Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 08, 1953, Image 7

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 8. 1953
to Move a Single Thing From Our Old Location To Our New
OCK!! Sensational Values! Quality Merchandise! Priced To
e D uty! Come!
c For Sale Purpose—Our Own High-
* Advantage of This Wonderful Op-
DRY GOODS___
LADIES' WEAR
Biggest Values Ever Offered In This
lis Carnival of Real Honest To Good*
CRIB
SHAG RUGS
BLANKET
ig In Our New Home Which W e Hope
—W e Hope You'll Like It.
r
i
24x45— All Colors
Non-skid Ha i k
Hunnv Fsmond
ttx M
Was 3.59
Yellow--Green--Pink
Now
Blur
Was .2.98
Now
1.99
WASH CLOTHS
Was 19c
BLANKET
EN’S
2.69
Now
25'-, Wool
Size 72x84
13c
Was 6.98
LADIES’
Now
4.98
ANKLETS
Was 39c
DOCBLF W OOL
•GO N
Now
BLANKET
19c
5% Wool— 7#xSO
LADIES’
Was 4.77
e—It W ill Continue As A Reliable,
Now
3est Goods At The Lowest Prices At All
NYLON HOSE
3.99
Slight Irregulars
59c
BLANKET
5°c Wool— 72x84
LADIES’ FLANNEL
Was 3.98
Now
1.99
Large Bath Siie
AH Colors
th
Was
LADIES’
1.00
Now
10 A.M.
SWEATERS
69c
One Lot
% Off
TOWELS
Cannon Kxtra Hrary
Extra large
ALL LADIES’
Was 1.49
Now
I0NAL
HANDBAGS
50% OH
93c
SHAG RUGS
ladies’ Shorty Flannel
24x36—A U Colors
Non-skid Back
GOW NS
Was 3.49
Was 2.98
Now
1.99
B .ld .n g permit- for construction
III
issued during 1952, according to rec­
ord >n file v:th Mi Hilda Tensen,
Nyssa city clerk
Five business buildirg- accounted
for the largest share o f construction
and t-he largest o f these was the
J. C Watson Produce Co., which
built a new $26.000 packing house
last summer. Second largest con­
struction job was the Malheur Home
Telephone Co.'s $21.000 structures to
house the ne v dial telephone system
for the Nys a area
During the year building permits
were issued for only three new
houses, totaling $-’7,000. Alterations
on existing dwellings came to a
total of $7.000 for 12 different re­
pair or enlargement jebs. There
•were six garages, totaling $4.900,
built during the year
Four different owners or tenants
o f business building saw l i t to re­
model or m ike alterations on exist­
ing business buildings for a total
amount of $11,277.
\ \ S S \ STUDENT MAKES
l M Y E R S IT Y HONOR ROLL
Miss Alice Komatsu, daughter o f
H Ki matsu. route 2, Nyssa, was a-
tnong the 190 University o f Oregon
students listed on the honor roll for
the fall term.
The honor roll includes all under­
graduate students whose grade point
averages, on not less than 12 term
hours, total 3 50 or higher. Miss
; Komatsu received a state fee schol­
arship for ’.lie university for 1952-
53.
Was 2.98
Now
TOWELS
IURSDÀY
iNUAR Y
GOWNS
2.79
Building Permits
Total 5110,877
Here During 1SS2
Now _______ 1.99
NEW Y E A R ’S BAB Y
IIO K N IN 1IONI 1,11
A girl was born on New Y e a r’s day
to Mr and Mrs. Raymond J. Zogg of
Honolulu,
Hawaii.
Nancy
Jean
weighed seven pounds, 14 ounce« at
birth, it was reported.
Mrs. Zogg is the former Patty Jean
Schweizer, daughter o t M: and Mrs.
Schweizer, of Kennewick. Mr. and
Mrs. George McKee and Mr. and
Mrs. George Schweizer of Nyssa are
the great-grandparents.
ADRIAN Y O l’NG PEOPLE
TO ELECT SUND AY EVE
Young people of the Adrian Com ­
munity church will have a supper
meeting Sunday night and an elec­
tion of new officers for the year, it
was announced by the Rev. Henry
E Moore. Morning worship services
at 11 o’clock will include the sermon
topic. "Quit Y e Like Men.”
