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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 12. 1951 PAGE TWO the efforts of all groups in the com m unity concentrated under the supervision of a small body of directors. T H E G A TE GU Y JO U R N A L K L A S 8 V . r o w » . 1 . 1 . ..................................Editor and. Publisher ADVERTISING RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Year *2 50 Open rate, ner I n c h ------ 40c 6 Month» «I SO Nr 11 n. M. per I n c h ------ 49c 1 year outside Malheur Co. and 2c Classifieds, per word Parma. Ida. rural routes, «3 00 Minimum------------------- 30c Single Copies 06 (Strictly In Advance) Published every Thursday Entered at the postoffice through the United Btates the act at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission Malls, as second class matter, under of March 3, 1879. Cowboy» Come To Town The cowboys have come to town for the rootin’, tootin' rodeo to be held by the Owyhee Riding club and the Nyssa m erchants July 12, 13 and 14. The young fellows with the high-heeled boots, over alls and 10-gallon hats with the broad upturned brim s are the athletes who will entertain us in the bronc riding, bull riding, calf roping and bulldogging events for the next three nights. They are a good-natured, hard-w ork ing bunch of cowpokes, who follow the professional shows. These cowboys participate only in the shows th at are approved by the Rodeo Cowboys association, which has given its stam p of approval to the Nyssa event, the only R. C. A.-approved show in M alheur county. The points m ade in the Nyssa rodeo, Pendleton Round-up, Cheyenne Stam pede and other shows approved by the R. C. A. are compiled by the national association. 'Iriese points are counted in the totals that determ ine the national cham p ions in the various rodeo events. In addition to having good cowboys, the riding club is fortunate in its rfbility to contract with H arley Tucker of Joseph in furnishing stock for the show. Tucker is a co-operative fellow, who has won the adm iration of the Nyssa rodeo sponsors for the way he handles the stock and the cowboys. The Nyssa rodeo is a good show and creates a lot of work for a few men who are determ ined to keep it good. We hope by another year, the work will be more evenly divided and distributed among a greater num ber of p er sons. It is good enough to justify the form ation of a special organization to promote the annual event, w ith New Plan Revealed Un Potato Testing h o ìc ì /K New Location Renstrom Insurance Agency Has Moved To lis New Location Directly South Of The City Hall 217 Good Avenue G e t long life and long m ileage, too 46 oz., Del Monte 2 cans KING'S RED ROSE 450 63c 390 ASSORTED Lunch Meat, lb. 490 Margarine, Delrich, 2 lbs. 750 55£ VAN CAMP'S JOAN OF ARC Salad Dressing Keen, Qt. Jar 47c 12 cans 98£ 41c WILLYS COME IN EARLY FOR THE NYSSA NIGHT RODEO 46 oz. Hi-C 2 cans AND ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION OF THIS STATION WAGON 63* HOLLINGSWORTHS', INC. Fruit Cocktail 303 size, Del Monte 2 cans 45£ Plenty of Lockers Available Crushed Pineapple GET YOURS NOW AND BE READY FOR THE CANNING SEASON No. 10, Del Monte can 303 SIZE $1.27 P R fc S H j^ ttO D U Ç j, Bananas, lb. Baby Food Heinz - Come In,..Road-test tiie J Oiangeade Tissue, Silk, 5 rolls - - 3 5 0 Sardines, 2 oval cans - 3 7 0 Pork & Beans, 4 cans Phone 264-W Tomato Juice T ats Picnic Hams, lb. Sausage, 2 lbs • Pork Liver, lb. Dusting Airplane Mrs. Julia Mitchell, who has been Strikes Havstack visiting her sister. Mrs. Albert Cole man and Mrs Bud Osborn, for a When you see a sign th at reads “No U T u rn ” th at i Potato growers who grow ohetr month, left Monday night for her SUNSETT VALLEY. July 12—The m eans you. j own seed but do not certify will be home at Pleasant Orove, U uh. pUot dusting Y. Ohashi's clover field Saturday evening was fortunate in j able to have their seed Tested for not being seriously hurt when his Colllster and Wayne. Jessie and I disease at the state college green- Visit At SheaviUe— Ontario Woman Mr and Mrs. Oeorge N Bear spent plane hit a haystack with the tip of | Audrey Stoker and Mr and Mrs. | house this wnter, according to Turn- the week-end with friends near Honored At I arty Eddie Sharp and baby, picnicked in |e r Bond,-county extension agent. SheaviUe. its