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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH 16. 1950 Cemetery Board Plans Election OWYHEE. Mar. 16—A meeting will be held in the Owyhee Community church Tuesday. March 21 at 8 p. m. for the purpose of electing three directors to serve on the Owyhee cemetery board. The terms of those now holding office have expired. Mr. and Mrs Prank Zimdar and family and Mr. and Mrs. Oris Whittemore and daughter, Frances, of Parma were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bigelow Sunday. The dinner was given in observance of Mr. Bigelow’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz enter tained at dinner Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs Kenneth McDon ald and Kay andButch, honoring Mr. McDonald on his birthday. Correction—Mr. and Mrs Herb Loy of Portland were here to a t tend the funeral of Mrs. Fred Loy of New Plymouth. Mrs Kenneth McDonald and Mrs. Stanley Hill gave a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Tony Ciofalo at the home of Mrs. M. L. Judd Tuesday. Bonnie Reuter wheeled the gifts SQUARE DANCE EAGLES HALL EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 8 O'CLOCK EAGLES AND FRIENDS into the room in her doll buggy. Fifteen guests were present. A meeting of the county exten sion unit of Sunset valley was held at the home of Mrs. Lynn Kygar Wednesday. Mrs. Grover Cooper, leader, gave the lesson on closet arrangements. Committees were ap pointed as follows: Nominating committee, Mrs. Werner Peutz, Mrs. George Gregg and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald, and committee to attend the program-planning session in Ontario were Mrs. Kenneth Loren- son and Mrs. Werner Peutz as rep resentatives of the extension unit. Mrs. Martha Klingback returned Saturday from a three-weeks visit with relatives in Seattle and Walla Walla. Mrs. Lou DeGoede and her son- in-law. Henry Shank of Ogden. Utah are here visiting her parents and other relatives. Her father, Jess Kygar. who has been ill with pneumonia, is much better and her brother, Earl Kygar. who is in the hospital, is also reported improving. Mrs. Martha Klingback and son, Fred, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Gregg Sunday. Prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Martha Klingback Wednesday. March 22. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbertson entertained at dinner Sunday for Mrs. Earl Kygar and children and Mr and Mrs. Mearl McClure and family. Here From Boise— It's the patented OIL Crem- base that does ¡ t . .. NUTRI-TONIC Professional Mrs. Katherine Daly, who has been at the M. S. Ayres home In Boise for several months came to Nyssa last Thursday to be with her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Herriman. Herr From Huntington— Permanent Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ward of Huntington were visitors last Fri day at the Bernard Frost home. Waves safely in little as 10 minutes! "Y o u 'll marvel at Nutri-Tonic's wonderful soft naturalness and faster waving. 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Mar 16—The | ---------- Malheur County Jersey club Merry Matrons club met at the home of Alice Holmes Wednesday, members voted at a meeting held March 8 . Twelve members and a In Vale Saturday, March 4 to adopt visitor, Emma Hendricks, were pres state health rules for the spring ent. Roll call was answered by Jersey show to be held in Nyssa "Household Hints.” The afternoon May 27. The club reminded inter persons that all unvaccinated was spent visiting and doing fancy ested animals over six months of age and work. In a quiz game Vinnie > all vaccinated animals over 80 Smith and Emma Hendricks won months of age shall have passed a prizes. Lunch was served by the negative test for Bang's disease hostess, assisted by Marie Holmes. within 30 days of the show. Rosel Hunter, president of the The next meeting will be held March 22 with Marie Holmes as i club and co-chairman of the show, hostess. Roll call will be "a new told the members that much work flower or vegetable I intend to raise will be required to retain the Hul- bert trophy in the county by top this year.” Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers and ping state show competition. He Stanley were dinner guests last also stressed the fact that all Jer breeders are invited to show, Sunday at the Cruige Russell home sey regardless of whether they are in Fruitland. Friends' of Mrs. Frank Fry have members of the club. Announcement was made that a learned she is improving and can now sit up a short time each day. special division for Future Farmers Mrs. Fry has been in bed the last will be arranged this year. Both grade and registered Jerseys will six weeks. Several residents of thus commun ■ be eligible in this division. In for lty attended the square dance party mer years, the F. F. A. members given by the Owyhee Riding club have shown in the open class and have been unable to show grade last Friday evening. Junior Holmes attended the ice animals. The Nyssa chamber of commerce follies in McCall Sunday. and several individual business men are among the sponsors of the 1950 show. The Nyssa Elevator will a- Budget Passed By ward a prize for the grand champ Big Bend Distriet ion bull and Tobler's Feed and Fuel will give an award for the registered BIG BEND, Mar 16—The Big Bend