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THE BUSSA GATE CITY JOURHAL. ÎTYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER !. 1953
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Nu Acres News
Editor and Publisher
Farmerette* Club
First Publication O.
1 1953
La-: Publication O ’. 22 1S53
S John C Ehering
Sheriff of Maineur C canty. Ore
Advertising Manager
NEIGHBORING TOWN TOPICS
New Plymouth—The enrollment
< fer the New Plymouth grade school
1 has dropped under last year'; figure
while the high school enrollment is
j remaining about the same, accord
ing to school superintendent Arthur
Hiemstra
In the grade school 415 pupils are
now attending school while the
highest figure last year was 452
Hiemstra said that it was amaz.ng
and could n?t be explained react:!'
just why the grade school enroli-
men: went down this year while
most other schools in the area re
ported an increase.
At the high school 191 student-
are attending clashes which is only
six under the 1952 figure for the
high school — Payette Valley Sent
inel.
M. - Mary Jo Jenkins has return
ed to Cheney, W ash . to attend coJ-
ege Tius is her senior year.
SUBSC R IF T IO N K \TES
Justice Court
Mr and Mrs. David SpUde are the
In Malheur County O re sti,
Sept. 25. Leonard A Phiil.ps. vio
re ..r c f a c y. born Sept 21.
and Payette and Canyon
lation
basic rule, to fine and costs.
NEWS PAPE«
; 1:
Ed ward Neilsen returned
Counties. Idah.
Sept. 26, Raymond M Shield;,
13 00
. m f. m the hospital Thursday.
PUBLISHERS
o M ):.:as
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V.
:.g at the home of Mr. and la-lure to yield right-of-way to on
ASSOCIATION
Else ■»nere m the U S A .
O a. Samuel;
past week r.m in g traffic and failure ;o make
S3 où
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M. and Mr;. Rcy Moore r.ght hand turn signal S3 fine and
Single Cop:--
07
and Da: C .rd.n gtcn c f Paloo, K a ; , costs on each count
Strictly X. Advance)
. M. and M r; Lawrence Cod-
Sep: 29, John C Carr, failure to
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stop at through highway. S3 fine and
Published every Thur>oay at Ny^sa. Malheur C nty. Oregon
a - ter to Mrs. Samuels and cost Delvin L Mare n mud flaps,
Entered at the p to if ice at Nyase Oregon lor transmits!-):
Lawrence Ccddington is a brother. no scop light, third warning. $3 fine
Don C o d in gto n is her father
through the United State. Mails, as second class matter, under
and costs Waiter H Pinkston, fa.l-
Mr J J Montague and Barbara ure to yield right-cf-way. S3 fine
me act of March 3. 1379
and Mr and Mr;. J J Montague. and costs Dave L Gorley. failure to
7-9 p m., Young People ; Fellow Jr ■•. ted at Meridian Sunday with stop at through highway. S3 fine
Payette— Ftr-t official step- t
Mr and Mrs. W allace Hutchinson and costs Harry H Matsui, failure
ship.
Su:.
w;th Mr and Mrs Wallace to stop at through highway, S3
F IR S T
Hut n.nson and in Boue with Mr. fine and costs.
F A IT H LU TH ERAN U H lR C H
( hurth of Christ
and Mrs. Amo« Ott.
(Christian)
Fifth Street and Park Avenue
Police Court
Mr ar.d Mrs. Earl Ccddington
John L. Briehl. Pastor
Guest speaiter in the absence of
sept, 22, Fine Shi ep Co., imprcper
Thursday, O« t. 1— American L e
were ruests at the 0 ;c a r Samuels
10 a m . Sunday school.
a local minister.
parking, fa.led to appear .Arthur sion Auxiliary meeting at the Vet-
1 1 a m , divine worship.
home Tuesday.
10 a. m.. B.ble school. Dan Pennie.
Williams, arrested ;. r Cald well pc-
Mr and Mrs George Smu a l
Fridwv. Oct. 2— Sunshine club
superintendent.
