Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, April 16, 1953, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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    THE NY %SK CATE CITY JOURNAL. H Y 5 IA . ORECOW. THURSDAY. APRIL 18 U5J
GET
TKiS
Springtime
BRAKE
and
LUBE
SPECIAL
Bargain
Price
$149
(Rtgvlar price $3.60)
Here's what we do:
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Labricite chassis.
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Inspect brake beiiifs, eemfl-
tton at drums sad wheel
Nampa Woman
D es In Car Crash
E'rrly Saturday
Nampa »■ man t s - killed early
m:rni:'.g and the driver of
car in which she was riding,
.aped with minor injuries when
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. I . .
»' :.ie Ny->a-Parma junction on
highway 20 ea^t of Nyssa.
According to Canyon Countv Cor­
ner John Alsip Mr Thelma Crow-
I'.er. 36. died of internal injuries a
' m nutes after she was taken
•i the wreckage Driver of the
H L Ardrey Parks c f Nampa
-i Mr; Crowther were going from
; N’ ■ a to Nampa in Parks' car about
- 30 a m when they missed the
; •ura aad the car went end-over-end
■ 1 came to rest upside down at
:h: angles to the highway. Parks
'■a thrown clear and suffered only
'] r • and bruises.
Mrs. Crowther is survived by her
yi'band, William H Crowther. two
laughters, her parents, and one sis­
ter. all c f Nampa, as well as a sister
n Washington and one in Ohio.
Junior C lass to
Present Play Fri.
Court Cases. . .
Editor s note Nys.-a justice court
and municipal court ca>es as they
*PPl ■
i
'jir »<
courts, will appear each week in the
Journal Arrangement, have been
made to list ca>es in the order of
their disposition in the two c«. u ..
in an effort to show no discrimma-
t.on Any . a><
muted will not bt
the fault of thi- new paper
Justice Court
April 8. Erasmo Herandez Cab,,
nas, Nyssa. one headlight, fined f
and Si 50 cost
April 11. Herman M rt. n K.cn *
route 3. Parma, no operator's license
fined $1 and St 50 costs
April 13, Lester Howard Strawn
•i. i fc> a. r. cp.rator's licen-
¡led SJ and $¡50 costs. Fine su.
xnded
April 13. Mtlvin Prinz, Seattle, n.
’ ” C permit, fined SiO and S4 5(
Under direction of Scren C x
speech instructor, the jun,or class 'f
Nyssa h.gh school w.U present its
annual three-act play at 8 p m Fr.-
dav in the high schivi g>mn
"Meet Me in St L. uis. : the title
o f the comedy, which reqj.re- a 17-
member cast Stage manager is On:.a
Pounds and prompter- B, nine Mit­
chell and Mary Ar.n Alf :t
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Check brake Master cyNadv.
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lesped Wes ter cats,
M H B IM I F O R » F A I T S
mut
HERRIMAN
MOTOR CO.
N y is s
April 14, Jerry Lee Haney. Nyssa
no motor vehicle license, fined $
and 84,50 costs.
Municipal Court
opru 6, Edward Bryan Davis, driv-
tng under influence, fined S60 and
dr.ver's license suspended
April 8, John L Hadfield, improper
parking, fined $5
April 9. Leonard J. Jones, vag­
rancy. floated.
April 9, Clarence L. Mull, public
Nyssa area's five Boy Scout troops, intoxication. 825 bail set
six Cub Pack dens and three Explor­
Apr.l 11, Dayle R. Moss, violaAon
er po^ts will take important parts in basic rule, fined $10.
the Bey Scout circus, to be staged
May 9 at Caldwell by the Ore-Ida
Llounc.l of Boy Scouts, according to We will see you at Recce and King
announcement of Bill Cunningham. Aves. April 19th and 20th Free Gift
N’-mpa, circus director.
to each lady.
Theme of the circus, first to be
staged by the local Council, will be
“The Ore-Ida Story," and will be
presented in pageant form to depict
the coming of the pioneers and earlv
settlement of the Snake River Basin.
During the show a replica of Fort
Boise will be built. There will be cov­
ered wagons. Indian attacks, stage
coach rebbery, gold rush and other
setting scenes frem the early h.s-
cry c f this region.
Ny- a Boy Scouts will re-enact the
Ivor City gold episode as part of
ae gold rush scene and the Cubs
■' 11 ‘ tage the Indian attack.
Walter McPartland will direct the
'fyssa area acts.
Purpose of the Scout circus is to
Te-ent the activities of the scout
irogram and to raise funds for im­
proved facilities.
A ticket sale is now under way.
ind tickets may be secured from any
i-y. Cub or Explorer scout.
King Ave. and Reece, Nyssa, Oregon
Tension Tite Screens
N O W —fe a t u r e -
famous Whirlpool
efficiency in a new
fu lly a u to m a tic
Washer that takea
less than 25 inches
of floor space !
W ANTED
To Buy
E A R CORN
Extra - thorough
SIVIN flINSIS;
Total cleansing
a o ir io w action ; Completely ru xi-
■II TIMIN«; Exclusive SUDS-MISlfl
(optional); S-TKAfl w a u a n t t on
Transmisaion. All thie at a Record
Low Price!
diseases
Alumiwalls
Stunz Lumber Co.
