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PAGE SIXTEEN Kingman Kolony Pollyanna Club Dial 28SS Mrs. Agnes Ashcraft attended a county district Garden club in Nyssa Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haney were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Ed Brandt Sunday. Ednalea Linnville visited Shar on Fox Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Price of Brogan visited at the L. R. Price hom e Sunday night. Sunday evening callers at the Charlie Bowers home were Mrs. Carl Callahan, Mrs. Ed and A1 Schultz, Mrs C. D. Pittenger, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cleverly, Mrs. Charles Chapin and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lovitt. Kenneth Fren spent Sunday night with Derrald Slippy. Mrs. Ronald Batt entertained 8 young mothers of the LDS re lief Society Friday afternoon. Mrs. Batt gave them a knitting lesson and served refreshments at the close of the meeting. Joyce Bowers accompanied members of the Adrian high school band to Boise Sunday to hear the Air Force band. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Strawn are picking apples for Fred Stevens. | Mrs. G. J. Quintero and son, Juan, arrived Sunday from Chili, M exico to visit her daughter, Mrs. Tony Martinez and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Price at tended a singing Sunday after noon at the Church of Christ in Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Strawn made a busniess trip to New Ply m outh Friday. Mrs. Fern Hatch visited Mrs I Elsie Price Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Payne and fam ily of Nu Acres were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W alter! Long Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston returned home Monday even in g1 after a visit with their daughter cf Likely, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schaffer Sun day evening. John Howard and son, Morris, called Sunday evening at the W illis Conant home. Mrs. Oscar Schaffer spent Thursday in Caldwell with her -mother and sister, Mrs. Lanag- hen of Anderson Dam. Mrs. Lan- aghen was visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Kindall. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Long visited Mr and Mrs. P M Haney in Nyssa Saturday night. , Freddie Schafer and Horace Chaney went deer hunting over the week end. Sharon Fox accompanied the Adrian high school band to Boise Sunday to hear the Air Force band. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duncan visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Bill Toombs visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bangert cf Payette Sunday. Mrs. Paul Cleaver and son were guests of Mrs. Ed Brandt Sunday. Earl Kygar went to Rome deer hunting last week and re turned with a two point buck. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst and David went deer hunting over the week end near Juntura and David bagged a deer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleaver visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vanderpool in New Plymouth Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Charles Thomp son of Emmett visited at the A1 Thompson home Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brumbaugh were dinner guests Sunday of his mother, Mrs Brumbaugh of Ros-1 well, in honor of their 4th wedd ing anniversary. Mrs. Cleone Daughtery spent the week end in Grangeville, Ida visiting a friend. Mr and Mrs Larry Perry and two children and Mrs. Ilea Perry of Brounsboro, Ore , visited Mr. and Mrs I,. I,. Kreager for a few days last week. Mrs. Ilea Perry remained for an lndifimtc stay at the home of her brother. Dale I.imbaugh of Boise was a guest at the Claud Day home Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Day and Mr. I.imbaugh went to the; hills Tuesday and brought back a load of poles. Mrs. Lynn Hurst attended the Presbyterial Thursday in Weiser Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thomp-1 son went to Burns on a deer and ! goose hunting trip from Thurs day to Monday. Paul Cleaver went deer hunting Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. R Price visited Mr. Price's mother, Arizona | Price in Ontario Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst ac companied their son, David who is a member of the national guard, to a Federal inspection in Ontario Friday night. Velvatea Robinson of Boise is spending the week with Mrs. Les ter Strawn. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Altig and baby and Dick Sparks of Boise visited their parents, Mr and Mrs. Art Sparks Sunday. Donny and Gary Thompson re turned to school Monday after Leing absence on account of ill ness. _ ^ o £ JUST 9 DAYS LEFT THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1954 OF THE SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN ONLY You should interest your self, actively, in the campaign of your boy or girl entered in this subscription campaign. The campaign work is an ex perience and training which w ill be invaluable to your child later in life. DAYS LEFT Your child wants one of the prize bicycles or he or she would not have entered this campaign. For You To Renew Pay Up or Subscribe to the credit of one of the boys or girls in the Nyssa Gate City Journal subscription campaign. $ 3.00 For 1 Year ONLY TO THE PARENTS $ 6.00 For 2 Years to be mailed to addresses on Parma, Idaho, rural routes and in Malheur county, Oregon. Elswhere the price is $3.50 for EACH year. By helping your child win one of these prize bicycles you save the actual money it would cost to get a bicycle for him or her. Even if you can well afford to buy a bicycle your boy or girl w ill derive lots of pleasure from the one he or she has won, plus the additional th rill of o real accomplishment. DAYS LEFT Prize For Candidates to Do Their Best W ork to W in One of the NOW IS THE TIM E BlCVcIfeS to start an active campaign in earnest. W hat or One of the Cosh Commissions any