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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1953 »AGE TWELVE INYSSA THEATRE TELEPHONE 1*8 THURSDAY-FRIDAY OCTOBER 9 10 "I DREAM OF JENNIE" In THUCOLOR with RAV MIDDLETON BILL SHIRLEY LYNN BARR MI RIEI. LAWRENCE A stirring story of the immortal Stephen Foster and o f the songs lie penned in the days of the showboats. Also WORLD'S HEAVY WEIGHT FIGHT ROCKY MARCIANO JOE WALCOTT Time for Heavy Wright Fight: 7:10 and 9:41 Each Night. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 11 "THE FIGHTER" With RICHARD CONTE LEE J. COBB Also "UTAH W AG O N TRAIN" with REX ALLEN PENNY EDWARDS SUNDAY-MONDAY OCTOBER 12-111 "THE SAN FRANCISCO STORY" With JOEL McCREA YVONNE DeCARLO SIDNEY BI.ACKMER FLORENCE BATES Lusty action and romance in the roaring days when San Francisco was the West’s rugged frontier. Matinee Sun. 1:30; Adm. 30r-9r TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14-15 "JUMPING JACKS" With DEAN MARTIN JERRY LEWIS MONA FREEMAN DON DeFORK Another fantastically funny com edy riot—they're up in the air as paratroopers—no ceiling on laughs. THURSDAY-FRIDAY OCTOBER 16-17 "BRIGHT VICTORY" With AH J ill R KENNEDY FEGGY DOW JCLIA ADAMS JAMES EDWARDS The tense drama of a blind vete ran returning home to seek a new life. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 "DESERT PURSUIT" With WAYNE MORRIS VIRGINIA GREY Also "HELDORADO" With ROY ROGERS GABBY HAYES SUNDAY-MONDAY OCTOBER 19-20 "LYDIA BAILEY" In Technicolor with DALE ROBERTSON ANNE FRANCIS CHARLES KOHVIN WILLIAM MARSHALL Tlie most exciU:ig spectacle of adventure and romance ever filmed prings to life on the screen. Matinee Sun. 1:30; Adm. 30c-9c Traffic Cases Go To Courts Following a minor traffic accident Sunday near the L D.S. church in Nyssa, Clarence H ?ath w:n fined *5 for failing to yield the right f way and Don Lucero wa fined $5 for operating a car with no driver. license Both drivers appeared Tui ■ - day before Police JutPre Smith. Ar rests were made by City Police Of- ' fleer Frank Lawrence Ordered to appear Monday in the J police court was Charley Stewart. who was arrested on Oregon’s basic I rule violation, but he failed to ap pear. He was arre.-ted after going through the underp:. ... Lawrence revealed this week that on Sept. 21 a 17-year-old boy from Ontario was violating city traffic regulations and refused to stop when ordered to do so. The incident oc- cured at 2:15 am . and Lawrence was forced to give cha e from the corner of Mairf and First streets. The youth started back to Ontario a/t a high rate of speed, ignoring the siren and red signal light. Within tihe city limits of Antario, the fugitive nearly lost control cf his car and m i. ed Quarterly Rep }rt of 1st National Bank Shows Increase Over Last Year Figure* releaved by the Nyssa i of the First National Bank if {• r.land show that on Sept 30, 1952. d- i at the branch were *4,223.- 47J and loanb $3,375,316 Branch r. o. er George Mitchell made^the .i:.:i ir. ement in keeping with First Nat.' rial's policy of releasing state- mi-.-it f condition figures quarterly. On Sept. 30. 1952 deposits at First N i . r.al Bar.k of Portland, with t- 18 rate vide banking offices, were *575,4-5.827, loans totaled *303.315.135 and r< ources amounted to *630 109,- 215. All three figures represent sub- •tai al increases over the quarterly report figures represent an increase over Sept. 30, 1951 of *54.801.115 in deposits, (29.M2 658 in loans and *63.b85.900 in resources High mark.-, in deposits, loans and resources were also set by the First National Bank group On Sept. 30, 1952 deposits were *712,517,516. loans were *359,766,736 and resources were *778.202.562 Over Sept. 30. 