Classified
Advertising
THJ5 NYSSA
JO U R N AL, N Y S S A , OREGON
T H U R S D A Y , APRIL 8, 1048
PAGE TH REE
FARMS
AND
HOMES
' MISCELLANFX5US
Roofing: re- Lowe for this reporter s past error, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. ’ iceived many lovely gifts.
j pair and plaster work, guaranteed, the fact is that Mrs. Tom Lowe's Ostimiller, In Fruttland.
FOR SALE
Mr and Mrs. Rone Mecham of
86 acres, nearly all nice row crop phone 169-W; evenings, 289-R.
birthday was in celebration of her
The regular Orange meeting was Vale visited at the Glenn Hoson
land, family orchard, water piped
15Jtfc. 81st year, and her husband. Tom held Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. home Sunday afternoon.
to lots, new home, 3 bedrooms,
Rev. Boyd Patterson
of Portland
MISCELLANEOUS— Available now Lowe, will celebrate his 8oth birth- Earl Hunt were given the obliga-
bath,
finished
basement,
labor
Electrolux cleaners and air p'iri- ‘i\y, u t e r *w * ■
v
*
u'-
tion'
Ptuis
were
made
f°r
*
dinner
visited
in
Adrian
Monday
and in-
iiouse, new barn. 34 by 50, modern tiers. Sales and service. Ed A. An
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rataezyx. to be given Tuesday. April 6 by spected
th e
new
Presbyterian
chicken
house.
$25.000,
with
crops.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Casmier
Rataezyk,
thp
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p
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RATES. Two cents per word for each issue. After one month one
derson, rest* '
Welser, Idaho
■ 126 acres, 6*4 miles from Vale.
wanis-club. The din- church.
Phone 567-J4.
26Jtfc. and Wallace spent Sunday fishing
cent per word. Minimum, cash in advance, Is 30c.
I Fine new home, 3 bedrooms, bath.
an Dry creek.
ner wd* ^ served by the Grange
Bud Williams of Vale and Mary
188 acre water right. Spring water MISCELLANEOUS— Prompt and
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen a n d . ladies.
Lou Jensen visited at the Earl Da
(pipe to corrals. This is a dandy free pick-up or your dead, crippied Mae Bagwell were Sunday dinner i Margaret Evans and Alice Fry
vis home Sunday evening.
stock and row crop farm. New or sick livestock. Calls received be ,'uests at the h»me of Mr. and are ill with influenza.
I
session,
consider
late
model
car,
j
tractor,
combine,
buckrake,
mower,
vlrs.
Dee
Hlllis
in
Boise.
The
Saddle
club
met
Monday
fore
9
o
clock
are
picked
up
by
For Sale
PAINTING INTERESTING
E. J. Hobson and Mrs. Jim Laug” night in the community hall with
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--------------------------------| easy terms. Inquire first house left d*l'ciier- scraper, and other ma- noon. Efficient drivers. Call col
Many of the ladles who attended
■ey
made
a
business
trip
to
Nampa
j
13
present.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dick
lect
Payette
0180-J3
or
155,
or
Nvs-
FOR SALE Whlzzer motor, moun-| on East Third street.
2oMtfc. I ^ " c S r ie d 1 * * * ’
,7 W ° “ “
iuursday.
j Richardson and Mrs. Allen Curtis the L.D.S. Relief society meeting
ted on World bicycle, front wheel ip o R SAJ^ _ ,
Hp j t — ~
j 20 acres'fine row crop land, mo- sa 102-W. Idaho Animal Products
Ontario shoppers Tuesday were ' furnished music as entertainment. Wednesday had an interesting time
Company.
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brake, windshield. Robert Braun
„ „
,m , „
'; dern 3 bedroom house, berries,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nishitani, The next meeting will be held on learning to stencil paint flowers,
across street from Nyssa F u n e r a l___ ' __p
type' Priced very ( fm jti lawn and lots of shade, close MISCELLANEOUS— Need money? Mrs. Nell Dimmick, Mrs. Harold the regular night, May 4.
designs and many fancy patterns
8A2xc ! reasonably. Gem seed spuds, grown to town. $13,500.
home, phone 266-W.
