was also ann ounced this week. Dean Thack- rey was in Oregon in June and addressed members of the Ore gon New. paper Publishers ass ociation at their Gearhart meet ing. Land Leveling AND SUB-SOILING Dragline and Shovel Work C. E. LESEBERG Phone 154J Bed Lamps HUSBAND AND W IFE DECORATED . . . Believed to be the first ceremony in which a husband and wife received military awards simullaneously. Cel. Robert M. Love, center, and his wife, Nancy Harkness Love were awarded the Distinguished Service Medal and Air Medal, respectively. Lt. Gen. Harold L. George, made the pre sentation. Love served with the ferrying division, ATC and AAF. Mrs. Love was originator of the WASP. Tubular Globes Nyssa Furniture Company ACROSS FROM R E C LA M A T IO N OFFICE For Sale dition. Thursday, August 15, 12 noon. 15 miles south and west of Vale in Little valley or 6 miles BILL LANE Auctioneer Mione 116J______ Nyss. Shop Moved You are cordially invited to attend the open ing of our new store in its new location at 213 South Oregon street, across the street from oui former location, at 9:30 on Friday, August 9 Wyckoff Jewelry Shop Caldwell — Almost 3000 people gathered at Rodeo park Sunday evening to view drills put on by saddle clubs from Marsing, Huston, Nyssa and Caldwell which will be repeated this week at the Caldwell Night Rodeo. The performance followed by a buckaroo supper, sponsored by the Caldwell Rodeo board, at which about 600 Canyon county horse men were special guests, Including 40 members of the Snake River Stampeders riding club of Nampa. Drawing was held at tihe supper to determine the dates of the per formance of each saddle club. Hus ton, Wednesday night, Nyssa to night, Marsing Friday and Cald well Saturday. Stock for the show is being fur nished by J. C. “ Doc" Sorenson. Ontario, Oregon J 1 i/o horsepower gas engine. Three % inch pumps. Table model radio with 1000-hour battery Hot water tank. JAKE’S FIX-IT SHOP ONE OF GREATEST . . . Whether or not Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox slugger, is as great as Babe Ruth, Is still open to debate, but his three smashing homers into right Held stand against Cleve land proves that he is good F A IR W A Y TO FURROW . . . Pausing between (ournaments on his farm near Denton, Texas, golf ebampion Byron Nelson relaxes behind the wheel of a tractor. He raises sweet potatoes, peanuts and cucumbers. ed in this vicinity continuously open range with rope and Iron. ince that time. She trains and rides her own race Miss Blanton lives on a cattle horse. Red Crest, a two-year-old, ranch and takes her turn on the which she hopes to enter at the county fair this fall. WORLD'S FINEST Tractor Buck Rake Moves More Hay FASTER! J3HEAPER! Makes Cleaner Hay! O m ' « « ! by the power reel heist, the HI-LIFT Buck Bake rides •a ita ava rahber-tlred wheels, at speeds up to 20 aiiles an hour. It carri« ap ta ano toa oa each trip. The big HI-LIFT p i i « o f hay cure oat sweet and green, resisting saa and moisture. You get more hay and better hay, fhe HI-LIFT way! The same hoist operates the load«, donar and other Implements. See it now a t . . • B Cr M Equipment Co. BURNS CHEVROLET CO. BLDG. Caldwell, Idaho 9th and Arthur Your Minneapoli»-Moline Farm Store BANK COMMISSIONER i LOANS ARE RENEWED Congress has extended the time for making land bank commission- > er loans to July 1, 1947, Herbert J. Davis, secretary-treasurer of the ! Payette National Farm Loan as sociation, Is advised by R. E. Brown president of the Federal Land bank \ o f Spokane. Authority to make j t h e » loans had expired on the first of this month. Commissioner loans, made thro ugh the facilities of the land bank and national farm loan associaUons, may be secured by either a first or second mortgage but may not ex ceed 75 per cent o f the appraised normal value of the property. Mr Davis said. Commissioner loans | bear 5 per cent Interest while reg ular land bank loans are made at 4 per cent. Ontario Loses Baseball Final Wilder — Wilder won a smash ing 9-0 victory from the Ontario, Ore. guest entry to capture the ninth Idaho state semi-professional baseball crown before a crowd of more that 1200 The Ontarians had previously handed Wilder their only defeat tn the tourney by a 3-2 count last Saturday night, but Tuesday night the home town entry left no room i for doubt by «mashing out C ARD O F T H A N K S Our deepest gratitude to our friends and neighbors for their assistance and many acts of kind- Owyhee Drug Company Nyssa’s Quality Store Attention Farmers! Wh iy Gamble o n Price ? Se e Us For c Contract Criops To Be Planted Soon Dessert Seed Company NYSSA, OREGON Phone 132 east >f Harper then 3/4 mile north and 1/2 mile west. Horses, cattle, hogs, C ARD OF T H A N K S machinery, dairy equipment, tools T o my many friends of Nyssa and hcurchold goods. Lunch serv and surrounding country I want ed. Ernest Smith, owner. Col. Bert to express my sincere thanks and Anderson, auctioneer. appreciation ior having made my three years with you while In business in the Owyhee Beauty shop so happy and prosperous. 1 also wish to thank all of you for the flowers, gilts and words of kindness that has helped so much these weeks while I have been in the nursing home. Everyone has been so kind and thoughtful that my children and I will never for get It. Sincerely, Mrs. Letha Jeffrey. The cigarette that satisfies Is the one that Is carefully extinguished after smoking. Wherever you are | get that habit. K ill that last spark. KEEP OREGON GREEN. 28-inch circle saw. FARMALL JOHN DEERE FORD FERGUSON OLIVER L S. CHALMERS MOLINE SALE CALENDAR People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. No one should throw lighted material on forest or range lands. Ext-eme cau tion with fire will help to KEEP OREGON GREEN. Kerosene enameled 1946 range. In fine con ADAPTABLE to Th«M Standard W h ««l Tractors: bereave Mr. and Mrs. Orlln Black. Mr and Mrs. Fred Guthrie. NYSSA DRILL TEAM SHOWING TONIGHT Baked enamel in several colors. Equipped with recent time and efforts .n our behalf. Marie C. Black. ami-pro baseball congress at .Vichita, Kansas. Ontario earned its way into the inals here Tuesday night by scor ing a 16-8 victory over Nampa in even innings of play. The final game between Wilder and Ontario started into a Wilder parade with the first pitch from Leadoff-man Calvin Farley, who poled it for a home run to deep enterfield, and then three Ontario errors set the stage for a base- < leuring double by George Blank- ley. Wilder picked up three more In the third inning aided by two more Ontario miscues, and in the fourth frame Arky Rodgers, W ild er leftfielder, topped the one-sided fhow with a circuit clout which went 395 feet over 'the fence in right center scoring Freddy Hultz, who had singled ahead of him. Meanwhile Lefthander Houston Garman, who had sustained the defeat by Ontario Saturday, was holding up the Oregonians nicely In check giving up only three hits and fanning seven. It was Garman's second win in playoff competition against one loss. Available for the first time in several months our We especially wish to thank those who gave so freely of their blood, 'mi-pro baseball tourney whicn ive . an automatic victory to a ■am that is lending by eight runs r more after five full innings ot play. Wilder's victory earned Manager arl Gregory's nine the right to nter a playoff with the Laurel, font, nine, champions of Montana. ,'he winner o f this series will rep- esent this region in the national I RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS Nyssa ness during ment. i ns in the first inning, three more i the third and two In the fifth j triumph. The game w it halted after the < nd of the fifth inning in accord- ..nee with the national rule of Box 117
