THE N Y SSA GATE C IT Y J O U R N A L. N Y S S A . OREGON. T H U R SD A Y . M A Y 18. 1952
P A G E SIX TEEN
to pay the espeioe of Ghainnaa
Smdei oi his repre -u ta.ve
Slips w.ch U.e * d u g p< lio
pledge were given out 11 be dis
tributed to Sil M a d eur rouhty »h o * 1
children telhrig Uiern »h a t to do or
not to do in case putt > c »tries to th i
« wnmumty
To give an idea >f »he sp.r.» of
the people of thi locality Uie dr.ii
was officially ended u.e la t of
January but mauv organisation
M U i l f l l < O l V I V BREAKS
A L L FO LIO D RIVE RECORDS
(CseUaeed i t m Fage II
othrr ana-half is heiU locally fo.
polio u«*ed.-
P D Pletvsner, phytic therapist
o f the Malheur Mwi, ,r.a. iio- p.td.
t *ld
the fine equipment tiiev have
here arid the fact that they ran
ha/.die most of the ia..es that may
i «ne unie.-tf .n ra-r of ep deinu
arneii more reg.dered nur e*■ w*.uld
be necessary
Leonard Hewett trea urer o f the
Malheur County chapter reported
that during the pa * year Slum * i
spent on patients arid that there
were nine convalescent The chap
ter now na on hand over $4.r>uo if
needed
A letter from the National pre
dent Ha-il O'Connor wa read in
viting the l-ieal chairman to a work
shop confrence to he held in San
Francisco June 7 The chapter voted
and Individual Saw m t ■ re tn
the impact of polio in our >*n coni-
munity," Hemg.son a.d
l i t Sat-
irdav ■ ct.e. k lot $-6 *S received
fr.an the Baaiue Lad e Society and
the wee* before a ches a f r $20 came
in from the Emblem club at O n
ta rio ”
'P ie county chairman emphasized
that any contribution art till be
ing accepted and will be i ed to help
care for those afflicted in thi com
munity and for research to combat
the disease
NYSSA
PROGRAM
Telephone 108 J H E A T R E
SATU RD AY, M A Y 17
"California Passage"
with
Forrest Tucker— Adele Mare
California’s lustiest Era blazing with excitement
Matinee Sat. 1:3«; Adm. 3«c-»c
SU ND AY-M O ND AY, May 18-19
"I'll Never Forget You"
with
Tyrone Power— Ann Blyth
MICHEÁL RENNIE— DENNIS PRICE
A modern man steps back two hundred years with a bundle of old
love letters found in the attic.
Matinee Sun. 1:30; Adm. 30e-9e
TUESDAY-W EDNESDAY, M A Y 20-21
"The Denver and Rio Grande"
Color By TEC H N IC O LO R
with
Edmon Obrien— Sterling Hayden
DEAN JAGGAR— LAUR A ELLIOTT
I t ’s a brawny, brawling story o f rugged men in the roaring days
of pioneer railroading.
TH URSD AY-FRID AY, M A Y 22-23
"Rancho Notorious"
rn TEC H NICO LO R
with
Marlene Dietrich— Arthur Kennedy
MEL FERRER— W ILLIAM IK A W I.E Y
Marlene stars as the queen of an outlaw ranch, as a lost love drove
her onward to revenge
( IT T < « I M IL HAS B L S V
SESSION AT MEETING
tive and the book balanced. Van parents of a baby gitl born Thar*-
H >nr.
a Vale bue.iie.ss man
day. fcl.*y 8 at Balter
o r r in Cur.ey and Ahorna. C M c
Continued from Page l
Elroy are .«»ponent for the Demo- V IS IT S G H A N D I*ARt NTS
J jn e !i> » »r e ordered
. .
