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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. PAGE EIGHT IN Y S S A a THEATRE DIAL 3932 Startine Time g a t-S u n . 3 30 p.m Evening* 7:30 p.m TUES.-WED.-THURS. OCTOBER 6-7-8 RECORD M MHI It DEER RAGGED OPENING DATE • Continued from Page 1> offered as to where they did their hunting They were Doug Bateman Jay Bybee, J. V. Sha w, Bill Mayden John Reeves, I) W Hooper, Jim Slower and Ron Pruyn. Bybee was a member of a party that included Shay Bybee, Gary By bee, Sherman By bee, Junior Cindall, Don Courtney and George Courtney There was no further report on this party. The largest hunting party known PRUYN & TURNER GARAGE "THE M OON IS BLUE" Open For Business With WILLIAM HOLDEN DAVID NIVEN MAGGIK McNAMAKA A charming, frank and amusing discu ■ x he ¡iUT.il pic- turization of the Broadway play, strictly an adult film which never over-steps Lie bounds of good taste. Work General Repairing Body and Fender 900 Block on Emmison Ave. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 "CLEOPATRA" With < LAIDETTh < OLBERT HENRY W1L4 OX A Cecil B De Mille production brought back. . i v "FLAME OF CALCUTTA" "REBEL CITY" With BILL ELLIOTT MARJORIE LORD LOST PLANET NO. 9 SUND AY-M ONDAY OCTOBER 11-12 "LOVELY TO LOOK A T " In Technicolor ■with KATHRYN GRAYSON RED SKELTON HOWARD KEEL ANN MILLER A happy parade about youth and love in the most romantic city of all, Paris. Matinee Sun. 1:30 TU E SD AY-W ED N ESD AY OCTOBER 13-14 "THE MOONLIGHTER" With FRED MACMURRAY BARBARA STANWYCK WARD BOND WILLIAM CHING The man whose deeds of daring are done at night Watch for THE MOONLIGHTERS in start ling 3D at regular admission. t o have taken to the hill waOtheCJ9A4 BOYVfcCOl T KI ND DRIVE cows in eastern Oregon and western Idaho, and the fourth annual Jer ey }S-member Barker party, 4/hich TO BE HELD MONDAY camped and hunted from Friday to , , _ ,, heifer investment sale, to be held on Monday in the Steins mountains. , ' Con.inued f-cm page the Malheur county fairgrounds, Twelve deer were reported taken tensk,n ior PurP<>“es of maintaining Ontario, Saturday, Oct. 10, will help Members o f the party were M r .’ e n d i n g a vigorous program to fill that demand, according to and Mrs. E H Barker. Eldon B a r -: ° f <oouUa« ™ the council area, Neal W. Miller. Woodburn. president, ker, Gerald Barker. Ralph Barker Ne*t largest amount. 17 6 percent, Oregon Jersey Cattle club, sponsor Jim Siha v. Mr and Mrs. Don Strick- *oes tor leadership training, followed o f the sale. land and family, Mr. and Mrs. T. H by camping and activities, 15.2 per The catalog lists 17 of the 32 pedi Brewer, Mr and Mrs. Homer Brewer cent; advancement, 14 1 percent; greed Jersey heifers to be sola at administration. 12 1 percent; office and family, Mr. and Mrs Marvin that time as bred, some due f r Wason Roger Tucker, Mrs. Fred service. 106 percent; civic service, early freshening. The other and Defier,' Mr and Mrs. Darrell W il-j 8 3 Percent; emergency needs, 1.4 younger animals will be sold open hams and Mr and Mrs. Donnie percent and national service, 1.3 per so they may be bred to their new cent. Brewer and family. owner’s bulls. Production records of Under the direction of J C Pa dams o f the heifers to be offered in A number of hunters are listed as members of the 'W e-tried-but-no- lumbo, Payette, council president, this sale up to well over 600 pounds luck’’ club Henry Hartley and son, expansion plans are well-developed fat, actual, for 305-day lactations, Dave, tried their luck Saturday to provide scouting for an additional with milk production of 10,000 south of Ironside and came back 1,000 boys in 1954 pounds and over Many of the best empty-handed, a- did Mr and Mrs. Plans are to do this with one scout known sires in Oregon’s nationally W W Poster and Mrs Raymond executive, two field executive, a famous Jersey herds are represented Sager who hunted Baidy lookout central