Loans on farms for refinancing, Fyllingness and Mrs. Larry Dim-
Mrs. Pete Well is much improv 'd on towels, scarfs, blouses and table
| from blue tag stock. Wanted to
10 acres, close in, good 4 room building. Improvements, b u y i n g . mick.
from the illness she suffered rec linen.
FOR SALE— Two-bedroom house, I buy' grain drill. Irving T. Duffin, house, cellar, deep well o f nice wa Long term, low interest, see Bet-
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chard, ently.
C andidate Visits—
newlyweds, were overnight guests
modern except heat, part basement,!
alkc* ** mile east oi ter, piped to house, fruit, berries, nard Eastman, phone 64, Nyssa.
35Mtfc. i pasture and hay. $6.500, terms.
State Senator Howard Belton of
3Atfc at the Elver Nielsen home Wed YOUNG PEOPLE GIVE
insulated, hardwood floors, bath i
80 acres nearly all in tame pas
Canby, Oregon, candidate for the
nesday. Kenneth Chard returned
and shower, landscaped, beautiful FOR SALE— 2H ton army Stude-
ture, 40 head of cattle, nice modem MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car Sunday to continue his vocational
MUSICAL PROGRAM republican nomination for state
lawn, lot 75 by 118. Phone 148-M. I baker truck, 6 by 6 Hercules en-
small house, orchard. Immediate
treasurer, was in Nyssa Tuesday
8A2xp.■ gme, 6500 actual mileage, 16-foot possesion, $13,500 takes everything. ind clyinder lock keys made Wes (raining course in refrigeration at
tern Auto Store.
250tfc Klamath Falls. Mrs. Chard will ADRIAN, April 8— Mr and Mrs. of this week in the interest o f
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I beet bed. Irvin Wolfe, 5V4 miies
Very nice new home, 2 bedrooms,
entinue working for the First H. E. Moore were in Ontario on his candidacy.
FOR SALE— White Rose seed po- | west Owyhee corner.
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CUSTOM
SLAUGHTERING
utility room with laundry, piped
National bank of Portland in the business Saturday.
tatoes. Donald Fisher, Apple Val-
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Stock received Monday. Tuesday, Nyssa branch.
ley.
8A2xp. FOR SALE— Two com er lots south furnace heat, on large lot, fenced.
Mrs. C. W. Matthews is visiting Son Arrives—
Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a. m
A son, Wendell Gene, weighing
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cleaver ware at the Dave Matthews home.
■ ■ • • .;__ ___ —— 7——- —- -— — - of Nyssa Christian church or will $7.250, $2,700 will handle.
Cute little house of three rooms to 8 p. m. and Friday 8 a. m. to 12 Tuesday evening visitors at the
TO TRADE
Central Oregon pro- trade for Nampa property. Call or
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eastman of 8 pounds, 2 onces, was born to Mr.
No stock received on Sunday.
perty to exchange. We have a five- see Paimer Ross at Western Block in a nice part of town, $2,800.
Magnus Ekanger home.
Caldwell spent Sunday at the Glenn and Mrs. ISmie Larkin at the Cor
We have several more homes in Beef, sheep and pork. Free delivery
vallis general hospital March 18.
acre ranch with a new five-room company. Phone 911-J Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Field were Brown home.
cement block house, bam, chicken
any
price
range
you
wish
to
pay.
to Polar locker plant.
Nampa visitors last Wednesday.
Mrs. Bill Ashcraft spent the
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ED JAMISON
house. This ranch has five-acre —
One mile west on Alberta avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Don Parker and week-end at the home of her Returns Home—
Phone 65-J
water. Located near Redmond. The FOR SALE— One John Deere beet 252 4th St. South
Phone 05R1
Mrs. Victoria Dunton has re
children were overnight guests at daughter, Mrs. Ira Richard, and
price is $9500, and we will exchange cultivator, with all attachments. Office in m.v home south of the
JAKE FISCHER
the Kenneth Lorensen home Sun family of Madras. She also visited turned home afer spending several
for property near Ontario, Nyssa Inquire Arthur Case, one mile north
International Store.
day. The Parker family returned the Wood, Glass and Crocker fam:- months at Drewsey. She recently
or Vale. Shelley Real Estate, the and % mile east Adrian.
