PAGE SIX
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1948
THE NYJSA GATE CITY JO UR NAL, NYJ3SA, OREGON
W O M EN O R G AN IZE
IN SUNSET V A L L E Y
S U N S E T V A L L E Y , M arch 22—
Twenty-six farm women attended
an all-day meeting at the Jim
Langley home Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Pete W ilson and Mrs. Jim
Langley were co-huatesses. The p ro
ject work for the day was the
actual bjoclng of Inner springs in
the cushions of chairs and daven
ports. W ork was under the gu id
ance of Mias Miriam Black, county
home demonstration agent.
Tw enty-four women signed
as
membere, organizing Into a group
forming a home extension unit to
carry on the county and state home
e xtension program, furthering the
¡Torn B um ingham Thursday even-
at the Oce Sehweizer home, with the part of Miss LydU .
I interest« of the rural women
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leach and
llffo rd NieUen and g y .
Officers elected for the newly- Mrs. Nelson Field and Mrs. Oce
Mrs. Dee Anderson and two cm i- | made a business trip to Monument,
formed extension unit are Mrs. Schweizer as co-hostesses.
Kenneth M cDonald,chairm an; Mrs.
Gabriel and Louie Astoreaa at- dren of Boise were callers at the Oregon Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Focht and
Lym an Pomeroy, vice chairman, \ tended the St. Patrick's dance at Kenneth Lorensen home, present
Mr. and Mrs. P h il Harris were
ing Mrs. uorensen with hand-made
and Mrs. Howard Oonnaughy, sec- Jordan Valley Wednesday night,
dinner guests of M r. and Mrs.
retary-treasurer. T h e date of the
Carro!1 you ng was hoBtesB
lhe grass shoes from the B aham a is
John Lane Friday evening.
regular meeting will be oa the
4-H "Just S o" girls Saturday af- lands.
^
and M rs E arl Alexander and
second Wednesday of each m onth, ternoon
Over 100 nersons attended the
I M r and Mrs. H. A. Diven attended
L.D.S. Relief society banquet Thurs-
“ " « S * m^ mh3 * 2 “ ° c i ^ r
On April 1, a septic tank demon-
the Pam ona G ra n ge meeting In the
through May. No meetings will be N a tio n will be given at the Robb day night at the Adrian Legtjn Boulevard hall Saturday evening
held during
the
busy summer xhompson farm h l l i a mlle north hall. The tables were gay with
and took the 5th degree with 34
months This work is open to ail j Q, the ,sunset
pro- blue streamers down the center other members.
L-,r l valley hall. T h e urn*
interested rural home-makers.
gram will Include the actual build
build- | ^nd bouquets of yellow daffodils.
Mrs. Les Woody, Mrs. Paul Heldt
The W orthwhile club which has ,
o { th#
^ M G . Huber, agri- Proceeds are adc^d to the fund for
acted as sponsor of the county | cultural
of the Or4 0n the erection of a new building in and Mrs. Morris were in Caldwell
Friday.
home demonstration work for th e 1
, colleae wil] SUnervlse and aid Salt Lake City for the general o f
Mr. and rMs. C lifford Nielsen
past year, will return to its regu- ‘m ‘ the cons'truction of u ,. tank fice and Relief society headquar
U r monthly socUl meetings on whlch will bf. made accordim! to ters. Those attending the banquet attended a pinochle party at the
the third Thursday of every month , h
standard state reauirements enjoyed dancing in hall in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Bingm am an Saturday.
The April meeting will be held
evening.
W a rd Lundy and son, W arren,
Harold
Peterson
of
Idaho
Falls,
al agent, will be present an d as
spent several days in the W illa
.‘-'1st. The wooden forms used for who has been leveling land on the mette valley on business.
this demonstration will latgr be former Savage farm, will load his
Richard and M argaret Diven and
available to those in the community machinery and return to Idaho Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Landreth at
who wish to use them. It will r e Falls this week.
