Nyssa gate city journal., May 19, 1949, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

P A G E SIX
T H E N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L , N Y S S A , O REGO N. T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 19, 1949
close of the evening by Mrs. Louise music, and a
talk on the united of crime and accidents is just as Swarm Day Planned—
Wernick, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneln nations.
important as the apprehension of ] A ll Bee-hive girls, their mothers
and teachers, will hold their annual
Renstrom, Ed Frost and Glenn
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criminals.
Brown.
M O TH E R -D A U G H TE R T E A
Nine important rules at safe ! Swarm day in Caldwell Saturday
The annual mother-oaughter tea drivnar were discussed at some
beginning at 11 a. m. Special pro­
T h » e honored at
the meeting glven by [he
Chris league and S J S f
M p Æ T ^ J r v ed by gram
P A S T O FFIC E R S HONORED
numoers, awards and a cov­
Special honor was extended to Mond“ y evenmg were Mrs. Hilda fu tu ic Homemakers association of
aU drivers.
drivers, practically all auto-
ered dish lunch will be part of the
thc past matrons and patrons at Tensen, Mrs. A. H. Boydell, Mrs J the Nys-ia hicn school »# > held last mobile accidents could be ellmin- celebration.
Mrs. Archibauld of
a meeting
meeting of the Eastern Star Mon- J Sarazin, Mrs Ethel Crawf >rd. Friday night.
The mothers arid ated. safety council leaders said.
a
Ontario is stake beekeeper.
in the gymnasium,
T h e nine rules are as follows:
day eveniis;. Corsages were pre- Miss . Kva Boydell, Mrs, Bernard daughters met
Seti Iranian, '‘ here Girl's
league installation Keep y * car in good mechanical Instructors Meet—
sented to the past matrons, and
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condition.
Bert Lienkaeuiper, Mrs. Eva >ervice
boutonieres to the past patrons
The regular class meeting of the
Uncial Nntcs
by Mrs. Eva Boydell
end Mrs. Frank Miller o f Ontario. Nellie Hightower
Mrs. John Beckham provided piano Gilbert of Colorado, and Mr. anu
Vlrs. Frank Miller uf Ontario.
selections for the meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs W illiam ochireman
and Cecil Morrison told of the W EDNESDAY E V E N IN G BRIDGJ
CLUB
M EETS
special meeting they had attended
Mrs. Harry Miner was hostess t<
last week at Idaho City when
special degree work was put on by Lhe members of her Wednesday
evening bridge club at her horn*
the Boise chapter.
High score was held
Following the meeting, bridge, .ast week.
p.nochle and bingo were in play, by Mrs. Ed Frost and low score b.
Burningham.
Gut-
with Mrs. Ed Frost having high Mrs. Tom
Nellie High-
score at bridge and Mrs. Jake Sim­ players were Mrs
lower. Mrs. Alice G ilbert and Mis.
mons huh score at pinochle.
Refreshment* were served at the Katherine Peterson.
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FIRST C LA SS
S h o e Sh in e
M INE RS B A R B E R
SHOP
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DELPH1ANS M E ET
The Delphian society met last
Friday morning at the home of
Mrs Bernard Eastman. Mrs. Glea
Billing , as discussion leader on the
subject, "Russia, a New Civiltz-
ati in". Topic leaders included Mrs.
Orant Rinehart, Mrs. Dale G ar­
rison. Mrs. Gerrit Siam, and Mis.
Wesley Browne.
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W OM KN'S S O C IE T Y T O M E TT
There will be installation o f tile
new officers of the women's so-
cicty of the ____
Methodist
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church
Thursday, May j « ' a t 2 p m. u!
the church. The program for the
afternoon will consist o f special
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DAIRYMEN
YOU CAN USE DDT!
The federal security agency and the
department o f agriculture issued the
following statement on April 5, 1949
after a meeting of the principal gov­
ernment agencies concerned with the
utilization of DDT in the national and
international health and economy.
“A number of statements have been published
during the last several days which have misled
and alarmed the public concerning the hazard
of using D D T as an insecticide . . . The food
and drug administration has not prohibited the
use of D D T in spraying dairy cattle and barns
. . . There is no justification for public alarm as
to the safety of the milk supply from the stand­
point of D D T contamination.”
TOBLER’S FEED AND FUEL
Phone 26
USE P U R I N A D D T P R O D U C T S T O C O N ­
T R O L FLIES A R O U N D D A IR Y B A R N S
Spray Early —Spray the Building Spray the
Cattle, and re-spray when necessary according
to directions on the package.
