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O W Y H E E FA R M E R S H A R V E S T IN G H A Y OW YHEE, June 10— Mr. and Mrs. LaM ar Bell and son, Raymond, of Tigard were overnight guests in the home o i her aunt, Mrs. Martha Klingback, Tuesday night on their way to Haggerman to see Mr. Bell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown and fam ily of Boise were Sunday guests in the Lynn K ygar home. Mrs. Houston Dunaway and chil dren were luncheon guests in the W alt Flynn home in Ontario Tues day. During the afternoon they shopped in Wei.ser. Betty Culbertson attended the wedding o f Ada Pearl West and Claude Scott in Payette Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slippy and children are spending a week in Madras. T h ey left Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McGinnis and fam ily are moving to Nyssa. this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brewer of Buhl, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Wood of Tryon, Nebxaska spent Thursday and Friday in the T. H . Brewer home. Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz were Sunday dinner guests in the Leo Huber home in Meridian. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and children were callers in the B ill Wegman home in Homedale Friday evening. Bible school is in the second and final week at the Owyhee school- house, with Stanley Cain, the m ag ic man, bringing a Bible message to the children each day. A pro gram will be given Friday at 8:15 p.m. by the pupils. The public is invited to attend. M r. and Mrs. Jesse G regg and children and Stanley Cain were Sunday dinner guests in the M ar tha Klingback home. Mr. Cain is staying in the Martha Klingback home this week while he is assist ing at Bible school. Jesse Ditty, Jr., visited the flood area around Portland over the week-end, and although he was un able to get very close to Vanport, he reports that the area which he could see was a complete wreck. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Peutz made a trip to Evergreen, Idaho Sunday and spent the night in Payette at the Henry Peutz home. Omar H ite and his sister, Mrs. Harley Wilson, returned Sunday from a trip to Savannah, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams and M ary Ellen attended the wed ding of Miss Ruby Riddle o f Parma, and Charles Eaton o f Nyssa Mon day evening at the Nazarene church in Nyssa. Mrs. M artha Klingback, Fred lingback and Kenneth McDonald drove to M idvale Saturday and pur chased a purebred Black Angus bull. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner re turned home Saturday after a month's vacation, during which P A G E F IV E T H U R S D A Y , JUNE 10, 1948 TH E NYSSA G A T E ÇJTY J O U R N A L , N Y S S A , OREGON Labor Permits Available— with Mrs. Oscar Schafer Tuesday, Mrs. Edith Campbell o f the wage June 15. . nin« June 17' s P*c,aI SMsion“ wlU D L17U I ¥ l t t l a l i be held in drama, speech, dancing, and hour commission of tlie state ■ _ Mr. and m i *. Kenneth McDonald 1 B IG BEND. June 10— Lorina Witty ' SH ® W £ R IS G IV E N and music ~ U o n s by quah- bureau of labor was in Nyssa o n 1 bus.ness Tuesday. She announced and children were Sunday evening! returned Monday from S terlin g ! F O R B E R NIC E B O W E N Led leadere. ^ F r i d a y evening tne M.I.A. folk festival will presented that labor permit blanks for the employment of minors will soon be dinner guests in the Houston Dun-1 college. She had spent a week 1 O R E G O N T R A IL , June 10— A bri- in- the University of Utah stadium available from Don Graham. dal shower honoring Miss Bernice with an anticipated 20,000 persons Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kygar