Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, May 22, 1952, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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    THE N Y S S A GATE CITY J O U R N A L. N Y S S A , OREGON, T H U R SD A Y , M A Y 27 1952
P A G E S IX
Newell Heights News
Mr» Jahr Borge
I*hont- 048-Ki
Mrs. Durlin Hummon was taken
to the Nyssa hospital Tuesday. She
spent the remainder o f the week
there und returned to her home
Saturday evening.
K ay Hajntnon danced at the F
H A. style show In Nyssa Thursday
evening.
Cub Scouts of Den I I I met in the
home o f their den mother. Mr
Rosie Martinez, Thursday. T h e;
made bracelets o f plastic craft-strip
under the supervision of their den
chief, Terry Borge The boy- plan tJ
make earrings at a later meeting
The b
and Ctrl
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and ninth grades attended an out­
door party at the Adrian Commun­
ity Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening Gay and Charlene Ham -,
Send Flowers (or : : :
Memorial Day
By
Western Union
Trailways Bus Depot
Nyssa, Oregon
P h on e 217
PICK-UP, CHOP, LOAD HAY
2 TO 4
ACRES
PER H O UR
Olenn, A
I M
elyu and Karen McKinley were
,un ..g those from Newell Heights
attending the party.
Mrs. F>
e
. W
n< :.ty morning She is recovering
although still in the hospital.
1 ie B >r. e wa ao-ent from school
til la.it week bttau-e of having the
mumps. Marie Borge also had the
mumps the latter part of the wees
Ka> has the mumps this week.
Toe Nimble Thimble 4-H club
■stilt on a panic
ruth of Adrian
III
S inley H.ll They r tasted weiners
along the Snake river.
Te i I,oh e luii been helping Jake
Borge erect an additional room on
the Borge h ,me tin week They also
dal tne finishing work on the tenant
hou e on the Borge farm.
Tne Nimble Thimble 4-H club met
at the home o f their leader Friday
in for a work meeting. The
Ur iu ) finished their stuffed toys and
wei
instructed to get their work
in
upe for the Spring 4-H .show.
They plan to have two meetings this
week to finish up.
Mr
Dudley and Mr
Marion
Kurt/ were at the Will Gahley home
in Parma Wednesday afternoon
hou e cleaning as Mrs. Gahley had
ju-t returned from the hospital.
The mother- of the eighth graders
in the United Presbyterian church
M
■ Mon­
day afternoon to help plan a party
for the eighth grade graduates.
Marian McFarland is ill with the
mumps this week.
The seventh grade mothers o f the
United Presbyterian i^iurch met at
the M L. Kurtz home Monday even-
ing to plan the program for the
graduation party.
The Thurman Piercy family have
returned
from
a month's trip
through Illinois. They are visiting
at the Wesley Piercy home and were
dinner guests at the Wayne Piercy
home Sunday.
Mr and Mr Lee Saxton went to
Pendleton Sunday to attend the fun­
eral of Mrs. Jack Chrl.stoffer Monday.
Mr Cristoffer was formerly of Nys-
a and spent a long period of illness
in the Nys a hospital before going
u Pendleton. Jack Cristoffer u> a three sons o f Boise visited ¡a the
brother of Mrs Sax: n
Lynn Kygar home «Saturday.
Tiie young married people of the
Mr and Mr Charley Bradley of
United Presbyterian church met at N imp.i called in the Lee Household­
the We-sley Piercy home Thursday er Home Tuesday afternoon. Plans
evening as the guests of Mrs Ar­ concerning the Pioneers of the Owy
lene Spark They brought a potluck hee valley picnic were discussed The
supper and played games.
affair will be held ui the Nyssa park
Mr and Mrs. C B Hill were on Ji re 8.
Mr and Mrs Charley Culbertson
week-end guests at the Hardy FFine
and Mr and Mrs Russell Talbot
home in G leng* Ferry.
The King Heights Home Exten- went to Vale Thursday iifternoon to
-ion unit met at the home of Mrs look at a horse.
Russell Patton, Jr. and Leslie Dell
Francis Deffer in Adrian Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Dale Glenn was arrived Friday night from Quincy
elected president; Mrs. Cooper, vice to get Mrs Patton and Paulette and
president and Mrs. Ira Price secre­ take them home after they had spent
the past month here with Mr. and
tary for the coming year's work
Mr. and Mrs. Fischer of Nyssa call­ Mrs E. E. Crocker.
ed at the Dudley Kurtz home Sun­
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Grant
day afternoon.
