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« & THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH 20. 1952 1 'a r t if* A. M urJiuil De'eised at frfr home Reiresha»*nfc> were ser A re H eld T e l? ph on e ( amt {»any ved .At B u en a V ista Mr ai d Mrs Howard Day and InaUllft P h o n e s BUENA VISTA. Mar 20— Mr and Mrs, LeRoy Herrman were Suiid*\ dinner guests at tne James Stephen. Jr., home. Mrs. Loyd Cleaver underwent a major operation at the Nyssa hos pital Monday. Mr. and Mrs Leslie Tophi! called on Mrs A A Bratton Sunday Mr Bratton has been ill lor several months, but is able to be at home now. Mr. and Mr- Alva Ooodell enter tained at Sunday dinner. Mrs. Thur man Hill and Marne, Mrs Carolyn Gardner. Mr and Mrs. Loyd Adam,. Mr and Mrs. Ed Nielsen and Tommy and Lois and Arrin Kressly. Mr and Mrs Edward Topliff and daughters called at the Kenneth Reno home near Parma Sunday Mrs. Loyd Adams entertained 12 women at a party Friday afternoon daughters were dinner guests at the tester Cleaver home Sunday even ing. Mr and Mrs. James Stephen, Jr were in Caldwell Monday Mr and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver and boys were In Ontario Sunday Mr and Mrs Robert Reffett were Sunday dinner guests at the Harry Gardner home Mrs. Mancel B: hop entertained the Out Our Way club at her home Thursday aiternoon with 10 women attending Mrs. Olen Hoffman was in charge of games, with Mrs. Alva Ooodell, Mrs S R Hoffman. Mrs. Jim Ritchie and Mrs Eugene Cleaver winning prices. Refreshments of sandwiches, salad, cupcakes and coffee were served The next meet ing will be held at the Howard Day home March 27. Mr and Mrs Eugene Stephen and not Mr and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver as reported in last week's paper enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dunn at the East side cafe in Ontario on their fourth wedding anniversary Courteous To Attend Tuuruanient— Five Nyssa high school boys and D R IV E R S two coaches, Howard Lovejoy and PLUS a seat in a Harry MoGlnley, left today for $25,000 coach... Eugene to attend ttw state basket and all this for ball tournament. The boys, all sen about 2< a mil«! iors, and their coaches will return home Sunday. Those making the a w w y fMO 7*f trip are Bob Keveren. Jack Duncan and Phil Wilson, players, and Jerry Tucker and Lynn Ray, yell leaders. Money for the trip was provided by THE FRIENDLY BUS LINE the student body, partly through 220 Main St. Phone 217 funds obtained from proceeds of the alumni and faculty basketball games. X. I NL AI D LINOLEUM Standard Waight—First Quality Good Awards Given To F. F. A. Bovs FIVE ROLLS ONLY $1.65 per yard Regular $2.75 valua HIGHWAY 20 i . i $43,000 in 6 D AYS....... After the recent disasterous John Day fire, Northwestern Mutual was the first company on the risk to pay its share of the loss. Represented in Nyssa by KEH POM) E J r Ph. 18 16 N. 3rd (Continued from Page II same. We do not have the trees to cut and the sod to break We have abundant land to produce for our | population, but the population *s growing by leaps and bounds. Many i acres have not been farmed yet be- cause they are not fertile, but they will be fertile when water is turned on them. We will see thousands of I acres put into production. "The new challenge is in producing ! enough food for our nation and the world. As our population increases, j we will see the amount of land per : person reduced. Two tilings take I away the use of the soil, erosion and | use of the land for housing. We 1 learn to produce well enough to pro- | vide sufficient food for our grow- j ins nation. That is where the Fu- j lure Farmers coine in. "Weeds and insects cause farmers millions of dollars of loss each year I