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Monday
morning
to Roseburg, ’.i es.
purchased the Clyde Long property
Legal Advertising
dirt merchant, Redmond, O regon.:
—
— --------------------- FOR SALE Have larms and homes
where
Parker is now working as a
Roy Mecham and Wilbur Jack- on Nyssa’s east side.
for
sale.
Need
more,
list
with
Ken
lA4xe!
SALE— 1940 John Deere trac-
NOTICE OF ANNUAL AND
mechanic on diesels.
son
were
in
Seattle
two
days
last
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_'|tor, model A, good condition. Nys. Renstrom. Phone 264-W.
Mrs. Charles Sohweizer and Miss week.
FOR SALE— Marquette home free- sa Implement Co., "The House of
ROAD ASSESSMENT DISTRICT Clarice Notheis attended the ex
Donnie DeHaven spent Saturday
zer, eight foot. Plvcne 297-R. lA2xp. Oliver".
18Mtfc FOR SALE!— New Westinghouse re
NO. 2
tension course on social problems and Sunday at the A1 Nicholson
frigerators. Ostrom Bros. Appliance
Notice Is hereby given that on given Thursday night In the On home at the Owyhee dam.
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FOR SALE— One Farmall F-20 FOR SALE— One utility two-wheel Co., phone 118-W.
the 13th day of April. 1948, at the tario high school building.
The young people of the United
tractor with cultivator and mower; trailer. Leo Fife, phone- 05-R11.
Optometrist
Saturday, April 10 is the date Presbyterian church gave a musical
one large Glow-maid cook stove,
18Mtfc. FOR SAE— New Westinghouse el City Hall of tfhe City of Nyssa,
ectric
ranges,
three
models.
Ostrom
in
the
County
of
Malheur,
State
of
program
in
Ontario
Sunday
night.
set
for
the
annual
meeting
of
the
converted to oil; one double-unit
Junior Matthews spent the week
Riteway milker. Oscar J. Schaef FOR SALE— Half horse air com Bros. Appliance. Co., phone 118-W. Oregon, the annual election of the Associated Clubs of Malheur Coun
Eyes Examined
15Jtfc. Nyssa Road Assessment District No ty at Ontario. The Ontario club end in Boise.
fer, on Adrian-Wilder highway on pressor, complete and ready to use.
Several Adrian women attended
Horace Cht.»iey farm.
IA2xp. Leo Fife, phone 03-R11, route 2, TOR SALE— Electric wiring and 2 for a director of said Nyssa Road women, who are the hostesses this
Assessment District No. 2, will be year, have planned an interesting a shower for Mrs. Dave Hall last
Nyssa.
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Phone 720
supplies of all kinds at your Wes held at 8 o ’clock in the morning
FOR SALE— John Deere beet cul
program of entertainment for the week.
tinghouse
dealer's.
Ostrom
Bros.
FOR
SALE—
National
cash
regis
and will continue until 8 o'clock all-day meeting. A covered-dish
A shower was held Monday af
tivator and attachments, horse-
718 Arthur St.
drawn. Phone 07-R5.
lA3xc. ter. Practically new, $240. Phone Appliance Co., phone 118-W. 15Jtfc. in the afternoon of said day, and
dinner at noon will be served in ternoon for Mrs. Ray Landon,
169-W or 289-R evenings.
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Whereas a petition, * dated the the home economics rooms o f the the former Patsy DeHaven, at the
TOR SALE— Large oil heater, good
Caldwell, Idaho
FOR SALE— Almost new b ic y c le ,____
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23rd day o f March, 1948, signed by Ontario high school building. All Legion
hall.
Approximately
75
speedometer, parcel rack. H. G. FO»
S A L E - Three-room house condition, lb root copper tubing more than ten ( 10) owners of real
clubs and members in the county guests attended. The bride re
and
fittings.
