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EASTER EGG H U N T
GIVEN FOR PUPII S ( 'harleJ Culaertson home.
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in the cake and cocoa. Guests were Mrs. Easter sunrise service at Rimrock. Mrs. Sm ith were Mr. and Mrs. Paul | frame
street, lot 9. block 9, original town-
Mrs. V erl Bishop and children, Johnston o f Springfield, Oregon,
Ira Pnce and Marion, Mrs. Oscar
b and M Equipment com pany,; site. *18,000. 33 by 100, masonry.
Mr. and Mrs. John Westfall ana Haney and Miss Vivian F ife of Mrs. Dyre Roberts and daughters who are visitnig relatives in Nyssa construction,
loading
dock
and ■ Opal W. King, removal and al
OWYHEE. April 1— A second pub on, Johnny, o f Seneca, were Satur Nyssa.
and Charles W itty and son, Joe, and Ontario dur.ng spring vacation, j signs. Locust and highway, lots teratlon, Emison avenue, lots 9 and
Mrs. Fivecoat announces that she attended the Easter song service
lic meeting o f all legal* voters of day evening callers in the T. H.
l 1-5, Glasgow tracts, *700:
| 10. block 87. Westtieid addition,
ha, seven demonstration
teams at the Adrian Legion hall. Joe was T o Baker—
Owyhee school district will be held Brewer nome.
Heldt brothers, construction, 3rd i 20 by 26, frame and masonry. *
Mrs. Gertrude Pennick was a
Mr and Mrs. Harry Choat and which will compete in Adrian in a member of the choir.
Friday evening, April 2 at the
Mrs. M erl Lee and Charles W itty visitor in Baker over the week-end.
daughter, Harriet, o f Vancouver May for a chance to go to the
schoolhouse in regards to the build ar# visiting in the Werner Peutz
attended the 4-H leaders meeting
prlng fair in Ontario.
ing program necessary to conform
Bo able and Ronnie K riner w e re •at Boulevard Thursday.
home and in Meridian at the Leo
B U IL D IN G P E R M IT S
to the state laws, and a report ou Huber home.
Sunday dinner guests o f Fred I Miss O. E. Koetz of the Sudan
the problem o f consolidation.
Orin
Sumner, construction, gar-1
Interior mission was the principal
M r and Mrs. Carl Piercy, Ross Klingback.
Mrs Mildred Hite of La G rand*
Mrs. Lynn K ygar received word I -speaker at the Lower Bend Bible age. Emison avenue, lots 7 and 8, ;
Lane, Don H itch , Don Elliot, and
is spending the spring vacation Francis Freel were Friday evening last week of the birth o f a daugn- .class meeting Friday evening. An-
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block 1, original townsite, *800, 14
here.
guests in the Donald Brewer home. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Mack T illy in other distinguished visitor was Dr. by 24, frame.
Mrs. Werner Peutz and infant
The P.T.A. will meet Thursday, California. The baby has been Roberts of Caldwell, who has Just
C liff Main, construction, Emison j
daughter returned home Saturday April 8 at the Owyhee schoolhouse named Linda Jean. Mrs. T illy w as! returned from Japan
evening from the Nyssa Nursing
T h e Big Bend and Wade schools avenue, lots 18 and 19, block 3, |
S A TU R D A Y, A P R IL 3
i t 8 p.m. Election of officers will formerly Hazel Huffman of Owy-
home.
were dismissed Monday to permit T aylor’s addition, *8500, 30 by 29,1
be held.
I hee.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams
pupils to visit the freedom train in
Lloyd Landreth of Madras was j
and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs.
Boise.
overnight guest in the W illiam VISITORS SPEAK
Donald Brewer and son attended a an
Mrs. W illiam Teter and Mrs.