| cratic nomination f *r county com-
Donald Marshall, who lias served
N o* mi m b«. - ot the city budge» mivsioner Currey *s a Malheur in Korea visited with hts grand-
c m .i..ttic a.t Wa.aer L o » e and ca n ity stockirwn ai d a third gene- parent Mr and Mrs. Walter M ai-
. oi .i ii i.g * n U i . *ho MHceid ration re-ider.t of this county L fc 1 atiail in Ontario. He has left for a
^ ...t iru m i n and Hamilton ciiai- Hammaik is the U O P candidate visit with Lis fattier Wayne Mnr-
iiion ine to * iiiemoer will serve, with no oppo.-ition in the prim ary -hall who is an engineer at M«.-
.. r truce >cai anu other meinoers
IMo campaigning has been nec*s- Nary dam
aie A ti L > m ui and Houston W i 1 - ,ary or4 the J>4rt o f incumbent As-
“■
“ a,e «lie more year to lessor John Koopmati who ha.- no JUNCTION < ITY MAN
ciic and Jared Lewis Warren opponent for the Democratic nomi- SEEKING BROTHER HERE
ha.mer and L-in Joi.e^, who have nation to succeed himself, and
Sheriff John Eltenng has received
A 1 1 1 ’
,
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* George Carl-on, unopposed on the a request regarding the Whereabouts
t
l
Uoi
Republican ticket for the office
of Francis Burton Frazier, a farm
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1 ' 1
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Carroll Locey of Ironside is a-k- laborer and irrigator, last known to
r
c 1M h S 1m i t
budget lng to be returned to the office of be working in the Vale or Nyssa
.m eting *.l. o. lie.d June 3
state representative by seeking the areas. He was last seen driving a
Supt Henry Hartley and School Republican nomination on the basis 1934 Studebaker He is wanted by
B nd Meinoer John Schenk appear- , of his past record and a promise of bis brother. Elmer Frazier of Junc-
to a k f .1 further restrictions on fair and moral legislation. There is tion City, to sign papers in connec
pm ball macnines to help prevent t s Democratic candidate for the tion with’ his father's estate,
ludem fi 'in pending their lunuh office.
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money The councilmen agreed to
At the close o f registration rec
amend it amu ement device ordin- ords, Malheur county had 4775 Re
am* »<* restrict use of certain coin publican registrants. 3848 Democrats,
ui.i -nine- to persons 18 years of age 23 Independents, two Progressives y o t ©
lO IH O r r O W
and older.
uvd one Socialist, **cording to the
Registered voters who * ait thrir
The board also agreed to recom Secretary of State There also were
mend that beer license be granted 75 listed as "all others" for a total ballots. Friday in Oregon’s primary
election will be able to start voting
.to Manuel DeFuents who lias con of 8,724 registered voters.
There is a total of 34 precincts in at 8 a. m. and ran continue until
structed a restaurant and hotel east
8 p. m.
of the underpass, and Wilson’s Su- the county.
Voting places in this area are:
,per Market
Nyssa precinct 1, city hall.
Nyssa precinct 2, Eagles hall.
JU NIOR LEGION BASEBALL
Nyssa
precinct
3,
Methodist
GAMES S TA R T M AY 26
church.
Continued from Page 1
Arcadia, Christensen home, cor
Nyssa's
reorganized
municipal
and he need not be the son or rela
ner Alberta and Clark boulevard.
band
will
go
into
action
next
Mon
tive of a Legionaire or Veteran pro
Adrian, building adjacent to Bill's
viding he attended school during day evening with a public concert Food Market.
at
the
city
park,
it
was
announced
March, 1852 It was emphasized that
Big Bend, Big Bend school house.
the Legion’s policy of no distinction by Harry Miner, one of the band (Tliis is a new location.)
because of race, color or creed, ex members.
Owvhec, Owyhee school house.
Th e 22-piece band is under the
tends into its .sponsorship o f the
Ridgeway, Ridgeway Valley school
the
direction
of
Leon
Burt,
who
an
Junior Legion baseball teams.
house.
nounced that the musicians are
Home games scheduled for the ready for a public appearance after
Bishop and Mrs. James Peterson,
summer are May 29, Vale No. 1; a month of intensive practice. The
June 6, Vale No. 2; June 13, Ontario band was active two years ago, but Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stoker. Mr. and
No 1; June 20, Ontario No. 2; June numerous circumstances caused dis Mrs. Vern Garner. James Hawkins
27, Adrian All home games will be solution of the group last summer. and Golden Draper o f the Owyhee
played under the lights at the school Several practice sessions were held Ward attended an excursion to the
Idaho Falls L. D. S. temple last
field and will start at 8:30
early this spring and during the past
Oames away from home and the month a full turnout each Monday week-end.
