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PAGE FOUR THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. JANUARY 19, 1950 Ann Injur«*«! In ( Conveyor J M i- .li j l j l * Mrs Clarence Fritts. Wanda Scott injured one o f her arms In a conveyor belt while clean- iiik it The arm is improvin« . 1 niver-ary of Mr and Mrs. Dickerson W«>in«‘ii Mak«* 8 1 .iO and the birthday of Gordon Dick- | erson On Thr« «* I,iiii<ln*s _______ Mrs Horace Chaney took Shirley APPLE VALLEY. Jan 19— Mr and Mr 111 ‘r* Mra Kd Wild of Nyssa O W YHEE Jan 19—The members cf to Nampa Monday to have one of were Sunday dinner tcuests of Mr .. . t : . her feet treated for a slight injury. Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell went to see the and Mrs Dwil(tu s c Ward the O K K club have been busy Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney at new George Sutton home and to visit Local young people held a skating P“ 1 „ 1 ^leJ' served lunch tended the wedding Saturday even the Sutton family Sunday party and weiner roast Monday Monday at the Garritson sale, served ing of Marjory Jelinek and Emery Ellis Horn went to Portland to north of Nyssa lunch at the Frank Ray sale, which Cameron at the U. P community attend a John Deere sihool for a M r, Carrie Fox and Mrs. Dwlgnt was 1 , art!est sa e “ **“ ln church at Adrian. week He plans on returning Hal- Seward and Nadine went to Nampa *ec~on "or many years, and served Mr. Smith, principal of Rldge- urday Tuesday. at the Hudson sale across the river j view school, spent Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Conley Wilson and T h e Nuzarene church of Parma Saturday More than $150 was ad- visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witty. family were dinner guests of Mr will hold an all-day meeting Fri- dpd J iL iiv *— ^>al1^ account by Mrs. John Thompson has been the week's work and Mrs. Cedric Caldwell Sunday day j substitute teacher at Wade ln the The Busy Cooks «-H club will Afternoon guests at the Caldwell ! Mr and Mrs Kenneth Saunders \ absence of Mrs. Morgan, who has home were Mr and Mrs. J L Dutro entertained Dr and Mrs. R. A, meet Friday evening after school at been ill. the home of Shirley Skinner. of Nampa. Kellogg at dinner Friday night. The boys cooking club held a Rev. Robert Krlner will hold Mr and Mrs. L. H Fritts of On- I Mrs Waldo Smalley's sister, Mrs meeting at the home of Harvey services at the Owyhee Community tario were Sunday guests of Mr and | Dan Nlckols, returned to her home Hatch Monday afternoon. January church Sunday. January 22 both in Donnelly Saturday. 16 The meeting was the last to be The W 8 C S. plans to hold a morning and evening. i held until March 8. It was not held Mrs Anna D. S. Pratt of Lebanon cooked hx«l sale in Parma January at the Harvey Bennett home as 28 Members are asked to furnish was an over-night guest in the S. D usual because Mrs. Bennett was sick. food for the sale. The next meet Bigelow home Wednesday. Mrs Harvey Bennett. Mrs Jack Mr and Mrs. Dick Brown and ing has been postponed to the first Jones, Mrs. John Auker, and Mrs. I children of Boise spent last week at of February. . . , . . . . John Packwood attended a Mary The young people of the commun- il'jme °J. her Parentf>. Mr and | and Martha society meeting at the Lynn Kygar. ....... of music education lty entertained members each Sat- I home of Mrs. Carl Hill ln Newell uni urday evening in the basement of I Mr un<1 “ rs J ^ k Williamson heights. Mr. Shaver, a missionary the church with ping pong and table f *lave 'n' ivp< onto the Ralel&h from Japan, gave an interesting h u m l u - r l u 1 1 1 place, which they have versity. Chamberlain tennis. message on his work in that country. purchased The Raleigh Chamber- Wednesday Mornings At Mr and Mrs Homer Garrett were lain family bought John Knotting- visitors of Mrs Garold Horn. Nyssa High School The Irvin Rider family have m ov ham's place on Mitchell butte and Phone 121 or ed to Nyssa and Mr and Mrs have moved there Mr. and Mrs. Leo Huber and son Ontario Christenson have moved to the Rider of Meridian and Mr. and Mis. place Real Ektei _ _ j George Nein were Sunday dinner Insurance ; guests ln the Werner Peutz home. