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1951 [toy Thrown From Truck Al Owyhee OWYHEE. June 31- D r Kerry Row« enived Friday at the R. L Patton home alter la * in « the stale dental examination* at Portland. Mrs Rowe and son have been here with her parent* for two week* Mr. and Mrs Roland Maw and Mrs. Orant Patterson went to Salt Lake City Wednesday for an M I. A. conference and returned home Sunday. Jimmy Ootten«ln of Eugene, who Is spending the summer here with his cousin, Bob Rice, and family, narrowly escaped serious Injury Wednesday about noon when he and Mr. Rice were returnllng home from Nyssa. The door of the truck In which they were rldln« flew open as they turned at the Werner Peuu place west of Owyhee Junction and the boy was thrown from the truck. Another truck close behind the Rice vehicle and making the same turn was stopped before hitting the boy or other truck. Mr Peutx and Mr Rice took Jimmy to the hospital where he stayed over night but was released after examination showed no serious Injury. Jimmy Is the grandson of Mrs. Esther Cottengln, who lived In Owyhee for several years. Mrs Lee Householder, Mrs. Vic Marshall, Mrs. Ouy Olenn and Ouy- anne and Diane a n d Joanne Bchwelxer visiting here from Wash ington. attended the Owyhee Riding club picnic In Idaho City Sunday Mr and Mss Bud Vanscoy and children of Payette and Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Ahrens and family A Nampa were dinner guests In the Oeorge Bchwelxer home Sunday. Books for the summer reading program sponsored by the P T A will be available at Skinner's grocery store at Owyhee Junction by the last of the week and may be checked out any time during store hours Bobby Skinner went to Ontario Monday afternoon to a swimming party and potluck dinner In the evening with a group o f young people from the Presbyterian church In Adrian. Mrs Martha Kllngback and Fred and Mrs Oeorge Oregg and Tommy went to Boise Tuesday to shop. A n nette and Janice Oregg spent the day with their aunt, Mrs. Kenneth McDonald Mr and Mrs. Darrell Williams were hosts at a Father's day dinner given In honor of T. H. Brewer. Sev eral members of the fam ily attend ed Dianna and Junior Whitman of Bremerton, Washington spent Mon day with Kay and Butch McDonald The Whitman children are spend ing the summer with their grand- Meuller Furnaces- Link Belt Stokers Phone 134L2 Parma, Idaho HEATING GEORGE J. KINZER ..POLIO.. CANCER LEUKEMIA — PLUS— Smallpox—Diphtheria Scarlet Fever—Spinal Meningitis—Tetanus N E W BETTER T H A N -EVER Policy covers your Entire Family— Only $10 per year Call, Write, or Come In Today—Tomorrow May Be Too Late! R E A L ESTATE IN S U R A N C E KEN POND 16 N. 3rd Nyssa, Oregon Phone 218 ONE-MAN HARVESTING FOR SUGAR BEET GROWERS ‘ “ aC •These SÄ»** 1 Trims costa to ss low ss 45c por ton. 2 O n « man handlos up to 100 tona por day with 95°» cloan boots. 3 Prowon tractor-mountod design Includes exclusivo features ot the original Msrboot . . . tho machino that revolutionised sugar hoot harvesting In 1943. statements CO A / based on reports of grower-owners YOU* COST *** NAIF# t u a $ d / ’/ Y gag ¿ u li BAUM BAUMAN FARM EQUIPMENT I ■ Your AUis-Chalmers All and New Idea Dealer 1 Mil Mile North oi Nyssa on U S. JO Phone 333 parents, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lor- enson in Sunset Valley. Mr*. Martha Kllngback entertain ed Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Oregg and children and Mr and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and children at dinner Sunday Mr and Mrs Bob Morfitt of Nyssa and Mr and Mrs Werner Peutz and Wanda had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs William Peutz. Bobby Krlner. home from school at Klamath Palls for a short vaca tion, and Ronnie Krlner called on Pred Kllngback at his home Satur day night Mr and Mrs. R. L. Patton and Mr and Mrs. Neil Dlmmick went to Idaho City Sunday on the picnic held by the Owyhee Riding club Verle Patterson telephoned his parents Sunday from Camp Rob erts, California, where he is station ed with the army He told them he had been assigned to the tank corps Mrs Gerald Slippy and boys had Sunday dinner with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ray Pranklin, in Par ma. Ira Price was an over-night guest