Phone
10-R
or
62-J.
Johnson, at Nyssa block plant. Iwlth toth , elec,tr‘c
tank, 75
18Stfc. property situated within the limits are Invited to attend.
lA tfc by 119 corner tot, nice lawn, easy
of the Nyssa Road Assessment Dis-
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wolfe and
’ ( terms. Bernard Eastman.
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FOR SALE— Phone 144-J or write rict No. 2 petitioning for a special
FOR SALK— 150 bushels of extra I „ „ „ ~ 7 .LT---- --— -----------------------rr Watts Motor Co., Nyssa, Ore., for election for the purpose of obtain - daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wolfe
LET US DO Y O U R
and son. and Mr. and Mrs. Otto
good’ yellow ear corn. Frank Rook- FOR.SALE
Good type and quail-
. . . .
t
v
D i i - ervt
cnoH
n to tn h c
ffrAurn
ty
Russet
seed n potatoes,
grown Willys parts, motors, extra equip- ing approval for the assessment of Wolfe of Nampa were Sunday din
stool, four miles west of Adrian
additional ten (10) mills to be ner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Carl
12A2xp. from Craigmont blue tag. itogued. ment, Jeeps, station wagons, pickup an
S. E. Flanagan, route 2, Nyssa.
trucks, tires, tubes, batteries. 28Atfc. applied toward the cost of road Mitzel at Ontario.
improvements for the year 1948/
llM tic.
Mrs. George Wilson and children
FOR SALF— Coast fir, structural
FOR SALE— Imperial wallpaper. 1949. was filed with the Board of were supper guests at the Charles
timbers 12 by 12, 10 by 12 and 8 by
While W e Are Finishing the City
Ditty home Friday evening. Jac
8. 4 by 12 bridge Joists and plank FOR SALE- Seed potatoes, WHITE Guaranteed to be washable and Directors herein, now therefore
Notice Is hereby given that on queline Wilson has been out of
16 to 22 feet. Vest Bros, ranch, ROSE certified, tagged or bin run. non-fading for three years. Good
Curb Contract
lA2xp j Gems, grown from certified blue stock on hand. Stunz Lumber com the same day, at the same place chool the past week due to ap
route 2, Nyssa.
___ ___________________v ‘ tag, some from foundation stock. pany.
26Jtfc. and during the" same hours a spe pendicitis.
FOR SALE— Beans for seed o r : Ira Ure, phone 06R2.
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cial election o f said Nyssa Road
Mr. and Mrs. Ore Schweizer were
eating, red Mexican, good yielders, ———- ___ __—-
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Assessment District No. 2 will be Sunday afternoon guests at the
LOST
12 cents pound cleaned. A. D. Mos- FOR S A L E - F- 4 International
held for the purpose of voting au home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Williams
es, near Owyhee Junction.
lASxp. | fa c to r ,_ “ « l ^ f ^ . ^ r f e c t . Six- LOST— Black cocker spaniel, be thority to said district to levy an at a party honoring Mrs. M. A.
row beet cultivator and tools, po- tween Lang ton's corner and Owy- additional assessment o f ten (10)
Bradney on her 87th birthday. Mrs.
General Contractor
Phone 09J3
TOR SALE— International tumble- | tao cultivator, six-row side dresser, j herdam™Answers" name ofL a d d ie, mills aga:|st the real property sit
bug plow, new this spring. Roy beet lifter. Jacob Fischer, one mue * Reward Call Pinley shuster, 23-W. uated within the limits of the said Bradney's daughter, Mrs. Charles
Parma,
Mrs.
Oce
Hirai, Phone 09-J1, Nyssa.
lA3xp. I west on Alberta avenue.
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8Alxp district for use in connection with Johnson o f
Sohweizer. and Mrs. Jeff Williams
road
improvements
Tor
the
year
and their families were present. A
FOR SALE:— 1941 John Deere B i POR SALE:— Onion seed, white LOST
22 calibre rifle Duane
birthday cake and light lunch were
tractor, J n good condition, phone | Spanish _and yellow globe. Ira^Ure, Ho]comb wrltten on stock,' lost on 1948/1940.
