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Shop In the City Where You C an Park Free Nyssa Gate City Journal SECOND SECTION T H E N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L . N Y S S A . O R E G O N . T H U R S D A Y . JU L Y 14. 1955 VOLUM E L 28 Blooming Roses N avy G ives N ew s Of 2 Servicem en Days Gone By in Nyssa Community From the Journal Files F araw ay new s of cu rren t acti 5 Years— Ago Ju ly 6, 1950 the O w yhee section to Mr. S trict- vities of tw o Nyssa boys, both in F ifteen tons of outside plant land of M isso u ri.------- The fam - the Navy, was received here this .Tiaterial for the extension pro- dies cd Art Boydell, Jess Thom p- week from the F leet Home Town ject by the M alheur Hom e Tele- son’ F arnham Sills, Dr. N oreott News C enter. The tw o are Je rry phone Co , arrived this week, to and Mlss Tlena Tensen are spend- V. Reed and C harles K Lovelace. Reed was am ong those who re extend service to 407 fam ilies in in & tbe at the I’av- th e N yssa-A drian section. — — *Ltte ^ak es cam ping. —- — Ed ported in J u n e for duty w ith the A C anadian honker flew against B ertsch of Brookings, S D , sur- U. S. F leet A ctivities in Yokos an 11,000 volt pow er line over Pn sed hls brother. G. E. B ertsch uka, Jap an . He is an in terior com th e W ilcott island northw est of ° f Nyssa w h° fa‘led to recognize m unications electrician seam an. N yssa forcing the w ires to create Mnce no* m e* ^or USN, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C larence V. Reed of Route an arc and burned down, p u ttin g years. 2, Nyssa. Before en tering the th e line out for over tw o hours.— 25 Y ears Ago— Ju ly 4. 1930 Navy in May, 1954, he attended B urglars pried open the door of Tom Davis and C huck Share A drian U nion high school in A d th e door of a safe at the Owyhee drove 600 head of horses they T ruck & Im plem ent Co., and had recently purchased, to Brog- rian. The Y okosuka Naval Base, took $50. They gained entrance an this w ee^ w here they will laig est Naval establishm ent in th rough a re a r w indow. p astu re them for several m onths. Jap an , is the m ain facility for re Im provem ent on the O regon pair and m aintenance of ships 10 Years Ago—Ju ly 5. 1945 T he P oetry Digest of New York J ™ 1 " as, tb e I f " ! ! p a m t' operating in this area. City has accepted the poem en- onA h,e, f£onl 1° f the b “ lld l" g “ Lovelace, airm an, USN, son of titled “D ish-pan H ands' w ritten W illoby has purchased the Mrs. Ira Lovelace of 621 A drian by T. C arol B y b e e . -------- The f u tu r e s of the old Nyssa rest- blvd., Nyssa is serving at the O w yhee R iding club of Nyssa has a u ran t and m oved them t0 A d' N aval A uxiliary A ir S tation at sta rte d leveling ground prepar- rian w here he w ill open up a M onterey, Calif. tory to establishm ent of a rodeo re sU u ra n t. - - F ran k M organ The station provides aviation crnnnHs on nn the thp form fnrm pr Nvssa air air- atten d ed the lilig a tio n C ongress facilities to support operational grounds er Nyssa p o rt at the south city lim its. — held in S alt Lake C ity last week and train in g flights for flyers a t E dw ard Case w ill open a furni- —T he k in d erg arten class w hich tached to the N aval P o stg rad u tu re store on highw ay 30 n o rth of has **«* c° n d “ cted »" the M eth- ate school here. th e “Y.” --------S /S g t. R aym ond ° d lst Acb “ rf b the Past "?on th b>' L arson re tu rn ed M ondav from ™ T S - A bb° l t - cam f a close ,^ lth overseas du ty in Europe for a 10- the > children en tertain in g then- N ebraskan s to Have day furlough w ith his parents, Pa re n ts- Annual Picnic Aug. 14 M r. and Mrs. R. G. Larson. He 30 Y ears Ago— Ju ly 3. 1925 Mrs. G lenn Hoffm an, secretary expects to be sen t to th e Pacific The new city pum p arrived this of the N ebraska picnic association th e a te r of w a r in the fall. week and is being installed. The announced Tuesday th at the 2nd tow n has been short of w a te r for S unday in A ugust, August 14. is 15 Y ears Ago— Ju ly 4. 1940 R C. C ooper of Boise is the the past 3 weeks. — — F ran k the date set for the association’s new o w ner of the Sloats S an d Lynch has purchased the J. W. annual picnic to be held at the MRS. D. O. BYBEE was greatly ers on the stem — probably a w ich shop a t the w est end of Main W illis property on south T hird Nyssa park. This is a p o stp o n e-; surprised th e o th er day when record for rose cu ltu re here — street. — — H enry H. H artley, street and is now com fortably m ent of the Ju ly 10 d ate th at was she noticed a profusion of and the roses w ere p u t on d is located u n d er his ow n vine and previously set by the group. new principle of the Nyssa union play in The Jo u rn a l's show F u rth e r plans for the picnic will I blooms on a single stem of a high school took up his duties fig tree. — — Jim