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e T H E N Y S S A G A T E C I T Y J O U R N A L , N V SS A , O H F tiO N . TH M flîSD A Y. M A Y 9. U 5 Í Buena Vista Mrs. Alva Goodell Phon«* 06»-R I Mrs. Loyd Adams wav in Ontario consulting a doctor Friday. Mrs Ned Campbell and Susan oi Seattle are visiting at the home ol her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knowles of West Fir visited at the home of Mrs Knowles’ sister Mrs. Mancil Bishop and family. Mr and Mrs. Leslie Toph ff spent Sunday evening at the Roland Mc- Kenstry home in Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell were in Canyon City Tuesday where Mr. Goodell attended a meeting of as sociation o f county courts. Mr and Mrs. George Cleaver. Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Cleaver and Alan attended a baseball game at Boise Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Ivan Chase had as their guests over the week-end Mr and Mrs. Clen Chase and son, and Mr and Mrs. Floyd Chase and fam ily of Lyons’ Oregon. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Gilbert Patton and family of Boise joined the group and all had dinner at the Ivan Cha>e home Mrs Glen Hoffman, Mrs LaVern Cleaver. Mrs. Geoorge Cleaver and Mr- Alva Goodell attended the Home Ec club of the Oregon Trail Orange at the F G Holmes home Mr and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver and boys. Mr and Mrs. Loyd Cleav r and children. Lester Cleaver and daughter-. Oce and Leonard Cleaver t'Lshed and picnicked at the dam Sunday. Mr. and Mrs James Stephen, Jr Mr and Mr- Leslie Toph ff attended the May Day breakfast at the C o le man home Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Willis Bertram and Sally. Mr and Mrs Harry Gardner and children and Mrs Ned Campbell and Sii'un visited at the Thurman Hill home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Golden Levitt of Quincy. Washington were week-end guests at the S. B Hoffman home Mr and Mrs. Guy Tanner enter tained at dinner Sunday Mr. T a n ner’s sister, Mrs. Pekkala on her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen enter tained at a family dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Arm- check and double check Don’t trust to luck. . . and hop« for the best! Open your LowCost checking account today at The First National Bank of Portland and double-check on expenses. • No minimum balance required. • N o monthly service charge. • Pay only for cheiks used. • 10 checks for only $1.00. NYSSA BRANCH 1ST F ip tS N A T IO N A L BANK O F PORTLAND OT.N 10 1« 5 SIX DAYS A WIIK P• cl• tuI Depotit Imvrufwe Co'pe'oriua strong and daughter o f California who left for their home Monday. Guests were Mr and Mrs. Eugene Stephen and son. Mr and Mrs Fred Stephen and children, Mr and Mrs. James Stephen, Jr., Mr and Mrs. James Stephen. Sr . and Mrs Gerri Stephen. Mr and Mr- Dude Parker of En terprise visited at the Vernon W id- ner home last week. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Widner of Liberty, Idaho visited at the home of their son Vernon Widner and family the past week Rollo Tanner was in Lewiston where he entered the motorcycle race Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Ouy Tanner played pinochle at the Ellis Horn home Saturday evening Mrs. Clarence Herrod and baby of Caldwell visited the past week at :he Joe Callahan home Mr and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and daughters accompanied Mr and Mr.' Alfred Adams and family to Burns where they spent Saturday and Sunday at the Davis home at tending a family reunion. All the children were there Garritt Ritchie attended a Scout Troop 5 swimming party at Cald well Thursday. Mrs. Lester Cleaver and Truman attended a birthday dinner for Jim my and Judy Savage at Nyssa Sun day. Mr and Mrs. Leslie T o p liff were m Caldwell Wednesday While there they visited Mrs Jennie Goodell. Nyssa Tops Teams In SRV Track Meet Nyssa cinder men were winners of the SRV track meet Monday at Em mett where seven class A schools competed for honors. Final points were Ny'sa 60. Ontario 42, Weiser 33, Payette 12, Enunet: 8. Vale 6, and Meridian 2.. Nyssa s first-place winners were Bumgarner, mile run, 5:07.7; H art ley. 440 yard run, 56 2; Skeen, Jave lin, 1G0 feet, 6 inches: Amble, discus, 123 feet. 4 inches; Ward. 880 yard run, 2:162; Bair, pole vault, 10 feet, 7 inches. Along Thé Oregon Trail Mr«. Frank livers Phone 076-K I M r ' F. G Holmt