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<* o 0 O 9 O o o o o o 9 O ® O O • o® 0 @° «te « © <SiHL O n y b $ a > â&iwPSêfry j o u r n a l .• . <-<■ ~ ^ n i -uv, ii - i - — Z - "1M.I II l i r a i | ;'n ,m night » « quin successful ®»ain %nd ®r9»c* Gy ft*v.&udlo©i $ violin solo' % i§s «Me dt8tonstra*ioSl Ov >o.<o©: $> j 0 w%» cleared ior 9 m hot lunch ®y Miss jfllan 0in*d%-. 411 ai<® in- top agriculture mei m o °rth - 1 I ! ■ [ , . program . tti-s Agnes tawFariBii M . ertted to attend. »est the »Inner ol the blausut. | iRfr. g r: fifcrland tetd ch ild **!. --------- Jan. t o - f ------------ f t s *>r- . ííSK».2 . . \4 AL».EY. . The local grade school boys, elo cgme tror.V ^Fountain Home VIonday !»£(9 iL,* aS ,'e^rd recently from both though defeated in the opening niffc# to visit her parents, Mr and Htrs. Ulster ana Raymond Wyrland and of the tournament did very well j i d ilestus Adams §fc-. Borland cam» % 6t>« '0' Jorts that Lester, who is in C kv .'- played a good game of <. asketbalo »Thursday and t o fami>o visited th* rnany, has been advanced to regi especially well comideriit® the han rest of the oeek in the home of k,*rs le ía le ::, mental photographer and transfer dlcap of having little practice, ¿"he CNrtha «Airland and o»th relatinos 9fJ-9CLIJ.S. Jan 31 «9 Sifeett ai .\ i Patricia and Mat: K.d- red to the photography headquarters B toys will play Ter. Davis and the in Oregon <1oo C*<V dinner guests at the 0.1 Raymond landed in Inchon. iSorea A boys will play Roswell in conso- Mff and Mrs George IJ ch'ifti and fe r o n e y home Sunda\ about January 10 and then was lation games Friday night. family liave moved to N.vssa Mr Mr. arid Mr M C Seuell nude a m east c e m ^ l K o ^ I 'T ^ la n d Hoger Smith. Dewev and Mrs Bob Hill have rented their business trip to Heppner and l a Orande over the week-end I L t there s a o ^ f vvt " * a T ? Henshaw Betty Boston. Lois Wil- land and are milking the cows. ,,f warm «, , clothing i “ ni!.-p!e .,.lt> ham . .; and Jour. Boston attended Mr*. Cecil Scott and Wanda left and Ml Ge, :ge Smlt visited of but that the tern perature has been around 15 degrees an MYF workshop in Nampa Mon- by bus last week to visit relatives and at vm homes ot M: and Mr Groot and Mrs Pete rensen ot N\ a Sun below zero. He is with the 40th da> evening, at the First Methodi-t tnends in Oklahoma church Afterward they were guests _______ _ Mr. and _____ Mrs. ___ Roger Norland and day. division, a national guard unit from of Mr and Mrs Ludlow and Marilyn children of Adrian were Sunday : Roger Jenkins and Leo Montague California. at their home. Mr nudlow showed evening supper guests in the Martha made a busine trip *o Botst Thurs The P. T. C'„ supper Saturday some of his colored slide pictures of Norland home day of last week the summer,samps and of the local Mr. and M: Albert -schrock and Mr and Mrs. Harry Ray and fam church, after which Mrs. Ludlow and ily visited in the H W Thomas home sons. Donald. Jack ap.d x v » « , of Marilyn served refreshments. Mrs in Big Bend Sunday evening. Boise visited at the Fry home Sun Jack Wilson went with the young Mr and Mrs. Chris Melvedt of day They were accompanied here people _ _ . Boise were Thursday evening sujjByer by Jesse Morehouse ot Missoula. The Cub Scout boys received their quests of Mr and Mrs. Jack Heed Montana who will stay for a visit at the Fry home Mrs Fry and Mrs. Wolf books this week and. are earn- ,inci Mrs. Ella ffciphens ing their Wolf badges. Mr and Mrs. DeLjyd Schinimels Schrook are daughters of Mr More- Mrs. Joe Stephen and two child took Kirby to Boise Tuesday for his house ren were overnight guests of Mrs. final check-up. Mr Mrs Llovh Seuell and Mi. Martha Norland Thursday night. Mr and Sirs. Junior Seminars and and Mrs. Kenneth Baker were guests Mr and Mrs. Festus Adams have family of Caldwell visited Sunday in at t*le Ernest Seuell home Sunday lost two head of cat*le that strayed the J. E. Somman» home. Mr and Mr and Mr Harley Sager made from their son-in-law's place near Mrs. K J. McCool and baby ot Par- a business trip to Payette Friday Adrian. jimong those *.tten*ing the Co l ma were Sunday evening supper Those attending ^ie morning ser guests. op meeting at the Boulevard Grange vices at the local church next Sun Jack Reed left by plane Tuesday hall Monday were Mr and Mr; day will hear, in addition to the noon for San Francisco on a buis- Frank Johnson. Mr and Mr- James ness trip for the Parma Water Lifter Cruson and family, Sam Henne. Mr company. He will be gone the rest and Mrs M C Seuell. