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PAGE EIGHT l'H E NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JO U R N AL, NYSSA, OREGON TH U R S D A Y, M ARCH 13, 1947 d>ed by mistake and a pair of 1 and Nina Cottle. ornaments for their mothers. I tive of the Century Metalcraft Benedict, Enterprise avenue andfor moving or wrecking. Phone rabbits turning into real chin-1 Reed Ray and Mrs. Grant Jones j Troope 1, 2 and 3 are planning I company, served dinner to the Vale road. 13Mlxp. 0O5F21 after 7 p. m. 13M1XP chillas and having several litters ! and daughter furnished special to publish a bi-weekly paper. The following guests: Mr. and Mrs P L A Y W E LL RECEIVED amouting to $12,000, mixed with | music beiore and between the acts. editors will be Betty Tittle and I Devone Leavitt, Mrs. Lee Miller, with records The three-act play presented by The Vale L. D. S. ward has in Betty Matherly of troop 3. M em -I Mrs. Golden Leavitt, and Mrs. H. I “ ^ ' ono« raph WtUl [ £ £ £ the love affairs of a high schooi members of the Mutual Improve vited the cast to present the play bers of the other two troops will T. Moore, all of Nyssa. Out-of- _ on_ _______________________ ment association of the L. D. 3. ¡tudent with the principal's dau- Tuesdav evening collect the news. The paper will town guests were Mr. and Mrs. p o R SALE Small house, suitable church, which was given in the thter, cau .ed much fun and ex- t be hectographed. Ed Randell of Parma, and Mrs. J. senool gymnasium last Monday I < it*ment during the entire per- MR. AND MRS. MEET Hemmert of Pocatello, Idaho. I ?- evenlng, was well received by the fórmame. Each character was very ) The Mr and Mrs. bridge club E NTE R TAIN S C AST After dinner Mr. Spielman gave audience. Comic situations lnclud- well . . ^ " ^ a t e t t a ^ e was entertained at the home of C O M P LE T E STOCKS After the performance of a 3- a lecture on "Healthful Cooking lng the principals best coat being weu >• Mr. and Mrs Arthur Boydell last act play given Monday evening Methods. ON H AND Wednesday evening. Guests of the in the gymnasium, D. O. Bybee Insurance Real Estate group were Mr. and Mrs. Jack was host to all the members of UN IO N P A R T Y HELD High Qualities at ..¿noway. Prues at cards w e re : the cast, including the directors, The annual party of the em Reasonable Prices won by Mrs. R. G. Larson and making a total of 25, at a steak ployes of the Amalgamated Sugar Mrs. George Mitchell. supper given at the Sweet shop. company was held last Thursday Phone 64 1— Clovers During the meal, members re- j night. A potluck dinner was serv- Nyssa, Oregon CLUB MEETS ferred to each other by the nam es! ed In the home economics room 2— Alfalfas Ladies of the Wednesday eve they took in the play, causing of the high school building to all ning bridge club met at the home much humor among the group. 3— Grasses union members and their wives In ALL f a n . the Flying Goose on the North of Mrs. L. A. Maulding last week. and guests. The home economics Dr. G. W . Graves - I - 4— Vegetable Plants land bag U the Western farmer's unfailing Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper. a guest girls served the meal. R. G. Whit DANCE IS HELD guide to tested, fertile seed backed by the 62 of the club, was awarded the A Red Cross benefit dance was aker was toastmaster. A few ¡in year reputation of America's leading seeds O PTO M ETRIST traveling prize. Mrs. Herbert hale! in the Sunset community j promptu talks were given. A dance men. This year, due to Improved processing Fisher won high score and Mrs. hall March 1. The net proceeds, $55,1 was held after the dinner in the Don’ t risk soil starv methods and Northrup. King's constant search Joe Maughn won