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Slippy and I boys went to Parma Saturday to spend a few days visiting her par ents. Mr and Mrs. Ray Franklin Mr and Mrs. Clayton Patton and Six miles south and east of Adrian on the slate line or 6 miles children made a trip to Moses lake west of W ilder and 11 z miles north, '/a mile east and ‘/a m ile j Wednesday ^and have not returned Mr and Mr.s. Laurence Hislop j f south of Big Bend park, on the old Schaffer place Fruitland were dinner guests In the Grant Patterson home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters spent Bath Sets, Water Heaters Saturday night in Star with the Dwight Walker family. and Pressure Systems Mr and Mrs William Peutz and William Peutz, Jr., spent Sunday in Call Payette with Mr and Mrs Henry Peutz and family Mr. and Mrs Chuck Shure were 13 Years In Nyssa Sunday afternoon guests in the Lee Householder home. Phone 78-J Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams and Mary Ellen, attended a reunion of five college friends and their families at the Howard Evans home ln Parma Sunday Mr and Mrs. Urbano Totorlcka and Segundo Totorloka, all of Boise, are visiting in the Hipólita Menda- zona home. Calvin Love who has been visit- lug his brother and wife. Mr. and Attend Farewell Testimonial— Several persons from this vicinity attended the farewell testimonial given at the L. D. S. church in Ontario last Sunday for Miss Jean Snader, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Snader Miss Snader formerly re sided ln Nyssa. where she was grad uated from high school in 1945. She later graduated ln nursing at La ^Grande. Miss Snader will go to the Entertainment Given— The second ward of the L. D. S. Northwestern states missions with church held an "entertainment for headquarters ln Canada i the whole fam ily” gathering at the To Boise— church Saturday evening. A one-act Helmer and Ed Ostrom went to play was presented by the M. I. A. Boise last Wednesday to see the dis play of the 1950 line of Westinghouse under the direction of D. O Bybee. ranges and refrigerators They were Several reels of motion pictures were I also shown. accompanied by W. B. Holmes. J ANNOUNCING— KWEIS PROGRAM CONTEST Marie O gilvie Accredited Piano Teacher Bachelor iegree from Drake 0;J6-J4 For The Best Lelters On The Subject "WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR ON KWEI" Bernard Eastman PUBLIC FARM SALE Phone 64 Nyssa. Oregon WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25 FOR YOUR PLUMBING NEEDS SALE STARTS AT 1:00 P. M. 18—CATTLE— 18 Black Jersey, Granny, 6 yrs., giving 40 lbs. Jersey cow, Daisy, 4 yrs., giving 32 lbs. Jersey cow, Fawn, 4 yrs., giving 25 lbs. Jersey cow, Brownie, 5 yrs., giving 25 lbs. Jersey cow, Midget, 4 yrs., giving 42 lbs. Jersey heifer, Jewel, 2 yrs., giving 16 lbs. To freshen July 3. Jersey heifer, Goldie, 2 yrs., giving 28 lbs. Jersey cow, Tiny, 4 yrs., just fresh. Guernsey cow, # Blossom, 3 yrs., . giving 35 lbs. M r« U fim p p T.nvp lp ft A iin H n v fn r _ r 11 Guernsey cow, Belle, 5 yrs., giving 30 lbs, Jersey cow, Dixie, 4 yrs., to freshen Feb. 15 ________________ ___ Jersey cow, ' Horny, 4 / yrs., . to freshen Feb. 22. Thursday their daughter, Shirley, to Nampa J * , t , to be fitted for glasses. Mr and Mr.s. Frank Ray and H lstein cow, Speck, 4 yrs., to freshen 1— family left Tuesday for Quincy, I February 18. Washington, where they will make their home. 1 Jersey heifer calf, 5 months old. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and children were dinner guests j 2 Jersey heifer calves, 4 months old Sunday at the home of Mrs. Me- | Donald's parents, Mr and Mrs. Ray 1 Jersey heifer calf, 3 weeks old. Fletcher ln Homedale 1 Jersey heifer calf, 1 week old. Mr and Mrs. Harold Fivecoat left These cows are all tested. Herd test of 4.9 ^ “ yy morning ^ Ma^. butterfat. This is a fine Jersey herd. If you wm remain here for two weeks be- I I 1 i Let Us Know W hat Programs You Would Like To Hear On KWEI And How W e Can Better Serve You Listeners In Nyssa And Vicinity. Listen Every Afternoon 4:30 To 5:30 For Details On KWEI, 1240 On Your Dial And M ail Your Letters to PROGRAM CONTEST. KWEI. J. C. S MI T H Nyssa, Oregon SERVING THE VALLEY FROM