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THE NTSSA GATE CTTT JOOHWAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1950 PACE TWO \ y s s a Roa<lI*<l M a y B«» W id en ed The G ate Citv J o u rn a l « U U V. PO U IL L U i r U T U I > b KATES s i M C f t i m o « RATEA Oper, ra t* per In c h N altbeaL per oteh C la— ftert» per • ted M i n .» ..» O r* Y « f 92 Uè BU ■*«***» • ì» Sii Jf Mt CVzkHÊ*m 66 ■ Sancii» le A deaecel PiAimvMl every T h u rsd ay E n tered a t I te p u t o ." « (h ro u g b Ute C o iled S cales Ute «et t t Nr«»* U a lh r u i C ounty t t N ytaa. Oregrte. to r M ail». as leoood e le i of M arcii 3. U H M o r ta l -C a te s V> 4frc 2c ]— O ra r» avairst of H S 4 C I T h is reserve u F igu re* G iv e n to apply acmsml a n y toted Inwes th a t y deretop sn th e fu tu re , arid it O n N vasa H ank h JT/JTSS a t not beer, s i < a te d to a n y p a r by Ute N y u a branch of Ute M m N a u o ea i Baj a of F arU aed i t e v lo a i or. Sepuateter » . depcteUJ a t Ute bran ch am ounted to O I S J U . a n d totem C C 5 5 C T he total* ver* m ade a n à t e by G J M itriteli m an ag er us t r e w ith a new poltey of f l m Nataoeal lo tic u la r totes or type of loan By » a y of : m p a m o e t. ots S e p tem ber » IMS d e p o e tt were M T - rtM loan*. I157«M «M a n d r e sources »SOS 7*4-252 I s releas-nd a s l U t e v d e bars! - IZM n rg tn i—r n r t p r og ra m f i g u r e . P ra h a N B elyrano J r , p re u d e r.t of th e P i n t Natecesal B i r a of P o r t lan d taad th a t th e pubhatutM of fin an c ia l -ta tenter, ts q u a rte rly v u qntenerty A year i f . o c Septem ber » 7 Mb to stock h o ld er' ..«teener» »rut th e Use toeal b a ra • com parable vocals puM te generally were depoaiu. *3 M l .25 7 a n d totem T h e system of q u a rte rly s ta te - CJ»«11 m er.li aDo>w> for m ore c o n e e m e c t At of Septem ber W ( h e year Use and jp -to -d a te .-.nderatioo o f th e P i n t Nauotsal B a ca of P o rtlan d im p o rta n t d a ta o ffe re d .' B e lg ra d e wsth t u «A otfte*». reported d e p o a u said Ths< u a n o th e r exam ple of our Of H M tM iM totem o f S217J75Ì1» b a s t « policy of being first to p ro and r—o u rtm of tiM M M X i A f s - v : vide te n n e e s to benefit th e people of Ute totes f teure th ere h a t beer, le t up out of «arr-ingi t u e J a n u a ry 1. F u rth e r ¡ ( i r r U*/w th a t, a t of 1*», to Septem ber » . IMO a Teatri* Sepcerr.orr » use P i n t N a tio n a l tor prm M le totes toatea in Use a- Ba.-.a (ro u p c o o a s tin g of 4S P i n t NOTICE BOWLERS Mixed Doubles October 13 ENTRY FEE *1.50 PER PERSON TO INCLUDE BOWLING THREE LINES Wa Will Also Organize The Mlxbd League At This Tim*. So All Bowlwrs Interested la Bowling la Thia League Try To B« Present NYSSA BOWLING CENTER When Ma&teiai i t f e w t o d 15 iff-h a te d -.er. e ev_a -J i f f e w had i d a n - u s e d a i p o m o f H U J M i r lean* of C U I U j B I t a d n o u n ) M M C - «43/74 O b S eptem ber » . a year i t o Ute P i n t N atzocai Ba.-.t p o u p P rospects th a t th e tectxit: of h iy h - had voci: -reite» r e d depoatu of MM - M I T kteJM of i : D U 4 « a arid re- v a y tra m th e v e st end of M a n td u rte s of M U 151 «31 stre et in Nysaa to th e o ty limit* m ay be widened to the full street w idth v a t indicated *>»-< weed by th e s ta te highw ay departm ent T h e c o n tra c t for im p rivem ent of th e highw ay from O ntario to Nysaa falls fo r a 22-foot roadbed between EV TERTA IM 8 AT DINNER M n C A M arshall v a t a d in n er UM Nysaa m y hwi ri and »fain aotteaa S a tu rd a y noon for Mrs. Tic s tr e e t T h e csty of Nyssa and ch am ber of com m erce ashed the highw ay M arshall a n d M rs G eorye Schveaa- d e p a rtm e n t to r a « -fo o t roadw ay S ta te H ighw ay Engineer R H Ba id o c t sta te d sn a letter to C ity M anager K K B u rto n th a t ' I t has W ESLEYA N SERVICE beets th e pohey of the h g h w ay coes- G C IL D MEETS T h e W esleyan S e rv a * G uild of •tiissinn to widen to fall street w idth p o ru o ra th e M e tn o d a t c h u rch m et M onday only th ro u g h th e i s the c o n tra ct f u c i n i a t th e hom e of th e p re si of various cities d en t. K a th ry n C ran d all D u rin e Ute for th e O ntario-M yeaa jnproeem ent. b a s ite s i m eeting, th e ( r e a p r to riniti w idening to full stre e t v id tn was not for s v e n t a i böses and w inter floral .nebtrtert for Use portaoc. you are now .'