THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1952
PAGE EIGHT
we k in heu of I' juoo ba.l bridge P u.A*v wi»en pioneer both
iva.'.
a prehnunary hearmg in of the state and of Washington and
Ny a ju tic« court on an a-eault Adanu Counties gathered for a pic
.•large and a third man is free on nic lunch and dedication of a monu
■
j . Payette on the same charge
ment to John Ouddy and his pioneer
They are Oordon Maxwell, 17. mill.
Tlve city curfew law will be put in chopping hay. A he ivy j.u k on fork
The affair, beginning with the
f. r'v Monday night, Ontario P l.^e of hay fell on top of Schock knocking f; m Id ah o , Phil Atkinson, 31. of
Chief Walter 8 Walker, said today h.m into the feeder pit He got out of V. th md Wendell Hlslop. M of Pay picnic at the fair grounds, and fol
lowed by a two hour dedicatory ser
All youth 17 years old and under the feeder by himself with only a ette.
must be off the streets by 10 p m., bruised nb and a ore arm to show
Charges were brought against the vice at the site of the marker, drew
unless accomiwnied by their parents, for the accident. The machine was tn. la-t week by W L Garrison of over 300 residents from points be
he said.
running at the time and the acci Ny a *i»o told police that they had tween Boise and New Meadows —
The bell of the Church of the dent could have been erious except indiK i iiun to go with them to look Weiser American.
Nazarene will ring at the curie*' • for Schock'-, presence of mind in over a farm and then had struck
hour he said.—Argas-Ob-»erver
working his way out of the feeder him over the head and robbed him
Shelter and suitable custody is
pit.—Independent Enterprise.
They were arrested in Nampa but sought for the two old tage coach
Kerry Schock. escaped serious in
Hi i p refused to waive extradition. es which are used each year to
Two men are in the county Jail
jury last Saturday afternoon while
; carry pioneers In the rodeo parade.
Malheur Enterprise
These valuable relics, owned by
attraction for the 40 or more the whole community, have been
spectators watching from the old deteriorating in the open for year-,.
bndg<- Wednesday was the work of The subject of their preservation
the boom operators—who Lifted the came up the other day in discussion
15'a t n girder-, as gently as a Jewel i of plans to create a community mu
er handling the balance wheel of a seum in the old Harper House, now
cate timepiece The hoist opera in the car# of the Outlook club —
tor never watched the girders them Weiser Signel.
selves, all his lever operations com-
Excitement filled the air Wednes
uig n hand signals from a worker
ationed in the best vantage spot day night when George Sullins of
to direct the movement of the gird Fruitland won the 1952 Btudetoaker
er through the air, over the water ! at the drawing sponsored by the
and into place.
j Pay-Ont Drive-in and a group of
Most spectacular show In the I about 30 merchants from the sur-
Snake River valley these Indian l rundings towns.
Sullins had been without a car for
.uminer days is all for free--at the
.te < f the new bridge which is rap- the past five years, and his la-t car
W H I L E W O R K IS S L A C K
ally taking form at the western j was a '33 Chevrolet coupe He re*-
| mained calm during the excitement
edge of five city.
I ou can save time and mon
During the past few days spec and reported that he felt fine. He
tators have far outnumbered the and his wife had turned in around
ey by applying Simplot It K D
25-man crew under the direction of 100 tickets for the car Payette Val
I) I A M () N D Superphosphate
Wayne Lynn. The crew, using the ley Sentinel.
now instead of waiting until
110-foot boom, is engaged in swing
Spring.
Full development of the Snake
ing
the great steel girders into place
Qualified authorities claim
i which will serve as- the basic sup river, a major campaign issue in
that Fall application is as good
port of the finished structure.— Idaho, will be discussed by U. S
or better than Spring for many
Sen Warren G. Magnuson of Wash
Weiser Signal.
crops, particularly alfalfa, clo
ington at a public meeting in Nam
ver, mountain and meadow hay,
Rem ina scene es were rife at Cam- pa's Central auditorium at 8 p. m.
grasses, pasture, Fall seeding»
Saturday, Oct. 25, the Idaho-Ore-
Sup
gon Hell’s Canyon association an
and cover crops.
nounced.
Get your Red Diamond
MEULLER
Sen. Magnuson, one of the spon
NOW at —
sors of a senate bill for authoriza
FURNACES—
tion of Hell's Canyon dam, will
speak at a meeting sponsored by the
LINK BELT
Idaho-Oregon Hell's Canyxm associ
STOKERS
ation, Oct. 25 and 26.
E stim a te # Gladly Given
Magnuson is one of a group of
CALDWELL
BOISE
Northwest congressional represen
HEATING
tatives who have endorsed the plan
Rhone 9-8452
Phone 2-1541
of army engineers and the bureau
Phone 134L2
SIMPLOT WESTERN IDAHO
reclamation for comprehensive
PRODUCE CO.