office and extensive cam p in the pedigrees of the sale heifers. near Unity, and Carl Burningham ing and training facilities. The animals arrived at the fair and son, Lamont, who thought the grounds earlier this week and may- Unity area looked inviting. now be inspected by potential pur LOCAL NEWS Bill Wahlert and son, Billy, Don The Raymond Sager home was chasers. Lunch may be procured Wheel and Harry Nakashima and prior to the sale Saturday, and the son, Skippy.were unsuccessful nim - the scene of an old fashioned taffy auctioning is scheduled to begin pull Sunday evening for the senior rods who tried the Ironside area promptly at 1 p. m., with Harvey Dillon Erickson, Lauren King. | and intermediate groups of the Christiansen, Wapato, Wash., crying MYF There were 28 present. Light Charles Peterson and Jack Hartley the sale. had no better luck in the same area. refreshments were served. Sale manager Newton Davis, Mrs. Russell Smith and The Rev. Jim Elkins and Paul Penrod also Woodburn, arrived in Ontario Robert Jackson attended the rally | came back empty-handed Sunday. Thursday to personally supervise at Council, Idaho last Friday. T h a t; Two deer were taken by another last minute detail*. party of eight, including Mr. and evening they vi-ited in Boise at the , Attention is directed to the pre Mrs. Douglas Bateman. Mr. and home of Wilbert Smith. Colleen Bybep and i laudina W il sale no-host banquet for sellers, M rs Howard Myrick, Mr. and Mrs son of Boise visited with their buyers and all others interested in James Richie and Mr. and Mrs Ray Jersey cattle to be held at 7:30 p. m. parents in Nyssa Sunday. Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Yost had Friday in the East Side club. O n Ted Morgan and Lloyd Wilson tario. A special program has been hunting in the Brogan area, will John Oalzacorta as their guest the past week. He i Mr- Yost’s father aLso have a chance to try it again. Mrs. Gene Cooper was a Tuesday T Y P E W R I T E R S Rolland Laurance was due back All Makes Wednesday from a trip into the visitor in Ontario. Bought—Sold—Rented—Repaired hills near Prairie City. Their efforts still un-reported. Fletcher’s Typewriter Exchange Harley Dims and Cliff Coleman Hiway 20 West P.O Box 459- ,,m h i m , . v,.r- p Q r j e r s e y s a ie Bhse. Ph 26961- Idaho Plans Complete SATURDAY, OCT. 10 With DENISE DARCEL PATRK KNOWLES Also Mr and Mr Carl Roth and their son, Ronald, and Mr and Mrs. Ellis Horn were opening day hunters at The start of all-Jersey milk dis Van and shared camp with the Tob- ler party. They saw lots o f deer, Roth tribution in Idaho and its antici- suid, but nary a buck crossed their iDuted spread into neighboring areas automatically calls for more Jersey gun sights. As o f noon Wednesday, Jake Fi>cher reported that 85 deer had been turned in at his plant of pro cessing Just Driving By? .... Then the PLEASURE INSULATE NOW' For ground cork and Palco wool, dial 3354 or see at 502 Arcadia. 39-tfc. Berrei! s Cafe Teresa Anderson Manager Nyssa With KREDHIC MARCH GLORIA GKAIIAME TERRY MOORE CAMERON MITCHELL Filmed under the shadow of the Iron curtain. The year’s most sus. penseful adventure lie gambled •with death and lost Dial 9972 FOR SALE—Collie pups. Dial 2772 39-ltp. DIRECTORY Going io Press SOON! The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Komoto, Ontario, died .shortly after birth Tuesday at Mal heur Memorial hospital. Other births at the hospital dur ing the past week were a girl, to Mr. j Mrs. Paulino Reyna. Nyssa. and a boy, to Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Stein- haus, Ontario, both on Sept, 30. W.S.C.S. Rummage Sale The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church is holding a rummage sale Friday and Saturday, Oct. 10 and 11, in the old Nvssa bowling alley. All materials to he donated for the sale may be left at the bowling alley this Thursday afternoon. Needed are old clothing of all kinds, luggage