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O « O • « n t t W Y I* A GATE CITY JOVBMÀL. lfTSSA. OREGON. THUBSDAT FEBRUARY 211. I t » f Plans Outlined For Institute (C oru n wd front P * fct 1) mer-t anti operation o f uie^t pro jects in Uie future will ba the topic o f Dana's talk The Friday afternoon program will also include a discussion on the fon- trol of alfalfa weevil and othar in sects by Bob Every, extension tn - tomolo*ist o f Oregon S lat* college, and a summary of yield ln/orma- tion from the extensive alfalfa va riety trials that have bean carried on at the 1 >cal experiment station by N< il Hoffman, superintendent of that station. Kam making and its effect <m the i.itai economy will be rha topic o f a talk by c L Chipnien, a ho te the representative o f the W ater R e sources Development company o f Denver. T h u topic will be discussed Saturday morning folk wing a «b ow ing o f the new Union Pacific film. "Sheep Trails". • Women Will, But Men W on't” is the title o f a talk that anil be given by W D Hinson, trust offkter of the U. S. National Bank of Portland Saturday morning The possibility of obtaining dairy heifers from W is consin and other eastern state« will be explained by LeRoy Puller dur ing the Saturday morning program. The dairy section o f the institute will be held Saturday afternnon when the entire program will he made up of dairy topics. Th e three speakers scheduled for Saturday afternoon include Dr A. O Beagle. veterinarian tn charge o f thv bureau c f animal i.ydu«rry i f Portland and O w ar H .«*x dairy m a r * «lu g epeiiai- i t and tn- J o Schuau'.t. associate So many people know and want the W D Tractor that you may have to wait a little longer to get your order filled. But now’s the time to aee U\e WD. Drive it yourself. Say the word and your first choice 1n farm power will aoon be on ita way to you. • -- ----« ------_ “ _ |J|F aVlwnNy VwWV S A t l l i V ANO ) S f a v ic i Price: $2275, fully equipped Delivered In Nyssa Bauman Farm Equipment l Your Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Dealer NYSSA STORE ONTARIO STORE M i l * No. of Nyaaa 510 No. Oregon Phono 332 Phone 5« Ralph Ca-stator, former Nyssa bus«- nessinan, » h o divides his interests brtween drugs and prunes, created another interest on the l>ada night program sponAred by the Parata FOR RENT -Apartment, heat and hot water furnished *37 50 Phone P. T. A. recently. He »as one of 112 or 392-J. 21Ftfc. many at the costume affair. ( asta- SALE -o r rent, two-mlles tor. a pharmacist, operate, a prune FOR and peach orchard between Parma southeast of Nyssa on Apple valley road. 4-room house with bath and and Nyssa. iParm a Review photo' utility room. 2 acres good ground, None None 84,500 00 — *4.300 00 E S TIM ATE D E * FE N D IT U R E * Expenditures and Budget Allowance for Six Months of Current Srtwwl Tear 1991-52 Ex- Budget Expenditures for Three Fiscal Y ear» Next Preceding (he Current School Year IT E M 1848 186« 1890-1891 1*61-1852 pesiditure Allowance 1*62-1*3* »UAUbOD *16.460 00 *16.4*0 00 * 6,461 84 * 8.240 00 *18.000 00 8,635 51 3,200 00 1.600 00 * 200 00 4.100 00 18.2» «1 800 00 *00 00 150 00 900 00 700 00 523 00 60 00 100 00 , . . . . 1----- - , , - T 100 00 100 00 90 00 100 00 75 00 7*40 1150 113 00 , . , . --------- - r 130 00 »4 0 150 00 2U - 00 146 82 450 M 460 40 450 00 460 00 4,4*7 00 140 00 600 00 1 .IO 0 #0 1.300 00 750 40 1.200 00 1 * 00*0 — <82 .