wing, stru<£ the ground on its nose and one wing, spun around and ---------- --- the Payette park at Payette the Arrangements have been recently KINGMAN KOLONY, July 13—The . . . , v landed facing in the original direct I completed for growing test plots of COMING EVENTS Pollyanna club met at the home of Juiy. ion ia which it was traveling. Mrs Rowent Kreager Thursday af- Rudy Zimmerman has recently re- uncertified seed potatoes after tests Friday. July 13—Suke Junior M. The sprayed dust rising from the ternoon, July 6. A handkerchief turned from a trip to Medford and of certified lots have been grown Men and Oleaner banquet and elect shower was given for Hattie Bowers. Portland. field had blinded the pilot as to the and disease determinations made ion at Vale at 8:30. a member until she moved to On - Mrs. Lee Phelps of Parma and Saturday, July 14—Nyssa sUke exact location of the haystack, as A fee will be required oi growers tario. The club made plans for a Millie Philps of Boise visited Mrs Lucky Clover dance at the suke he made his turn and came in. community picnic to be held on the A rt'S parks and Shirley Saturday testing uncertified lots, to cover cost house, 8:30. lawn at the D. L. Hurst home Aug- j afternoon. of green house operation and labor Sunday, July 15—St. Paul's guild Farmers in Sunset valley doing their ust 6. Everybody living in Kingman Mr and Mrs. Ouye Hopkins and required in growing and reading the picnic at Caldwell park at 1 p. m late chores, listening subconscious Kolony Is invited to attend and take boys of Parma were Sunday dinner test plots. Costs to growers will de Tuesday. July 17—Eagles auxiliary ly to the regular whirl ol the bi a basket lunch. 1 guests in the Art Sparks home. pend on the number of lots to be at Eagles hall at 8:30. planes’s motor, were instantly aware Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Day, Mr. and | Shirley Sparks was home from tested, and will not be definitely Wednesday, July 18—Ice cream of the cessation of the sound, and Mrs. Howard Day and girls, Mr. and Boise several days Ust week. She set until the approximate number social at the home ol L E Robbins many immediately drove to that Mrs. James Ritchie and family and returned to Boise Sunday evening. of tests to be run can be determined. on Oem avenue, 5:30 to 10:30, given area, in order to be of assistance if James Stephens were dinner guests Virgil Vlers has been supervising Bond expects that seed samples by W. S. C. S. of the Methodist necessary, but Mr. Ohashi had al a t the Claude Day home, the 4th the operation of the cannery at the from local lots of potatoes can be church. ready taken the pilot to town. su te school and colony the past planted in the greenhouse around of July. According to bystanders, the pilot’s Thursday, July 19—Dorcus society Mr and Mrs Claude Day and two weeks. January 1 and results made avail meets at the home of Mrs. L. E. safety was due to this safety-belt children, Mr. and Mrs. Don Pox and Mardell, Joyce and Marvin Bow able to growers six to eight weeks Robbins at 2 o'clock. being tight at the time. The pilot Sharon and Mr and Mrs. Oscar ers left Saturday morning with later. He points out that disease Saturday, July 21—St. Paul's cook had been heard to say that a hay Shaffer and Freddie enjoyed a Rudy Zimmerman for a trip to the readings on uncertified seed lots will ed food sale. Eder’s Hardware store stack was a very solid object to weiner roast and swim at Snlveley’s Oregon caves and Greater lake. Ore be for the grower's information only, at 9 o'clock. strike with an airplane. spring the 4th of July. gon. They pUnned to return Wed and not for use in sale of seed po Mr and Mrs L. L Kreager, Jus nesday. tatoes. Growers producing seed for tine Kreager, Kathryne Prohm, Lar sale should enter their plantings un ry Kreager, Carlee Hill and Billy der the regular certification pro Elza Niccuni I h Glenn went to Vale Tuesday, July gram, and be eligible to tag their 3 to attend a quarter horse club Hurt In Accident seed as evidence of quality. meeting. ______ A teat plot grown from a repre- Mr and Mrs. James Madison and UFPHR SUNSETT, July 12— glza sen*atlve sample of seed potatoes Jimmie of San Francisco visited in Ntecum was rather seriously in- | aiter the croP has been harvestd is the Perry French home last week Jured July 3 on his ranch by an ex- 016 mc8t reliable test for disease in Mrs. Madison is a daughter of Mrs plosion. He was suiting a fire ! «*» «*** B°nd (»id. as tIhere 18 French. Mr and Mrs. Dick Ashcraft and outside his house »hen. he believes. 