and appliances. Further information may he secured from Mrs. W. XV. Foster bv calling NAss., 2345 I \dv.). With JO H N N 1 "LOOSE IN LONDON" DISTINCTIVE "THE STRANGER W ORE A GUN" TUESDAY-WEDN ESP AY OCTORKn 129-21 ► « "EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS" In Technicolor with MARGE and GOWER < IIXMPION 1*1 NNIS O KI I EE MONICA LEWIS The dancing Mars of SHOW BOAT and LOVELY TO f OOK AT doing eight wonderful songs and six wonderful dances. the BEST W hy be bothered with the messy job of dressing poultry? W e Are Equipped to . LET U S ................. RADIO SERVICE 501 Main Nyssa, Ore. DO IT See Us About Other Produce GEM PRODUCE CO. 6th and Good Dial 2315 H ere’s REAL Symptoms of Distress Arising from for STOMACH ULCERS d u e t o EXCESS ACID FORD OWNERS QUICK R E L IE F OR NO CO ST Afir About i5-0ay Tria{ Offer1 . O v e r five million packages of the W illard T rkatmemt ha**, been sold for relief of symptoms of distress arising from S to m a c h and D u o d e n a l U lc e rs due to E xcess A c id — P o or D ig e s tio n , S o u r 01 U p s e t S to m a c h , G a s s in e s s , H e a r t b u r n , S le e p le s s n e s s , e t c ., due to E xce ss A c id . Ask for •• W illa rd 's M e ssa g e " which fully explains this remark able home treatment—tree at It’ s when cold weather strikes that your car’ s electrical and cooling systems may grow balky. Has your Ford been checked over for winter? The radiator, hose connections, pumps and belts should be inspected. The generator, battery and cabían, spark plugs, too. We’re making Special Bargain offers all this month on many timely Shop Services. Here are 4 ways that you’ll save by taking advantage of them: NYSSA PH A R M A C Y OWYHEE DRUG CO. TAKE IT EASY 1 . Ford-Trained m echanics know your Ford best. 2 . 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Last Date Phoenix Los Angeles Salt Lake Moses Lake Portland P lu s la x ’’R ED B R A N D ” A ADVERTISING STEEL POSTS A 31) in Technicolor with R W DOUM I SCOTT 1 LAIRK TKEMiK JOAN WELDON GEORGE M ACK»\DY n ie story of a girl and a gun- fighter whor-e blazing love kin dled the flame of adventure ■ TV and RADIO ¿0H O M D L Can Always be YOURS When You Visit the LOST PI W E T No 10 SU N D AY-M O N D A Y OCTOBER 18-19 Sunday Dinner! SEE THESE LO W FARES! M i l I I II I 11 It \ It it \ It \ Itl STAR A l# The Bowei“ Bov* in • Eves examined • Glasses fitted Caldwell Phone 9-2312 her by thoee who wish to attend to that adequate arrangement- may be made to accommodate all banquet participants Her address Is route 1 Nyssa, or telephone Nyssa 089R1 CHICKEN for Dr. D. W . Graves Nyssa Births . . . TELEPHONE i Friday, Oct. 9— Amity club at the homc of Mrs. Charles Mann, 8 p.m. Saurday, Oct. 10— Lucky Clover i dance, Nyssa stake house. Thursday, Oct. 15—Job's Daugh- ters meeting. Masonic hall, 7:30. Monday, Oct. 19— OES meeting at the Masonic hall at 8 pan. Tuesday, Oct. 20— Eagles auxiliary meeting, Eagles hall, 8 p. m. TOR SALE—2 heating stoves, good condition: grapes Roger Anderson, 1 mile west of school. Dial 2743. 39-ltc. I S A T U R D A Y , OCTOBER 16 "SAFRI DRUMS" Í Too Late To Classify will all be yours if you stop in. Coming Events arranged to follow the banquet. Mrs. William B Toomb. secretary, Mal heur County Jersey Cattle club, sponsor of the banquet, requests that reservation be made in advance with W inter Protection On Saturday TH U R SD AY-FRID AY OCTOBER 15-16 "THE MAN ON THE TIGHT ROPE" THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1953 M ^ jv s r u u - 5— 6 — 6 !/2 ft. CEDAR POSTS - BARB WIRE , > i» AT THI STORE WITH THE CHECKERBOARD SIGN BUSINESS OFFICE Nyssa 2218 There's no better time than now to lay in all the supplies you need to do your fall fencing and fence repairing. TOBLERS FEED & FUEL, Inc. Dial 2201 Nyssa, Oregon ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ V . W . V . W . W mm mu W Stunz Lumber Company D IAL 3926 NYSSA. OREGON . V \