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TKC NYSSA GATE CÎTY JOURHAL. *Y »S A . CÄEGOM 9KQY rotmrtrw THURSDAY. JUNE 21 . 19S* —— , ------ ----- Culbertson and Pete Hammon in visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge Goodell sDent Wednesday visiting Ridge view it the home of W nme and family over the weekend Mrs M 6. Judd. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hill were Nelson Friday evening. Gay Harris has been selected Princess of Malras and will help Fathers Day guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dick McIntosh Mrs. Kenneth McDonald officiate at the Bend Water Festi Mrs. Hoyt Warwick. and son of Prairie City and Mr. Modern Pioneer Club D ial 3209 Mr and Mrs Elvin Worden and val over July 4th. and Mrs Claude Skinner were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Friday night Miss Winnie Nel Lydia were Fathers Day dinner Mrs. C. B. Hill and Mrs. M L son honored Pete Hammon and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mrs. Bob Morfitt attended a Mrs. Byrd Walters. Kurtz attended Mary and Mar Larry Culbertson with a com Costley. Sharon Query arrived Sunday wedding shower for Betty Stnck- M. and Mrs Hugh Lamb, Mor tha Sociep meeting Thursday bined birthday party. Those at Jand W’ednesdav evening in Nys- from Lawton, Okla., to spent 3- afternoon at the Harvey Bennett tending from Newell Heights ris Lamb and friends of Caldwell Aa at the Paul House home given weeks with her aunt, Mr and home in Big Bend. were Margaret and Wallace But had Fathers Day dinner in On by Mrs. House and Mrs Morns Mrs. T. H. Brewer. Huffman. Jim English, Jeanne Crocker. Mrs M. L. Judd entertained j ler, James McKinley, Kaye Ham tario. Connie Montgomery and Kaye Virgil Merril of Smithfield. Sharon Hartley and Dick Sullivan Jack Daniels and his father last mon, Connie and Dallas Mont Hammon are visiting Mrs. Carl Utah visited his sister, Mrs W. H. had Sunday dinner at the Don Saturday. Mr. Daniels was the gomery and Alan Fahrenbruch featured speaker at the Garden; Shy Monday. Linville home. L. C. Holcomb of Bellingham, Lee Raach in Boise. Larry Hightower returned club convention. M r. and Mrs. Dick Boetcher of Mr. and Mrs Ray Fletcher of ham, Wash., visited his daughter. Cottage Grove, Ore , Mr and Mrs Murphy spent Sunday with their Leo Winn, son of Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. Hugh Lamb Monday and home Saturday after two weeks with the National Guard at Gow- Larry Dimmick of Quincy, Mrs daughter, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Orton Winn broke his arm Wed-1 Tuesday. en Field in Boise. He is with the STORMY WEATHER Jack Brewer of Ontario and Mr McDonald and family, I nesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Warren. and Mrs. Charley McCoy were Edna Shy is visiting in Boise LiAjClM G r u g C K A A * - U t NAVY » MA (O L Í ON 1E Mrs. Lydia Worden spent the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren, Mr transportation unit of Homedale. VMS SO SÉYtZELY DAWASeO B y A 6 U P O B N STO*«A,Tu g j Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and with her brother. Mr. and Mrs week with her daughter, Mrs. | and Mrs. J. R. Seuter and family | Frank Pratt returned home g M P te O R ES TA B U S M E O A m t A T H Í K H t S J 4 C T ! H 6 Saturday afternoon after spend Mrs. Donald Brewer. Richard Shy and family. Verna Costley of Ridgeview. all of Parma and Mr. and Mrs ing 10 days in Corvallis with the B U R E A U U N 06R T H e F A M O U S F R E N C H A S ^ i O s O 'E R / ( Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hartley and Darrell Johnston of Ellensburg, Mrs. Johnny Timmerman and Irvin Topliff spent Fathers Day l E v ERR i ER/ /.. children visited her parents, Mr. Wash . is spending a few days J sons of Arcato, C a lif, are visit-1 at Snivleys for a picnic and swim Beaver Boys State. Mr and Mrs. Sherman Colter and Mrs. Damon Savage Sunday, with his aunt, Mr and Mrs. Mel- mg relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Bakker of Holland M r and Mrs. Harlow Walters vin Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Harris, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Molenaar visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo Winn and baby of Walla Walla, Wash., Mr and Mrs. Byrd Walters and former residents here, and sons of Portland visited at the Ray Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Frances Worden took the spent Sunday night with his boys attended a family picnic in j | Laan home Sunday afternoon. Cub Scouts to Sniveleys on a uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Walters. Caldwell Sunday afternoon. while burning weeds and is now i Mr and Mrs. Babe Hamilton swimming party Monday after HEADPIECE Mr. and Mrs. Donald Knowles Fathers Day dinner guests at able to be out. ONA Tw* O M FAM ILY spent Sunday visiting his sister. noon. and daughter left for their home j the “ Fort" Sumpter home were Clinton Butcher left Friday for Mrs. W. W. Morrow of Marsing THAT |*JCUJP66 CL" s ttOObe.REiN- Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Carr of in Westfir Saturday after spend- Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Houston, Mr. D E E R . A N D CAR 5 0 U. ONLS IN Tuft Boise where he will receive train- Mr. and Mrs. Art Ramsey of Ontario and Mrs. Joe Stam of ing the past week with their par-1 and Mr:,. Robert Sumpter and LATTER TWO SP 6C T 5 ARE ANTtERS ; ing in the National Guard for two John Day and E. Ramsey of Mar- Nyssa were Sunday supper guests cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Know- son of Echo, Utah and Jack Sum- GROWN BN B O T H M A L B A N O | weeks. sing were Fathers Day guests of of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pratt. r F t M A L I / T hen ARE SwEC ANO Jes and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Crock- j pter of Spokane, Lester Robinson, member of the j Mr. and Mrs. Orton Winn and 7EAR0W N EAC m TSAR. er. I Mrs. Donald Hite of Warden, I Natidhal Guard Ontario, left Fri-1 family. Lana Price arrived by plane Wash., spent Thursday and Friday j Journal Classified day for two weeks training at Fort j Mrs. Dick Boettcher of Eugene , 1 in Bouse Friday from her home with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brewer. Lewis, Wash. Ads Pav Mrs. Bill Kanrich and Mrs. Ray ! in Quincy. Wash., and was met Saturday Mrs. Jack Elliot took Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. her daughter-in-law back home. IT S NEVER T O p EARLY TO START:. family entertained kt a Fathers Claude Smith who brought her Donny and Jerry Brewer and Mrs Day dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Bert ...T 6 A C H IN S Y O U M S S Te e S T H E V A L U E O F A C O N T IN U IN G SAVINGS PROGRAM 6 0 ... here to spend a few weeks with Elliot, their grandmother, accom- J t N C O O R A O t VO L* CHILO T O B U Y U * S A V IN G S S T A M P S R S 6 U L A K L V . ' A pleasant pause in Rogers of Roswell, Mr. and Mrs. panied them. them. Ed Brumbaugh and son of Par Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips and M r and Mrs George Johnston the day's occupation ma, Mr. and Mrs. Jonnie Corazza ir x ,\ and family of Haines were Sun family spent Monday at Owyhee , and son of Albuquerque, N. M or night's recreation! They attended the “Grand Ole day guests at the Omar Hite Dam with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mor- j Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris and Opre” , in Nashville and saw a iitt. borne. natural bridge in the vicinity of Stevie called in the evening. We feature only the finest Mr. and Mrs. Morris Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bassett and his D e liciou s fo o d in the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russell and Davie Crockett’s old home. mother returned Wednesday from and Mrs. Bob Morfitt of Owyhee Hamburgers. Fool-Long Hotdogs, co m fo r t o f y o u r o w n three grandchildren and Mrs. M rs. D w ig h t S ew a rd Salem where they had spent a [ Dam attended the wedding of At Morehead City N. C., they Russell’s mother, Mrs. Clyde left carl Shakes and malts. P h o n e 2-2731 few days with their son, Mr. and Mary Ann Focht and Stanley By visited Mrs. Wilson's brother, for Portland Sunday. They plan Mrs. Eldon Bassett and new bee in Nyssa Tuesday evening. Chas. Wallace and family and ned to stop at The Dalles to visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar and) Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow 'Wilson swam in the Alantic Ocean. jgrandson, Steven Eldon. their daughter, and leave the chil Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mills and children, Mr. and Mrs. Buster and children returned home Wed- Mrs. Grace Butcher who has dren. Mrs. Clyde will also remain sons attended a Fathers Day din Talbot and children and Kaye j nesday from a 4-weeks trip to been ill is reportedly improved there while the-Russells are in Nyssa 5th and Main ner for C. R. Mills at the Ron Hammon were Sunday dinner several Eastern states. They visit- and able to do her housework Portland. ald Batt home near Adrian. Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charley ed the Roy Wilson and Claborn now. Her sister, Mrs. Wm. Pad Wilson families in Tennessee and ___ C. R. Mills and Ross were also Culbertson and Larry. gett ________ of Boise has been with her guests. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters of attended a family reunion there. for several days. Mrs. Butcher ex- Week end guests at the “ Fort” Boise brought their daughter, Another brother, Brown Wilson presses appreciation for kindness Sumpter home were Mr. and Mrs. Brenda to the Ellis Walters home and a sister, Mrs. Ezra Barnes of shown by neighbors who have .Robert Sumpter and Robbie of to stay for awhile. Indianapolis joined the gToup. frozen strawberries, assisted with Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters and | Echo, Utah and Jack Sumpter of work and prepared food for the Spokane. Robert and Jack are the children attended a picnic in Mrs. Morris Huffman at Owyhee family. Also the cards, calls and Caldwell Thursday for the Nyssa Dam. Sunday Mrs. Huffman ac visits and to fellow employes at former’s sons. Shirley and Bob Skinner, Jose bank employees companied the Dudleys to Denver the postoffice and from friends Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Dudle> of ancj wjjj g0 on j^QS Animos t0 who helped give support and con phine and Henry Mendazona, Kay McDonald and Brent Hartley at-j Denver, Colo., spent from Tues-1 visit her mother fidence when needed. tended a birthday party for Larry day until Sunday with Mr. and and Mrs j jj Brewer and Mrs. Grover Findley and chil- j I ■ Sharon Query had Fathers Day dren of Madras visited last week W hen we tell you . . . you i dinner at the Roy Brewer home with her mother, Mrs. Martha Norland and other relatives here ! in Ontario. can get MORE for your Used Mr. and Mrs. Dick Moses and and with the Findleys near Nyssa. > | Mrs. P. J. Treleaven of Port- ] children of Ellensburg, Wash., spent a few days last week with land was a guest at the Forrest Car right here in Nyssa! S n a lte R iv e * 'V a lley j Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Crocker. . Reed home over the week end j Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stith and Sunday Mrs. Ella Stephens. Mrs. ; daughter of Meridian spent the Treleaven, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest week end with her parents, Mr. Reed and Robert went to McCall, and Mrs. Lynn Kygar. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thomp- by Dwight W yckoff W hen Our Used Car Stock Is Low . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morfitt of son and daughter, Darlene of Pay- The Stock Value of Your Car Is High! Owyhee Dam, Mrs. Morris Huf- ette spent the week end with her TOBLER'S FEED & FUEL. INC. fman and her houseguest, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Hanna Robinson. Nyssa. Oregon » ■ Clinton Dudley and Mr. and Mrs. Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Robert — ----------- Lo Werner Peutz and Wanda, attend- j Thompson of Payette and Mr. and ed the wedding of Betty Jean Mrs. Kenneth Robinson and chil- T E N C E N T S C A N R E T U R N UP TRADE TODAY ON A CHEVROLET Stnckland and Rodney Holcomb dren visited the family at a Fath-1 T O $6.00 E X T R A IN C O M E HEALTH in Nyssa Friday evening. ers Day dinner and to celebrate Beef cattle that j H IN T I^avina Shy left Tuesday for the birthday of Mrs. R. Thompson, j AB* were protected again- 4-H summer school at Corvallisj Miss Norma Stout arrived by • st horn flies gained to spend 10 days. plane from Portland Friday even- **-^^^* an extra 15 to 30 j J !