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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE TWO fhe Gate City Journal Editor and Publisher Kl.ASS V. POWELL . . . SUBSCRIPTION RATES ADVERTISING RATs.8 One Year ..... 82.00 Six Months.... ; .....................»1.25 Single Copies............................. .05 (Strictly in Advance* Open rate, per inch.........Me National, per inch ------40c Clas-ut.cds. per word..... —3o Minimum ... -30c Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon Entered at the postofflces at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under the act ol March 3, 1879. ADRIAN BOYS WILL GO TO LAGRANDE F F A parliamentary team will go to LaGrande to participate In a parliamentary procedure contest March 7 and 8. Henry Reuter, vocational agri One member of the chapter will culture teacher in the Adrian high also represent Adrian in the public school has announced that the speaking conte t at LaGrande. Mr. Motor Truck Service A d No. 1780 INTERNATIONAL Truck Service M eans TON-MILE ECONOMY IVfiy • Contact us if you’re interested in truck service that keeps trucks operating economically. Here’s why: We plan your work efficiently. Our shopmen are com p eten t craftsm en. T h ey fin d and fix little troubles before they become big ones. They have the skill and w ill to do thorough jobs. We are part o f the International Truck service organization. We have factory-standard Interna tional parts. We have special International equip ment for testing, servicing and repairs. So contact us for service that pays off in the language the truck operator understands best — ton-mile economy. This service available for other makes as well as International. Nyssa, Oregon A A ,\ £¡NttRNAT|OÑA^ I NTE RNATIONAL Tr U N K L E H A N K SEZ i f USED f o OE fVlAf GOOD c o o k in ' w o u l d -T u r n ANV MANS HEAD BUT n o w i f o n l v "T a k e s a UTTLE Just as all true lovers do, With hearts so light, and carefree. You wanted the world to know By taking the vows of matrimony. Two lovers' dreams had come true For a little place called home. It meant just as much to you As all tlie wealth men might own. You built it on a firm foundation. Chose God as your dally guide Granting you your strength and satisfaction As you went through life side by side. OWYHEE TRUCK & IMP. CO. Phone 83J The print clad housewife with her •kerchier wrapped head, enjoyed the thrills with her ‘sister’ in the sleek fur coat and town' hat. I was prepared to stand my ground' within view of both doors through which Mrs. Broadhurst might come, but I was engulfed in the mass. When she made her ex it for the lunch hour I was only IMPRESSIONS OF able to catch a glimpse of her walk ing proudly erect down the stair TRIAL GIVEN BY NYSSA RESIDENT way. Although the afternoon in court By Ruby 31oore was almost devoid of excitement, I The impressions I received at the do not think the women in the Broadhurst trial were varied, while room who were there for the sake the atmosphere among the crowd of curiosity were wholly disappoint was one of excitment and expec ed. tation. The poise of the defendant was When I arrived at the court unbroken that afternoon. I marvel house, it was almost noon. I was ed at her composure under the surprised to find a crowd was focus of so many eyes. Through gathering outside of the court room four hours she sat relaxed, but I questioned the by-standers. It ' with good pasture. seems they had come with hopes The large diamond sparkled from of catching a glimpse of the much- the ring on her finger and occas talfced-about Gladys Broadhurst. ionally one caught, glimpses of a The crowd was "cosmopolitan". gold bracelet from beneath the The well dressed city man stood sleeve of her black suit. As the af rubbing elbows with the fellow in ternoon grew shorter, she appear the faded jeans and cowboy boots ed to grow slightly weary and don ned white gold rimmed eye glass THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS es. She placed a red pencil she had been using, jauntily over her IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE right ear, where it remained un til slie made her departure from DRAFTSMEN the court room. I would like to describe Gladys 7 Broadhurst's looks as they really RADIO OPERATORS are, but I can only give my per 2 sonal opinion. She dressed with RADAR TECHNICIANS good taste and carried herself in a 1 regal fashion, she had been en MODEL MAKER And many others through enlist dowed with a charming ‘way’ or has acquired it through practice» ment in the United States Army which offers 40,000 good Johs a The years have failed to collect month. Service with the United their usual toll and she remains States Army is today's best guar youthful looking. antee of permanent employment, THE HEARTH STONE opportunity for advancement and retirement income. Investigate to- You cherish with fond memories dear lay at year of eighteen ninety-seven First Security Bank Bldg. The February the twenty-fifth of Payette, Idaho that year Hand in hand, you started out together. Reuter also expressed the hope | that some of the boys will enter I some of the shop contests. ¡1 In a preliminary parliamentary contest held at Kingman Kolony February 24 Ontario »’on first place, Adrian second and Nyssa third. block 9, Teutsch's addition, »1000, 22 by 24, frame. Nazarene church, construction. Oood avenue, lot 13 and 14. block 2, Teutsch addition, one story, $7000, 30 by 34. frame. Farmers Supply Co-operative, con struction. Bower avenue and Sec ond street, lots 15 and 16, block 8, original townslte, 87500, 45 by 60 feet, one story, brick and cinder- block. Roy S. Dames, alteraton. Third street, lot 2, block 36, Park addi tion, $500, porch and application of shakes. Robert L. Richardson, construc tion, Fourth street, lot 4, block 38, Park addition, *2500. 