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THE WYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1951
Garden Club Will
Family Reunion
Have Booth At Fair
Held In Payette
NEWELL HEIGHTS, Aug 30-riMrs.
Theron Gaugh and Mrs. Belle Roon­
ey of Parma were callers In the
M. L. Judd home Saturday after­
noon.
Mrs. M. L. Judd attended Garden
club meeting at the home of Mrs.
Don Engstrom In Nyssa Tuesday.
Plans were made for the club's booth
at the Malheur County fair.
Mrs. James Enrbree of Eugene has
been a guest of Mrs. M. O. Judd
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kinney of On­
tario were overnight guests In the
M. L. Judd home Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou P ratt and Anita
and Frankie were guests In the
Charles Bradley home in Nampa
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd spent
from Monday morning until Wed­
nesday evening at Payette lakes as
the guest of Mrs. Frank Morgan.
While there Mrs. Judd attended a
meeting of the ANK Garden club
at Mrs. Morgan's Payette lakes cab­
in.
Mrs. Jake Borge left Sunday
morning to attend a Farm Bureau
state publicity meeting Monday in
Oregon City. Mrs. Borge has been
appointed as regional publicity
chairman of this area.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley of
Nampa and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
P ratt and children of Soda Springs,
California called In the Lou Pratt
home Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Berrett and
Mrs. Edwin House of Roy, Utah vis­
ited in the A. M. Hammon home last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Durlin Hammon and
children returned Sunday evening
from a week's vacation trip through
Yellowstone park, Jackson hole and
the Tetons They visited relatives
In Ogden, Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pittman and
son. Fay. of Rome, Georgia have
been visiting in the C. B. Hill home
since Monday. Mrs. Hill and Mrs.
Pittman are sisters.
The C. B. Hill home was the scene
of a family reunion Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lance of
Alton. Missouri and Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Lance of Pocatello arrived
at the Monty Spelman home Sat­
urday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Grov­
er Lance are Mrs. Spehnan's par­
ents and Clifford is her brother.
Mr. and Mrs. John Timmerman
visited in the Case Muntjewerff
home in Big Bend Sunday afternoon
and In the home of their son, John­
ny, and family in Homedale Sunday
evening.
Pete Timmerman’s small daughter
has been visiting in the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Timmerman since Monday, while
her brother is recovering from a
throat injury sustained when he
fell with a stick in his mouth a few
days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Saxton lost a
mare Tuesday as a result of her
falling in a drain ditch on her back,
making it impossible for her to get
out. Jake Borge and Forest Hard­
man worked all forenoon assisting
Mr. Saxton in getting the horse out
of the ditch, but she fell back in
during the afternoon and Mr. Saxton
was forced to destroy her.
OWYHEE, Aug. SO—Lawrence Peuu
flew from Portland Wednesday to
attend a family reunion in Payette
at the Henry Peutz home. Mr. and
Mrs. William Peutz of McCall, Mr.
and Mrs. Werner Peutz and Wanda
and William Peutz. Jr. attended
from here, along with their house
guests, Mr and Mrs. Herman Mar-
cussen of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gottman and
daughter of canton, Ohio.
Rueben Hayes and son, Warreu,
of Buhl were Saturday guests in the
T. H. Brewer home.
Brenda Walters returned to the
home of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Walters, Friday evening
after spending several days in Boise
with her father, Rex Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Loy and Lor­
etta returned from a two-weeks trip
to Eugene and California.
Mrs. Jesse Ditty and son. Jack
Burke, left Monday morning for
Dillon. Montana. Mr. Burke has
spent the past two weeks here vis­
iting his parents. Mrs. Ditty will
return by train after visiting friends
and relatives for a time.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Tucker of
Nyssa were dinner guests In the
Eldon Barker home Thursday even­
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dodson,
Della Ditty and Joanne Newell of
Tacoma and Mrs. Leslie Ditty and
Ronald of Ontario visited and had
dinner a t the T. H. Brewer home
Friday. Joanne Newell spent the
night in the Brewer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Householder
were among those attending the pic­
nic in the Caldwell park Sunday In
honor of Linda Parker on her birth­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ward and
daughter of Adrian called in the
Kenneth McDonald home Wednes­
day evening. Mr. Ward will teach
in the Adrian high school this year.
Jon Jungquist left last week for
his home at Moses Lake after spend­
ing several weeks here with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
Bigelow.
Mrs. Householder, Mrs. Lee Strick­
land, Mrs. Chuck Share and Mrs.