Patterson and sons and Mrs. Roll-
The A N K Garden club will and Maw and children went to Par­
make a tour of gardens in Parma ma where they attended a birthday
party for Sussanne and Judy Short
and Caldwell Tuesday.
at-the Glenn Short home.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin T o p liff and ,
Omar Hite and Sonny went to
Teresa were dinner guests Sunday
at the Oscar Bratton home in On- i Dry Creek fishing last Sunday with
Jim Hite and Mr Bell of Haines,
tario.
Mr and Mrs. M L. Kurtz and Mr ponny caught a 17 17-inch trout.
and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and Donna
were dinner guests at the Wesley
Piercy home Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Hirai was co-hostess with
Mrs. Roy Hashitam and Mrs. Ted
Nakamura at a farewell shower hon­
Mrs. George Moeler
oring Mrs. Harry Masto at the Roy
Phone 052-K2
Hashitani home in Ontario Friday
evening. Mr and Mrs. Masto are j
moving to Moses Lake.
Mrs. Ernest Stephensen left last
Mr. and Mrs. M L Judd, Mrs. C Saturday for Buhl, Idaho where
B Hill and Mrs. Lmt Stam sat on she will join her mother. Mrs
the election board Friday in Adrian. Rhodes and accompany her to Miss­
They reported 165 persons voted.
ouri and Arkansas where they will
Mr. and Mrs. M L. Judd and Mrs. visit relatives.
John Downer were guests at the
Charles Bullard has returned
Robert Overstreet home in Boise
home from a two weeks stay in the
Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. Dale Glenn. Mr. and Nyssa hospital.
Mrs. Ben Houston returned last
Mrs. Kenneth Price. Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Hamilton and Billy Glenn and week from Council, Idaho where she
Bobby Skinner went to Caldwell to visited friends.
Mr and Mrs. Oti- Bullard visited
swim Sunday. The group later a t­
Sunday afternoon at the Theo Ma-
tended the jalopy races.
Mrs. M O. Judd assisted Mrs. L J. therly and Frank Teschida homes
Kinney o f Ontario in sponsoring a on the Ontario Heights.
Mrs. Bellmore o f Spring Field,
bridal shower for Miss Rita Lanter-
man of Ontario 'whose wpdding will Oregon, returned home last week
take place Friday at the Episcopal after a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Harold Houston and family.
church in Ontario.
Misses Betty and Wilma Bullard
of Boi-e spent the week-end at their
home here.
Mr. and Mrs J. E W arner have
purchased the Theo Matherly home.
Mrs. Laura Beckstead returned to
Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
her home at Ogden, Utah after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Cecil
Phone Ü96-K3
Boekweg and family.
Angie Cook is moving to Nyssa
The members of the Handy W ork­ After the meeting Karen Mitchell this week, where she is building her
and
K
a
y
McDonald
met
at
the
home
ers 4-H club have been meeting each
a home.
week and completing their projects of Shirley Skinner where the three
Several of the mothers attended
which will be shown at the Spring girls practiced the demonstration the dress review of the F H. A.
Fair to be held in Ontario May 26, they will give at the fair.
Friday after school the members I
27. 28 and 29 Last Friday afternoon
the group met at the home o f P a ­ of the Handy Worker- 4-H club went
tricia Babcock with all members home with Dianne Whitman where
pre-ent. Mr Fred Babcock and Mrs. they had a meeting and spent the \
Art Hawkins, leaders, were in charge. night with D ianne- grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorenson.
iimimiiiiiimiiiiiiiimii
The girls played games and enjoyed
movies after supper. Mrs. Lorenson
took the young ladies to their homes
Saturday morning.
Kennth McDonald and son. Butch,
Optometrist
accompanied Athol Sayer and sons
Fred and Steve to Boise Saturday,
where tlicy attended the state track
meet and had a picnic lunch in the
EYES EXAMINED
"AS DEPENDABLE AS
park.
TOMORROW'S
SUNRISE''
Art Hawkins left Tuesday for
Canada where he will .-»pend 10 days
In
just
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rs
th ousand s of
(Opp. Sears)
Dial 9-3371
or two weeks on business.
d a iry m e n
h ave
le a rn e d
th at A r t if ic ia l
In se m in a tio n can be d e p e n d e d upon to
Larry Culbertson was host to the
a ssist in b u ild in g a m o re p ro fita b le herd
519 Cleveland, ( aidwell. Ida.
members of his 4-H club, the Sunset
o f d a ir y c o w s .
Valley Livestock club, Saturday a f­
F irst . . . th e y h a v e fo u n d th at he rd
dimiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiii, ternoon. Mrs. Charley Culbertson
f e r t ilit y cen be ta k e n fo r g ra n te d as one
served cake, ice cream and soda pop
o f thg stro n g est fe a tu re s o f a rtific ia l
b re e d in g .
to the group.