second high. was turned into the American Red gymnasium. ation. T H IS YE A R Eyes Examined for the BEST, the Northland quality is better start rotating cropa Cross fund. The women of the - 5 - than ever. Get your supply before possible to build up fertility. Sunset auxiliary, sponsors of the G IR L SCOUTS ELECT Go To Clinic— shortages occur. See your local Northrup. King Phone 720 Officers of Girl Scout troop No. dance expressed thanks to all Mrs. Bernard Frost of Nyssa dealer or write to . . • 3 were elected at a meeting held those of the community who help and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. See your local P.M .A. Committee, formerly at the home of their leader, Mrs. ed make the dance a success. W. McDowell o f Twin Falls, left 718 Arthur St. the Triple A , about Nyssa, Oregon L. A. Maulding, Marsh 6. Monday for Rochester. Minnesota, government payments for seed used in build The riew officers are Wanda HOSTS A T D INNER where Mrs. McDowell will receive ing permanent pas Phone 144J Nyssa, Ore. Caldwell, Idaho | _____ Kraal, , ,________ president: , _____ Patty ____________ Grunkie, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. I-ancaster, treatment in the Mayo Clinic. tures. BOISE IDAHO vice president; Bonnie Learned, I were hosts at a dinner given S u n - j _____________________ secretary, and Darlene Sessler, | day, March 9, in their home by Relatives Visit— treasurer and publicity chairman, i R. F. Spielman of Portland, Ore-1 Guests over the week-end in The girls are making kitchen gon. Mr. Spielman. a representa- the George Bertsoh home were Mr. and Mrs. W illie Krause and Anyone Interested In Mrs. Minnie Oritner of Revilo, South Dakota. They are the neph Organization o f An ews and niece of the late Mrs. George Bertsch. Social News -S E E D S - Bernard Eastman Watts Seed Company Northrup, King & Co. FORD Ammonium Sulphate The Perfect Plant Food FOR LAW NS GREENS GARDENS FARM S SHRUBS ORCHARDS One Pound Covers 200 Square Feet O f Lawn 10 pound bag 85c 50 pound bag $2.75 Herriman Motor Company American Legion Idaho Junior Ski Meet McCall, Idaho Sunday, March 16 Winners will go to Sun Valley For Northwest Championship Meet A M E R IC A N L E G IO N DANCE Saturday Night Phone 59 McCall For Reservations ONTARIO LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY Weekly market report for March 11, 1947 Receipts: Cattle 1026, hogs 213, sheep 3. Cattle: Fed steers $20 to $21.50. Fed heifers $17 to $21. Good cows $14.50 to $16.75. Beef bulls $14.50 to $16.75. Veal calves $15 to $24. Fleshy Stocker and feeder steers $16 to $19. Fat hogs $27. Packing sows $19 to $22. Feeder pigs $26 to $31.25. Lambs $18 to $19. For our sale next Tuesday, March 18 we will have an outstanding consignment consisting of 74 head of cows with calves at side. These are good quality, young hereford cows with good calves. For our sale Tuesday, March 25, we will have 18 head of registered Hereford bulls. These bulls are two years old and coming two. They are mostly o f Domino and Belmont breeding. Special Horse Sale Saturday, March 22 O N T A R IO L IV E S T O C K COM M . CO. “Where Buyers and Sellers Meet” Ellis White, Manager 413-M Ellis White & Clayt Tschirgi (Shirge) Aucts. O N T A R IO — 413-M Nursery Stock Dentzia Spirea Forsythia California Privet Honeysuckle Weeping W illow Mock Orange Flowering Plum NYSSA PROGRAM ------- ROSES-------- THEATRE -EVERGREENS F R ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y , M AR . 