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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1953
PAGE THREE
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Dale Bingm an and
MASTER SOT. BRADY
LOCAL NEWS
boys and Mr. and Mrs. P eter Shaw
VISITS PARENTS
N anette Bybee, d au g h ter of Mr.
picnicked in Idaho C ity last S u n ­
Master Sgt. Elroy V. B rady
and Mrs. D. O Bybee. left Wed­
day.
Lois Counsil
visited last week at the hom e of
M rs. F r i n k B y o r s
nesday
for
Provo,
Utah,
w
here
Book* for j f n r r t l reading and
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . I.
Phots« 232$
Phon* 243t
of the A rcadia gang And the A n­ she will en ter her senior year Brady, after attending a natio n al
for inform ation com prise the lift
nex, W hite S ettlem ent, O w yhee at BYU. The w eekend p rio r to pistol contest at C am p P e rry ,
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going into circulation on S atur-
T
he
Sunset
Valley
auxiliary
m
et
and Jo rd a n Valley clubs all con­ the beginning of school Miss By­ Ohio, Aug. 17-28, w here he acted
w iik V'
T ^ * tfons ,c lub m ft day. Sept. 15, at the M alheur
w ith Mrs. Agnes C hadd Thursday-
w ith V irginia R ook.tool Sept. 5. ! Countv L ibrary.
tributed to a m ighty close race. bee will attend the intercollegiate as the captain of his team . S gt.
wom en's leadership conference at
Jessie C hard was c<*-hostess. The
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. Seven m em bers and two guests {
F at Stock Sale
Brady left T hursday for T ravis
Bryce canyon.
afternoon was spent visiting and m l . 1 ”’* a V*»h , l ^ i f CH°*St f w ere present.
A ir Force Base, Calif., to catch
Here again num bers w ere down
13 m em bers answ ered roll call by ^
• A rth u r C. C larke departs
Eddy
W
alker
of
M
ountain
Home
E E C loninger retu rn ed T u es­
som ew hat, definitely due to the was a w eekend visitor at the Ray a m ilitary plane for his d u ty s ta ­
telling a childhood m em ory. A !r° m *clence, ilctl0n t0 desc1n b t‘ day from his trip to Moses Lake.
tion at Hickm an Air Force base,
lim itation on sales per individual Drown home.
lunch was served by the hostesses,
uJ?d e r*’ate r experiences along He saw his grandson, Steven Rus- j
m
em
ber.
T
here
w
ere
11
hogs
sold,
Visitors last week at the home Honolulu, Hawaii.
assisted by Mary Sm iley and Haz-i the G reat B arrier Rlfei ° f A us" kin, off for his hom e in New York
By C o u n ty E x ten sio n A gents
23 sheep, and 52 steers, for a total of Mr. and Mrs. Bill W ahlert and
„1 p a rr T u„
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... tralia and his land adventures in
el F a rr _The next m eeting will Q ueensland.
, S unday night.
of 86 head.
Mrv Frank Pik* and children
family w ere Mr. and Mrs. C laude
be held Sept. 19 at the hom e of
Mrs.
M
innie
M
itchell,
Dent
and
C
o
u
n
t
y
F
a
i
r
Selling was brisk and prices B urton and Tom m y of P ortland. of G randview , Ida., are spending
J a n De Hartog. a m odern sea­
Hazel F arr w ith M ary Sm iley as
A few random ooservations on held up w ell rig h t dow n to the
going w riter, spins a weg of en ­ H enry were S unday din n er guests
Mrs. Shirley Jones and Michael a few days w ith Mrs. P ike's p a r ­
co-hostess.
at the home of h er son and daugh- the C ounty F air: Num ber of ex- end. In fact, some of the tail-end- arriv ed M onday to spend a week ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. B ybee.
chantm
ent
about
life
at
sea
and
W. P. H endrick who underw ent
ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Lew is h ibits slipped qu ite a bit from ers sold b e tte r than those in the w ith h er parents, Mr. and Mrs.
m ajor surgery at St. L uke's ho«-1
n S L " * “ 1 *° h ‘m> in "A M itchell.
the high of last year; 339 com- \ m iddle, as buyers tried not to be Irl Nolen and Don.
p ital in Boise recently is able to I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
arl
Sim
pson
and
pored
to 407 in 1955. Biggest drop left out. And even then not all
Sunday d in n ar guests at the
be home.
