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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON V A LE TAKES T W O THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1947 sacrificed and F. Wilson filed out church Sunday. They were Katha- leen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 10 right fleld' Russe11 cam« in after G A M E S J N .TOURNEY , the catch, making the score 3 to 2 Wayne Karoldson ; Linda Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert l for Nyssa. (Continued from Page One) „ , Wilson; Carias Ray, son of Mr. Graham walked in the last half •and M rs.'Elden Yergenson; Stew In the last half of the fifth In of the sixth, and stole second and art Gregg, son of Mr. and Mrs. ning Russell reached first on an Leslie Burbank, and David Ray McDonald, playing his first game error and C. Wilson went to first mond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray for Nyssa. singled, putting Graham 0.1 a fielders choice. D. Willson mond Weatherspoon. on third. The runner reached home on an error on the left fielder. Visit in Utah— Vale just about broke up the Mr. and Mrs. Ersel Beus flew to Ogden over the week-end to vis game in the eighth by scoring sev it Mr. Beus' sister, Alta, who was en runs on six hits. The Vale bat send ly injured in an accident ters blasted Wohlcke for three sing recently. les and with two outs and two men In Corvallis— on base. Hartley went to the Rosel Hunter was in Corvallis mound. He allowed two hits, one the past week on business. a triple, and a base on balls and he retired in favor of Wilson, who Invited to Join Choir— Nyssa Ir.D.3. singers were invited I allowed another triple. The final to join and participate in a stake mm. i out was finally accomplished on a throw from shortstop to first. Frankie Chitwood and his fam-1 atsses to the children, pumping wide choir, with rehearsals begin ning Tuesday evening in the On Graham tripled and L. Bates o f ' ou-s niule, Whirley Gig, will appeal i water o ff his brain sitting on his tario' chapel. An Aaronic priest Vale singled in the eighth, but nai- with Tuckers rodeo string for per- marching doing the goose hood chorus has been organized tlier team scored. Nyssa batters formances at the Nyssa rodeo July | na"ster' marcnmi>' domS the goo„e with Raymond Weatherspoon as went out one, two, three in the 23 and 24. The mule s tricks include , step, doing the camel stretch, p<el bowing to the spectators, lying ing "the end of the trail", pushing director. The first rehearsal will be ninth. 0 held Mnday evening at the L.D.S. In a resumption of Idaho-Oregon down, rolling on his back, pump- 1 his master out of the "arena with church. league play, Ny.saa will meet Nam ing his legs, sitting up, throwing his nose and "selling out". pa on the Nyssa diamond Sunday, Go to Dietrich, Idaho— July 12. A. Chadwick, club presi games will be played at home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tucker dent, said that the next three Nyssa Nyssa AB R II O A E and three children spent the week a word of advice. Rely upon us Russell, ss 2 2 0 2 1 2 e n d visiting Mr. Tucker’s sister and C. Wilson, 2b’ 3 0 0 2 4 0 for always smart like-new dresses, family at Dietrich, Idaho. 0 4 0 0 D. Willson, If 3 0 DR. EDWIN W. suits and coats and we’ll respond 4 0 0 3 0 0 In Twin Falls— F. Wilson, c Go to Temple— 3 0 0 1 0 0 Rambaud, rf Six couples from Nyssa attended OLDHAM , D. C. I Mrs. Edith Benton and son, K en with praise for the smartest “ little Graham, cf 2 1 2 0 0 0 the temple excursion to Idaho Falls 0 0 neth, spent the Fourth visiting Mrs. last week. They were Bishop and 1 1 4 0 McDonald, lb wife in the world.” Chiropractic Physician H. Wilson, 3b 4 0 1 1 0 C Bentons son, Clyde Benton, and Mra. Arvel Child, Mr. and Mrs. O. 3 1 1 1 1 0 family. Mrs. Benton also visited R. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Wohlcke. p Physiotherapy 1 0 0 1 0 0 Mrs. Mary Felton of Kimberly, Ida Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mon Vaughn, x 1 0 0 0 0 0 ho. formerly of Nyssa. Hartley, xx tague, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pet Electrotherapy 30 4 5 27 13 3 Totals erson and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Seouts to Have Trip— X —Relieved IWlson as catcher in Bair. Last fall the stake chartered Nyssa scouts of troup 53 will a bus, taking 30 persons. This time Nyssa, Oregon »iih th and Wilson pitched; X X — leave July 15 for Caulp Billy Rice, pitched in eighth. individual cars were used. Over Dime Store AB R II O A E for a 10-day vacation of swimming Vale and other sports. Those interested 5 2 3 2 0 0 Banies, rf Visits Grandparents— 4 0 0 3 2 1 should contact Scoutmaster Leo Miss Anna May Fife, five-year- Hutton, ss Child on Alberta avenue for in 2 G 4 1 1 3 old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. La- Johnson, c formation T h e fee this year is 0 0 3 1 4 1 mont Fife, is spending the summer L. Bates, cf 5 1 1 10 2 0 approximately $18. All food is fur with her grandparents. E. Bates, lb nished. Important, Oregon Motorists! 3 1 2 3 5 1 Gammon, 2b 3 1 0 2 0 1 Knott. If Steak Fry Given— 4 1 1 2 1 2 Camp Over Week-end— W. Atkins, 3b Grant Jones was honored guest M. and Mrs. Ray Drown and 3 0 0 1 4 1 at a steak fry given in celebration T. Atkins, p 38 9 11 27 13 5 family and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pur of his birthday last week at the Totals vis and two daughters spent the Caldwell park. Eleven friends were holidays camping and fishing at present. DRIVERS U R G E D TO | West Camp Creek, near Ironside. Miss Nola Drown entertained at C A R R Y SC H E D U LE dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pur Nyssa la d y Wins Radio— Miss Mariam Devers won sixth You must apply for renewal this month ONLY vis Wednesday evening. r A M C C IN T fil i D u c v LOCAI NEWS 1 place in a contest letter for the K. C. baking powder company, re- I ceivlng a 440 Zenith table radio. | Gordon's drive-in market will also receive a radio for having been the merchants who sold her the bak ing powder. • No individual notice will be mailed to you . • Do not apply by mail. Apply at the driver's license clerk or examiner in your community. • No re-examination is required. I f your driver’s license number Is higher than 5R-66.000. get a renewal schedule from any serv ice station, police or sher if f ’s office, or l i c e n s e clerk or examiner. Oregon 5R-1 driver’s licenses to 5R-33.000 are already invalid. Look at yours to make sure you are not violating the law. Robert S. Farrell/ Jr./ Secretary o f State TO BE THE Leader IT HAD TO BE THE F in e s t % Every Oregon driver should carry a license renewal schedule with hli driving permit until his old driver's license expires, Robert S. Farrell Jr., secretary of state, stated. "Most of the questions and mis takes the licne.se division has en countered,” he said, 'would have been avoided if the people concerned had carefully read and kept the renewal schedule. It was designed intentionally to fold to the size of the license card so the two could be carried together." Schedules are i available free of charge from any I service station, police station, sher if f ’s office, or driver's license clerk or examiner. All Oregon driver’s licenses ex pire during the next two years un der a system adopted by the 1917 legislature. The expiration date of each license Is determined by Its serial number, lowest numbers first. Numbers 5R-33.000 to 5R-G6.000 ex pire this month. Numbers below 5R-33.000 expired during June. No individual notice is given when licenses expire. Application for renewal in Nyssa sould eb made at the ecorder's o f fice between the hours of 8 a.m and 5 p.m. on Monday through Friday. No examination is neces sary. Appications, however, will not be accepted ahead of schedule. Vacationists with old licenses who drive out-of-state risk arrest unless they carry Oregon renewal sched ules to prove their permits are r y il valid. in Lewiston, Utah. W ith Mrs. Brown and Marion Grace. Karlene visited