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o o 0 Q THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON © THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 O o • 0 PAGE NINE O O o Mr Halls father, D. W. Hall of "The Family Horse" by Pauline Arizona; Mrs. Ilea Perry, Mr. and W. Herman Everything ooe Mrs. Dwayne Bennett and fami-1 needs to know to have a hea: thy ly, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kreager i horse, and do it all yourself. of Ontario. "Comanche Moon" by William Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar went New books going into circula "Cage and Garden Birds by R. Cox. A powerful novel of the to Boise Thursday with Mr. and I Cash prizes will be awarded to tion Saturday. July 9, at Malheur Georg Steinbacher. A comprehen West that tells of marooned tra Mrs. Jerry Gordon of Jordan Oregon 4-H youths who do a county library include the follow sive guide to the keeping of all velers at a lonely outpost and a Valley to take their baby to a' By Mrs. Herschel Thompson By Farmerette Club skillful job of demonstrating safe ing interesting volumes: kinds of cage birds savage Indian raid. KINGMAN KOLONY — Polly I clinic. Willis Conant also accom-. NU ACRES—Mr. and Mrs J. T. use and handling of agricultural "Wisdom of the West" by Ber "Case ot the Waylaid Wolf" by "What Dog for Me?" by Robert pan led them. anna club will sponsor a picnic Martin were honored Sunday at chemicals according to rules of a trand Russell. A unique, illus V Masters. Everything a would- Erie Stanley Gardner The 100th Mr. and Mrs. Lance Earp of a lawn picnic at the William Sul new contest. for all residents of Kingman trated history of philosophy by be dog owner needs to know i book by the famous author fea- Kolony Sunday, July 10. to be Ontario were guests Monday af livan home in Homedale. The oc Cal Monroe, state 4-H extension the Nobel prize winner for liter about dogs to select just the right , tuning the now world-famous tri ternoon of Marie Earp and the held at the Parma city park at casion was their 40th wedding an agent at Oregon State college, re ature, with 500 illustrations, 250 family pet or a pedigreed cham umvirate: Perry Mason, Della 1 p.m. The club will furnish a Herschel Thompsons. niversary. Others attending were ports that the Western Agricul of them in full color. pion from among the 120 recog Street and Pau! Drake Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pinkston Mr and Mrs. O. J. Kurtz of Nyssa, tural Chemicals association is of drink and ice cream. It will be a "The Long Road to Humanity'' nized American Kennel club "Time Walked" by Vera Pano potluck dinner and everyone is and family and Lee Thrasher of the Wheelock and Mitchell fami fering the first contest in this area by Stanton A. Coblentz The story breeds. j va. A moving novel by the cele- asked to bring own table service. Parma visited Sunday at the Wal- lies of Caldwell. to Oregon’s 31,000 4-H club mem 1 of man’s age-old battle against "Back of Sunset" by Jon Cleary. | brated Soviet novelist tells the I ter Pinkston home. bers. Top demonstrators at coun tyranny and oppression. A novel of the Flying Doctor ser | timeless- story of a little boy's» The Adrian Livestock 4-H club ty fairs will receive $5 each and Mrs. Durlin Hammon was hos Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKague 1 growing up in pn-.tent-day Russia "The Savage Years" by Brian vice in Australia. meeting was held Firday after tess Friday afternoon to the Hap and daughter of Nocolaus, Calif., a chance to compete for more cash Connell. The story of the strug noon at the home of Jannie Phi py Dozen Pinochle club. Mrs. Bill visited Wednesday with Mr. and at the state fair. gle for North America that was fer. A judging class on Jerseys Toomb, Mrs. Dale Ashcraft and Mrs. Mike McKague. They left Purpose of the contest is to pro- was held. There were 25 present. Mrs. Wesley Piercy attended. Thursday to visit a brother-in-law i mote safe use of chemical pesti decided on the plains of Abraham in the heroic battle between W’olfe Mary Laan went with Judy Visit al Begeman Home who is very ill in Boise. cides, which include all chemical and Montcalm. Pratt and her parents to the Vale sprays, dusts and other poisons Sharon and Ernest Kimmes and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodge of "Saga of Ben Holladay" by El rodeo Friday evening. Marilyn Betts attended an ice used to kill insects, weeds, ro lis Lucia. A biography of a man Kennydale, Wash., arrived Sun Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lane of Mc creani social at the Free Metho dents and other pests It also in- Dermitt, Nev., arrived Friday to day to spend a few days with Mr dist church in Fruitland Tuesday eludes pesticides used to control who was an adventurer, trader, and Mrs. Carl Begeman. Hodge explorer, Indian fighter, builder spend the Fourth of July week growth of crop plants evening. and lord of most everything that end with their son and family, is a brother of Mrs. Begeman. Suggested demonstration topics rolled in the frontier