P artisans ’ by P eter M atties-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G
eorge
F
olkm
an
was
in
the beef classes—the "one orders w ere filled.
Elvin Ballou home w ere Mr. and
Mrs R obert Holmes and sons sen is a novel of suspense about
The hogs averaged $30.75 c w t ,
visited F riday at the W avnc an A m er,can re p o rter in Pairs visited S unday afternoon w ith to a custo m er” ruling for the sale the lam bs $37 02, and the steers Mrs. Lloyd Jeffries and children
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B
ruce
Johnson
in
u
nquestionably
had
a
lot
to
do
of Wilder.
S h u ster home near Gay Way wbo attem pts to find a C om m unist
w ith this. Sw ine and canning also $31.18 cwt. This gave a prem ium
Visiting over the w eekend at
junction.
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| leader being purged from the O ntario.
Russel Sim pson who had been dow n some, w ith an increase in of about 11 cents per pound on the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. John B retz and Pa rty —a m an whom he had en-
the hogs. A bout 18 cents per Mrs. O. O. A nderson, w ere Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eldred and countered accidentlly as a child, staying w ith his uncle and au n t, j sheep .and the o th er classes about |
pound on sheep, and over 8 cents and Mrs. Floyd Selby of Sweet
the
C
arl
Sim
psons,
retu
rn
ed
to
sheep,
and
the
o
th
er
classes
about
fam ily visited S aturday evening
The New Milton Cross Com-
on steers.
Home.
plete Stories of the G reat O peras’ his hom e in Roy, U tah, Labor day holding th eir own.
at th e G lenn B rown home.
Record Books
to
get
ready
for
school.
M
yrna
P
ersh
all
and
Sharon
A
n
-,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cam pbell
Mr. and Mrs. L ynn Snodgrass contains play-by-play descrip-
All 4-H record books are due visited in N am pa Sunday a fte r­
Si Hoffman, Goldie L eavitt and derson tak in g champion ribbons
w ere d in n er __ guests
Monday
even-
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fam
ous
operas.
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“ T V i o D i l 1 o»» o f C o l * "
,
‘The P illar of S a lt” L by
A lbert Morton W ixon have been p u ttin g for the second successive year; in the extension office by S ep­ noon w ith Mr. and Mrs. Richard
ing at the G ilbert Holmes home
tem ber 15. We start com piling Rawlins.
Mr. and Mrs. Thane L ankford Memml is a sem i-autobiograph- new- siding on the garage on the M yrna in the m arket hog division.
statistics for this y e a r’s w ork
Chadd
place.
i
Sharon
w
ith
her
Suffolk
ewe.
Visiting w ith her m other. Mrs.
of M arsing and Mr. and Mrs. Lor- ’ca' novect depict- the tum ultuous
Mr. and Mrs. Sam H ippwell o f' Two nam es on the big O ntario right aw ay, so need these record M ary Lyells and sister, Angie
en G reer and son of C aldw ell ]‘fe of Nort.h ,A frica se?n through
Ogden and his sister, Mrs. Gibson Livestock Com m ission Co. trophy , books. A chievem ents m eetings
w ere callers last week at the W. the eyes of the son of a B erber and her husband visited over the for the best 4-H livestock breed- are being arranged in the various Cook, for several weeks are Mr.
m other and Jew ish father whose
and Mrs. C larence Poorm an.
P. H endricks home.
w eekend w ith Mrs. H ippw ell’s ing project; the judges couldn't com m unities, w here pins and cer­
Douglas and David C larkson
Renstrom
Mrs. Dale B ingm an visited last
Povertv
D raw ing the Head and H ands” sister, Mrs. V ein G arn er and decide betw een Sharon Ander- tificates will be presented to club retu rn ed to th eir home in P o rt­
T hursday afternoon w ith Mrs.
by A ndrew Loomis is designed family. This was the Gibsons first ! son’s sheep project, and Linda m em bers who have com pleted land W ednesday after spending
A gency
G ilb ert Holmes.
visit here and the G arners show- T aylor’s d airy project, so compro- th eir projects. And of course rec­ a few weeks w ith their g ra n d p ar­
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Sum pie of
ed them O w yhee dam and land rnised by nam ing them as co -w in -! ord books are part of a com pleted ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Brady.