Lee on forgery charge
C O M M U N IT Y METHODIST
ter. • i a whist party at the Pete
I.O.O.F. hall. 8 p. m.
11 a. m., Sermon.
Sept. 23, Wilhelm Craven,
Ten-er. heme in Nyssa Sunday.
CHURCH
1 erans hall. 8 p. m.
Vernon L. Taylor. Minister
R rer Jenkiru answered his call rancy, floated. John Madrid.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Monday. Oct. 5— Past Presidents
9:45 a. m . church school.
t.\.
etk to go to work at Nampa =ign violation, S3
Rev. Haskell Friend, Pastor
| parley of the \mer:ian Legion aux
11
a
m
,
m
im
in
g
worship.
Sep:
25.
HiUrio
G.
Y’
n.gjez.
pub
,i- a o.-akeman on the railroad, hav-
South 2nd and Reece Are.
iliary at the home of Mrs. Don
7 p m , Youth Fellowship.
lic intoxication. $25. confined in lieu Graham. 2 p. m.
10 a. m., Sunday school.
.ng previously taken his training.
11 a m , morning worship
H ry Maine and Terrel Samuels : f payment.
Tuesday. Oct. 6— Eagle- auxiliary
8 p m . evangelistic se -vice.
C A TH O LIC CHURCH
are home fer the weekend from
S:pt. 27. Paul Rivera, violation meeting at the Eagles hall at 8
Tues., 8 p m., prayer service.
N.tmp.t Northwest Nazarene college. basic rule license .-u pended by Ju -
Park Avenue and Third Street
p. m.
r r . . 8 p m., young people.
Rcmbert Ahles, O. F. M.
Visiting Thursday evening at the tice court. *25.
Friday. Oct. 9— Amity dub meet
Mass Sunday a: 8 and 10 a m J J Montague heme was Mr and
Sept. 28, John P. Hayes, public
ing
at the home of Mrs. Charles
C H I'R t 11 OF C H R IST
and daily at 8 a. m.
Mr
Charles Bale and family of intoxication. $50 R end,; P. Ramos,
Saturday, 10 a. m , Catechism Ten Davis and Lee Montague.
Mann.
Parma. Idaho
stop sign violation. S3
classes.
M<( onnel Ave.
Richard and Ruthele Jenkins and
Sep:. 29, Ber.tur.z Martinez, pub
Mrs. L. Roess has been confined
O. F. Rohinun, Minister
family left last Tuesday for a two lic intoxication, $25, confined in
this week to the Malheur Memorial
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
10 a. m . Bible study.
week visit in Missouri
lieu of payment.
ho- pita! for medical treatment.
Christian ('eater Mission
Mr and Mrs. Warren Elwood have
11 a m . morning worship.
Mrs. J i m Shaw and Donald and
Ea-t 2nd ar.d Ehrgood
GATE C IT Y JOURNAL ADS
< Id their ranch to Mr. and Mrs.
8 p. m , Sunday evening service.
10 a m., Sunday chooi.
Larry spent Saturday in Homedale.
GET RESULTS
Wednesday. 8 p. m., Bible study
P; *ett ar.d family cf LaGrande.
11 a. m., morning worship
Mr Elwood plans to go to farming
7.30 p. m., evangelistic service.
FREE M ETH O D IST C H I Rt H
v.th his father, who lives at Em
Adrian. Oregon
mett.
YD R IYN C O M M U N ITY ( HI R ( 11
10 a m.. church school.
Mr and Mrs. Ed Wild of Nyssa
Henry rl. Moore, Pastor
11 a m , mornmg worship.
were Sunday dinner guests at the
10 a m., Bible school.
h me cf Mr and Mr . O car Sam
11 a. m.. morning worship.
M IS S IO N A R Y B A P T IS T CHURCH
uel- and family.
11 a. m . Junior church.
