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PAGE TW O THE N Y S S A G ATE C IT Y JO U RN AL. NYSSA. OREGON. TH U RSD AY. JU L Y 20. 1950 Henry Baker and Mr and Mrs Ern I.. Ilootli SuffVrtt est Baker of Ontario and their L o m O f One I a ‘% houseguest, Mr and Mrs. Lauren Mt Fmmons. Utah, visiting Orr's they stopped at Haines and brought erans and their wives was well at- and industrial development of the valley were K e iji Okano. M r and mother Mrs Jenny Orr. Oames and refreshments I Mrs. Clayton Barnes. Mr and Mrs. back their grandsons. Larry and tended. The Idaho Power company valley. Mr and Mrs. Frank Austin left Shorty Hite, as their mother, Mrs. showed movies of the agricultural were enjoyed Attending from the | (Continued on Page 3l Monday for their home in Longview, Leonard of Oilcrest. Oregon, were after visiting for three weeks with Loren Hite was suffering from an infected arm. SUNSET VALLEY. July 20—L. L. also present for the day. Mr and Mrs. Newgen. Mr and Mrs Wayne Robb were Booth, suffered the loss of a leg Mr and Mrs. W illiam Orr return- Mr and Mrs Lew McCoy of Iron supper guests Friday evening at the ahirh had to be amputated on ed home Thursday from Cheyeniy. side were overnight guests at the the third of July. Mr Booth Is the Wyoming where they visited their hom, ,A M r, Marie Black Wednes- Junior Osmus home in Parma. Mr. Chritton purchased a 68-acre father of Clayton and Herbert Booth son. Nathan, who was injured in an day evening and shopped in Nyssa Farm ers A u to Insurance Rates farm near Ontario this spring. It is who are employed at the S. E. Flan automobile accident. They report and Ontario. After their return located directly north of the Shell that Nathan had a knot and blood home. Mr McCoy became ill, and service station west of Ontario and agan farm John Johnlg. who has been a clot on one leg that was clearing wa. brought back Saturday to Mrs Farm ers A g e n t— Bank Plan A u to Financing houseguest at the Newgen home the without serious damage, and he was Black's home for medical aid and near the airport. Chritton is work ing for the Baker Production Credit past two weeks left Saturday for his to be released from the hospital the rest. Before you buy your next ear, and you will association. home In Longview, Washington 1 first of the week. Nathan Is In the Mrs. Marie C Black, Myrtle Bar- Miss Chritton and Miss Schmaud- Sunday guests at the Ora Newgen army air corp. taking typing and tholoma and Linda Ranson are home Included Mr and Mrs. Roy office work in the technical training manning on leaving the last of this er, who spent a week in Glacier park and have been visiting at the llfi.tle Ina n lln n w id u la 'f lim r c son, / .t. i n Ph nun rin n ' ” . —— . Watkins of f Homedale Their school in Cheyenne week on a 16-day trip through Y e l W e offer — Bob, had been visiting at the New- Mr and Mrs. Orr were overnight lowstone park and into the Tetons. Chritton home for a week left Mon day for Spokane, where Charlene gen home. Others Included Mr and guests at Evanton, Wyoming visiting • Low interest rates through a local Bank Mrs. George Johnston and daugh works in Angelo’s Flower shop. Mrs Leonard Newgen, who recently Mr and Mrs. Fred Mitchell of thi, ter. Harriet, of Haines. Oregon arriv • Low insurance rates with Farmers Mr and Mrs. Herbert Bergam and returned from Madras, where they valley, who are summering there ed for a week's yisit at the home of • Together they oiler you the lowest cost auto visited their son. Mr and Mr Mr and Mrs Orr returned home via Mrs Johnston's sister, Mrs. H. A. Marlene, Jim, Roger and Raymond GEORGE STAN G ER arrived home Thursday from a two- finance plan obtainable. Wilson. NYSSA, OREGON weeks visit in Wyoming. They at Mr and Mrs. William Gregg and tended the silver wedding annlvers S A V IN G S O N LIA B ILIT Y . T O O ! son were dinner guests Sunday at arjr celebration of Thomas Lindvigh, the Lloyd Dibble home in Apple father of Mrs. Bergam. which was Each 6 Months, Current Rates for $5,000/$ 10,000 Bodily Injury end valley held at Lambert. Wyoming. Before $5,000 Property Damage Liability Plus $5.00 N or Recurring Fee at Members o f the Worthwhile club, returning. Mr and Mrs Bergam who beginning of Policy. with their husband, families and had lived in that community 15 friends will gather i t the Kenneth years ago. visited their former Prompt. Friendly "on the spot" Claims Lorensen lawn for the annual club friends and neighbors Service by your Local Farmers District Agent picnic .upper, to be held Thursday While driving his truck in the val evening. July 27. Drinks will be ley. Friday, Herbert Bergam escaped the host/ ■ Mrs. w. Injury