Peutz home Friday.
fam ily dinner Sunday in Ontario
TO BIBLE CLASS Horace Chaney have been sick the j
Rev Chester Rutledge of Belling
at the Stanley Penn home.
past week.
ham. Washington will bring a mes-
Members o f the O.K.K. club have
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop and ,
a je at the Owyhee schoolhouse B IG BEND, April 1— Mr. and
been invited to attend the annual morning and evening Sunday, April
Mrs. Paul Taylor and daughters children and Mr. And Mrs. Burton
meeting of Associated clubs to be
of Ontario, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blades and children o f Nampa I
held April 10 at Conklin school in
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Householder Hopkins o f Parma were Easter were Easter guests o f Mr. and Mrs.
the home economics dining room
and Mrs. Ruth McConnell took a dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dyre Roberts
at 12 o ’clock. A potluck luncheon drive to Harper Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Riggs and Mrs. G or
Lisle. Mr. and Mrs. Lisle recently
will be served.
Mr.;. Martha Klingback called ell moved to the Bend from Apple val- don Dickerson of Parma spent F ri
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
day afternoon with Mrs. Dyre R o
Mrs. Annie Pratt in Newell Heights ley.
and children were guests at a
Sunday afternoon.
j Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Patterson of berts.
fam ily dinner in Homedale Sunday
Rev. Robert K rin er held services; Boise and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Par-
at the Bay Fletcher home.
Sunday and he and his fam ily were rott and son of Walnut Creek, C al Here from Payette—
Mrs. Mildred Hite and Mrs. Don dinner guests In the Herschel Gregg
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean o f P ay
ifornia were Sunday dinner guests
ald Hite and son were shoppers in
ette were Sunday guests o f Mrs.
home in the afternoon. Mr. and in the John Packwood home.
Caldwell Saturday.
Mrs. Kriners baby who was born
Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Ella Smith. Monday visitors of
The P.T.A. room mothers gave
> month ago In a Nampa hospital Mrs. Harvey Bennett were Mr. and
the pupil$ of Owyhee school an
is improving and may be able to Mrs. W. C. Robins and Linda, of
Easter egg hunt Friday afternoon.
be brought home next week. The Roswell, Mr. and Mrs. C. Council-
The children hunted for candy eggs
Don M. Graham
baby was born prematurely and nan and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. K or-
and were awarded prizes for the
has been kept in an incubator.
i iefel and Robert, and M ary Sue of
most eggs found. Ralph Hite won
Genevia Connaughy and Jackie Parma
first for the larger children, Ray
Insurance Agency
Smith
entertained
their
fellow j Henry Hatch, who is a drag-line
Holcomb for the middle age group,
members of the M itchell Butte perator at Yakima, visited over
and Kay McDonald for the little
4-H Choking club with a party at Easter with his parents and sons,
children.
the home o f their leader, Mrs. Ha- Merl and Philip,
Fire and Automobile
Several cattlemen took their cat
rold Fivecoat, Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Nanney o f Home-
tle to the summer range Saturday.
The table was decorated with a dale were Easter dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown and bowl of daffodils in the center and at the Al Mecham home.
Insurance
Children returned to their home in
Mrs Rhone Mecham left with
streamers went to each place which
Boise Sunday after spending the was marked with a decorated Eas- '’ er folks for Blackfoot, Idaho Sun-
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Rentals
Bonds
past week visiting in the Lynn K y- ter egg and the person’s name. R. - day.
gar home.
freshments were Jello, angelfood | Loretta Van De Water attended
Pupils o f the Owyhee school earn
ing a grade of 100 per cent in the |
second county word and word mea
ning spelling test In the upper
room were Joan Crocker, Dale Ha
ney, Gerald Reed, Roberta Mor-
fltt, Charles Howard and Marcella
Morris. Those with grades of 94
to 98 were Marvin Larsen, Jimmie
Connaughy, Maxine Kygar, Mary
Ellen William.;, Bonita Langlols and
Richard Hite. Pupils of the middle
room earning 100 per cent were
Dorothy Holcomb and Wal in M or
gan and 94 or above, Pauilne Ho
ward, Earl Wilson, Bobby Skinner, |
Doris Cook, Bernadine Price, and
Keith Raymond.