By scientific research these things ! can be partially licked. Under the direction of the agriculture advisor, J Future Farmers of the valley can learn how to fight these pests. We j are learning scientific farming ! through the F. F. A Only through the teachers and parents can we function successfully.” Vard Olson played a saxaphone solo, "Dark Eyes”, accompanied by hLs mother, Mrs. Jesse Olson Dick Hart presented foundation awards to V. L. Kesler for dairying and public speaking. E. F,. Bush, local farmer, received an honorary membership pin from the officers of the chapter. The closing ceremony was given by the officers, who are John Toombs, president; Delbert Peterson, vice president; Dick Hart, secretary; Les lie Hiatt, treasurer; Jam es Lissman, reporter; James Corfleld, sentinel, and Dwight Wyckoff, advisor. | qop wo.l. i Ed Case Furniture Store NORTH OF Y COLUMBIA AVK Ma: 2t> The telephone company is installing sev eral telephones on Columbia A\e Mr and Mrs Jake Orool and Mrs. Kns van ¿ell visited relatives m thi> community Wednesday after noon. C. M. Ten-en attended the live stock sale in Ontario last week Dinner guests at the Dick Groot home WedneMay were Mr and Mr Fete Tensen and Dick and Mr and Mrs. Geoige Smit ot Nu-Acres Mr. and Mrs Fete Tensen enter- tamed Sunday afternoon at two tables of whist for Mr and Mrs. John Timmerman of Newell heights, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot, Mr and Mrs Gerritt Oroot ol Apple valley and Mr. and Mrs. Z Davidson of Parma. Mrs. C. M. Tensen and Carolyn called on Mrs. T M Beranek of On tario Friday afternoon. The pinochle club met at the home of Mr and Mrs. George Smit Thurs day afternoon. Prizes were won by Mr arul M rs Jake Groot and /. Davidson. The inspector of O. S C. inspected Roy Hashitanl’s strawberry patch Wednesday. Business visitors in Ontario Tues day aiternoon were Mr. and Mrs Dick Groot. On their way home they called on Mr. and Mrs James Kakc- beeke Mr. and Mrs. Jake van Twisk we-e dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kris Kat at Valley View Friday. Dinner guests at the Pete V. D. Oord home Sunday. March 16 were Mr and Mrs. Z. Davidson of Parma. Dave Hawkins called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cook of Ontario. Roy Hashitani of Ontario attended to business here Monday. Farmers started plowing and do ing other field work Monday. N orthwestern riss «»acuMoa mutuas Wilson’s BUNNY BONUS SPECIALS Friday and Saturday, March 20 and 21 MEN'S LADIES' KNIT BRIEFS NYLON HOSE Regular 59c 35# $ 1 .0 0 Special 3 fo r First Quality 51 Gauge—15 Denier Regular SI.50 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Modern two-bedroom house, excellent location Cull at 425 N. Third street. 20M2xp HELP WANTED- Married man to work at Farmers Co-op in Nyssa Apply at Co-op in Ontario. 20M2XC Itolantl Onffroy. well-known Boise square dance caller, «ill be on the program ior the second annual On tario square dance festival to be held in the Ontario armory March 26. The dance is a benefit for the Ontario P. T. A. and Kiwanis club. WANTED TO RENT -About 20 acres in N\ssa or Nu-Acres area Will pay cash Phone 130-R 20Mttc Improvement At Labor Gamp Set (Continued from Page li that the spiritual and social well being of the families living at the camp is important. He also pointed out that at times 1000 persons live at the camp. Secretary Thomas Jones said he had received several calls for city maps, and pointed out that appar ently the only maps of the city were those made in 1946 He .