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I THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 1. 1954 ale Rodeo Will Big Bend Girl Meeting e held July 2, 3, 4 Attends Big Bend—Miss Alice Thomp fhe annual three-night rodeo Vale w ill open Friday at 8:00 m. with performances schedul e r Saturday and Sunday as 11 . rhe Vale show, claiming the est Fourth of July rodeo in Snake river valley, will feat- ! the rodeo stock of Marvin vers of Winnemucea, Nev. 'll known cowboys f r o m oughout the Northwest are eduled to compete for the 00 m prize money and eight er belt buckles. 'he show w ill feature Brahma 1 riding, saddle bronc and eback riding, bulldogging, ; roping, wild cow milking and m roping. ill kids who are accompanied their parents w ill be admitted : of charge on opening night. 0 Friday evening, the Rodeo xhation w ill present a display fireworks. he second day, entertainment [ begin at 2:00 p. m. with a eball game and a dance will held in the evening following rodeo. A Fourth of July par- will be staged on Sunday at 1 p. m. and w ill be followed Brand Re Recording Streamlined To Speed Up 5-Year Renewals son .left Monday for Urhana, 111 where she is a delegate for the Roswell Presbyterian church at the Westminster Fellowship na tional assembly being held Wed nesday through next Tuesday J She accompanied a group of 38 leaving from Boise and w ill be one of 1200 young people at the assembly. Miss Thompson expects to visit relatives in Columbus, Ohio and with friends in Kansas City and Butler, Mo. before returning home. Position on CATTLE fla m * o t brand C o u n t ics Filed and recorded la P r im .Nim e of Bi arwt O w n «I M am « and PoaiUon o f C orporation R rpree<r et * Received: D ate____ Hut Expires .... "I 1 Msihn^ddrsÄ / U r eg o// &ut'N sJ J u ly is in d e p e n d e n c e name, draw in the earmarks month — and this year it’s used and return the form brand re-recording time in along with the recording fee. O r e g o n for thousands of The form above w ill go to livestock owners. To retain all stockmen of record al their present brands, own ready filled out as you see ers must renew their appli it. This particular applica cations e v e r y five years. tion covers cattle; similar How to get this job done o n e s cover horses, sheep, fast and without headaches swine and poultry. It’s taken at both ends of the line has a crew at department head been a perennial problem at quarters in Salem months to the State Department o f A g get the brand applications riculture. ready for mailing. This time the department The first 2000 applications has hit upon a streamlined w ill go in the mail July 1, idea that it thinks w ill do and 2000 more daily until the job. You see it above. mid-July. A fter that— well, It s a ready-made applica the department’s animal di tion blank. A ll the stockman vision hopes this w ill bring needs to do is to sign his in the brands! A PREFERRED RISK :r RENSTROM AGENCY 17 Good Dial 6697 The CAPITAL STO CK Company o f "P R F F F R R F O R ISK S'' about County, School and other public bodies for your tax information. An official publication for Malheur County and the City of Nyssa. No. _ -, -T * ' ' - * ' >» 4 > •"» jí , ; ; - LEGALS.... Book.......— ..... - ......... by baseball, a free barbecue at the city park, the rodeo, and dancing. ... on _. Dotiti R Doe (*>• p a t o r t U I p a B o t « sp are ) : ari -• » <*• from merchants who invite you to do business with them. Details of merchandise and goods offered for sale with lower than average prices offered every week. Additional flesh marks which I use are described as follows Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves are vacationing in Salmon, Idaho. ASK US! M ESSAG ES . . . . Ear marks used ( D . . . -n j at brand Date I f your Properly is sound and well kept, it can probably qualify fo r our famous “ Preferred Itisk” capital stock fire insurance. Be cause bad risks are never accepted, losses are fewer, which lias been reflected in a 15% lower net cost to “ Preferred Hisk” policyholders. Cet details. about your friends and neighbors and about the activities of thriving rural communities. un m Livestock bearsng'this brand will be ranted in TO ENTER BJC THIS F A L L Onna Ann Pounds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Pounds and a graduate of Nyssa high high school this year where she was president of the Thespians club, has been accepted by Boise Junior College to continue her education this fall. She will study in the field of the sciences. NEWS . . . . Application for Recording of Brands DANCE HELD A T G YM A dance was held last Sunday afternoon from 6:00 to 9:00 at the Nyssa high school gym by the Club Latino Americano. It was a free admittance dance and music was furnished by re cords. A large crowd attended. Elder and Mrs. Haskel Dane and family of Prineville, Ore., Mrs. Norris Taylor of Porterville, Calif., were overnight guests Sun day of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dail. C L A S S IF IE D S . . . . A large classified section with hundreds of items offered for sale, homes and farms for ren t... an active market for you to buy or sell. Receive THE GATE CITY JO U R N A L Every Thursday Just $3.00 A Year In Malheur, Payette and Canyon Counties BUYS M IL K IN G SHORTHORN Magnus Ekanger of route 2, Nyssa, has added to his herd of purebred milking shorthorns by the purchase of Gem State Sierra from M. R. Crossley o f Fruitland. $3.50 Elsewhere Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Johnson and two daughters of Martinez, Calif, arrived Wednesday of this week to spend a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Johnson. Phone 2233, Nyssa TO CELEBRATE THE PARTY PUNCH Five SBI Fruits In One W onderful Drink Not Carbonated Vitamin C Enriched Ready to Serv« v B I G 46-0 Z. CANS 3 for $ 1 .0 0 ENJOY A FREE GLASS OF THIS DELICIOUS PUNCH IN OUR STORE ALL DAY FRI. & SAT. BAKERY SPECIAL LEMON MERINGUE PIE 49£ Fri. & Sat. Only Del Monte—24 oz. Sweet Pickles ---- ^------------ —-----— Bell—Ripe Olives is 2 for 5 7 C Libby's—4-oz. - Æ U+ Vienna Sausage 3 f°r 4 9 Dinty Moore—24-oz. can Beei Stew Del Monte—211 2 lor 79< Crushed or Chunk Pineapple FROZEN 5 for 8 < FOODS 6fh & M ain at the " Y " WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, JULY 5th BE SURE TO LOOK FOR " I T ” IN OUR STORE U.S. G O V E R N M E N T GRADED MEATS FROM GOVERNMENT INSPECTED PLANTS. INSURE YOU THE BEST Large Tender F R Y E R S _ _ _ _ _ _ At Lowest Prices Wilson's—Cora King Real—6-oz. Lemonade Ä âJLTH 7 for 00 1 Sliced Bacon Florida Gold—6-oz. Large Assortment Orange Juke Lunch Meats
