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T H E N Y S S A G A T E C I T Y J O U R N A L , N Y S S A . O R E G O N . T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 9. 1951 P A G E E IG H T f 'V , . ^U ciill ^ A 'V U U «» I home In Boise M rv Rossbeck :i Mr». Janice Siam, display chair- oi ^dnaVT “S? r <^Or^.'h^ Stock E xhibits At F a ir Large Rt. 3, Parma. Kenneth Vanderpool. Rt. 1, Nyssa; Gerald Cooper, Rt. 2, Nyssa; Hooper and Bybee, Rt. 1, Nyssa; Howard Bair, Rt. 2. Nyssa; C. O McClellan. R t 1, Vale and Wendell Richmond. Rt. 1, Ontario. Herds starting on the program during the month of M ay Include those of C. O. McClellan, Rt. 1. Vale; L. E Robbins, Rt. 2. Nyssa; and Hooper and By bee, Rt. 1. Nyssa. During the month o f June 22 herds were on test with 519 cows averaging 890 pounds of milk and 36.8 pounds of butterfat per cow. Eight herds produced an average of over 40 pounds of butterfat. Herd owners in this class Include C. C. Betz. Rt 2, Vale; Beaumont and Toomb. Rt. 1. Nyssa; Leroy Herr man, Rt. 2, Nyssa; Louis Wettsteln. Rt. 1, Ontario; Herschel Thompson, Rt. 1. Nyssa: Charles Orider, Rt. 2, Nyssa; James Peterson, Rt. 1. Nyssa; and Fred Burgess, Rt. 2, Vale. Ten other herds averaged more than 30 pounds of butterfat during the month of June as follows: K?r Krest Farms, Rt. 2, Payette; Joe Payne, Rt. 1. Vale: Hooper and By bee, Rt, 1, Nyssa; L, B. Vaughn. Rt. I, Vale: Lee Stoker and Sons, Rt. 3. Parma; Gilbert Sproul. Rt. 2, Payette, L. E. Robbins, Rt. 2, Nyssa; Elver Nellson, Rt. 2. Nyssa; Fred J. Patterson. Rt. 2, Vale, and Gerald Cooper, Rt. 2, Nyssa. heM h*.« been employed in the law office Au({iul lg The table „H I of Harold Henigson. j feature noxious weeds furnished by (Continued from rage 1) 8- 8 I the men members The sponsoring Premiums and ribbons. Ross con HOME EC CLUB MEETS 0f the Farmers Daughter* softball M ARRIED IN ROSW ELL tinued. will go to the Individual ex- The Home Economics club of the team by the Orange was discussed. I hibitor as usual. Miss Carolyn 8chiemer of Adrian ( ___ __ ____ Oregon Trail Orange met August but no action was taken The Home became the bride of Oeorge Ross- Several Nyssa business men are back of Germany Friday morning 2 at the home of Janice Stam, with Economics club will not meet dur- donating land products trophies a- at 10 o'clock in the Presbyterian Lucille Runcorn as co-ho tess ft/.'.: 1 ing September The October gain meet- this year. The trophies include church in Roswell. Attending the call was answered with ideas for ing will be held at the home of cups for the best 20 pounds of young couple were the bride's par- I the grange booth that will be ar- I Mildred Sisson with Alice onions, Holmes by Muir. Roberts and Burn- call will will be ents, Mr and Mrs Oeorge Scbiemer ranged for the Malheur County fair a, co-hostess. Roll call ingham; best 12 potatoes, by H art radio The newlyweds are making their Orma Qoodell won the door prize j answered favorite by "my ley Produce company and best 3 program." Refreshments were serv sugar beets, by Amalgamated Sugar ed by Janice Stam and Lucille company. Other special trophies in Runcorn. the agriculture division Include a- "BAKER'S DOZEN” - I - wards for the best 10 ears of corn, HAVE PINOCHLE P A R T Y by Beal Seed company of Ontario, G E T A C Q U A IN T E D O F F E R Mr and Mrs Oeorge Schweizer and an award by the Pacific Co O n « Can Q u lck -F ro x «n M in u te M a id Lem on a d e entertained at a pinochle party Sat op. seed division of Ontario, for the urday night on the lawn at their best red clover exhibit. Hoffman FREE home. Play followed a potluck din said that these trophies have been W ith e v e r y dozen cans purchased at the re gu la r price. ner served to 12 members Mr and an effective means of increasing In Mr.,. C. C. Cotton made