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TH E N YSSA G ATE C IT Y JO U RN AL. N YSSA, OREGON PAGE SIX S U N D A Y SC H O O L TO O BSERVE B IR T H D A Y S OREGON T R A IL (Special)— Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ennis, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ennis and Tom, Jr., of Mon trose, Colorado visited several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. F C. Fry. Mr. and Mrs. William Whitehead of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Whitehead of Boise, and Mrs. Nell Whitehead of Ny.ssa visited W ed nesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen. The Oregon Trail Sunday school will hold a birthday party honor- GENERAL H A U L IN G PACKAG E D E LIV E R Y M O VING JOBS Nyssa Sanitation Service Office In, Ken Renstrom’s Insurance O ffice Phones 23-W and 103-J No Extra Cost. Save depreciation by building with Cinder Blocks Headgates in three sizes N Y SSA TILE A N D PIPE CO. Attention!! Seed Growers W e Still Have A Limited Acreage O f Turnip And Rutabaga To Contract Phone U * Or See Us At Your Earliest Convenience Dessert Seed Company Nyssa, Oregon Phone 132 ing those having birthdays in May day dinner in observance of Mrs. and June Saturday afternoon, July Landreth's 21st birthday. Mrs. Cas- 12 at the schoolhouse Mrs. Alfred sle Goshert of Boise, a sister of Adams and Mrs. F O. Holmes will Mrs. Diven, and Mrs. Nora Ray called later in the evening. be hostesses Mr and Mrs. D. W Handley Mr. and Mrs. F C. Fry picnicked at the Dean Smith home an the and children, Jean and Frank, and Mr. Handley's father, William Han 4th. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Holmes and dley of Sacramento are visiting Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Mr. and Mrs. Terhune for two Holmes and family, Mr and Mrs. ; weeks. Mrs. Handley and Mrs. Ter- Gilbert Holmes and daughters, Mr. 1 hune are s-isters. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen and fam ily j Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams and and Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Byers and Mr. and Mrs. Thermin Hill were family picnicked the 4th at the in Ontario on business Monday. I Mr. and Mrs. Jake Simmons and F. S. Byers home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and ¡children and Mr. Harvey spent the daughters of Nampa and Mr. and Fourth in Caldwell on a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pfeiler and Mrs Harold Fivecoat and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorretta Russell spent the week-end at Payette lakes. Alfred Adams and family July 4. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Oheldelln Cherl Johnston of Ontario is and daughters, Phyllis and Don visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Fry. na, spent FViday in Caldwell on a Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen shop picnic. ped in Boise Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Stikes of Salem visited Mr. and Mrs. Phlll L A W N PICNIC IS Harris over the holidays. H E LD A T R IC H L A N D Mary Am i Pocht is visiting Caro lyn Lundy in Salem. Mr. and Ms. Wallace Gregg en R IC H LAN D (Special!— Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brandt entertained 20 tertained Mr. and Mrs. William guests at a lawn picnic Friday. Gregg and Francis Ann Dibble, Mr. Games were played during the a f and Mrs. George Gregg and An- ternoon and in the evening fire . nette. Mrs. Annie Gregg and Her- I schell Gregg and children at a works were shown. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell and .dinner Friday. son, Joel, and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Fleshman spent the holidays fishing N A M P A P L A N N IN G near Enterprise. A N N U A L STAM PEDE Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boenic were in Boise on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brandt and N A M PA (Special)— Nampa’s an nual rodeo, the Snake river Stam children were in Boise Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Templer of pede promises to be the greatest Lakeview were the guests of Mr. this year of a long succession of and Mrs. Charles Grider for sev outstanding performances, officials eral days. Mr. and Mrs. Templer said today, announcing the feature attractions of the four-night show, are former Nyssa residents. Mr. Harvey of Cheyenne, Wyom July 16 through 19. Leo J. Cremer o f Big Timber, ing is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jake Simmons, and fam ily for sev Montana, one o f the northwests most noted rodeo producers will eral days. