THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1952
PRE-SEASON RECAPPED
TIRE SALE
STARTING SEPTEMBER
18 TH
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N A T I O N A L G U A R A N T E E IN W R IT IN G
O.K. RUBBER WELDERS
14 South 6th
Phone 5-M
MOVI MUCH
M utdav Brirtgr club had Its fir t
m eetup alter the 'um«n*r mouth«
at i f * home o f Mr> Ted Morgan.
Gue-ts were Mr* Ward Wieurke and
Mrs. Warren Farmer Frizes were
won by Don ftrll of Farms, and Mrs.
Lloyd Wilson.
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Amity dub held its regular meet­
ing Friday night at the Don Moss
home After a short business session,
Mrs. Lloyd Lewis was honered and
a lovely gift was presented to the
new Lewis baby.
Next meeting will be Oct. 3 at the
Carl Burningham home, with Mrs.
Walker Lowe in charge of the pro­
gram.
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Mr. and Mrs. Club Meets
Mrs. Ted Morgan entertained the
Mr. and Mrs. club last Wednesday
in which A. C. Sallee was the guest.
Prizes were won by Mr. Sallee and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson.
LEG IO N A U X IL IA R Y MEETS
American Legion aux.liary of Post
79 held its first meeting last Thurs-
day since the summer recess. Mrs.
Clifford Mink, president, and Mrs.
K K. Lienkaemper reported the sale
of 43 flags to Nyssa merchants. De­
livery Is expected to be made in the
near future.
AH members are asked to attend
the meetings held on the first and
third Thursdays, at 8 p. m., in the
Veterans hall on Second street.
EXPERIENCED
All Other
Sizes and
Treads
Priced in
Proportion
Apple Valley Aclivilies
M f ' Gherman Wilson
Plume Parma 21-MI
Mondav Club Meets
Amity Club Meets
Snowcaps
and
T raction
Treads
W v w ~ s /
facial Elites
MECHANIC
WANTED
Top Wages Paid
N Y S S A IM PLEM ENT
COM PANY
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Mrs. Boyd Swanson, i f Payette. with Mr. and Mr
R< ,er Norland
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and family. Palmer and L -ter Nor­
Mrs. Naomi Price, of N .mpa, were land and Miss Lee Hetrick, of W 1-
among those attending the funeral der, present.
services for Grandma Hicks Satur­
day afternoon. Mr- Price visited in
the Hick.' home Saturday evening.
Mrs Irvin Hetrick and Muss Lee
Hetrick, of Wilder, were Thursday
dinner guests m the Martha Norland
home.
New Honey
Several of the WSOS ladies at-
15c a lb.
tended the district meeting in Nyssa
Tuesday. The next regular meeting
For 10 lbs. or more
will be Wednesday, ix
1 at me
Offer
Good for Sept. Only
home of Mrs. Irene Henahaw. A
Christmas box for Mis.' Celia Cowan,
in Africa, will be packed, and bazaar
aprons are to be turned in.
Corner 9th and Brower
Sunday dinner guest' m the J. N.
Leigh home included Mr and Mrs.
Lawson. Mrs. Hansen and John N el­
son. all of Boise, and Mrs. Bertha
Eyes Examined
Morris, o f Parma.
There will be a Cub Scout pack
Glasses Fitted
meetuig in Parma Thur-day even­
ing, Oct. 2. All cubs and their par­
Adjusted and
ents. or any boy. and hts parents,
who wants to be a cub, are urged to
Repaired
attend.
i Mr. and Mrs. A. O Schultz re­
i turned Monday from a vacation trip
to California. Mr. Schultz says he
Tuesday, October 28
hasn't had enough yet, so he is go­
PA R M A HOTEL
ing deer hunting, too.
PARM A, IDAHO
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wagner are re­
ceiving letters from Dick, in Japan,
Boise Office: Kooni 252
where he is stationed with the navy.
Sonna Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Curtis and
Entrance to Sonna Bldg,
baby, of Caldwell, visited in the Jack
between Penny's and
Wilson home Sunday.
Newberry’s Stores
Cecil Leigh is cutting corn this
week on the Merle Jenkins farm
Phone Dial 3-7011
near Roswell.
A birthday dinner honoring Mrs.
Roger Norland was given Friday
evening by Mrs. Martha Norland,
BRING YOUR
CONTAINER
Insurance Saved
This Investment
Honey Foster
A sound insurance
policy is an inval-
able bastion in the
defense of our sav­
ings. Properly plan­
ned insurance pro­
tects us against un­
avoidable loss. Call
us today for com­
plete plans on pro­
Dr. A. T. Bradbury
LOCAL NEW S
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bleaknian,
daughter and son-in-law of Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Stunz, have moved to
Eugene, where Mr. Bleaknian will
complete his senior year at the U ni­
versity of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. George X. Bear spent
the week-end with friends near
Sheaville. Ore.
