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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1953
Jones _ Is Grange
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John
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He era* i:.' . . id by Tom Jone. of
‘tive from Oregon’s second con- Nysaa.
'.ilk. members of '.lie
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Thursday evening at the regular I
LaOrande
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.. k iip;>t: V he business meeting
Bob Holm
:u . ;er, a ked for re
port' of committee.'.
Leor. i W. et chairman of the
mmittee. reported
m the afternoon meeting at the
tome i : Co
Finger with 10 mem
bers and one guest present.
Boo-ter night was discussed and
the date ,et for the first meeting
in December There was also a dis
cussion on the growing of mint and
the value of the crop. A report was
given by EMior Bu»h, fire insurance
agent, who told farmers they should
protect their hay.
Arma Goodell reported that dis
cussion of bills to appear on the
ballot at the Nov. 4 election will be
the program for the next meeting
The Grange master appointed Ed
Jamison to get further information
for the next meeting.
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REELECT
John
LOCAL NEWS
F rid a y fw eel •< M rs. F r a n k C «l»y
was her sister. Mr' Gene Honey
of Ajgile Valley
IIrra u tM
vmw>c. o i r r th e week -
end were Mrs. Ralph Lowe and
daughters calling at the home of her
parents. Mr and Mrs W O Newell
Cliff Main. Harold Kurtt. W I).
Holcomb and sons. Delvin and Rod-1
I WILL STAND ON MY RECORD
Paid political Adv. by John Koopman. Vale, Oregon
Appliance Co.
I. E Newgren left Tuesnay for
Mr and Mr* It. F Footstool at-
»noted the R.icier-M :ir e wedding
a *e.< >n S1 inday afternoon at Bo; e
Madras expecting t
business
Mr and Mrs N F» Bard of «van
th* I
rush S
Why woit for th. b>g
rush w h in col d
weather comes? Let
us w in te r-s e rv ic e
your car today . . .
and avoid d e la y !
change
Lubrication
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Cooling
•ystem check
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•'frestone'*
anti-freexe
Tuesday, October 14
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Get it now! H ?
8 p.m. Doll House
Charles Adams, Lurella Bergam.
Bernice Chaney. Dean Lancaster, \
James Lis.'tnan and George Schiem-
er. all of Nyssa, and Raymond Hol.y
and Ted Holly, both of Adrian, are
among the 466 full-time students en
rolled this year at the college of
Idaho in Caldwell. Students from
the Jordan Valley area registered at
the C. of I are Margaret Borders,
Johanna Skinner and John Skinner.
The fre.'hman class of 206 is the
largest in the history of the college,
according to the registrar's records.
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MALHEUR DEMOCRATIC CLUB NO. 1
Local Students A t
C. of I., C ald w ell
Dcnnelly and
ale-wan w.th the Ideal Gas and Dale Dcru-elly all of Catdw-ll.
MEETI NG
Malheur County
» 6 y ears experience in this office
• E qual assessm ent cf e q u al property
• Life-long resident M alheur county
bv I.vie F'uUtoer Pearson is the new KoonU. Mr and Mr
r we: e Wedr e da
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of Mr and Mr O J Mitchell on
their trip home after attending the
M r a n d M r s Bill P e a r s o n r e e e n t l f Railroad Oldtimers club at Sun Val
W S. C. S. will meet at the lamie of arrived from Portland and are re iev Sunday dinner guests at the
siding in the home formerly owned Mitchell home were Mi--. Dor;.-
Mrs W E Maze at Ì p.m.
Koopman
Assessor
ney. went deer hunting oier the
wi t>k-eiid. returning F . .lay w;6h
their deer.
Mr and Mrs. Jon. i>h Mangl.n and
Mr- F L McGuviii ■*. < in Boise
Wednesday on bii-::n-
Arrtving M uuta\ from Fort A.i-
gele>. Wash, l M: Hubert Wilson,
who is visiting with Mr Harry
Hatha way all week
G uest Speaker,
No " b o il a w a y "
w o rrie s -e v e n dor*
ing w arm s p e lls .
GLADYS LAST
O n * Shot Last! All Winter!
Vice chairman, State Democratic Com.
Powell Service
Join in sociability with your fellow D em ocrats
Phono 76
C ou p les Club M eets
Next Thursday Eve.
7th Annual
FIREM EN ’S
B A LL
Saturday
October 25
Old Nyssa Gym
Featuring—
JIM B A K ER ’S
Orchestra
$ 1 .0 0 Per Couple $ ¿ .0 0
October meeting of Episcopal
Couples club is set for 8 p. m Thurs-
! day, Oct. 16, at the Episcopal church,
according to announcement of Dick
Tensen. president.