Jersey with the highest production district voted on the school budget for the past three years. The Ideal Friday afternoon. The budget was Gas and Appliance will award n accepted. trophy and the First National bank Martin Lee, a student minister of Portland will again furnish the from the Christian Bible school of colored movie film for the show. Boise, gave a message to the mem The Nyssa chamber will award four bers of the Lower Bend Sunday trophies and assist with other show expenses. A complete list of spon school. Mrs. John Packwood received sors will be released soon. word Saturday that her mother, Mrs. Edna Parrot and George DRodes were married Thursday by McCoys Coing To the Free Methodist minister of Ironside Bunch Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. John Pack- wood and boys visited the newly Mr. and Mrs. Lew McCoy, Sun weds Saturday at their home at set valley residents who plan on 412 Denver street. moving to the Ironside section, were A1 Mecham, who is employed at leted by friends this week. John Day, visited his family over Members of the Sunset auxiliary the week-end. and their husbands gave a surprise Mary Lou Ricks, Alan Bennett farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Mc and Donna Handler of Wade earn Coy Thursday evening at the McCoy ed a perfect spelling score in the home. The group presented a silver second county spelling test. Those sandwich tray to the couple. Can earning above 94 per cent were asta and pinochle were In play. A Barbara Payne. Joan Handler. Jim late potluck supper was served to my Thompson and Sharon and 28. Karen Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy, who have sold their farm to George Folkman. First Colt Of Season purchased a 2000 acre ranch six Born On Dimmick Farm miles from Ironside. In the fall of 1936 Lew McCoy So far as Is known, the first colt came to Sunset valley and erected of the season was born this week on the first building on his farm. Mrs. the Nell Dimmick ranch. McCoy and their two sons arrived The colt, a good short-backed in the spring of 1937 and they be palomino, with three socks and gan the task of clearing the sage blazed face, is half Arabian and brush for farming. That spring, on out of Beauty, the palomino mare their new farm on the southern owned and ridden by Mrs. Neil slope of the valley, they could con Dimmick. The mare has taken a tinuously see the arrival of new prominent place in equestrian settlers and watch the construction events in the valley. of new homes and the clearing of The sire of the colt is the Arabian land. horse Wisok, a bay Polish-bred Although the McCoys were orig Arabian horse imported from inally from Iowa and new to the Austria and purchased last year by art of irrigation, they mastered it. Mr. Dimmick from the United They first grew crops of hay and States remount service. grain, and then cultivated potato and sugar beet crops. A new house Hawaiian Pictures Shown— and barn were added as the years of Leon Child, former L. D. S. mis sionary to the Hawaiian Islands, showed many lovely colored pictures of the Hawaiian people and the beautiful scenery at a cottage meet ing held at the home of Mrs. D. O. Optometrist Bybee Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reib, formerly of Eyes Examined Hawaii, were honored guests. Mr. Mrs. Leon Child, who recently re turned from an extensive trip Phone 720 through Utah. Arizona and Mexico, also showed colored slides of Inter 718 Arthur St. esting places, including some of the L. D. S. temples. Elder Lsaac Coop Caldwell, Idaho er took charge of the gospel con versation which followed. Refresh ments were served to 10 persons.' successful farming progressed on week, as the new owners. Mr. and the new land. Mrs. George Folkman moved in. McCoy for years has been treas They will stay with their ion, urer of the executive board for Sun Charlie, at the corner store, for a set hall. He recently resigned os short time until weather conditions president of the Owyhee Cattle as I have improved for traveling. sociation Mrs McCoy has been a leader and active member of the , To Boise— Sunset auxiliary. Mr and Mrs Eddie Powell were All packed, the McCoys moved week-end guests In Boise a t the from their farm the first of this I home of M. P. Wiley. 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If you were registered and did not vote at either the Primary or General Election in 1948, or have chang ed your residence or if you desire to change your political affiliations, you must re-register. You may register at the office of the County Clerk, for any precinct in the County, or with the official reg istrars in the following precincts: PRECINCTS REGISTRARS ‘ O v e rd riv e and white udowaH tire» optional a t e xtra c a d . & ’ ’ TEST DRIVE" T H I 'S O FORD AT YOUR FORD DIALER' S t w ill open yo u r e y e s I F ord th * only car in Its Raid with AUTOMATIC O VERD RIVE Herriman Motor Co. Applegate Adrian and Big Bend Harper and Bully — Brogan ...... .................. I r o n s i d e ------------- Mrs. M. D. Clough D. T. Holly O. Y. Chester Myrtle I. Rose H C. Elms J. A Coleman Ja m ie so n Oabriel Elordt Jordan Valley and Juniper Oeo L. Baker Jones M a lh e u r ---------------------- Mrs. Horten Worsham Mary H Myers McDermltt Nyssa No. 1. No 2. No. 3. Arcadia and Owyhee Hilda L. 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