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Seuell, Jesse M, rehouse. Mr- I of the w eek Mr. and Mrs. DeLoyd Schlmmels Fry and Jesse and leLi. and Mr and and family were Sunday dinner Mrs. Merle Thompson Mr and Mrs George Smit attend guests in the Charle McFarlln home Mr. and Mrs B C Morse of Cald ed funeral services for Mrs Dick well were Sunday dinner guests of Siam in Nyssa Monday Terry Hoff of Nyssa stayed Friday Mr. and Mrs Jack Reed Providing you with sound protection against night at the home of his grandpar Mr and Mrs. Harry Ray and financial loss in case of fire is our family attended a party in the home ents. Mr. and Mr; ,\l c Seuell Mr stock-in-trade. ■ of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft in and Mrs. Hoff were dinner guests at the Seuell home Saturday Adrian Thursday evening. Mrs. F. C. Fry and Corytuie. Ger Our standard, NON-ASSESSABLE policies Mrs. J E Soinmurs visited in the aldine and Frankie were in Payette Floyd Somm&rs home in Parma give you this protection. Get in touch with us on business Wednesday Thursday ot last week Harry Wood returned Wednesday for more details about modern, comprehensive from the veterans hospital in Boise, coverages available. You’ll be interested in Telephone Firm where he had gone for a check-up after u recent operation. hearing about the savings feature also. r’AGE &IVS- — t — r r = 0 'ftigkD, Mrs ^ 5 f^reager wa.s Ot&Meso »•'.tiay Cbr medical cJte d<u o fiffito C < ----- . 0 » , . otan de Day attended an all- d»V meeting at the M .»re hotel in w Cmsy.rto Tuesday Tn» meeting was OCRfTOdjP N l5 lO 0 3 3 a program planning meeting of the Qxteasion group for next year. %lN<j®A98§Sbl®:**y Q n 31 « {Jlie The ?ollyanna club will meet with he (j'ollyuliaft club was hostess at a Mrs. Agnes Ashcraft February 7 shower given for - Charles Cush Mr. and Mrs ° James Phifer of ing of B«.)ise Tuesday in the Presby- Nampa and Mi and Mr s Jim Lane terian church in Adrian Mrs. Cush- a n ^ daughter. Myrna, of Nampa mg w i rmerly t e iss Jenifer were here for the tuneral of Mi Thompson of thi Beaumont immunity. ta «»-* -— c o i/v is . Mr and Sirs •9’ j Lindsy and son. Gerald, of White B.rd. Iilaii visited at the homes of Mrs Lind-v > sister Mr». 0 t f Tensen and lyi: Clayton Jen sen of Nyssa, la »V* week 'Hhey were en route to Chico, California Callers at the Pete Tensen home last week were Mr and Mi Gerr:t GroOt if Apple valley. Krivs Kat and Rikus van Twi-k of Valley View Sunday aft@noon visitors at the Dick Groot home were Mr and {JR-. Oeorge Smit of Nu-Acres Callers at the Pete Tensen home rhursdiQ afternoon were Mr and Mi rtOimei man : Newell Height. Mr and Wft Jake van Twisk were in Ontario i&igday. . Mr aA l Mrs Holt and Mj>- W • Holt and daughter ,,f Nvssa called in this community Monday morning M’ and Mrs John Timmerman of Newell Heights called on Mr and Mr^. Oerrit Stain la-t week Mr and Mrs Dick Groot were _____________________ 0 | Call Us! KEN POND Real Estate Insurance 16 N. 3rd N vssa Ph. 18 N orthwestern M UT UAI T IR I • •••• A S S O C I A I ION Mtl'tl ■ •»»•••**••• why it pays to wait for a WD tractor There’s only omi tractor likfe Ihfe — fOWCR-SHIIV r<»r whev’O mov-uu in ot out by the XWO-CUITCH control with Coot-operated master clutch pht..