high score terest. He pointed out that while and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler and Hudson the main exhibit hall not too many H ARTM AN'S LOCKERS * a t ! ! K r Robb won the traveling prizes. years In the past once housed not WE GIVE only farm crops but all other fair - » - exhibits except livestock, now It is E NTE R TAIN S CLUB GREEN STAMPS Mr and Mrs. Ed Boydell enter filled completely by the agricultural • VOII DON'T HAVE TO ASK FOR THEM " tained their Mr and Mrs. bridge displays. Other new awards include a trav club in their home Wednesday even- j ing with Mr and Mrs. Ted Morgan eling trophy for the best 4-H Jersey exhibit at the fair, presented by as guest players. Warren Farmer won high prize and Eldon Ulmer Hope and Charlie Orader of Nyssa, and a traveling trophy sponsored I won second. by the Farmers Supply Co-op of - I - Nyssa and Ontario, to the FFA Appointed Manager— TO HOLD G ARD EN P A R T Y chapter having the highest team Olen Burton has been appointed The American Legion auxiliary score In the FFA livestock Judging manager of the B and M Equipment will hold a garden party for all contest The Malheur unit o f the company, suceedlng Bud Sherma.i, members Tuesday, August 14 at 7:30. Oregon Farm Bureau is offering who has purchased a tire-recapping The party Is to be held at the E. K. special awards in shop work to business in Caldwell. James Willis, Burton home on First street. FFA students. who has been with the Dessert Seed As during the past several years company, has been appointed as -5 - special awards are also being o ffe r salesman to work with Les Burbank, F R I D A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y , A U G U S T 10-11 O U ILD TO MEET The St. Paul's Episcopal Guild ed by the Ontario Livestock Com who has been with the company for "Sunset In The W est" company, the Malheur several years. will meet at the home of Mrs. J. L. mission ] Church Monday, August 13 at 8 County Livestock association, the w ith Malheur County Jersey Cattle club, Here From Idaho— o'clock. Roy Roger*— P en n y Edw ards Malheur Holstein Breeders associ Mrs. J. A. Woods o f Twin Falls - I - also ation, Oregon Wool Orowers auxil is spending two weeks with H. H. T O P L A Y BRIDOE Williams and Miss Edith Williams The fourth In a series of bridge iary and others. "Father Takes To The Air" Local talent and special events southwest of Nyssa. She will then parties sponsored by St. Paul's w ith between horse races will make up go to John Day to' visit a grand guild In the parish hull Friday night R aym ond W alburn— W aller C ailett the entertainment for the night daughter. at 8 o’clock. show. Hap Logue, secretary of the M atInre Sat. 1:30; Adm. 30c-9c - 8 - fair and race meet association, said Visits Relatives— HONORED ON AN NIVE R SAR Y Mrs. Elneva Caufleld of Pocatello today that a complete entertain S U N D A Y A N D M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 12-13 A lawn party and welner roast ment program is planned between Is visiting at the home of her sister, was given Tuesday at the home of races. Mrs. Louise McOaven. and niece, "I'd Climb The Highest Mountain" \i IIui Mrs. (lien Osborn in honor He said that there would be pari Mrs. Joe Maughan. of Mr and Mrs. Percy Capper, who mutuel betting also, and that this IN T E C H N IC O L O R j celebrated their wedding annivers would be handled as last year by T O O L A T E T O C L A S S I F Y S usan H ayw ard —W illiam L undigan ary. Also attending were Mr and the American Legion under the sup R ory C alhoun—Barbara B ates Mi Cecil Richards and girls and ervision o f Bob Murray of Portland. FO R SALE —Special on bale ties T h e h e a rt-w a rm in g story o f a cou p le w h o h elped th eir I Charlotte and Ralphie Capper. Bauman Farm Logue stressed the fact that a and baler twine. 