Elder I.ee Jolliff, Pastor
Mr. ar.d Mr-. George Pul-ipher
10 a. m Sunday school.
went t Tremcnton. Utah, la - 1 M on
l . f
L. D. S. 2nd W ARD
11a. m.. morning worship
day to attend the funeral of Hr.
I) Hubert Christensen. Bishop
8 p m . evening worship
m
y
J 13 a m . priesth od meeting.
Wedne day, 8 p m.. prayer service
10:30 a. rn , Sunday school.
Rhodes.
THE CHURCH OK THE
A girl was born Sep- 17 to M r
ST. PAU L'S EPISCO PAL CHI RCH
a::d Mrs Wayne Durrington. former
I lie I n
( r i l l (. n>-- P h I >
NAZARENE
re-idents of this community.
Sunday. 10 30 a m , church school
Robert Jackson. Pastor
Mr-. Oscar Samuels, Terrel and
11:30 a. m. morning prayer and
10 a m., Sunday school.
Vclda attended the wedding cf Dean
nursery.
11 p :n . morning worship
7 p ni., N Y.P S. and Junior meet- Lancaster and Mary J Almond in
Wednesday, church school:
Nyssa Friday evening.
ngs.
9-12 a. m., kindergarten.
7-45 p m evangelistic service.
3-
4 p. m , primary.
NOTICE OF S H E R IF F ’ S SALE
4-
3 p. m , Junior.
In
the Circuit Court of the State of
L D S. 1st W ARD
Gordon Rav. Bishop
Oregon for the County of Malheur
9 15 a nr. prle thood meeting.
TH E S TA TE O F OREGON rep-
10 30 a m , Sunday school
re.-ented and acting by H C. Saal-
' 30 p m , sacrament meeting.
feld as Direct r of Veteran Affair-
Tuesday, 2 p m.. relief society.
under
the authority
granted by
Wedne-day. 4 p m . primary: 7:30
Chapter 4C3 Oregon La v 1945 and
o m . M I A
Acts Amendat r> and Supplemen
tary thereto. Plaintiff.
,
vs.
DR. JOHN D. LONSDALE
LEO N ARD
ARNOLD
P H IL L IP S
ar.d M ARJO RIE ADELL P H ILLIP S ,
( hiropodist I oot Specialist
husband and wife. Defendants.
of Boise
By virtue cf an execution, judg
ment order, de.ree and order of ale
W ill accept appointments
issued
out of the above entitled
for Wednesdays
Court in the above entitled cause,
to me directed and dated the 29th day
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RENSTROM
In the offices of
of September, 1953, upon a Judgment
rendered and entered in said court
Dr. Eugene Carroll
AGENCY
on the 19th day of September, 1953.
823 ( enter \ve.
Phone %
in favor o f the State of Oregon, rep.
Dial 6697
resented and acting b> H C. Saal-
Payette. Idaho
feld as Director of Veteran A ffair-
tmder
the authority
granted by
Chapter 403 Ore.: n Laws 1945 and
Act- amendatory and supplemen
tary thereto. Plaintiff, and against
Leonard Arnold Phillip- and M ar
jorie Adell Phillip-, and each of
them, for the sum c f $4244 89 with
intere-t thereon at the rate c f four
per cent per annum from the 1st
day of May 1933 until the 19th day
of September. 1953 and together with
interc . thereon fr m the 19th day
of September, 1953. at the rate of
s:x per cent per annum, and for the
further sum of *500 00 with interest
thereon at the rate of six per cent
per annum from the 19:h day of
September. 1953. and the further
sum of $15 63 with interest thereon
at the rate of six per cent per an
num from September 19th. 1953. and
for the further sum of $5 60 costs
and disbursements and the costs of
and upon this writ commanding me
to make sale of the following de
scribed real property situated in the
County of Malheur, State of Oregon,
to-wit:
Lot Nine i9> in Block Sev
enty-eight 1 78> of Oreen's Ad
dition to the City of Nyssa.
Malheur County. Oregon, ac
cording to the Revised General
Map thereof on file In the Coun
ty Clerk's O ffice in Malheur
County. Oregon.
NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of
said execution, judgment, order, de
cree and order of sale and in com
pliance with the commands o f -aid
W rit. I MU on Thursday, the 5th
1953. at 10 00
day o f Novernb*
ic North front
o ’clock A M at
door of the Cum : v Court House in
ty. Oregon, sell
Vale. Malheur C
(subject to re-
at public audio
highe-t bidder
demption*. to tl
for cash in hand al he right title
and Interest which the within named
Defendant* and each and all of
them In the above entitled suit had
on the 9;h ay of March. 1951. the
date i f the mortgage herein fore-
cUv-cu. or since that date had in
and to the ab-ve dc cribed pr< iie-U
Open Til 7 P. M.. Monday Through Saturday
or any pa:f there f.
a:.-l> - iM
’a mile w*. ;t n Alberta Ave. Dial 3093. locker plant
cxci .it. n
l>uanc K
Court Cases. . .
alter* *nd G e«. L. W horton. Owners
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gram with representatives o f Ro -
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Coming Events
gan:ze a Payette Junior Chamber of
C- mmerce will be taken Tuesday by
member; af the Boise Junior Cham
ber meet in Payette with local en-
thusiasts. The meeting is open to all
men bet ween the age; of 21 and 40
ar.d will begin at 8 o’clock at the
Manser, Inc. building.
Glen Lungren, president of the
Bci-e group, and Don Pruitt were in
the city last week to make plans
for the meeting. They announced at
that time that they would return
Tuesday evening with a delegation
of at least ten Boiseans to explain
the workings of the organization.
Lyle Graden and Dr. Richard
Thompson, who have been making
some o f the preliminary prepara
tions. stated this week that they had
met with general acceptance of the
plan frem young men in the com
munity.
Payette, they said , is now the only
Valley city without a j3>cee club.
—Independent-Entrprise
the sponjonng group of the PTA
i:
tables the lunch pd"grum soon ga.:..
ed popularity, with Mr- Hartw:_
who is still in charge, as head coo*
A new refrigerat ,r and water heater
were donated W hile government
commodities were -hipped regular.;.
the program ;h t wed a profit and the
committee was able to install a new
sink, buy dishes, 2 stoves, hear,
duty cooking uten-ils and other eq
uipment.— Parma Review.
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We Print Every
thing But Money
Ontario— No more will parcel post
fr m Burns bound for Portland
come out to the mainline by way of
Ontario. The hm cric change was
made September 16. according to the
Burns Time.s-He.-ald of la;t week
The new ruling frcin the postal de
partment permit- Harney county
packages to be ;ent by vay c f Bend,
aving a day's time. Portland parcel
post will also arrive daily over the
same route. Darrell How.-er. who
went to high.schcol in Ontario, is
the Burns postmaster— Argus-Ob-
server.
And it takes but a little
money here to buy the
best printing to be found
anywhere . . . and that
goes for everything, from
cards to catalogs.
Parma—In the six years the
School lunch pregram has ben in
operation, the facilities, (quipment,
and number of children served have
been doubled, the Parma P T A was
pleased to note when it took stock
this week. On Tuesday 208 lunches
were served: 72 o f them to high
school students under the new pro- ¡m
JOURNAL
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foodto'&eiCf
KEEPING IT FRESH
Is Possible With The
Frozen Food Locker Plan
w
A Luxurious
Mattress You
Would Expect To
Cost At Least
We can supply you with everything
you need for processing foods for
your locker. CONTAINERS,
POLI-ETHELENE BAGS
OUR SELLING PRICE IS
We Pay Market Price
For Fat Hogs
Pitted Pie Cherries
In 30-Pound Tins
D U RIN G THIS EXCITIN G
SILVER JUBILEE SALE
CUSTOM BUTCHERING and CURING
We Butcher Beef for the Hide
Intermountain Furniture Co.
FISCHER S LOCKER SERVICE
Dial 3103 laughterhouso and cutting room.
19 North 2nd St.
(n { .
Dial 7792
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