Dated
this
23rd
day
of
March,
served.
19Ftfc. Adrian-Vale . road. Reward. Duane
28-J3, New Plymouth evenings.
phone 06-R2
1948.
»
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Flanagan
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Dale Garrison. Chairman of were Boise visitors Wednesday.
____________________________ - [TOR SALE— Bring your sacks and
the Board of Directors, Nyssa
FOR SALE OR TRADE:— Three- j get your eating potatoes, $1.50 per
Anything You Need In Line of Plumbing
For Rent
Road Assessment District No. 2.
room frame house, bath, corner lot, j bag. L. J. Josephson and Son ware-
— Contact—
GRANGE
PLANNING
nice lawn, close in, immediate pos-L house, Payette, Idaho.
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TOR RENT— Polish your own
DINNER
AFFAIR
floors. Rent our high-speed pol- DEMONSTRATION OF
j ishing equipment. Easily handled
SEPTIC TANK HELD NU-ACRES, April 8— Visiting in
I by women. Nyssa Lumber company.
I
3Atfc. SUNSET VALLEY, April 8— The the Prank Preston home this week
N Y SSA , OREGON
are Mrs. Dwayne Thorpe and chil
septic tank demonstration held at dren of Kimberly, Idaho.
We
Guarantee
Our Work For One Year
WANTED
the Robb Thompson home Thurs
Donna Lee Nedbalek and Marilyn
Free
Estimates—
Phone 196-J
day was well attended. Mike Hu
WANTED— Married man for work ber, agricultural engineer of Ore Evans attended a birthday party
lor
Linda
Dorothy
In
Fruitiand
on irrigated ranch. House furnish gon State college, supervised and
ed. E. C. Terhune, Enterprise ave assisted with the work. The stan Sunday. Refreshments o f ice cream,
nue.
8A2xp. dard forms were previously made, cake and kool-aid were served. The
group spent the afternoon playing
WANTED— Washing in my home. and the men present ran the ce games. Linda received many lovely
ment.
Phone 260W.
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gifts.
In the house, Mrs. Margaret
EXPLOSION
—
WINDSTORM
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore were in
WANTED— To rent potato land. F'uller o f the Oregon State college Payette on business last week.
DENTISTS
PHYSICIANS
Phone 28-J3, New Plymouth, ev gave help to home-makers on their
Richard Grasmick Is ill with the
enings.
18M4xc. individual problems of decorating, mumps.
DAMAGE TO HOUSE
remodeling
or
building
in
their
S A R A Z IN CLINIC
Richard Jenkins and Dick Haw
WANTED— The best one-man homes.
ley attended the F.H.A. convention
business in this county now avail
DR. C. M. TYLER
Miss Miriam Black, home demon
CAUSED BY VEHICLE
Dr. J. J. Sarazin
able. Income starts at once. We stration agent, and George Bain, in Boise Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday.
furnish
capital.
Write
J.
R.
Wat
Wilson Building
county assistant, were both pres-
Dr. K E. Kerby
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Fry made a
kins Co., 137 Dexter avenue. Sea ent.
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COLLISION
business
trip to Payette and Cald-
ttle
9,
Washington.
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Phone
163-J,
Nyssa
Physician and Surgeons
Mrs. Charles West and baby were V eil Monday,
CLEANING— FYimiture, rugs and dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Jimi Mr and Mrs John Pettit and
Office hours from 9 to 5 except
Ison 0f
spent the week-end
carpets, in your home. Guaranteed Robb one day last week.
All these can be covered by “ Extended
Mrs. Don Strickland and 11 other j W(tb Mrs. Pettit's parents, Mr. and
Saturdays, 9 to 12.
satisfactory. Phone Roy Vawter at
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
Nampa 468. or write Box 175, Nam friends were guests of Mrs. C. C. Mrs Allen C urtis.
Physician and Surgeon
and Mrs. Reuben Grasmick
pa.