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Davis and bring to Nampa what he declares family spent the Fourth on a pic is the "largest and most impressive show I ’ve ever had on the road.” nic in Boise. A1 Udlinek of Portland visited Eddie Dean, star of 12 recent his brother, Richard Udlinek, and technicolor western movies, will be in Nampa to sing each night of the family, Sunday. » Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Diven and stampede, accompanied by a five- family entertained Mr. and Mrs. piece band, the Rodeo Revelers. C. E. Landreth Sunday at a birth- Dean has also invited all kids in the area to be his guests at a kid’s party in Lakeview park soon after his arrival. The exact day and hour Serving 5 Counties are to be announced later. From the ' Largest Stock of A queen to reign over the stam Genuine pede will be chosen from among six candidates nominated by Nam pa service clubs, and will be host ess to queens from surrounding towns and communities, who have Parts been invited to be honor guests of Orders Shipped Immediately the rodeo association. A horsemen’s parade for saddle club members in Boise valley will precede the rodeo each night, and will compete for cash prizes being Payette, Idaho Phone 49 offered to the club having a mini mum of 16 riders present all four nights. Points will also be given for horsemenship, attire, flags and ban ners, and the type of horses ridden by members. Outstanding feature attractions at the rodeo will include Dick and Pauline Pickard, Gene Allen and Betty Willis, trick riders; Marvin Ramsey, who will bring his cele brated team of Roman jumping About His •horses; Professor Asevera and Miss Hugett and their high school horse, Manser, Inc. Ask Your Neighbor King-Wyse Sugar Beet Loader Vacation J PORTLAND WITH Motor Mounted We have the testimonials o f many farmers in the Homedale, Wilder, Marsing and Huston areas who have used King-Wyse Sugar Beet Loaders with complete satisfaction. Their endorse ment is our best guarantee that the King-Wyse loader will really do the job, efficiently and economically. W e invite you to ask your neighbor what he bois T S ^ . The Friendly .Line NATIONWIDE BUS SERVICE Eastbound Westbound 8:05 AM 5:20 AM •1:20 PM 10 20 AM 3:45 PM •2 20 PM -6:15 PM •6 35 PM 11:00 PM 11 45 PM •Twin Falls Loc. •Welser Local -Boise Local DEPOT: TO W N E ’S G ARAG E PHONE 196-W T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 10, 1947 which Cremer reports is “ the great est act ever to get In a rodeo are na." Also featured will be the Razelle brothers, trapeze artists who will present a breath-taking balancing act and La Marrettes, a five-girl acrobatic team. John Jordan will annonce the show. Hank Mills will be the arenu clown and bull fighter, assisted by Scrap Iron Patch, barrel clown. Margie Qreenough, noted bronc rid er, will also perform. Cremer will bring to Nampa his prize rodeo stock, Including Brah ma bulls, steers calves and hard- to-ride brones. Purses this year will total »4000 plus entry fees of the cowboys. The stampede is a world's champion rodeo under the Rodeo Cowboys association award system. NU-ACRES (Special)— Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood and Bill and Horace spent the Fourth fishing in the hills. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Preston re turned Monday from a visit in Nebraska, Missouri and Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Souther land and fam ily of Nyssa spent Sunday visiting In the Harry Wood home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Huffman and families visited in Cambridge over the week-end with relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Huffman, who have just taken possession of the Cambridge hotel. Mrs. Curtis Fry has returned home with her new son from the Nyssa Nursing home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nedbalek celebrated the Fourth with the Crosley family. PICNICS H E LD B Y O W Y H E E RESIDENTS O W YH EE (Special)— Mrs. Donald Brewer was given a pink and blue shower Wednesday afternoon on the lawn at the home of Mrs. W er ner Peutz. