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77? <? NYSSA SECOND SECTION TY JOURNAL THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 1950 Killin'* Chili Blaus Kiile Into Hills Sunday, April 16 issue insurance for both horses and their equipment, if it is taken out by the club as a whole. Insurance against fire and theft is provided. Also available is a form of public liability for the horses. The Weiser Riding club has invit ed the Owyhee club to ride at the spring rodeo to be held in Weiser May 21. The Owyhee members have accepted the invitation. At the Friday meeting refresh ments were served by Alene Holmes and Henry and Denzil Mitchell. The Owyhee Riding club made plans at a meeting held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mitchell for the first group ride of the season, which has been set for Sunday, April 16. Members and their friends are Invited to take their lunches and ride to the hills with the group April 16. Visit In Baker— Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson vis Ken Renstrom informed the club that Insurance companies will now ited relatives in Baker Sunday. -NOW OPEN- For Business birthday dinner for Mrs. Henderson at the home of her daughter. Mis. Zola Coon, in Notus. Mrs. Rich Holly gave a birthday Corn Contracts dinner for her son, Timmy, who was a year old Sunday. The Oregon Frozen Food comp Mrs. Elmer Sparks, Mrs. Foglc- any, recently organized in Ontario, man. Miss Weir and Mrs. Borge will hold its annual growers meet attended the art classes in Nyssa ing at the plant Wednesday, Apr.l nine hours this week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eastman of 12 at 8 p. m , according to a letter issued by Neplii Grigg. president of Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Dean the concern The public is invited Ausman and daughter of Niflnpu called in the Glen Brown home to attend the meeting. Grigg announced that the comp Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith went to any will pay a stock bonus of $2 a ton above the contract price of corn. Ontario on business Wednesday. A charivari was given Friday The bonus will be the concern's an swer to abnormally slow conditions night for Mr. and Mrs. David High land. Mrs. Highland was the form of the corn contract market. The president said his firm had con er Joyce Kurtz. Mr and Mrs. Ted Teski and tracted approximately 800 acres of corn, but needs a total of 2000 daughters of Nyssa visited Sunday acres in order to operate next sum with Mrs. Teske's sister, Mrs, Bill mer as planned. He explained that Willis and family. Mrs. W E, Hansen and Don. the price of corn has dropped dur Dickie and Betty shopped in Boise ing the past two years. Saturday. Grigg explained that it is difficult Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown visit to arrange contracts at today's price of $18 a ton. The dividend stock will ed in the LuRay Trnbert home in be issued by special stock certificates Nyssa Thursday. Mrs. Sue Ashcraft, Mrs. Herb after the corn is delivered, at which time the tonnage will be known. Thomas and Mrs. Lambert Dierking On the basis of anticipated acreages, attended a pinochle club meeting at this amount is expected to be $20,- Mrs. Warden’s home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and 000. The company listed several rea Shirley attended the Nyssa-Nainpa sons for its decision to offer the baseball game in Nyssa Monday. bonus. Officials feel that the comp | Glen Brown was in Ontario on any will be stronger with grower business Thursday. Shirley Smith spent three days participation and that the plant can be purchased more advantageously this past week with Betty Newbill if there is grower ownership. They in Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Howrfrd Hatch and hope that the bonus will stimulate corn acreage and that the plant Barbara shopped In Boise Saturday. Shirley Smith Is now working nt cost will be lowered as a result of the Holly theater as cashier. a capacity run. Gary Webster celebrated his birthday Saturday evening by in Woman Back From viting four of his friends to his I home. They later attended a movie. Visit To Egypt Mr. and Mrs. Ed Batt came to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henderson ADRIAN, April 6—Mrs. Ray Holly Thursday and brought with them and Sylvia returned home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Neal of Durango. evening from Alexandria, Egypt, Colorado. Mrs. Neal is an aunt of where she visited relatives for five Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Batt. months. Guests in the Gayle Martin home Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henderson Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Francis and Mrs. Sparks and Wayne and Martin and children of Caldwell. Mrs. Looney and boys went to a | Mr. and Mrs. O. J. English, Mr. and Junior Riders Western Riders Ontario Goni|>any Plannings Events Elect Officers Giving Bonn« T o r Nineteen members 6f the Junior Owyhee Riding club met Friday evening at the Phil Mitchell home to elect officers for the year. The officers are as follows: President, Bonnie Kressly; vice president, Jerry Oordan; secretary Colleen Bv- bee; treasurer, Virginia Corn; re porter, Lila Holmes, and the refresh ment committee chairman. Harriet Gardner. The members decided that a white shirt and a blue •neck-ker-chief tie. would be worn for the year. The group will make the first spring ride to the hills April 16. the same date as the senior riding club. Leaders and supervisors for the Junior club this year are Ann Ten- sen and Fay Corn. The monthly March meeting of the Western Riding association was held at Cambridge. Idaho with over 100 members attending. Coming events for this month in elude the Caldwell Riding club dance April 10 at the Eagles hall: a horse sale by Dave Little and Elwood Bingham at Plaza ranch April 22; the Boise Riding club gymkahana April 23. and Glen Still well’s horse sale April 30 at Bar Lazy T ranch. Marsing will be host at the April meeting of the riding association. Dies In Mississippi— Mrs. Ida Ward received word Tuesday that her cousin, Robert Shelley, died at Natchez. Mississippi. He was 97 years old. ROW CROP SPRAYERS OR FULL COVERAGE Iron Fireman Furnaces and Stokers Lennox Furnaces All Kinds of Sheet M etal a n d Buili On Your Tractor To Fif Your Jobs Adjusllblr spray bars built to do ail kinds of Spraying. We are now using the very latest ball bearing pumps for power take-offs Pressure from 10 to 200 lbs. Dosages from 10 to 100 gallon per acre. AVOID THE RUSH, HAVE IT MADE NOW. 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