of Larry Culbertson Saturday, re turning to his home with him after the 4-H meeting. Mr. and Mrs Dick Brown and children went to Caldwell Sunday where they met relatives from Boise and Payette for a picnic in honor of a brother, Warren Brown and family, who are visiting from New York City Members of the Owyhee Com munity church decided Sunday morning to accept an invitation to attend Arcadia Sunday school Sun day, June 24. Sunday school will begin at 10 a. in. and last until 11:30. The Ambassador male quar tet will sing for the group until 12:30. A potluck lunch will then be served with drinks to be furnish ed by the hosts. Everyone is asked to take his lunch and table service. Rev Robert Krlner will hold reg ular services Sunday evening at the Owyhee Community church. Mrs. Martha Kllngback and Fred arrived Wednesday from Seattle for a two-weeks stay here. Mr and Mrs. Dick Brown and children, Mrs. Lynn Kygar and Maxine and Merle Kygar were in Boise Tuesday on business and vis ited In the Donald Pranklin home. Maxine stayed with her sister, Mr.;, Pranklin for a time. Ship Bull— Mr and Mr« Charley Or.der ship ped a registered Jersey bull to James Leary at Otis, Oregon Monday. Scandinavians To Meet— The Scandinavian Club of Eastern Oregon and Idaho will hold its an nual mid-summer festival in the Boise municipal park June 24 at 12 o’clock, noon. A May pole program of Scandinavian folk dances, games and sports have been arranged. Each family is to furnish its own food and table service. Coffee and ice cream will be furnished. All Scandinavians are invited to attend p h il c h e c k l u b r ic a t io n $ 1.00 GRIGG BROS. SPECIAL O N BATTERIES and___ PHILLIPS 66 BUTLER BERNIE S SERVICE R E A L ESTATE Mol Bock, A asociale THEM AU In Savings! Only Ford, in the low-price field, offers you a choice o f V-8 or Six engines! And Ford alone in its field, offers three great transmissions: Fordomatic D rive,* Over drive,* and Conventional Drive. W ITH FORD AUTOM ATIC MILEAGE MAKER I Only Ford, in its field, offers you this power-boosting, fuel-saving feature. I t matches timing to fuel charges to squeeze the “ g o " from every tankful o f gas you buy . . . gives high compression zip with regular fuel! In Ride! all THE ONLY CAR WITH AUTOMATIC RIDE CONTROL! Cara coating many hundreds more, can’t beat I ord a smooth, level jounce-free ride. New Automatic Ride Control ia the secret! I t ’s a team o f new ride features that automatically and continuously adjusts Ford's ride to each and every changing road condition! In Room! YES, ROOMIER THAN ALL OTHERS IN ITS FIELD! Only Ford in all the low-price field offers you a full five feet o f hip room. Ford’s trunk . . . with over 24 cubic feet of volume . . . is at least one suitcase bigger tlian that of any other low-priced car. WIDEST SELECTION OF MODELS. . . doing On Vacation— Rev. and Mrs Austin J. Hollings worth of the Church of Christ left Wednesday on a trip to Ashland, Oregon, where they will visit his brother, W F Hollingsworth, and family Mrs John Shoenwald of Vale, daughter of W. F. Hollings worth, will accompany Rev. and Mrs. Hollingsworth. After a .brief visit at Ashland, the three will then drive to Turner, Oregon, where they will be delegates to the state convention of Oregon Christian churches. Rev. Hollingsworth will be In charge of the •stewardship’’ session of the convention, which will open June 25 and close Sunday. July 1. O f ficials estimate that 3000 persons will attend the session, which will be held In the Turner memorial taber nacle. located on a 17-acre camp ground, which has been used for the Christian church sessions for the last 60 years. Rev. John Daly of Nyssa will be the guest speaker in the Nyssa Church of Christ while Rev. Hollingsworth is away. Hospital Work Continues— Mrs Carlos Buchner announced that there will be no meeting of the Malheur Memorial Hospital auxil iary in June. The sewing groups are continuing with their work The women o f the community are re minded to can extra food for the hospital. The regular food uick-up will be held this fall Also, If any one has extra fresh fruit, they can leave it at the hospital and someone will freeze It for use there. guaranteed Insurance Headquarters In Looks! 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