P endleton w ere overnight guests Mrs. Del Ricks of O ntario w ere
around Adrian, Nyssa, F ruitland ners. They both have excellent project.
S unday at the A lfred Adam s S unday afternoon visitors at the
S tate Fair.
and O ntario.
projects.
hom e.
R olland Holmes home.
A few re tu rn s are beginning to
Mrs. Daisy Shook and Mr. and
The b an n er for the best club
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holm es vis-
Mrs. L. O. C arlson and girls
Asking Yourself Questions
exhibit w ent to the Arcadia group come in from the S tate F air at
ited at th e W. P. H endricks home visited S atu rd ay m orning w ith Mrs. C harles G lenn and baby,
But it was so close that we w ant Salem. L arry H ickm an and David
a b o u t y o u r a u to m o ­
Lynn,
all
of
D
urkee,
w
ere
w
eek­
last M onday afternoon.
j Mrs. Clyde B ohannan and family.
to get some additional aw ards Hill each have blue ribbons on
b ile 's ro a d -a b ility !
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Bowen visit-
M r and Mrs. R obert Holmes end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C harles
Schweizer. They had a b irthday for m ore clubs for next year. C er­ th eir bachelor sew ing exhibits.
ed S atu rd ay evening at the Clyde and sons w ere S unday evening
B etter get the «right an-
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tainly th e W illowcreek, Vale M argaret B u tle r has a blue rib ­
B ohannon home.
callers at the Roy Holmes home. d in n er Sunday honoring L y n n ’s
sw
ots
now
from
m
en
who
*- 1
bon
on
her
clothing
exhibit
and
B etty Byers of H om edale spent first birthday. O ther guests pres- View, H yline and Pioneer clubs placed in the blue ribbon class
Mrs. W ayne Rookstool is v isit­
know
cars
inside
and
out
ent
w
ere
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Guy
G
len
n
.'
w
ere
crow
ding
close
on
the
heels
in g her d au g h ter and fam ily, the the Labor day week end w ith her
in the cake-baking contest. S h ir­
. . . our ex pert m echanics!
A llen M itchells at W eston, Ore. parents, Mr. and Mrs. F rank By- Mr. and Mrs. Boren and sons of j - - - - - -
ley B lake and C ath y Eubanks,
A
drian,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K
enneth
Mary
M
arshall,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
The M itchells have a baby daugh- J e r s
from th e W illow creek Cooking
te r born Sept. 1.
j M r and Mrs. F. G. Holmes and Jensen and Kim and Mr and Mrs. H ouseholder, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. club, placed in the blue ribbon
TOWNE GARAGE
D
w
ayne
B
ennett
of
A
dtian.
^
K
reager,
Mrs.
C
harles
Share
and
Mrs. A lfred Adam s accom panied Mr. and Mrs. W. P. H endricks
class
in
the
cookery
d
em
o
n
stra­
Hermon Towne. Owner
Je rry Gordon has gone to Kan- her m other, Mrs. Davis and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd A dam s to w ere S unday evening visitors at
tion contest. Nancy H ill took a
sas
and
Missouri
to
visit
for
sev-
and
Mrs.
G
eorge
Schweizer.
218 M ain St.. Nyssa
P hone 2570
P o rtlan d last T hursday to visit the G ilbert Holm es home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price attended I red ribbon in the ju n io r b read ­
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes w ere eral weeks.
relatives.
baking
contest.
A fternoon callers S unday at th e the d in n er reception for A drian
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks d in n e r g-uests T hursday evening
w ere d in n er guests S unday at the of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Storm n ear C harles Schw eizer home w ere Mr. teachers at the A drian Presby-
and Mrs. Billie Glenn. Mr. and terian church S unday after ser-
T hane L ankford hom e n ear M ars­ Nyssa.
