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THE NYSSA. GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1949 PAGE THREE meeting last week In Portland that Malheur's Road j it had allocated $920.000 for high- Pro J ieets Show u heur way and bridKe construction in Mal- county In addition to $221.109 000 for the construction o f 24 ad ditional projects in the 1950-51 con struction program. These are dis tributed over 19 of the counties of ---------- for a Malheur-Harney county nro- the state and are in addition to T h e state highway commission ject. prior allotments made for the two- announced following its three-day | The commission allocated $3.034.- year construction program. The projects are as follows: Old Oregon Trail. Pumping Plant hill- Ontario section, milepost 408 to On tario, $50.000 increase of prior allot ment from $180.000 to $230.000 Weiser Spur highway, Weiser bridge. Oregon's share only $180,000. For Complete Skinning. Cutting, Wrapping. Freezing Payette Spur highway, Payette and Storage Service— bridge. Oregon's share only $365,000. Old Oregon Trail, Cairo-Nyssa For Custom Cutting— section, 7.5 miles widen and asphal tic concrete, $140,000. For Professional Wrapping— Awarding of a contract on the south unit, Princeton-Follyfarm For The Latest And Best—Everything Wrapped in section of the Rome-Princeton, sec ondary highway, a Malheur- H ar Special Meal Cellophane (at slightly extra cost) ney project, is pending.M. L. and C.. R. O ’Neil of Creswell submitted the low bid of $221.109. SEE The state highway department also plans to eliminate the curves in highway 201 at Garrison's cor ner between Nyssa and Adrian. A project map issued in conjunction Vt MILE SO. NYSSA-PARMA JUNCTION with the federal aid program gives the tentative figure for the project at $25,000. Leave For Corvallis— Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell left Tuesday morning for Corvallis for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Smith and sen. HUNTERS HARTMAN'S LOCKERS TRADE EXTRA COMFORT EXTRA SCENIC BEAUTY EXTRA CONVENIENCE SLIP FOR GRIP! by Get Winter Traction Tires G O O D Y E A R Be safer on wet roads with ALL-W EATHER TREAD TIR ES Be safer in mud, snow, slush with STUDDED SURE-GRIP TIRES Liber al A l l o w a n c e for your old tir es l G ef s e t f o r S a f e t y . . . S t o p In T o d a y I G REYH O U N D Take to the Open Road — by Greyhound! All over America, romantic vacationland* invite you. Leave workaday caret be hind, and whiak away on an ex citing trip. In many cases you'll And lower prices, and better all- around accommodations at the place of your choice. Now’s the time, Greyhound is the way to go . . . the enjoyment is high, the cost is low I Hugh Tobler of Tobler's Feed and Fuel Is shown weighing "M ike", a feeder pig, 14 days after the start of a feeding demonstration. Mike and his litter mate, "Ike", each weighed 49 pounds September 23. At that time. Mike, the poorest feeder, was placed on a half and half ration of barley and wheat, supp lemented with Purina hog chow. Ike was placed on the same ration of barley and wheat without the sup plement. During the first 14 days Mike gained 35 pounds at a cost of 8 3/4 cents per pound of gain. Ike gained 9 pounds at a cost of 12 1/3 cents per pound of gain. Standing left to right are Grover C. Vest, Nyssa hog breeder; C. A. Marshall. Bernard F.astman, Ed Knettle and Fred Norman, who assisted In the weighing. Groot, Mrs. John Broad. Mrs. Grant school. At the close of the series Rinehart and Mrs. Bob Peterson, a grand prize of a pair of table (iuests At Lunch who is here from Cleveland, Ohio lamps will be given away. to visit her mother. C O LUM BIA AVE., Oct. 13—Fred Mr. and Mrs. George Smlt of Nu- Koopman of Vale0 visited at the Acres called on friends of this com John Lacky home, lasCweek. munity last week. They left the Luncheon guests Oof £ Mrs. iDick next°day for the Pacific Livestock A whist party' was held atothe Exposition at Portland. home0o f oMr. And -Mr.s ®R> ete Tense^n3 « i’ • O ------------------------ Sufiday0a f tenfJon. Tw o. tables - were Here From Portland— at play. * o 0 Visitors this week at the home M r 0a n d oMrs. Dick Groot were- in of°Mr'. and Mrs. Ward Weneke are Orftario and Fruitland Friday after“ , M r.a Wieneke's parents, Mr. and o a o* p . - - noon. • • • d * ^ p v ’ c ~ j Mrs, H. A. ’Wieneke o f Portland. Tv?o.residents^of, this cor imunity • _ 2 _________________ were,, the winners In the drawings Benefit Parties Held— held .Saturday? afternoon in Nyssgj. The“ Kingman Kolony Orange Is Tne electric*roaste? was awarded 'toi sponsoring a series of card parties Mrs. Jolfn '.Bdoad and the qiiilt to Oto” be “ lie’ld on the first and third NYSSA, Peteo de0Le^y.c3 c» Wednesdays at the Adrian grade VisitnrsCatijthe ,Z.. 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