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o page THi: NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA OREGON. THURSDAY APRII 24. 19^2 ten ie.i b by daughter n< me from the p rai in Boi.se Tue da', afternoon Owyhee Occurrences • i i • Lec e tion. Saturday William Peutz an1 g . loan lite r , Wanda Peutz. w e n t . i get M > II H enri Mr N K . i i n r l h Mi-Donald I'honr *f*ri R j The Handy Worker l-H sewing prise handkerchief shower for their club met Friday after school at the president. Mi s. Ge >rge Schweizer home of Patricia Babcock where in appreciation of her work when the they had cake and punch before club entertained 'he associated wo starting their business meeting. mens clubs in March The shower A fter the meeting the girls were was held at the Eugene Stephen measured for their aprons and work home and refreshments were served ed on their projects under the guid by the hostess. ance o f Mrs Fred Babcock, their Sunday afternoon Mr and Mr leader The next meeting will be Alfred McConnell tnd daughter of Friday afternoon. May 2. at the Ontario called in ttit* d ia ries Shai home Janette Have home. Mr. and M i- Jim Reed of Bun-et Mrs Harry Howe and on Bruce Valley visited in the Melvin Crocker of Purma spent Tue .day vetting Mi home Monday evening. Russell Patton. Ji and Mr-. E V. Tuesday evening the members of Crocker. the Plea ant Hour club gave a sur- Mr. and Mrs Roland Vlaw brought I i • grou d: vc around e> ing the damage th • hi^h water had don«- to the farms in this community. That evening Mr and Mrs William Peutz took the Payette visitors back to their home. Mr and Mr Donald DeHaven and daughter moved to Wei-er Mon day where Mr DeHaven has em ployment. Mr and Mr Charle Share have visitors from Seattle thi- week They are Mr. and Mi Louis Calvo and daughter and Robert and Ruby Nea- gles Mr Calvo and Don Share were In the army together in Korea Mrs Ru . ell Patton, Jr. and Paul- ette visited with her slater, Mrs. Keith Moore and son in Notus Sat urday. Mr. and Mr Max Schweizer and three children of Richland. Wash ington .spent Sunday with his par ents, Mr and Mrs. George Schwei- zer In the afternoon Mr and Mrs. Lee Householder. Mrs. Gertrude Jackson of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall and Mrs C. A Mar shall called at the Schweizer home. Jeanne Crocker has had th3 mumps the past week, and been ab sent from school. Mrs. Lora Ditty of Nyssa had lunch and -pent the afternoon with her niece. Mrs t H Brewer Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kygar and Maxine visited in Boise Saturday it the Don Franklin and Dick Brown home- Maxine spent the night with the Franklins and they brought her home Sunday Mr. and Mr-. Werner Peutz and Wanda and Mi s William Peutz went to Owyhee dam Sunday where they had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morfitt. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Duncan and Mary o f Payette called at the Niss Hatt and Kenneth McDonald homes Sunday. New TRUE sideward action RAKES FASTER with LESS LEAF LOSS . . . with the NCW FCRGUSON Side-Delivery Ralte N ow you can rake hay at higher speeds with better returns. Th e new Ferguson Side-Delivery Hake lift« the hay gently with a continuous action . . . moves it directly sidewards to the windrow with its six-bar, offset reel, in half the distance it is usually moved by older, leaf-shattering raking methods! N o pitching, kicking or tossing fur less rolling and churning! Less leaf loss. Power take-ofTdriven tractor-mounted Finger T ip Controlled. See it today! WESTERN CORRUGATOR CO. Phone 181 DR. C.W.CRAVES Good A ve and 1st O ptom etrik t I lk 49 185 f R lt E yes ""i E x a m in e d Phone 9-2312 718 A r t h u r St. C a ld w e ll, Id a h o We are proud to announce another fuller decorating service mcfuUve at our store Bring us your COLOR PROBLEMS Bring in your draper)' or upholstery fabric samples. W e ’ll help you color-plan your rooms. Choose from our hundreds of beautiful decorator-styled custom wall colors. . c°'o r s w atch " > n '" Wt'll mix your col or s. . . no fuss or bother w hen you buy any o f these beautiful w a ll Around Arcadia Mrs. (iporxr Moeler Phone -K ! Civic Club Plans Made For Year The executive board o f the Civic club met Friday morning at the home ol Mr- Bud Wilson, current president, to make plans for the Mr J >hn Carr o f Klamath Fall coming year's activity. Oregon arrived Saturday for a visit The Round Robin parties, an an with her