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PAGE OUR with Mr Burlre's parents. Mr. *nd ¡visit visit in Yakima with relatives !♦ David. Sir and Mrs Wayne Robb (lirAtmas Dinner Mrs Jesse Ditty. Bill Hamilton Flanagan and the boys di , Parti«** Vrc Urlìi Dale Patterson arrived home Sat for ( . O l l p l r Yakirna while Mr. Planar in i Robb were gjest.s Monday evenin' urday from San Diego on an eight- ---------- ' . Pattie went by train. a; the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Hudson a«»' ieave from the navy to visit his OWYIIEEJan. 3— Donald Share ar- VALLEY. Jan. 3—Mr and Mr and James Canglev im ! ■TV Hobo m Nyssa at a Christina, party parents, Mr and JRrs. Grant Patter •.ved home Saturday from Camp paries Chapin were honored family left Friday jpiormng an*;: and dinner. son. Stoneman, where he received his ¿it a farewell party \ivcn S a i- 1 Cliri>tniai> on the United Aiiline> * • Nlia and Mrs. Olaf Fyllingness en discharge from the army He is at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kyg*r and chil tf evening at the home of M* LebtiI Kahsa. to visit relativ ter.allied Mr and Xfcs H E Crutch the home of his parents, Mr and dren and Mr. and Mrs Merle Mc .Mrs. Clifford Wolfe The group The Homer Didericksen Jim field and s i». Brian, for dinner Clure and children had Christmas Mr,. Charles Share jiHl pinochle and ate a buffet Chadd and Conley Lockett of Wil- Tuesday* dinner in the Charlie Culbertson Linda Jones of Boise spent several G R A IN -FE D BEEF. C USTO M C U T T IN G A N D ,p(HT. Present were Mr. and Mrs low Creek had a Chri tma part' ,Mr and Mrs. James Eiherington days last week with her uncle and home. tl|Ude Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Monday evening in Caldwell a: the W R A P P IN G . CUSTO M BUTCH ERING of Utah are guests at the home >1 aunt, Mr and Mrs Byrd Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Graham and rnX‘ Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Elver Niel- home of Mr and Mi Clyde Dide their daughter. Mrs. George Folk- On Sunday Mr and Mrs. Walters children of Quincy, who are visiting Stock received from Monday morning - f Mr and Mrs. James Robb. Mr ricksen man took Linda home and Brenda Walt relatives in Nyssa for a few days, «ad Mrs Fred Babcock. Mr and Mr and Mrs Keith Stoker a: d until Friday noon Mr and Mrs George Johnson and ers went with them to spend a few were Friday evening dinnei guests Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, Mr and M r. family visited at the Le lie Bahaii- in the Werner Peutz home. day, with her father, Rex Walters. daughter of Haines were visitors at Homer and Mi. and tyne -• DJfiericksen, unu mil. ami lyne home nome Tuesday luesuay and ana had nau diiiiu uimr Vz mué west on Alberta Ave. Phone 381-R. locker plan- Mr. end Mrs. Russell Patton and Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Schweizer Mrs. Wayne Hobo, many of whom, at the Lee Stoker home Little Paul t-‘*‘ ,jn ho,n* Sunday. Phone 381-W, slaughterhouse and cutting room children of Moses Lake are visiting were hosts at a family dinner Thurs were former members of a pinochle Stoker, son of Keith, has had ton 1 - Ihf’ havt' btei1 11 al‘ * ee,t with influenza. day evening at their horn»1 Guests their parents, Mr and Mrs. R. L. club, ('harles Chapin left December were Mr and Mrs. Lee Householder, Patton and M: and Mrs E E Croc *7 to Join th« Hr fore* Dinner guests of Mr. and Mi o . . “ and^Mrs. K Mrs. Eva Davis of Seattle is u Newgen for Christmas were M and their son. hernie. arrived home Jr and Mrs. Lee Strickland. Mr. ker. Mr. and Mrs. .-Jenneth Ahrens and houseguest at tiie home of tier broth- Newgen’.1. M.-ter. Elsie Tiet ... .md Wcdiu -hay evening altei landing and Mrs. Charlie Schweizer, Mr and er. Pete Wilson. Arriving the even- Ricki of Caldwell. ch n 1» Bremerton, W ashing- dr.v Vic Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. children of Nampa had dinner on Charles Share, and Mrs. Gertrude Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Having sold my farm, I will sell at public auction the ing of the 25th with her son and sa.mdnv afternoon md evenl.il 10,1 wllh both oi th,*T ' ‘ ut£ Ja> r.ion of Caldwell daughter-in-law Mr and Mi n »n BatUlday afternoon and and tiler■families, and Frank Park- Oeorge Schweizer. following property located 7Ms miles southwest ol .»