*!»•* \ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eisenmenger ing to spend the week end with of Parma who had just returned her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley frlCHSHP pounds more than 420 Main Street Dial 2224 unprotected cattle in] from a honeymoon to Mexico and Stout. The trip was a Fathers in the grazing season! Arizona, visited Lawrence Pietz Day surprise for Mr. Stout who in recent tests. Monday evening. was severely burned a month ago I That means $3 to $6 extra income per head for a spray cost of about 10 cents. Ask about Purina Stock Spray . . . easy to mix, low cost and gives long protection. Better still This i s the time let’s talk over your entire fly con of year when insects trol program now. lx‘t’s kill those can really wreck your il.vs before they have too great a ornamental shrubs. chance to multiply this summer. We’ve got the "mak- in’s” for a spray that W H Y IT P A Y S T O FEE D really takes care of C A T T L E ON G R A S S most of these plant insects. The spray material you It is very profitable to put most weight on cattle with roughages make costs less than 20c a gallon Grass is usually the lowest cost It gives excellent control for flies, roughage; but grasses, hay and I mosquitoes, gnats, aphids, spider silage should be properly supple-1 *")*«• •«‘“/hoppers, Mexican bean mented to do their best work in bt>t,tU‘s’ bagworms poultry red mites and many others. It gives the rumen. excellent control and will contin Even on the most lush pasture, ue to control for several weeks thousands of cattlemen have unless washed off by ram or wat found a small amount of grain— er. This product will give good around 3 pounds per head per control for aphids on alfalfa and day—fed with 1 pound of Purina red clover Ask for Purina Liquid Steer Fatena (32%) with 10 mg. Building Spray next time you’re of stilbestrol. will produce heav in the store. ier gains at lower cost than will pasture alone This is important as the cost per pound of gain put C hock R M ix , N e w N am e F or on the steers is one of the items A n E x c lu siv e S e r v ic e Our grinding and mixing ser which will influence the amount of profit you ran realize when vice, known for many years as you sell them. It is also one that Custom Mixing Service, is now you ran control to a certain ex known as “CHECK R MIX SER tent by using the right program VICE" in order to obtain the cheapest We are equipped and staffed to gain grind and mix your grain with As the pastures become drier Purirta Concentrates to make Ap later in the season, it is a good proved Purina Rations for reason idea to increase the amount of able out-of-pocket cost. grain and Steer Fatena to keep We will mix and grind accord cattle gaining and finishing. ing to formulas that have been farm-tested and thoroughly re searched. A R E Y O U F E E D IN G W O R M S Let pigs and poultry worm All Purina Concentrates are themselves the drinking water Micro-Mixed assuring you that Pleotonl reword . . for o job well done! Bright blotto mi ond fragrance* . . . very attractive helper! way with Punna’s new Liquid all ingredients are mixed evenly Wormers Ask about them . . . throughout every bag. Jutt notwrally colli for the light, refrething beer . . . Blitz Welnhord Ditcover for yovrtelf the light, newest products of Purina Rc- Stop in and see our grinding refrethmg beer in itt bright, new onnivertary package . . . the light, refrething beer search It is easy to use and the and mixing staff at work. Rring a thot belongs when it'* time for »omething special! hogs or poultry remain on the load of grain and we’ll make it regular feeding program while into a scientifically balanced ra- thev are worming themselves. tion while vou wait Owyhee News Newell Ileighis Apple Valley POLAR BEAR WE R E N O T C L OWN I N G J CHECKERBOARD NEWS J Nyssa Motors, Inc. ê Time for SOMETHING SPECIAL! k . ^ th e lig h t r e f r e s h in g beer W# cc'd atty invita yov to vua .. and *M kov. Tk« light lafrothmg I t e ■* b '.~ » d Gv*dod tow* 10 A M. to 5 P M Monday* through Friday*