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Telephone 10 8
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THEATRE
F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 20-21
S P E C T A C U L A R T H R IL L S
Sabu Gail Russell Turhan Bey
Anthony Caruso Aminta Dyne In
“SO N G OF IN D IA ”
The rich splendor of Exotic India! The wild
savagery of the growling jungle!
Mat.. Sat., 2:30;
Adm t0r-9c inr. Tax
Atlill. tlvnilnuH 44*'-9c lo r. Tax
S U N D A Y A N D M O N D A Y , M A Y 22-23
The heart-warming story o f three desperado­
es who kept a promise to a w om an !
-John Ford’s Legend of the Southwest
"T H R E E G O D F A T H E R S ”
IN T E C H N IC O L O R W IT H
.John Wavne Pedro Armendariz
B U G S 'B U N N Y C A R T O O N
Mat.,
Sun., 2:30. A dm. SKr-fc, Inc. Tax.
Adm. livening* Itc h- Inc. Tax
T U E S D A Y . M A Y 24
B A R G A IN N IG H T
Roy Rogers— Andv Devine In
“ N IG H T TIM E IN N E V A D A ”
Filmed in Color
2-Reel Featurette
Sports
Color Cartoon
AdmLxxion 3tr-9f, Inr. Tax.
W E D N E S D A Y A N D T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 25-26
W alt Disney’s Technicolor
“SO D E A R T O M Y H E A R T ”
Burl Ives Beulah Bondi
Bobby Driscoll— Harry Carey
The simple, heart warming, tender and hu­
man story o f bygone boyhood days. Told with
the masterful Disney touch.
SPORTS
NEW S
M U SIC Al*
Adm. t - m iiif n 44c-9c Inc. Tax
veterans agriculture instructors and
high school agriculture instructors
in this vicinity Tuesday night in
the high school building was hign-
lighted by a visit of two state
officials. Elmer Sullivan, assistant
state supervisor of vocational agri­
culture; Prof. H. H. Gibson uf O re­
gon state college, and Mr. French
of the veterans administration with
headquarters at La Grande attend­
ed the meeting, which extended
from 4 o'clock until 9 p. m., except
for time spent at dinner, which was
served by the wives o f the instruct­
ors.
I contest.
T h e best 4-H exhibit was shown
Year in and year out
j by Ronald Peterson of
Nyssa
j route 1.
you’ll do well with the
Other 4-H division winners were
j as follows: Heifer under one year—
1 Diana Hardman, Vernon Miller of
Vale route 1 and Mary Miller of
Vale route 1; heifer, over one year
and under two— David Hurst of
Nyssa route 1, Janice Kemble of
Ontario route 1, and Ronald P et­
erson; mature animals, over two
years—Jerry Wright of Nyssa route
1, Dale Peterson and Delbert P et­
erson.
T h e best F. F A. exhibit was
shown by Deane Hunter.
T h e judges were Harold Ewalt
of Corvallis, extension dairyman of
Oregon State college, and Irvin
Slater, western fieldman of the
American Jersey Cattle club. Leeds
The
championship
bull
and
championship cow trophies were a-
warded by Tobler's Feed and Fuel
and the Nyssa Elevator.
Other
awards and financial support were
Accident And Indemnity Co.
given by the Idaho Power company.
Vale Supply, G rigg Bros, and But­
ler. Farmers Co-op creamery, On­
tario chamber of commerce, Nyssa
chamber
of
commerce,
Adrian
chamber o f commerce. Service Cen­
SEE
ter of Vale, American Jersey Cat­
tle club, the United States National
bank, Ontario -branch; the First
National -bank of Portland, Nyssa
branch; Vale Consucers co-oper­
ative. Ontario Grain company, the insurance
.jjjjtiifr . Real Ostato
Malheur Drug company of Vale,
and the Vale Grain and Feed.
Lunch was served during the
Phone 64
noon hour by the women of the
Malheur Jersey Cattle club, which
Nyssa. Oregon
sponsored the show.