at Payette lakes July 4. From Boise— Mrs. Bernard Eastman returned Monday from a week's visit in Boise. I Returns Home— Spend Vacations— Mrs. Jean Fletcher returned F ri Mr. and Mrs. Flank ChurCh of day Irom Corvallis, Eugene and T a coma, where she visited relatives. I Walsenburg, Colorado spent the | Fourth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Church and returned to T o Idaho— After a visit of two weeks In the their home this week, accompanied home of Burnall Brown, Karlene by J. L. Church, who will spend Hyer returned Monday to her home his vacation there. Drain Ditch A N D C A N A L C L E A N IN G Sower and basement excavating. Also land leveling and ripping C. E. Leseberg Phone 154J MfCKÉYaod WS MA Bf O K- rub .™ welders I t ’s a foolish habit to drive with worn, undependable tires. A id thousands of safe miles to your tires with expert recapping service at O.K. RUBBER WELDERS. . . . One-day service. Driver's Licenses Numbered 5H-33,000 T o S B -6 6 ,0 0 0 E x p i r e Dn r i n g J u l y ! if your driver's license serial number is in the above group. PAGE FIVE O.K. RUBBER WELDERS NEW C A R , T R U C K -T R A C T O R TIRES R E C A P P IN G & REPAIRING PHONE 5 M ■■■£■ ■ ..., NYSSA. OREGON Five Balers Christened— Five babies, two girls and three boys, were christened at the fast neet’ng services at the L.DB. æ m ra im m j m ost folks w o u ld G E T ALONG B E TTE R \F THEV'D DO LESS : W O R R lN ' AN' MORE J in k in '. Stop worrying about the dent in the fender of your ear. . . . just bring It to the N YSSA AUTO BODY SHOP for expert straight ening and paint work. W e’re eager to help you maintain the good ap pearance of your ear. May we serve you? 3 S ^ u toB od iiS h op COMPLETE BO DY« PAINT SHOP WBECKCB SERVICE GLASS DE P T . R S t JOTW j O n a hot summer day the answer Is sure Four Quart Capacity $13.95 to be "ye s ." But if you ask a housewife about her The U. S. Department o f Agriculture says water supply, the answer will surely be " n o ," If she does not have an electric water heater. A n ample P re s s u re C o o k in g is the only safe way to preserve non-acid foods, including vegetables, meats, fish and fowl. For safety and economy in your home can ning (and cooking, too) use the scientifically designed, perfectly constructed N A T IO N A L PRESSURE COOKER. ----- A V A IL A B L E IN T W O SIZES------ The No. 7 has a liquid capacity of 16 quarts and comes completely equipped with inset pans, wire canning basket and modern guide for cooking and canning. No. 7 Size $19.75 Millions now in use; more millions in demand everywhere! NYSSA FURNITURE CO. 1 block west R.R. depot You d o n 't h a ve to swing to kill th a t pesty thing!" supply of hot water In the home Is almost as neces Electricity will serve you better If you have ade quate wiring. adequate Knock ’em dead with Chevron Fly Spray. Flies, mosquitoes, moths and other insects meet quick death when a fine mist is sprayed into the air. Its active ingredients 100% — with D D T — give this bug killer highest rated lethal power. Or, get ’em when your back is turned — by using Chevron Surface Spray. It contains V ’c D D T and waits for insects with a killing power tl.tt lasts for months. Brush or spray it on sills 2nd basebiards, in cracks and corners. you build Insist on wiring or when sary as the water itself. Old fashioned methods of heating water are inconvenient . . . there's always a wait and the supply never seems to last through all the chores. remodel. A n electric water heater Is the ideal appliance. You install It and forget it because from then on there is hot water ready to serve you the moment you turn the tap. A n d In the Snake River Valley, electric water heating Is economical at Idaho Power's low electric water-heating rate. A sk your dealer to show you the new 52 gallon capacity automatic electric water heater— just the size for the average family. W. E. SCHIREM AN PHONE 61 STANDARD Of CALI FORNI A PRODUCTS I DA HO e h c tU c U U W POWER Pott SeMUCH Cestt So LI TTLE!