and Mrs Roy H-'lnu - were he : -ie Ore gon Trail H E c Wub Thursday afternoon at the F G H line- home Twelve members a • pre eni. Honoring the birthday of then- son. Bob. Mr and Mr K G Holme were hosts at dinner Sunday Guests were Miss Della Si. i-ter of Ontario amid Mr. and Mr Glen Holme'. Jr Mrs. J. K Bowen of Vale visited at the Frank Byer home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Bowen eiuertained at a party Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Bernice Gardner ¡;uve a cos metic demonstration Lunch was ser ved to the seven ladies pre>ent by the hostess. Pfc Keith Rook ; >ul and Pic A r nold Kane of Mountain Home air ba'e visited at the B F Rookstool home Saturday. Don Smith is helping Roy Holmes take his cattle to summer range. G il bert Holmes also helped Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ro> Holmes and Mr and Mrs. Glen Holmes, Jr. were guest' at a wemer rou-t Sunday evening at the Frank Byers home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams and family spent Sunday at the Charles Davis home at Burn' Glenda Lou Brown was ill the first of the week with a boil oil her arm. Frank Byers attended the live stock sale at Vale Monday David Ballantyne left Friday for Ft. Lewis, Washington, where he was inducted into the army. Several member- of the Nyssa Chapter of F. F. A from this com munity showed their livestock at the F. F. A. fair held on the school lawn at Nyssa Saturday. Among them were Melvin Ballantyne, Stanley Byers, Minard and Dick Hart, Nyssa Girls Tour With Orchestra ‘ evening Mr Oscar K §■; and M ’ Bybee of Spokan# Washington Frell Blair were installed as her Grandparents are Mr ar.d Mrs S. counselors_______ p Bybee and Mr and Mrs B.lignum He is the first grar I Judge D m Graham took over his G RAND SO N BORN and first greatgrand-on in the Bing- duties U' Justice of the peace foi Word lias been received of the ham family and the fir 't great- N\ si court la-t Thin da alter a birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs Ray grandson in the Bybee family year and a hall sbsence while on duty with the U S navy in the Korean and Japan?'« area He reported that :h<- tin t tea- hour' m h i' office were tilled with dutie' involving official complaints, requests to be a moderator in dis pute' and routine work Mrs Ruby Moore, who h a' served as justice of the peace during Judge Graham’s absence, announced that she will engage in commercial pub licity work including work for the N> a Chamber in ccurii.i .da loi a new brochure During April there were 46 actions m Mrs Moore’s court, five for reck less driving. 33 other traffic actions, two on P U C regulations, font game violations and two civil suits Judge G raham Back To Justice Duties Used Tractor Buys 1 John Deere B, with plows and cultivators 1 W. C. Allis-Chalmers. LOCAL « I I I 1C« II 1 1948 Oliver 70. 1 Model B Allis Chalmers with cultivators 1 1949 C Allis Chalm ers with plows and cultivators. It \ I I S I H IG H IN C O N T E S T Word was received here this week from Salt Lake City that the L.D.S. Nyssa stake has been ruled as one of the top ten in the subscription drive for the Improvement Era, the church magazine Stake directors are Mrs Roselee Tidw ell and Nephi Gregg 1 F 20 International. 1 1949 Ford Truck with beet bed. 1 John Deere A Tractor with plows. 1 Two-Wheel Trailer 1 Bear Cat Mill NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED Mrs. Dean Fife was installed as president of the 1st ward Young Ladies Mutual Improvement associa tion at a meeting held Wednesday BAUMAN FARM EQUIPMENT Wayne Adams, Larry Holmes and Ray Holcomb Miss Laura Schenk and Miss Mira Flake, Nyssa girls attending the Brigham Young University at Provo, Utah, have left with the B Y. U. symphony orchestra to tour Nevada and California They have concerts scheduled at Ely. Reno, Santa Rosa, Vallejo, Berkley, Mare Island naval base, Ran Francisco and Stockton Tuesday night they played on a TV show. Both girls are 1951 Nyssa high graduates and were violin students of Lynn Lawrence. EVERY STROKE SAVES YOU 1 International and 2 Allis Chalmers Mowers FOI R HAHIFS HORN AT HOSPITAL The following babies were born this week in the Malheur Memorial hospital. Monday, April 21. a girl to Mr and Mrs Grant Sasser of Nyssa; and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Points of Parma. Tuesday, April 22. a boy to Mr and Mi - M ar ion Tracy of Nyssa and Thursday. April 24. a