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took third, Sam Shaiw or Jamieson
fourth and Bob M cOuire of Boise
fifth . .
In the always-thrilling brahma
bull riding event, Bay Beern won
first, W alt Sulllns and Joe Bessler
o f Hanford, California split sec
ond and third money and Harold
Scott of Joseph, Oregon took fourth.
Bill Wilburn of Weiser won the
bulldoggong title with an average
time o f 55.4 seconds. Prank Van
Meter was second in 56.4 seconds,
Harry Charters of Melba third in
118.1, and Bob W itty o f Enterprise
fourth in 180.2. T h e best time for
day money was made by Fess
Reynolds, who downed a steer in
11.4 seconds. He missed his steer
the first day to ruin his average.
Jack Perc»field o f Arizona won
THURSDAY, JU LY 29, 1948
the ca.f-roping wih an averaije time
of 39.3 for the two days. He made
a time both nights of 19.4 seconds.
Sherman Sullins of California wes
second in 39 4, Jake D ytr of Nampa
third in 40.2, and Pess Reynolds
fourth in 51.2 Sullins registered
the best time for day money (July
24 1 with 142 seconds.
The program was started each
night with the grand entry o f the
cowboys, members of the visiting
riding clubs. Queen Bette Pett and
her two attendants. Bette Dominico
and Betty Culvertson, and the ar
ena officials. The second night the
riders formed in two lines the full
length of the arena. After the
playing of the “Star Spangled Ban
ner" over a loud-speaker system,
Marion Osborn, the announcer, In
troduced President Roy Holmes,
Arena Director Lynn Snodgrass,
Vice President Charles Culbert
son, Chet Thorson, Bob W itty and
Rolland Holmes, pick-up men; Har-
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L IT T L E B R O W N JUG OF H O LLY W O O D is shown above as he
appealed in a trick roping act at the Nyssa night rodeo. His white
clothing matched the white coat of his little Shetland pony.
(Evans photo)
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TOWNES GARAGE
exhibitions.
Drill team exhibitions were given
Saturday night by the Black Can-
Don Bishop
von Sheriff's posse and trie Weiser
T W O Y O U T H S CALLED Indianheads.
M ary Turner of Star won the
AS MISSIONARIES ¡take race Friday night, followed
by Glen Stillwell of Star and Ed
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Two missionaries were called from Bowman o f Payette. Bowman won
Nyssa to represent the Church of first place Saturday night and
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Stillwell second.
recently. Don Bishop, son o f Mr
and Mrs. W. A. Bishop was first to
enter the field. He left in June
He is serving in the northwestern
states with headquarters at Sunny
Side, Washington.
He spent 18
months in the armed forces.
To Minnesota—
Udell Poulsen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Loyd Tobler left Monday for
Mrs. George Poulson, has been call St. Paul. Minnesota, where she will
ed to serve in Finland.
He will tsit her mother.
leave in September.
Poulsen at
tended the Briirham Young uni Visit in Ogdea—
versity the past two years. He is
Mrs. R. W. Whitaker and daugh
at present employed at Gordon’s ters spent last week visiting in
Drive-In.
Ogden.
Mr. Whitaker flew to
Ogden Monday, returning with his
ley Tucker, who furnished the live family.
stock: Tony Benedictis of Lewis
ton, Idaho and Dwight Maddox of Here From Baker—
Mr. aand Mrs. Jesse Thompson
Weiser, judges, and the queen and
of Baker were overnight guests this
princesses.
In the flag race Friday night week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Boydell.
the Black Canyon riders won first
place, Nyssa second and Parma
¡sits Mother—
third.
Winners Saturday night
were Black Canyon riders first, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ostrom visited in
Huston Mustangs second and Can Boise Sunday with Mrs. Ostrom’s
mother, Mrs. Edna Stoddard,
yon County Sheriff's posse third.
Following the bareback riding
Friday night, the Circle V Riding To Payette Lakes—
June Savage, Mardi Sallee, M ar
club of Vale gave a drill.
Mounted on a i beautiful white ian Grace Brown. Bonnie F ife and
Shetland pony, 11-year-old Little Evelene Towne left Sunday to spend
week at Payette lakes.
Brown Jug. who appears in the
movies as Little Beaver, gave an
excellent exhibition of trick roping Here From Boise—
Linda
and
Neil
Gram co
of
both nights of the show. In an
other event, L ittle Brown Jug and Boise arrived Thursday for a visit
Betty Jean Maynard gave a series at the Wilbur Holcomb home. They
of trick-riding stunts. An unusually were Joined Saturday by their
well received stunt was a Roman mother, Mrs. W illiam Gramco. Tne
riding act given by Little Brown visitors returned to Boise Sunday.
Jug. The Tuckerettes thrilled the
crowds both nights with acrobatic Return T o New Jersey—
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jones and
Miss Dorothy Jones left last M on
day to return to Highland Park,
New Jersey after visiting the past
month at the home of their daugh
ter and sister, Mrs. Houston Wilson.
LOCAL NEWS
NOTICE
Applications for employment during the com
ing beet processing campaign are now being
accepted at the sugar company office.
Men who worked last campaign as well as
new applicants should file an application to be
sure o f employment.
The Amalgamated Sugar Co.
The New Foam Rubber
Mattress
Gives Unusual Comfort
It contains Genuine Dura-
Latex Processed
Foam Rubber
Cushioning
Visitors Here—
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mace and
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. M iller of Eagle,
Idaho visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C liff Main while en Thule
to their home after a vacation at
the coast.
Here From kiis Angeles—
Mrs. Ed Kolbc and daughter,
Ann, arrived Tuesday from Los
Angeles and will visit for about
three weeks with Mrs. Kolbe’s sis
ters, Mrs. Ed Powell and Mrs. Her
man Towne.
Son Arrives—
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Book of
Nampa are the parents of a son
bom on July 12. Mrs.' Book Is the
former June Webster o f Nyssa.
Hickman.
Mrs. Chet Moiser of
Nyssa is on the teaching staff for
the conference this week.
Here From Clarkston—
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnston of
Clarkston Washington have been
visiting friends in Nyssa.
Visitors From Payette—
Mr. and Mrs. E. Parker o f Pav-
ette were Sunday visitors at the
O. E. Dorman home.
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Pirnle In Nampa—
Members and friends of the Sun
day school of St Paul's Espiscopei
church picnicked at the Nampa
park last Sunday.
T o Give Wallowa C a rn iv a l-
Operators of 20 motor boats will
go to Wallowa lake this week-end
from Nyssa to conduct a boat
carnival
In
conjunction
with
Joseph's annual celebration. F ifty
Nyssa residents are expected to
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