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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JO U R N A L . NYSSA. OREGON. TH U RSD A Y. JA N U A R Y 20. 1955 PAGE FOUR Oregon Trail Mrs. F rank Byers Phone 2325 Former Nyssa Man Has 10 Day Leave From Air Force Gay Way Bowl Winning Streak Ended By Vale Friday Nicrhi PTSA EXECUTIVE MEETING HELD The A drian PTSA executive com m ittee met last Thursday at the high school, u n d er the s u p e r vision of PTSA president, Mrs. Dyre Roberts. Nomination of officers will be p art of the business conducted at the re g u la r meeting F eb ru a ry 7 PTA Hears Talk About Community By Rev. Taylor The Rev. Vernon Taylor, pastor The Merry Matrons club met at of th«/ Nyssa Methodist church. I the home of Mrs. Jessie Chard Nyssa's three-gam e w inning was guest speaker at the Ja n u a ry Jan. 5. Fourteen m em bers and 5 streak of conference gam es ended meeting of the Nyssa PTA and he guests. Hazel Farr, Bernice C le a Friday night, as they w ere o v e r OREGON TRAIL HALL ASSOC. ] used a- his topic, "The Health ver, C atherine Bohannan, Patty come in the third q u a r te r by a MEMBERS CLEAN HALL Conditions in O ur C om m unity.” Price and Betty Neilsen were Vale Viking drive, to suffer their A large group of m em bers of | He discussed the four sides of present. Year books for the next first defeat in league play this the O w yhee Riding club and the life, social, mental, physical, and i 6 months were filled out. C a th e r season. The contest started on Oregon Trail G range gathered at piritual, as compared to the life ine Bohanpan and Hazel F a rr even te rm s with an 8-8 deadlock the Oregon Trail hall last week n the community. He also placed W’ joined the club. In a guessing in the first frame w ith Nyssa for several days of work. The i special emphasis on the fact that 3 game Gladys Byers and Betty Rinelh Fruit scoring five more counters than kichen, front room and hall were to have good conditions in a com 2 Bowen won prizes. Lunch was Nampa Bowling C enter Ontario in the second q u a r te r to cleaned and painted. Potluck din m unity these four sides m ust be 2 Moore Hotel & Lounge served by the hostess assisted by take a 22-17 lead at half time In ners w ere served at noon. J equally balanced. 2 Opal Holmes and Betty Nielsen. Meadow Gold the third stanza the Vikings d o u b Th° meeting was called to or- j 1 Town Tavern The next meeting will be J a n 19 led the Bulldogs score to take a d er by the president, Mrs Leslie 1 with Opal Holmes Roll call will Cairo Junction four point lead that held right SUSAN SLEPT HERE?? Ballantyne and com m unity s i n g - ! 1 Leedy’s Grill be answered by “Childhood M em down to the wire. If it is a Sealy you can bet ing was led by Mr. and Mrs 0 Nyssa Implement ories.” your life she did! Sophomore guard L arry Schenk | Ralph Anderson. High gam e—290 Kamashige. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes came through for the home squad i High series—621, Kamashige. Mrs. Jesse Rigney of the county entertained at dinner Friday with 12 points to lead all scoring' If you have som ething to sell PTA, of which she is serving as Idaho-Oregon League evening honoring the birthday among the two teams, followed or would like to buy, use the president, recently re tu rn e d from anniversary of their son, Gilbert. W L closely by Nyssa center K enny Journal Classified Ads a board of m anagers m eeting in A/3C Vernon Frost O ther guests were Mrs. Gilbert Nyssa Lum ber 3 0 Toombs with 11. Ed Eddy was I P ortland and called attention to 2 Holmes and daughter and Mr. Outdoorsm en 1 high m an for the game winners A irm an 3/C Vernon (Buncky) tape recordings to be heard over 2 and Mrs. Robert Holmes and Bob Bicandi 1 with 11 also Frost, son of Mr and Mrs. B e rn station KSRV. The first one will 2 bie. 1 Manser. Inc B'll Lovejoy showed to be top ard Frost, left Sunday for Reece 2 1 defensive m an on the rebounds Air Base at Lubbock, Texas, for be Feb. 2, at 8 o’clock: “Some Betty Byers of Caldwell spent Dee’s Clippers l e a r n and Some Don’t, Why 2 as he grabbed 10 off the boards 1 the week end with her parents, White H ardw are fu rth e r training, following a ten Not?’’ This presentation was p re •i 1 Kiwanis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers. o for the Nyssa team while Vale day furlough visiting his parents pared for Mrs. Rigney by Nyssa 1 Marlene Adams entertained at Chaney Wholesale center Jo h n Wilcox got »he most and w ith other relatives and Toastm asters who will prepare 2 1 a skating party Saturday a f te r G a rrett Freightlines for the Vikings with 11. friends in P a y e tte and Nyssa. one to be broadcast in March, 0 3 noon for Gretchen Rinehart, S tunz Lumber. N. P O ther Nyssa players who hit w ith the subject being “How j Frost attended Nyssa high High game— 244. C. A. Carlson the point column were Holcomb Marjorie Tyler, Jo y Peterson, High series—589. C A Carlson with 8 noints, S im inar w ith 4. and chool until his junior year, gra d Schools Teach Citizenship.’’ Nancy Stringer, S herry Hend uated from P ayette high school The entertain m e n t for the eve ricks, Marilyn Oden, Anna Mae Nisei W om en’s League Lovejoy w ith 2 and attended the * University of ning was introduced bv Mrs. Fife and Joyce Morinaka. Mrs L W Officials for the contest were Idaho one year before enlisting Hugh Tobler. Violin num bers in Adams served dinner to the girls in the air force Oct. 19. 4 0 Bieneganeta and Smith Van P atten Lum ber cluded a solo, G avotte No 2 by in the evening. 4 0 The Bulldogs meet the Ontario East Side Florist A J u s t prior to his leave at home. Nellie Je a n V ander Oord Charles Davis of Rurns. who L ynn Josephson Produce 1 Tigers on the Tigers home court Frost completed his 54 day basic trio comnosed of Nellie J e a n V a n 3 formerly lived in this community, O ntario Produce 1 Friday night. Ontario is currently training at P arks AFB in Califor d er Oord. Marilyn W hetaker. and 3 is in the Holy Rosary hospital in East Side Drugs 1 3 leading the SRV A-league due to nia. He plans to take cadet tr a in G arnet Ritchie play- d. "In the Ontario recuperating from a r e - 1 Soy Bean Products 1 3 last Tuesday night’s game with ing to become a jet pilot. G arden of Tom orio' .” and Billy] cent operation Mrs. Davis was! Renstrom 4 the Weiser Wolverines who were 0 C entral Produce Russell slaved "Fiddlin’ »he Fid-; visiting her with her sister, Mrs. City Cleaners 4 until then, tied with the Tigers i 0 1'e.’’ Irene Jay o ae -ompanied a l l 1 Alfred Adams and family, from Agency for first place. Ontario has two High gam e— 188 J e a n McFall .he numbers. Wednesday until Friday. High series—471, Terry Harada. high scoring players in Earl Do- j The social hour following t h e ! Ralph C henault is in the Mal man and J e r r y Fischer, a student j program was held in the h o m e ! Nisei Major League heur Memorial hospital with the at Nyssa three years ago. While | Mrs. Woodrow Wilson -eonomics room with Mr. and | m um ps which he contracted from L the Bulldogs, whose points have j W P hone 2 2779, P-.-r-ra Mr;. Brig Olsen serving as chair-] his granddaughter. While visit Hollingsworths’ 0 been pretty evenly spread out in 3 ?nan. MOVING TO COLU MBIA BASIN ing her husband, Mrs. C henault Blair & Jacobs Motors 3 0 most of their games, will depend 2 fell and sprained her ankle. Jaekel & Rogers 1 mostly on Rod Holcomb and Johi The PTA will held th - ir re gu You Are Invited To A tte nd This 2 Wayne Adams has been helping Child Bros. “66” Service lar meeting J a n 20 n the s-heol b irnc Mis« B arbara Dick is still 1 Sim inar for some counters. 