father, Charle- Bullard, nual event to raise money for the who is ill. city library was the main subject of Mr and Mrs. W W. Fc»ter of Nys- discussion Plans were made to hold sa and Miss Frances Foster of P o rt the parties as soon as they can be land V M M at the A A Bratton arranged. Mr Bert Lienkaemper home Sunday afternoon is general chairman of the parties. Brenda McKinney pent the pa t Mis. Wilson announced the May week at the Qeorge Moeller home meeting, to be held the 21 is the first while her mother. Mr Bob M cK in meeting of the new year and that it ney was In the Nyssa hospital fo l will be time for dues again. Mi's. lowing a tonsil operation. Lloyd Wilson, general program Mr. and Mrs. Erne t Stephensen chairman is planning a May Day -pent the week-end at Buhl. Idaho 1 theme for that meeting with relatives. Women wlio attended the meeting Mr and Mrs. Norman Hipp and were Mrs. Carlos Buchner, Mrs family visited at the Kenneth Vah- Henrv Hartley, M i Bert Lienkaem- derpool home near Adrian Sunday per. Mr O A. Mally. Mrs Richard afternoon. Forbe s. M i Dale Gurii-on, Mrs Jim Sigler and his mother, Mrs, John Broad. Mr- Glenn Kenaston, Ben Houston visited Mrs. Josie Mis. Duar.e Alters. Mrs. Clyde Sni Towner at Caldwell Sunday after der. Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, Mrs. Ruby noon They were neighbors at Coun Moore, Mrs J. D Hughes and Mrs. Marvin Wilson. cil before moving here. Delta Armstrong ol Turlock. C a li fornia is visiting at the George M oel Cradle Shower Mrs. John Dority was honored ler home this week. C R Ball of New Meadows shear guest at a pink and blue shower ed sheep for George Moeller. George Friday afternoon at the Wilton Jackson home with Mrs. Jackson and H i • and Cecil Houst Iasi m • MLs Annette Stradley was one of Mrs W illiam Wahlert co-hostesses the Job's Daughters who went to to 25 invited guests. Roseburg, Oregon last week to the Mr-- Marion Tracy and Mrs. Victor conference. Haburchak were prize winners in Mr Charles Bullard accompanied appropriate contest games. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long to N ew The gift table was centered with a port, Oregon to get their trailer miniature carrousel and pink crepe house. They returned home Sunday.! paper streamers forming a canopy Mrs. Angie Cook visited Sunday in over the dainty gilts. Assisting the Payette with her son. Arthur Ver honoree in the opening of her gifts non and family. was Mrs. Haburchak, in cliarge of Mrs. Les Burbank and Mrs Cecil the gift list. Houston entertained a group of Out o f town guests included Mrs. youngsters April 17 at the Burbank Joe Driscoll and Mrs Harry O'Hare home. The occasion being Craig o f Ontario. Burbank's and Jimmy Huston’s fifth birthday anniversary. Sunday Dinner New Soil - Water Bulletin Ready Mi. and Mrs. Elmer A. Cruson tertained with dinner Sunday his brother. James E. Cruson of University o f Idaho and Mr. en for the and A program in which research and FOR YOUR PLU M B IN G extension can assist Oregon residents to make still further progress in con- i NEEDS servation and use of land and water , resources is outlined in a new Ore- j Bath Sets, Water Heaters gon State college extension bulletin, number 725, entitled, "Soli and W at and Pressure Systems er Conservation and Use in Oregon," j now ready for distribution. Call Copies may be obtained from the county extension office or directly I J. C . S M I T H from OSC. Th e 22-page circular, almost en- j 13 Years In Nyssa tirely a graphic presentation, is a summary o f work done bv ten O S C ! Phone 78-J school of agriculture staff members m m -m , :■ :*s* * : ' The primary objectives of the pro i;:x: gram outlined as a result o f their work are; one, to solve the man made problems of erosion and water- o ff; and two, to develop the most j effective use o f soil and water re-1 sources for the welfare of the people. Discussing significant features, major problems and land use, the circular outlines the state in five areas. They are the coastal, south ern Oregon, the W illam ette valley, the Columbia basin, and the re mainder of eastern Oregon. In terms of an action program, the circular suggests making soil surveys on all land on which there may be a choice with regards to use. Discussing erosion problems, the circular proposes a six-point action program, ft would include develop ment of good rotations on eastern Oregon wheat lands; conversion of steeper slopes from grains and row crops to permanent pastures; fu