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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1959
Mr and Mrs. Harry Kingrey re­
Bartlet states that the show this
turned home Thursday after
year will sfirpass the offering of
spending 10 days with their
a year ago.
Mrs. Sylvia Palmer of Boise daughters, Mr and Mrs James
Flower Lectures Slated
came Friday to accompany her Stewart and Donna and Mrs Lu­
Four separate shows will be sister, Mrs. Angie Cook to the cille Steward in Ta oma During
STATE FAIRGROUNDS. SA. held during the eight days, thus Malheur County Pioneer picnic their stay the Kingreys and their
LEM — Oregon’s state fair, eight assuring that the show will be held Friday in Vale. Mrs. Cook daughters toured the world fam­
days of family fun, entertainment fresh during the entire fair. Lec­ went to Boise with her sister for ous Butchart Gardens in Victoria,
and competition, opens in Salem tures on flowgr arranging are a week end visit, returning home B C
Sunday.
Saturday for the 94th time, and added features.
Almost 900 head of cattle, a
it will be the icing on Oregon’s
Mr. and Mrs Harry Gahan and
Miss Nancy Skeen spoke at the
record number, will be judged
Centennial year cake.
Mr.
and Mrs. David Beers were
Tuesday and Wednesday, New- Plymouth ward LDS church
Record numbers of animals, Monday,
guests of Mr and Mrs. James
,
meeting
Sunday
evening,
when
including
Devons
which
are
mak
­
hundreds of 4-H and Future Far­ ing their first appearance at a presentation of the girls awards Malloy at a barbecue dinner Tues­
mers of America youngsters and state fair.
day evening.
were made.
350,000 people are expected to At least 1,500 poultry, 537 pigs
descend upon the 72-acre fair­ and 779 sheep and goats will be
A house warming party was
Overnight guests at the Frank
grounds.
after a long list of cash pre­ given last week for Mrs. H. E. Farr home Monday were Mr. and
A night stage show starring Bob going
miums, special awards and tro­ Collins by 12 member» of her stu­ Mrs. Paul Orr and four daughters
Crosby, daily horse racing and phies.
dy club. The Collin’s new location of Roseburg, Ore. Mrs. Orr is a
a combined horse show and rodeo
of the 4-H and FFA judg. is 614 N. 4th street.
niece of Mr. Parr.
all are expected to attract large j ing Much
be completed by the time
crowds, but the emphasis is on the the will
fair opens Saturday, but cattle
open class competition and 4-H showmanship
contests plus style
and FFA contests where thous­ revues and dollar
dinner contests
ands of prizes will be awarded.
keep the youngsters busy
The floral show proved to be will
the most popular item in the 1958 throughout the week
Russia points with pride to the
fair, and Superintendent Hazel Special Awards Planned
fact that Russian women are
Both farmers and backyard gar­
doing men's work and are
deners will be competing in the
getting men's pay for it. That's
huge land products show. Special
nothing; over here women get
’ interest there is centered on the
men's pay without doing any
awards for the best malting bar­
work!
ley and for the largest sunflower
and tallest corn stalk.
Art of both young and old Ore.
gonians will be exhibited in the
Dentists
art salon. Colored slides, part of
the international colored slide
show, will be projected daily at
J. R. CUNDALL
7 p.m. in the Little theater on the
second floor of the main exhibit
Dentist
building.
Sarar’n Clinic
The Centennial Farmstead, a
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project of the Oregon Grange, oc­
Nyssa
Oregon
cupies a large plot of ground in
the northwest portion of the
grounds. It contains a two-room
J. W. OLSEN, D.M.D.
farmhouse, implement shed, well
and rail fence, and Willamette
DENTAL OFFICE
valley families will “live” on the
Seventh and Bower
stead during fair hours.
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Governor io Award CeriificatM
©
Another important feature for
Oregon farm families will be the
«
Veterinarians
awarding of 44 Century Farm cer­
tificates by Gov. Mark Hatfield.