candidate has up to this tim e has no bear Plus the New Prize of ing whatever on this second new Cash Prize campaign. It is only for the last week of the campaign, starting Saturday. $10 IN CASH A n o th er N ew Subscription Campaign W ith $IO Cash Prize Is Announced NOTES ON SECOND NEW S 10 CAMPAIGN The new $10 prize campaign announced to- dny la the second $10 cash prize campaign. The first $10 cash prize campaign ended last Wednesday and was for NEW subscriptions only. The second new $10 cash prize cam paign is for new and renewal subscriptions. All subscriptions each candidate hands In from Saturday morning of this week to and Including Saturday night of next week, will count votes on the original prizes and points on the NEW campaign. In the event of a tie In tho NEW $10 caah prize campaign, a prize Identical In value will be given each tying candidate. Everybody will win in thie second New $10 cash prize campaign as all subscriptions turned In during the time of the NEW $10 campaign will count votes toward the original prizes. In the original prize campaign only aa many active candidates are allowed to be ac tive as there sre prizes, and each active can didate will receive a prize bicycle or caah commission for the work he or she does In this campaign. For Just the Last 8 Days Just for securing the most points on subscriptions, either old or new, during the last 8 days of the subscription campaign. It's for YOU! NOTE— This $10 Prize campaign is a new campaign and only those candidates entered in the original campaign for the prize bicycles and the cash commissions are eligible to compete in the new $10 prize campaign. The N ew Prize of $10 in CasTi will be given to the candidate among the present active candidates securing the most points on new or old subscriptions between Saturday morning of this week and Saturday night of next week, the closing night of the entire campaign. Schedule of Points For the Second New $10 Cash Prize Campaign All prize winners will be announced and all prizes will be awarded by the judges when they make the final count of votes on the last night of the campaign. All subscriptions turned in between this Saturday morning and g o'clock the same Sat urday night, will count points in this NEW $10 CASH prize campaign as follows: What subscribers any candidate hat secured before this time will have absolutely no bear. Ing on the second new $10 cash prize cam paign. Only those subscriptions secured and turned in between Saturday morning of this week and Saturday night of next week (the last night of the campaign) will count In thla new campaign. All subscriptions turned in between Monday morning and Wednesday night of next week will count points toward this NEW $10 CASH prize as follows: And now there Is another $10 cash prize— now win It! It will mean $10 spending money for the winner. Please help us, candidates, by marking your •ubacrlptlsns correctly as either OLD or NEW. If a person Is now getting the paper he Is an OLD subscriber and remalna aa OLD even If he changes the name or address on the paper. A NEW subscription Is one that adds another name to our llsL Candidates receive* full credit for all pay. ments on subscriptions. 7 Points per Yeor 6 Points per Year All subscriptions turned in between Thursday morning and Saturday night of next week (the last night of the campaign), will count points towards the NEW $10 CASH prize as follows: 5 Points per Year NOTE: You will receive more points for subscriptions the earlier you turn them in during this second NEW )io campaign. Subscriptions turned in by this Saturday night will count more than those turned in during the following davs, and subscriptions turned in by Wednesday night will count more than those handed in later. Start now. Take advantage of the highest point schedule. YOUR O P P O R T U N IT Y • (Copyright 1954 by J. D. Stack) • For Further Information, Call On, Telephone, or Write Campaign Manager W H A T IT M EANS You can win the $to CASH PRIZE in tho new campaign and, at the same time and with the same subscriptions, enhance your opportunity of winning the most valuable prize in the original list of prize bicycles and cash commissions. Each is a separate competition and all sub scriptions secured and turned in between Saturday morning of this week, and Saturday night of next week, will count votes toward the original bicycle prizes and points in the new $10 CASH PRIZE campaign. Every one wins, as all subscriptions turned in during the new $10 campaign will count votes in the original bicycle and cash commission campaign. ALL START ON AN EQUAL BASIS Saturday Morning IN THE NEW $io CAMPAIGN C A M P A IG N NOTES Unless the city entries do their utmost they are going to see tho majority of the prize bi cycles carried off by the country candidate«. The out-of-town list Includes some fine work ers and excellent subscription producers. If your name appears in the list of candi dates published today you are considered as an active candidate and eligible to share In the list of prizes and commission* If you only report this Saturday and Wednesday and Sat urday of next week, with at least two sub- acrlptions each time. Dont’s fail to see each and every person who promised you a subscription for Friday or Saturday. Some have threatened It, but so fsr no ons has done It. That Is, cover their area thor oughly, going up one atrsst or road and down the other, calling at every home. You will b« surprised at the good results you will secure by doing this. You should now check back on all those who promised you a subscription or said "maybe” they would pay you later. Many of these people hare been holding their payment for a certain candidate but will soon pay It to someone else If the one to whom they promised It does not call hack. Phone 2233, 109 Main Street, Nyssa Office Open Each Evening from 7 Until 8:00 GATE CITY JOURNAL This Campaign Ends at 9 o'clock Saturday Night, October 30, 1954 Pay Your Subscription Now!