9atfc n eighbors liv e a b etter life o f hardships, heartaches anti - 8 - special attempt was being made this Equipment. SUNSHINE CLUB MEETS year to entertain all In attendance FOR SALE—Corn and cucumbers, tears in a ru ral com m u n ity. The Sunshine club met at the whether they were Interested in U itln re Hun. 1:30; Adm. 30c-9c cheap. l'A miles out on Ontario Odd Fellows hall Friday afternoon pari-mutuel betting or not. highway. Phone orders to 016-J1. with 16 members present. After 9a2xp T U E S D A Y A N D W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 14-15 the regular business meeting bunco was placed. Mrs. Tom Johnson won WOMEN W ANTED "Sugarfoot" I high, Mrs. Bob Burns won low and Who can appreciate value o f new 1 Mrs Alice Rhodes won the travel IN T E C H N IC O L O R home, fireplace, hardwood floors, ing prize. At the end of the after two bedrooms, full basement, R andolph S cott— A d ele Jergens noon, refreshments were served by stoker heat, corner lot, paved Dairy herd production testing R aym ond M assey—C uddles Sakall Mrs Oerald Horn, Mrs. Ike William continued to grottf during the street, close to schools and stores Th at b u c k a ro o . . . that slow ta lk in ’, that fast sh ootin ’ son and Marjorie Stanaford. —everything you want. Only $10,- months of May and June, according hero o f C la ren ce tiu d in gton H olla n d 's n ovel is on the 500, easy F. H. A. terms. - 8 - to reports filed by C. A Nichols, D. H. I. A. supervisor for Malheur T 7 _ _ T ) . n J ATTE ND CLUB PIC N IC screen. R e a l E state Fifty persons attended a picnic county. In su ran ce sponsored by the Pollyanna club on Twenty-three herds were on test T H U R S D A Y A N D F R I D A Y , A U G U S T 16-17 the Lynn Hurst lawn 8unday, Aug during the month of May. with 515 16 North 3rd. Phone 218 ust 5. The children and men pres cows, 46 o f which were dry. The "Little Big Horn" ent played croquet and pitched average production per cow for the SALE C ALE N D AR Lloyd Bridge*— John Ireland horseshoes while the women enjoyed month of May was 915 pounds it Marie W indsor—Jim D avis visiting. FARM SALE — Friday, milk and 39 8 pounds of butterfat. PU B LIC Nine of the herds produced an aver August 17. 12 miles from Vale on - 8 - "W orld Middleweight age of over 40 pounds of butterfat John Day highway, then *4 mile HCV TESS A T "COFFEES' Hostesses at the Civic club coffees during the month. These herd own north of Willow Creek store. Sale Championship Fight this past week were Mrs. Lloyd ers include Leroy Herrman, Rt 2, starts at 1 p. m. Lunch served on B etw een S u gar R ay Robinson and R an dolph Tu rpin , Wilson, Mrs. Ward Wleneke Mrs Nyssa: C. C. Betz, Rt. 2, Vale; grounds. Farm machinery, cow and a ll 15 rounds. Tom Eldridge and Mrs. Lloyd Charles Orider, Rt. 2. Nyssa; James calf, chickens, many household and Peterson. Rt. 1, Nyssa; Fred Burgess, j miscellaneous articles. W. E. Lov- Tobler. Rt 2. Vale: Bland Vaughn. Rt. 2 : ing, owner. Terms, cash. Ander- Vale; Ker Krest Farms, Rt. 2, Pay [ son and Church. Auctioneers. ette; Louis Wettsteln, Rt. 1, Ontario and Herschel Thompson, R t 1, PU B LIC F A R M SALE—Six miles Nyssa. north of Ontario, on highway 30 Other herds producing over 30 on Brockus place, Thursday. August pounds of butterfat for the month 16. 29 head of livestock, machinery, include Joe Payne, Rt. 1, Vale; grain, chickens, sows and pigs. Sale Elver Nellsen, Rt. 2 Vale; L. E. I starts at 1 o'clock Lunch served Robbins. Rt. 2, Nyssa: Fred Patter on the grounds. Terms, cash. L. son, Rt 2. Vale; Oilbert Sproul, R. Davison owner. Cols. Bert An Rt. 2, Payette; Beaumont and derson and Joe Church, auctioneers, Too mb. Rt. 1, Nyssa; Lee Stoker. j L H. Fritts, clerk. (7 ^ A % V* iV - w * &H. 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