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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 28, 1949 B. HANCOCK TAKES TITLE AT RODEO (Continued from Page 1) mobile when he crashed onto the machine north o f the grandstand, as Goodell was driving the car into the arena grounds. Because o f his performances the two previous nights, many persons were disappointed when the bull owned by Stock Contractor Harley Tucker of Joseph failed to appear No attempt was made to ride Cow boy the last night i ' the rodeo, because Buck Ahern, scheduled to make the ride, was unable to do so because at injuries sustained the night before. Bub Whiteley of Halfway sustain ed an arm fracture Saturday night when he was thrown by a bull, the same animal that broke Bob DR. G. W. GRAVES Optometrist Eyes Examined Phone 720 718 Arthur St. Caldwell, Idaho E lliotts arm in a previous show. The cowboys contributed $ 148 for Whiteley, who was hurt when the bull jumped on hkn. Elliott worked as judge instead of par ticipating in the Nyssa rodeo be cause of Che broken arm. The rodeo was opened each night with the grand entry of cowboys and cowgirls and Che introduction of officials, including Queen Betty Domenico and her attendants. Sonya M illard and Lila Mae Holmes, who assisted later with hazing the animals into the catch pens. The junior drill team of Nyssa and the Adrian 4-H club drill team gave drills and the Circle V Riding club of Vale presented a mounted q w h u le the first night of the show. Drill teams participating during Che last two nights were the Canyon county sheriff's posse, Che Indianhead Riding club of Weiser, Che Ada county posse, and the Black Canyon Riding club of Emmett. Th e Lane girls trio gave an out standing acrobatic act each even ing with their boy friend, Homer, furnishing the comedy. Also each evening Cy R itter gave a humorous performance with his 'Tail-spin Lizzie". Th e clown, Oene Curtis, protected the cowboys from the brahma bulls and helped to maintain interest of the spectators with comic quips. Prizes to be given away by a chamber of commerce committee on NEW WALLPAPER QUICKEST “DRESS UP” FOR ANY ROOM Enjoy a colorful NEW background I chances PAGE SEVEN sold ior the benefit of | B U IL D IN G P E R M IT S S. 95. See Charles Dean evenings, i er, equipment, new the Malheur Memorial Hospital as- j C. K. Olson, construction. K ing 34 mile east of Palisade at Parma- roam house, $6900, 3k down, easy sociation were exhibited on a semi-1 avenue and Seventh street, lot 1, New Plymouth junction. 28jlxp terms. R ooert F. Thompson at trailor each night of the show, j block 1. Morgan addition, $6600. 26 Frank T. Morgan Agency. FO R SALE— 1938 Chevrolet truck x 60, fram e and stucco. Oirls accompanying the exhibit j HOSTESS T O B O O K CLUB with beet oea and two-speed d if LO ST—Two white geese, male and sang. Mrs. Charles Schweizer enter ferential. See at Thompson OH female, In vicinity o f Enterprise Too Late To Classify tained the members o f the K ing- FOR BALE— Five milch cows, one station. 28Jtfc avenue. Oscar Haney, route 2. SUGARETTES AND man Kolony Book club at her home Guernsey, four Jerseys. Claude E. »J lx p F O R SALE;—80 acres, 11 miles Saturday afternoon. A fter the Wilson, fiv e miles west, one mile DENTISTS TAKE southwest Nyssa, 38 acres In culti W A N TE D —Children to care for by 28jlxp SOFTBALL GAMES dessert luncheon, Miss Clarice south Owyhee corner. vation, now in pasture, alfalfa, the day, or evenings, Mrs. M argaret Notheis reviewed the book "A FOR R E N T —Basement. 