Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, May 25, 1950, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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lege bestowed its highest honor on
Hisalco Kido of Nyssa, who was
. elected the queen of Evensong, tra­
ditional outdoor pageant, at an all­
EASTERN OREGON COLL EOE, La student assembly. Monday. May 22.
The six princesses in the royal court
Orande. May 23 (Special)—The will be Martha Jane Colvin. Haines;
student body of Eastern Oregon Col- Lois Elam. La Grande; Leona Hat-
Hinako k itlo Wing
H onor At School
AMERICA’S
NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 23. 195Ö
wan. Freewater; Barbara Johnson.
Keating: Beverly Suitter, Hunting-
ton; and Frances Gilfry, Clarkston,
Washington.
The queen and members of the
royal court were selected on the
basis of scholarship, contribution to
college activities and the college
IT'S THE BIG ECONOMY
PACKAGE!
program, appearance, poise, groom­
ing, and voice.
The queen will be officially crown­
ed at the coronation ball to be held
at the college June 2, and will pre­
side with her court at the Evensong
pageant to be held on the grand
stairway at Eastern Oregon college.
Tuesday. June 6. Miss Kido will
have the distinction of participating
in two Evensong programs, having
been selected as a princess in the
court in 1948.
Miss Kido will be graduated June
9 with a bachelor of science degree
in elementary teacher education.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Yuhei Kido of Nyssa.
PAGE SEVEN
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E J. FOR SALE—No more moth worries stainless, guaranteed for five year3.
when you use Berlou. Odorless, Owyhee Drug Co.
25m lxc
Brower.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT—Five-room house, base­
ment. modern, in Nyssa. V. V. Grid­
er. route 2. five miles southwest of
Nyssa.
25mlxp
WANTED—General house work by
young lady who also wants a place
to live. Phone 161-W4 Parma.
25m lxp
FOR SALE—Eating potatoes. Harry
Rataezyk. Rt. 2.
25m3xp
FOR SALE—White enamel range,
wood or coal, in good condition,
P a y e tte V isito rs H ere—
Week-end guests at the home of Arthur Cartwright. 302 N. 7th St.,
25mlxp
Mr.’ and Mrs. Tom Elaredge were phone 240-W.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Oarpenter and FOR RENT—Room or small living
Sharon Carpenter, and Mrs. Oert- quarters. J. C. Smith, phone 78-J
rude Fulton.
25m tfc
BY ATTENDING THE
Malheur Jersey Show
SATURDAY. MAY 27
ON THE NYSSA SCHOOL GROUNDS
You will give encouragement to a program that is
helping to advertise and sell
NYSSA
“The House of Oliver”
Nyssa Implement Company
FOR SALE—Special price on hot
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clowers of water heaters. Phone 78-J, 502 N.
Madras visited over the week-end Third street.
25mtfc
H e re F ro m M a d ra s—
Only low-priced car with
a V-type engine I
LOWEST PRICED
Fo rd -o n ly F o rd -In th* low price Held
oRets you the smooth, spirited per­
formance of a V 8 engine. Yet a Ford
V-g is yours tor hundreds of dollars less
than any other “ Eight." Yes, even hun­
dreds less than most "Sixes."
Only low-priced car with
a "lifeguard” Bodyl
EIGHT!
Welded, all-steel body scientifically
reinforced for strength-"sound condi-
tioned" for quiet. Quality coach work
and baked on enamel mean long life -
high resale value.
Hita\T.
Only low-priced car with
King-Size Brakes!
Only low-priced car to
receive "Fashion Award” l
Yes, Ford’s the only car on the
road to receive the New York
Fashion A cad e m y's coveted
Fashion Car Medal two years In a
r a w . . . the only low-priced car to
receive it, evert
"TEST DRIVE" THE
Trips are treats with features like
Ford's big 35% easier-acting
brakes to take the work out or
driving and your non-sag foam
rubber driver’s seat to banish
fatigue. Trips are treats, too,
when you see how tar you go on
so > little gas and oil.
v 51
’5 0 FORD
W hitt tidéwall tir si and whool
trim ringi optional at outra co it.
