Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 20, 1952, Image 6

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSÀ. OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 195t
Days
By in
Gone
Nyssa C om m u n ity
From the Journal file»
10 Years Afo Nov. 19. 1942
• Wear« Ago Nov. 20. 1947
*IYw school census, just completed Dale G arrison was re-elected m as­
by G rant Rinehart hew a popula- ter of the Oregon T rail Grange
teon of 1737 children fr m 4 to 20 Fate of the M alheur County experi­
years old in the Ny a school di ­ m ental farm is indefinite a- a re ult
enet. an increase of !a2 over last of the rejection of a special levy ub-
year — Howard Liovejoy was elec­ m itted to voters at the general elec­
ted president of the coat he of tion.----- Checks totalling $1.580.510 23
S n ake River Valley Conference. were mailed by the Amalgamated
Lloyd Lewi- wa fit Pd v.ce presi­ Sugar Co. to beet growers in this
The
den t of the S R V. ba-kctball offic­ area, on basis of $3 per ton
ials association 'Ii.t Standard C hristian church is laying a new
four-foot concrete sidewalk on two
Oil Co.
ides of the church building —
Service S tat. i.
It’s here
aiul you nun iiin one
FREE! ,
P ly m o u th
th e n e w
On
$25,(XX) “ Meet tho new Plymouth”
I
Plymouths
— hundreds of cash p rize s— will
be given away! Com e in now — get
your e n try blank and complete
contest details.
display now—the truly bal­
anced 1953 Plymouth—the
b e au tifu l,
C o ntest S p ark lin g new
most
best riding, best per­
Plymouth ever built I
fo rm in g
V0U MAT WIN A NEW PLYMOUTH FREE I
it now, and enter the
WAGGONER MOTOR Phone
CO. 180
exciting
G o o d A ve.
W h a t a W o n d e r fu l w ay to bay
M. Marie Holman c l Baker has
m< in i to Ny--a to live w ith her sis­
ter. Mr Lioyo L»w. ----Clinton
Kuashnu has been appointed m an­
ager of t.ie Farm ers Supply Coop of
Ny -a and O ntario.
15 Years Ago Nov. IS. 1937
Fifteen years ago, Nov. 22. 1922,
Sidney Burbidge and Dewey Ray
• trted the N yva Packing Co. It was
located next to th e post office and
b> a'ted one wooden m eat block and
counter- It now is one of the most
modern m eat shop.'.— $275.000 in-
..ial paym ent was distributed a-
mong local beet growers. Approxi­
mately 8900 acres were planted to
beet.
Max S. T aggart, attorney-
ti-law, opened his offices in the
We tern hotel Monday
By virtue
oi contract signed this week be­
tween the board o f trustees of the
My a Aerie of the Eagles and Dr.
L. A. M.iuJd.ng, members and their
famtlii will oe able to secure m edi­
cal attention.
20 Years Ago Nov. 24, 1932
Eleven fine, fat C anadian geese
were shot on the Owyhee river above
the dam by Artie Robertson, Dr E
I) Norc >tt. Ed Wilson and Robert
Long
Ella Points of Nyssa was
-elected altern ate winner of the
1932 Un.on Pacif.c 4-H scholarship
t > O S C.----- Jake Bodmer is com-
plc-.r.g a new 5-room house on his
: land property in the Snake river.—
Ny a Boy Scout receiving m erit
badg in court of honor at Roswell
were Wi loy Lathen, Robert Wilson,
Robert Johannesen. Curtis Foster,
W arren Larsen and Howard Larsen.
Li jyd Wilson, L athen and Paul
J< hi. i n were advanced to second
class.
I.', A t ars Ago Nov. IS, 1927
Construction work on the railroad
to the Qw*nee dam site will start in
a very .short time.----- Eddie Powell,
who recently purchased a home on
Bower avenue is busy remodeling
the -ame thin week, adding bath ­
room and garage.----- Elm er L. Pow­
ell of Ironside, who receeirtly p u r­
chased the Ehrtfood place, intends to
start an up-to-date dairy oi about
a dozen cows.----- F Marquiss, P a r­
ma, Ls doing the carpenter work on
the new filling station to be occu-
"1 Love You”
A>,ed by the S tar Garage
35 Years Ago Nov. 23, 1917
4.000 head I
tb« Bt
(field holdings were stld for $17 per
head.----- Finishing touches are be­
ing put to the storeroom of Nyssa
H ardw are Co which is being re­
modeled and modernized.----- Doug
an d Jack, sons of Mr and Mrs. A
M cDonald are somowhere ;n France
doing valianj -en .-e on the fighting
line.------Dixon ar.d Man ell shipped
a fine car of apples this week to the
New York m arket
Every vacant
room in town ha- been filled to
overflowing with produce, apple
onions and p- tat e» Shortage of
cars has made it .mpo.-.-ible to get
the stuff to m arket and grower-,
are trying to .save th ttr crop-.
