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r \ i.E TH F N Y S S A G A T E C IT I TW O Mr*. Arthur ( iM*k 1 akeu Uy I^iilh COLUMBIA AVE. Mar 27-M : A: thur Cook ifit-il at 111* Ontario I k . pital Li't wwk sfl*r a short 111- Betur«- mOVlll| to Ontario ^he lived tn tin- community for -ever.l year Mi Coofe Is iv n ln d by her hu bund Arthur Cook, three ^in.>, Clutrhe ol Karuas, Don Tuouibt- -d MivitvMppi and Arthur Cook, J r ; her father. Dave Hawkins, and a brother. Ernest Hawkins of Westfall Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs Joe Slain of Nyssa Saturday' afternoon war* Mr and Hr ***rr*f Groct of Apple valley. M Pete Van der Obrd and dauchte: Be ly Did N..:> Jean. Mr ar.d I I .»<• Oroot and Mr.. Kro. Van Zelf of Art-ad;*. Oar r .t Siam j .'. o Fred Koopman of Vale Mr John Broad called on Mr. m :<t* Smlt • ! No-Aar* t a- t i la t week Visitors at ttie 1>M k Or.Htl h< me Sunday i f l H M M were 111 and Mt Ni.s Halt of the Owyhee Jam*-. Kukebeeke of Ontario call ed on Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ten en Friday Mr amt Mr Edwin M wer ..n of The Standard of Convenience JO U R N AL, N YSSA . OREGON. TH URSPAY M ARCH p 19 5 ? N*> a Heigh-, have reined the Dick Orx>t lartn and will mote to thia c la.iuuDity ue.vt week. M: and Mrs. H H Sherwood of N. u and Mr. Hora Vert of River- view ailed at the Du k Groot Itome conductor; Mrs Dave Thomas, ir- were p.^eieuted iu a cast cart at th* eon •ide guard; Mrs £iter He.ter, out ColaOtoiati club ..1 B .e Weltte day Pa tZ 'Z non* The w a assisted hy of R o t s e . _______________________ side guard; Mrs. Claude Wilson, C'.aning T.-.e hu-tess ho Walla..« wa- aicom- nation: trustee, and Mrs. Ray Ru-.ell, trus- pa*>.ed by Mm Si ait. pianist, and tee. Mrs Bertha Rudelick woo 'he C CJr.ffuh Stall. organist. JA. Eich- attondsiice prize «:.• Mr L->r«n# ao ar v t a t Tipar ed by Ruby Beckstead Won the raffle «ift The a t e B vh ar* wvii known in musi Fr.day Mr and Mts. fierrit Oroot of nest meBing will be hekl a jr J l a- cal tartlet- A sh agr. M Wallace the hall one will be a hohe par»* Apple »alley called on Mr and Mr blue t a g o restan a l f a l f a s e e d l a i ur>j re tt.'lj be n e xtere Ail H er Tauten Thursday afternoon. 111 » • el a. f..e .'err.ent her eoice and peril m-sm-e »Al.e ;f»e fat* A nicely Farmers are drilling their grain. G row n from field planted in 19M o r v t M «r m R * tea Bo: e .shoppers Wednesday wet* The Adrian F. H. A mnutier hulaiu rd progiam of wtious » e i BIG Y IE L D S and W IL T R E S IS T A N T Mr Lemont life of Richland and |s»e a tea 111 honor ol their moth light UHt-.c, soki- and duet: were en M: John Broad ers Tuesday night at the Commun joyed bv thuA ai aiteraleiue M G erm ination 92 — P u rity 100 Mr and Mr. Pete v d Oord visited ity church basement The St Pat Wallace 1 -. th* daugtiter ol Mr. J-e Mr and Mrs. Jake Relk and family rick’s theme was used lor the pio- Ewe: f .:mer N) a :e .dent M: and M: Olea Billing attended the con- of Nampa Sunday afternoon. gram and tea. 1 ert Kiuu-. Ten.-am was an Ontario <•— s «- ■> vi itor Wednesday afternoon. Phone 029 R2 ENTERTAINS CLUB Mr and Mrs. John Broad are hav ENTERTAIN ON BIRTHDAY Mrs Dean Smith entertained the ing their home enlarged members of her Tuesday evening Mr and Mr. F E Defter enter H i m e , visitor' in Ontario Wed- : club at her home. Mr., Harry Miner tained in honor of their daughter. ne day were Mr. and Mrs. Dick won high score and Mrs Oeorge Karren, oil her ltxh birthday Mon .............................................................................. . Groot They also called on Mrs. T Mitchell won econd high T wj table , day night Guest, included Mr. and 11 Hrrenah and C. W de Boer. were in play. Mrs K I Peterson and Mervin and Mr and Mrs Pete Leener shopped Donna. in Ontario recently RELIEF SOCIETY CELEBRATES The