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o Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norman and family were recently transferred from Mountain Home Air Force base to an air base at Chicopee Jralls, Mass. Mrs. Norman is the ormer Peggy Pounds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pounds. o o 0 THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1960 Extension Unit Meets Tuesday At Stanton Home • White Rose • Russet • 0-0 Reading don’t be a MISER .¡th FERTILIZER! Fertilizer costs money BUT when properly used it usually returns from $2 to $5 per dollar invested. Ask your county agent’s advice on fertilizer, but ask us about the many banking services we can render you. Phone FR 2-2813 First National Bank of Oregon Nyssa« Oregon FERTILIZERS PUT THE “GROW IN YOU* OROUNO Matrons Missionary fellowship of the Roswell Baptist church held their monthly meeting at the • home of Mrs Bill VanDeWater, Monday evening. Mrs. Dyre Robe at s attended the Happy Dozen pinochle club at the home of Mrs. Durlin Hammon at Newell Heights, Thursday after noon. — CERTIFIED SEED SIMPLOT o O Bill VanDeWater and Kent Sat a minor operation on her leg at urday evening. Malheur Memorial hospital, Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bennett and j day. She was released to her home Lonnie went to Durkee and Baker ■ Saturday, where her daughter, Sunday to visit her parents, Mr ' Mrs Glenn Van Landingham will By Mrs. Waldo Smalley and Mrs. Loise Boren and family. APPLE VALLEY—There will ' care for her. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Van Land be a meeting for all parents and family of Burns, spent the week children interested in 4-H pro ingham of New Mexico were over By Helen Hatch end with her parents, Mr. and jects at the Apple Valley lunch night guests Thursday of Mr and BIG BEND—The extension unit Mrs. Averys Mrs. Conley Wilson. room, March 14 at 8 p.m. will meet with Mrs. Chester Stan Mrs. Don Boren and girls, Or Mrs. Raymond Thomas has been I ton March 15. Mrs. Edna Mae ville English and Mrs. Dora Eng Livestock, cooking and sewing projects will be given. All boys appointed the new registrar for Wimsatt, county extension agent, lish of Nampa visited in the Dar and girls 10 years old or older are the Apple Valley precinct. The will give the lesson, “Becoming an rell English home Friday evening. books will be open for registering Informed food Shopper". eligible. Mrs. Ray Cartwright recently Miss Virginia Russell county from March 7 until June 4. The Everyone is welcome. accompanied Miss Helen Hatch to home agent and Tom Trail, coun primary election will be neid on Homedale to visit Mrs. Florence ty agent will both be there to June 7 this year. Jolly Jane club met with Mrs. Richardson, who is in the nursing help organize the clubs. A film I Mrs. Duane Jones and son, Jan Frome Stradley Tuesday with 21 home. entitled “Tinas Choice," will be ; . of Pendleton, were guests of Mr. members and six children present. Mr. and Mrs. Doyn Price and and Mrs. Conley Wilson Monday The year books were given out. family of Ontario visited his par shown. The group helped Mrs. Horace ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond March is the month for new' and Tuesday of last week. members, and parents are urged ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Springer of I Chaney cut and wrap a groom Price, Saturday evening. to come and bring the boys and 1 Gillette, Wyo., were guests of Mr. cake. Mrs. Henry was elected sec Catherine Samer attended a and Mrs. Herman Springer last retary, Mrs. Ida Bullen was un birthday party for Linda Brewer girls interested in 4-H projects. week. They have been gone from able to fill the position. Mrs. Ho at Owyhee, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laan and Mr and Mrs. Conley Wilson their home a month visiting with race Chaney is president. The and Larry were guests of his sis relatives in New Mexico, Texas next meeting will be with Mrs. family of Newell Heights called in the Verl Bishop home Sunday ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dutro at and California before coming to Verl Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. Eben Hoadley of afternoon. Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell underwent Idaho. Sunday evening Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas of Mrs. Monte Leveaux took their I Caldwell were Sunday dinner slides of Nevada and Idaho to guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Oca- Wilder called at the Bill VanDe Water home, Sunday afternoon. the Springers and the three fami mica and family. Mrs. Chet Smith spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stubblefield lies viewed the pictures. Mrs. Martha Norland, Mrs. evening with Mrs. La Rayne Sor- 1 and Mrs. Mabel Bennett of Parma Thelma Wilson and Palmer Nor- enson and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Visited Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Ben nett, Sunday. 