when the right front wheel of L Chapin and Mrs. Kenneth Loren the machine came off. throwing the FARMERS INSURANCE EXCHANGE sen. truck. Bergam said ne was glad the Mr. and Mrs George Hashitani accident did not occur on the pave- and family of Ontario and Mr. and ment Mr , Thomas Ni.shitani and son pic- Mr arKj Mrs d ayttm Barnes were nicked and fished at the Owyhee j,osts at a birthday dinner Sunday dam Friday evening for Mrs Harold Popkins Guests in Olaf Fyllingness received a tele cluded Mr and Mrs Frank Lands It take« a balanced ration to gram Tuesday informing him of the and family, Harold Popkins and p a y off in egg production. death of his brother. Andrew F yl Oland Barnes. Arriving Sunday PilUbury’s Heat Egg M adie« lingness of Beresord, South Dakota. evening at the Popkins homes for contain a ll th e necessary Andrew would have been 69 years a three-day visit were Mr Popkin’s • g g m a k in g in g r e d ie n t s old this September. mother. Mrs. Fred Popkins of Grants known to science— in ju»t ttie Friday evening visitors at the Olaf Pass, and his aunt. Mrs. E th el. righ t p roportion s. T h e re Fyllingness home included former Wearsback of Klamath Falls. sults: h eavy, steady, and residents of Sunset valley. Mr. and profitable laying. Also parked Mr. and Mrs. Scott Neal and two Mr Charles Chritton and son, children o f Boise were Sunday vis in "B ite Size" form. Wayne, of Ontario and their daugh itors at the L. W. Pomeroy home ter. Miss Charlene Chritton and and Neil Dimmick home. Mr. and Linda Rae Schmauder, both of Mrs. Neal, who have a ranch in FO R Bpi ikane Chamberlain basin were leaving Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett, who this week with lumber and supplies left last week on a fishing trip to for the basin, where they are going i hr fmnaha river returned Monday to build a large cabin. as the water was too high for good Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Prante of San fishing. They also went up the Oabrlel, California and Walt Buett- Lostine river and camped, but it too genbath of Payette and Klaas Siam was roaring, with twice as much were also guests at the Dimmick water a , this same time last year. As 319 S. First St. home Sunday. there was still six feet of snow in Mr and Mrs. S. E. Flanagan and tiie lake area it was impossible to Phone 361-W family returned Wednesday from a hike to tiie lakes. On their return visit in Yakima and Quincy, Wash ington. Mrs. Flanagan and the children were able to spend 10 days vLsitlng relatives, but Dr. Flanagan was able to Join them for only a few days. The Panthers, sponsored by S. E. Flanagan, and the Adrian team sponsored by Vern Parker played TH E HOUSE OF O LIV E R baseball Thursday evening with the Panthers winning 1 to 0. Mrs. Jim Belveal pulled a verte brae out of place while lifting this week. 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Yes, an electric automatic water heater does provide more comfort and convenience in your home . . . and at a bargain price, particularly at Idaho Power's low rates. If you're an average family, you'll want a 52- gallon size It i 11 supply the hot LAUNDRY Tan fi gat chose alothaa tisaa- or gad whiter wiuum M «leiay. With instantaneous and hol lar v a ia r li m tt» only ft canta la hsat watar for tha avorafto laundry. water you need plus an emergency supply. S c e '& p u i Electrical Appliance ID A H O ? P O W E R ¿foc/Wk.’V Poet So MUCH-Corti So UTT12? Thomas Jefferson wrote those words about 150 years ago— but they were never more true than today. Today, the w orld’s greatest need is for food. People are starving—dying. The man who produces more food saves lives. Wilh Your Attendance Giving Encouragement to the OWYHEE RIDING CLUB Sponsor Of The Even! One o f the best ways to help increase produc tion today was also recommended by Jefferson Horizontal plowing, he called it. W e call it con tour farming. But, this is only one part of the pattern of farming that can help you increase your food production— and save lives by saving soil and water. Strip-cropped fields w ill also stop wind and water erosion. Cover crops and fertilizers w ill build soil. Grass w ill heal worn land. These are ways to farm better today and live better tomorrow— to produce more at less cost—to make work easier— to build instead of just “ using up” —to give your children a better farm, and a chance for a better world. Thomas Jefferson was right about plowing. Thomas Jefferson was right about food. The man who produces more food today saves lives. For Fuil Production. Use Land And Water Wisely Nyssa Implement Co. Hollingsworths' Inc. Owyhee Truck & Imp. Co. Western Corrugalor Co. -Y