14-15 D O U B LE FE A T U R E PR O G R A M LLOYD L E W IS % Mile north o f Nyssa “ Y ’ Jean Porter — William Mason in “B E TTY baling. In Cairo junc 13M2xp. S U N D A Y & M O N D A Y , M A R C H 16-17 Bewitched . . . Bewildered . . . Betrayed Edward G. Robinson, Loretta Young, Orson Welles in “TH E S T R A N G E R ” A1 Pierce in “O N E EX C ITING W E E K " Also Buster Crabbe, Fuzzy St. John in “PR AIR IE B A D M E N ” Admimion W EDNESDAY Evening* ’5c-9c, Including Tax. & T H U R S D A Y , M AR . 19-20 One small lie pyramided out o f all proportions. The story o f a woman torn between two loves. Bette Davis, Paul Henreid, Claude Rams, John Abbott in “D E C E P T IO N ” latest News Adm Evening* W r-V , Including Tax LAUNDRY POR SALE— Case pick-up baler, also 1946 G.M.C. pick-up. Inquire, Bill Stewart, Cairo Junction. | 13M2xp. Q U IC K E ST — EASIEST — & — C H E A PE S T FOR S A L E — Stationary portable baler, powered by a Wisconsin air cooled motor. Bill Stewart. 13M2xp. FO R SALE — Chopped hay. Os car Schafer, 1 mile north and mile east of Adrian. 13M2xp. FO R SALE— 1937 Ford tudor se dan, new rubber, good condition. N. H. Moses. 13M4xc. POR SALE!— John Deere general purpose tractor, log and lumber trailer. 1 mile north, 1 mile west of Thompson hatchery, Ontario. George Stelling. Route 2, Box 129 E. 13Mlxp. FO R SALE— Netted gem and bliss triumph potato seed from blue tag, for sale or will put out two for three. Harry Masto, five miles south Adrian. 13Mtfc. FO R SALE— Baby chicks. White rocks, Austra-whites, Buff Minorc- as, Black Australorps, Light Bra hmas. Barred Rocks, and White Rocks and White Leghorns. Three miles south of Payette. We do cus tom hatching. Phone Fruitland 6221. Payette Valley Hatchery, Rt. I, Payette, Idaho. 13Mtfc. POR SALE— Standard L. C. Smith typewriter, good condition, $25. Nyssa Furniture Co. 13Mtfc. PO R S A L E - Certified to be Utah sweet Spanish onion seed, ger mination test 60 per cent, $2 pound. Also purebred Guernsey bull from Hite stock, six nidnths old. J. H W ay to Wash j Open March 17 HOURS Open — 6:00 A.M. Close — 6:00 P.M. On First Street, South o f Underpass Nylon Hose Slight Irregulars 51 Guage 98c New Spring Purses $1.95 To $5.95 A ll Sizes— Colors— Styles Attention Amateurs $2.25 To $5.95 Cotton Sheet Blankets Win cash prizes and radio audition on ama T U E S D A Y , M A R C H 18 B A R G A IN N IG H T HELP-UR-SELF FO R SALE— 1938 Model A John Deere potato and beet cultivator, also "60’’ Oliver tractor with two cultivators, 1944 model. A ll In good condition. Alfred Costley, 5 miles west and miles from Bomedale, Idaho. 13Mlxp. Ladies Blouses Disney Cartoon Mai.. Son.. 1:30 Adm., 30c-9c, Inc. T u Adm. Evening*. 40c-9c, Including Tax name and address to box 72, Nyssa. , M ISCELLANEOUS — Custom plowing and discing. Martin T u t tle, route 2, Parma, H4 miles south and Vfe mile west of Nyssa- Parma junction. 13M3xp. C O -E D ” Mat., »a t., I:s0 AOm. Z5c-5c Inc. T a i A dm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Including T ax Please phone 188W or 193R or send card with LO ST— One brown long-haired shepherd dog. Name Charley. Re ward. Vaughn Stringer, phone 04R3. 13M2xp. Charles Starrett— Smilev Burnette in “LO NE H A N D T E X A N ” Archery Club Too Late To Classify W ANTE D — Custom quire Bill Stewart, tion. FOR SALE— Apartment size Elec tromaster electric range. First class condition, $75.00. John Points, East 4th street. 13Mlxp. Soft Maple Trees Phone 108 F R U IT L A N D — 522 j teur hour with songs, skits, readings, dances. Benefit o f Memorial Hospital Fund A quilt will be given away. Nyssa Gymnasium 8 P. M. March 19 Sponsored by Arcadia Sunshine Club Amateurs wishing to enter call 06-R3, Nyssa or write Box 212, Nyssa, Oregon before March 15. 70 X 90 White ARE YOU FULLY INSURED AGAINST LOSS? for i AC Tj KEN RENSTROM RIAL (S T A T I PHONf * 7 ) ANO IN S U R A N « NYSSA. OR(GON $2.25 66 X 76 Checked $1*59 Boys’ Sport Shirts CO RD U RO Y AND P L A ID $ 2.98 Bracken’s