-,aid "maybe we could get better maps so when people expressed business or indus trial interest in the city they could get a better idea of the city and out lying areas.” City Councilman Emil Stunz ex pressed the opinion that more up- to-date maps could be obtained and City Attorney Harold Henigson said that the Glasgow tracts were in cluded In the 1949 maps and the Nyssa Development company tracts were Included in the 1950 maps, so that apparently newer maps are available Taking pictures of new maps could be handled in the Mal heur Title and Abstract company office in Ontario, he said. Robert Wilson reported on the Bunny Bonus days promotion that the chamber of commerce is now sponsoring. Dale Garrison, chairman of the Nyssa Road Assessment district, said his group would like to have the support of the chamber of commerce in helping to advertise the proposed 10-mill levy to be voted on in the road district. If the levy Is approved, the $28.000 raised from it will be used to oil eight additional miles of roads. The levy would be assessed only for one year. The chamber approved tentative plans to meet with the farmers of the district at an evening meeting to bo held in about three weeks. President Elmer Cruson turned the proposal over to the proper commit tee to make arrangements and set a date for announcement at next week’s luncheon. The suggestion was made that a lunch be served after the meeting instead of a dinner prior to the business session. Jake Fischer said the farmers and the chamber can do a lot of good for the community by meeting to gether. He added that "the farmers don't know what we want and we don't know what they want. It Is a good thing to sit together once a month." Visit In Idaho— Mr. and Mrs. R B. Ba.skelt of Ad rian visited Sunday with Roy Haley and family of New Plymouth. M-. I Haley has not been very well. DRESS SOCKS Sport Knite—Fancy Patterns A Reel Bargain 3 ior $ 1 .0 0 £oyw and Girin cae r«gist*r in our box for the bnnny rab b if» to bp f/ivvu, aw ay M arch 29 WILSON BROS, DEPT. STORE Dry Goods, Shows Änd fUady To-W#« P ittln f N ys.4* ELECTROLUX VACUUM ALL KINDS OF CLEANERS Real Estate Loans Prompt, Courteous Service HOUSEHOLD CLEANING SUPPLIES Tree Hume Iteinonslralionx 251 RAY WEBB or phone HI W2 P.ARM 4. Ill Alto WIN FREE CHICKS H ere s your chance to try your skill at guessing weight ENTER THIS CONTEST NOW! Beit guesser get* free chicks Come in; see the chicks in our store—and guess how much they will weigh at the end of six weeks And remember this; The EARLIEST GUESS wins, in case of a tie. Other prires, too! So don't delay Come in and fill out your free entry blank right a w a y l FOR SALE — Brand new 8MM Brownie Kodak movie camera. Phone 89-J. 20M3XC : FOK RENT-—Two -bedroom modern house, large basement. V V Grider, 112 Park avenue. 20M2xp Legal Advertising NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of Charles A. Marshall, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN That the undersigned has been duly j and regularly appointed the Exe cutor of the above entitled estate All persons having claims against i •said estate are hereby notified to present the same, verified as by law required, to the undersigned at 18 North Third Street, Nyssa, Oregon, at the Office of Clyde H Snider, his attorney, within six months of the | date of the first publication hereof. I Victor R. Marshall Executor of the Estate of Charles BEST! V. r 1 NYSSA FEED MILL 319 South First M \L ESTERN AUI SUPPLY C O Phone 361 -W The West's Oldest and Largest Retailers of Auto Supplies te i P SEE B U Ï YOUR Dr. A. T. Bradbury ABOUT YOUR EYES Parma Hotel PARMA. IDAHO March 25 1 High Quality! Low Prices! "A rtis a n ” Plastic 5 -YEA R G U A R A N TE ED 9:89 a. in. to 5:90 p. in. Evenings by Appointment EYES EXAMINED. GLASSES FITTED, ADJUSTED AND REPAIRED 5 0 -FT. AeroiiH the street from the Grey hound Bus Depot in Health Spot Shoe Store. T ra n sp a ro n t P lastic • 50-FT. "Artisan" 8-year guaranteed. Resistant to all weather conditions, will not crack or peel. 1Ü1OTÎ Finest house peint you can buy! 5 Top quality double extruded hose, green finish. Sun, weather 2J-fi f a , « and kink-resistant. Solid Brass length d internally expanded couplings. Bwse Office 212 N. 9th St. Phene 7228 $R>98 with Couplings £ 7 98 T ra n sp a re n t P lastic • 25-FT. 