Taylor Sandy spent a week vis tended the National Junior Ski
quire an all-day meeting for the
championship Sunday at Bogus ba
completion of the task, beginning iting his daughter, Mrs. W illiam sin.
about 9 or 9:30 a.m. All fanners Gregg.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric oBenic were
Mrs. Lila Mitchell, Val and Jar
and their wives who are interested
in Boise Tuesday.
In septic tank construction are in vis Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Guests at the Clifford Nielsen
G arner attended to business in
vited to attend.
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. M argaret Fuller of the O re Boise Wednesday.
Bill Norris, who lives on the Ira
Nielsen and family and M r
gon State college will speak to the
and Mrs. Clifton Nielsen. The oc
ladies on "Housing". A potluck Price farm, has been hired »as a casion was in celebration of Jill
gopher eradicator.
• lunch will be served at noon, with
Supper
guests
and
overnight M ane N ielsens 6th birthday,
guests at a slumber party honoring _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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i
The Sunset auxiliary members Arlene Piercy on her birthday were BRIDGFORD W IL L
rill not meet at Mrs. V em G a r M arian Price, Patty DeHaven, Jean
P A Y MORE M ONEY
ner's home, as formerly announced, Dierking, Betty Newbill, Shirley
but at the Robb Thomson home Smith, Joyce Kurtz and Delores
Payments to growers in 1948 will
April 1. A potluck. lunch will be Auker.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Garner, Mr. be nearly three times as large as
served.
last year’s payment, according to
A three-act comedy, “Ready Made and Mrs. Eldon G arner and Mr.
George Doherty, new general m an
Fam ily”, sponsored by the Owyhee and Mrs. Dave G arner visited at
ager of the Bridgford company's
L.D.S. M utual was presented W e d the Dewey G arner home in Em
frozen food division at Ontario.
nesday at the Oregon Trail school- mett Sunday.
Mrs. Bd Davis and son of W e i- Seven hundred thousand dollars has
house. Afternoon and evening per
been budgeted for raw product pay
formances were given. Director of ser were dinner guests of Mr. and
ments this year as compared with
the production was Mrs. Henrietta Mrs. Herbert Bergam Sunday.
^
m
M agnus Ekanger made a business $280,000 actually spent in 1947.
law .
As indications of its increased
The W idow M artin’s ramanca and trip to Caldwell Friday morning.
Bob Albritton of Balboa, P a n a raw product shipment, the B ridg
the children’s efforts to prevent the
ma, who is a college student at ford company stands ready to take
1
L a Grande, is a week-end guest in 60 new acres of asparagus, 80 to
130 acres of strawberries, 750 acres
The cast Included Mrs. George Lhe Ira Price home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett ac- of lima beans, and 3,000 acres of
Bessendorfer as the widow, Mrs.
ccmpanied Mr. and Mrs. Loren i corn. It was also announced that
Hite and family to Haines last a very successful season of pea
Tuesday. Both families then went contracting in the valley had been
to Portland for smelt fishing, and completed, with about 1300 acres
j
later to visit friends in Hood River. signed up.
Mr. Doherty called attention to
figures on last year’s operations,
Maw. Mrs. G rant Patterson played R ICH LAND COUPLE
which showed that strawberry gro
T A K E 5TH DEGREE wers earned as high as $1170 per
acre, despite the facts that it was
R IC H L A N D , M arch 25— Mrs. C lif their first crop year and that un
ford Nielsen and Jill Marie attend usually heavy rains destroyed many
«
ed the G a te City Cooking club berries.
Referring to asparagus, Mr. D oh
meeting^ Friday
Lynette Hick-
erty said, "This is one of the coun
m an’s home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stalterrberg try’s outstanding producing areas
of Caldwell were the guests of Mr. fo r this crop. Yields in two years
and Mrs. Eric Boenic Saturday. can be expected to be about one
Mrs. Staltenberg and Mrs. Boenic ton per acre, and in four to five
are sisters.
j years, three or mors tons per acre.
Mrs. E. H. Brandt attended a O ur asparagus contracts are written
bridge party at the home of Mrs. for 10 years and we pay each year
J
New S< ervice
Station Hours
the legitimate cannera' price at net
in the Yakim a valley Last year
this was 7*4 cents per pound."