LOCAL NEWS
PIECE GOODS
NUES
PIN W H A LE CORDUROY
REDUCTIONS
White—Pink—Blue—Green—
Red—Rust—Flamingo
W as 1.49
__________
Now Yard 79c
GABARDINE
50% Acetate — 50% Viscoe
SHOES and OVERSHOES
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
CHILDREN'S—TOTS'
OVERSHOES
W as 1.35______________ Now Yard 79c
W as 89c
WAFFLE PIQUE
Now Yard 59c
WOMEN S MAXIE
GALOSHES
W as 98c
CHAMBRAY
__________ Now
Yard 39c
Was 2.98
Sizes 2 to 10
W a s 59c________________.Now Yard 39c
Was 98c
N o w _________
Sixes 10Vi to 3
Was 1 39
N o w ____
CURTAIN M ATERIAL
Now ________ 1.89
BOYS' 4-BUCKLE
PRINT— 80 SQUARE
HEAVY
Now Y a r d _________________________ 27c
OVERSHOES
Sizes
98c
TAFFETA A N D SATIN M ATERIAL
Iridescent and Plain Colors
to 3
3.98
W a s 98c________________ Now Yard 49c
ALL SHOES AND RUBBER FOOTWEAR
ALL MATERIALS
% TO
GREATLY REDUCED
Vi
OFF
BRACKEN’S
NYSSA, OREGON
Men's W ear • Ladies' W ear • Boys' W ear - Girls' W ear - Shoes • Piece Goods.
Mr. and Mrs. John I ’lrey were
Thursday dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Root. Other
visitors during the day included
Royce Chadwick. Barbara Nieger,
Glen Schireman and Nancy Wilson,
who were home from college for the
> holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Sherwood and
Frank were New Year's dinner
guests of Mr and Mrs Cy William.1
| at Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ditty of Owy-
i hee were Sunday morning callers at
1 the John Reeves home and during
■ the afternoon visitors were Mr. and
Mrs Leonard Wiechert of Baker
and Gussie Wiechert of Manson.
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Odrn and
family were visitors Sunday evening
at the Fred Stephens heme.
II. O. Hopkins was on a business
trip to Portland from Thursday until
Saturday night.
Lyle Wilson spent Monday and
Tuesday o f last week vbiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E
Giddings at Payette.
Claude Willson was returned home
Saturday fr m the Nyssa hospital
following surgery the forepart of
the week Their son. Dale Willson,
e.nroute to Olympia from Las Vegas
and their daughter, Mis% Claudtna
W ilRon o f Boise spent the week-end
at home.
anti as to the validity of such elec­
ta n auth. rir.ng aid contract and
t
a
i
t
and fer an order approving and con-
. - . i t
A
lit: that on the 5th day of Janu­
ary. 1963 upon the n tion of the
petitioner.-., the court, made and en­
tered it- order fixing the 10th day
c f February, 1953. at the hour o f
10 00 o ’clock. A. M . a- the time
when, and the Circuit Court Room
of the Malheur County Courthouse
at Vale. Oregon, as the place where
-aid petition and the proceedings
thereunder w'U be heard: that pur­
suant to said order hearing of .said
petition and the proceeding there­
under will be heard on the 10th day
o f February. 1953. at the hour o f
10 00 o ’clock. A. M.. in ’ ne Circuit
Court Room at the Mali:
C unty
tL urthouse. Vale. Oregon that :n
aid order the court directed th it
notice be served on all person-, and
parties concerning the publication
>lr and Mrs. II. M. Johnson, Nys­ thereof for three consecutive weeks,
sa. tins week an noun red the mar- being four publications in the N 5 --
ri iRe of their daughter, Margary, to .-a Gate City Journal, publ: hed n
Hugh T. Wood of San Francis«'». Nyssa, Oregon, and that ju..-dic­
The marriage took plat e Dec. 24 at tion of the court in the premises be
Keno. with the honey moon being complete at the expiration of u n
spent in the groom’s home city. The days after the full publieat.. n of this
new home will be established at San notice; that the date of the first
publication, is January 8th, 1953;
Diego.
that the date of the la 1 publication
is January 29th, 1953: and,
NOTICE TO CRED ITO RS
You are '.vereby further notifed
In the County Court ol the State of that you and each of you or any
Oregon for the Countv of Malheur persons or parties interested may
In the Mutter of the Estate of at any time, prior to the exp nation
Clarence M Zink, Decea-ed.
o f ten days after the 29th day of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, January, 1953, appear and contest
That the undersigned, B. B. Lien- the validity of this pr<oeeding or
kaemper. has been appointed ad- any c f the acts or things covered by
mmi-trator of the estate o f Clarence this proceeding or recited and enu­
M 7.;nk. deceased, by the County merated in said petition and if y >u
Ci urt of Malheur County, Oregon, fail so to appear, the ci irt will pro­
and has qualified as such.
