THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 13. 1954
GUESTS OF SON
Sunshine Club Meets
Mr and Mrs. J. R B .adv w ere
S unshine club of the R ebekah
guests M others Day at the home
lodge
m et last F riday for their
From th e Jo u rn a l Files
of th eir son, Eugene I. B rady of
N yssa scout troop 419 held annual M other’s Day p arty. Mrs
A m eeting at the Oregon T rail
Em m ett. D uring the afternoon th e ir re g u la r m eeting last M on G erald Horn and Mrs. Ike W ill
Cooking and Sew ing club was
10 Years Ago— May 18. 1944
they
attended
a
band
concert
at
C. Pounds sold his b arb er shop
day n ig h t in the grade school iam son w ere co-hostess.
held on A pril 17.
In stallatio n of a new pum p in on Main stree t to Jac k K olberg the m unicipal park
The program included, a solo,
gym.
Nyssas No. 1 well was com pleted of H a rp e r.-------O w nership of the
The d ate constituted a w orkday
Lois W illiam son, accom panied by
this w eek and placed in use The Old M alheur C ounty B ank b uild Rebekah Birthdav
As at th e ir last m eeting, they Mrs Lil Cowles; reading, Norene for the m em bers of th e clubs. The
new pum p w ill elim inate the use ing, was acquired by the O w y Party Given
m et th e re for the purpose of W illiam son, and a skit, “Dear m eeting was called at 3:00 in the
of th e settlin g tan k and th.
hee Irrigation D is tric t.-------F o u r
R ebekahs w ith birthdays in p racticin g tum bling w hich they Doctor."
afternoon.
of tw o pum ps giving the city teen m em bers of the Nys a high
p u re r w a te r and saving 17-horse school grad u atin g class received March, April, May or Ju n e w ere will p resen t as th eir stu n t in the
Mrs. Tom Johnson, Mrs John
M embers will join to sponsor a
p o w e r.-------M any trees w ere u p diplom as presented by S. D. Gos honor guests at a birth d ay p arty Boy Scout C ircus The circus is Ostrom and Mrs. A1 Thom pson M other’s Tea on May 15. The tea
rooted and electric service was hert. -------A diversion dam w ith given T uesday evening at the to be held May 14 at the Cald-1 w ere prize w inners at bunco.
is to be held at th e hom e of Nellie
Chiropractic Physician
p u t out of com m ission by a severe a cem ent core about 7-feet high I O O F. hall. Hostess w ere ladies w ell rodeo grounds and May 15
Luncheon
was served
the Jea n V ander Oord and will begin
w indstorm th a t stru ck this area and 30-feet long was com pleted w ith b irth d ay s in Ja n u a ry or at th e fa ir grounds in O ntario.
guests.
I 00 p m.
S unday n i g h t . -------The fifth a n after several w eeks of labor by F ebruary.
101 East 1st St.
Dial 3230
P
erfo
rm
an
ces
will
begin
at
8
00
P.
M
W
arren
and
G
eorge
Adams
nual com m encem ent was held at
The evening was spent plaving o r both nights. Tickets m ay be APPEA L MADE FOR
A drian union high school for 31 on the A dam s farm about 6 miles
new, to be m odeled at a futu re ! F h y sio th rra p y
F U c tr e - T h rr a p j
graduates. — — G erald M arkee southw est of Nyssa. The problem bunch w ith Mrs. H H K ingrey, p u rch ased from any cub or boy WEDDING GOWNS
Civic
club
m eeting
A nyone!
Nyssa,
O
regon
of B aker was elected principal of having sufficient w a te r in sto r Mrs. Jo h n O strom and Mrs. Cecii scout.
Efforts are being m ade to o b having a gown to m odel is ask
of the A drian Union high school. age to irrig ate th eir farm s during Morrison, prize winners.
—T roop R eporter-B ob Storm tain w edding gowns, old and ed to call Mrs. G eorge S chw eizei.
A t a m eeting of the M alheur the m id-season has at last been
county fair board, it was decided solved by A dam s and W arren.
to again hold a ju n io r fair and The lake w ill be stocked w ith
rodeo on A ugust 26, 27 and 28 fish.
M em bers of the fair board are
How , ' o h a ¿a lta r Cook
Alva Goodell, president; William 30 Years Ago—May 16, 1924
Ross and D. E. Brooke, secretary.