Mr. Doherty also commented on
T W O N YSSA GIRLS
HONORED A T SCHOOL
U N IV E R S IT Y O F O R E G O N , Eu-
che company's research and devel- Kene, M arch 25 (Sp ecial!— Officers
opmant program, through which recently elected In the w om ens
he hopes to Introduce new crops living organizations on the Univer
and new varieties of present crops sity of Oregon campus for the
to the valley. He expressed the In doming year of 1948-49 Included
tention at eventually running the two girls from Nyssa.
Beverly Ure, daughter o f M r. and
plant at high volume throughout
Mrs. Ir a R. Ure, was elected first
the year, by processing additional vice president of Sigm a K appa
products such as apples and frozen sorority. Miss Ure is a freshm an
poultry. “W e feel that the Ontario m ajor In Journalism.
Beth Mitchell, daughter o f Mr.
plant, one of the world’s largest
an d Mrs. D. E. M itchell,. route 2,
for quick freezing and canning, was elected secretary of Zêta T au
can make a real contribution to Alpha sorority. Miss Mltdhell Is a
the economic security of ahe val sophomore m ajor in business a d
ley", Mr. Doherty concluded.
ministration.
S e e U s For Y o u r
Requirem ents
JO
H U B A M CLOVER
ALFALFA
RED CLOVER
PASTURE GRASSES
L A W N SEED
LA D IN O
7 a.m. to 9 p. m.
D e ssert Se e d C o m p a n y
Powell Service Station
NOTICE OF SALE OF C O U N T Y
Sweet Corn
•
T
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#
Acreage
i IM
20
Highest Price Per Ton
W h y did Aunt Hallie
wrap the ice in paper?
Phone 78-NJ after 6 p.m. or before 8 a.m., aUo 175 at the plant
8 a. m. to 5 p.m.
A poatcard to Idaho Canning Co., Nytsa, Oregon will bring a
fieldman promptly.
Idaho Canning Co.
O W N E D LAND S
Pursuant to an order of the County Court of M alheur County, Oregon
dated the 11th day of February, 1948, I will on the 29th day of March.
1848, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock A.M. at the front door of the County
Court House at Vale, Oregon, offer for sale, the tracts fixed by said
court with the proportionate cost of publication added thereon.
Said lands will be offered for sale as follows: A ll tracts priced at
$200.00 or less to the highest and best bidder for cash; all tracts
priced at more than $200.00 to the highest and best bidder for cash
or for not less than 20 per cent cash and the remainder to be paid
under written agreement, with the purchaser in equal installments
not exceeding 5 years, all deferred payments to draw Interest at the
rate of 6 per cent per annum, payable annually, and such agreements
shall be subject to all terms and conditions o f Section 86-143, O.C.L.A.
All lands with the boundaries o f Irrigation o r Drainage Districts
will be sold subject to any valid assessments m ade or to be made by
said districts since the date said lands were acquired by the county
and all lands within the boundaries of the W arm sprlngs Irrigation
District and which have been classified as in classes 5 an d 6 and as
to which said county has heretofore by resolution dated September
3, 1930. authorized a transfer to said district of the water rights
appurtenant to said lands shall be sold without water rights.
Said lands numbered as to tracts and with the minimum price«
Court House at Vale, Oregon, offer for sale the tracts of land herein
after described and numbered for ndt less than the prices fixed by
said court with the proportionate cost of publication added thereon.
Tract No.
Description
Sec.
Twp.
Rng.