a n d ! Colorado Oeiore coming home ne h t v i h met Bowen> wbose marriage to LaV em e in attendance. A loud speaker sys- Called to Nebraksa— children returned last week from P The ni Mrs. W. O. Newell left last 'Diurs- a trip to Kooskla, Idaho. Mondav at Marv * Hatch's*1 home cleaver wil1 ^ he!d in the B*ar tern is now being assembled for the ay for Wmsa, Nebraska because Mrs. Gertrude Jackson of Nam T h T meeting ™ a t o a s u r X future' w’as * lven Wedn^ da>' after- occasion. A master M Men's break- of the illness of her mother, Mrs. pa is visiting in the Lee House birthdav Dartv for M arv noon, June 2. A fter a social after- fast will be given Saturday m o r n -■ Peter Ayers. Mrs. Ayers, who is 82 holder home and with other rela Stanley Cain the Bible magic noon the bride- elect opened her ing and an inform al dinner foi ' years old, recently suffered a leg tives here. tnan sp^ke and e n t e r e d q X ^ T T * J“ fracture in a fall. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brewer and a large grouo Sunday evening at M about 70 gue3ts' The luncheon Friday, June 18 at 5:15 in the Un-1 Joyce and Jack of Ontario, Mr. the Bi<* Bend schoolhouse. 8 * I tables were attractively decorated ion building on the University of Club Will Meet— and Mrs. J. W. Brewer of Buhl, Mrs °B oyce van de W ater and ' ''dth flowers, candles and tiny Utah grounds. Reservations should To got you The Kingman Kolony Grange Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Phil Klueas have been taking turns br‘ des' 1710 pm k. : uld *'hlte color be mailed by June 10 for this din Home Economics club will meet Woods of Tryon, Nebraska were gathering up youngsters in the « “ carrlf d OPt m decora- ner. Friday dinner guests in the T . H. Bend for the vacation Bible school tions and refreshments. Hostesses Do os many othor succotsfui ------------------------ Brewer home. at Roswell. i fo r the shower were Mrs Allce Nyssa Student Ranks— farm ors d o -U so thg Land M r. and Mrs. Keith Tallman and Joe W ittv took four lambs to the Holmes, M rs' Alta FrY> Mrs- ° pal 1 Robert Francis Pharoah, student Bonk Systom to p v t yovr fi N Y SSA IN S U R A N C E son of Homedale called in the Dar F F A fat stock show “ d sale a Holmes, Mrs G lad>s B > e r s a " d at the Colorado A and M college nancial affairs in smooth, rell W illiams home Sunday after Ontario M m d ay ^ i s ^ s t ^ m i M arie Holmes. | at Fort Collins, Colorado, has been AGENCY koyod o r d f . 30 yoars •*» noon. topped the sale at 50 cents a pound. I Marlene Adam», daughter o f Mr. named In Uie upper 10 per cent of , porionco and covntfass Several farmers are starting to He won a blue ribbon for fitting, and Mrs Alired Adams, had her , the freshman class scholastically, Fire and Automobile svccotsful loans prong lb* cut hay this week. Because of and second Diace in showmanship toIlsils removed last Thursday. | according to ratings released by the nalvo o i the early bad weather, all crops Insurance Mrs. Frank Shipley and Letami u M r- “ \d F' Holmes were college, are several weeks later than usual. ...... ............. ......... and Billy and ........... Mr. and Mrs. ......... Lowel at ^ lda>' evening M r. and Mrs. Willituii Doering Shipley returned Saturday from Los celebiating the birthday of Mis. Here from Los Angeles— Rentals Bonds and Mrs. Nellie Case of Albion, j Angeles, wher they went as dele- Hoy Hohnes. Other guests were Guests over the week-end at the Nebraska are here for a visit w ith 1 gates to a convention of Jehovahs R oy Holmes, Bonnie Kressly, R o- Ed Frost home were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lawrence, Ageni bert and Junior Holmes and Mr. r . c . Frost, and son and wife. the Raleigh