HARTFORD
Gladys Lewis, not have stickers on the windshield
treasurer; Janice Cair.poell. report­ or windows which have not been
er, D inna Cheldehn, senior rep- approved by the secretary of state,
.toem ative
and
Carlene Jones, pay cluse attention to driving at
.reshman guardian. Song leader; all tunes, do not drive too close
will be Betty Hadley and Nina to the vehicle ahead, never cut in
King.
too close when passing another
follow in g the installation cere- .enlcie, keep the car under con-
r.ony, Marian Brown and Betty roi al all tunes, never drive an
Hadley sang M other” . The style automobile follow in' the consump-
how presented by tlie hign schoo. .ion of any alcoholic liquor, and
end adult sewing classes under the lever pick up hitch-hikers.
direction of Mrs. Cnarles Stef-
.ens, presented m e girls wearing ¡•urents O f Son—
New Chairman Appointed—
tresses and suits made in the
A son was born May 14 to Rc-v.
Ersel Beus was appointed as
lasses. Evelyn Long was narrat- md Mrs. Roland Wuest of Wilbur,
jr lor the style snow. Music foi Washington, former Nyssa resi­ geneology chairman of the Nyssa
.he style show was furnished by dents. The baby weighed 7 pounds, second ward at a meeting held
He has chosen
Janice Campoell, wno sang "Alice ’ ounces. Rev. Wuest is a L u th ­ Sunday evening.
Joseph Flake and Rosel Anderson
Slue
Gown"
and
" S m i l i n g eran minister.
as his counselors. Amasa Hammon
ln rou jh ".
She was accompanied
was formerly chairman.
ay Angela Peterson.
Cane Week Proclaimed—
Refreshments were served in the
In conformity with a procla- Return From Portland—
home economics rooms o f the high
I mation issued by Governor Douglas
Mrs. Carl Seburn and son. Jack,
school.
Presiding at the punch McKay, George Henneman, chair­
oowLs were Mrs. J. R. Winchell man of the Nyssa city council, has have returned to their home aftet
spending last week in Portland.
and Mrs. Luray Traibert. Members
proclaimed the week of May 15 to
of the F. H. A. assisted about the 21 as "W h ite Cane W eek ", which 1 Mrs. Sebum was guest of her
daughter, Marie, at Oregon State
rooms.
I is to educate the people as to the college at Corvallis for M other’s
Mrs. Virginia Steffens is advisor
purpose of the white cane and to week-end. Muss Marie Seburn was
{or 11,1 f ’.u' dre Homemakers nasuci- caution observance of it by giving
lecently elected president of her
and Mrs Marg.net Eng.si rum blind persons right-of-way when
sorority. Alpha Gamma Delta, and
,s advisor for the Girl s league
, they are carrying the cane
will be chapter delegate to the
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international convention of
the
A D R IA N 4-H'ERS M EET
Hospital Auxiliary To Meet—
sorority to be held at Roanoke,
The Delightful 4-H club cooks,
The hospital auxiliary will hold
members o f the third year cooking its May meeting Monday at the Virginia, July 1 to 7. Miss Seburn
division at Adrian, held their final parish hall at 2:30. Guest speaker is also undergraduate represent­
ative
on
the
Phi
association
meeting at tlie home of Avadna
for the afternoon will be Dr. Lester council.
Peterson Friday evening.
Scott. Music will be furnished by-
Several of the girls will be en­
Mrs. Chet Mosier and Mrs. John Visit At Sheaville—
tering special contests
at
the
Stafford.
Irene and Phyllis Jayo
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Bear
spring fair, Avadna Peterson, bread
will provide some piano selections. visited friends near Sheaville Sun­
making; Shirley Sparks, cake bak­
day.
ing, and Arlene Piercy, $1 dinner.
I.eaves I-or Portland—
T lie girls practiced their food
Mrs. Frank Morgan left last Here From llomedale—
demonstrations which were includ­
week-end for Portland, wlXere she
Mrs. Edsmer Fenn and daugh­
ed in their menus. Jenifer Thom p­
will visit Mr. and Mrs. Clay M or­ ters of Homedale visited Tuesday
son demonstrated a dairy fix at
gan and their new baby daughter. with Mrs. Ida Ward and Mrs.
salad, and Arlene Piercy and Shir­
William Coleinan and family.
ley Sparks demonstrated a dairy
Attends Assembly—
food meat loaf.
Mrs. Verena Beam left Sunday Return From Utah—
T h e 4-H Cooking club 1 met at
foi North Bend to attend the
Mr. and -Mrs. Albert Coleman j
the Vernon Parker home wiUi the
ess ions o i the Rebekah assembly and son, Rodney, returned Tues- |
leader. Miss Shirley Sparks. Cherry
of Oregon as a delegate from the day from a week's visit with rel­
pie was the project.