Bobbie S huster of Nyssa spent Mrs. Vic M arshall and his m other, vices.
ing.
L ester R ataezyk and Ira Price,
Mr. and Mrs. Sid W alker and | the w eekend w ith his uncle and i
B utch of G rangeville and Mr. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R obert Holmes. for up-and-com ing artists w ho Jr., re tu rn ed S unday night from
Mrs. Clyde B ohannan and ch il­ w ant to develop or im prove th eir Salem w here they had gone w ith
the fo rm er’s hogs.
dren visited S unday at the F ran k \ technique.
Mr. and Mrs. L orin Munn and
"How to Run a Sm all B usiness”
Dawes home n e a r P ayette.
Don't Let Carpet
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth G odbout by Jaco b Lasser adapts fu n d a ­ children w ere Sunday dinner
of big-business success i guests at the hom e of th eir son-
Cleaning Floor You and fam ily w ere S unday a fte r­ m to entals
sm all business.
in-law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs.
noon callers at the G lenn Brown
Now you can clean all types
"The D evelopm ent of M odern : David W ynn in Adrian.
home.
of w all-to-w all carpets quickly
Mr. and Mrs. Magnus E kanger
Mr. and Mrs. F red Brown and j C hristianity Since 1500” by F red -
and easily w ith the new Blue
Mr. and Mrs. D ale B ennett of i erick Norwood outlines the m ain attended a recen t family d in n er
L u stre C arpet and U pholstery
B irm ingham , Iowa, w ere dinner! ecclesiastical traditions in the held at the G eorge C leaver home
C leaner.
in the B uena V ista district.
guests S unday at the F rank Byers context of m odern history.
This very gentle foam clean,
F or the person w ho enjoys
Mrs. H arold S nyder w e n t w ith
home. Mr. B rown and Mr. Byers
e r is brushed into the carpet
reading about o th er countries as Mrs. G rover Cooper to Boise last
are cousins.
w ith o u t sogging or m attin g
Mr. and Mrs. G ilbert Holm es | well as the actual trav eler th e j W ednesday to visit Mr. Cooper
leaving the pile open and lofty.
and daughters w ere d in n er guests T w a T ravel G uide and W orld , who is in St Alphonsus hospital.
The original colors spring out
S unday at the A. M. Goodson A tlas” w ith its highlights on m any | Mr. and Mrs. G lenn K notting-
like m agic as you apply the
countries of the w orld will be of ham and son spent S unday with
hom e n ear P arm a.
foam w ith a long handle brush.
! Mr. and Mrs. O. P. C ounsil.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes interest.
(Easy as playing shuffleboard.)
w ere d in n er guests a week ago
B lue L u stre leaves no rings.
You can rem ove spots or traffic
home.
lanes in a jiffy. W orks b ea u ti­
A^C L arry R. Holmes who is
fully on u pholstery too. I t ’s stationed at Del Rio, Tex., called
econom ical as
gallon of Blue
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland
L ustre concentrate cleans three
Holmes on L ab o r day. C adet
Malheur County 4-H clubs and FFA Chapters take this op­
9 x 12 rugs.
Holm es had been to Mexico w here
portunity to express their appreciation to the merchants and
he saw a bull fight.
individuals who made their Junior Fat Stock Sale such a huge
Mrs. D onald R oyse of O ntario
PETERSON
success. Our special thanks to the Malheur County Livestock
and Mrs. Rolland Holmes a tte n d ­
FURNITURE CO.
ed the w edding of M argaret Bates
Association, who sponsored the sale; to the Ontario Livestock
217 Main St.
Phone 3211
and G ary K night S unday evening
Commission Company, who under wrote the sale; and to all
at the M ethodist ch u rch in Nyssa.
those who bid. or sent in bids.
COUNTY
LIBRARY
Oregon Trail
Sunsel Valley
4-HCLUB
ACTIVITIES
THANK YOU
FOKGET
SOMETft/Afff, IADY?