Vic Marshall shopped In Boise Mon­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Franklin and
sons of Boise visited in the Lynn
Kygar home Tuesday.
Ina Eads of Wilder spent Monday
night and Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Brewer.
•'Butch” McDonald was guest of
honor Thursday afternoon at a
birthday party at his home. Mike
and Dave Brown, Reed and Douglas
Patterson. Junior Atagi and Junior
Whitman were the young friends
attending.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Patton and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe and Bruce
left Wednesday morning for Quincy
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Patton
and children and to Moses Lake to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton,
Jr., and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zlmdar of
Parma and Mrs. Dora Minton of
Klamath Falls were Sunday dinner
guests in the Silas Bigelow home.
Rev. Robert Kriner held services
at the Owyhee Community church
Sunday morning and evening. Dur­
ing the afternoon Rev. and Mrs.
Kriner and Sandra and Ronnie were
Here From Texas—
Jim Burke and daughter, Rosalyn, dinner guests in the Herbert Bergam
of Amarillo, Texas visited last home.
week at the home of his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Two Horses Win
Russell. Loretta Russell went to
Prizes At Fairs
Los Angeles with Mr. Burke She
will return to Nyssa Saturday.
COLUMBIA AVE, At« 30—Fred
Koopman of Vale was an overnight
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Qerrlt Stam.
Ann Tensen’s quarter horse. Up­
set J, took second in the bridling
class at the Boise fair Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cooper and
family, who have been vacationing
ait the Payette lakes for a few days,
returned home Thursday.
Mr and Mrs. Gerrit Stam enter­
tained relatives at their home Fri­
day In observance of Mrs. Stam’s
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Oroot of
Apple Valley were hosts to the fol­
lowing members of the Whist club
Sunday afternoon: Mr. and Mrs.
WILSON'S SCHOOL SPECIALS
Make Our Store Your School
Shopping Center
80 SQUARE
FANCY PRINT
Fast Colors
Good Patterns
Regular 49c
33c yd.
GIRLS' DRESSES
Sizes 1 to 3
80 Square Print
$1.00
LADIES' CREPE
SLIPS
BOYS' SCHOOL
SHIRTS’
Large Assortment
$1.49
BOYS' WAIST
AND
BIB OVERALLS
Wice Lace
Trim-Sizes 32-40
Blue Denim
Sizes 1 to 6
$1.98
98c
Phone 3 2
X-RAY SHOE FITTING
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TRAUWAVS
BUS
Ontario
Parma
Nyssa
DEPARTURES
FROM NYSSA
11:10 AM
EASTBOUND
8:20 PM
§6:13 PM
*@9:25 AM
WESTBOUND
12:40 PM
3:55 AM
9:00 PM
*6:35 PM
LUNCH ROOM
Marie Thomas, Agent
Ontario Grain Co. 53
Phone 98
Main Plant 100
%
Id ah o-O regon R en derin g C o.
(12:40 PM schedule to Weiser connects with Portland bus at
Ontario) § Boise local
* Weiner local—Daily except Sundays
@ Dally except Sundays and National Holidays
Portland-Salt Lake service underscored
P h on e C ollect
NysM, Oregon
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PHONE 331
CLEARANCE SALE
WE HAVE
16 GUARANTEED, USED
TRACTORS
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That Must Be Sold To Clear Our Lot
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Every Tractor Listed Will Be Reduced
. $20.00 Every Day
Until Sold
(Sundays Excluded)
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SALE STARTS TUES., SEPT. 4; - ENDS SEPT. 24
1945 Farmall "H'
SINGLE FRONT WHEEL WITH COMBINATION CULTIVATOR. BEET
LIFTER AND 16" HANG-ON 2-WAY PLOW
1948 Molino "Z"
1947 Oliver "60"
194T Formali "B"
SINGLE FRONT WHEEL. RUBBER LIKE NEW
VERY GOOD CONDITION. NEW PAINT JOB
ALL READY TO GO WITH 16" PLOW. COMBINATION CULTIVATOR
AND BEET LIFTER
NEW RINGS AND BEARINGS. WITH COMBINATION BEET AND
POTATO CULTIVATOR
CRAWLER TRACTOR 16" SHOES. WIDE TREAD. USED ONLY 690
HOURS. NEW TRACTOR GUARANTEE. THIS TRACTOR SELLS NEW
FOR $4525.00
1946 Formali "A'
1950 Used TD-6
1939 Farmall F-14
WITH
1950 F arm all "C"
DEMONSTRATOR WITH 16" HANG-ON PLOW.
GUARANTEE.