Price
698 B S E 'iN E V i, EK 'SE'4,
S W V t N W 'i, W '- jS W 't ,
NEV a SW V I,
NW '4SE>4,
E'/ j SWV«, W H 8 B K
17
S W t iS E '4
18
W 4 N E V ., E ^ N W '4 ,
E 'i S W ',
28
N H N W ‘4
33
29
37
$ 840
699 B WM.NE14. S ^ N W t i ,
25
27
38
160
700 B S l4 , .
1
SW V4NW 4, N W t4 S W 4 ,
SV4S14,
4
N W 4SE H , E^SEK
5
N E 14, N H N W 1 4
9
SW 4NW 4
10
28
38
960
704 B NV4,
19
27
40
320
7Ó3
WMiWtt
15
18
41
160
703
W M jNH ti, SL4NW14
1
41
160
794 B SE'4
35
8W>4
36
19
41
320
700 B N ‘4SW>4SEt4
13
31
41
20
706 B N E H S E K .
13
31
41
40
707 B S H S E ‘4SW14.
17
N E '4 N E 14, N E 14 N W 14.
E 't S E l«
19
31
41
180
708 B N 'i S W t ; . N W >4 S E ti
32
14
42
120
709 B E ü W ^ S E ^ S E U ,
E ü S E Ü S E lk
25
30
42
30
710 B Lots 3 and 4. S W ’. N W H ,
W LiS W V .
3
31
42
200
711 B E H S W N , SW14SE14
3
31
42
120
712 B N H , SW>4. W H S E i ;.
N E ‘„ S E '4 .
9
31
42
600
713 B W 4 N W 4
11
31
42
80
714- B N E 1 .,W H ,W 14 S E , a
16
31
42
560
715 B N E l4 . WMi, W 4 S E >4
17
31
42
560
716 B E*s, Less 5.9 Acres State
Highway Land. E H N W 14,
Lot 1, E H S W li ,
19
31
42
514
717 B Lots 1, 2. 3, 4
18
Lot 1
19
41
42
200
718 B SW 1.NE14, S t t N W 'i
10
19
43
120
719 B S W '.S W '-« ,
1
N ‘ ï N W ‘4
11
31
43
120
720 B AU of Sec. 5. N W 4 N Ï 1» ,
N W 1 ..
9
31
43
840
721 B All of
29
30
44
640
723 B All of
31
30
44
640
723 B NRi.4. W H , N H S E li ,
39
30
44
560
724 B N W lcN E l . N W , .
5
31
44
120
726 B S E '« N E 1 ..8 W 1.S W I h ,
EHSW 14,
S E'4.
21
29
45
320
726 B S E ^ S W ^ , W 4 S E 1, ,
S E l . S E ' a
29
45
160
727 B E H , E S N W 4 . S W l,3 W t4 .
29
S4SW 14.
29
45
520
728 B A ll of
29
30
45
640
729 B AU of
36
30
45
640
730 B 2 Acres, more or leas,
South of Canal, in the
S H N N W ^ N E »».
36
21
46
50
JO R DAN V A LLE Y
731 B Lots 1 to 10 Inc.
Block 10.
Blackaby Addition
50
732 B South 20 feet of Lot 1
Block 13.
and Lot 2
Blackaby Addition
40
O U T L O O K T O W N S IT E
733 B Lots 1. «. 7. 8.
Block 22
20
H AR PER
734 B Lot S.
Block 6
Falrm or Addition
25
BROGAN
735 B Lots 1 to 9. Inc.
Block 12
90
10
Now Contracting A t The
In O u r History
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 132
It made the ice melt slower, so she figured
she’d save money;
You don’t see today’s Aunt TIallie rustling
around trying to turn off her electric refriger
ator. Housekeeping economy is just as impor
tant, but there’s a difference . ; ;
„ It costs so tipry little to run a refrigerator with
electricity! For an average family—less than a
nickel a day;
You’ve helped make electricity so low in
price hy using it for more and more jobs. And
t the sound, business methods of the electric
companies have made it mere and more of a
bargain, in spite of the rising costs of making
and delivering electricity.
Today, the morale family still (jets ttvice as
much electricity for money as it did just
twenty years ago.’
• / h i m to the Electric H ou r—Titt H oc*
or C hasm , su nd o)». S ite P . V . kST, CBS,
ID A H O
V
PO W ER
A CITIMN WHiRSVtR IT S B 8 V Ü
C. W . GLENN,
Sheriff, Malheur County, Oregon
Date of first publication. February 26. 1948
Date of last publication, M arch 26. 1948
Date of sale M arch 2», 1948