Nyssa's opponents arid the field are: night has made it possible to have
May 26. Ontario No. 1; June 3, O n a complete, well-trained band.
C O M IN G EVENTS
tario No 2; June 10, Adrian. These
Miner said that plans are now
Saturday, May 17 Job's Daugh
first three games are twilight con being made for a formal concert to
tests, starting at 6 o’clock. June 17, be followed by a dance later this ter's cooked food sale at Ralph
Vale No. 1; June 24: Vale No. 2. year with all proceeds going to a Lawrence’s office,
Monday, May 19— Eastern Star
The last two Vale games are under fund to defray expenses. A bass horn
the lights at Vale's lighted field be and bass drum are the property of the meeting at the Masonic hall.
Wednesday, May 21—Civic club
ginning at 8:30.
city and Chamber of Commerce will meet at Parish hall at 2 p m.
while all other instruments are pro May Day program and installation.
P O L IT IC A L C A M PA IG N
vided by the musicians.
Thursday, May 22—Group No. 1
ENDS TO N IG H T
ELECTION EK ID A Y
may identify at Journal oii.ee and
pay for thi.- notice
18-U
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me 'f
®^rs J A ^
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Kebek.th L t-c at 8 p m. at I ‘ ' O 1
hall N >m»nati<'ii of ofticers.
Tuesday. May 27 Eagles auxiliary
to meet instead o f May 20 as pre-
vMuslv scheduled Initiation, contest
party and apron sale at 8 p. m.
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P O R 8 A L S Milk
si.
„ b U.
-oon ready for -ervice Oscar Schaf
er. phone 082-J2, 1 mile north and
mile east Adrian.
18-2tp
W AN TED Man to work on farm by
month. Call 173-W3 Parma, or 1
mile south of Nys.-a-Pamia Junction,
house on left side of road in gully.
E. R. Cart ar.
18-1 tp
TOO LATE TO C L A S S IF Y
___________________________________WANTH1D—Thirty head of cattle to
POUND- Between Baker and Unity, pasture for the summer. Phone
reading glass in leather case. Owner 035-JU. Nyssa.
18-tf.
Welcome, Jersey Breeders - - -
#T j ,
Y ou May Not
Be Pulling
Money
* i I É ì i m
Out of a
Where You May
Town Band Starts
Concerts On Mon.
but you'ro doing a sup«r job in pulling
money into this community.
Naturally, that takes work, and work is
down our farm alley when it comes
WORK CLOTHES
Brackens has studied the needs of
residents of this community and
we have stocked a complete line of
the finest work clothes of all
kinds— at reasonable prices.
Phone 105
223 Main
Cleaning Plant Sold
To Nyssa Residents
(Continued from Faze 1)
former Vale justice of the peace,
who retired six years ago.
Sale of the Nyssa Gate City Clean
Democratic voters are being asked ers by iMearl Marcum to Mr. and
to write in the name of Mary Th om Mrs. Harvey Howard and Mr. and
as o f Nyssa, whom the county cen Mrs. Roy Pounds, all of Nyssa, has
tral committee has endorsed for the been announced. The new owners
candidate for county treasurer Mrs. took over operation of the establish
Thomas is now employed at the ment today.
North Board of Control office here.
Howard has been employed at the
Incumbent Ora Hope and G. H. cleaning plant for the pas’t seven
Van Horn are the Republican con years and is thoroughly experienced
tenders for the office of treasurer. in all phases of the work Pounds ,'s
Mrs. Hope points to her record i f a pioneer resident of Nyssa, having
five terms in the office and the fact made his home here for the past 43
that records are clear and informa
years, part of which was spent in
the operation of Pounds Grocery
which he established and which still
| bears his name.
Marcum has operated the Gate
City Cleaners for the past 18 months
and stated that his future plans are
indefinite, although he will continue
to make his home in Nyssa He has
been a resident here for 10 years
| and was formerly employed by H ol
lingsworths', Inc.
IS AN
Come the basic products that
Nature's Most Nearly
Perfect Food
BUTTER
CHEE5
MILK
ICE CREA
POULTRY
EGI
The Gem Produce is your market center for these
products which bring the highest market prices you
will find anywhere.