NYSSA—PAYETTE—WEISER Tw/ie in HENRY J. TAYlOK, ABC Network, every Monday evening^ rtA •• n e e d COWS, atten d this auction. L /rtin I P L O V T U T T ir D m A A L P H M T l n j i n v fore Joining his parents at Madras. I | Mr and Mrs Oeorge Oregg and daughters were Sunday dinner guests In the Martha Klingback I 2 Single-unit surge milkers, used 18 months, ho Mr. me and Mrs Charley Culbertson took their son, Larry, to a doctor 6 10-gallon milk cans. Tuesday and had the stitches re 1 4-bbl galvanized cooling tank, new. moved from the cut on his head. They also shopped in Ontario thut Pails, Strainers, etc. day Mrs Martha Klingback and Mr. 2—HORSES— 2 and Mrs. Jesse Oregg and children went to Payette Friday on business 1 Black gelding, 10 yrs. old, wt. 1700 lbs. Mr and Mrs Dick Brown and 1 Sorrell mare, 9 yrs. old, wt. 1400 lbs. children of Boise spent Saturday i with the Earl Kygar family. 2 Sets of harness and collars. 9— HOGS—9 StoekllolillTM Of 1 Chester White sow, to farrow Feb. 19. Ditch ('.«». Gather 1 Chester White gilt, to farrow Feb. 19. B IO BEND. Jan 19— Forty stock- 1 Chester White gilt, to farrow Feb. 20. I holders of the Riverside Ditch, Ltd. met iiiursday evening at the Wade 1 Chester White sow, to farrow March 15. j schoolhouse to discuss the election | | of officers to be held at Roswell , 1 Chester White sow, to farrow April 18. J Saturday afternoon. Lester Molt has purchased a new 1 Chester White sow, to farrow April 23. large size Minneapolis Moline tract - 3 weaner gilts, 3 months old. or. A1 Mecham was home over the 1 Thoroughbred English pointer, 3 yrs. old week-end from John Day Mr and Mrs Oordon Dickerson retriever, excellent hunter. and family entertained at Sunday POULTRY I dinner with Mr and Mrs Frank Dickerson and Mr and Mrs. John 18 Rhode Island Red pullets, laying 75 r c. Thompson and family present The occasion was the 54th wedding an- 50 Austra White hens, 1 year old. HAY AND GRAIN Approximately 25 tons of good alfalfa hay, BY ROLAND* ROY to be sold in 2 lents. 6 Tons of barley. FARM MACHINERY 1 1937 Oldsmobile motor in excellent con dition. 1 Horse-drawn 2-way plow. 1 Horse-drawn disc. 1 V alley Mound 3-row corrugator. 1 Horse-drawn John Deere mower. 1 2-section harrow. 1 Float. 1 John Deere dump rake. 1 Iron-wheel w agon and rack. sljjréndm j » bound 1 Slip. 1 Iron-wheel w agon and rack. To right 1 Garden plow. 1 Garden cultivator. With ê w«rmmg p«d A t mght. Small tools, etc. Ittid tn H o l CommrH •Ol W m LUNCH SERVED ON THE GROUNDS TERMS—CASH vK iKe W iir r HOTTEST ENGINE NEWS of 1S50 That'i the word spreading about Buick's brand-new F-263 valve-in-head engine, already proving itself in the hands of new SuflK owners if you will the biggest power- of the year. Call it another triumph in Buick’s long history of com ing up with car performance beyond compare. Hut, sir, when you step into the sleek- more rugged bearings, take this greater lined traveler pictured here —Aung on load and transmit its stepped-up surge to the drive shaft and rear wheels. to your hat. For you’ll be riding behind a power And you, behind the wheel, wreathe your plant that is not only new but a major face in smiles at the lift you find! At the trigger-quick take-off— the mile-eating sensation of the 1950 season. cruising stride — your easy disdain for You’ll be commanding the very latest the passing gas pumps. word in valve-in-head power —the You and your Sl PE R are really newest accomplishment of the organi stepping out—and Buick’s good name zation with the ctnintry’s longest stretch as “a sweetheart on the road” gains o( experience in this engine design. still more lustre. I le r e every fist-size fuel charge now N or is road-thrill the only blessing delivers a huskier wallop. Shorter, this new power plant brings. Simpler lighter connecting rods mean that design makes service easier,so upkeep pistons Hash with faster and livelier diminishes as a problem. Hydraulic action. valve-lifters keep valves properly I leavier crankshafts, floated on bigger, seated for efficient operation —and for ( WATEITK roc/* P*/C £ XA#C£ m MERLE CROSIER, Owner Col*. B#rl And«r>on and Jo« Church. Auct*. L. H. Fritts. 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