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ed a party at t!»e Nu-Ac res hall Fri -he alter.diaivca 96 t h e » who did aft»’
day evenug Alter an evening >1 tend.
Holly home ar i am dove «. kc .
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\ u - l o r e s games and cards, refreshments were
Mr and Mr- M a m :. S en t! and
Mr mud Mr» f . >1 Karciler have
seried M 37 Those attending from Mr and Mrs. Lloyd tjruell m w in
sold their plao* wnd Sought a farm
this omxcuinity were Mr. and Mr». Bone on bu-iiie
Monda>
• t We»«f*ll. Oregon The. arc mov- NU- ACRES Feb 11 Mr and Mi
Pearl Richards, Mr and Mrs. Glen
Mr ai<d Mr G Stam of Ny .1
ug this week
other fneods of thr«« of the school woman's gilt and ua tner. flits for
George H1' tier muvid into the Henrv Osborne and Mr and Mrs. Paul
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mr
Mr and Mm- Ki leth smith and Blanchard hou-e nils week They Thomson.
mate» of the Parma grade school men t w li one attending is aslu-d
George Smit Sunday.
Mrs Maxine DeMark wen* to Vic have been living u. Ny'-a for some
cla.>, o f 1897 are invited to attend a to take table service to Ui* mestlng
Mr and Mrs Georee Hugler visit
Mrs. A Lanfear of Caldwell 1.
torville and Los Angeles last week tune.
birthday party to be held Sunday
ed at the home of Mr and Mrs Dale visiting at the home of her daughter.
Mr and Mrs Dyrf Roberts, helped
Maxine
visited
her
hu-bai.d,
Prank
Mr
and
Mr
Myron
Knapp
of
afternoon. February 24 in the Parma M: and Mrs. Babe Hamilton of
Larson in New Plym uth Sunday
Mrs. Paul Thomson
DeMark.
Madras. Oregon called at the Cecil
community house. The honorees will Ridgeview move to the Roy Ilira.
Harry Wood re-entered the vete
The Farmerettes club will mee* at
Evans
home
Sunday.
Sandra and Oary Smith, daughter
be Mrs Mae Allen Jones, Mrs. Clara ranch at Newell He.gius
rans hospital lri B01 e last Thursday the hall Wednesday afternoon
and
son
of
Kenneth
Smith,
stayed
Staff
Sgt
and
Mrs.
C
M
Peterson
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Bennett and
M C. Seuell and Lloyd Seuell help
with their grandparents. Mr and and daughter o: Alexandria, Virginia for treatment
Margaret and Diek.e Helen Metcalf
The NU-Acres Grange sponsored .1 ed Woodrow Seuell with work on hi
Mrs. Chet Smith, while their parents are guests at the home of Mr. and
and Wayne Roberts made a trip to
went U> California for a week
Mrs. Roy Hansen ot Parma Sg. card party at the hall Saturday house last Thursday
Bogus basin to watch the skiers.
Pat Murray, nieee of Mr Cliei Peterson Is to be stationed at the evening for the benefit of the polio
Wayne R •oerts and Johnny Witty
fund. Due to the bad roads, the Nyssa Visitors—
Smith, is staying m the Chet Smith Mountain Home air base
went to La Grande Saturday to at
Mr and Mrs. R. Griffiths of Dead
The
Black
Canyon
Water
Users
cr,jwd
w“ s not as larRc as was hoped.
home
to
finish
school,
while
her
par
tend an F F A meeting While
association me: at the hall Thurs but the Grange expressed thanks for Ox flat visited in Nyssa Sunday.
ents remain in Arizona to work
there, Wayne was interviewed by
state officers concerning the State
Mr and Mrs. Chet Smith went to day evening with about 40 present to
Farmer degree
Caldwell and visited their son. Ken-| hear an interesting talk given by
Mr and Mr- Boyce Van De Water
neth Smith, and family. Maxine de- Dr Prentice, veterinarian of New
and Larainc and George Ellers and
Mark. LaKayn# Smith and Pat Mur Plymouth Relre-hment' were served
Oeorgie. J r , were Sunday dinner
DEPARTURES
ray attended the "Teen" .»ger's dance foilowuig the meeting.