\ssa, u.junmer m jaw, .vir. anu Mrs. Dell guests at tile Ora Newgen home w? •• (¿Verner Peutz is helping Mr and Mr. a"d Mrs. Henry Peutz and Mr. ' -N‘ Dayi ‘■emoined. while threi i tei Mi Hi li on Ivanhoe avenue, or 1% miles east of O les corner, or Mrs Bob M o-'itt move to O ’yhee Uvll and his wife continued on V. Caldwell Mrs Frank Huett o. R. Ernest Kaneaster Charles dam where Mr. Morfitt will be em and Mi Walter P“ utz and children, all of Payette, called in the William 134 miles north and lMs miles west of Owyhee junction. 1n l ! « V iUtal! Ulter hav1“ “ supper at Well. and, Miss Jeanne Dorn’ la M. K . t and Naomi and M r . ployed. rA Peutz home, Sunday. th# A ” ’ •’ ’ • tend Pa. .. -! V ‘ Mr and Mrs. T. H Brewer ,re Mr. and Mi ,. Grant Patterson were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robb, who have lege at Angwin. California I " m * i->er. nfove to Boise Monday Sunday dinner guests in the home u among the group attending a dinner • U k i Wa hingt day guest» at the homi ” 1 at the orp* ^ of Rev. and Mrs. B R. Harris in party Friday night at the Lee Stok are in the valley during the holi- 0f Mr and Mr, K°oei Schwe.zer Ern. t Kaneaster’, hand that was Wilder. home in Big Bend. Mrs. Stoke, had days, and staying at the Frank Perko in V ile included Mr and Mr injured ife October is in laid con- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Householder had prepared a novel menu from which hoine while Mr. and Mrs. Perko are Charles Johnson of Pa ma Mr ,n;l <U j .» ii because of a bone iiiTeltion. Christmas dinner in the Guy Glenn the guests ordered their dinner and visiting in Seattle. The Robbs spent ¡yjr j eff Williams of Adrian. M ’ll uV. Mr Clifford Wolf’ and home. Other guests were Mr and were sometimes su: prised at the Christmas with Mr.,. Robb’s parents. uncj Mrs Kenneth Parker uid lam- daughter were gu<- t., of '.Mr and Mr, Lee Strickland, Mr and ftrs. name under which the food appear Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wilson. Mrs. Dick Wayalt, Mr mu Mr Mr Harold Ackerman in Payette Charlie Schweizer and Mr. and Mrs. ed. ne 7, '916 Dwayne Wilson, son of Mr. and O H. Schweizer and Mr an# Mr for Christmas dinner, along with Charles Share. In the afternoon Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fletcher and Mrs. Pete Wilson, and brother of L W J'omeroy of Sunset Valley, and Mr md Mr, Burl Collins and Mike, and Mrs. Vic Marshall and Mr and iry Fletcher of Murphy and Mr. t j) M Mrs. Jack Marshall called. Mrs. Jim Robb, was expected to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Conner iu<l two and Mi Vcva Castle, and M Oeorge Bullock of Home- 9T 0 ij 0 arrive home for the holidays Satin - oils. Jim and Rommey ..1 V.vk ' M. i Mr Ed S’ r.ia: .mil lam- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald dale were Sunday dinner guests in day, as he has finished his boot Conner. vSio is stationed at Me. ora ily left Christmas day tcij W.apava, and children went to Murphy Christ the Kennetli McDonald home. training and lias been serving on the airbase at Tacoma, i, home for the Wasliit ton after a family dinner at mas day and were the guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis and destroyer Xtonssen. holidays. ° the home of Mr. aiuiqUr*. Ira Chadd. and Mrs. Ray Fletcher. ; ' 0. : Agri daughter of Adrian were Sunday Rev, and Mrs. Marvin McLean and evening dinner guests in the Werner Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simpson a n * ‘ Dinner guests at the home of M: 'finer had t pent two weeks on of Baker a .ved Friday evening Peutz ho .ie. Mr. and Mrs Jack Simpson were and Mrs Albert Notheis Chr: tma visiting at the parental .