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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, O R E G O N N Y S S A LOSES T O E M M E T T 25 T O 0 Continued From Page One bver another touchdown for the wikings. and Musgrove, Vale end, (liner^epteo a Welser pass and ran [forty yards for the final Vale score. T H U R S D A Y , SE PT E M B E R 30, 1948 PAGE SEVEN San Anselmo. Texas, were visitors Divorce. Burley, accoinpaineu by Mrs. Eldon Portland Egg & Poultry" co. vs. Friday at the honie c: Mr. and M.s. Bernard Fa iinan. I l i e guco.s are Oregon Food Sales co. Recovery on amount. $2,410 ccusias o f Mrs. Eastman. Freda M. Taylor vs. Hubert W. Street Signs Ordered— Taylor. Divorce. T oe* city has oraered no parking P IT IT IO N S . PR O B ATE C O U R T signs to be erected in the " Y " area | Estate of Nareus Renteria, de- in front of the Firestone and some of the other business houses in that eased. block near the grade school build E tate of ClarenceC. Thiessen. ing. The signs will probably oe deceased. ejected in about a month. The Wolverines punched over a touchdown In the fiual quarter on the accurate aerial tossing of Jay , t , k.ert, Wo.ver.ne hair. T h e Enunett Huskies demonstrat ed to a capacity liome crowd th a t; .ney expect to be a top contender j for S. R V. honors. The veteran Husky line ripped the Nyssa for- Game Hunters Speaks At Reception— Henry H. Hartley, superintendent of the Nyssa school», talked at Lincoln heights last Friday luglu at a reception given by the P. T. A. for the teachers. He spoke oil the newer viewpoint on the child. We Have Proper Facilities Return From Trip— Mr. and Mrs. Lem Wilson, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert M eKiin- mey returned Monday from a week’s trip that took them through I the Yellowstone park and scenic spots In Montana, the Dakotas, Nebroska, Colorado and Utah. For Cutting, W rapping, Freezing And Storing Your Meat good buy, $895 Phone 165-W. M ar pacity, with exterior reflnUhed. shall Wells Store. 3031xc Excellent condition. $13. contact Nyssa Nursing home, phone 12-W. F<1 R ' ALE Kie.it beet puller aiid 3081xp loader, new roto beater, good con- 19tJ model C Allis diUjU. dred Wilson, Filer, Idaho. FOR 30S4xp Chalmers tractor in excellent con dition. with plow and cultivator. F O R SALF 1937 De Soto, phone See at W yatt Smith place, box 914, .SCR after 6 p. m 30S2xp Nyssa. 30S2xp EOR SALE— 19'8 Ford pick-up. FOR SALE — Shults trailer. 24 Le.-s than 4090 miles. Can be ;eon feet long, electric refrigerator. Bu after à p m. at rear of house at Ico Late To Classify tane stove. See Lloyd Pharoah, 033 No. First. 30S2xp Apt. 18. Veterans housing project. •KiR S ALE Chester W hite bred 30S2xp 1111:. .d. in front of or in lilts, phone 013R2. 30Slxp rew.ua. Kay u n ville, phone FO R S A L E — New, two-bedroom FOUND Tw o carpenter's hand 30S2XC home. full basement, double aws. Inquire at Clyde Snider's 1931 Chuvrolet, l ‘ s garage, one acre of ground, ex lome, highway and Locust avenue. FO R SALE cellent location. SHOW N B Y A P 30Slxc ton truck, tires fair, beet bed. 1947 Priced for quick Ford two-ton tru. k, two-speed rear P O IN T M E N T . FOR SAT E— 1941 Chevrolet, 2'a ton end, S*• tires, beet bed. Watts M ot ale, three room house with bath. ‘ ruck. Long wheel base. Brown or company. 3032xc Completely furnished. 50x153 lot, nice vard B ERN ARD KASTM AN . i e 3-speed. 8*> 20 10 ply tires, PH O N E 84. 30Stfc i.e box. 75 pound ca N Y « A ood sound cabinet an I motor, a f o r C AI F For Further Information Phone 124-W ifl 1948 Manhatten, Blue 1938 Tudor Ford 1947 Manhatten, Green 1938 Ford Dump Truck 1941 Ford Coupe, 1937 Ford “60” Panal Black 1936 Chevrolet Coupe 1941 Ford Sedan 1929 Model A Ford 1937 Buick Kenneth Mace fhono 41-J or 05-J2 ward wall to shreads and allowed B U IL D IN G PERMITS a trio ot Hard driving husky backs. Reynolds, Holbrook and Cruick-1 Heldt brothel's for Eastern Ore •henk to score a 25-0 win in Em gon Produce company, repairing of mett's league opener. Feature of produce shed along railroad rigtit- he game was a 78 yard touchdown of-way, 50 by 144, frame, $10,000. Henry . D. Malony, construction