RACE SEVEN
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON____ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1947
COMMITTEE SEEKING
LARGE DONATIONS
number of customers.
We are now serving
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
—Open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.—
Gingham Inn
Legal A dvertising
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FOR
SALE—
Garden tractor, prac- 1 John H. Benedict, route 2, Nyssa,
NOTICE OF SEASONAL
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tically new. Will sell reasonable.! Oregon.
DETERMINATION
Notice is hereby given that the 598 N. Third.
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employer listed below has been de
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termined to be a seasonal em WANTED— Daytime care of child- ! 26.
40-J
ployer within the meaning of Sec ren. Donna Mikkeison, phone 4Dlxc
■ TOST— Keys on chain at Third
tion 126-707 O.C.L.A. Any interested
and Park Wednesday night. Return
party may request a hearing be WANTED— Middle-aged man wants ' to past office.
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ice.
The “off-season" (in calendar
weeks) of each seasonal employer
in Malheur county for the calendar
year 1948 is as stated below:
The Amalgamated Sugar Co., 32-13
1940 Buick Fordor.
The “off-season" (in calendar
1930
Chevrolet Truck.
MANY VISIT AT
weeks) of each seasonal employer
PARTY IS GIVEN
Malheur county for the fourth
1945 G. I. Studebaker 6 by 6.
KINGMAN KOLONY in
calendar quarter of 1947 is as stat-
AT OREGON TRAIL
1946 Ford Tractor and Equipment.
sd below:
KINGMAN KOLONY, Dec. 4—
1938 Willys motor. Completely rebuilt.
rhe
Amalgamated
Sugar
Co.,
31-12
Guests at the Guy Moore home
OREGON TRAIL, Dec. 4—Mrs. Lu-
Oregon Unemployment
1 Hertzell and Zook buzz saw. Never been used.
-ille Johnston of Ontario and Mr. for Thanksgiving dinner were Mr.
Compensation Commission
ind Mrs. Prank Pry were hosts and Mrs. Richard Schultz and fami
Complete
std^k of Laher batteries and Rich
Dated
and
first
published
this
4th
Thanksgiving at a family dinner ly of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. James
day
of
December,
1947.
mond
tires
and tubes.
given a t the Prank Pry home. Snead and two sons of Letha, Ida
Date of last publication 18th day
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl ho, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gunderson
of December, 1947.
Dean of Payette, Mr. and Mrs. Paul and three children of Caldwell, Mrs.
Johnston and family of Springfield L. Hill of Canada and A. B. Zim NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston and merman of the Kolony.
NOTICE is hereby given that a
Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks and
family of Haines, Mr. and Mrs
public hearing will be held before
Dean Johnston and daughter and family spent Sunday at the Dutch Melvin J. Conklin, Examiner for the
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NYSSA, OREGON
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Dwight Johnston of Ontario, Mrs. Hopkins home in Parma.
Jean Dilly of Weiser visited Shir Department of Agriculture, Milk
Ella D. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dean
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Control Section, at the Moore Hotel,
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Smith ley Sparks Thursday afternoon.
Ontario,
Oregon,
December
12,
1947,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummins and
and Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. John J.
it the hour of 1:30 P.M., to receive
Smith and daughter and Mr. and Mis. Lula Cummins were Thanks testimony and evidence on matter.-
Mrs. Carol Tucker and family, all giving dinner guests in the C. C. relating to the production and dis
Cotton home in Nyssa.
of Nyssa.
of fluid milk and cream [ MlC* 6 Y. CAN ANNONE
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Thanksgiving dinner guests at the tribution
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mitchell were
n Malheur County Marketing Area;
B e P unished por
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hosts a t dinner Thanksgiving. Cov L. L. Kreager home were Mr. and to consider minimum wholesale ana
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QUESTION
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Mrs. Hugh Glenn and son, Mr. retail prices and minimum prices
ers were laid for 30 guests.
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Mr. and Mrs. B.,F. Rookstool en and Mrs. Dale Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. distributors shall pay to producers. %
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tertained a t dinner Thanksgiving.. Charles Schweizer, Mr. and Mis.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rol George Schweizer, Mr. and Mrs. 1st day of December, 1947.
and Whitman and family of Pay Gave Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn
Thomas L. Chisen, Chief, Milk
ette, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Olson and children, and Mr. and Mrs.
Control Section, Department oi_
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Victor Marshal and son, Jack.
Willard and Dave Hall left Sun- Agriculure, State of Oregon.