GEORGE J. KINZERp of
development of the Snake river and
and other Simplot dealers
Parma, Idaho
the Columbia river. He will discuss
Hi# ....
the major role which Hell's Canyon
dam plays in full use of Snake river
waters.—Owyhee Chronicle.
., re t!
Vx it mg at the F G Holmes home, Holmes and family. Mi and Mrs.
th« veterans hosp.tal.
Mr and Mr Wilson Winter and left for their home Friday morning Roy Holmes. Mr and Mrs. Glen
Several dinners were given in their Holmes, J r . and Mr. and Mrs- Gil
Dick spent Thursday In Caldwell
Among those who hunted deer honor while they were here Last bert Holme- and fam.lj
over the week-end were Mr and Thursday evening Mr and Mrs. evening Mr and Mr< Rolland
Mrs Lester Cleaver. Mr and Mrs Briggs and Mr and Mrs. F G Holmes entertained at dimi«. °
Lloyd Cleaver. Wayne Adams, Thur Holmes were dinner guests at the the Colorado visitors and Mr. ami
man Hill. Delbert Cleaver. Silas Frank Byers home Friday evening Mrs. F G Holmes and Bob and
Hoffman, Eugene Cleaver, Ouy and Mr and Mrs. Glen Holmes. Jr., en Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs. Roy
Holmes were hosts at dinner for t
Roscoe Tanner, and Howard Day
tertained the visitors and Mr and
Mr and Mrs Alfred Scott of Boi-e Mrs F O Holmes and Bob Last same group
Mrs Glenn Brown and infant
visited Saturday evening at the Sunday a picnic was held at the
Howard Day home Mrs. Scott is a Gilbert Holme-, home. Besides Mr. daughter came home from the Mal
.sister of Mr Day.
and Mrs. F G. Holmes and their heur Memorial hospital last wee«.
Mr and Mrs F O Holmes and
Mrs. Silas Hoffman and Mrs house guests, those present were
James Ritchie spent Thursday in Mr and Mrs. Goodson and family of I their house guests. Mr and Mrs.
Parma; Miss Della Shuster of On- Charles Briggs of Platteville, Oolo.
Ontario.
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Sanders, 1 tano; Mr and Mrs. Frank Byers j «pent Thursday at the A M Oood-
Mr- John McAllister and Mancil and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland son home near Parma.
Bi-hop went hunting this week-end
and returned with four deer.
[P h o s p h a t e
SIMPLOT
SO I L B U I L D E R S
Ç]
COLOR FILM PROCESSING
Along The
Now is the time to look up those favorite color slides
or black and white negatives and have them made
into Christmas cards.
Oregon Trail
Mrs. Frank Byerx
Phone 076-R1
The Merry Matrons club met at
the home of Gladys Byers last Wed
nesday afternoon. Fourteen mem
bers and one guest, Mrs. Charles
Briggs, of Platteville, Colo., were
present. Pamplets explaining the
chest x-ray program were distribu
ted and each one urged to have her
chest x-rayed when the unit Is at
Nyssa. Games were played with
prizes being won by Cora Rook.stool
and Betty Bowen. Lunch was served
by the hostess assisted by Alberta
Bowen and Betty Bowen. A grab
bag provided an added attraction
for the meeting. The next club meet
ing will be held Oct. 29 at the home
of Alberta Bowen near Vale. Every
one to meet at Bonnie Holmes by
12:30. Each one to bring something
for a potlucle luncheon. Roll call,
favorite song.
Mrs. W. P Hendricks went to Twin
Falls, Ida. Saturday to attend the
funeral of her nephew, Ben Lane,
who was killed in a traffic accident
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Briggs, of
Platteville. Colo., who have been
DANCE
We are Authorized Ansco and Kodak Color finishers
offering the finest and fastest service in the area.
SCHOEN PORTRAITS
114 South 3rd St. V 2 Block South of the City Hall
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 227-J
Cleaners and Processors of
Clover, Alfalfa and Grass Seed.
We are an approved w arehouse
and cleaning plant for seed to be
put under the governm ent loan and
support prices.
At
Beal Seed Company
THE BARN
Every Saturday Night
Phone 564
ONTARIO, OREGON
Parma, Ida.
Seed Growers
We are eligible lo clean and store alfalfa
and red clover seed ior the government
Dessert Seed Co.
Buyers and Processors of Field Seeds
Nyssa. Oregon
Phone 132
Buena Vista
Mrx. Alva Goodell
Phone 069-K1
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, of
j Nyssa; Mr and Mrs. Irvin Topliff
' and daughters of Adrian and Mr.
; and Mrs. Leslie Topliff were Sun
day dinner guests at the Edward
j Topliff home.
