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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOUHNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 28 19S1 PA G E F O U * W a look-out station near the Blue I the afternoon. Refreshments of Mountain ranger station. On Sunday undwiches and salad and a drink Mr and Mrs. James Stephen, Jr were served. The next meeting is at and Larry, Mr and Mrs. Eugene the George Cleaver home. Sept 17. k . . intj si j k a a te e - Stephen and Axel spent Sunday Shellej Pin: . M rs K r a n r t h M cD onald RETURN HOME FROM visiting Roger P lu m e n s a:: Ontario’s main street is to hsv< . ini t * * Charles and Carol Ann Lundy TIJII* TO CANADA fhe B> . > ■ - .ni ''.’ • n charge of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and have been ill the past week. tern. J city, ! are ï Mr and Mrs. Alva Goodell were two children returned home Wed- ’ a«:»* dispos I« > r ine tended a cosmetic party Wednesday Mrs. Dena Toll« and daughter, Representative.-, of the Idaho l -urf icing, extend- ft m the Gt among those who attended the Pa- ne-day from an 11-day trip. They Power company appeared be [art '.a Minayer earner on Payette H> -hit bu y maim: uè revisions for the Annita, of Cove spent from Thurs afternoon at the home of Mrs. Don ' mona grange at Adrian Saturday went to Pendleton, Ore. where Mr. econd pre-entation to the Btate Brewer. day until Saturday visiting in the city council Monday night and re- south to the connection with h.gh- Wil-on participated in the state evening. B '.trd of Hi ■ Iti», ay Mayor C. E Harlan Koger home. ported that two of Its three year *r.iy 52. Mr and Mrs Harry Jayes of Mon softball tournament from there they lighting plans was in effec Mr. annd Mrs. Roy Skinner of La *t. The new project is being financed ; I;f vln Af‘er th“1' ,f*y tana were dinner guests at the Geo went to Canada. Vancouver, Victory The third year of the plan Cre>centa. Calif., arrived Monday plan i slli • igh i he City I * Cleaver home Tuesday Mrs. Jayes I Und. Port Angeles, Portland, and lain ____ street u, ,,f , Fayette, Payette county and the lat lti' ’ ae for u*. morning for a visit with his brother for new lights on the main ________ „ ___ — . et" • t* . 1— Mills City where Mr. Wilson played is a cousin of George Cleavers. - t * figure out how to raise Louis Skinner and family. of town. State of Idaho. j we 11 have in the finals of the softball tourna M rs. A lva G o o d rll Jim Ritchie, Douglas Bateman The council approved new steel Those In charge of the work re- the nyiney and ve cant lose any Dick Hite left Sunday, Aug. 17, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Low and ment. They also did some fishing at P h o n e 069- K 1 light poles which a rt to be placed • that the route will be com - V ' ‘ *r dead‘*ne ls . y for LaGrande where he will train year away After Thurman Hill were among those Bend. Ore They were accompanied eight to each block on the four main pitted around September 1st.—Inde- 31, 1 1953. 1 le “ than a ‘ ve*r er for the Shriners All Star footbull that we will not be permitted to who hunted sage hen at Jordan Val >n the trip by Glenda Hammon. business blocks on Oregon street p e n d e n t -Enterprise. game to be played in Pendleton Sat Mrs. Harry Gardner and Mrs. dump any more sevage as In the ley Sunday. —Ontario Argus-Observer. I ----------- urday, Aug. 30 Hite wa.- picked from Rubert Reffett left for Moses Lake past.” Malheur Enterprise. Howard Day and Delbert Cleaver the Adrian high school seniors to _ ' _ . . | Some interesting visitors at the last week. Mrs. Gardner visited her I play in the game. Edgar Nelson of husband who is working there while helped Lester Cleaver pour tin The Hell s Canyon Run is now in 1 parma Agricultural Experiment Sta- I Ridgeview was also chosen, and ac- the Reffetts worked on their farm, foundation for their new home Fri- j regular operation, on a charter basis, Uon lhis past week were Dr. Oosui day. I companied Hite to LuGrande. it was announced by Blaine Stubble- I)e, 1:tndt,r oi pelotas. Brazil and Mrs. which they recently purchased Mr. Gertrude Sheffield of Willow field, owner of three river boats Deslander und Mahoumet Zahir Mr. and Mrs Melvin Crocker visit and Mrs. Ned Campbell and daught Creek spent last week at the Lester whose headquarters are now at from Iran. ed in the Dale Glenn home Friday M rs. P a u lin e M c G in n is er of Seattle will visit them while Cleaver home. Homestead. evening in Newell Height' Dr Deslander is a plant patholo there. Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Cleaver and The short 30-mile trip is from gist and he is here studying vege- Jack Burke arrived Wednesday Tom Ridder of Boise called at the Alan returned from Washington from Dillon, Mont, to spend a few Homestead upstream to the Ox-Bow ' , , d seed production. The Rev. Ross Copeland, Mrs. Alva Goodell home Thursday. He lir n o « * a e n . . rs n r r I m w . V% «I T ... . J . Friday where they s-pent the past where r passengers lunch . at Indian Mahoumet Zohir Is from the Unit Oopeland and -on, Dean, of Greens- I days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. lived in this community. five days. Creek; then return to Homestead, ' ed States State Deparment and was burg, Ind.. were guests of the Rev. Jess Ditty, before returning to Mon formerly Mrs. Jim Ritchie entertamed 10 Ray Callahan returned to Bayon. and down 11 miles to Kinney creek in Idaho to study agricultural in- and Mrs. H E. Moore on Saturday. tana where he will teach school this ladies at a party at her home Thurs N. J., where he Is attending navel rapid, which is near the middle of dustries.—'The Parma Review. year in Missoula. The Sunday school group from the afternoon. Refresments were supply school the main gorge. The cliffs at Big Mr. and Mrs. Claude Skinner and day first througli the fifth grades of the served. Mr. and Mrs. Weir Hoffman and NOT TOMORROW . . . Bar are over 900 feet high. The 11- Shirley, left Friday morn Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram and Freddy of Boise were Sunday dinner The county health department in- Adrian Community church held a daughter, ing for Madras to get their son. Bob, Sally the church lawn BUT NOW! were dinner guests at the E. L. than the I ' . h , a nan Dozen good rapids. ,,ne Kirby child no other cases of Monday afternoon. The sixth grade who has been visiting in the Frank i Jamison home Sunday. The dinner guests at the S. B. Hoffman home. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers and son Crocker home since Sunday. After was in observance of Mrs. Bertram’s Breed to the very finest — through of Callaway. Neb. are visiting at the visiting a day or two, the Skinners birthday. Artificial Insemination. S. B. Hoffman home. Mr. Myers is will drive on to the coast before re J-29 RIVER BEND REMUS LADDIE li Mr. and Mrs. Jake Estrick of Gree a nephew of Mrs. Hoffman. turning home about Wednesday. Just one of the many top-flight Jersey ley, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Es- Mrs. John Bowen of Vale was a bulls available to you by joining youi 1 v pjX— * > Viv w 111 yy lu ll wiit. . 1 J , ux i , .. ■ Mrs. Neal Nicholson entertained own local Dairy Breeders Association. gine; carries five medium passengers ’-here after diagnosis here. Baker daughter, Sig-Linda of McCloud, with a dinner Sunday evening for trick and Vaughan of Meridian and. Saturday dinner guest at the Ward They are bred right to help you to build Calif, are vi iting Mrs. Jacobson’s j Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver and j or four heavies.—Weiser Signal. Record-Courier. Jr. home. a good producing herd of cows. parents, the Rev. and Mrs. H. E. her husband on his birthday. Guests boys were luncheon guests at the Lunday, Mr. and Mrs. George Hawkins of were Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters and Alva Goodell home Sunday. Guernsey artd Holstein sires of like i,v It is quite possible that drilling 1 Moore. . _ . , . Homedale were Sunday dinner guests quality also available. Edgar Deardorff, Prairie r Cl-y ___ ______ r ...oil „n ,.,111 I Elbert Hatch spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mckinstry of j at the Howard Finger home. ancher. .will be presented two tro- | operations on a test well for oil will John Day. He attended the jalopy Wanda. ranc called at the Leslie Topllff WHY W A IT ------ INVESTIGATE Mrs. Willis Bertram entertained and take begin northeast of . . New Mr and Mrs. Bill Cook, Doris Payette p •hies h iv o m a t p part m u i in t s u a o state-wide v a v c - n iu i t r> Plymouth n there. home Friday evening. IT'S BEEN PROVEN 13 members of the Chatter Box club contest as a result of being chosen I next spring, according to Ram ay races and Virginia were guests in the Wes Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney and sons Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mr and Wednesday in absence of the presi as Grant County Grassman of 1952 mond. partner in the Stanley- Ray- returned home Friday after a two ley Woodruff home in Nampa Sun Mr Henkle of I'ARnpa spent Sunday dent, Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. O. E. Chel- Malheur Dairy Breeders The winner was announced fol- ' ¡¡¿ £ £ * 1 * E T f £ | weeks’ trip along the Oregon and day, where a turkey dinner was held afternoon at the Ward Lundy, Jr., delin presided. Mrs. James O Steph in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert home. Association lowing a meeting of the range com California coasts. county. en of California, Mrs. Jack Dunn Phone Ontario 1099-W mittee of the Grant County Stork- Andrew McGinnis, of Nyssa, is Sikes on their 25th anniversary. