Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, May 21, 1953, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. N Y S 5A . OREGON THURSDAY. M A Y 21. 1953
©ATE CITY JOURNAL ADS
GET M S I LTS
T » o cut of three children are
born at home rather than in a hos­
pital.
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Un
Mrs. Krnnrth Mi Donald
DUI 3 >09
N O T IC E
to the
Patrons and Stockholders
of
Farmers Supply Cooperative
Ontario and Nyssa
At our last regular employes' meeting
held Monday, May 4, 1953, we unani­
mously made this proclamation:
"We, the employes, will give our
whole-hearted cooperation and sup­
port to the Directors of the Farmers
Supply Coop and to the new Nyssa
Coop Supply Board in any way that
the Boards agree to present, the sep­
aration of the present Cooperative
to the stockholders. We believe that
the Nyssa farmers are entitled to
their own cooperative.
Also, let it be known that we, as em­
ployes of the Farmers Supply Co­
operative, do not have a vote in the
matter or any jurisdiction as to the
separation."
Edith Wilson
Bonnie Ward
Elizabeth Halcom
Loye Frakes
Edward Mason
Melvin Cammack
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Cyril Warner
Virgil Jones
Waldo Forsman
Keith Herring
Alvin Moses
C. E. Newcomer
We Will Cooperale in the 1953
Jersey Cattle - Automobile and
Farm Implement Show May 23
Mr and Mrs Grant Patterson had
a phone call from their son. Verle,
saying he had docked in Seattle
Friday night from Korea and would
be discharged from the army this
*'eek
Merle Kygar. Mr- F. rer.ee Kygar
and Mr- Lynn Kygar and M ixn.e
h .t Fr.day morning for Ogden where
men. Newoill. m lk :.a.a ana m
Brewer.
Mrs. Oerald Slippy. Mr-. Byrd
W alters, and Mrs Ellis Walter- at-
tended a bridal shower in the Ten
Davis club house Friday arternoon
f r Trula Franklin of Parma who
married Ted Crosby of Nyssa S a t-
urday afternoon at 5 p m. in Cald-
well at the Methodist church.
Trula Franklin became the bride
Ted Crosby. Rev. Jam es Miller
preformed the ceremony which was
¿¡tended only by the family of the
bride. Mr Crosby has no family
here. After the ceremony the group
t* :\.and bunday evening alter
spending a few days there while Mr
Share had a check up on his leg
which was injured when he was in
Korea in the army
Mr. and Mr>. William Wegman
were Sunday evening dinner guest.-,
in the Kenneth McDonald home
Lee Strickland is spending a few
days in Huntington helping out at
the Dick Pallissier home while Mr
Pallissier is sick.
Mr and Mrs LsVar Hayes and
children returned home Wednesday
from Rigby. Id a . where they had
gone to attend the funeral of his
k ill
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with Mr and Mrs. Lou DeGoede ana where they had supper. Guests were
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Mr Elmer HubbeU of
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, Mr. and Mrs Ray PrankUn. Mr and 0 : ; . a n „ ^
, rtth M: and Mrv
Virginia Cook -pent the week-end Mrs j P Franklin and family, and Inh„ Mlftlp, . pari aiin„ av . ft#rtinnn
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Dale Clarey and chil-
Bill Cook Virginia is attending col- dreni Betty Boston of Apple Valley
lege at E O.C.E. at LaGrande.
I ancj guests of honor. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Mark Hartley took her chil- Crosby
dren. Susan and Mark, to Nyssa
Ml. ' and Mrs. O rnn Logan who
Monday to the Dale Garrison home
d {(J ^ve ¡n
community and
to attend a birthday party for Con- nQW make their home ln Prm evillc
nie Jo Holcomb, who was two years cajjed on seVeral old friends here
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. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee House-
\lr and M r, Max Mitchell and hoWer Mr and Mr> Wm Peutz and
daughters left Sunday for a trip to
and M r< Lee S trickland.
the coast for the next week or 10 *
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day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Koger had
Thursday evening after the high dinner Sunday to Nyssa with Mi
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school graduation exercises, all of an<i Mrs. Hudson R- 'b.
en5 1
the Brewer family gathered a t th e , Mr and Mrs Byrd Walters enter-
Advanced styling,
r H Brewer home for cake and cof- ’»ained Friday night with dinner
for
Sealskin. Saddle
fee in honor of Mary Ellen Williams 1___________________________________Calf, Pigskin, ^
who graduated that evening.