Rookstool and son and Mrs. Lola
Jay morning for Coolidge, Arizona
Reffett and daughter.
Too Late To Classify
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Byers were ,o bring back a truckload of ma-
FOR SALE— 1942 air float trailei
hosts Thanksgiving at the annual hinery.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hall, Sr., house. Modern, with Butane equip
family dinner. Guests were Mr. and
Equip your truck or tractor today with a
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Mrs. A. M. Goodson and daughters have rented the Keever farm and ment. 671, Park avenue.
set of new tires and tubes, made of the
of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. moved from Ontario this week. The FOR SALE— Late model Hotpoint
finest rubber in America—this tire is made
Holmes and Robert, Mr. and Mrs Keever family have moved to Hom- range. Also one snare drum. Phont
for any type of rough wear—and is a guar
Gilbert Holmes and daughters, Mr. e cl ale.
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antee of complete satisfaction— available at
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Petty and 130.
and Mrs. Ronand Holmes and fami
O.K. RUBBER WELDERS.
ly and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes children arrived from Yamhill, Ore FOR SALE— 1935 Dodge four-dooi
gon Wednesday to spend the sedan in exceptionally good me
and Bonnie Kressly.
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Holmes and Thanksgiving holidays at the Walter chanical condition. Phone 135-J.
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Robert and Mrs. F. S. Byers and Pinkston home. Other guests for
Betty shopped in Boise last Wed Thanksgiving at the Pinkston home
NEW CAR, T R U C K - T R A C T O R TIRES
were Mr. and Mi's. Andrew Mc FOR SAT E—Genuine Goodrich rub
nesday.
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R E C A P P I NG & R E P A I R I N G
ber matting, suitable for floor matf
Oregon Trail Grange gave a pin Ginnis of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reuter and in oars and stairways. Nyssa F u rn
ochle party at the schoolhouse S at
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family spent Thanksgiving at Un iture Co.; 1 block west of railway
urday evening.
More than 50 friends and neigh ion visiting relatives.
Mr. and M r^ Howard Dodson of
bors gathered at the B. F. Rook
stool home Saturday evening for Klamath Falls and Mrs. Nova Grimm
of Ashland were overnight guests
in the Henry Reuter home Monday
night.
The D. L. Hurst family were
Thanksgiving guests in the J. G.
Lane home.
Mr. and* Mrs. James Snead and
Mr. anu Mrs. Bob Harrison of Le-
iha, Idaho were callers at the Guy
Moore home Sunday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Snead took their son,
Jimmy home with them. Jimmy had
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft en-
teitaineJ at Thanksgiving dinner
for Mr. and Mrs. William Ashcraft
of Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rieli-
aids, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton
of Wilder and Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Ashcraft.
Mr. and Mrs. Vem Salter and
Mrs. Evelyn G rant of Woods Cross,
Utah spent the Thanksgiving holi
days at the Glen Salter home.
Child and Prank T. Morgan.
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“A large number of memorials | Morgan said, “Volunteer workers
are being subscribed for during this | of the advance gifts commmitte«
have donated in a sacrificial man
An active campaign to secure preliminary campaign. The stand ner and a>e faithfully canvassing
large donations from those who are ard of donations set by those in for larger amounts. We appeal to
in a position to subscribe larger this area, who are in a position to all who are In a position to do so to
amounts Is now being conaucted by subscribe large amounts, will deter subscribe for memorials now, and
the advance gifts committee, which mine the success of this campaign", in this manner aid the work of the
is composed of two groups of work stated Prank T. Morgan, president advance gifts committee, which
ers, under the leadership of Arvel of the Memorial Hospital associa- meets every noon for reports and
discussions of the work to be done”.
Mr. Morgan announced th at Roy
Hashitani and Jim Wataoa.be have
volunteered to serve as members of
WE HAVE ENLARGED
the advance gifts committee and
also as members of the general
our quarters to accommodate a greater
campaign organization.
a surprise farewell party for Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Rookstool, who
will leave soon for Jerome, Idaho
to make" their home. The evening
was spent playing cards, and Chin
ese checkers, and visiting. Lunch
was served by Mrs. B. F. Rookstool,
assisted by Mrs. Leonard Olson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Whitman of
Madras were here on business the
first of the week.
Mrs. P. G. Holmes and Robert
and Mrs. Roy Holmes made a busi
ness trip to Nampa Monday.
Mrs. Dale Bingaman of Nyssa
visited Mrs. Gilbert Holmes Monday
afternoon.