Dealers
In Ice
Larro Feeds
Fancy
Dressed
Poultry
W « join in welcoming the Jarauy Breeders !o Nyas* for th»ir Seventh
Many of iheee Dairymen have found their profit*
D TUCKER AND K. THOMAS
ON LEAVE FROM NAVY
David Tucker. Seaman Apprentice
in the Navy, arrived here Sunday
week for a 10-day furlough at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Tucker.
Tucker, who Just completed 11
weeks boot training at San Diego, i
will be stationed at San Francisco
upon expiration o f his leave Keith
Thomas, o f Nyssa who finished boot
training at San Diego the same
time, is also here on leave
FOUR B4RIES BORN
4T M. M. IlfiSPIT.AL
Babies born in the Malheur Mem
orial hospital the last three weeks
are April 25. a girl to Mr. and Mrs
LeRoy Buir of Nyssa: May 3, a girl
to Mr aivd Mrs. T G Klinkenberg
of Nyssa May 7, a boy to Mr. and
Mrs Robert D Brown of Adrian
and May 13. a boy to Mr and Mrs
Donald R. Willson o f Nyssa.
COLOR M OVIE SHOWN AT
EPISC O PAL t H I Kt II SUNDAY
'This b Canada.’ a 40 minute
color movie was shown Sunday eve
ning at the Episcopal church to a
group o f members and friends by
the Rev Claire Crenshaw A num
ber o f these educational films have
been sh.'Wii to the Young Peoples’
Fellowship groups by Rev Crenshaw
during the past year
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greater after dealing through the Gem Produce Co.
Gem Produce Co.
Corner 6lh and Good Ave.
Phone 17
f||8^
\ IS IT S SA ILO R SON
Vern Richards and son, Marvin,
pent the p a d week in Jerome Idaho
visiting their vm and br>>ther Bea
man Apprentice LeR* y Richard«
who i.-* visiting his mother. -Mrs
Ralph lo w Beaman Richards is on
a 14 day leave from Ban P ego where
he is stationed.
PA R E N TS OE D A I U R T E R
Mr and Mrs. O r v » Newell of Bak
er and loruier resalenu of Nysia are
GÁNDCÑfFRESH
groceries
VE( W\ ! BL ES
you’ll Want
Lower Snake River Valley
"EXTREME B A R G A IN " IS
RESULT OF TYPO ERROR
Nyssa advertisers who use the
Gate City Journal columns to tell
their bargains are usually more than
generous, but an advertisement, in a
few copies of this issue offers an ex
treme bargain" as the result of an
error on the part of the newspaper.
The Boise Payette Lumber Co. is
offering paint at $5.10 a gallon, but
about 275 eopies of the Journal this
week carried a misprint of "$1.10 a
gallon.” An effort has been made
to send as many of these misprinted
copies as possible outside the trad*
area, but subscribers living in this
locality are forewarned that this
notice eliminates the responsibility
of the advertiser and this news
paper to maintain this misquoted
price.
IMPORTANT PART OP
Friday and Saturday, May 16-17
From Across the Wide Expanse of the
Annuel Jersey Show
,f w f W F to meet at home o i
\jr< Harold Bobbins at 2 p m
Carnation Com Flakes
All Macoroni 15% off
Catsup, 2 14-oz. bottles_________ 33c
Peas
3 cans 33c
300 size
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Eggs
3 doz. 99c
Large
Grapefruit
6 cans $1.00
No. 300— Sections
Bakery Goods
FRENCH BREAD
2 loaves for
29c
All sweet rolls—Baker's
dozen for price of
regular dozen.
Watch the counter for
other specials.
ORANGES
each 23c
28 oz. Pkj»s.
large size
4 lbs.
25c
Fresh STRAWBERRIES
Cup
19c
LETTUCE
2 lge. heads
19c
“ RADISHES and~
GREEN ONIONS
3 for
10c
QUALITY MEATS
SAUSAGE
Pure Pork
GROUND BEEF
3 lbs. 85c
lb. 59c
None Better
BACON SQUARES
lb. 22c
YOUNG BEEF LIVER
lb. 59c
Oysters. Salmon, Halibut
Fryers, Stewers, Roasters
Open Sunday Afternoon