* oil-cushioned hand clutch. Woi4is liky a second Uigiri».' on power taBo-ofJ jobs. 7«ACTlOK BOOSTS* that OutomaUcklly shifts CQti« “Alight, tu rear wheels for plowinp Gntfc othor hevivy jobs. BOWOft pickup plovs light-tractor fbel diononi?. &i|?to*jctor c<awi«iti 'it;o Kmi ( (ULISCI CHALMERS Ui* Notional lo in and Ho':.» Hour — V m $41*1 4 no sisvicr 5olijfd»y — NBC ) Bauman Farm Equipment Your Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Dealer NYSSA STORE ONTARIO STORE | Milo No. of Ny*da S10 No. Oregon Phone 332 Phone 56 Moves To Nampa— Dr and Mrs. R A Kellogg have moved to Nampa, where Dr Kellogg will maintain an office in the na turopathic physicians center Dr Kellogg has been practicing in Nyssa for the past five years. Of every 100 students who enter the stiff 4 year pharmacy course at a university today— noire than a third flunk out! That means that a graduate registered pharmacist lias ‘®een through the mill” be fore he is allowed to fill a single prescription. It means his dependibllity is as much to be trusted as your doctor's. @ • PHONE 256 Owyhee Drug Co. I n s l I : u • • The fifth .on u a l Malh. ur county farm institute will be held at th<- Boulevard Grange hall Friday and Saturday, 'February 22 .nd 23. ac- cordln to '■ ern VI Uson. igrlcultur 1 fl'.d advisor for t l:» ‘J. S. ln tlo r .-1 •Sank o f .'“ortland. Joe Dyer, manager of tl/. Cvnta -»o branch, said thet his an-. ouli* again sponsor the annual t yo-d«y j meeting and that arrangements tvwe . b n made v-.th the Horr. i Econo mics club of the Boulevard (i)r»ing*- to furnish luncti N; th days. Viarr.- Sandquist. fdalheur county ! ng- nt, said that early commitunents from speakers contacted to c. pptmT j on the program indicates that this year's two-day meeting will feat'U* ! SOMETHING NEW AT G & B STORES CARPET TRADE - SALE JSf, iOUR OI.D RUGS AND CARPETS AS DOW N PAYMENT. 1'P -"0 S5.00 PER YARD FOR YOUR OI.D RUGS AND CARPETS ON NEW AXMINSTER & WILTON HEAVENLY LEES." CARPETIN G Mailing C oupon Q I °*VOULD I.IKE AN ESTIMATE OF : VALUE OF -MY (RUG), (C A R.PET). r> NAME 4 ADDRESS Furniture and Appliance Inc. Ontario — Va U i?;*!ONE 144 J RESIDENCE PHONE 286-R Herbert E. Cox-Technician . -------- o - ------ — - ■ ilgii. TT I C H IC K S !~u o-i i - 0 ‘iiin£ I ' .iTiii So many peopl* Unow an£ want The ^ 8 that you may have to wai? c little longer to get youi order filled. But now’s th» time to see the ViD. Drive it yourself. Say the word and your first choice in farm power will soon to® on its way to you. Tone ¡a 1 ARCADIA. Jan. 31-Several of the farmers and their wives attended the all-day business meeting and dinner of the Farmers Co-op. at the Boule vard Grange hall January 28 The telephone company is build- 1 ing new lines and installing new telephones in the Arcadia district. Mr. annd Mrs. W H Kriemam of Parma were visitors at Arcadia. Mr. Krieman was guest speaker after classes. Mr. and Mrs. Krieman were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and life's. George Moeller. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hashida and son of Nampa were dinner guests Sun day in the home of Mr and Mrs. Sig Murakami. Mrs. Hashida and Mrs. Murakami are sisters. Misses Wilma and Betty Bullard of Boise spent the week-end at their j home here. Joretta Moeller and Donald Bull ard were the only members of the Arcadia Sunday school who attended the youth rally at the Owyhee Sun day school service January 24. Mrs. John Zittercob returned to her home here Saturday from the Ontario hospital, where she under went major surgery. Mrs. Goldie Roper received an nouncement of the birth of a girl January 14 to Mr and Mrs. George Roper of Lakeview. Mrs Roper is • the former Treva Garren of Nyssa. Several of the mothers from fkr- cadla attended an F. H A. tea in the home economics room in Nyssa Jan- j uary 29. Mr and Mrs. Eggert Oft and boys of Frur.land and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Houston and Jimmy visited in the George Moeller home Saturday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eittercob and baby of Nyssa visited in the John ; Zittercob home Monday evening. The Arcadia Sunshine club met at the home of Mrs. Otis Bullard Janu ary 25. with 23 members present. Mrs. Lizzie Groot received the door prize The next meeting will be held February a. Refreshments were ser ved by the hostess. Located A : Western Store o It s Our BUSINESS Extending Lines RADIO & REFRIGERATION REPAIRING I T ’S A M E R I C A 'S G R E A T E S T TR ACTO R T IR E V A LU E **• New Hampshire Red and Austra-White BABY CHICKS HATCHING EVERY TUESD AY Sterling Tuesday, Fob. 19 Sam Lemon Hatchery Phono 331-W