00 possibility of disease spread after have been made as is the children of John Day visited in the some dynamite caps were exploded readings case with field inspection of the parental Dale Ashcraft home last by the heat. Nlocum was burned growing crop. Many commercial on the face, the right eye, and week. a fields grown from one year-out seed Mrs Oeorge Besendorf and Mar right arm and leg. He was taken this show a large amount of vin left Thursday night for Bounti to a Nyssa physician and was then virus year and Indicate the need ful, Utah to visit relatives and sent to an eye specialist in Boise. for a disease, test to reveal seed plots Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Callahan where seed friends. disease spread has been ex Mr and Mrs Howard Marcum and met with their sons ahd daughters Early counts ol potato and son of the Willamette valley vis Who ^ e members urf the Caldrweli cessive. peach aphis, the major carriers of ited In the Bill Wohlcke home last L. D. 8. ward for a picnic last Sun- p0tat,0 virus diseases, indicate that week Howard Marcum Is a broth day alter Sunday school. William disease spread may be a serious fact er of Mrs. Wohlcke. Harvey Callahan and family of Mr and Mrs. L. L Kreager and Dragerton, Utah were in attend or in home-grown seed this year. Justine and Larry Joined a group ance. Tl>ey axe viatiig ther parents j I, of friends at the Hugh Olenn home and ocher relatives in this vicinity. I “ w s ltr r n / tv ’ d lr» Is In the Owyhee district to celebrate Mias Lousia Fay Callahan met Rcuoinineiiiletl For the 4th of July. friends from California in Salt lak e Mrs Alzina Salter and Marjorie, City laat Thursday and went to Spirit O f Roileo Lee and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Price and DTHgerton, Utah. Miss Callahan and her friends are visit Rumors, rumors, we know the ing in southern Utah editors never care for rumors—all Mr and Mrs Bert Smith of On they want is facts—cold, hard facts. tario visited Deknie Durfee and Never-the-less, if one's ears are at tuned. he can hear rumors, and family Last Sunday. Loya Callahan la employed at the persistant rumors. That’s what this "Purple Sane" drive-in market near year's Nyssa rodeo has brought. Talk of local residents (yes, both Caldwell. Prank Parker Is here from Rose- from town and country!) wearing burg visiting Mart Wlxon and colorful western apparel, well, at least wearing one item of the tra family. The Chalk Butte Grange plans ditional western cowboy (or girl) ~ r - ] attire. Oh, yes,—color, bright color, *£----- on holding a free picture show and and every f time one appears on the Ice cream social July 19 at 8:30 p. Nyssa streets a ---- u through July 14—Rum m. in the community hall. ors? Perhaps, but they say it is S |s S Z l amazing what it does to not only the person wearing the western ap « ' ^ Hartholoma Anil parel—but also to all who behold Sarazin Report him or her! There’s something a- bout the effort, that makes for fun, UNIVERSITY OP OREGON, Eu- friendliness and gaity, all remine- j gene. July 12 (Special)—Two Nyssa scent of the olden days. (The rumors were not sufficiently 1 men. both 1951 graduates of the university, have received orders to impressed on the editor to prompt report to active duty with the Unit publication last week) ed States air force. After complet ing four years or the equivalent of Visited In Nyssa— ROTC training, they volunteered for Mrs. Cassie Ooshert of Boise vis two years of duty ited at the home of her mother. John H. Bartholoma, son of Mrs. Mrs. Daisy Ray in Nyssa over the Myrtle Bartholoma, reported to Mc- Fourth. Chord AFB In Washington June 13. He has passed qualifying examin Returns To Utah— ations for flying cadet training and Mrs. M. Croft of Provo. Utah, who will be sent to an appropriate air has been visiting relatives here, left force school when a vacancy occurs. for her home Monday* night. David W. Sarazin. son of Dr. Joseph J. Sarazin. reported to Here From Seattle— March AFB. Riverside, California Mrs. Ida Sisler of Seattle arrived July 10. 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