«guesting as Nysaa a rra n y e tn e rsu for Ute Chur ' I will h a r e a n na m e d -ite .nvest- cards v e re ttgned by the « a ta o n m ade to detercxt-ne a t and T he dévouons uM presented oy M rs D onald 8 C am p o th er factors ¡w rta im n t to this v id - bell and »1rs A nna Jo h n so n w ith etung a n d presen t th e m atter to the for os consider am pbeO uam y th e boob. *My high way P a t- . D ateu Up" for dreouortal m a a tio n You w .2 be a d n se d when th e has falter, action on the te ria l R e fresh m e n ts by M.s) C ra n d a ll a n d M rs E C T h e N ysta re asd e su pointed out C ra n d all a t th e cim e of Ute m eet- in th e ir letters to th e highway com - | m ission th a t th e aecuoc in q je s u o p has been -im proved d a n n y Use Mat C H C R C H CLASSES MEET year to th e pours where the m dsca- T he m e m n e n <f Use toyaity a n d Dons a re th a t all open a n d along -Com e D o u b lé ' classe) of th è Nysaa th e highw ay will be occupied by C h iu rli of C hrsst hekS th e tr m oothly bus ness c o o ce m s” social a t t n r ch u rcis P n d a y e rettin e T h e d istric t engineer is already G am e) v e re enyoyed d a n n e th è m aking a survey to t t c u n u n e th e eeetsuM M r a n d M rs Jo h n Dtely coat of th e proposed widening and v e re .-»ut) for Use e rettin e te rrin e will m ake his recom m endations to sandwschea. pie a n d coffee the highw ay —f — _______ CLUB H O L D 8 M EETIN G Mr and M n U o y d W ilson e n te r- ( h u r r h Y oung Folk lained thè m em b rrs of thetr bridge ( r a th e r At A drian ebbb a t th e ir bo m e te s t Wedxsesday e rettin e M iss K ay P eterso c wa< a » io -, p lay er H iyh «core v a s held ADRIAN O ct. 13—Bobb.e Eh»Dds by Mr and Mrs N orm an 8cAooc- re tu rn e d to h e r ncsce in Cambridge iver of P a rm a a n d lo v score by Mr Id a h o P n d a y w ith her y ran d p a- re n ta M r a n d Mrs. O J &«>liah of and Mrs G e n e S t a n i B IR TH D A Y AN NIVERSA RIES What Do You Do? The Thrifty Squirrel Prepares for Winter. 9 Moat folks are wise who do the same thing If the roof leaks, they fix it; they also lay in their winter fueL The rancher harvests his crops and makes all necessary preparations to U k e care of his family and stock through the tong winter months All w i s e pwoplw do taws* things. Now What Do You Do? The Pioneer Service Company is offering a suggestion. Don't overlook your credit rating with your local merchant, doctor and hospital When you are making your other preparations for winter, be sure that you don’t overlook your credit, as it u your greatest asset when winter comes Don’t let yourself be oversold on installment buying Try to pay all your bills between the 1st and the 10th of the month, and keep your credit good. When you receive one of our Pioneer Service Count) Credit Board State ments bearing our registered Trademark try to pay part, or Satifactonly arrange to pay at once, on your past due accounts, so that you can get credit that you may be forced to ask for W hen pea lam Sunday P a tric ia S m ith sp e n t th e week e n d m Caldwell amis h e r s u te r. Mrs » m i Begittil M rs BUI Looney, M rs F rancis D efier a n d Mr*. George DeHaven a tte n d e d a tea a t the M D K urtz M r a n d Mrs. C t r l HUl and Mr »nd M rs W E P te e rr were Sunday ( in n e r y o e tta of M r and Mrs K I. Pttersoc. Mr* G len P o u n d s Mrs Ra±. H o l ly and Haael H a rt were shoppers in OaidweU W ednesday T h e r * i a g peopte of th e Presby- tensus ch u rch m et Sunday n% ht v e h Dick a n d S h irley Sparks M rs CSsloe McKee h a t retu rn ed to L a Cram . W aafsingtor. Mrs. Bill N eisoc m ru n n in g th e C A E M rs Ja m e s M oO usn* acd Ju n io r were in C a id v e S on buBress W ed - M n A V Cook etsterlained J t a fa m Jy d in n e r a t her b era t 8 e r.