THE NYSSA GATE C IT Y JOU RNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PARENTS HOSTS A T
B IR TH D AY PICNIC
O R E G O N T R A IL , Aug.— Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Holmes were hosts
at a picnic supper Monday evening
August 2. The picnic was held in
celebration of the third birthday
of their daughter, Sandra. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ren
Hendricks of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs.
A. 'M . Goodson and fam ily of
Parma, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Holmes
and Robert and Junior, Mr. and
Mrs. Rolland Holmes and family,
Mr. and Mrs. R oy Holmes, Mr.
and Mrs. P. S. Byers and fam ily
and Bonnie Kressly.
Th e M erry Matrons club met at
the home of Iva Adams Wednesday
afternoon, August 4. The after
noon was spent socially. Following
the business meeting, games were
played. Three guests, Anna Jayo,
Caroline Gardner and Mildred Hill
and 10 members were present. R e
freshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mildred Hill
and Bernice Gardner.
The next
meeting will be held August 18,
with Viola Adams as hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Pry are va
cationing at Payette lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen and
B illy and Mr, and Mrs. F. S.
Byers and Betty Alice and Stanley
attended the Eagles ball game at
Caldwell Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams and
fam ily left Saturday for Yellow
stone park. They expected to be
gone two weeks.
Jack Bowen and Hollis and Don
ald Knowles went to The Dalles
last week to play baseball with
the American Legion junior team
T hey returned home Monday ev
ening.
ben of wiishington.
Mrs. Amosa Howard o f Woods
Cross, Utah has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. O. H. Salters.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Howard and
son. Denny, Mrs. Arch Peterson
and family and Mrs. Elmo Chris
tenson and fam ily visited in Weis-
er Saturday.
Ardyce Hurst was a dinner guest
Sunday at the Charles Wilson
home in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piercy, Carl
and Arlene Piercy spent the Week
end fishing at Unity.
Henry Reuter left Sunday for
Klam ath Palls, where he will att-
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a performance bond in the fu llTany informalities.
amount of the contract price.
i Malheur County School District
The trustees oi .viameur County
No. 61, Adrian, Oregon.
School District
No. 61, Adrian,'
By Raymond
Holly. Clerk.
Oregon, reserves the right to r e - ! First Pub. Aug. 12.
ject any and all bids
and to waive Last Pub.
Aug. 19.
Prices W ere Good
Compared To Other Markets And W e Had
Plenty O f Buyers
We are expecting quite a few more cattle here
next week and if you want feeder cattle or have
cattle to sell it will be a good place to come.
We are equipped to handle your B cows. Let
us have your cattle, hogs, sheep and horses.
Summertime is a good time to inspect roofs.
Give home, barns, sheds — all your buildings —
a thorough examination. Don't wait until they leak.
Do it NOW!
Top Hogs Sold at $30.85-$31.00
BILL LANE, Auctioneer-Manager
Office Phone 019R3
Roofing Materials
and labor are
available on
Res. 116J
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POLLYANNA CLUB
OF KOLONY MEETS
K IN G M A N K O LO N Y , Aug. 12—
Mr. and Mrs. John Stubben of
Everett, Washington are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Emil Wohlcke.
Mrs. Arch Peterson and fam ily
and Mrs. Elmo Christenson and
fam ily of Wood Cross, Utah visit
ed at the Max Howard home last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Toomb
of Nyssa and Mrs. Toomb’s par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Ortagi of Cal
ifornia^ were dinner guests at the
W illiam Toomib home Friday ev
ening.
Mr, and Mrs. David Hall, Sr.,
visited Joe W right and fam ily of
Parma Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst and
son, David, were at the Snively
swimming pool Sunday afternoon.
Tn the evening they attended a
show in Ontario.
The Pollyanna club met Thurs
day at the home o f Mrs. L. L.
Kreager, Guests were Mrs. Emil
Wohlcke, Mrs. W illiam Wohlcke
of the Kolony and Mrs. JohnStub-
THURSDAY, AU G U ST 12, 1948
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— and all the necessary
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If you wish, we'll see that the labor Is furnished, too,
through arrangements with local contractors.
*
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