18M4xp. Patterson last Wednesday after-
Coverage Endorsement” on your present fire
noon at a bridal shower honoring and family o f Pdtatello spent the
Phone 37
WANTED— To buy anything in Mrs. Hazel Kressly, who became week-end with the Bill and Oeorge
Hours: 10 to- 12 and 2 to 5
J. R. C U N D ALL
beef or veal. Also custom killed the bride of Wyatt Smith Easter Grasmick families.
policy. The cost is low
and delivered to Polar Cold Stor Sunday.
Daily—Except Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ellibee made
age.
Phone
31-M
or
011-J1.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Gregg
and
Dentist
a business trip to Payette and
daughter were dinner guests at the Caldwell Monday.
Phone
56-J
Jesse
Gregg
home
Sunday.
MISCELLANEOUS
JE W E LR Y STORES
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orcutt and
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tltland family spent Sunday in the O. D.
Sarazin Citale
MISCELLANEOUS— Send us your and Children and Mr. and Mrs.
Leavitt home in Nyssa.
saws for sharpening, gumming or Olaf F’yllingness were Sunday din
NYSSA
OREGON
PAULUS
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grasmick and I
re-toothing to any size teeth you ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John family. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Gras- j
wish. Patterson saw shop, North Grottveit in Nyssa.
JEWELRY STORE
mick and family and Mr. and Mrs. |
First street.
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Union Pacific Time Inspector
W. T. Cannon was sick all week Oeorge Grasmick spent Easter with 1
OPTOM ETRISTS
with a relapse of pneumonia Mrs.
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
MISCELLANEOUS— Have excellent
Charles Ditty was in bed with a
WATCHES
tenant for farm. Prefers row crop
Main Street a . Second
land. See Frank T. Morgan. 15Jtfc. severe cold.
DR. J. A . M C FALL
Sunday school classes and church
MISCELLANEOUS— Heating, in services are now being held regu
DR. JOHN E A SLY
stallation of heating systems, coal larly every Sunday at the Sunset
WYCKOFF
or oil. Also servicing and repair. Assembly of God church, according
Phone 169-W; after 6 p.m. 289-R. to Reverend and Mrs. Joe Dodson,
JEWELRY STORE
15Jtfc. ministers.
Official Time Inspector for
Reverend and Mrs Joe Dodson
Union Pacific
were supper guests at the Charles
ONTARIO
OREGON
Ditty home Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fylllngneas
Free
Pick
Up
and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs
LODGES
Larry Dimmick were dinner guests
O f Your
at the Nell Dimmick home Sunday.
Phone 21, Ontario, Ore
Chuck Young went to Marstng.
Nyssa Post No. 79
Idaho to spend several days at the
Dead
and
Worthless
American Legion
home of his aunt, Mrs. James
Skelton.
Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs. | GRAVE MARKERS
Animals
Mr. and Mrs
Harley Wilson
Project Office, 8 p. m.
and Jimmie shopped in Ontario
Call Collect
Monday.
All Veterans Welcome
For grave markers and
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Young were
There is a Phone Near You
hosts at dinner Sunday. Ouests
monuments
write
or
see
Gate City Lodge
Nyssa 100
Parma 2 » from Marsing were Mrs. James
Skelton and dauzhter, Jerry, Mr.
R. A. BENTLEY
No. 214
and Mrs. Bill Skelton and Mr and
Ontario 53
Mrs. Grover Wilson
I.O.O.F.
Haines, Oregon
“We Haul the Day You Call"
Mrs Loren Hite of Haines, Mrs.
Meets every Monday
Robert Reffett and Mrs Harry
Better
Values
Ida-Ore Rendering Co. Gardner shopped In Caldwell Thur- j
night, 8 :30.
s<tav afternoon.
South First Street
Lower Prices
— PHONE 124-W—
Mr and Mrs Jim Rntob were I
Nyssa, Oregon
Parma visitors Monday.
With due apology to Mrs T o m '
DR. C.W. GRAVES
Cement Work
Leslie W. Stoker
PLUMBING
Professional And
Business Directory
Brower Plumbing Shop
Frank T. Morgan
Fa rmers Attention
We Have A Few Lockers
Available Now
Polar Cold Storage