1 a n d drove to Gooding, Idaho Smith at Boise. Mrs. Tony Ocamica, Jeanie and Tuesday to attend the funeral of their uncle, Milton C. Thomason, Richard spent Saturday afternoon who died from a heart attack Feb. with her sister, Mrs. Daniel An- dregg and family at Boise. 24 in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Price and Mr .and Mrs. Roger Norland and Mr. and Mrs. Orlan ! and sons of Caldwell came Satur family and Lucille of Ontario day to visit his mother, Mrs. Mar White Sunday dinner guests of | tha Norland and brother, Grover were their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- J Findley of Madras. They had a mond Price. family dinner and in the evening The Mmes. Dyre Roberts, John attended the basketball game in Packwood, LeRoy Bennett and Vale John Auker attended World Day Grover Findley and sons and of Prayer at the Nyssa Methodist two friends, drove from Madras, church, Friday. Ore., Friday to attend the basket Bill VanDeWater attended the ball games held in Vale, Friday Board of Control meeting in Boise and Saturday. While here they vis Wednesday. ited with his mother, Martha Nor Linda Bishop was a guest of land. Miss Barbara Brewer at Owyhee, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephen of Sunday. Owyhee were Saturday afternoon Fidelae Amicae, teenage mis guests of her mother, Mrs. Mar sionary group were supper guests tha Norland. of Patty Bean Thursday with 17 Mrs. John Poage of Medford, girls present. Patty Bean attended a class Ore., was a luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley Satur dance party at the home of Diann day. Mrs. Poage attended the fu Smith at Mitchell Butte, Satur neral of her grandson, Douglas day evening. Mrs. Dyre Roberts, Mrs. David W. Smith at Nyssa, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Mentor Leigh vis Krause and Mary Carroll spent ited with his mother, Mrs. Mary Tuesday in Nampa visiting Mr. Jones, Friday. Mrs. Jones who and Mrs. Miller Hendilider. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelton is in the Caldwell hospital is much better and expects to leave Sun and Nona of Nyssa and Mrs. day. She will go to the home of Pearle Abbott and family recent her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie ly attended a birthday dinner in Hargus at Nampa, where she will honor of Nona Shelton at the stay until she is able to return to home of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas and her own home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shippy family visited his aunt, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bolton and Genevieve Sutton at Caldwell, son all of Boise, were dinner Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Elfers, Jr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bos and Sandra visited Mr. and Mrs. ton, Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Fritts has been quite ill the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Homer King of Eighth Oregon Angus Adrian were Wednesday dinner Sale Offers 125 Head guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene The “Angus Capital of the Honey. West” has attracted consignments Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey and of 125 head of all-black bulls for Mr and Mrs. Charles Key of Boise the eighth annual sale at Baker, took a motor trip to Idaho City Wednesday, March 16. last Sunday. This report of a record number Mrs. Neda Fraser of Ontario of registered Angus bulls comes was a Sunday guest of Mrfs. Elsie from Sale Manager Joe Freeman, Robinson and Miss Gertrude Baker, Ore. Hicks. The Baker sale will be one of Mr. and Mrs. William Farmer the few “volume" Angus sales in of Vale were Tuesday dinner the region and will also feature guests of Mr. and Mrs. Monte Le- Angus quality suitable for regis ' veaux. tered herds and top commercial Mrs. Pauline Boston entertained and cross - bred production, the the WSCS members Wednesday. manager said. The next meeting will be with Sale catalogs may be obtained Mrs. Charles Pitman March 16. by writing Freeman. Mrs. Charles Pitman entertain- I ed her circle from the Kirkpatrick See the Gate City Journal 1 Memorial church Tuesday. Mrs. Helen Wilson and Mrs. Frances For Thai Printing Orderl | Smalley were guests. Adrian GAA Presents 4-H Child-Parent Local Talent Show Meet Set Monday ADRIAN—A talent show was TRANSFERRED TO EAST OG THE NYSSA GAT^, CITY JOURNAL, NYS^A. OREGOlt PAGE EIGHT presented Friday night at the Ad rian high school by the GAA. Hiere were three divisions which consisted of first to the fifth grade, sixth to eighth grade, and high school and adults. Winners of the first division were first, Jannie Phifer and sec ond, Gloria Gay Holly. Second tlivisiun wiuneis were first, Sun day and Gene Gonzales, and sec ond, Angie Mendazona. 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