Feed
Be Sure You Inspect
WOOLEN BLANKET
LAY-AWAY EVENT
the new
Ends Saturday, April 25th
^ I N T E h » :!w ’J r*” AI i *
fu r^ ifu j* * cenuM xi/
a n ji- J S E i
19 No. Second St.
Nyssa. Oregon
JAKE FISCHER
COMING EVENTS
Friday. April 16— Meeting of th.
DUP at the home of Mrs. Fern Kes-
ler at 2 p. m.
Thursday. April 16—Ruth and Na­
omi circle of the Methodist church
will meet at the home of Mrs Ham­
ilton Chadderdon at 322 Reece Ave
at 8 p. m.
Phone 110
Nyssa
Sw« Woadoihti Whirlpool al
C IT E D A T M E E TIN G
Insects and
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Open House April 19. 1953 At Corner of
Nyssa Scouts In
Boy Scout Circus
\RKA PROGlt£ 8 S IS
Kill plant
Tension-life Sreens in the Model Home
O stS .
See
R I A L F O R B S IR V IC X
Be Sure And Note the Alumiwall and
Free Gift to each lady vh inspects
the Model Home Corner of Reece
and King, \pril 19th a..d 20th
for
• MjasMeet brake.
PAGE TWK
51.00 Down
(Continued from Page 1)
F.H.A. which helped finance homes
equipment and livestock, Machlan
aid. In Malheur county, the FH.A
office is alio ted SlOO.OtiO for opera­
tion, but 860,000 of it is turned back
as unspent, the speaker reported
The speaker commented that Nys-
a’s Chamber is made up of people
vho are working together with at-
'endance at weekly meetings f*-
greater than any cUw- ^
in the
■‘/f* V
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.ne cooperative spirit
* .7.* resulted in a fine hospital
rood schools and the choice of
churches.
‘"There is no place in the world
where the living standard is so high
is it is right here in this commun-
" MaaLachlan asserted.
The Nyssa visitors were welcomed
to Nu Acres by Dave Spilde, over­
seer of the Nu Acres Grange and
Jake Fischer, president of the Nyssa
Chamber, expressed his organiza­
tion’s appreciation for the meeting
J. L. Herriman served as toastmas­
ter.
Miss Gail Maze entertained the
wd with impersonations present­
ed in pantomine to the accompani-
MODEL HOME
Sun. 2 - 9 pan,
—
$1.00 Month
Lay A Blanket Away Today!
Mon.. 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
N yssa, Ore.
A luxurtoug 4-lb 4e«p-ii*pp«d
blanket... that's Coronation by
Wool O ’ Th« West ..lavishly
bound in i* rayon satin binding.
1004 waol... guaranteed against
moth damage for 3 years.,
getvii u— ■r y x 90' »ixe Order
while stocks are complete
Compliments of
RENSTROM INSURANCE
AGENCY
G eneral Insurance Co. of Am erica
Nyssa
Phone 264-W
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Yoij are Invited
MLj Pith • •
&0TAN0 Deluxe
So aim ple! R otano Deluxe ia
ready-to-uae—no measuring,
no mixing, no fuss. Simply
point the dust gun packsge and
pump. Give your garden thia
most modern pest protection.
Check the list below. B otano
Deluxe gives effective control
of all of the following:
S u ck in g ineects: Aphis, Thrip«,
White Flies, Leaf Hoppers,
Lac* Bug. Spittle Bug*,
Tarnished Plant Bug . . .
C h ew in g in sects: Earwigs.
Lawn Moth Larvae (Sod Web
Worm), Diabrotica Beetle,
Caterpillars, Rose, Cherry and
Peer Slug* . . .
Soil insects: Seed-Corn Maggot,
Wire worms, Diabrotica Larva«.
Plant d is «a a « s : Powdery
Mildew, Black Spot os Laal
Spot, R u st. . .
Tobler s
Feed & Fuel, Inc.
17 Good Ave.
Phone 26
U JQ D L
(Open House)
Sunday 19th
Monday 20th
240 P.M. — 9:00 P.M.
8:30 P.M.—9:30 P.M.
Nyssa. O r « « Corner R e a c * a n d King A t «.
See the All Electric Frigidcdre Kitchen.
Free Gift to Each Lady.
Builder
Furniture an d Appliance
C. K. Olsen
Peterson Furniture Co.
Nyssa
Nyass. Vsl«. Ontario, P a y «!!«
Coronation
om
VU 1 S T
to Inspect: the New
Mtidei Home
14.95
IN I I V I N DICORATOR SHADES...
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tN A IT R K U II,
BUR 8 0 1 0 , C IM h a u
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Take Advantage of Everybody's woolen blanket Lay­
aw ay event—come in and make your selection from
the many styles and colors.
Just $1.00 down and $1.00 a month—do it today!
Be sure to see
the
MODEL HOME
Sunday, April 19th.
at the Com er of
Reece and King.
Curtains on display
m ay be purchased
from us!
EVERYBODY SAVES AT
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We Give S <& H G reen Stam ps
OPEN TIL • PJ*. SATURDAYS
NYSSA
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