The D (A Fiwmd itmily ig d the
If your shoes need repair bring
guests of Mr and Mrs. Varner Hop
in Caldwell.
misfortune to have their home de-
kins.
them to us . . . insure the health
F r o m Nyaaa
Mr and Mrs Rothermick and -troved by fire .it a late hour on
and comfort of your feet.
The Big Bend youngsters taking
family of Burnt. Oregon. Mr. and Saturday night They were unable
EASTBOUND
E.
R.
JACKMAN
part in the music concert at Nyssa
THE SHOE CLINIC
Mrs. L. V Search and family of to save any of their household g xk J*
4:43 A M
12:25 »* M
*9:05 A. M. 9:00 P.M.
Agricultural Extension Service
Wednesday evening
were Alice
Ridgeview and H
and Mrs. Search and the dwelling wa totally de
Oregon State College
Sr., and girls of l*»rm.> were Sunday stroyed. but Mr end Mrs. Eiwond
WESTBOUND
guests of Mr. and Mr Raymond end their three small children e»cap-
IN A M
1:45 P. M.
». 6:2.0 P M.
9:45 F. M.
Cartwright.
•torsi ta Boise
l « a l t . W riser
id safely Nei*10x»rs and friends ol
Except Agndar* and H eligail
Mr and Mrs Roy Cartwright Nu-Acres and tner by communities
slumped 1« Ninop and Caldwell U -- are planning to help them in re
Mrs. Marie Thom»* Agent
Friday.
building end a in 1 «.«ligneous show
22» Main *<
Rhone 217
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cartwright er is plannest to tie held at the Nu-
of Ny>sa .spent Sunday with his par Acres I14 .ll on Wednesday evening
ents, Mr. and Mr Ray Cartwright. the noth.
Mrs M C Seuell end Mrs. Merle
Mr and Mrs. Roy Cartwright went
to Payette Thursday They attended Thomson gttended the annuel birth- 1
a banquet given by the Farmers day dinner of the Fruitland W SC H
at the Fruitland MetlaxSist church
Loan association.
Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cartwright
W han « lest a « u r ] , yew can
Mr. and Mrs Elbert R.fcmette of
shopped in Ny.vsa Saturday
d epen d on p re m p f , fair sett!#-
New Plymouth were dinner guests it
Mrs. Herb Thom» entertained the the Ed Meroney home Sunday
« a n t •# ( b u m . . . with year
ladles pinochle club Friday after- \ Mrs Roy Hoff of Nyss», Mrs M C
in w r m c a b Hus o f fk e . . . a
noon. Mrs. R. Graham of Newell Seuell and Mrs. Lloyd Seuell were
awrvUe that ( .m a t with every
Heights and Mrs Hugh Glenn of in Ontario Tuesday afternoon T7iey
p e lk y .
Newell Heights won high and second called at the home of Mrs le t» Hol
high, and Mrs. Glen Brown and Mr
low av
LuM Stam won the traveling prizes
Roy Evans, small »on of Mr end
Mr and Mrs. Herb Thomas visited Mrs Cecil Evans, celebrated hit» fifth I
in the Jack Raney home in Apple birthday with a party Tuesday after
valley Monday.
noon. Guests were Jimmy Orcutt.
Look? another Lennox neighbor
Mr. and Mrs. Garri'-t Groot of Delbert. Marilyn at«d David Elwouri,
HAROLD P. KWALT
Apple valley visited Mr. and Mrs. Ia*la and Jes.se FTy and Terry Marain
Terry Hoff of Nyssa stayed »t the
Agricultural Ex tens loo Senio»
Case Muntjewerff Wednesday after
SEAL eSTA T Ï
home of his grandparents. Mr. and
Oregon Stata Colta—
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas went Mrs M. C Seuell. Friday 1114HI and 1
E. K. Jackman and H. P. Ewalt, Ore- t0 B olse Wedne.sdav to visit her Saturday.
INSt *AN( E
The members of the three shift»
gun Slate college extension speeial- brother, Virgil Ranev, who under-
#ists, appeared on the program pre- went .surgery at the St Atphonsus Who work in the dryer at the Nvssa
sentetl by the Malheur County liairv hospital
sugar factory and their wives enjov-
Herd Improvement aseutiaUen la
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Story of Ros
Ontario February lk. (Story on Page well. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis of
It in the Saturday
1 )
Evening Poet, is a ceJerful bag ad
Ridgeview, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
about Lennox Heating Syetema.