« n o * •S4.S3T00 «23,9751» __ ____ Totals__________ _ ____ _ AND AVAU-A SVM M ABY W I f l l B A I w V M S N W T M » 1 **1 VkJL J.E V I I. T otal es-timated exprndltuae* — *— ¡1 DwJ'K% Intel estimated r r * :p s * and eveilabte «aau eam r«ss - - V Balance to be raised by taxation V L Addanti mated 'amount' o f taxa* that w(U thia budget b tr.ada — $10,40b 21 »H .452 30 t u « s m iv ia — h im m ------- «Ü m U M VÎT tv ,tal «stimateci t e i V n for '-fee — » a fa » Darai y«ur L«t ut show you th« bigg«st $«t#ction #vtr.. Phone 61-W w THE MOST FOOLED MAN IS THE MAN WHO FOOLS HIMSELF! . . particularly when it comes to paying his bills. Bad credit is like back ward gossip . . . it travels fast . . . and is magnified as it goes along. Therefore the man who fools himself by not paying his bills promptly when due . . . is hurting himself far more than he can hurt his creditors. They lose only money. He loses their good opinion and eventually his own self- respect. Most people appreciate this and therefore— P A Y U P AND KEEP TH EIR CREDIT GOOD! Jnntnra Juntura Mercantile Juntura Garage Vale Aldred Electric Dick Aldrich Bullock Auto Psrta Center Dress Shop Dentlnger’s Feed and Seed G Si B Furniture & Appliance Goodman Oil Company Hansen Blacksmith Shop Hollingsworths'. Inc. Home Lumber A Coal Co. Dr N E McCarthy Malheur Drugs The Malheur Enterprise Peterson Furniture Co. Richfield Service Service Center Service Corner Vale Consumers' Co-op. Vale Drug Store Vale Grain A Feed Co. Vale Supply Co. Vale Mercantile Adrian Brown's Mercantile Rr o< an Smith's Store VtLsmeyer Store Nyaaa Clover Lawn Dairy O ate City Journal Hollingsworths', Inc. Nyssa Furniture Co. Owyhee Truck and EqutpfeiU Sarazin Clinic Signal Service Thompson Oil Co. Tobler'.s Feed and Fuel Western Corrugator Co Wilson Bros Dept Store Ontario Ontario Mercantile Co. Blue Mountain Mills Retail Connie's Service & Repair Dr. John D Crump Eastern Oregon Equipment Co Hollingsworth«', Inc. Home Dairy Jack's Market Dr. Roy J Kondo K.ARV, Ontario Radio, Ine Malheur Market Moore Hotel Meeker-Taylor Tractor Co Nicholson Equipment Co. Ogure Radio « t Appliance O K Rubber Welders Ontario Argus-Qbservar Ontario Clinic Ontario Elevator Ontario Fish Market Ontario Orain Cosnpany 8 haW-Tayk>r M«tal Work* n r L W »to ile r * T u rf Cafe U g Hatiorisl Bank Edgar Wilks Jeweler Zinrn Associated la th « Beat aad Chant Pioneer Servira Credit Information m Hr mi Valuable No Com atlante ne ara Cheeped on Collection* A l l M aataya a r a P a id D i r m i ta C r e d it o r s PIONEER SERVICE COMPANY, INC. In 14 »itaa B tka N«rtbwm* O K I.O O tt . lP 0 m > - U TAH - y e v a b a d i v i s i o n xit King «Ida at «TX Bugem, Qaa n * DOH «b a r B. WL C. ABBLVDN DisOMr* 1 a * a v ( ) * m I*, Orsmas *e i.i*o *n * i « * Dtreegwa • e F — Wta « s D bcz I b Sth and Main eO i state o f f ic e Box 1*16 Boise. Idaho nun wltk Account* far Salsi M O »! F ilB B tO N B ■Mw m Gailactiam S t «*«**« lai DKVIM OY r a m e * m r» Km im-rn 1 >war for w i^ Y i Nyssa, Oregon Gara Or StOPB Phone 2 Nysaa. Oregon 'TWUHUPM— I' IIIW H IM«'—«n— a <* O Wm. E. SCHIREMAN ans --------------- - - — ----- — --------- Dated February 13.1 9 » •ignari W illiam E L e g g i* { f i e * YC »evwgsnaÄ.vw.TrVPiSe' .< -rr., .■ - (0MCIH- A tWwdBfd Oil Ca al ( a llle a b fra Dialrikutad by Km gMfcs and Burée * RPM r >Ei o Heavy Duty is a high perfo rm a n ce le v e l oil, c o m pounded to atop ring •ticking, piston deposits and corrosion. W e recommend it particularly for farm tractor*. If you wawt to do away with eugina tr o u b le * on your truck or tra c to r, try RI M DEl.o Haavy Duty Lubricating Oil. It will aave you up to 60A on engina main ten* . * coat* I C om pany #24. « D <560« —— — — ------- ------------------------ rie I uui Call ua Service is the chief ana of our local busmen*. for rent 3-rootn unfurnished modem house in Nyssa on North Fourth. Phone 044-J2. 