run by Cruickshenk, Husky haif- Fourth street, lot 9. block 37, Park back. Tlae Emmett line sparked by addition, $4000, 24 by 20, frame. Guards Hardixty and Buck, played »tellar offensive and defensive ball. N E W S O F RECORD The Ontario Tigers received a sound lesson in T formation foot Johnnie Lucero, Jr., of Nyssa ball from a smooth working La and Maria Susana Garcia of On Grande grid team. The LaGranae ! tario. gridders scored six touchdowns Glen M elvin Noonan and Ella during the course of the game for Montgomery, both o f Vale. a 37-0 decision, and gave a capacity C , O M P L A IN TS , C IR C U IT CO URT crowd ait Ontario plenty of thrills M arcia Walker vs. Earl Walker, with their well executed plays. The Payette Pirates found they had a very full evening of work In squeezing past a tough Fruitland team 14 to 7. The Pirates did not salt the game away until the last 38 seconds o f play when a 30 yard pass from Howard Buettgenbach to Potter, Pirate half, was good for a touchdown and the ball game for the Pirates. The Fruitland team scored in the third period on a 93 yard punt return by Loren Martin, Grizzley half. The Pirates scored their first touchdown in the third quarter on another pass Buettgen- bar’ k to Potter. Lumbaugh and Grasmiek, Grizzley tackles turned in stellar defensive performances. Coach Gary Elder’s Parma Pan- ilinrs narrowly missed an upset victory over the heavily favored Caldwell team when they dropped a 12-7 decision to the visiting team from the Big Six. To Richland— Mrs. George M cKee has gone to Richland, Washington to visit Mr. and Mrs. Max Schweizer and fam ily, and the new twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Schweizer. Mrs. Schweizer is a daughter of Mrs. M cKee Go T o North Fork— Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrison and Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen spent several days last week fishing on the north fork o f the Malheur river. kiemcmt 't/oui test va/ue in chiome Jinettes! Courses Planned— School administrators o f Vale. Ontario and Nyssa and the county school superintendent met in O n tario Monday to discuss plans for extension courses for teachers for the coming year. Here From Burley— Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hackney ol M ahaffey and Mrs. Nana Gerrit of Specials Bicycles Tricycles - g u Mi ID - # v lS E $ !% r ' n f $ J f l u ,3S8j£>\ -i 1 / f i‘h j # $39.95 and U p $9.49 and U p E LE C T R IC Room Heaters Boys’ Coats $5.95 $2.98 Reg. $9.95 H eats in 60 Seconds! i«»» F lo y ® " » C. «>c • ' S TEW A R T ÍiZftái iiï»» W ARNER "SOUTH-WIND" AUTO HEATER Low Priced—Midget She! an o o S J SEAT COVERS " ,.,j. o. ruta During This SaleI -grtrffim i up toupes GFNIIINl TOP QUALITY Tinstone The Journal 1695 Unusual performance. Has many big set features. SEA T CO VERS Fill it. fix it. patch it this easy way Ihdes a hundred kinds of ugly blemishes... it’s as useful as anything in your tool chest! T e xollte Is a R e * Harvest Valuel R e g . 2 .3 9 T M Stunz Lumber Company Film stick» Hgbt r . f JJr ~>'r 1 SKILLET Get the BEST for LESS During Our Big HARVEST SALE Guaranteed b y * - . Good Housekeeping ïm -m t offers A cleansing agent in RPM Motor Oil scrubs carbon, gum —keeps engine insides shiny. "RPM” clings to hot upper cy linder walls, protects against excessive wear. YOUR USED TIRES ARE I WORTH MORE TO US . . . I Trade Today for W e a r kfcpt s lig h t BEAUTIFUL FIVE PIECE SET ? ir * $ to n * I STANDARD TIRES FEATHER FORM TOUCH' FITTING ROLLER SEATS BEARING AND SLIDES BACKS UPHOLSTERED IN DURABLE. STAIN RESISTANT LEATHERETTE One Block West of Railroad Depot Wo need used tire« tor retreading! You’ll be amazed at the liberal trade- in allowance we’ll give tor your old tlrea during our big Harvest Sale. Here’s your ohance to get famous Firestone Standard Tires at BIO SAVINGS. Even If your tires are only partly wom, you’ll get r U L L allowance for the unnaed mileage during this BIO BALE! DON’T wait . . . TRADE and SAVE TOD A T I "RPM” is "rust-proofed” to prevent damage from moisture that corrodes engines. Don B. Moss F IR E S T O N E D E A L E R STO R E Nyssa, Oregon