A bad b reak in the Owyhee
...or i! »ova m oney tool
ditch at Locket gulch was re p o rt
15 Years Ago— May 18, 1939
ed this week, necessitating the
A though a difference of opin tu rn in g out of the w a te r for a
ion as to location seem s to exist, few d a y s .-------P um ping w ill be
Horn# Servk« Dwecto* Cor notion Com pony
of one thing all of the civic gin soon from the w ells of the
S A L M O N B O IL S
groups in the city are united in Vale Salt Com pany, located 9
r S o r v o t 4 to 4 )
one thing, and th at is, th a t Nyssa miles north of Vale. At the b o r
J t a b U ip o a m f lo o r
is in need of a city park. — — ing of the test hole an abundance
2 t a b le » p o o n « b u t t e r
VS l a m p o o n t o lt
The M organ P ark G arden club of w ater was produced w hich
1 (u p C a r n a t io n Iv o p o r o t a d
w ill hold an all day gathering at tested out u n d er chem ical a n a ly
M il h u n d ilu t e d )
th e p ark, May 20, in order to sis of 8 1/8 ounces of salt to the
\ e g g beaten
d o e r off the sage brush. — — gallon, or alm ost M e pound to
Fisherm en's luck is alw ays good here. Look w hat
2 cup« (N o . 2 c a n ) w o l l - d r a l n a d
The Nyssa Bulldogs w ere the every gallon of w ater. V ats are
f la k e d i c l m o n *
bargains
we
have
for
you
this
week.
1 table.po on p ra te d onion
cham pions of the SRV League.— filled w ith salt w ater for ev ap o r
1 / 3 cu p f ln o c r o c k e r c ru m b «
W ord was received here by P o st ation. ------- J u a n ita Bigelow, A n
2 t a b le c p o o n « le m o n juice
m aster G oshert from W ashington, nette B lodgett, P aul Crocker.
Blend flour, burier and salt over
D. C. th a t form al approval has M yrtle Fielda, G ladys G arrison,
hot water on low hear, stirring
&
been given the extension of rural Mary M athenv, G race R eberger
constantly Gradually add Carna
fion Continue stirring over heat
m ail ro u te 1 . ------- E verybody in and F rank R eberger are m em bers
until thickened (about 10 m in
Cow Hollow is having trouble of the Nyssa high school class
utes) Add beaten egg. salmon,
try in g to irrig ate this year. The who w ill g ra d u ate th is year.
onion, crumbs and lemon juice
ground is so dry th at it takes so , C om m encem ent w ill be held at
M i* well Shape into rolls, bake in
moderate o*en (3 5 0 # F) 35-40
m uch w a te r to w et up the ground the L iberty th eater. Class colors
minute*
and th e m ice w ere so thick last are green and w hite an d class
*Of mni. oi any cooked sea food
w in ter th ey have the ground es flow er w h ite carnations. — —
pecially the ditch banks all full Nyssa’s new est business is the
of h o le s .-------Some of the fa rm Rosebud re sta u ra n t a n d
ic e
ers in Cow Hollow are getting cream parlor.
ponds b u ilt for n ex t w in te r’s
stock w ater. Elza Niccum has the 35 Years Ago— May 16. 1919
largest one. It is 12-feet deep and
V oters of Nyssa and su rro u n d
w ill cover about 1-acre of ground. ing com m unity w ill vote on the
—Roy Pounds leads the fish er appropiation of funds for the
m en of Nyssa and surrounding Jo h n Day highw ay w hich starts
com m unity w ith the largest trout at the bridge east of N y s s a .-------
en tered in th e contest sponsored M. H. Bostic cast his line in the
by W ary’s Dime store P ound's S nake riv e r at the m outh of the
tro u t w eighed 3*2 pounds.
