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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON ACE FO U K ATTLEMEN RIDE ON OWYHEE RANGE ~ t YHEE. Aug. 5— Mrs. Martha jback and Fred returned Fri- jy evening from a month's vaca- ja, vvnich they spent in Bay City tattle and Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Winter and mily atended the Orange picni ■Id Sunday In the para at Cald ill. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Patton and r. and Mrs. Norman Douglas made business trip to Weiser Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald 3 d children visited friends In omedale Sunday and attended the -seOali game between Payette anti omedale in the afternoon. There will be no meeting of the O . K. club this month but a bazaar nd cooked food sale will be held aturday. August 28. Mrs Charley Culbertson was as ■tant hostess to the Owyhee Rld- g club Friday niifht in Nyssu at Dr. J. J. Sarazin liome. Dick Pullen of Wallowa visited the S. D. Bigelow home Saturday fternoon. Mr. Pullen is a nephew f Mrs. Bigelow. Mrs. Werner Peutz, Mrs. A. D ases and Mrs. Jesse Ditty* went Meridian Thursday to visit Mr nd Mrs. Leo Huber and new son Sharron Fox of Madras spent rom Thursday until Sunday v is i ng Shirley Skinner. Several couples from this com - junlty attended the benefit dance leld Saturday night in the airport »mmunity hall to raise funds for he Boulevard Orange hull. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Oregg nnd amlly and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge 3re(Sg and family were Sunday ;uests in the Martha Klingback tome. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ouyer and on. Stanley, of O ro«m Trail call 'd in the Hugh Glenn home Tues- lav evening Mr, and Mrs. Oeorge Schweizer verc dinner guests In the Bud Van- coy home in Fruitland Monday honoring Mrs. Sehweizer on her birthday. Mrs. Bob Morfltt returned home Saturday from Portland, where she had been with her mother, Mrs. 1 em Wilson, Sr., who was very ill ut is improving in health now. Mary Ellen Williams went with a group of young people to Nuniixv unday on a picnic. Several of the cattlemen rode all last week looking after their cattle on the range and some of them brought some in to sell. Billy Olenn, Dale Patterson and Jackie Chard were among tjie Boy Scouts spending a week at Camp Billy. Rice at 8wamp Lake, Idaho. They returned Monday. Mrs. Ruth Vcrel and daughter of Portland are visiting here in the Ralph Holcomb home. Mrs. Vogel and Mrs. Holcomb are sisters. Fred Raymond amt his uncle, Bernard Stiaw. of Homed ale, made a trip to Canada fishing last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glenn and Dale went to Boise Tuesday even ing. Prayer meeting will Ire held In the WllHam Oregg home Tuesday evening. August 10. Francis Oregg will be the leader. Patty, Dianne and Joanne Schwet- rer 6f Richland, Washington are visitImj tills week In the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Sehweiaer. Mr, nnd Mrs. Lee Strickland were Friday evening guests in the Lee Householder home. The Peutz threshing machine was used oh its first round of grain fields this year. Threshing w’as done at six different farms. Mrs. Lee Householder and Joanne and Diane Sehwelrer of Richland. Washington were business visitors In Caldwell Friday. Fred Klingback. Rodger Stephen, Jeanne and Jeneve Oroltvelt and Carol Corfteld. Richard Corf leld. Mtiry Anne, Hurry and Harold Bumgarner left by bus from Skinn er's corner Monday morning for a week at Payette lakes, where they will attend a Sunday school con ference as delegates from Owyhee Sunday school. Dot Holcomb visited bust week in the Clarence Reed home at Mitchell butte. Mr. and Mrs S D. Bigelow were Sunday dinner guests in the Frink Zimdar home In Parma. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kygar att ended a wedding in Boise Sunday end Also were guests in tlie Dick Brown home Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDon ald were business visitors in Ont ario Tuesday. Ontario and Nyssa shopper Satur Wednesday evening. day. Mr and Mrs. C. M Tensen and j Neil and Carolyn lett a few days j ago for their summer home at Sum mit Prairie. Mrs. Dick Tensen and Dick, Mrs. Mrs. H. G Winterward and Mr. Grant Rinehart and family, Mrs. ! and Mrs. Don Casteei and two Olivia Rinehart of Enterprise, Mrs. hildrerv of Chinook. Montana re Tina Bothamly and Patsy and Joar turned Monday to their home after >f San Fernando, California, Mrs. visiting a week with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tenseri, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Glen Cooper and family. Mrs. Win- Oroot, Klaus Tensen, Mr. and Mrs. •erwood Ls Mrs. Cooper's mother John Broad and Mr. and Mrs. Jam and Mrs. Casteel’s sister. es Kakebeeke of Ontario enjoyed a Mr. and Mrs. Jake Oroot of farmers picnic In the Nyssa park Aroad;a called on relatives of this COLUMBIA AVENUE ommunity Wednesday evening. Mrs. Klaas Tensen was a Boise /isitor recently. Visitors at the Davidson home in ?artna Friday evening were Mr and Mrs. Oerrit Oroot of Apple Valley ind Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Stam. Mr. and Mrs. George Smit of Nu Acres entertained at tea and cards Sunday afternoon. Two tables of pinochle were in play with higi) ■core going to Jake Oroot and low m Mrs. Dick Groot. Several farmers of this commun ity are digging their potatoes. Bud Swan has purchased 10 head Mrs. Edward C. Larson was in of milk cows and a milking mach Adrian Thursday. ine from John Thornton. Paul Sherwood, brother of Mrs. Arthur Hatch, returned to New York after spending a week with his sister. While he was here they BiG BEND. Aug]i-t S— Both Wade went to Succor creek canyon, the and B.g Bend school buildings are Owyhee dam, the Caldwell sale. undergoing extensive repairs and Parma. Nyssa and Ontario. Lorina. Carol, Benny and Johnny redecoration. In addition to repairs, Witty, Dorothy Furgeson and Carl the W a d e district is installing a Lisle left Monday for Quaker Hill pre-cure system, wash basins, drink at McCall to atend a week's con ing fountains and a hot water tank. ference of the American Sunday SCHOOL BUILDINGS UNDERGO REPAIRS ils school union. Dale Teter moved his threshing machine to the Zeb Wilson farm Saturday to begin a series of thresh ing Jobs in the Lower Bend district. Dakotans To Meet— Former residents of North Da kota and South Dakota will meet at the Caldwell Memorial park Sun day, August 15 at noon for a pnenic dinner, followed by a program of talks and music. Each person is to provide his picnic basket and ser vice. Ice cream and cold drinks will be served on the grounds. S Ì HC WASHER IRA HMD IV a a 3. End Washday Work Exclusive patented washing actio n washes g e n tly — thoroughly. Soiled water drains AWAY from clothes —not THROUGH them. No bending or stooping. C o m p letely a u to m a tic . 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