Nyssa lodge.
atives in Utah.
HONORED A T P A R T Y
Mr. and Mi’s. H. R. Sherwood
were guests of honor at a sur-
! prise bon voyage party held Wed-
■ nesday evening. May 11 In the
i parish hall by the Episcopal guild.
Thirty
friends
in
attendance
played ,tames arranged by Mrs
I Grant Rinehart after which re-
fre hments of ice cream, cakes and
coffee were sprved. Mr. and Mrs.
Sherwood were presented with gifts
from tlie guests by Mis. Hilda Ten-
I sen.
G IR L S T O HOLD T E A
T h e Nyssa G irl Scouts will hold
their annual tea June 1. Guests
will be mothers, sponsors, council
I members and friends of scouting.
I Registration will be completed.
OFFICERS, S A F E T Y
C O U N C I L DSCUSS
T R A F F IC PR O B L E M S
To Assist Girls—
Mrs. George Poulson and Mrs. V A L E M A N B IG G E ST
Gladys Cooper were chosen by
W IN N E R A T SH O W
Chairman Afton Mitchell to assist
in the L. D. S. girls association
(Continued from Page 1
in Nyssa.
Johnson; senior get-of-sire, (four
animalsi—Clifford W right; junior
Accepts Position—
get-of-sire—R. H. Hunter and Sons:
Miss Selma Stam, formedly of produce of dam—Lewis Johnson:
Adrian, has accepted a position breeders calf herd— R. H. Hunter,
in the First Security bank in Nam ­ and breeder's young herd—Lewis
pa. She lias been attending the Johnson.
Nampa Business college.
In the 4-H division, June Peter­
son of Nyssa route 2 won the fitting
Budget Committee Meets—
and showmanship contest among
Members of the buck'et committee senior members and Diana Hard-
|
inet in the schoolhouse Wednesday man o f route 1, Nyssa, won the !
night to draft the 1949-50 budget fitting and showmanship contest a- j
for school district No. 26c. Mem ­ mong junior members.
Gordon
bers of tlie budget board, acting Hunter of Nyssa route 1 took sec- ;
in co-operation with the school ond and Leon Besendorf o f route 1
board, are Elden Yergensen, E, H, won third in the junior division
Brandt, Gordon Ray, Otis Bullard and David Hurst of route 1 and
and R G. Larson. The budget will Dale Peterson of route 2 won sec­
be published in the Gate City ond and third, respectively in the
Journal next week.
senior fittin g and showmanship
At the regular meeting o f tlie
Nyssa public safety council in
Carl's Doll House M ay 16. Sergeant
Walter Walker o f the state police ,
and Chief Orville Maze and Maxie I
Hull o f the Nyssa police force met
with the council to discuss the I
problem of traffic safety in this I
area.
The police officer! atatad that
i king for advancement I
of safety Is not wasting his tune
or efforts and that tlie govern­
ment encourages safety organiz­
ations in its work. Also, safety is
considered an lndiapensible iqjrt of
ixilice work in that the prevention
NEWS
VIEWS
R.v Lew llrrn m xn
Gen. Om ar Bradley gave the
Senate a short course in advanced
geography, and wound up by tell-
| ing the Senators that "America's
first line o f defense lies in tlie heart
of Europe.” That's a long way to
| go to get pushed around, but the
I General's logic is as sound as a
I prime ripe melon.
I f you s4t m
j \our rocking chair and wait for
j the enemy to arrive on your door-
| step you're going to have your
hands ns full as a new boy at a
ta ffy pull.
T h e time to stop a
runaway train is before it realiy
ets rolling downhill. I f an enemy
is «topped over there, he won't
have to be stopped over here, j
rhat makes sense.
Chicago burglars stole $15011 loot
from F a il Smith's home, and carted
It o ff in Sm ith's luggage
They
didn't even leave him hokiing the
bag I f your car isn't operating at
lieak performance it's stealing mon­
ey from you every mile you drive.
Keep your car in condition at
H F R R IM A N M O T O R C O
W e re
thinking of putting up bleachers
so you folks can watch our mech­
anics at work
These boys are
really marvels, and what they
don't know about your car could
be engraved on the head of a pin
with a blunt axe. Bee them at
H errim an M o to r
Com pany
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HARTFORD
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N ig h t G o w n s
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Ass’t. Sizes $ | . * 9
Spun Rayon Material
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250 Yards, 39 inches
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Regular Price $1.15 a yd.
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yard
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