«lime Mr and Mr, Harry Rat.tezyk were at the Wallace Gregg home, where Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hoke and Mr. dinner guests at the Carl Grunke day included Mr. and Mrs Jame hosts Christmas at a goose dinner they were guests for the week-end. and Mrs. Lewis Hoke went to Oak Jiome for dinner Tuesday. Hartman of Nu-Acres and Mr for 'flv and Mrs. Frank Parks of On Sunday. Rev McLean held ser land Oregon to visit Cl>de's mother, After having Christmas at home, Mrs 11 E Collins of Nyssa. Bin t and Mr. and Mis. M A Ratae- vices at the Owyhee Community Mrs. Pitkin. the S. E. Flanagan family left for a Mr and Mrs. Pete Wd,on and church. In the afternoon Mr. and zyk Mr and Mrs. Ami Strickland were Oilrs McLean and Mr and Mrs. Wal 4-H CLUB MEETS host at the f .tinny party Christmas lace Gregg were dinner guests in the Members of the Arcadia Livestock eve, when a light supper was served Bill Oregg home. Rev. McLean pre 4-H club held their first meeting of and gifts were exchanged. Pre,ent sented Frances Foster and Do, »thy the year at the home of their lead were the families of John. Ray. Don, Linden, who spoke to the assemoly. er, Parlpy Felk, last Thursday even and Glenn Strickland, and Mr». The two women will sail in Febru ing. Officers were elected as follow-;: ary for Calcutta. India to be miss Virginia Mallett, president; Franct Hopper From Nyssa Feik, vice president and assistant j Mr and Mr Don Strickland and ionaries. EASTBOUND Jack Burke of Boulder. Montana' \eader; Lynette Hickman, secretary family also attended a midnight !(:00 V M. 1:08 A. M. 1:20 12:20 P. M. turkey supper at the home of . '¿yl Gary Marshall of Great Falls, and treasurer; Catherine Coleman j and Mrs A. C HawkigsS, with Mr Montana left Saturday for their anu Duane Drydale, song leader»; W ESTBOUND and Mi La Varr Hawk.us ol Klam homes after spending a week here and Gale Coleman, reporter. The I 5:50 A. M. 1:45 P. M. Çc 7:30 P. M. H: 15 P. M ath Fa.1.1 , and Mr and Mrs. Wyatt Smith RJesent ‘ Local to Boise ‘ ¡L o c a l to W eiser Miss Jo Ann Price, who has been Mrs. Marie Thomas. Agent living in Madras and working in the 220 M ain St. Phone 217 public school office, is. home for an extended visit Father Rembert Allies was a visi tor at the S. E. Flanagan home Christmas. Sunday dinner guest? .u tlie home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dimmick were Mr and Mrs. Conley Ward and PH O N E 244-J RESIDENCE PH O N E 236 R three children of Notus and Ivan Hcrold Herold, who is with the marines stationed in California is on furlough visiting his sister, Mrs. h Ward Overnight house gue,ts of Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Dimmick were Mr and Mrs Bill Mai ' ton of Tillamook Mr and Mrs. Marston are former residents of Wilder. .1 P a rts ’ I’ a n - " , , • FISCHER'S LOCKER SERVICE LOCKERS AVAILABLE PUBLIC FARM SALE WEDNESDAY JANUARY Ü SALE START.S AT I P. M. Highland Sybil Sally, bom freshen Feb. 20. Sybil Sally H ow df, ) :u b freshen Feb. it. V TR A U W A Y S DtPARTURCS RADIO & REFRIGERATION REPAIRING Stretch Your Building $ $ $ Located Af Western Store WITH HOME-OWNED Herberl E Cox-Technicia NYSSA LUMBER CO. HELMER'S SPECIAL THIS WEEK SHEETING- 2x12 and 2x10 S4S $30 Per Thousand 2X4 D IM E N SIO N A T $55 PER M WALL-SATIN A washable, rubberized finish for interior walls and wood trim $ 4.65 per gallon STARTING JANUAKY 1st 7 ON Guests Here— ° House guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost during the holidays Included Mr and Mrs Fer- man Warnock and daughter of Al- sea, Oregon, Mr and Mrs. Henry Crowley and daughter of Spokane. Mr a ' ll Ml J W McDowell of Twin Fall . Mr. and Mrs C. W Mc Dowell of Hansen, Idaho and Mr and Mrs. John E Wagner and daughter., of New Plymouth. CARD OF THANKS Not only because of the consum mate skill, but the kindness of my surgeons. Dr, Palmer. Kopp and Mauldlng. because of the tender lov ing rare showered upon me by the nurses at the Malheur Memorial hos-, pltal and because oi the affection- j ate goodness of my children and the remembrances of friends, I am still! here In the land of the livit.g I ran only humbly hope that the remain der of my days will be so spent that all this skill and kindness will be Justified. Anne D S. Pratt Meuller Furnaces- Link Bel; Stokers Estimates Gladly Give:: Pl.one ’34L? Parma, 'dciho HEATING GEORGE I. KINZER YOUR SAVINGS 2-way TUMBLEBUG PLOW Tha Preferred Plow for Turning All Furrow* O ne W ay! Here'i the 2-w*y, roll-over tractor plow that it 'i hi r lus \< m rs i * r n !