4 rooms beets, grain, family orchard, traot- Kreps, Phone 03-J. 28Jxp The Nyssa Demists defeated the Feather On M y Nose" by Billie and bath, electric water heater, Nyssaettes 31 to 11 and the Sugar Burke and Cameron Shipp. Guests laundry tubs, steel sink and cab ettes trounced tne Curry girls 42 for the afternoon were Mrs. Clon- inets, upstairs partly completed, to 15 in the girls city softball inger and Mrs. George Schweizer. garage, 6 miles from Nyssa on U. league Monday night at the rodeo — 5— grounds. G R O U P H EARS S P E A K E R The Nyssa Dentists and Nyssa Mrs. James Hartman of Parma BY ROLAND 4 ROY ettes were nip-and-tuck through out the first four innings with the was guest speaker at the monthly Dentists leading by one run. The meeting of Circle 3 of the women's Nyssaettes were squeezed out by society of the Methodist church, the dentists in the fifth inning which met last Tuesday evening at when the Dentists ran up a score the 'home of Mrs. Hugh Tobler. of I'l, most at them made on Mrs. Hartman told of the Moslem errors. religion, and of agricultural con Batteries were Lucille M itchell ditions In her native country of and Ruth Stoker, pitchers; Juanita Egypt. A fter her talk, she ans Pocht and Dorothy Herring, catch wered a number o f questions con ers and Janell Haney, pitcher and cerning Egypt and its people and Joy Huffman, catcher fo r the Nys customs. saettes. Refreshments were served by the In the second game o f the even hostess. Th e next meeting o f the ing, Donna Curry, the second up to group will be held at the home of bat, knocked out a homer fo r Cur Mrs. C liff M ain August 16. ry's fo r their first run and in -5 - jured her ankle on the play. W E D N E 9D A Y CLUB MEETS Batteries for the Sugarettes were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson en- Ezma Pierson, pitcher and M yrtle teriained last Wednesday evening Barthaloma, catcher and fo r Cur- the members o f their Mr. and Mrs. f e'll have you know NEW ENGINES AND REPAIRS ry's were Pern Hooper and Colleen club. High scores were held by Mr. That a. a rule Bybee pitchers and M yrna Mason, and Mrs. W arren Parmer, and low Our Customer. catcher. by Mr. and iMrs. Ge,.e Stunz. Guest Are always cool. The schedule fo r next Monday players were M r. and Mrs. Warren will be Curry’s vs. Farmers Daugh Farmer and R ay Wheeler of P ort Residential - Commercial Wiring ters at 7:30 at the rodeo grounds land. and the Nyssaettes vs. Satinettes - 8 - In the second game. W OM FINS C O U N C IL MEETS I Some teams in the girls city T h e women's council o f the Phone 270-W j softball league have played more Christian church met last Thursday __________ C O M P A N Y i games than others so the standings afternoon at the church for their are not comparative, but up to monthly meeting. Mrs. Roy Blb- SERVICE CALIS PHONE H IM July 25 the results were as follows: bey, president o f the group an HI-W AY 20 No NYSSA Farmers Daughters, won three and nounced the committee chairman lost none: Nyssa Dentists, won for the coming year. Mrs. Chet one and lost one; Nyssaettes, won Mosier, program chairman, an one and lost two; Sugarettes, won nounced plans for the program for one and lost two and Curry's, won the coming year, which w ill In none and lost two. clude missionary study, book re views and music. Hostess for the meeting were Mrs. John Stafford, GRANGE TO HOLD Emerson Bingaman, Mrs. Roy PICNIC IN PARK Mrs. Bibbey and Mrs. Harry Kingrey, who served coffee and cake at the Announcement was made at the close of the meeting. last meeting of the Oregon Trail Grange that the annual Grange picnic will be held In the Nyssa city park July 31. All members are asked to take farm crops to the Mjalheur county fair as they are always badly need ed. Prelim inary plans for the Grange’s booth at the fa ir were discussed. Considerable discussion was held OF COURSE IT IS DURING THE SUMMER on “ socialized medicine". Refreshments of sandwiches, cookies and a drink were served. fo e t a l VKHU W A T T Wisconsin Motors Air-Cooled Heavy Duty Engines B. 8 M. EQUIPMENT GO. m s a g » There’s an easier way DOT ENOUGH FOR YOU? MONTHS, B U T ----- Goes T o Portland— Bonnie Ward left today for P ort land to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Carl Dodson. 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