On the program agenda are busi
ness and educational sessions, en
tertainment and refreshments. One
major item of discussion will be the
organization of the prayer book.
Hosts during the refreshments per
iod will be Mr. and Mrs. Tensen and
Mi', and Mrs. Grant Rinehart.
SPECIAL WEEK FOR CHURCH
October is being observed as Na
tional Sunday Enlargement month
by the Assembly of God church.
House to house visitations, as well
as a church census of homes, will be
made during the month. ‘
FORMER MISSIONARY
TO SHOW CURIOS
Rally day services for the Sunday
school of the Church of the Naza
rene will be held Sunday, Oct. 12.
s\n interesting feature of the pro
gram will be the showing of curios
by the Rev. Robert Jackson, pastor,
who has been a missionary to South
Africa and Argentina.
He will also display many colorful
items collected in these countries,
among them stone carvings of Afri
can native people which he sculp
tured while there.
OCTOBER
10, 11 an d 13
LADIES'
LOAFERS. OXFORDS
CASUALS
Odd Lots—Broken sizes
Values to
S /1 .8 8
$6.95
TE
Two Pair $9.00
Coming Events
Friday, Oct. 10—Nyssa-Vale foot
ball game at Nyssa.
Saturday, Oct. 11—'Bake Sale at
Nyssa Insurance Agency on Main
street sponsored by Boy Scouts troop
419.
Monday, Oct. 13—St. Paul guild
at the Parish hall at 8 o'clock.
Tuesday. Oct. 14—Garden club
will meet at the M. L. Judd home at
2 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 15—Civic club
meeting at the Parish hall at 2 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 16—Job’s Daugh
ters to meet at Masonic hall at 7:30
pm. Mary and Martha circle of
Methodist church at the home of
Mrs. Murl Lancaster. American Le
gion auxiliary meeting at veterans
| hall at 8 o'clock Dorcas circle of
LADIES'
FIRST QUALITY
SHOE CLEARANCE
Pair
For
Retf.
89c
$ 1 .25
S P E C IA L
SLEEPERS
WINTER COATS
Pink, Blue Yellow
Sizes 0 to 6
Two Styles
OXFORDS
$4 .98
Sizes
4% to 9
*1
$7 .95
100% WOOL
SHIRTS
Bright and Dark
Plaids
Blue, Green
or
Wine
.4 7
0 Cork Sole
0 Steel Shank
0 6-In. Height
All
Sizes
MEN'S
LADIES'
Sizes 14Mt -15 -1514
Values to
$10.95
Men's
WINTER COATS
REDUCED
C o y . n C lo|Ji
* ac*°ry Shirfs
&
S,,M 1« to 17
MATERIALS
d
For Sewing
100'/i and Part Wool
* Gabardines
* Flannels
* Soitings
Values From
$2.98 to $6 98
ADVE s
dresses
Rei
$3.49
$ 2 ’
Vz Price
MEN'S
SANFORIZED
BLUE DENIM
WORK SHIRTS
Regular $1.98
$ | .67
*
Sizes
14 Vi* to 17
Cap*
Y»ct J * * "*
Gref 0[)v,n*res
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SA L E !
.. but lots of folks who shiver through each winter wiib
'bey could, tool
Other folks look ahead. They prepare for cold weather,
for years to come, by getting a SPARK oil burning heater.
How about you? Will your home be warm this winter?
Better see your SPARK dealer
— he has new model SPARK
heaters at new, low prices. Come
in for a dcmonsuauoo!
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TABLE LAMPS
WALL LAMPS
Various Styles
and Colors
‘Values From
$2.98 to $3.98
Vi Price
S P A R K utitmc H E A T E R S
1st St. and Good Ave
By “Wolverine”
GIRLS'
f t
(Across From Reclamation Office)
WORK SHOES
SADDLE
51-15
Full Fashioned
S- S S * -“*“ .
NYSSA FURNITURE CO.
PIGSKIN
n ic k ~ n , r„ r
\
Spark Air Mover—Value Over $30—
Given On Your Old Heater
ALL WHITE
$ | | 8 8
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J ^ W a (/ of
>SPAHK STOW < 0 l \ (
< OAKLAND 1 . ( mu
MEN'S
NLON HOSE
CHILDREN'S
"SNOOZER"
One Piece
Reg.
$1.75
THEY'RE HERE!
FOR THE HOME
PLASTIC
CANDY
W INDO W TRIM
SPECIAL
Assorted Colors
24-ft. Roll
Regular
$1.19
66c
Variety Department
W e Give "S & H" G reen Stam ps
Open 'Til 9 P. M. Every Saturday
NYSSA
OREGON
Regular 10c Size
Cellophane Pack
ASSORTED
CANDIES
5C Bag