Mrs. Delbert Cleaver entertained
I Sunday afternoon in honor of Gary's
fifth birthday anniversary. Thirty-
j one guests were present. The after-
| noon was spent playing games. Ice
cream, cake and punch were served. |
Gary received many nice gifts.
Junius Tanner returned home j
I Sunday from Kansas City, Mo.,
J where he spent the past we- . at
tending the Western F. F. A con
vention.
Mr and Mrs. Willis Bertram and
Lucille went to Nampa Sunday to
i visit Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jamison.
Mrs. Guy Tanner entertained [
\ Monday evening for her daughter,
Audrey’s eighth birthday annivers
ary. Nine gir's were present. Fruit
salad, cake and punch were served, j
Mrs Howard Day was taken to the
| hospital in Nyssa Thursday and was
kept there until Saturday under ob- 1
servation. She is home now and
feeling some better but Is confined
to her bed most of the time.
Mrs M J Tanner left this week
for her home in Portland after I
spending most of the summer with |
her son. Guy Tanner and family.
Miss Garnet Ritchie spent the i
week-end at th# Lester Cleave r
home caring for th# children w hile:■
their parents' were hunting.
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Adams and i
Mrs. Thurman Hill and daughters 't
returned home Tuesday from Port
land where they had visited for j
about a week.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Adams went ;
to Unity Wednesday to attend the
funeral of a cousin. Alvin Busby.
Mr and Mrs Howard Fingers re
turned home this week after spend
ing a few days visiting in Couer
d’Alene
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Adams. Mrs.
Caroline Gardner and Mr. and Mrs.!
Thurman Hill and children visited
in Boise Sunday with S. F. Hill at
1'he out o f state grocery chain, throu h the Affiliated Milk C ommittee,
promises "rich milk at lower price's
I he ! At I is that the milk they sell to
uncontrolled markets is gcneralh neither richer nor cheaper than ours! 1 hey tay it hut
they don ’t do i t !
2
YOU WAITED
TILL FALL
No w o rrie s with hotel o nd
re s o rt r e s e rv a t io n * in th e
T o ll1 R e la x as yow rid e o ver
a u tu m n b r ig h t h ig h w a y » ,
fra o
d rivin g h a ia r d » ond
p a c k in g p ro b om«
Gooi
w ith
O r « # * " A ” Mllfe « « * « , |
O r « # — «*»••• (• * « U M #»« «
I f f t a f a n i ¿far Pratt
Po d Adv. by I ho
s PlOOuCCt*
C
vh
» ‘»•(j ♦ 2
,« I dj Pw, ..J « \,f I
.
Y o a r D o lla r
Nobody Can Deny This:
lit I Ml t* Rmp « far MN
3DAHO
W A SH IN GTO N
CA LIFO RN IA
BRITISH COLUM BIA
ALL HAVE LIQUOR
BY THE GLASS!
OREGON-
LEVS
The only state on the Pacific
Slope which req u ires bottle s a le l
GETtH STEP!
Moderation is m easured in
ounces . . . n ot in bottles.
VOTE 328>YES
A Vote FOR the Sale of Liquor by the G la ss
Pd Adv. Bvty Less Than The Bottle Committee, Inc., C. W . Jones, Chairm an, 409 S. W . 11th Ave
, Portland, Oregon
BEAT OLD MAN WINTER TO THE PUNCH
PROTECT YOUR CAR - TRUCK - TRACTOR
WITH
SKYW AY
ETHYLENE GLYCOL S
S
$ 2.85 a GALLON
THAT'S RIGHTI ONLY S2.85 A GALLON
You Save Nearly $1.00 A Gallon or Nearly $6.00 a Case
LET’S GET 2 FACTS STRAIGHT
1
1 hey also infer thJt O regon’s dairy farmers want the so-called ‘ protection o t
their trickv price control initialise I III 1 At 1 IS
over 80* ir of Oregon a
grade "A” dairy farmers ars lighting to keep our present l-AIR law ami protect yom
steady supply of sanitary milk
Va mi. Ea. on Highway 20
farther
TR A I (.WAYS
#
Sold On Unconditional Money Back Guarantee)
•
Th# On#-Shot. No Ru«t, No Corrosion, High-Boiling,
•
Non-Evaporating. Pur# Glycol Permanent Anti-Freex#
•
Protect# Your Car As Low As 85 Degrees Below Zero
•
Mix## With All Brands Ethylene Glycol Anti-Freexel
0
Test With Ethylan# Glycol Tester!
• SKYWAY $2.85 A GALLON!
A Good Buy is Skyway! Buy Now & Save! At
Berrett’s Service
H i g h w a y 20 N o .
TXr 7 irf<e«r/#
tM 3C*iu St.
S
K
Y
W
A
Y
?b#«e Ut
of
T *
Phon# 117