21Flxr. Total Add bu* replarwaeti* then earned with 21Plxc. 1. Estimated available cash on hand at beginning of the year for which this budget is made 2. Estimated receipts from delinquent take* .... — ..................... S. Amounts received from other sources..... - ..................... rv F. I) i F-’xc LO ST Red plaid plastic chrome chair Lost Sunday, February 10 on Alberta avenue Phone UI5-K2 B U D G ET —- W e 'v e heard about a lot o f m k u h ii dram pans many o f (h e m tro u b le me But here a one ib elo w vug can make that caa t>e mik'd 1< a. under a vehicle hv the handle, FOR S A L E Wh| | ,y rent’ Two acres with four-room house, unfurn ished but liveable Glenn Palme: Buick garage 21F3xp EsUmated Receipts H I Amount neitasary to b.uan< # Ute» ku 4 g«t — P a n f r o m 5 - G a llo n C an IXXBT Two jack* of oats Monday afternoon in the vicinity o f Clar* boulevard and Alberti» avenue Find er please contact Vest Bros U80-R1, Ny*sa. 21Flxc. NO TICE IS HEREBY O IVEN, in compliance with section 111-1244. O C L. A to the lcg.il voters o f tha Nonhigh School District of Malheur County. Oregon, that a meeting will be held at the Courthouse In Vale, Oregon, on the 21st day of March. 1862, at 10 o’clock A M for the purpose of discussing Uie budget for the fiscal year beginning July L 1*62. asid ending June SO, 1963, hereinafter set forUi m Bill Sthuvm an Madtd tosy-Corvy Drain Miracle wail ciea: e*s 21 Faxe kX)U SA1JÍ Lemhi wheat Smith, phone U75-J1 Nolle« of Non-High School District Budget Hearing 1. Tuition - ------------- 2. Transportation • Personal Service 1 Clerical—LegeD 4. Postage, Telegraph, Telephone 3 Supplies and Printing • Election and Publicity 7. Travel _____ t. Interest on 1 • Board 1 * Emergency I U iß T -One bale of potato .act- on A d r ia n - N v a lugiiway. reward Phone 323 J 21F2x, served at the Hillcrest Country club and the men's luncheon at the Hotel Boise. All day Friday and Saturday morning, clinics were conducted by Dr. Browning Shartrand and Dr. Ed ward Love of San Jose, California on “ prothedontia". Dr Ol*en pre sented one of his cases at the clinic Friday evening a formal ball was held for visiting dentists and their wives at the Hotel Boise + —♦ 4-H CLU B MEETS The Nyssa-ettes met at the home of Edith Pounds Friday afternoon. Plans were made to entertain E M. Hauser, county 4-H club agent, when he makes his visit. All of the girls were present except Jean Lancaster, club president, who is sick with the measles. ♦ —♦ HOME EC. CLUB MEETS The Home Economics club of the Oregon T rail Grange met February 7 at the home o f Mrs. Orma Ooodell, with nine members answering roll call with ideas for roll call for the MR. AND MRS. CLUB MEETS coming year. Mrs. Orma Ooodell Members o f the Mr. and Mrs. club won the door prize. met last week at the home of Mr. The president. Leona Winter, call and Mrs. Grant Lewis. Mr and Mrs. ed for committee reports. Iva Adams Huston Wilson were special guests. reported the benefit card parties Winners were Mrs. Edward Boydell, netted $G4. which was turned over high, and Grant Lewis, second high. to the polio fund. Lecturer Orma Goodell reported HONORED ON B IR T H D A Y the women of the Grange will give Miss Karren Fife was honored the program at the February 21 guest at a slumber party last W ed Grange meeting. Also at the same nesday on the occasion of her birth meeting the women will serve a day. Birthday cake and ice cream chicken dinner at 7 o'clock At the were served to the guests at night close o f the meeting valentine gifts! and they ate breakfast together the were exchanged Refreshments were next morning before catching the .served by the co-hostess, Mrs. Lu-1 school bus. Guests Included Janice cllle Runcorn. Lewis, Patty Nicholson, Deon Clev The March 6 . Home Economics erly, Sharon Glover, Mrs. Marvin club meeting will be held at the Wilson and the guest o f honor. home of Leona Winter, with Cajlea —+ ____ Jamison as co-hostess. .j._ 4 , YO U N O A D U L T G R O U P MEETS Members of the young adult group D W AR FS SEW ING CLUB MEETS o f the Methodist church met Sunday The Seven Dwarfs 4-H sewing evenir^t at the church. Mrs. C liff club met Thursday afternoon at the , Main led the devotions. Later the home of their leader, Mr*. Dick group went to the home of Mr and Kreigh, in Newell Heights. O fficers j Mrs Mam for a social period. were elected as follows: Linda ❖ —*!