O R. Hite left Friday night with
T hen . . .
no fu ss or b o th er w it h a
d a n g e ro u s b u ll; ju st p ic k u p y o u r tele
Mr. and Mrs Harley Wilson to go to
p h o n a and c a ll y o u r lo cal Co-op DAIRY
Haines to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jim
« R E E D E R S A S S O C IA T IO N
fo r servie# .
Hite and family.
Mr- Omar Hite and Mary Louise
Malheur Dairy Breeders
were Mother's Day dinner guests in
Association
the Don De Haven home in Weiser.
Phone Ontario 1099-W
Mr. and Mrs. Don Franklin and
class at the little theater ui Nyssa
May 15
The Arcadia Sun-hlne club will
meet Friday May 23 at the homt
of Mr- Brig 01-on on Eureka ave­
nue
Mr and Mrs Ueorfe Wilson Har­
old and MaryUn visited Sunday in
Baker with then son Vernon Wilson
and family
Mr and Mrs. lames Yost and fam­
and beat the 3 o’clock deadline
Fvery day John Jones ruvhed to the office . . . nervously
dug into the daily business in order (o make (he 5 o'clock
deadline at a bank.
Then one day Mr. Jones discovered that he could hank
at The First National Bank sf Portland, Any Time, 10 to 4,
including Saturday.
Now, of course, he Lanka regularly at The First National!
<TV NATIONAL
F,£ $T BANK
NYSSA BRANCH
O P P O R TLA N D
O fX 10 to 5 «X DAYS A WHK
M em b er F e d e ra l Depot!» ln*wra«ce
Corporation
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N ew TRUE
sideward
action
Owyhee Occurrences
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p o » * r # d w ith 4 0
H P e n g in e A lt o
a v a ila b le in p o w er
ta k e off m o d el
FORAGE HARVESTER
. . . ONE POWER UNIT HANDLES
EITHER HAY OR ROW CROP ATTACHMENT
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C r o p A tt a c h m e n t
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o n ta m o p o w e r u n it
You save many hours with ihe O K Forage Harves­
ter, avoid mush baik breaking work, and ilcar your
field in one operation. It will harvest any and all
forage crops grown on your farm — with O N I
power unit. Just make <|uiik change from Hay to
Kow Crop Altailiment. See the entire line of <) K
farm maihinery — built by v|ieiialistv since 1X92.
Western Corrugator Co.
l i t co p acM y O K F o r ­
age
ll o w e r —
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W a g o n U n lo o d o r a n d
V e il A n d o Food T ro u g h .
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 181
l>r. f'hir«» F. Conley
who raced
the mon
Around Arcadia
ily o f Ny sa, Mr. and Mr- D cln vr
Boylen of Harper and Mr and Mr
Oran Curry of Juntura spent Sunday
on a fishing trip to Beulah dam.
Mr. and Mrs. I»an Van Se• * ana
family of Payette were Sunday a f­
ternoon guests at the Art Servoss
home.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Toomb. Jr,
Gary and Cherie visited at the For­
rest Carpenter ranch in Nu Acres
Sunday evening
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RAKES
FASTER
with LESS
LEAF LOSS
. .
with the NCW
FERGUSON Side-Delivery Rake
Now you can rake hay at higher speeds with better returns.
The new Ferguson Side-Delivery Rake lifts the hay gently
with a continuous action . . . moves it directly sidewards to the
wifldrow with its six-bar, offset reel, in half the distance it is
usually moved by older, leaf-shattering raking methods!
No pitching, kicking or tossing—far less rolling and churning!
Less leaf loss. Power take-off driven tractor-mounted F inger
T ip Controlled. See it today!
WESTERN CORRUGATOR CO.
Phone 181
Nyssa, Oregon
HF 44-111
WE KNOW IT S LATE, BUT HERE IT IS-
FERGUSON TRACTOR
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Smooth out "dead” furrows for uniform water runs in irrigated fields.
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i This new 2-way plow is tractor mounted with fast throe-point
attachment. Each base has own coulter jointer combination. Exclusive
Ferguson Floating Furrow Wheel controls side draft.
See Ferguson "balanced” two-way plowing in action on your farm.
Gall us for a demonstration, today.
Western Corrugator Co.
Phone 181
ITS NEW KIM) OF HORSEPOWER IS SOMETHING TO FEEL!
With its 1 SO H F V-8 engine, on 1 2 5 'j
Inches of wheelbase, many people think
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of all.
Vie invite you to take the wheel anil
feel what happens! There’s a new sense
of easy power, of reset re power that make
driving a new experience.
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of fuel than other engines can do. One
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Another result is new economy. I t ’s an
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It creates loss heat. It will last much
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Anil with Chrysler full-time Power
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usual effort . . . drive w ith .fire ft me# the
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. . . and still stop in many ftet less than
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Phone 180
N yssa, Ore.
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