'Stalwart' RUBBER GARDEN HOSE 50-FT. $£79 ^0 Mack seamless %" hose guar anteed f o r two years. Tested to withstand several times normal water pressure. 2 5-FT. with Couplings $319 10-YEAR G U A RA N TIED 'Crest' qualify, full K dia- « . . . melar, red neoprene y T r § cover. 50-Ff. Length. t R«al ECONOMY, too! Painters know it looks botter, § 0 9 » farther, lasts longer I If- F T . LENGTH $ 4 . 9 9 Mist toast9f " tPm W tUR Your house value may go up 1)000... $2000.. .with a General Paint "face-lifting". For t h i t house paint •«* only beautifies —it's specially formulât«* ta prevent weathering gnd decay... for yrera/ COME rif AND REGISTER FOR OUR DOOR PRIZES. DRAWING MARCH 21 X -R « f FOR SALE -Storkline crib, six-year size, and high chair. Can be seen at 509 N Third or phone 213-M. 20M2xp. FOR RENT—2-bedroom house, un furnished. Phone 123-R 20Mlxp FOR SALE—Sears Kenmore auto matic washer with suds-saver. good as new for $150. Sells for about $300 Ez Carr Appliances, next door to | Gordon's drive-in. 20Mtfc. i Titanium Bas« Outside Whit« BRASSIERS FOR SALE -LO AN S- FOUND Good heavy coat, found at Third and Park Monday Owner Identity at city hall. -’OMxc. KEN POND Kr“' E*uu Insurance 16 North 3rd. Building Permit Phone 21* A J Swan, alteration. Main street.! block 8. original townsite, *1277. a l tering front of former bakery build ing GENERALS 100% Pure LADIES' P h o n * 32 j Cecil Lang’.on of the -tail game '.arm and Ben arc F t ot N> a went on a deer oivey in me Jun- ' ira and Beauian area Friday March 7 They f uiwl 20 starved deer. 17 fawns two d >e arid one bn -k They saw an estimated 400 lne deer that had apparently eaten atx it every- thing that was eti.ble including s.taf-bursh mahogany and bmo-e in m all trees The anim al' were *n very poor physical condition Lang- t m predicted that many more dee: would die before spring, espec ially because of eating too much green grass on the south 'lo|ie. after the new growth starts. with Couplings MEN'S 69c given that on the a/uC date at the March same place and time a pecial elec tion of aid N a Road A e -ment Al 11 N I ' N' t> ma purpose of voting on the proposition to authcrae aid di-trict to levy N U TU t OF ANNI Al ANE» an a -e ment f ten 10> mills SPK LAI l i t i TION k e of eluded W.' bo | N V SS A Ro AD ASSESSMENT 1 LUSTRI« T Mi 7 ten 1 10' mill e no • authorized NOTICE is herebv .ven that on by statute, m d additional assess it e 8’ 1 1 A a e foi nal City Hall of tlic City v . -a in 'he ment to be used County of Malheur S a ■ of Oregon the fiscal year ' 1952 1953 the annual election : , dire tor if Dated at Ny a. Oreg..n. this 20th aid Nj i Rot v No 2 will be held at 9 lock in the day of March. 1952. Dale Garrison morning and will n.iauie until 6 Chairman of the Board of Direc o'clock in the atteri: on .ud day. and tors N y a Road A ('--ment District FURTHER NOTICI is herebv No. 2 M alh eu r B e e r In Date ol first ¡Midi ar>th, li» ? Aerv B ad C o n d ition Dae >1 ,u> || 77* Cotton and Rayon Sizes 32 to 38 PAGE FIVE Get "109* Nrs”st desteei ehs feetere GENERAL PAINTS STUNZ UMBER CO. 7«T Adrian Blvd. Whom 11Q M” ^3? Acquetati» for M fort* W-earo ta Ana «gray. O^e I « , Sh« « . .. « ’• “.I 8 • ' o r ug I. JOft.cirtfe. .b m U t.lr rust-greet, HT A Ttvrao f•»olvtng brass ormt perforated to ohw ' o Avon 4»«tr»bvttOn ot «at« %v«r » j« a 34 Ft ctrcUb Vhonr 2 44 @ 4