• Blanch, president; Shirley Henev, A TTE N D C O N V E N TIO N vice president: Sharon Fox. secre Dr and Mrs John Olsen attended j tary; Donna Reuter, club reporter; the Idaho Dental association con and Margaret Butter and Claud- | vention February 8 and 8 at Boise ette Day, game committeemen. After The meetings were held at the Elks hall with the women's luncheon TMlfl-BOTTOM pickup plow for big-tractor capacity with light-tractor fuel economy. l|S POR R E N T Furnished apaninen Stutu duplex, piume ;52-R 2iF:fc comb Friday afternoon. Mrs. R. M Cochrun played as a guest. Winners for the afternoon were Mrs Clar ence Kesler. high, and Mrs Tom Elundge. second high. Mrs. Holcomb served lunch to the guests. * —+ A TTE N D PRO G RESSIV E SUPPER G irl Scouts of Mrs. Grant R ine hart's troop had a progressive supper Monday night. The 17 girls stopped at the hemes of Mi*s Jo Ann Byrd, Mrs. Fred Guthrie, Mrs. Minnie Leuck, Mrs. Leo Gonyer and Mrs. Ward Tyler, for the different cour ses. The girls were accompanied by Mrs. Me Intyre, Mrs. Glea Billings and Mrs. Rinehart. •F—v W S. C S PLANS M EETING Members o f the W. S. C. S. will hold a general meeting at the Methodist church Thursday, Febru ary 28. The Wesleyan Service guild will have charge of the program and tell of their work. __.j. tract iON a o o m a that automatically shifts extra weight to rear wheels for plowing end other heavy jobs. ( fULIS FOR SALE Phone 71-J G IV E S V A L E N T IN E P A R T Y Miss Donna Lee Wilson was hos tess to a group o f her friends at a valentine party February 14 Miss Darlene Se-sler won the door prise Miss Betty Fife won high for bunco and Miss Karma Ke»ler won second high Other prizes for games were given to Colleen Bybee. Karma Kes- ler Gerl S'ephen. Betty Ann Boenig, A llot Komatsu, and Darlene Sessler and to Claudine Wilson for consola tion The girls were served a fried chicken dinner + —+ H A P P Y E IG H T CLUB MEETS Members o f the Happy Eight club met at the home of Mrs. W D Hoi- POWM-SNIFT rear wheel* moved in or out by tha engine, 2 lW xp TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY M ortal E lites TWO-CIUTCH control with foot-operated ma*ter clutch plua oil-cushioned hand clutch. Work* Ilka a aecond engine on power teke-off Job*. Tune in We wish to thank our many fr i ends and r.eighoor* i, r Die gift*, do nation* and help »mee tne io *> of our home M: and Mr D W Elwocd and family college Beagle, a former Ontario resident, will discuss the Bang’s disease con trol program and show a colored film on that subject New develop ments in control and prevention of mastitis will be the topic o f the talk presented by Di SJchnauta. A free lunch, furnished by the O n tario branch c f the V. 8 National bank, will oe *er\td by the Home Economics club of '.he Boulevard Orange both day of the institute There'* only one tractor like thia — n*.e Cuna Cowling Adrian. 1 ARO O » TH A N K S vi ter.nar*an, b 4h of Oregub Ptatt why it pays to wait for a WD [I tractor the N al i • neri ta n a and Ha H w r — (vary the business meeting the rest o f tne hen house and other building* afternoon wu- spent playing game* pxu*e l i 000 « • y tenti i>ee >r T i » Pioneer Service System Is Biffarenji Listen *• t l B V —Suactey, 12:30 p.m.. Tuesday, 8 * » « . antP Thursday 9:30 p.m. •