I Thompson of Homedale. and Homer
"Neighbor teile neighbor/* the ad
Thompson. Loratne Van De Water. Hatch visited in the Ralph Stark
Mary Ann Stradley, Roberta R eno,: home Wednesday
rea da, "about In— — beating com
Because it means: The ri^ht amount of the right things at the right
Fay Marie Hopkins. Mary and Don- ! Dinner guests in th# Ralph SUrk
fort . . . New neighbor* learn what
time . . . as needed for growth and development.
na Ricks, and Albert Sillints.
home Friday evening were Mr. and
long-tuna Lennox uwn have known
Pillsbury’s Best chick feeding program, in conjunction with your grain,
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and ^*rs' ^ ' lver Stanley of Ridgeview.
for year*: NOTHING can ooen-
brings balance.
para with Lennox warm air beating
Alice end Jimmy were Sunday din
A balanced ration is a low-cost ration.
ner guests of Mr and Mrs. Bill Dick Sailing Date Set—
ayitema. . . for superb comfort, for
Nyssa relative« have received word
$€.85 par 100-Pound Bag
erson.
complete dependability, and for
that M. Sgt. E B Brady and family
fuel •avinca.”
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown of Ad will sail for the mainland March 26.
rian visited In the Herb Thomas The trip will conclude a three-year
home Saturday evening.
tour of duty for Sgt. Brady He and
ii.r d i» r
Mrs. Goldie Roberts and Mrs. his family will spend 60 days vaca
Myrtle Jones attended a church tioning in the states.
meeting Wednesday afternoon in
Wa've »«• ! ep our buainew la
Adrian.
exactly the way daacribad bi
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson had
this national mafaxio* ad. Ch<r
a new phone installed recently.
"beat wise man" are the eatfc-
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Blade of 1
fled custom»!* who have bought
Nampa visited in the home o f her i
• Lennox Heating System b o n
sister. Mrs. Dyre Roberts.
l lie. Ask year naighben who own
Garritt Muntjewerff returned to!
his home In Joseph, Oregon Friday,
after a visit with home folks. He Is
Sheet Metel and Heating
Improving so nicely from his recent
operation.
Call ut today! We are your Certified
Horace Chaney and Peggy and
U mc I Machinery Sale Starts at 12# Noon* at Nysaa. Caah—Terms»
Shirley all have been confined to
Down on Tractors
their home with the measles
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gcamta of
CaWl«M!l have tna(M ihe Arthur
Birthday Party
I » Sri for Three
Pam*
* n i Marvey Hatch A
severed dish dinner «all b* served
I *'cVcii Perwtis haring birth
day* ia February ar* a.-*ed to pro
BIO BEND P^b *1—Neighbors #r.-l vide a anal; g if; f o j the birthday
exchange, the women iurtuslung
Nvwa RfwidrntH
Move to
TRAILWAV5
PAYMENT. ..
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KEN POND
f&memòer tfiis picture?
Yes, Balance Does It In Chick Feeding . . .
NYSSA FEED MILL
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY,
WIGGER & PURVIS
12 TRACTORS
Fordomaiir, tchite tidewall tiret ( i f cmm 7< j 44*)
Optional at extra coti. FJqMipment, occttm*rio%
mud trim ntbjtct to chan§t tOilkmul nohoe.
Here’s the big new
... most powerful cox in its class!
MWfWApu
M^-CaMg— mAan
§ M 4 fM d i to M » - p B r f * v w . a « t « t - r i * 999
«ILEAM HAUR SIX!
Mt-fiM «■?
Uw-priced car
M IS* Amohemm Read!
• Never before did so little money buy perform
ance to match that o f the 52 1-ord. la k e your
choice o f new M ileage Maker Six. or Strato-Star V -8
TRUCKS
1
1
1
1
1
1041
1M
109S
1041
1047
Ford truck, IV» tons with boat bad.