( fab J u st a s /»/am a s th e nose on m yfa ce/J
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Wewill PAY YOU
Sale Personnel
Col. C layt Tschirgi
Col. Jo e C hurch
Col. Bud G ra n t
M organ Beck, C lerk
C harles P ickthorne, C lerk
L u th er F ritts, Clerk
G eorge Bain, R ingm an
And To Those W ho Rounded Up Bids
Ken Zim m erschied
G eorge R ussell
to prove
to yourself that
RANCH-WAY LAY FEEDS
<jiue hou . feeA t ( le iu lti!
Now, enter RANCH-WAY’S 90-Day Pullet Feed­
ing Test and be rewarded at the rate of $2.00 per
100 birds for proving to yourself that RANCH­
WAY Lay Feeds give you better egg production!
Payment will be made by check to YOU!
This Is not a contest. Everyone with laying flocks
and flo<?ks coming into production is eligible to
enter. Come in for your FREE entry card. GET
STARTED TODAY!
NEW — A LL MEW
R A U C H -W A Y L A Y FEED S
S feed
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Cat Y oar Pullet* info Prod« t-
t.o n SOONER . . . C cf MORE
Egg* M onth-A fter-M oaH i
Se e
^Mn
'p rttn d itf
t o ê d h W â f D t*/ e r
The Nyssa Elevator
Dial 2253
N yssa. O r* .
m
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K .;
H arold M allett
Dw ight W yckoff
O rval C averhill
Duyers
Russell P roduce Co.
Owyhee Truck & Imp. Co.
Palom ino Cafe & Lounge
F ran k Hill
D entinger Feed and Seed
B aker P roduction C redit
Valley W holesale & W arehouse
Col. W alter F ritts
T obler’s Feed & F uel
R ex’s Conoco, Vale
S im plot Soil B uilders
W aggoner Motors
Eder H ardw are
B racken’s Dept. tSore
Sim plot P roduce Co.
S enator W ayne Morse
F ischer P acking Co.
A ldred E lectric
C ongressm an Sam Coon
Tony Y tu rri
G eorge R ussell
Ameil C laude
Don’s D rive-In
P eterson F u rn itu re Co.
C harles Sw an
M eeker-T aylor T ra cto r Co.
Safew ay Stores, O ntario.
E verybody’s, O ntario
M alheur M otors
Idaho P ow er Co., Nyssa
Vale Branch, U S. N a t’l B ank
Douglas McKay
Vale Livestock Com m ission Co.
Ont. B ranch, U. S N a t’l B ank
P ioneer M eat P ackers
®
Q
K ay Hori
O n tario P roduce Co.
V alley Coop M anagers Assn.
J. R. Sim plot Co.
M & W M arket, Nyssa
B oston’s Beef House
U S. 30 Cafe
M & W M arket, Vale
East Side C afe
W ilson’s S u p er M arket
O ntario Fish M arket
L. H. F ritts
Home L u m b er Co., Vale
Safew ay Stores, W eiser
Wells and Davies
Van P etten L um ber Co.
Ont. B ranch, 1st N at’l. B an k
Cols. Tschirgi, Church, G ra n t
O ntario Food C enter
F red T renkel
Moore Hotel
T aylor M arket
S trin g er and B artlett
O ntario C linic
Carlos B uckner
O ntario G rain
O ntario Payless Drug
Nyssa Coop
Idaho D epartm ent Store
H olloway Motors
C urly H auser
H aw ley M eat Com pany
G A B F u rn itu re
O ntario Merc
Bob T hom pson
Leo Henderson
IT’S FALL LIGHT-UP TIME
A*
M a tt.
»M
BAG
OP B U L B S , • FREE c M f M
fat p a rtii **« at a Baeaty-
Pta* P M - M a r Lam p at k * N -
■ftee!
Darkness it coming earlier every night. The
children will be atudying, you'll be doing more
reeding. Make «ure your family*« lighting need*
arc supplied by having every sachet filled with the
correct sise bulb.
Study end reading lights particularly must have
adequate bulbs. For ordinary lighting purposes, the
new pink bulbs are extremely flattering to com­
plexions and furnishings. Check your lamps and
overhead lights now . . . then, put light bulbs ou
your shopping list, and keep plenty on hand.
ft*
r . JVC BCTTll- ,,
I D £Cact\iciû/.X>oai
A H O So V MUCH-Cost»
P O So W
ER
LITTLE!