Mrs. Martha Klingback attended
a meeting of the women’s auxiliary
o f the memorial hospital Monday
afternoon as a representative of the
O.K.K. club.
Mrs. Bob Rice and Mrs. Henry
Slippy
returned
from
Portland
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters spent
the week-end in Boise at the R. C.
Jones home.
Mrs. Gertrude Atkeson was a
breakfast guest In the Jesse Ditty
home Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raymond
CANNED G O O D S
and sons spent the week-end in
Lostine.
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Dunaway
were guests in the Claude Skinner
B A B Y FOODS
home Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Glenn and
Mr. and Mrs. Dick W yatt were
Tuesday afternoon callers in the
CA N D IES
Lee Householder home.
Mrs. Bud Vanscoy of Seneca was
a week-end guest In the George
Schweizer home. •
B A K IN G N EED S
An Easter program was given by
the pupils o f the Owyhee Sunday
school Sunday. Exercises by each
class of younger children was fo l
lowed by a reading by Virginia
Cook, representing the young peo
ple’s class, and a solo, "T h e Old
Rugged Cross", by Mr. Talm an of
Boise and a duet by Mrs. Andrew
CITRUS FRUITS
Titland and Mrs. 6 E Cheldelln,
DELICIOUS APPLES
representing the adult class.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Householder
RED POTATOES
PRIME BEEF STEAKS
and Mrs. Ruth McConnell were
FRESH CELERY
PURE G R O U N D BEEF
Sundav evening guests In the Vic
Marshall home.
CRISP
LETTUCE
HAMS— W H O L E OR SLICED
Mrs. Oeorge Schweizer is caring
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fo r little Bonnie House this week.
The child’s mother is in the Nyssa
PORK ROASTS
Nursing home, where site became
CHICKENS— ROOSTERS & FRYERS
OYSTERS
the mother o f a son bom Monday.
Mrs. Dorothy Slippy and children
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Fa rmers Attention
W e Have A Few Lockers
Available Now
Polar Cold Storage
FOR FOOD SHOPPERS
W ilson’s Super Market W ill Be Open Tuesday, April 6
MEATS
FRU ITS
V EG ETA B LES
SEA FO O D
S U G G E S T IO N S
BA KERY G O O D S
SALM O N
DAIRY FO O D S
H A L IB U T
T ILLA M O O K CHEESE
SMELT
FRESH BREAD
C L O V E R -L A W N MILK
ICE CREAM
CAKES
VARIETIES
COOKIES
RANCH EGGS
ROLLS
COME
AND
SEE
THE
LATEST
IN
MODERN
FOOD
STORES. W E H A V E PLENTY OF FREE PAR K ING SPACE.
OUR
NEW
UP-T O -D A T E
FIXTURES,
REFRIGERATION,
A N D ARRANGEM ENTS W IL L M A K E Y O U R SHOPPING A
PLEASURE. FREE DELIVERY ON M O N D AY, W EDNESDAY,
CONYCNIlNT- TASTY -1C0N0M/CAC
A N D FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. W E W IL L BE CLOSED A T
SPEEDITE
Here1* a lustrous, hard, tough finish
that’s just the thing foe brightening up
Kaitied woodwork, floors and furniture.
Nyssa Furniture
Company
1 Block West R.R. Depot
GRAPEFRUIT
FRUITS
BOTH OUR OLD A N D N E W STORES ON M ONDAY, APRIL
PRUNE
LEMON
5th. D O N ’T FORGET TUESDAY. APRIL 6th A T W IL S O N ’S
ORANGE
GRAPE
SUPERMARKET.
VEGETABLES
FISH
WILSON’S SUPER MARKET
SECOND A N D GOOD
EAST OF CITY H A L L
Store Hour*— Monday Through Friday, 8 A.M.-7 P.M.
Saturday, 8 A.M.-8 P.M.
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