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Willis Bertram and and Mrs. Simpson were guests for Raymond said the largest “oil growers’ association at the county painting the Jim McGinnis home. Cook and Mr. Sikes are cousins. Sally called at the Curt Ingle home Mrs. Ellis Walters and Brenda near Ontario Sunday evening. agent’s office in Canyon City Fri structure” In the county lies near Mrs. Clarence Kellar and Mrs. Bill New Plymouth. There is also a struc day night. Ashcraft arc spending this week at Walters went to Meacham Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Silas Bigelow called A new feature of the award this ture between Payette and Weiser Madras and La Crosse, Wash, visit spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. at the James Stephen, Sr., home year will be presentation at the and the company is concentrating on Jack Walters. Sunday afternoon. relatives. county fair and rodeo next month these two areas and plan to drill ing Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Koger went George Riddle is working at Mrs. Carolyn Gardner. Mrs. Thur of two -rophies sponsored by George I three wells next spring. ayette the Adrian to Boise Monday morning where Mr. Drive In this week. man Hill and Maurice, Harryette Barry of Dayville, who last year be- Valley Sentinel, and Larry Gardner and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gilbert, of Koger visited his doctor Mrs. Neal Nicholson and children Mrs. Loyd Adams picnicked Sunday came the first Grant county grass. Steam Rock, Iowa, are visiting his Idaho agriculture is in such cx- parents, the A Gilberts and a broth spent Friday with her parents, Mr. at Boise and visited J. F. Hill who is man of the year to win the state title. As In the past, the 1952 winner ! crllent financial condition}that the er. Orville Gilbert. and Mrs. Louis Skinner. in the veterans hospital there. spots anqwhgre in Amoric will be entered in the state contest. | state’s farmers and ranchers found Mrs. Keith Moore and Gary Keith Mrs. Hodges, of Pendleton has Mr. and Mrs. James O. Stephen —•Blue Mountain Eagle. j it necessary to borrow less money of Notus spent Thursday and Friday moved into the Gayle Martin home. and Ronnie visited Roger Stephen ---------- 1 from banks during 1951, and savings will teach in the Adrian grade with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. several days last week. Roger is on a n d G R E Y H O U N D will ta ke y o u there The new truck route which will 1 and income of farm and ranch fam- She Crocker, while Mr. Moore was fish school this term. relieve some of the truck traffic in 1 ilies reached record levels, accord- ing. f o r l e s s — in a i r - c o n d i t i o n e d c o m f o r t ! Mrs. Lenme Martin, of Parma, Lawrence Peutz went to McCall spent Thursday visiting Mrs. Gayle A ll the most pop ular v a c a t i o n a r e a s are Saturday morning to spend a few w ithin your reach by G reyhoun d — and at Martin and family. Typical Low Fares days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. costs so low you ’ll be pleasantly amazed. Bob and Bill Webb returned Sun Bill Peutz. SACAMENTO S16.25 day from the east. They drove two Vacation Planning Service is FREE we’ll Mrs. George Schwelzer accompan PHILADELPHIA 49.65 new school busses home. arrange th rilling Vacation Tours, make your Optometrist WALLA WALLA 5.20 Mrs. Anna Sparks took her par ied Mrs. Bud Wilson, Donna Lee, hotel reservations, plan sightseeing, help \o u PASCO 6.15 ents, Mr. and Mrs A. C. Henderson Lois and Mike to Boise Friday. select just the trip you want. T h e re ’s a l l<I I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald DENVER 18.25 Eyes Examined to Boise Monday where Mr. Hender FOLDFK describing hundreds of pre-plan and children went to Homedale Sat ned pleasure-perfect tours w aiting for you. son consulted Dr. Smith. (A d d T a x ) where they were guests in the Orville English, of Moses Lake, urday Phone 9-2312 Win. Wegman home and attended Wash., stopped for a visit with his G R E Y H O U N D B U S DEPOT county fair. 718 Arthur St. sister, Mrs. Gayle Martin on Thurs the Mr Owyhee CARL’S DOLL HOUSE and Mrs. Lee Saxton and day. 511 Main Phone 112 granddaughter, Sherri Mathews, Caldwell, Idaho Mr. ami Mr- LaVern Ferguson, of were Sunday evening callers in the Corvallis, Oregon visited his aunt, Earl Crocker home. Mrs. Jim McGinnis and family, Fri- . Mrs. Lynn Kygar and Maxine at day evening Mrs. Ed Hansen and Dick left Thursday for Kennewick, Wash, ployed at the Holy Rosary hospital where they will make their home. in Ontario, spent Monday at her Mrs Hansen will teach in that city. home here. Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKinney and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bale and fam ily, of Nyssa, were Sunday dinner baby and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith guests of her sister, Mrs. Leonard and family of Nyssa visited Satur day evening in the George Moeller Smith and family. Mrs. Dick Davis, of Ridgeview, is home. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gallogos and visiting her parents 'tie Jim McGin family moved last week from the nis. Mr Betty Jacobson and daughter. John Lucero farm to a farm near Sig Linda, of Mt. Hebron, Calif., are Adrian where Mr. Gallogos will be visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. employed. Phone 17 Corner 6lh & Good Mrs. Minnie White, of Weiser, Henry Moore. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Smith and visited her granddaughter, Mrs. family Mrs. Emil Beguhl and Lynn, George Hust and family last Satur of Caldwell, left Sunday evening for day. George Moeller and Jean and Sam Bridger, Mont, to visit Mrs. Smith's mother. Mrs. Archie Smith. Mrs. McKinney went to the Owyhee dam Jim McGinnis is driving the mail Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hust have route during their absence. Jim McGinnis and crew are re purchased a station wagon. Johnny Tucker is working at the modeling the Leo Winn home in Quick-freeze plant in Ontario. Newell Heights this week. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith left Thursday for Kansas City, Mo. to visit Mr. Smith's daughter, Mrs. Jess Dennis and family. Mrs. Don Halt and family, of Owyhee, called in the Jim McGinnis home Wednesday to visit Mrs. Dick Davis. NEIGHBORING TOWN TOPICS ing tu Robert Thomas, manager of me Shelley American National bunk, vho repre-ent the Idaho Bankers Owyhee Occurrences Buena Vista Adrian News mij x a u i i u OR. G.W. GRAVES We Will Gladly Do Your !I#?/y iGREYHOUND Custom Dressing of Poultry at 3 0 £ each For The Farmer Who Has A T o u g h P lo w in g P ro b le m Gem Produce Co. A “ BROAD TAPE” QUOTATION "NPA and Dept, of Agriculture officials yesterday said farm machinery production for 1953 has boon seriously set back as a result of steel shortages. An NPA official said the industry may fall 30% below require ments to plant and harvest 1953 crops." _••• B & M EQUIPMENT COMPANY has available most types of the necessary Farm Equipment at this time. W e U RG E Y ou to Buy N o w , To Insure Delivery B & M Equipment Co. N Y SSA . OREGON f Around Arcadia Mrs. George Moeler Phone 052-«2 Private Dairel Gurren, of Fort Warden, Wash . and his brother Don Gurren, of Bnkir, were dinner guests Saturday in the George Moeller home. Dairel was on a 15- day furlough and visited friends at Nyssa where both boys attended school. Mrs Cecil Boekweg and children left last week by train for Ogden, Utah, where they will visit for two ' weeks. Mr- Ben Houston returned last week from a two weeks’ trip to Can ada and Washington. Her sister, Mr- Jess Bailer and Mr. Bailer, of Eugene, accompanied her home and spent a few days here. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Stephensen were business visitors in Nampa one day last week. Mr and Mrs. Bam Jones moved from the Ira Ure farm to a place near Nyssa last week. Te Arcadia Sunshine club held their annual watermelon feed. Aug. 24 on the lawn of Mr and Mrs Clyde Bowers. The next business meeting of the club will be Sept 26 at the home of Mrs Fred Schilling. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hlpp and family returned Monday from a week’s vacation at McCall and En terprise. Ore. Beth Hust, of Weiser, and his brother, Bill Hirst, of New Jersey, \ . . ■ Thursday in the home of Mi and Mrs George Hust. Mi and M r s . George M seller and . ; Sam McKinney spent last in It ;-t Vttfe Mr and Mu * Ml Kinney and wi’-h friend» it N >mpu M i a'hr.ne Lucero, who is em-, clogged sewers cleaned ROTO- noon* m f - il* [jSJS Clogged sewers and dr a i n s i± m ^ raior Licenc'd with Ihe famous electric R o t o - R o o t e r cleaning machine. No un necessary digging L ^v\ and / For Faster and Better Plowing With Easy, Positive Adjustment Balanced action in this New Ferguson 2-Way Single-Bottom Moldboard ow speeds up seedbed preparation. Gives quicker entry and faster turnarounds at the headland. Operates efficiently at all plowing depths up to 12 inches. 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