O w yhee and im m ediately pulled
out a sturgeon about 5 ’2 feet
20 Years Ago— May 17, 1934
long w eighing 100 p o u n d s .-------
To Doc P ullen, farm er on the McGinnis, arriv ed this w eek form
Owyhee, goes the distinction of C am p Lewis, w here he received
digging and dining on the first his discharge from the arm y. He
new potatoes of the s e a s o n .------- was in six battles and saw m any
The high school stu d en t body of the p itiful sights of Europe.—
elected. F red Spencer, president; A notice to w ar v eteran s that
Ross Johnson, vice president; th ere will be on Ju ly 4, be fo rm
Leonard Nichols, s e c r e ta r y .-------- ed a g reat w a r v eteran s associa
The Rocky V alley S ervice cam p tion, the m eeting to be held in
located in Succor creek canyon V a le .------- Troy C athy left w ith
35 miles from Nyssa has ju st re a shipm ent of 10 carloads of c a t
ceived an order for 2 tru ck loads tle for the K ansas C ity m ark e t
of rocks, one to consist of petri- i
w ith Plastic Sucker
fied wood. These will be shipped 40 Years Ago— May 14. 1914
Mold
to C alifornia w here they w ill be
A large force of m en w ill be
used to beautify rock gardens. —
pu
t
to
w
ork
on
the
tw
o
railro
ad
The arrival of 300 new chairs for
the gym nasium and the com ple bridges it w as reported. — —
tion of the spacious stage, w ill Eight fam ilies from C anada a r
m ake it possible for the 1934 rived in M alheur county and p u r
graduates to hold com m encem ent chased ranches o r filed on hom e
exercises in the gym on M ay 24. J steads. — — J u s t to be up-to-
A record crowd m ade m erry at ' date, N. H. Hon, the liverym an,
the annual Owyhee Days conven bought an elegant autom obile. It
tion celebration of Nyssa C om is a 28 h. p. 5-passenger S tude-
mercial club held in this city last j b ak er and is th e latest w ord in
week-end — — Bud A nderson autom obile excellence. He w ill
came in from the m ountains se r use it in livery s e r v ic e .------- The
iously injured w hen he was | Nichols C om edy Co; a troupe of
throw n from a h o rs e .------- F reak ‘ en te rta in e rs on the road, billed
accidents have elim inated two for W ednesday night, was can
baseball players from the Nyssa j celed at the opera house by
the
team in the Idaho-O regon league. M anager B lodgett w hen
Tom Burton, pitcher had the bone lights w en t o u t . ------- The short
of his little finger split and fra c t est ru n a w ay on record took place
ured at the joint and A rt Servoss in Nyssa w hen a team driven by
R alph McNee bolted from the
snared a ball in the m outh.
yard back of the Jo u rn a l office
and crashed into a telephone
25 Years Ago—May 17. 1929
The 1400-foot g ravity ditch, pole. — — Seym our Ross, road
running w est from the pressure supervisor, w-ith his crew , has
pum ping plant to the city park, ju st com pleted a bridge across
has been finished and w a te r is the O w yhee ditch at the at th e G.
now irrigating the tr e e s .-------Roy G, B row n farm .
Tumbling Practiced
By Scout Troop 419
D ays G o n e By in Nyssa C om m unity
Cooking and Sewing
Clubs to Hold Tea
Dr. Edwin W.
Oldham
Lets Go Rshin
REEL IN'' THESE FOOD BARGAINS
SALE DATES—May 13. 14
Kraft
Pint
15th
Celery Hearts
P kg. 18c
Rhubarb
2 lbs. 25c
CHEEZ WHIZ
Each . . 55c
N.B.C.
Local
SHERBERT MIX
Crackers
RITZ
Each . . 33£
JUNKET
Lemons
Sunkist
25c
Lb.
Only . . . .
43c
No. 2i/2
Indian Gem
Sun Valley
1 lb.
MARGARINE
2 for . . 430
Plums
Large
FRANKS
Lb. 29c
4 for . . . .
89c
Beef—Good Grade
Bell's
Jake Sez . . .
Sharp Freezing is Important and Neces
sary. All commercially packed frozen
foods are frozen at very low temperatures
usually 40 degrees or colder so that the
product when it thaws retains the maxi
mum of original taste, flavor and juices.
The only way to make sure all of the food
you freeze will taste right, and retain its
original bloom and juices, it to have it
Sharp frozen at your locker plant.
9 times out of 10, frozen meat is better.
PTrst we age your beef so it becomes more
tender naturally. Next, recent scientific
tests prove that frozen beef is more tender
than that of the same quality which
hasn't been frozen.
Your for better eating,
Jake
REMEMBER
No. 1
RIPE OLIVES
2 for . . 4 S g
Qt.
Salad Dressing
POT RO AST
Lb. 39c
SA U SA G E S
12-oz.
Lb. 45c
Alber's
come to
FISCHER'S LOCKER SERVICE
Open 'Til 6 P. M., M onday Through S aturday
2V2 lbs.
Each . . . . 2 9 C
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
2'zlbs.
"Fam ily Size"
TANG
Each . . . 49£
CUCUMBER
PANCAKE
CHIPS
FLOUR
SPAGETTI and
MEAT BALLS
Each . . . 29£
59*
Each . . . 15£
39c Regular
Dial 2231
69c
204 Good Ave.
WILSON’S
ior
For the best of
Custom Butchering and Curing
46-oz.
Orange Ade
Link—All Pork
Hunt's
Hi-C
Super Market
''Always The Best For Less"
Free Parking
Free Delivery
Vz mile west on A lberta Ave. Dial 3093. locker plant
Dial 3103 slaughterhouse and cutting room.
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