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THE NYSSA G A TE CITY JO U R N A L . N Y SSA . OREGON. THURSDAY. JU N E 7. 1951 days and while still confined to his Nyssa and the Farmerettes club of bed much of the time is doing fine Nu-Acres. Those receiving schol- and should be out soon. I arships are Barbara Montague. Cor- Mr. and Mrs. Fry were in Payette 1 ' ynne Fry, Velda Samuels, Barbara on business Monday. Orcutt, Kenneth Keck and Elton NU-ACRES. June 7—Mr. and Mrs Scholarships for six Do-More 4-H Sager. They will leave June 7 and Harry Wood returned Sunday from students have been g.ven. according spend a week at the college where Klamath Falls, where they spent to Paul Thomson, 4-H leader of the the girls will attend home economics several days visiting Mrs Woods Nu-Acres community. The organ classes and the boys agriculture sister, Mrs. L. A. Reis and family. izations sponsoring the students to classes. * Gary Thomson returned home the short course at Moscow are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Seuell were from the Nyssa hospital Thursday. Farmer's Supply co-operative of On Sunday guests at the Charles Bus- He had been in the hospital four tario, Wilson's Super market _>f kirk home in Parma. Ed Meroney and his son. Russell, of La Grande, have purchased 80 acres of land southeast of New Plymouth from Charles Stark of Payette. , Richard Jenkins of New Plymouth visited at the Fry home Sunday. Mary Jo Jenkins returned home with him to visit until Monday even ing. Kenneth Unwin is home from the College of Idaho in CaldweU, where he has been attending school. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Feltwell and family of Jordan Valley visited Mrs. j Fetwell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Arch Kersey over Memorial day. Mr. and Mrs. George Grasmick of Caldwell visited at the Frank Ned- balek home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harm and child ren of Payette, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johnson and family and Kimble Durham were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meroney. C. E. Riddle and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Britton made a business trip to Enterprise Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Seuell and Mr. and Mis. M. C. Seuell spent Fri day afternoon in Caldwell on bus iness. Mr. and Mrs. George Smit a t tended a meeting of their pinochle club Sunday at the Jake Groot home in Nyssa. Rose Harm returned to her home in Payette Sunday and her sister, Judy Harm, Is staying for a week with Joy Cullen. The Kenneth Hawks family re turned home Tuesday afternoon from Hood River, where they at tended a family reunion of Mrs. Hawk's family. Judging of pin cushions created some interest for the Do-More 4-H sewing girls at their last project meeting May 29, when they met with Velda Samuels and her mother. The main steps of dress making and see Me were discussed by the group, after soMeriMe which the girls worked on their in dividual projects. Joy Cullen In vited the girls to meet at her home for their next meeting, June S. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nedbalek and Donna were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Gras mick Thursday. Mrs. M. C. Seuell will have an operation performed on her eye at Phone 26 the clinic in Ontario Tuesday. V. L. Lett stopped for a call at the Ed Meroney home Thursday. ■ ■ I John Smit left Saturday for a few days of fishing at Riggins. Scholarships Are Given To Youths SWEET SHOP CAFE Under New Managemenl Excellent Food Friendly Service Paramount Ice Cream Fountain Drinks Candy Magazines Myrtle Blodgett, Prop. . WE RE RAISING BEAUTENA IN OUR STORE ON re s [ip -— 71 To show what fine calves can be grown the Purina way 1 abler's Feed and Fuel, Inc. PA G E Sunset Valley 4-H “ Burkaroos'’ Go On Club Ha» Meeting Trip To Mountains SUNSET VALLEY, June 7—The Sunset Valley 4 H club met with Glen Orr with 21 members present Saturday. June 2. After the regular business meeting. Mr. Orr took the club members in his truck to Snive- ly’s pool for a swimming party. Mrs. Orr served lunch when Che children returned. The next meeting will be held with Ira Price Saturday. June 16. The club members will discuss Judging and showing of dairy stock. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dehn of Los Angeles, spent the week-end at the Ken Lorensen home. Mr. Dehn is a cousin of Hermon Lorensen. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dehn. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen and Herman Lorensen visited in Caldwell Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dehn and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen were supper guests at the Wilbur Chap in home Sunday evening. Reverend and Mrs R. L. Cassel- man and their granddaughter, Jan ice. were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Berg- am Friday evening. Casselmans were en route to Colorado to visit Mrs. Casselman's brother. Roger Bergam returned home from the hospital after an appendix operation Thursday. Mrs. Ira Price also Is home after surgery. Mrs L. W. Pomeroy returned Sunday from a Boise hospital and Mrs. Charles Share, entered the St. Al- phonsus hospital in Boise Mon day. Marie C. Black accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guthrie of Boise on a trip to Big Piney, Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Charland en tertained at a Sunday dinner hon oring Mrs. Ira Chadd on her birth day. Guests included Ira Chadd and Mr. and Mrs. James Chadd and family. Jack Reffett of John Day was here last Sunday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett. Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett made a trip to Unity for poles and also did some fishing. Marlene Bergam was a week-end guest at the home of Lyna Lankford in Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Parker, who moved from this area, have settled in their trailer home near Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Buffington's home at Wallowa. They made a trip to Hood River last week to spent Memorial day and visit relatives. Neighbors helped dress 36 chick ens for Mrs. Delbert Garner one day last week. Those helping were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, Mrs. John Reffett. Mrs. Robert Reffett, Mrs. Ira Chadd. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell. Mrs. Delbert Garner is still convalescing from surgery. Lurelle and Ramon Bergam Joined the Nyssa Hi-Y group on an outing to Boise Friday for a swim at the Y. M. C. A. pool and picnic at Julia Davis park. Zinnias Planted To Harvest Seed BUENA VISTA, June 7—Mrs. Glen Hoffman has planted one fourth of an acre of zinnias, which will be raised for seed. This is the first time in this community that flowers have been planted for seed. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell were in Baker Monday, where Mr. Good ell attended a meeting of the Oregon association of counties. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Newsom of Whittier, California are visiting at the George Cleaver home. Mrs. Newsom Is a sister of Mr. Cleaver Mr and Mrs. Leslie Topliff at tended the Dorcas society picnic at the Leslie Robbins home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs George Cleaver and Mr. and Mrs. Arden Newson spent Tuesday In Boise. Arch Willltts of Washington called at the Alva Goodell home Satur day morning. NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION The Brown Butte Buckaroos 4-H | Riding club went on their annual overnight ride Sunday. June 3. The 12 members making the trip were Louis Stam. Katherine Hester. Jim my Chamberlain, Gary Graham, David Hurst, Larry Culbertson. Charlie and Guy Ann Olenn, Carl Lee Hill, Justine and Larry Kreager. and Kent Lovelace. Mrs. Rowena Kreager and Mrs. Lois Olenn assist ant club leaders, accompanied the club members. The riders starting from the Guy Glenn farm Sunday morning at 8:30, rode north of Mitchell butte up Rock Springs canyon to Willow springs, where they rested and ate their lunch. After noon they rode on to Sagebrush corals, where they »pent the night. Games and hik ing were enjoyed. Later in the af ternoon L. L. Kreager, club leader arrived with hay. bedrolls and food. A supper of fried potatoes, ham burgers, string beans, bread, butter, jelly, cookies and coffee was served. The meal was cooked and eaten in the cabin. Ouests who arrived later to spend the evening with the group were Charlie Schweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Curtin Lindsey and children, Mr. Ouy Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst. The boys and Mr. Kreager slept in the cabin and the girls and Mrs. Kreager and Mrs. Glenn slept In the truck. On Monday morning a breakfast of bacon, eggs, toast, butter, Jelly and coffee was eaten, after which the group saddled their horses and rode up Coal Mine Canyon on to the top of the rim rock. On the way home they rode down the trail by way of Currant creek to the Sniveley hot springs, where swimming was enjoyed and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Culbertson met the riders with a lunch of sandwiches, potato chips, pickles, cake and lem onade. The horsemen rode In a wind and rain storm the last several miles home. Nolle« is h«r«by given to th« legal voters of school D istrict No. 26c of M alheur C ounty, sta te of O regon, th at the an n u al election of said d istrict w ill be held at the N yssa E lem en tary school building betw een th e hours of 2:00 p. m. and 8:00 p. m . (1:00 p. m. to 7:00 p. m.. M alheur C ounty Time) on th e th ird M onday of Ju n e , being the 18th day of Ju n e. A. D. 1951. This election Is called for th e purpose of electing one directo r for a term of tw o y ears and one d irecto r for a term of five years. D ated th is 7th day of Ju n e. 1951. JO H N SCHENK. C hairm an. B oard of D irectors A ttest: HENRY H. HARTLEY D istrict C lerk Scouts To Meet Saturday— All 11-year-old boys who are in terested In scouting will meet S at urday at 3 o'clock at the second ward chapel with their new scout master, Herbert Sanders. Legal A d v ertisin g IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR In the Matter of the Estate of MEINDERT HART, deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned. Klaas Hart. Administrator with the Will an nexed of the estate of Meindert Hart, deceased, has filed his Final Account as said Administrator in the County Court of Malheur Coun ty, Oregon, and that said Court has appointed Tuesday, July 10th, 1951, at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of said day for the hearing of object ions to said Final Account and the settlement thereof. NOW. THEREFORE, all persons Interested In the estate of Meindert Hart, deceased, are notified and re quired to appear at the County Court Room in the Court House at Vale, Malheur County, Oregon, at said time, to then and there show cause, if any there be, why said Account should not be settled, al lowed and approved and said estate distributed and said Administrator discharged. A Dated and first published June 7, 1931. Date of last publication, July 6, 1951. KLAAS HART Administrator of the estate of Meindert Hart, deceased. Harold Henigson Attorney for Administrator a a a ~**x£Z*~** S Du • -*■<••* — - — c.w : \ V«—r* • The farmer who chooses a McCormick-Deering Hay Machine is getting a great background of equipment leadership and success on his side. Through all the years of hay tool development, McCormick- Deering has played a leading role. McCormick-Deering Q U A L IT Y early became a standard by which other equipment was judged. To farmers interested in perfecting a speedy, dependable method o f harvesting hay, we want to say this: "Look into the complelt McCormick-Deering line. There’s a modern machine for every step in your job, and we'll be glad to show or tell you all about them.’’ Owyhee Truck and Implement Co. PHONE 245 N Y SSA. 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