1 with the chores. gym. The program wil! 1 • films n t h e hospital She is improving 2 Plaza's Tavern Lila Holmes started working at Building Specialties of G erm any shown by the Getsch and will come home soon. 1 2 2 Tuttles T rucking Co. in Ontario T 1 family. Mr-. Anna Boston who has H a v in g sold m y f a r m a n d m o v in g to W a sh in g to n I w ill sell th e fo l C lub 2 last Monday. She spent the week C entral Produce 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Goddard, Sr bean with her daughter, Mr; lo w in g d e sc rib e d p r o p e r ty at a u c tio n a t th e f a r m located on O w y h e e end with her parents, Mr. and Bunting T ractor 0 3 and family of Notus, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jam ison in California, is d a m oiled road. 3*2 miles w e st of th e O w y h e e ju n c tio n on H ig h w a y Mrs. Rolland Holmes re turning Paul A Roberts Garage 3 0 Bernard Goddard and Lindy visiting in the com munity. Mrs. K enneth McDonald to Ontario Monday morning. Mr and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson 20 a p p r o x im a te ly 7 m iles s o u th w e s t of N yssa or 5 m iles n o r th of High gam e—242, M. Nakam ura. Low and Shirley S ta n d erfer were Dial 3209 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes High series—628, M. N akam ura Sunday din n er guests at the and family were F riday evening A d ria n . and Jolene made a business trip home of Mr. and Mrs O r l e y , din n er guests at the home of Mr. Snake River Valley League S aturday evening dinner guests Smith. to Nampa Monday. and Mrs Bill Holt in Nyssa. L in the Robert Morfitt home at W Mr. and Mrs. G ilbert Holmes Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rooth were Mrs. W. G. Booth and Mrs. O s - 1 4 0 Owyhee dam w ere Mr. and Mrs. C O M M E N C IN G A T 12:30 and Jolene and Mrs. F ran k Byers Gay Way Service hosts at a din n er S atu rd ay ev e n 4 0 Delwin Holcomb of Nyssa, Mr car Erwin w ere visitors at the I ing honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jam es m ade a business trip to Caldwell P u rin a Kids 2 T R A C T O R S —NEW H O L L A N D B A L E R —C O M B I N E - 1 and Mrs. Donald Brewer, Mr. and home of Mrs. Anna N ew m an i n 1 Bowman. O ther guests included 3 and Nampa Tuesday. They visit Idaho Pow er N am pa Thursday afternoon. 3 1 CO MP L ET E LIN S ROW CROP MACHI NERY H arbor of Lost Soles Mrv W erner Peutz and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Elm er B ow m an j ed with Betty Byers who is e m 2 Mr and Mrs. J. T. B anta and j ! and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bowm an | 1—F a r m - A ll 1947 H T ra c to r. 2 Mrs K enneth McDonald. Mr. -ind 1— F a r m a ll A T ra c to r. ployed at Davy's Beauty Inn in Westfall Wheel 2 Mrs. Holcomb stayed until Sun- family and Mr. and Mrs. Alva 2 Evans Motor | and family. Caldwell. 1— O ne -R ow Case C o rn P ic k e r, 1— Tw o-v-heel Baled H ay T ra ile r. Hill spent S atu rd ay evening with ! 3 j day evening before returning. 1 Mrs. W. P Hendricks, Mrs j Valley G row ers Mr. and Mrs. Gene S tephen and ] !— S ix -F i. Case C om bine, c n r u b b e r , p ic k u p a tta c h m e n t. Mr. and Mrs. W. Butler. 1 3 family w e r e Sunday din n er, 1 — 10x18 Foot F loat. Glenn Brown, Sally Holmes and Sheldon Am usem ent Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Hunt and 1— M o o rm a n H a y D errick. Con and Darryl Wilson, Herb 0 4 I S herry of Boise spent the week- the B ohannan children have 1 T obler’s Feed guests at the home of Mrs. M ar - 1 1— N ew H o lla n d 1949 A u to m a tic H a y Baler. Wilson and boys went white 0 4 ] T aylor’s Food M arket | end at the Owyhee Grocery with fishing S atu rd ay aboye Banks. tha S. Norland. been ill. High game 218. Westfall Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hicks and j 1—I n te r n a tio n a l 1-Row P o ta to D igger on R u b b e r. Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Byers, B et her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sales have a High series, 581, Yraguen ty and Stanley w ere dinner family moved out on an acreage i 1— T r a c to r M a n u r e L o a d e r w ith D irt Scoop. I Flint new son born last week and Mr. 1— I n te r n a tio n a l 18-inch Hcr.g O n P lo w for H or M. guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Monday Night League Sam Hartley, Damon Savage and Mrs. Lloyd Estep have a son, at F ruitland Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bolton and | 1— I n te r n a tio n a l Single W ing 10-Ft. D itcher. Gilbert Holmes. W L j i and Mark H artley w ent to Baker born J a n 4 at the Nyssa hospital. Mr. and Mrs. G ilbert Holmes Ben F ranklin family moved to Caldwell S u n - 1 1— I n te r n a tio n a l C orn a n d P o ta to C u ltiv a to r for A. to the cattle sale Monday. 4 0 He has been nam ed Phillip Mon day. They plan to farm his par-1 1— I n te r n a tio n a l C c r n and P o ta to C u ltiv a to r for H or M. and d aughters were Sunday B row nie’s Cafe M i and M r Ed Bass« tt visit« d roe. 4 0 evening callers at the Elton J e n n H errett’s Service ents place. in Nyssa Thursday evening at the 1— F o u r - r o w Beet a n d B ean C u ltiv a to r for F a r m a ll A. 4 0 Mr. and Mrs. Doyal Bebman ings home near Nyssa. M uir-Roberts 2 2 J a k e Ivraai home. and baby w ere luncheon guests 1—F o u r - r o w Side D re sse r for F a r m a ll A or C T r a c to r Mr and Mrs. F. G. Holmes Sheldon’s J u k es Mr. and Mrs. K enneth McDon Monday at the Jac k Wilson home. Too Late To Classify 1— S in g le Row Beet L ifte r for F a r m a ll A. 2 w ere d in n er guests at the G ilbert B racken’s Dept tSore 0 4 ald attended the funeral of Roy Hospital Notes 1— P o w e r H a y B u c k for F a r m a ll A. Holmes home Monday evening Wilson Bros. 0 4 P arker in Caldwell Wednesday Lloyd Caldwell has been hos FOR SALE — Nearly new 3-umt 1— S ide D u m p in g 45-Bushel G ra in Bin. Members of the Oregon Trail M alheur Mem. Hosp. Surge milking m achine with 2 1 | afternoon. Mr. McDonald was a 0 4 pitalized in Nyssa for the past hall association spent several Rinelli F ruit and Jaekel and ! pallbearer. several days. Mrs. B urris is also buckets. Phone 2355, Donald Hite. ] 21 HEAD HIGH PR O D U CI N G DAIRY CATTLE days last week re decorating the Rogers Games to be bowled 2-3tc I Mr. and Mrs. “F ort" Sum pter in the hospital and quite ill Mrs I _______________________________ Average H e r d Test 5°o hall and David were S aturday even- Pettit who fell som etim e ago a n - T h u rsd a y evening 1— 18 M o n th Old P u r e b r e d G u e r n s e y Bull, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown W ANTED—Sewing, m ending and ing guests in the Oscar Houston High team series— broke h er hip, is in the nursing altering. Phone 7711. 2-2tc. entertain ed at d in n er Sunday B row nie’s Cafe B red by Stockes. B u rle y . Idaho. 2006 home w here they enjoyed ice honoring the birth d ay a n n iv e rs cream and cake in honor of Mrs. 1— G u e r n s e y Cow, P a ttie , 5 yrs. old, fre sh e n e d Dec. 3. High team gam e— McKinley in the Nyssa hospital SUSAN SLEPT HERE?? ary of th eir daughter, Glenda Lou R row nie’s Cafe 697 S um pters birthday. 2— G u e r n s e y Cow. Q ueen. 5 yrs. old, will f r e sh e n Mar. 1. No— it w a s n ’t a Sealy! and Mrs B row n’s mother, Mrs. Edith Mathews of Adrian spent Sunday. High individual series— 3— G u e r n s e y Cow, 4 yrs. old. b rin d le . f re sh e n e d Dec. 4. Butch B utler came home from J. F. C onant of Orleans, Nebr. Maxine Brown, scratch 517 the weekend with J ea n n ie C rock the basketball gam e F riday ev e n WANTED — Used piano by Lions 4— G u e r n s e y Cow. Daisy. 5 yrs. old, f r e sh e n F eb. 16. O ther guests were J. F. Conant. er at the E. E Crocker home. High individual series— club, call Dr. George Cobern, 5— G u e r n s e y Cow. Salley, 4 yrs. old, f r e sh e n F e b . 10. Mrs. Irene Hawes and family and J e a n McFall, scratch Maxine K ygar and Jim Stith of ing with Russell Bassett and spent 6649. 195 50-tfc. 6— the night and S aturday J e r s e y Cow, Je rse y , 4 yrs. old. fre sh e n e d Nov. 15. Richard Conant of Ontario, Mr. Boise had S aturday din n er with and Mrs. Gerald Conant and son, 7— J e r s e y Cow, S ta r, 6 yrs. old. fre sh e n e d Nov. 14. her parents Mr and Mrs. Lynn Mr. and Mrs Glenn Conant and Kygar. 