!
Saddle Cowhide.
York leather
BILLFOLDS
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rUU Y ADJUST A llí
* ARTISTIC DCSIGM
» IEAUTIFU1 SATIN FINISH
* STURDILY I OUT
REPAIR
Radio and Refrigeration
HERB'S
RADIO SERVICE
501 Main St.
STUNZ LUMBER
Your Corner
Rexall Drug Store
Nyssa Pharmacy
LOCAL NEWS
with moro g rea t
Mr. and Airs. Richard Wells of
Sait Lake City and Mr. and Mr.‘ .
Charles Mann and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Burningham had dinner in
Boi-e Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. MaUy left Sat-
day for Utah where they will spend
this week visiting. When they return
they will bring their daughter with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. William J . Beus a r­
rived heme Tuesday after spending
the past week visiting in Utah.
new fe a tu r e s than
F irst 4-Wheel Hydraulic Brakes...
revolutionized stopping safety,
later adopted by all cars.
POW ER B R A K E S -sin c e
1932, still not available on
many makes.
F irst H igh-Com pressio n E n g in e -
pioneered far greater drive
efficiency. First V-8 with
Hemispherical Combustion
Chainliers—stands alone today
in drive power per horsepower.
dot *lfAun S teep
First Power Steering . . .
introduced new, safer car
control that removed the work
and strain of driving, still
unequaled by imitators.
First Waterproof Ignition . . .
gives owners of Chrysler-
type ears a tremendous “wet
weather” starting and
anti-stalling advantage!
First Safety-Rim Wheels . . .
a new way to keep punctured
tires from slipping off the riin:
enjoyed only by owners of
Chrysler-t.vpe cars!
First Fluid Drive . . .
changed America’s driving
overnight with a revolutionary
way to transmit power from
engine to rear wheels more
smoothly!
acain t o d a y with the 4
m o s t remarkable
modern time
Firepower V-8 . . . revolution­
ary new-type engine, practical
’til now only in European
sports cars and aircraft where
cost is no factor. Delivers
m o re “drive’’ to rear wheels
from every drop of gasoline!
WHEN YOU SLEEP ON A FAMOUS
Safer, easier driving control
. . . with the first Full-time
Power Steering in any passen­
ger car that does all the hard
turning and parking work for
y o u —absorbing all “ wheel
(ight”over the {pugh going, too!
More power for safer, faster
stops . . . big Chrysler Power
Brakes (standard equipment)
multiply your lightest toe pres­
sure into instantly effective
stopping action. New Cycle-
bond linings last far longer!
America’s smoothest r id e ...
w ith new d o u b le-stren g th
shock absorbers. Set» your
dealer for a thrilling Chrysler
“ Power Ride” ...in the car that
gives you far more for your
money today than any other!
Chrysler
New Yorker
F ir e P o \
BEAUTYREST
Priced at
Choose either the Normal-Firm model
or the new Extra-Firm model.
Matching Box Spring $69.50
Nyssa Furniture Company
Block Weal Depot
» t*r
M 100 k r 1 1 a i enter tainedi
with dinner Saturday evening foe
III a: i ||n V.r Mar-hall and M e
t r Mrs Mary Mar-hall.
BfiQTtCT VOM
.
$i l l
they had -pent <ever.il days t U i t t a f
h i
Now Available— Th« New Chrysler Airtemp Air-Conditioning System
WAGGONER MOTOR CO. - 118 Good Ave
May ia Safety-Check Month at Your Chrysler-Plymouih Dealer's. . . Check Your Car — Check Accidents