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to 30 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Don Franklin of Nyssa were week-end guests in the Lynn Kygar home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald held a picnic on their lawn F ri day for Mr. and Mrs. R ay Fletcher and Mrs. Mary Fletcher of Home dale, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toyne and son, Jim, of La Grande. Miss Trula Franklin stayed with her sister, Mrs. Gerald Slippy, sev eral days last week. Mrs. Wilson W inter gave a birth day party Sunday fo r her son, Dickie. Several of his friends en joyed refreshments served on the front lawn and a swim and weiner roast at Sniveley’s spring. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glenn had a picnic on their lawn Friday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn and children, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Kreager and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Householder, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith, Mrs. Mildred Phillips, and Joanne and Diane Schweitzer. The crowd went to Sniveley’s spring for a swim in the afternoon. Mrs. Mildred Hite had as dinner guests Saturday night Mr. and Mrs Werner Peutz. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and childred shopped in Boise Man- day. In the evening they attended the ball game at Airway park be tween Boise and Ogden. Master Sergeant James Atkeson, former Owyhee resident, visited his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ditty. Atkeson is home on leave from Berlin, Germany, where he has been stationed. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown and children of Boise were overnight guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kygar. Mr. and Mrs. Kygar took them back to Boise Sunday. Bill Norriss was a Sunday din ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ditty. Mrs. Lynn Kygar and daughter, Maxine, went to Mitchell butte Wednesday to attend 4-H club meeting at the Frank Knottingham home. Mrs. Mildred Hite and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hite and son, John, The King-Wyse loader is o f practically all-steel construction, securely braced and bolted, easily accessible and set up. Roller bearings throughout. Main drives are of steel cut tooth sprockets and silent roller chain. Drive gears are self contained. Timken bearing mounted, and run in oil. Timken bearings in axle. The King-Wyse loader is capable of loading a ton of sugar beets per minute, picks up the last beet in the row, or picks up a single beet at any time. Operates on muddy or frozen fields Why Suffer From The Lack O f Is reported to be better. Examiner Coming— A drivers license examiner is scheduled to be on duty In the city hall in Nyssa Friday, July 11 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. E.W. P R U Y N Don M. Graham Auto Repairing Insurance Agency Reboring, Valve Grind Fire and Automobile ing, Lathe work. Parts and accessories Insurance Rentals N U -A C R E S FA M ILIE S G O O N V A C A T IO N S thinks of his King-Wyse loader. Judge for your* self, then come in and order from us. were dinner guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brewer. Several men are riding in the hills this week looking after their cattle on summer range. Mrs. William Peutz has been ill at her home for several days, but Phone 56w Bonds RAYBAN , GOGGLES CALOBAR SUNGLASSES % These may be ground to Prescription from your present glasses FOR IN F O R M A T IO N P H O N E 720 DR. G . W . G R A V ES O PT O M E T R IST Caldwell, Idaho Complete Line O f Plumbing Supplies Septic Tanks Cleaned and Repaired Brower’s Plumbing Shop Nyssa, Oregon Phone 196-J E VERYB O D Y W A N T S GOOD Screen Doors W e have them in all sizes Stunz Lumber Co. McGinnis & Brown CO N TRAC TO RS Spray and Brush Painting Interior and Exterior Decorating Phone 163-W Notice To Nyssa W ater Users Ordinance No. 288, adopted July 14, 1942, and still in effect, provides: Water for irrigation only through garden nozzle or sprinkler attached to *%-inch hose or pipe. Water for irrigation to be used only between Water? the hours o f 6 a.m. and 10 a.m., and between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. o f each day. Provided further, in event o f a fire alarm, Get A Myers Pump all irrigation water to be turned o ff immmedi- ately. The Council has ordered that the above pro See Us Now Farmers’ Supply Co. PHONE COLLECT Phone 678 Caldwell or 763-J Nampa “The Hou»e of Oliver” Nyssa Implement Company Stunz and Thomas visions be adhered to during the present em- 'ergency. The Common Council, Nyssa, Oregon