Non-Fiction Is
Featured In New
Library
Books
A nother group of new books may
be seen at the adult circulation de^k
this- week a; the M alheur County
Library. Three hole.- will be ready
for circulation Saturday, Nov. 22.
The first of these is “Troopship”
by K ite Holliday who rec unts the
reactions of American.-, en route to
the K orean front.
“T rail Driving Days” by Dee
Brown is a retelling, with the aid of
m any picture-, of the cattlem ens
s.ory in the Old We-t.
A collects n f ries depicting
other pha.,e.^ of life in the Old \Ve-,t
a-> told by the old tim ers them-elves
is “Living Pioneer-" by Harold
Fret e.
A m ountaineer and writer, H. W.
Tilm an, de.-.-r.be- his travels in
Chinese Turkestan and his attem pts
at m ounta.n-clim btng there in
"China to Chitra! ’
“Pottery and Poreclain” is a stan ­
dard reference guide for collectors,
the new edition of which has just
been secured by the library.
“Double in Space" by Fletcher
P ra tt oontains two science fiction
stories: “Project Excel-ior" concerns
an allied iipace station, and “The
W anderer’s R eturn" a fleet of Unit­
ed Planets space ships.
Ju an De Castrol writes a thought-
provoking book, "The Geography of
H unger,” in which he rejects the
theory th a t birth control is the only-
road to the survival of W estern civi­
lization and gives facts supporting
the view that, though there is no
physical difficulty m doubling the
world food supply, there is a limit to
the capital and labor th a t society
and governm ents are willing to de­
vote to it.
“Commercial Art Techniques” by
S. R Maurello is a handbook on
equipm ent and m ethods, including
airbrush, pei. and mk. scratchboard,
layout, and design.
An informally w ritten guidebook
for the traveler in Horace Sutton’s
•‘Footloose in Sw itzerland.”
building Tuesday
Mr and Airs. Claude Willson wef*
guests ci their daughter. Mis- Clau­
dia Willson for dinner Sunday eve­
ning in Boi_-e. M iv Willson pent
the weekend at heme and they re­
turned her to Boise Sunday after­
noon.
ll«u*e|tM-*t-> this week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGinnis
are Mr M cGinnis’ uncle, Je--> Can-
trail and his sister, M r» Joe Westes.
both of Alturas, Calif.
Mrs. lin k SUxkhani and Beverly-
spent last weekend in Boi-e visiting
.vl.-j. L. E. H , viand.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ntrit kland and
family were dinner guests Sunday it
the W yat: Sm ith home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Daley and
Mr ana Mrs. John P t:er enjoyed
a drive to G rand View Sunday to
view the newly con-tructed dam
there.
Mrs. Barney Wilson returned home
this week from a week's visit at
Marysville, Calif., with her brother.
Jim Ritchie She was accompanied
to Marysville by her sister, Mrs.
Bill'Ruxton of T aft, CalX, who had
been a houseguest of the Wilsons
here for 10 days.
Mrs. Ella Sm ith was a happy re­
cipient of a beautiful lei of lavendar
orchids sent from Honolulu this
week by her brother, Emil Dean of
Emmett. Mr. ar.d Mr Dean are cn
a m onth’s- tour of tha Hawaiian I -
lands.
Mrs. Arthe KoheffUon ah® hits been
ill at her home the p a-t two weeds
ar.d has been absent from her po-;-
turn at the Nyssa Pharm acy, is re-
ported to be m u .h improved and
hopes to return to work the forepart
of next week.
Mr*. < harle» Short o t OBtan«
¿ jk J M: Charle.-, McConnell were
Sunj ay evening visitor.- at the Dean
home Mra McConneU ihow .
, .
e<* pictures and scutem rs o er
recent trip to Hawaii.
FREE
TURKEYS
0 *'
for
THANKSGIVING!
Stop in today and
REGISTER
fo r th e d ra w in g for tw o d ressed an d
p ack ag e tu rk e y s.