1945 Farmall "H'
SINGLE FRONT WHEEL. MOTOR IN GOOD SHAPE. EXTRA GOOD
TIRES
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RUN ONLY 500 HOURS. LIKE NEW. NEW TRACTOR GUARANTEE.
SELLS NET FOR $3165.00
1950 Moline "U"
1945 Farmall "BN"
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"A "
1 Qdft F a r m a l l " H "
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s i x - r o w b e e t c u l t iv a t o r , a l l in g o o d c o n d i t i o n
w it h h a n g * o n p l o w
NEW TRACTOR
TRACTOR OVERHAULED YEAR AGO.
CULTIVATOR TO GO WITH IT.
1275.00
785.00
950.00
885.00
3775.00
575.00
1565.00
1175.00
2375.00
975.00
890.00
HAS 16" PLOW AND CORN
SINGLE FRONT WHEEL. TRACTOR LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE NEW.
ORIGINAL TIRES. MOTOR NEVER TOUCHED. NEW TRACTOR
GUARANTEE
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l(M O Farmall
F a r m a ll F -14
1936
1 3 0 0 r a r m a i i I r i *
DOUBLE FRONT WHEELS. HAS 16" HANG-ON PLOW.
THING FOR FALL PLOWING
Used "30" Cat
TRACK AND SHOES IN GOOD CONDITION. HAS POWER TAKE-OFF
AND BELT PULLEY
7- f o o t
$1590.00
a n d b e e t c u l t iv a t o r
1936 Farmall F-12
1475.00
h a n g - o n m o w e r , b o t h in v e r y g o o d c o n d i t i o n
JUST THE
575.00
575.00
475.00
We Also Have a Good Supply of Used Mowers, Plows and Cultivators, etc.
ASK ABOUT THEM
Your Intemational-McCormick Headquarters
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Goods, Shoes And Ready-To-Wear
F ree Pickup
CHATTERBOX CLUB MEETS
The Chatterbox club met last
week at the home of Mrs. Mettle
Knowles with eight members and
seven guests present. Garments for
a needy Infant were cut out and
OWYHEE TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY
WILSON BROS. DEPT. STORE
D ry
gave a party Wednesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CUff
Main in honor of young men and
women home from college. Rev­
erend Campbell was a special guest
Oames were played and refresh­
ments served to 23.
DEAD ANIMALS
3:48 AM
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$2.98
in her home last Saturday after­ tng was under the direction of Vem
noon. Mrs. M. L. Judd reviewed the Moncur, superintendent of the
book. “Cry, The Beloved Country" young men. and Mrs Douglas Bate-
by Alan Paton. Mrs. Tensen served
president of the young wo-
refreshments of sherbert. cake and
lemon-ade to 10 women. Next month
YOUNO PEOPLE MEET
the club will meet at the home of
The Methodist young adult group
MEETING PLACE CHANOED
Mrs.
Charles
Schweizer
and
Clarice
The Sunshine club Is scheduled
to meet at the home of Mrs. Homer Nothels will review.
Jackson for their meeting Septemb­
M I. A HOLDS OUTING
er 7. Instead of at the Odd Fellows
The L. D. S first ward M. I. A.
Hall.
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held its monthly group activity
Thursday at the Caldwell park,
BOOK c l u b m e e t s
Mrs. Hilda Tensen was hostess where 80 members enjoyed swim­
to the Kingman Kolony Book club ming and a welner roast. The out-
taken home by members to be made.
The remainder of the afternoon was
spent socially. Refreshments were
served by the hostess The next
meeting will be held September 19
at the home of Mrs. O. E. Cheldelm.
Social Notes
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BOYS' SCHOOL
OXFORDS
Sixes 11 to
Pete Tensen. Mr. Davidson of P ar­
ma. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Oroot. Mrs.
Dick Stam of Oregon Trail and
Mr. and Mrs. John Timmerman of
Newell Heights.
C. M. Tensens riding horse. Jug
J took second place in the cow cut­
ting contest at Cambridge Friday.
Mrs. Tensen and Neil spent Satur­
day and Sunday at Cambridge.
C. M. Tensen attended the quart­
er horse meeting at Parma Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete V. D. Oord and
their house guests, relatives from
Nebraska, called on Mr. and Mrs.
John Timmerman of Newell Heights
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oerrlt Stam and
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Oroot were in
Ontario Tuesday.
Carolyn Tensen spent the week­
end with her aunt, Mrs. Clayton
Jensen of Nyssa.
Phone 245
Nyssa, Oregon