Notice of School Election Upon Q uestion
of Increasing Tax Levy O ver Am ount
Limited by Section 11, Article 71, S tate
Constitution
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held
in School District No. 26c of Malheur County, State of
Oregon, from 2:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M., June 19 at the
Elementary School in said school district, for the pur­
pose of submitting to the legal voters of said district
the question of increasing the tax levy for the fiscal
year 1950-1951 over the amount limited by section 11,
article XI, of the Constitution of Oregon.
The reasons*for increasing such levy are:
Increased enrollment necessitates enlarging the
staff. An Item of $32,000.00 is included to furnish and
complete the new building, landscape the grounds, etc.
Insurance costs are larger, a new bus is necessary and
bond and interest payments are greater.
The amount of tax, in excess of the 6% limitation,
proposed to be levied for said fiscal year is $81,219.57.
Dated this 16 day of May, 1950.
Attest:
Henry H. Hartley
District clerk
YOUR
CAR
•
For The A nnouncem ent of O ur
CLOSING OUT SALE
To be h eld in the n e a r future
WATCH THIS PAPER FOR OUR
AD
You C a n 't Afford To Miss It
BETTY'S DRESS SHOP
AT YOUR FORD
DEALER’S
Herriman Motor Co.
CH ICK
C. W. Buchner
Chairman Board of Directors
STOP-LOOK-LISTEN
NOW IS THE TIME
TO HAVE YOUR
C H ICK A C C ID IH T S
FURNACE CLEANED
GENERAL ELECTRIC HEATING
R ad ian t a n d W all Air
MOTOR REPAIRING AND
AND PUT IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION
TIME TO
MOVE
OUTDOORS
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR
SUMMER COMFORT
LAWN CHAIR
Now Only
$ 3.50
M etal
PORCH CHAIR
Now Only
$ 4.95
DECK CHAIR
Now Only
$ 7.95
LAWN TABLE
Now Only
$ 5.65
HAMMOCKS
Now Only
$ 5.75
PETERSON FURNITURE COMPANY STORES
Your Dependable Furniture Store
V ila
Don't W ait—C all O r Stop In
All Kinds Of Sheet M etal W ork
F t —
Estimates Gladly Given On Your Heating
And Air Conditioning Needa
Pay»*««
EDER HARDWARE CO.
PHONE 46
TRY OUR
MERCHANT LUNCH
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
RESIDENTIAL WIRING
Id ah o a n d O regon License
MORRISON
ELECTRIC
Phone 274
Nyssa, O regon
N it truck servie« in town a t -
Owyhee Truck & Implement Co.
MENU-SUNDAY. MAY 28
Roaat Leg of lamb, dresalng and mint Jelly
Vi pan-fried spring chicken
Virginia baked hem with raisin sauce
Breaded pork tenderloin with apple sauce
Soup
Salad
Vegetables
Deaaert
T reat the fam ily to d in n er a t C arl's Doll
House on M em orial d a y
Law n
Ontario
ALL TYPES OF COMMERCIAL AND
Wuilner
Electric Motor
Repair Parts
Folding
Nygaa
REWINDING
FOR FALL
a /oose cfore///re is like
a hole in your pocket!
# m A w me* the wheels In your erode |* t
•U A e energy «fee engine tends th e « !
A s lip -u p o r «reaknens anyw here
•long the drive line wastes power, tubo
your track o f hauling rfto ra c y . takes
f n i.w k p ip « i« <
1« pays so hr mre about the cosufitiou
• f yuur truck's tre e s « n s« « , propeller
shaft. mai venal joints, differential end
axle ahafu W hen yon get a check-up
f r o « o u r service specialises, you're
averting p o n ib b breakdowns A»/ar«
/key h a p p e n !
« i r « < M i l , u l| ^ t M i l
We U he glad su as plain paat when we
d a u* heap running gear running right!
TRY OUR KEEWPIE SUNDIES
(all flavors)
T reat the fam ily to our C ustard
Q uart 50c
G allon $1.60
CARL'S DOLL HOUSE
OWYHEE TRUCK AND
IMPLEMENT CO.
P h o o r 245
N Y SSA . O K JU iO V
I N TE R N A T I O N A L
TRUCKS