8— J e r s e y Cow. J u n e . 5 yrs. old. f r e s h e n e d Oct. 27. Mary Linville and Louise H ut 9— J e r s e y Cow. H ippey, 8 yrs. old, f re sh e n e d Oct. 16. Jan. 24—Jaycee-etle board of d i chinson came home from school 10— S h o r th o r n Cow, May, 5 yrs. old, fre s h e n e d Nov. 30. Dr. G. W. Graves rectors meeting. 8 p. m. at the with Kay McDonald Tuesday and 11— H o lste in Cow. Blackie, 3 yrs. old. fre sh M a rc h 1. home of Mrs. Lyle Miner. had dinner. The girls attended the • Eyes examined 12— G u e r n s e y Cow, S h o rty , 4 yrs. old, f re sh e n e d Nov. 28. basketball game in Adrian that 13— H o lste in H eifer, com ing w ith 1st calf M a rc h 10. • Glasses fitted family all of Weiser and Mr. and night. 14— G u e r n s e y H eifer, c o m in g w ith 1st calf A pril 5. Mr. and Mrs. Gale from Big Caldwell Phone 9-2312 Mrs. Willis Conant and family of Bend were Sunday dinner guests 15— G u e r n s e y H e ife r (artificial in s e n m in a lio n ) 3 mos. old. Kingm an Kolony. of Mr. and Mrs. V erner Carlson. 18— H o lste in H eifer (artificial in se m n ia tio n ) 10 mos. old. I Mr. Mr and Mrs Robert Morfitt. 17— H olsloin H e ife r (artificial in se m in a tio n ) 8 w eeks old. Mrs Lem Wilson S r , and Bill T he F o llo w in g 4 Cow s Belong to Mr. J a m e s (Jim ) Reed. Wilson w ent B aker Friday to a t 18— G u e r n s e y Cow, Goldie, 4 vrs. old, f re sh e n Feb. 20. tend the funeral of Iva Shumw ay 19— G u e r n s e y Cow, Susie, S yrs. old, f r e sh e n F eb. 15. of Bridgeport Mrs S hum w ay 20— B rin d le Cow, B rindle, 5 yrs. old, f r e sh e n Feb. 17. was the form er Iva W alters of this community. 21— J e r s e y Cow, P rid e , 8 vrs. old. has p ro d u c tio n re c o rd 506 lbs. F a t. Mr and Mrs. Robert Bowen and C a ttle w ill be tested a n d c lean of Bangs. P ro d u c tio n a n d b re e d in g family of Nyssa w ere Sunday records w ill be g iv e n sale da y . C ow s w ill be n u m b e r e d on hip sale evening callers in th«‘ Mark H a rt d a y to c o rre sp o n d w ith n u m b e r listed on this sale bill for y o u r con- ley home venience. Mr and Mrs Ed Bassett visited with,M r. and Mrs. A! P a rk e r F ri 1— F a r m - M a s te r 2-U nit H a n g o n T y p e M ilking M achine day evening Phone 6648 103 Main This c o m p le te m ilk e r and p u m p w a s p u r c h a s e d n e w 18 m o n th s ago. Boh and Shirley Skinner and A N u m b e r of 10-Gallon Milk Cans. K atherine Theil visited Karen Apple V-i?,sy Complete General FARM SALE Owyhee Friday, January 21 Coming Events- 24 Hour Film Processing and Enlarging Service S CHOEN S T U D I O S C O R U ENSILAGE. A L F A L F A HAY, STRAW. GRAIN « Approximately 30 Tons of Corn Silage. 30 Tons of 1st, 2nd and 3rd Cutting Alfalfa. Baled with Holland Baler. 150 Bales of Straw. 150 Bushels of Ear Corn. Approximately a Ton of Barley and Wheat Mixed. E A R L Y CLOSING ANNOUNCED ' The following Nyssa Department Stores Will be closed at 6 p. m. each Saturday until further notice, effective Saturday, Jan. 22. BRACKEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE M I SC ELL AN EO US ITEMS. CO RRAL P OL ES This Guy Says He's In A Hurry! W e v ery seldom tu rn a car upside dow n to speed a job, b u t ev e ry day w e p ra c ti cally tu rn o urselves inside out to give th e k in d of fast, efficient service th a t has m ade us fam ous. T ry us soon and see for yourself! JAY'S ASSOCIATED We G ive S & H G reen S tam ps 100 Corral Poles — 2 Feed Bunks — 2 Feed Troughs. Other items too numerous to mention and generally found on a com plete farm sale. Fred Babcock has farmed for a number of years in the Owyhee junc tion area where he is known as a good farmer, has purchased good machinery and cared well for it. The dairy herd is in good thrifty condition and you are invited to inspect this property at any time prier to sale. TERSM—CASH LUNCH ON GROUNDS FREE COFFEE FRED L. BABCOCK, Owaw Aucts.: Cols. White. Chenault and Howell Clerks: Mesler 8« Howell