Mrs. C. J. I.esberg anil daughter.
Viva Mary Jensen, of Meaohum, arc 1
visiting friends in Nyssa for a few
days.
Mrs. Angie Cook has sold her pro­
perty in Nyssa and will go to Payette
to live w ith her son. Jimmy.
Mrs. Pearl Frank, of Payette, has
been visiting the past 10 days with
her daughter, Mrs. Tom Loe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, of
Ontario, were Sunday guests at the
Tom Loe home.
Visiting at the Don M. Graham j
home last week was Bill Ourenstrom,1
director al veterans affairs for the
state of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tyner, of
Lawndale, Calif., arrived Monday at
the home of Mrs. Faie Duifin. Mrs,
Tyner is the sister o f Mrs. Duffln.
Their mother, Mrs. Alice W. Haws, of
Salt Lake City, is also visiting the
Duffin home. Before returning to
California, the Tyners will accom­
pany Mrs. Haws to Salt Lake City
Thursday.
tecting your invest­
ment.
Bob Thompson
Agency
Phone 97
PARMA SEED CO.
Alfalfa and Clover Seed Buyers
C A L L NYSSA 088-J1 TO H AVE BUYER SAMPLE
AND BID Y O U R SEED
-¡WANTED:-
| YOUR DEAD AND USELESS ANIMALS
Horses, Cows, Calves, Sheep. Hogs
Cash for live horses and cows
FREE PROMPT REMOVAL
Phone us collect
Nyssa 102-W
Payette 670
If no answer call Nampa 6-4604
D A Y OR NIGHT
IDAHO ANIMAL PRODUCTS
Nampa, Idaho
Power Steering now available on Super at
well as Road master. Optional at extra cost.
4 4
is something everyone
talks about—and Buick ow n ers take
pride in telling us that they’re doing O k on
M
il e s p e r g a l l o n ”
this score.
But the kind of miles is important too. The
real pay-oil you get when you own a Buick is
in what happens while you're turning gas into
power.
E v e r y drop of gas sets off a tiny tornado
of compacted energy in B u ic k ’s F ir e b a ll 8
Engine.
You swoop from a standing start to any speed
the law or good sense permits with effortless
smoothness, thanks to Dynaflow D rive.*
poise — case your grip on the steering wheel
and feel the car seek a straight course again
like a compass points to the pole.
"S& H " Green Stamps
Given On All Purchases
NIG H T-TIM E W EAR
I his is travel as you’ve always hoped to find
it—relaxed, carefree, luxurious, happy—while
you leave the miles behind.
SLEEPERS
Gowns & Pajam as
Yes indeed — life’s different in a Buick. H o w
different you should find out firsthand.
Sizes 0 to 14
I lo w about letting us give you a sample —any
day you say?
Equipment, accessories, trim and models are subject to change
u about notice. *Standard on Roadmaster, optional at extra cost
on other Series.
S(/A£ /£ r*(/£ fO * S2 —
Values to
$3.98
$ | .7 5 to $ 2 - 4 9
LAD IES'
First Quality
NYLON HOSE
MEN'S
Dark Seam
KNIT T-SHIRTS
2 Pair for
Reg-
Various Colors
and Patterns
$ | .4 9
Rubber
Sole
ROBERTS-N YSSA, Inc.
*
IT'S
'BLACK
M A G IC
8" WORK SHOE
With acid resisting
horsehide upper
by "W O LV E R IN E ”
S I . 25
89c
FACTO RY WORKERS!
MEN'S
The car holds direction like an airliner on the
beam. You snug into turns with sure-footed
Second St. and Good Ave.
Girls. Misses, Ladies
Sizes—3-6x
7-14
34-40
Flannel
Values to
$2.98
You soar over the road with magnificent level­
ness—buoyed by big soft coil springs on every
w h e e l—coddled by a dozen other features
which make up Buick’s million dollar ride.
SWEATERS
For Cool Time#
While They Last!
There are still a few Boys’
Shirts in Rayon, Flannel
or Broadcloth for
$1.00
Plant Food
Leaf Lustre
Plant Mix
29c
35c
39c
Make Your Indoor
Garden Growl
W e Give " S i H "
Open 'Til
Green Stamps
9 p. m. Saturdays
NYSSA, OREGON
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