boy to Mr and Mi s Keith Stoker --------------------------------------------- m 10 D A Y S O N L Y ... M A Y 7-17 -------------------------------- lianceSnotof FRENCH REPUBLICAN for C on g ress See the NEW WHO HE IS: An alert, aggressive legislator of 17 years experience. Acknowledged authority on tax ation. Recognizes the need for intelligent economy. Works for it and votes for it. Twenty years mayor of Moro. Chemical warfare service in World War I. Editor of oft-quoted Sherman County Journal. All-feature REFRIGERAT0R o Automatic Detroit O Gcoot Froten Food Ladear O lutter Condeleoner O Haced y Dooc 5hel.ee O Deep Twm Ccepert W H A T HE SAYS: 'ust ONE coat of this miracle paint does the work of two coots of ordinary paint. The same 2-coat beauty - same 2-coat protection - same 2-coat toughness! You get them all with a single application of DEVOE W O N D E R - I- C O A T . WONDIR-1 -COAT luiterou* Enamel Beauty! May Be Tinted! Easy to Apply! Protect* and Preserves! NO Blistering or Cracking! Fume-Proof! Repaint — Remodel with Boise Payette's Think of the tremendous savings in time and money. Painting time is cut literally in half! You save at least 40% on paint costs' Labor costs go 'way down! For extra protection, extra long life—the best job the easiest, most efficient way, repaint now with W O N DER-1 -CO A T ! wryjt The first duty o f a legislator Is to be completely informed about ills district and the problems of Its people. He should work steadily and conscientiously for their solu tion. “Th e welfare of eastern Oregon depends on the continued develop ment o f Columbia river basin power together with transportation and | irrigation; upon getting grass *o : grow on its sage-covered range lands; upon further utilization of timber resources; upon u foreign policy that will permit the develop ment of markets in the Pacific; upon keeping as much of our power at home as we can use; upon keep ing all o f our water; upon a tax policy that will permit citizens to buy and improve property." M o d a l K Z H IO C 10 9 t o II M O RE Features You Want Most! acre it! Look at all the wonderful convenience feature, of die new Zenith refng orator. Everything ia there! Everything to give you rfiore thel / »pace . more froten food capacity . . . more food at your fingertip» . . . more convenience— with automatic defroet. . . Stop in and handy door ahelvee. . butter conditioner . . eliding bottom ahelf! M any . . many other feature» too plue beautiful modern interior and eatarior dvaign Start enjoying the convenience and beauty of thia new Zenith now' See it today! Completely Automatic Cooking W H A T OTHERS S A Y : ELECTRIC RANG! Shrewd, sagacious, resourceful, en ergetic. courageous, knows thorough ly how work of a legislature is ac complished, champion of economy, keen in analysis, tough and able scrapper, works hard. —Oregon Voter at various times. Set it - And forget' The new Zenith "Autom atic C h ef’ ’ cook» a complete meal while you're gone Foot 7-heat iur- fa«e units . large over size oven . signal lights for all controls. Many other fea tures See it now! 1951 newspaper poll: ‘ intellect probably among the keenest In legislature . . . this veteran, who knows more about taxes than any other legislator, is brilliant . . . hr • ib probably Ihe hardest working member of the llostsc and his in tegrity and ability are above qurs- tioa . . . an effective man on the floor and a tiretesa committee work- rr' HE W IL L MAKE REPORTS Model 040 • F* lO.t Ce. F» Capatcty O FuM Lenplh Coid o Almotl 30 Sq Ft Shell Area O Fteocble Shell Arrarcgeenerd • Spotcowe gottle Vorage « 369 * * CUT FOOD COSTS with a Z f w / r e Home Freezerl * 319’5 Fer Faster Washings! «... 7 fA /7 A ' "THIRM 0-TUB” WASHER! Water stays hot all through the wash in Zenith's double-wall Thermo-Tub. The bowl shape tub and Hi-Vane agitator gives bet tar, more efficient wster action —fats « lothe» cleaner, faster. Buy Zenith' Model K l A A * 149 ” i u rn il e,, n Eat better . . cut loud unite at the « m e lime' Start n o « to enjoy all the beneflte e new Zenith Kreeeer « ill bring yea Enjoy your favorite fooda any tuna! Save by quantity buying when pricee are low . . aave time, work end money, many otiier way»' Start S A V I N G . . . •»art enjoying a Zeruth Kreeeer n o « * 419 ” FROM WASHINGTON THROIT.II NEWSPA FFRS. HO DOWN PAYMANT )6 MONTHS TO PAY C. F. MINK. Manager Phone IS N YSSA. OREGON Nyssa Furniture Co. 1 Block West of Depot