west. Ben Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Bessie Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lane. include safe handling and storage Moore of New Plymouth visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen, Mr. Van De Water and son called at Saturday with Mrs. A. P. Ches of poisonous chemicals, rodent Holladay was the greatest trans portation tycoon our country has and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft, Mr and the Begeman home to visit. Mon ney. control, use of right equipment ever known. Mrs. Oscar Kurtz were pinochle day the Boyce Van De Waters 'Inland Whale" by Theodora Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomson, when handling poisonous chemi guests Thursday evening at the called to visit the Hodges. Kroeber Nine stories from the Bob and Barbara of Caldwell cals and reading labels. Mr. and Mrs Carl Begeman and home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nebelsieck Mrs. Ida Hodge called at the Wil called Saturday at the home of • The WCAA will help furnish California Indians. 4-H members with demonstration "Gemcraft" by Lelande Quick. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Thomson. and family of Lewiston, Idaho, son Witt home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daudt and materials and encourage coopera How to cut and polish gemstones Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conant came to spend the Fourth of July weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill and family of Mountain Home family visited Sunday evening tion from local stores. The growth of the agricultural Toomb. The two men are cousins. were Sunday dinner guests at the with Mr. and Mrs. William Roy ston of Fruitland. chemicals industry since World Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson and Willis Conant home. 127 Main Street Phone FR 2-2916 Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson War II has enabled saving of mil- Mr. and Mrs. Jess Martinez and went to Emmett Mrs. Marie Earp _ j lions of lives and prevention of were Sunday dinner guests of Mr family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rod Wednesday to visit Mrs. Emma ríguez and family had a Fourth and Mrs Mike McKague, the oc Thompson. Brandt and of July picnic in the Caldwell casion being a combination birth Mr. and day dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Wil Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haney and park. Mrs. Inez C. Martinez of Wal son and McKague. family left Saturday for a fishing Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Chesney trip near Unity. They planned to nut Creek, Calif., is spending a few weeks with her sons, Jess visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lar return Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kreager ’ and Tony Martinez. She is now son in New Plymouth last week. went to Silver City, Idaho. Sun staying with the Tony Martinez Mr. Larson has been ill but is im proving. Mrs. Larson is a sister day with a group from the Owy family. of Mr. Chesney. hee Riding club. Attend Freezing Demonstration Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daudt and Kreagers Host Tacos Feed Mrs. Art Sparks and Mrs. Virgil daughters are staying in Nyssa at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kreager Viers attended a home freezing were hosts at a tacos feed Satur demonstration given at the Boule the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill day evening. Guests were Mr. vard Grange hall near Ontario Kohl during Kohl’s illness. The Daudts are helping with the work and Mrs. Dave Hall and family; Wednesday afternoon. at the restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Carvajal Woodrow Pulsipher, son of moved this week to California. George Pulsipher, is here visiting Fem Hatch of Parma was a for a few days from his home in Monday overnight guest at the Yuba City, Calif and Art Sparks home. Art Sparks and Darrell Slippy Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Zinn and hauled wood from Unity Monday friends of Meridian were June 26 No. 8 North 1st St and Tuesday. visitors at the home of their son Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Bennett and daughter - in - law, Mr. and and girls called Friday evening Mrs. Charles Zinn. at the Jim Eden home. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Salter and family went to Clifton, Idaho, to Phone ER 2-3085 OPEN ALL NIGHT 113 Main Street spend the Fourth of July week end with Mrs. Salter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher MacDermott. Kingman Kolony Picnic Scheduled Al Parma Sunday Marlins Honored On Anniversary With Lawn Picnic 4-H £lub Contests To Demonstrate Use of Chemicals RODEO SPECIAL COSTUME JEWELRY PauluA flewebuf BEFORE AND AFTER THE RODEO Slop at BROWNIE'S Nyssa’s Finest Food Featuring CARL'S RADIO SHORT ORDERS STEAKS FRIED CHICKEN TV SERVICE BROWNIE’S CAFE FIRST 1960 FIRST 1960 SWEATER and SKIRT SHOWING! SWEATER and SKIRT SHOWING! 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