NO OBLIGATION TO BUY
Bunn's
Signal
Service
301 Main
P h o n e 59
LOCAL NEWS
Visitors Friday at the home of Mr.
! and Mrs. H. D. Zobell weire Mr.
and Mrs Laurn Ashliman of Rex-
burg who were enroute to Seattle
to atten d a shoe fair. They plan to
visit at the Zobell home again this
Friday on their iway home.
San« I.yn Woodard, nine-Tear old
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Woodard is reported much improved
from rheum atic fever. She is able
to sit up p art of the time.
Mrs. John Rrrtz, Mrs. Walter Fox,
Mrs. Robert Bowen and Mrs W yatt
Sm ith were business visitors in Boise
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Wilson and
I Mi and Mrs. H enry H artley were
among Ny-ssans attending the open­
ing of the new O ntario high school
CRANBERRY
SAUCE
No. 303 Ocean Spray, whole or strained
<90
3 c a n s............ 65c
CHESTNUTS_______Lb. 45c
For dressing
SWEET
POTATOES
Durands, heavy syrup, No. 3 squat
COCOANUTS ........ Lb. 15c
All sizes
2 cans............... 75c LETTUCE
2 heads 17c
CELERY HEARTS Pkg. 23c
MINCE
MEAT
Snoboy Brand
Kerrs, 29 ounce jar
CRANBERRIES
.... Lb. 35c
Eastern
E ach..................4 9 c
*
Th« Gift that
C o lhtrt Mor* Gift* I
$ t ia A io in f conto!« u p * d u n ■■
C ellar M o n d oak f i a t r o . u m . full
* 070 -
* 0076 *
gth draw er in bat* '•im r m o Je l in
ral vih«r populär fcnishci
MANY 1 AME CHESTS
AS LOW AS
*
If you has* • "ipeciil someone" lo remember
•»on —you II htul the loveliest gifr of all ns our
big selection of Lane Cedar Chests — the gift
that's sentimental and practical, loo!
See them today—and have jroux gill problem
happily solved.
5
Ü** OAtmtMl lAVtO
FAY% FO* A LAMI
m
f* V \*
*i »«« m r,
- 1
roror klerarf with Ik* famosa
Rato-Raatar
flto a ia«
machina. No on-
M c itta 'i f 'f t 1*« —
and
septic tsnkr
HOLDS
«•na-lin itk
• • i I n in
UPI
DOWN
'Sii » »
S MAU VY HALT F A Y * I N T |
C r i i rful lftth Centurv ¿tiling in
Circus, 8 ounce tins__________________
C lo «qe4 iiw tr t
«leetne
A i A iv t fé W
H A .xai
hu I e ««a
T.t nrAterfâlI Jetif n in rich % A
OC
w# T «r
mer ,. n an
» ta a « l l n a u t i —h
- M ,a * 4 4« « m » «A
u |,
t i n »«ll-
H a t MÛ f i t i B | U AJ,
WE GIVE S 4 H GREEN STAMPS
Tour 4*o«nJaWo ROTO ROOT»
S « r * « , m a n h a i r k a p r t p t a « o i»
Peterson Furniture Co,
Your Dependable Furniture Store
NYSSA
—
VALE — ONTARIO
—
PAYETTE
m«rt I« ,uni, M«*« loaki ia tha
••ail va ni ta ry aay.
piton*
BROWER
Plumbing Shop
H t « »
PUMPKIN ....... 2 lor 39c
Del Monte. No. 2 Vi
PEANUTS
2 for 65c
p w
* IM -J
We will have a large supply
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
of bronze and white Turkeys,
Del Monte, No. 24
geese, chickens, and hams
right for your
2 cans ............... 75c priced
Thanksgiving Dinner____
FRUIT
CAKE MIX HAMBURGER
Lb. 35c
Lyons, 1 lb. package
BEEF ROASTS
Lb. 39c
2 fo r................. 93c Milk Chocolate Bars
JELLY
4 for $1.00
Ghiradelli's, 14 ounce
Kerr's assorted, 12 oz.
PRESERVES
3 for S1.00 E ach............... 59c
Sunny Jim, berry, 12 oz.
Hour»- W»«k day». 8 ». m.—8 p. m.
Sundays. 12 noon—3 p. m.
Nov*mb»r 2 1st and 22nd
WILSON’S
SUPER
MARKET
Modem Methods Make Shopping Easier Here”
Pk04M 21
F r— P a r k in g a n d D s U v n /
204 2nd & Good
l2SSS2S25l
I