- i s D oserranre of th e bsrthday am uversartes of h e r n a sfaand and her ton. J . m a y of Boise Those s tte rd u ig wer» M r a n d M rs A V Cook and c ru ld re c oi P a y e u e. M- a a d Mrs J e rry C hilds, and Mrs M ary Lyells O n Pr-day aftem ooes a t th e Ar- cadia tebool m em hers of th e th ird grade > „-.ed in th e c etebrauon of ■Ute b u th d a y srm iv ersaries of A V Cook a n d B ro sh ia Case d a jg h te r of Mr a n d M rs. Ed Case G am et Lewis Bccsham of Afcurus. CBll- wer» enycred a n d c h o c a la u . cake r™ » k>*n* Wart need ■ n ^ h t in ie t c ream wer* served d ie Ahvoo M cO tnm s h o c * M rs BUI A shcraft Mrs. H erb T b s a a a . Mrs. L am bert Detzlnzsg 3 ay WINTER Comes REMEMBER and M rs G len Brown atte n d ed a pm nrtiic card p a rty a t th e Paul C leaver nom e us K ingm an Kclony M r a n d Mrs O ien Brown were c a u e rs in Use E E E astm an hom e ER T he w ae owes p re p a re for w in te r ao why n e t do a t o u w r tlsnfvy f o tts Bo* hom e W edneaday afternoon to r m o th e rs of interm ediate Sunday school cltsaee M r a n d M rs Bob Brown rltoted S u n d ay In M arw rg with Mr and M rs O ra D urham Mrs. Jem N o m a and Mrs. Bili Duoney w ent to Nsunpv T hursday a fternoon. Mrs. Jim Coon and B etty of Not- ua sp e n t th e week-end with In* slater, M rs A nna Spark* A ttend A asiB aey M eetin g — Mrs H C C o lla it M rs E K B a r ton. Mrs A lbert H eidt M n H o . Hopkins and Mrs R olland L aurence atte n d ed a tea ysver. by Use Va-e auxsliary sn Vale. w.tis yuest a t tend.ng irons A drsan Nysa» a n d O n tario A pr-igrnm was grven wsth Mrs. V em on R eed A Vale as g uet: speaker M rs R eed tited o f th e stabe Légion convention a t G n u P a is la-st m o n th HOSPITAL BENEFIT AUCTION SALE SPONSORED BY THE MALHEUR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14 Beginning at 12 o'clock GREAT QUANTITY OF NEW AND USED MERCH ANDISE WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS Guardian Service Aluminum Cooking Utensils G. E. Vacuum Cleaner, Almost New Several Sets Of New Pottery Dishes Two Electric Irons Electric Toaster W ool Blanket Twin Bed Springs and Spreads Oat Straw, Baled Lots Of Produce Pies And Cakes Trash Burner Swing Rocker Many other articles too numerous to mention Lunch Will Be Served During The Afternoon Col». Bert Anderson and Joe Church will donate their service« as auctioneers =C5 Furniture And Appliance Prices Are UP But Not At Our Store OUR PRICES ARE DOWN HOW DO WE DO IT? WF OWN OUR BUILDING AND STOCK AND WE DO OUR OWN WORK—OUR VOLUME IS HIGH AND YOU BUY AS NEARLY DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY AS IT IS POSSIBLE TO DO. ♦ ♦ + ♦ Electric A ppliances—Prices all below list price BEFORE prices raised— FRIGIDAIRE—Refrigerators, Ranges, Water Heaters, Automatic W ashers and Dryers L & H—Electric Ranges Horton—W ashers and Mangle Gibson— Electric Ranges Several Used Refrigerators, Ranges and Washers. Chrome Sets—Several close-outs. Table and 4 Chairs. Plastic Top Tables—Duran Covered Chairs __________ S49 50 AB moory it paid direct to creditor» D avenos—All W ell Built and N ew—H eavy Frames and Double Spring Seats, PIONEER SERVICE COUNTY CREDIT BOARD INFOR MATION IS MOST VALUABLE PIONEER SERVICE COMPANY, Inc. The Large«i Butine— Mens Organisation in th* N’orthwwei Established in 192« OREGON • IDAHO UTAH • NEVADA DIVISION DIVISION OFFICE 912 I OOF Bldg Box 471. Eufwn*. Oregon STATE OFFICE MM Watch for the Green and Black Hand Bills a ith Accounts for Sale? From : 54.50 Unfinished C h a irs_____________________ Armstrong & Sloan Blabon. Extra H eavy Linoleum Rug, 9 X 12 Standard W eight Spring-Filled Mattresses, EXTRA VALUE HUNDREDS OF ITEMS OF EQUAL VALUE Before You Buy Shop Af ED CASE FURNITURE COMPANY North of Y H ighway 20 Nyssa, Oregon