•: h < k A BANK SAVINGS ACCOUNT S a v in g s D ep o sits m ad e on o r b efo re th e 10th o f J a n u a r y draw? in te re s t f r o m J a n u a ry First ' ¥ FUEL XIIL O N C E R T IF IC A T E S O F D E P O S IT ' A T h fe * Tear Certificate o f D eposit Fay* Y o u ¿ViSi Per A n n u m # i Maturity# HPFN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY i ¡uf F IR S T t S NYSSA BRANCH NATIONAL BANK OP PORTLAND n m a h K « — O f IN 10 TO S MX D AT! A W IH #•**## lM V IM . C W fW . . Hi i v^.-' H - - i ’ -‘ .. ‘ Delivered Cleanly Burnt CUanly Heal* Cleanly ■ "I I I I I PROMPT DELIVERY In Nyssa Phone m 9 I !■ C O M I IN ANO S I I US I O * C O M P IIT I PA CTS ON TH I MM T U M B U tU O P lO W ANO O T H i l MM M O O IftN M A C H IN IS . V ISIO N O N IO T IA C T O IS ANO P O W t l UNITS B and M Equipment Co. Fletcher Oil Co. ■ " HANDLES EASILY. . . TURNS ON A DIME! When the plow is raised, the wheels pivot to an almost square turn. Turning is as easy as if the plow were tractor mounted. It can he m i i /» backed any distance. At the ends of the furrow the plow and tractor swing to one side, back up, and swing into the furrow again. Turning is accomplished on an absolute minimum of unplowed land. These are but a few o f tWe reasons why th* Tumble- bug it today’s fastest selling 2-way tractor plow. MACHINERY I Two bottom Moline tum blebjg plow. I 4V2 foot Globe offset disc, 24-inch blades Combination hay and grain elevator l Light trailer. I Harrow. 1 Rake. I rwo-hcrse fresno. 1 Buzz saw good MISCELLANEOUS Some chickens. Some «cor®>j 12 Tons c: long hay. Some loner posts and other miscellaneous articles. The following property is to lie sold by Phillip Mitchell CATTLE Daisy. 4 gallons 4 years, just fresh. Goldie, 4 gallons, | years, just fiesh. Roanie, 4V2 gallons, 9 years, just fresh Betty, 4 gallons, 6 years, just fresh. Cream, 5 gallons, 8 years, freshens Feb Red, 5 gallons, 8 years, just fresh. Guernsey, 3 gallons, 7 yrs., fresh o months Registered Guernsey bull, two years r>ld. Average herd test 4.6. 1 Oliver model 70 tractor. 1 International milkina machine, .. single units, 1 year old. 1 New 40 gallon hot water tank. 1 Rubber-tired wagon with hay r o c k 1 Three-section harrow. The following cattle are to be sold by Wyatt Smith 5 Springer Holstein heifers, coming 2 yrs. old, vaccinated and tattooed. 12 Springer Guernsey heifers, coming 2 yrs. old, vaccinated and tattooed. 4 Jersey springer heifers. 2 Durham springer heifers. 1 Black springer heifer. 10 Mixed white-faced calves. 1 Durham springer cow, 4 years old. 2 Holstein springer cows, 4 years old Cows will be tested. TERMS— CASH Lunch Served By Merry Matrons Club 79 ■ mad* for modern terracing, for u«e in irrigating_heldi, on hillaidei and wherever it it necetsary to turn all your furrowi one way. The T K , or Tumblebug, does a good, uniform jo b o f plowing, Dead furrowi are eliminated, and follew-up operation» are made easier. Bottoms are arranged so furrows are turned to the right with one gang When the other gang is tripped and turns into position the furrows are turned to the left. Th# Tumbiebug is no wider than an ordinary two-gang tractor plow Levers adjusr the plowing depth and bot toms are always raised to the same height. A spring release safety hitch protects th* plow if it strikes aa obstruction 30, 1949, freshen March 10. bagle's Volunteer Mona, born Aug. 2P 1949, reshen M ay 14. An outstanding heilei iiom the M. E. Leabo herd of In dependence, Oregon. Basil Stan Scotty Betty, born Nov. 8, 1949. Sybil Volunteer Bonnet, born Feb. 2,1950 freshen Jan. 23. Sybil Volunteer Destiny, born )uly 7, 1950, freshen June 1. Basil Stan Regal Milky, born Aug. 27 1950, freshen June 25. Sybil Melody Volunteeres, born Aug. 24, 1950, freshen June 27. Sybil Bonny Volunteeres, born Sept. 28, 1950, freshen Sept. 6. Basil Stan Govenor's Tulip, born Sept. 23 1950 , freshen Sept. 11. Polly's Volunteer Baronet Lady born Oct. 29, 1950, freshen Sept. 26. Polly's Highland Sally, born Feb. 28, 195J. Polly's Glow Mona Nelly, born M av 30, 1951. nolly's Leitie Scottie, bom Sept. 12 195.. 11 Phone 270-W N Y SSA , OREGON ARCHIE SMITH, Owner Colt. Bert Anderson and Jo« Church. Auctioneers L. H. Frills. Clerk