FOR SALE
Watts Motor Company
The Ideal Gift
Luziers Fine Cosmetics
And Perfumes
Play the role of Santa in a grand holiday
manner. . . .give Her a gift of enchanting al
lurement from our glorious assortment of re
freshing beauty aids. Give Him something he’ll
truly enjoy . . . a handsome kit of shaving
lotion.
Presentations are given by appointment in
either your home or ¿urs.
.
Mrs. E. H. Fleshman
Bennett Apartments, Phone 189-W
Mrs. Adam Focht
Route 2, Phone 005-F11
Here’s Your Invitation
to Our BIG, FREE
M/CK£Yaod WS MA Br ° K- rubber welders
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DO ( HOMEWORK
V T E A C H E R SEE:-
O.K. RUBBER WELDERS
WORK OVERTIME
COLUMBIA FAMILY
DINNERS SERVED
“The High Flying Review”
One of America’s greatest variety programs
Music—Comedy—Magic—Novelties
ON THE STAGE
New Color Movies
Educational—T ravel—Comed y
ON THE SCREEN
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5
BEGINNING AT 2.00 P.M.
NYSSA THEATRE
NYSSA, OREGON
Refreshments will be served at 4 :00 P. M. in the Dealer’s Store
OWYHEE TRUCK
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O- IMPLEMENT COMPANY
“Your International Harvester Dealer”
4th and Main Street, Nyssa, Oregon
COLUMBIA AVENUE, Dec. 4— Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Tensen entertained
at Thanksgiving dinner for Mr. and
Mrs. Claus Tensen, M. and Mrs.
Dick Groot, Mr. and Mrs. John
Broad and Dick W. Tensen.
Several members of the riding
club of this community attended
the dance at Nyssa Thursday ev
ening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smit of
Nu-Acres entertained the members
of their pinochle club Tuesday
afternoon. Prizes were awarded to
Dick Groot, Mrs. Jake Groot and
Z. Davidson.
Thanksgiving dinner guests of
Mrs. Florence Larsson were Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Weatherspoon and son,
David.
Recent Boise visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. Klaas Tensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wilson and
Diane were Thanksgiving dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lem Wil
son of Oregon Trail.
Visitors Friday at the Gerrit Stam
home were Mr. and Mrs. Oerrit
Groot of Apple Valley and their
house guest, Dick Sellman of Med
ford.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton Jensen of Nyssa were Mrs. T. H.
Beranek, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ten-
sen, and Neil and Carolyn Tensen.
Sunday dinner guests at the Ger
rit Oroot heme in Apple Valley were
Fred Koopman of Nyssa, Klaas
Stam of Oregon Trail, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Groot, Jr., and their house
guests, Dick Sellman of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Larson
entertained a t Thanksgiving dinner
for Mr. and Mrs. Rulan Staples
and family of Nyssa.
BUILDING PERMITS
Leland K. Carsn, alteration, N.
First street, lots 3 and 4, block 81,
Park addition, *150. frame, 10 by 12.
C. K. Olson, oonstruuction, lot 9,
Stunz addition, *12.000, 58 by 36
feet, King avenue, frame.
Helmer C. Ostrom. construction,
double garage. Seventh street, block
13, Teautsch addition, *1500, 22 by
26 feet, pumice blocks.
Paul W. Heldt, construction.
Third street, lot 8, block 71. Green
addition. *3500, 22 by 38 feet, frame.
Loyd Focht, construction, lot 9.
block 38. Park addition, *4000, 24
by 30 feet, cinder blocks.
When you heat water the
Old Fashioned way ...
considering the cooking, cleaning, dish washing,
laundry and all the other household chores that must
be done daily, the average homemaker has a full-tim e
job. Plenty o f hot water is needed for each of these
tasks. Heating it the old-fashioned way is an extra
job— one that makes you work overtime.
Instantaneous hot water helps make these jobs
easier and faster. You have tap-ready hot water for
shower or tub, for laundry and dishes, too, if you
heat water electrically.
Your family, and every fam ily in the Snake river
valley, can enjoy now the efficiency, the comfort and
the economy of electrically-heated hot water. There's
no shortage of electric water heaters. Your retailer
has them in stock in all sizes.
The average family needs a storage lank of 52-
gallon capacity so that hot water can perform its
duties instantly during a 24-hour day. Let your dealer
help you join the thousands of Snake river valley resi
dents who live more comfortably with electric hot
water heating.
Y o u ’ ll eliminate
dimming lights and
“blown" fuses If
your home is equip
ped with the right
slse wire, enough
circuits and outlets.
Insist on Adequate
Wiring.
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