The certificates go to persons liv-
NYSSA VETERINARY
| ing on a farm started at least a
CLINIC
century ago.
Oregon housewives are compet­
Dr. B. E. Ross
ing for thousands of dollars of
Dr. D. R. Mason
premiums plus electric appliances
in the needlework and foods de­
Large and Small Animals
partments. Highlighting the com­
407 Main St.
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petition is the selection of one
woman as Queen of the Kitchen.
Announcement of the winner is to
Physicians and
be made at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday
Surgeons
’ when she will receive an electric
| range as her prize.
The Bob Crosby show, with Lu­
SARAZIN CLINIC
cille Norman, will be presented
K. E. Kerby, M.D.
twice daily for the first four days
of the fair and then once nightly
K. A. Danford, M.D.
the final four days. Appearing
D. W. Sarazin, M.D.
■ with Crosby and Miss Norman
Physicians and Surgeons
| will be five other acts.
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ill
All
Rodeo-Horse Show Nightly
Show horses and hard riding
MAULDING CLINIC
cowboys provide the rodeo-horse
L. A. Maulding, M.D.
show nightly at 8 p.m. with
Physician and Surgeon
matinee peformances the first
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three afternoons of the fair.
Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5
Both harness and thoroughbred
Daily Except Saturday and
I horses run every afternoon except
Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12
Sunday on the half mile Lone Qak
race track. Post time is 1 p.m. I
: for the first race.
Grant B. Hughes, M.D.
Two novel contests will provide
Physician—Surgeon
a change of pace for fairgoers. A
Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5
hog calling contest will be held |
Saturday, 10 to 12.
Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 p.m., I it
—Phones—
Office, 3365
Residence, 6611 and children through tSe age of V.
14 will try to find 10 needles in
Office: 2 North Main St.
a haystack on Thursday which is
Kids’ day.
Oregon State Fair
Begins Saturday
At Salem Grounds
PERSONALS
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VISITS JOURNAL OFFICE
Mrs. Duane Alters of Boise was
a brief visitor at the Journal of­
fice Friday morning She was on
her way to attend the funeral ser­
vice of Mrs B. F Talbot at New
Plymouth. She brought Diane
and Kathy to Nyssa to spend the
day with friends. The girls re­
mained overnight with their
grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Alters,
who returned th»m to Boise Sat­
urday.
For Proven Results
Kst/ie Water"
RETURN FROM TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Berg and
Gary returned home Saturday af­
ter visiting a week in Burley with
Mrs. Berg’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Johannsen in Rupert
and with Mr. Berg’s parents, Mr
and Mrs. Jake Berg.
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Here areo some winners of FFA and 4-H members at
the 1959 Malheur County Fair held last week:
Walter Sather, age 15, FFA member, won first place
with his Senior Holstein heifer, also Reserve Champion
Holstein. Walt also won Champior? Senior Showmanship
in the Holstein show.
In his FFA project his swine took first and third place,
a Champion Berkshire gilt. Walt also won Reserve
Champion FFA Showmanship
John H. Sather, age 12, 4-H member, had Champion
Angus steer. Won first, second and third place in the An­
gus female class. Two-year-old Angus female was Reserve
Champion female beef animal of the 4-H show. Reserve
Champion female of all beef breeds. John also.won the
Champion Junior Showmanship in the beef show
Beth Sather, age 14, 4-H member, won Grand Cham­
pion sheep showmanship. Had Grand Ciaampion Hamp­
shire female ewe; Hampshire yearling ram won second
place in open class; second place Hampshire fat lamb;
first place Hampshire yearling ewe; fifth place Cheviot
fat lamb; fourth place Hampshire ewe lamb; first place
Hampshire aged ewe; first place Hampshire yearling ewe;
third place Hampshire yearling ewe.
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NYSSA. OREGON
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