20 by 24 feet, frame. 1947. 1. p.m., 3/4 mile west of Wei- Boyd, owner. Col. Floyd A. Ran seI calvery bam known as oid dall, auctioneer. Clyde Dale, clerk. SkaKgs p i ^ , 15 head ol dairy cat- Ue chlikens some used lumber and miscellaneous equipment. G. C. Superior Service W anted Hides, Pelts, Junk Iron West end Snake river bridge, Nyssa CARD OF THANKS We wlah to thank all of our friends for the lovely flowers, cards and other gifts that we re ceived on the occasion of our 50th wedding annivewary and those who sang songs over the radio I station in our honor. We thank | everyone who had any part in making our anniversary a pleasant one. / O. J. Jumper, Prop. Veltex oils, gas, bat teries, tires, and tubes. Repair shop. Nyssa, Oregon. Phone 83-W. Located on junction of Adrian highway ac ross from Grade school. ?.. i * FARMERS It is time to plant let with us for Russett Po Sure as shooiin’, if there’s Old Man Dirt in your Diesel fuel, there’s trouble ahead. Every drop of fuel goes through injector-nozzle holes small as a human hair. And if these injectors get dirt-worn, that does it, brother. Cuts the power of your Diesel and leads up to repair bills. Because it’s all- important to use a CLEAN fuel, use Standard D io el Eucl — distilled 100% for PURITY. tato seed. W. E. SCHIREMAN OWYHEE PRODUCE PHONE Gl Phone 25-J At The Nyssa Baseball The pin-up is one of the handiest lamps ever designed. It hangs on any wall and fits in against eyestrain caused by poor light. • Highest Quality Assured foe Saturday, March 8 Nyssa Gymnasium Here’s your chance to help start N y s s a ’s first baseball team in several years. Eyelo is tested and approved by th« Department of Research and Con trol, United- Rexall Drug Co. MASCOTS SUIT WILL BE AUCTIONED Tickets Obtainable From Eagles Lodge Barber Shops Nyssa Tavern Olympic Club Rosebud Ken Renstrom Inland Oil Co. Your dealer once again has a large selection of beautiful floor and pin-up lamps from which you can choose He'll gladly suggest the best lamps for your needs. • Scientifically Formulated to insure complete compatibiUty with eye fluids a reasoa why Eyelo la superior to ordinary eye lotions. Remember that BETTER L IG H T MEANS • Ask for Eyelo today! Have BETTER SIG H T and better light costs so little at ic in your medicine cabtnec when I need it. Idaho Power's low electric rates. only 50C H aH a a tiA it faoouC t Mat FC In FC fo tr: Pi gr w w E ï t t lamps, the pin-up lamp is your best protection So oth es Your Eyes when they >rc tired and irritated due to exposure to strong light. . . high winds . . . and dust. Ft ne; ï I t any room in the house. Along with modern floor Dance PO ont nel ti F b fi Composed by Mrs. Omer E. Dor man and dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Marshall on their golden wedding day, February 25, 1947. Benefit FOI moc to ] beet 26-1 sprt at er. R 5 5/MulößodqSho(i BUILDING PERMITS A. L. Hawkins, construction. Fourth street, lots 7 and 8. block 1, Teutsch's addition. $1800, 24 by 36. concrete, metal on steel frame Dan Owllegas. construction. Bow er street, lot 8. block 85, Westfield addition, $900, frame. 16 by 20. I Owen C. Counsll, construction, garage. King street, lots 7 and 8, I FOE by base Fou: en Prie FO tab blu gor R2. tuce now. We have a seed. Place your order PO pa* rat rou don't watch out" PUBLIC SALE—Monday March 10. and Imperial No. 847 FOR phor your Diesel SALE CALENDAR supply of Great Lakes FOR a fei out. “Dirt will get He answered a special prayer one day By blessing you wtthr an infant son, Which you prize most of all today Turn your car over to the NYSSA Of all the prizes that you have AUTO BODY SHOP. Let us help won. you keep it in good shape come to our complete rebuilding department. He too has established a home, Were ready to help you with all Where with loving hearts they your body, fender and paint work abide. problems. We also have wrecker With a noble son of their own Much to their joy and pride. service. Though it seems but just yesterday, Not fifty years ago to you, To recall to memory the most Important day. COMPLETE B O DY* PAIN! SHOP To solemnize the vows I do, I do. WRECK» SERVICE GLASS OE PT . cS > J 0 TW As you celebrate your Golden Wedding day. Greetings with admiration are extended unto you. It’s the least that folks can do or say, May God grant you many more anniversaries too. Join The Hit Parade Bernard Eastman THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1947