Chamberlain family. I witnesses H ERBERT J. D A V IS and Mrs. Rolland Holmes and fam i Mr. and Mrs. Bob Frost, o f Los Nyssa, Oregon Mrs Case and Mr. Chamberlain | Lora Pillsbury and Charles W itty Secy-Treas. Angeles. are brother and sister, Maynard acted as judges for the Wade and ly. Janyce Adams, daughter o f Mr. Payette, Idaho Chamberlain o f Vancouver, Wash- Big Bend districts for the high ington is also visiting here. i school bond election. Both B ig Bend and Mrs. Robert Adams, had her Move to Idaho— Jake Kraai, form er operator of Rev. R ay Chandler of Caldwell j and Wade districts voted against tonsils removed in Boise Tuesday. Bible school was opened at Ore- Jake’s F ix-it shop in Nyssa, has was a dinner guest Monday of Mr. j the consolidation, I purchased a service station at and Mrs. S. D. Bieglow. | Walter Bishop has been in Long gon T ra il Monday morning. ------------------------ * Grandview, Idaho. Mr. K raai and Prayer meeting will be held Tues- - Valley for several days attending Leaders T o Attend Conference— fam ily, who have been living at day, June 15 at the Don Grant j to his ranch interests, M any M.I.A. ward and stake lead- Crane since last fall, went to home. Mrs. Martha Klingback w ill! M r and Mrs Teter, togeth- be the leader. er with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Ad- ers plan on attending the June Grandview last week. time they visited in California ! STO C K New Mexico, old Mexico and Ma-'l drn, , C LUB OF |dington o f Wilder, picnicked in th e ' conference at Salt Lake City, begin- MFFTS RIP. R P N D B ‘* B“ ld park Sunday' ------------------------ OUT OF DOT U N D BANK LOANS Astonishing Results ■ A R E B E IN G O B T A IN E D Does Your Car W e Are Now C O N T R A C T IN G Run Hot? B Y FA R M E R S U S IN G Agricultural Weed-No-More ON the following Biennial Seed Crops: IF IT DOES B R IN G IT TO Carl & Burt’s Machine Shop — ALL W O RK G U AR ANTEED — PH O NE W IL L O W S and CORN FIELDS O N IO N IT ’S A S H E R W IN -W IL L IA M S PARSLEY P A R S N IP 1 W e Clean and Reverse, Flush Your Radiator, Repair-All Leaks. DITCH B A N K S — H EAD LAN D S CARROT DESSERT SEED CO. — 2, 4-D— “The House of Oliver” Nyssa Implement Co. Stunz and Thomas 269-W Enter Your Baby and Win This Picture Contest Enter Your Baby’s Name Now Contest Starts June 11, 1948— Ends July 10, 1948 Contest Sponsored By FIRST PRIZES The Following Firms: A ge limits— 6 months to 3 years. 1 8 by 10 Gold Frame. 1 8 by 10 oil tinted portrait. 1 Case canned milk. 1 Case baby food. 1 Radio flyer rubber-tired wagon. RU LES Bracken’s Nyssa Food Center Entries— 1 only for each baby. Orders for photos will be given at any store sponsoring contest with any $5 purchase. 1 Taylor-Tot stroller. 1 Stuffed animal. 1 Pair Caper cords. 1 W alt Disney T Shirt. 1 Set plastic baby hangers. Firestone Store Owyhee Drug Co. 1 Pair baby shoes. 1 Silver set (cup, spoon, fork). 1 Jar set. SECO N D PRIZES Intermountain Furniture Company Requirements— A ll photos will be taken free at Evans’ studio. They must be taken between June 11 and July 10, 1948. Each photo will be displayed in store until submitted to judges. After judging, the photos will be given to parent or guar dian of baby. Children of contest spon sors can not enter contest. The Nyssa Civic club will judge the contest. The 1 Shoe baby bank. 1 Plastic bib. 1 Rubber ball. A L L PR IZE S W I L L BE D IS P L A Y E D IN STO RE W IN D O W S OF FIRM S S P O N S O R IN G T H E C O N T E ST . P E R S O N A L IT Y A N D H U M A N IN T E R E S T W IL L BE T H E 1 Bottle holder. M A IN F A C T O R S IN J U D G IN G . N O N A M E S W IL L BE S U B 1 8 by 10 portrait. M IT T E D T O T H E JUDGES. judges’ decision will be final.