Nyssa Second Ward Relief so BOOK CLUB MEETS ciety members gave a St Patrick - S h o w R e p o r t to Members of the book club met at day covered dish luncheon at the the home of Mr. J P Dunaway 1*. It«* C i v e n A p r i l 4 recreation hall on Alberta avenue Caldwell. “ My Six Convicts" by Dr — Monday evening in celebration of Donald Powell Wilson was reviewed Ft anal Oregon irrigation water the founding of the organization over by Mrs. Gordon Judd of Parma. Mrs forecasts for 1952 will be announced 110 years ago. Places were laid for Dunaway served a 1 o’clock lunch- at a .series of regional committee »0 guests, with the St. Patrick-.;! W-^\v,£aa*nMafed| MB meetings beginning March 29, ac theme carried out in table decora iP "iMNTs'TP'Tfe iflWMtrtr" cording to W. T. Frost. Oregon snow tions and favors. A comic program m euller survey leader. was presented, with Ed Irving act Facts collected through federal- ing as master of ceremonies, whten state cooperative snow surveys and consisted of an accordtan solo by- Irrigation water forecasts will be dis- Rodger Howes of Adrian, a colored . ted Nine regional groups will by skit by Mr. Edwards of Roswell; I meet, beginning with the north cent- 1 a reading, "Spring House-Cleaning ral Oregon committee at Hood River Time", by Mrs. Ell wood Flinder.. Estimates Gladly Given Man h 29 reading. Mrs. Frank Skeen; original Committees and their scheduled piano interpretation and song b v. meeting places and dates include Keith feybee, and piano solo, Joy southeastern Oregon at Ontario,; Peterson. The highlight entertain Phone 134L2 at the April 4 ment of the evening was a -.kit feat-! The state wide preliminary water tiring guyly-costumed women, wh» supply outlook for Oregon is "good" portrayed a Spike Jones version of Parma, Idaho to ••excellent". Frost announced. • Ainmerllys from Cemetary HiU", S2ÏWV • I I linn 1111111111111111111111I II! 11111111111111111111111111111" 111' 1 I' 1" 111 1 111' I" 11" ‘ Above normal snow cover is pre.-ftnt arranged by Mrs Mel Beck and con in the mountains, wltere March 1 ducted by Mrs. D. O. Bybee Instru records have been broken on 52 o f 1 ments from curtain rods to balloon, 93 snow courses measured, he said were used with the desired effect, & Mrs. Donna Glenn, who was in charge of decorations, and Mrs. Brig Olson, president of the organization, were assisted by Mrs. Gordon Will-; 4 ._.;. iams. who is counsellor. EASTERN STARS MEET + — :• Members of the Eastern Star chap CONCERT GIVEN ter enjoyed a St. Patrick's party UP TO $5.00 PER YARD FOR YOUR OLD RUGS AND CARPETS ON Eunice Wallace, mezzo-saprano Monday evening, March 17 after their regular meeting. The enter and Gordon Eichman. bass baritone. tainment committee included Mrs. Don Graham. Mrs J. L. Church and Mrs. AlbeM McKimmy. The supper was served on a beautifully decorat ed table leaturing the Irish theme The kitchen committee Included Mrs. j William Dunn. Mrs. C A. Wemlck.j Mrs. Finley Shuster, and Mrs. Earl 1 Alexander. .;._. 3 . I WOULD LIK E AN ESTIMATE OF EAGLES AU X ILIA R Y MEETS VALUE OF M Y (RUG), (CARPET). Members of the Eagles auxiliary Ontario — Vale met March 18 at the Eagles hall. NAME Officer- were named as follows: Mrs. Ward Tyler, president; Mrs. Olady.s ADDRESS Byers, vice president; Mrs Ken Ren- strom, treasurer; Mrs. Marion Mey ers, chaplain; Mrs. Dorothy Runcorn, » Ä S For S a le HANS OFT. ONTARIO. OREGON OUBi • I FURNACES— LINK BELT STOKERS “ DRIVE-IN” CULTIVATORS fOR CA AND WD TRACTORS Here’« the simpleit way of front mounting cultiva tor* you’ve ever *een. Cultivator stands upright on floor or ground. Tractor drives into the frame. Hinged cultivator support arms swing in and fasten with two bolts. Hydraulic lift and depth control are quickly coupled. EAST SIDE MARKET B STORES CA RP ET TRADE - S A L E NEW A X M I N S T E R ( p u is CHALMERS & WI LTON "HEAVENLY LEES" CARPETING Bauman Farm Equipment Your Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Dealer NYSSA STORE 1 Mile No. of Nyssa Phone 332 GEORGE J. KINZER USE YOUR OLD RUGS AND CARPETS AS DOWN PAYMENT. YUNI IN Ik* National Farm and Homo Hoof Ivory l otarday , , , NSC ) ON GASOLINE S a tu rd a y , M arch 29 Social Notes C A and WD cultivators set a new standard of convenience. Stop in and try it for yourself. Ski l l S ANO Sf avi ci HEATING SOMETHING NEW AT G Rear furrowing bar la also self-supporting and quick-hitch. Within a few minutes you’re ready for the field. \ ST A M PS ONTARIO STORE 510 No. Oregon Phone 5$ M ailin g C oupon G&-B Furniture a n d A p p lia n ce Inc. EXPERT CARPET LAYING « -e- NYSSA MERCHANTS BUNNY BONUS DAYS 450 Door Prizes and 90 Live Rabbits VALUE ? $1,990.00 R egister In E very Store Each W eek — No P u rch ases N ecessary Beginning M arch 22 Through A p ril 12 — RULES — 450 DOOR PRIZES 90 LIVE BUNNY RABBITS Register in each of the following stores once each week to have a chance to win valuable prizes at every store. You may win any number of prizes. Three separate weeks of registration—March 22 to 29—March 29 to April 5 - and April 5 to 12. You must register each week to be eligible to win the following week. At 1:30 p. m. every Saturday, each store will draw three nemes for their 3 prizes. Prizes must be claimed, in person within one week. Each week's registration w ill begin on Saturday after the drawing. No person under age of lti w ill he eligible to register. Each boy or girl may register at each of the following stores—once every week. The more stores in which you register, the more chances you have to win a live bunny rabbit. There will be three separate Saturday drawings— March 29—April 5__ April 12, at 3:30 p. m. on Main street. A t each drawing there will lye 30 live bunny rabbits given away. No boy or girl w ill be entitled to win more than one rabbit in the same drawing. To win a bunny rabbit—the boy or girl must be present at the drawing. ! REGISTER EACH WEEK AT THE FOLLOWING STORES li A E Cafe B «*rre tt S u r v ie « * (» a t « * (lily T h «* S to rk M eal ( » um IV te rn o n I ’ a iilu * N vw m » S ta tio n J ou rn al Shop X A p p lia n e e F u r n it u r e C o. J e w e lr y P h arm acy Everybody'*, Ine. Brarken'a Dept. Store Nytwa Feed Mill Jaeknon Jewelry Powell Servi«*«* Station Vi entern Store* lleiinemen Hardware Co. Eirentone Dealer Store Eder Hardware Co. Marnhall-Wells Store Toi» 1er'* Feed and Fuel, Me. Intermoiintaiii Furniture Co. Wil*ou Uro*. Dept. Store Wil*on‘* Super Market Nv**a Furniture Co. Boi*«* Payette Lumber Co, Nv**a Elevator I'he Food Marl Siy**a Lumber Co. Stun/. Lumber Co. O. h. Rubber % elder* (»onion's Drive-In Taylor'* Forni Market In A ddition to the A b o v e Listed Stores, the F ollow ing G en ero u sly contributed oto M ake Possible Bunny Bonus D ays keu Pond, Heal Estate X Insurance Inland Radio, hie. (k S K Y ) Hob Thompson A^enev First National Hank of Portland Arme«» Drainage, Ine. Itrrnard Flastmau * «‘•tern Currugator Ca». ( ari X Hurt'* Machine Shop (N\fu»a Insur a m e A gency Minern liar her *»hop Owyhee Barber Shop B row nie's C^ife Th om pso n Oil Ca>. H(»lling»wnrth*'. Inc. l ow ne'* Curage Owvhee Drug Co. Nyssa Theatre Hauuiau Equipment Co. Nvssa r«%<*rn Ny*»a Motor*, Inc. Olympic Club llerriinan M«»tor Co. Idaho Power Co. Hlunck Shell Service Nyssa Auto Part* Waggoner Motor Co. Nyssa-Holwrts, Inc. Toundn' Crocery Ace Pastime Amalgamated Sugar Co. Vclt«*x Station (»ein Produce Cate City (leaner* Owyhee Truck & Implement Co. Ilrwwer'* Plumbing Shop I a m Kenslrom Insurance Agency Sweet Shop Wigger aud Purvis !Mel Heck. Real Estate X Insurance H X M I 'qui paient ( lover 1 aw n Dairv Finches'* ! «I« her Service Nv*sa Implement (*». Nyssa Fot id (enter ■ b a o ió F i * i- i ♦ • «