1951. Firs-t National Bank group deposits increased *63, 445,335, loans were up $41,083,872 and resources moved up by $73,925,289. Commenting on these figures, the bank’s president said the increase in bank saving deposits was especially -igniiieant. This strong up trend in bank savings deposits, he added, car a inches” when he points »o the reviving and healthy couldu t make a turn, Lawrence attitude toward saving and demon strates the fine characteristic of 'ut* I Lie state police took over thrift by the people of Oregon. FORMER PIONEER OF ll- l hailed the lad Into Ontario’s OWYHEE DIES WEDNESDAY J11 ■ *’ court where h£ was fined OLYMPIC SKIER WILL BE Word was received today of the *2'1 SUN VALLEY INSTRUCTOR death of Mrs. Hubbard Walters, 81, Two 1 ' drunks were ordered to ap- One o f the top skiers of the world, at her home In Riggins, Ida. Mr. p a r before Ny$isa Police Judge Smith Wednesday morning and two Jack Reddish of Salt Lake City, has and Mrs. Walters settled on the more were arrested Thursday morn- been added to the ski school staff of Owyhee in 1905 and qperated a instructors at Sun Valley and Is ex large stock ranch until they moved ir. police reported. pected to be at trie resort when the I to Nyssa several years later In 1*28 winter season officially opens Dec. they moved to Riggins where Mr. Walters preceded her in death. 20 . Funeral services are set for 2 pin. Reddish is a two-time member of Saturday at Riggins. the U. S. Olympic ski team, and captained the 1952 squad. He was LOCAL NEWS national Combined downhill and slalom champion last season and Sonia Lyn, nine-year-old daughter j won the downhill and combined | of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Woodard, Is j Olympic tryouts at Sun Valley last confined to her bed with rheumatic \ | year as well as the 1951 Harriinan fever. Lt. and Mrs. Gene Stuns and chil- GENUINE ACCESSORIES | cup slalom. j ren, Suzanne and Betsy, left Wed- t ME EMC »«D ftetar* rione is { nesday for San Diego, -where Lt. I Birthday Dinner Stunz expects to be stationed for Mrs. J. C. Smith was honored Sun- about six months. Howard Smith returned Tursday ] day evening at a birthday dinner at WHY Y e u rt n o w j the home of her daughter and son- night from the mountains beyond — a whole in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bert L. Petet, John Day with a deer. n e w ra in | of Nampa. Other relatives from var- Mrs. YV. A. Bybee and Virginia b o w of : ious towns in the valley attended. spent Saturday in Bois* ro o m paints! Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dewey visited + —•:• E x c lu s iv e Entertains Bridge Club i their sons, Robert and Dale in Ne- d e e p to n e s Mrs. Hugh Tobler entertained her 1 braska. Returning with them were — rich l bridge club Tuesday at her home, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson, of Ne- j with Mrs. Dwight W yckoff and Mrs. braska, who stayed a tew days at j sh ad e s— Lewis Atterbury as guest players. their home. t u n n y tints You're S e t . . . Mrs. Robert Wilson won high, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Llenkamper — B Y TH E Clifford Mink second and Mrs. Al spent Sunday visiting in McCall. DO ZEN S— You're S a f e . . . bert McKimmey low. Two tables m a d e only b y Fuller. were in play. Flat Wildlife refuge in Nampa. * —❖ You're Sure... Marked with U. S. Fish and Wild ADRIAN STUDENTS life ’’blue goose” or wildlife refuge DIC0RAT0R COLORS HEAR VETERINARIAN Whan You Use signs, the islands lie between Home- Se e th em Dr. Frank Harris, Wilder veteri dale and Walters Ferry bridge. h e r* I Dart pointed out that five pri narian, addressed the agricultural class o f Adrian high school recently, vate islands, on which hunting is stressing the value of veterinary controlled by owners, lie among the medicine to farmers and giving them government Islands. mo in p u o r m i h g in ip Antifreeze valuable information on how to treat ailing farm animals. He also instructed them how to Hunting season la Here avoid many pitfalls encountered in DON B. MOSS With good luck you will get a administering pills and liquid medi- per gel. Deer cants to calves and cows. Firestone Store Hut. if the old car won't run It will ruin all the fun, 5th and Main Rhone 2 All-Boy Cast 3o, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Flesey, of Nys Nyssa, Oregon sa, are the proud parents of a baby Take Advantage of Our boy, born to them Sept. 26 at Mal heur Memorial hospital. The Flesey’s now have three boys, including a set of 18-months-old twins. Five other boys were given birth at the local hospital during the past Through October 15th week Parents were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morgan, Nyssa, Oct. 3; Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Price. Homedale, Oct. Complete Motor Tune including 6; Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hunt. On the following: tario. Oct. 7; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Check compression