r ther study of tillage methods in cluding strip cropping for row crops of all kinds as well as grain; use of sprinkler Irrigation on row crops and orchards growing on steep lands; clearing of undesirable brush ' by mechanical of chemical methods instead o f by fire in western Oregon; and reseeding logged and burned over areas to tiers or grass. In the area of the circular, land use changes are proposed such as clearing woodland or returning plow- land to grass or forests. Also pointed out is the fart that western Oregon contains approximately 2,000.000 acres of hill pasture, much of which is undeveloped. Mr D ig a E Cruson Jarre- Cru- ->n returned to Moscow Monday after - pending Easter vacation visit ing friends and relatives here Circle To Serve May Day Breakfast The Dorcu- circle of the Metho dist church will serve its second an nual May Day breakfast o f waffles, country style sausage and egg-., Thursday morning, May 1 at the George Coleman home, three miles north of Ny--a and two miles west on Gem avenue. Serving will begin at 6 a. m. and will continue until all have been served The price of the breakfast will be left to the individual to de cide. The public is invited to attend. •J*— •> Saturday Pinochle Club Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler"w ere host and hostess to their Saturday night pinochle club Guests were Mr. and Mr- Harold Sherman of Weiser and Mr ami Mrs. Arthur Cartwright. T ¡e 17th wedding anniversary of M-. and Sirs Jim Elkins wi also cele- brated and wedding cake -erved in their honor. Prize winner- at pinochle were Mr- Cartwright and Mr Sherman. Triple Birthday Event A covered dull dinner Thur-day evening at the home of Mr and Mrs. W A Looney celebrated the birth days of Mr Looney. Mrs Herbert Cox and Owen Gann. Those present were Mr. and Mrs Herbert Cox and two boys. Mr and Mrs. Dale Overstake. Mr. and Mrs U. L Alsup. Mr. and Mrs. Gann and Mr and Mrs. Looney. Entertain With Dinner Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eidridge were her sister and family. Mr and Mrs. Bill Car penter and two children and her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Fulton, ail o f Payette. yLING FUN! Try Your Bowling Skill on our modern alleys. Fast pin service. Get a pick-up at our refreshment bar. Free instruction for beginners under expert advice. Recreation that is re-creating. Our air-conditioning makes bowling a pleasure in the hottest weather. Open afternoons and evenings NYSSA BOWLING CENTER e gift to hold her dreams! A beautiful LANE Cedar Hope Chest As advertised in SEVENTEEN and H e r k o m e - to - b o start* w ith a Lo n e, t h * o n l y Pro*- suro-Tostod AROMA-TIGHT cho*t in tho world colors here! Just choose your colors...w e’ll mix them on o u r new Fuller electric color YOU m ixing machine. T ak e them home w ith GET you, ready to use. $47.95 DON B. MOSS FIRESTONE DEALER STORE 5th and Main Phone 2 S e M fü 6 CHEST No 3*00 (I rad na tion Spcciol. B ig w " popular w a terfa ll J « . iiKn combining matched I ’aldao wood wi t h r ic h A m e r i c a n B lack W alnut Stum p. Nyssa. Oregon F U L L 6 R P A I N T YOUR "a LIFE WITH DEALER g o o d p la c e to g o ” G E N U IN E M o th P roteo tioa G u a n a l « . , u nd*rw ritt*n b v o n . t't th* w o rld '. I . r g c t nu,iin*no. cu m p .n i*., includ ed with every L A N K l'h *u l u|M»n pro|»*r application. FO RD PA R TS W e invite you to come in and see this new Modern Paint Mixing Equipment. It is not a paint shaker— we (ttr tu ic C/Uy nade R'gHT For girl graduate* . . , ffc* gift that ito rti tho homo have alw ays had a shaker for your convenience. Our New Mixing Machine enables us to mix hundreds of FO R'gH1 . a c t As natural as breathing a girl’s dreams of her future home. You can help those dreams come true with a l a n e . She’ll keep it now in the room she’s had since pigtail days . . . start collecting treasures for her very own home-to-be. When you give her a l a n e . . . you give a lifetime possession. Come in soon and select a Lane for yo u r girl graduate. R CM*ST Mo t i l l G raceful daman that 1 ( 0 4 ^ l a n w o U t . w i l g at . * s ty lo s * T _ \ .O N G * k colors as accurately as is done at the Paint Factory. $1 down, $1 week W e Give S & H Green Stamps This is a service never before available to residents PETERSON FURNITURE CO. of this area. Come in soon— we are ready to serve you. DON B. MOSS Herriman FIRESTONE DEALER STORE NytM. 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