F—d truck. IV* tons with boat bad.
Modal CSS 1 Vt toa with stack rack.
D—toa school bua. Can be seen at Ontario.
Dodge —head b o o C ao be ssnmo at Ontario.
CULTIVATORS
1
2
2
1
1
I
BN spud cultivator.
BN435 • row beet cultivator with clamps, liha new.
BN combination cultivators.
HM 259 2-row spud cultivator, cylinder end tools.
Ford 3-bar cultivator with $5 clamp».
C 152 R demoawtmi— cultivator, like new. with
double rear her and tools, complete for • rows.
Farmall A cultivator cnanMention with beet bar.
Used Cub cultivate« with clamps.
HM I3S I row B A B cultivator, like new.
John D—re cultivator.
Moll— sgnd cultivator. front section oggly.
1
1
2
1
1
HARROWS
2 B— ties John Deere steel harrows with drawbar.
1 Dyrr disc harrow.
1 Dyrr disc harrow. S foot.
MISCELLANEOUS
MOWERS
m
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Ntyb-Comyressf—
STRATO STAR tf-ll
N o other car in its class can equal F ord’s smooth
riding, coraer-hugging roadability N o oth«r cmii
m atch ita new beautiful CoAchctaft Bodies . . . ite
huge curved one-piece windshield snd i»r Wid*
rear window . . . its convenient ('enter-Fill Fueling
. . . it« Power-Pivot Clutch end Brake Pedals
Here is a car that is truly the • blent car on tha
American R oad . . . a car that meets th* widest
range o f motorists* used». Kxamine it Oftrafully.
' lent Drive it. You 11 a g iw you can t buy ksttotl
1 International M tractor, overhauled >nd guarani—d,
single front tiro.
1 1951 C International with PTO, used 250 hour», now
laat spring, single front tire.
1950 C International with PTO. like new.
1949 C International with PTO belt pulley.
International BN tractors, good condition, with tool*.
Mowers, cultivator, plow. Just what you want
for axtra or handy nachina during rush fanning
seaaon.
l John Dear» H tractor with plow.
1 David Bradley hand tractor with tool», plow, lawn
mow— and cultivator.
1 1942 VAC Caao tractor, double front lira, hydraulic
lift, hang-on plow , lt-ln ch corn cultivator, hang*
on mow— .
16-inch Caae rollover plow, overhauled.
H Int—national hang-on plow.
John Deere 4-bottom sulky plow.
4-alat bottoms for IHC 14-inch rollover plow.
C 199 2-way 19-inch plow with rochmhaft.
F 14 hydrmullc lift plow.
2
1
t
1
1
1
7-foot
UTC mowers. BN tractor.
HM Intamathmei hang-on m ow —.
952 7-foet hydraulic lift m ow — far K or M.
Jaap hang-on m o v er, 3-point hitch.
F 20 7-foot hang-an mowar, overhauled, new gunrio.
Jehn D— re kang-en move— .
PLOWS
1 C International hang-oa plow. IS-luck.
I John Dee re A or B plow, lt-inch. now stylo.
0 BIT Intarnattonal hang-on mowers.
1
1
1
1
1
!
1
I
Wisconsin air-ccnUd 38 HP me« it. reeoasdltinned
4-row IHC beet and b— a drill. 2 tortiliser spreader».
1 Leslies b— ter.
John D—re damp rated.
Allis Chalmsrs l-row Planet. Jr. Planter with seeders.
Ola
beater.
0 Oil barrels.
John D— re Model 54 bee! liftsr.
l-foot double disc grain drill with grass seed at
tachments.
Skyline Model 900 l-fost hay blower.
BN beat lifter.
1 HM 2-row bead puller.
Pair ataal wheals for H tractor.
Sal H wba#la with old rubbar.
M R C9ACH€*AfT lOOSl
Sals being mad* possible by
"TostDnvo the 'ÏS IMP today!
Herriman Motor Company
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Easttn Oregon Equipment Co. Owyhoo Truck & Implement Co.
NYSSA, OREGON
ONTARIO, OREGON
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