Day, Parma, Oct. 7, and Mr. and Clean and adjust spark plug* Mrs. Dean Hopper, Nyssa, Oct. 7. Test battery FEW SNAKE RIVER ISLANDS Clean battery terminals TO BE OPENED TO HUNTERS Adjust or replace I)l«4. point* Let's Hunters will be allowed to shoot Check DisC rotar and cap REMIND ducks and rabbits on the so-called Set timing •government" islands of the Snake Taat coil and condenser You--- river this year, according to a re lease from the office of Sheldon Clean fuel pump bowl Dart, manager of the federal Deer Cold Days Are Near And Now Clean air cleaner Is The Time To Check manifold hsat control Normalize engine Winterize Your Car With Adjust Carb. idle Adjust fan belt phkst on Adjust valves la valve-In-head motors Chech radiator YOU’RE SET...I Check thcrmmtat YOU’RE SAFE... Prepare car for ahtl-froea* per gallon Phone 297 518 Main Complete lubrication YOU'RE SURE! FoMoCo $ 3 -7 5 Herriman Motor Co. Hunter s Special Gefifour Car ready to /au£h a f In Technicolor with ANN SHERIDAN JOHN LI ND HOW ARD Dl'FF WILLIAM HARRIGAN Rugged and roaring action as lrcm man wtau mah* U m la n a a s a t i fuui tlirilk* *Jt4 rc PRESSURE-PURGE We clean the Radiator and Water Jackets of the Block in lest than thirty minutes. • SAVES GAS • SAVES MOTOR WEAR Hartman's Lockers Towne G arage Nyssa, Oregon 218 Main St. Phone 48 2 ML East at Locker Ave. fé t ÿ m t P R E S T O N !” BRAN D Winter service begins with anti» freeze.. and you might as well have the best — " f restone'' brand I WE SPECIALIZE IN WINTER SERVICI • C O O L IN G SYSTEM C H E C K -U P # "P R IS T O N i” ANTI.FREEZE • LUBRICATION • O il C H A N G * • BATTERY IN S H C T IO N We Give S & H Green Stamps Bunn's Signal Service Phone 59 See Us For Your . . . . Coal Furnace and Cleaning Oil and Furnaces Repairing Colemsn Dust Floor Stop Furnaces Filters ALL KINDS SHEET METAL WORK H E À T IN G N EEDS EDERS HARDWARE Phone 46 Iv'tfc/ X EANTIFREEZE $ 3.75 Andy's "66" Service PRESIONE & WEHAVEm MEET THE M A H * [A * ( Your G re y h o u n d A g e n t ) L —/ Also ZEREX For Only $5.60 plus parts Wc Use a Sua Motor Analyser Nyssa Motors, Perma-Guard BERRETT’S Service and Cafe Inc. 3rd A Main Phone 18* War Surplus C O A L H EATERS Take Your Pick From 3 Circulators Several Block Models W hen These Are Gone, DRAINAGE — BASEMENT "STEEL T O W N " CAr. it th« time to Tha Lstast in Cutlary Sharpening Equipment Car This Fall? "FLESH And FURY" ~ T H U R S D A Y -F R ID A Y _ OCTOBER 28-24 your O o tx lu a ii. HUNTERS! On A Frozen EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS A mean left, a mean right - Mime fancy footwork and Cupid i.iki-. '¡a m u M He wins a title and a girl. » tro u Take A Chance TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21-22 With TONY CURTIS JAN STERLING MONA FREEMAN WALLACE FORD Use Journal Classified Ads. COMING EVENTS Monday. Oct It— L. D S Nyssa itake auxiliary board meeting Friday. Oct IT—Junior Women’s For the first time since early Amity club at the home o f Mrs. spring Nyssa’* weather has dropped Herrry Z**ell. I p. m into the 70 .> for a weekly average Only three days of the Journal’» weather week saw temepratures in the 80s—last Thursday, rriday and Saturday when the thermometer readings were *0, *0 and *3 degrees, respectively. Average for the week was 78 de grees, with the lowest dip of the W hy Try to mercury being a 73 for Tuesday, fol lowing a new low of 33 degrees for Skin Out a minimum on Monday night. Daily readings follow: with a Max. Min. 40 80 Oct 2 Dull Knife? 43 83 Oct. 3 46 80 Oct. 4 41 77 Oct. 5 36 77 Oct. 6 Bring It to Us 33 73 Oct. 7 Wa Hava 36 Oct. 8 76 Daily Temperature» Dropping To 70'» MOKE PEOPLE TRAVEL BY G R E Y H O U N D THAN BY A NY OTHER T R A N S P O R T A T I O N SYSTEM, w.i> TOt Birmingham. Ala. $10!)« ( ilgary. Can 20.10 I Irvil.iml Ohio 40,1.0 Tuscan. Aril. 24.05 Sacramento 16.25 * Palm Beach, »I . 4M.75 Oklahoout ( it*. 30 1)* (Plus CRANE SERVICE Heating Stove Make our store your buying headquarters for ro» Charlotte, N.C. K.llamamo. Mich. New York City Kansas City. Mo. Detroit, Mich. Dodge City, Kan« I I Pisa. Tea Tax) GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT 511 Alain of This Popular Type TANK HOLES Aliotit 2oo m illion pam -ngers took iiMeriity trips hv G rcyhounJ last tear m illion« more lhao h> any other transportat.ou * «tent. 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