ceed to its judicial examination and
NOW. THEREFORE, all persons enter its judgment and decree as
having claims against the estate of to the regularity and legality in
Clarence M Zink, deceased, are such proceedings and of ca :i and all
hereby notified and required to pre­ o f said proceeding- as covered by
sent the same, with proper vouchers, said petition and declare aid amen­
duly verified, within six (6 » months datory repayment contract to be a
from the date of thi- Notice, to the legal, valid and binding obligation
undesigned. B B Lienkaemper, at c f the district: and.
the law office of Harold Henigson
This notice is given by me under
at Nyssa. Oregon, which place the seal of the above entitled court pur­
undersigned selects as his place of suant to and by authority of the or­
bu -¡ness in all matters connected der o f Honorable M A Biggs. Judge
with said estate.
, o f the Circuit Court, State of O re­
B. B Lienkaemper
gon, for the County cf Malheur,
Administrator o f the Estate of made and entered on the 5th day o f
Clarence M Zink. Deceased.
January, 1953.
Dated and first, published January
H. S. Sackett
8, 1953
County Clerk.
Last publication February 5, 1963
Fir-t publication Jan. 8, 1953
Last publication Jan 29, 1953.
NO TICE
In The Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon. Countv of Malheur
In the Matter o f the Confirmation
of the Proceedings In Relation to
the Amendatory Repayment Con­
tract of the Ridgeview Irrigation
District W ith the United States of
America and W ith the Other Ir r i­
gation D istricts'll bh’* Owyhee Fed­
eral Reclamation Project.
To the Ridgeview Irrigation Dis- 1
trict and to all free-holders, legal
M A Y HAVE
voters and assessment payers within
A LAWSUI T
said district:
Notice is hereby given that on the
if someone is injured
23rd day of December, 1952, Claude
W Eachus, M H Shenk, and E E.
on your premises. You
Nelson, directors of the Ridgeview
c
a n protect yourself
Irrigation District, filed in the C ir­
cuit Court of the State o f Oregon
with the best liabitity
for Malheur County their petition
praying for a Judicial examination
in su r a n c e by c allin g
and judgment as to the legality and
cur office. Th« ($$t is l»w!
regularity o f the proceedings o f the ;
petitioners and o f the district in the i
authorization and execution o f the
amendatory ’•epayment contract of I
I ami rance
the district with the United States
of America and with the other irri­
Phone 318
1« North 3rd.
gation districts of the Owyhee Fed­
tepreieel/ef
eral Reclamation Project for the
repayment o f the district’s obliga­
orthwest asualty
tion to the United States o f America
COM f A « V
• ■«Ml
• » •• ••* ! •<**•- ••«•»«•
and for the construction of the O w y­
hee Federal Reclamation Project,
Legal A dvertising
NOTICE OF FINAL COUNT
In the County Court of the .State of
Oregon for the County of Malheur
1 In the M atter of the Estate of
Charles M. Caldwell, deceased.
NOTDCE ES H ERE BY O IVE N that
the undersigned. The First National
Bank o f Portland, as executor of the
estate o f Charles M Caldwell, de­
ceased. has filed Its Final Account
as said executor In the County Court
of Malheur County, Oregon, and
that «aid court has appointed Tues­
day, February 10, 1953, at 10:00
o’clock in the forenoon o f said day |
for the hearing of objections to said |
Final Account and the settlement
thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, all persona!
interested in the estate of
M Caldwell, deceased, are uotttlM
and required to appear a. ■..»«
County Court Room in the Court
House at Vale. Malheur County. O re­
gon. at said time, to then and there
show cause, if any there be, why
said Account should not be settled,
allowed and approved and said es­
tate distributed and said executor
discharged.
Dated and first published January
8. 1953
Date of last publication, February
5. 1953
Th e First National Bank of
Portland
By Lawrence L Clark
Trust O fficer
Executor o f the estate o f Charles
I M Caldwell, deceased.
Harold Henlgson Attorney for
; Executor
KEN PO ND
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Looking For
A
Winner?
(Y ou Can't Loose W ith Those)
Kantwet Pads
2.50
Jumpers
2.75
Car Seat
— 2.95
Teter Babe
_____________ 7.50
Training S e a ts ---------------- 4.38
Stroller___________________
S n u g g le b u g -------------------- 8*90
High C h a irs ______________ 10.95
Play P e n ______ —....... — 14.98
Bathenette
14.95
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