and Andy clim bing F lo rab u n d a rose tree window u n til they w illed. There M onday, having m oved his fam S w an left for S ilver City to do be announced later by Mrs. H off in her y ard. C ounting them , w ere 28, all rig h t — we counted assessm ent work on th eir m ining man. ily h ere from B andon last week. she found 28 w ell-form ed flow them . —Jo u rn a l photo claim s. — — The B arney Wilson —T he w eekly m eetings of the fam ily, the Joe W ilson fam ily of HONORED ON BIRTHDAY N yssa C ham ber of C om m erce IDAHO FISH IN G GOOD Mr. and Mrs. George W ilso n ! HARLEN SAGER RETURNS h av e been suspended for the P arm a, the A. H. B oydell fam ily m o n th of Ju ly , B ernard Frost, and Mrs. Addie W ilson, left for and H arold and V era w ere d in n er FROM SCOUT CAMP Red W ilson, W ayne C hesnut, p re sid e n t s a i d . ------- Eleven baby the D eschutes riv e r for a 2-w eeks guests T hursday evening of Mr. j Mr. and Mrs. Raym ond Sager J im Nicholson and Ju d d B arrett and Mrs. Don Wilson. T he occas- w ent to C am p Billy Rice at W arm of San B ernardino, Calif., fished antelope are being cared for at outing. sion was Mrs. George W ilson’s 1 L ake last w eek end to bring their S atu rd ay and S unday n e a r P a t th e O ntario G am e F arm by Don 35 Y ears Ago— Ju ly 2, 1920 Jo h n Stam , Sr., and son G ar 72nd b irth d ay anniversary. boy, H arlen, hom e after a tte n d terson, Ida. The fellows retu rn ed D evlin of the O regon S ta te Game Com mission. They w ere captured re tt left this w eek for a three ing th e cam p for one week. w ith some e x tra nice rainbow Mr. and Mrs. W all Rofh spenl an H art M ountain gam e refuge m onths visit to th e ir old hom e tro u t and rep o rt the fishing very m L ake county the m om ent they in H olland after an absence of last w eek end at W allowa L a k e .1 C L A SSIFIE D FOR RESULTS good. w ere born as they are so fleet 15 y e a r s .-------H arvey B utler, A l it w ould be im possible to catch b e rt B utler and Roy W illiam s of them even w ith the use of a A rcadia, overhauled th eir pack horse. They w ill be placed on o utfits and started on a prospect- ( ex h ib itio n at w ildlife exhibits. ing trip to the S even Devils. — Wm. D uin is back from a trip to 20 Y ears Ago—Ju ly 4, 1935 H olland, bringing w ith him his | F a rm e r in the A drian bench bride, a p re tty d u tch girl. — — section have started p u ttin g out H enry McNee is m issing from his jack ra b b it poison. — — Lloyde place of business— the Nyssa M arshall and W. F. M cLing w en t G arage— Mrs. ------------ ------------ McNee doesn’t to V ale T uesday to arran g e for know w here he is, b u t stated he th e Moody strin g of bucking is subject to such spells during horses to be in Nyssa for the the fishing season. rodeo Aug. 10-11. — — R. A Cox sold his 80-acre ra n ch in 45 Y ears Ago— Ju n e 30, 1910 N. J. M inton purchased the For All Your Dusting an d Sp rayin g N eeds bank stock of J. O. McVey and at | a m eeting of th e stockholdersj S atu rd ay , w as elected p re s id e n t' of the bank. — — C. B. H u rtt, re p resen ta tiv e o f a b o n d in g ! com pany gave the O w yhee Irrig a tion d istrict com m ittee, assurance I th a t bonds would be floated to j construct th e high l i n e . - - - - - - - A j sw itchboard w ith 100 drops w ill j be installed in Nyssa by th e t e l e - , CALL COLLECT . . . phone com pany. E. H. M cDonald and Lee B lodgett w ere in Boise j P arm a 3-2311 or N am p a 6-0031 on special business for the com p any. — — P lans are on foot to | organize a Masonic order. Crop Care by Air N O . 27 MOTHER RECEIVES WORD W elfare Office OF SON S APPOINTM ENT Mrs. Leland Ricks received Adopts 5-Day W eek word last week of the appoint- i The M alheur C ounty Public m ent of her son, Lt. Col. D a le ' W elfare com m ission offices in O n Blake as com m andant of the tario will be closed S atu rd ay s B righam Young detach m en t of through the sum m er m onths, it ROTC of B righam Young U n iv er is announced by W endell B row n, sity. Lt. Col. Blake and his wife county adm in istrato r. and two children w ill m ake th eir The closing is in lin e w ith hom e in Provo, Utah. action tak en by th e S ta te Wel fare com m ission for a fiv e-d ay Mr. and Mrs. W. K. W ahlert week for all the counties in the and fam ily sp en t last w eek end ! state. The O ntario office w ill con at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M ark tinue to be open from 8 a. m. to Sum ida at O regon Slope. 5 p. m M ondays th rough F rid ay s, I NTO ACTI ON E P A I R EPAINT FOR SUMMER ENJOYMENT I Tou'll soon be reserving weekends for fishing trips and family outings. So, NOW is the time to repair and repaint your home both inside and out. For m a terials for any such job, large or small, see Boise Payette. U .S.G . S tria te d A sb esto s W all S h a k e s — w ill not s ta in o r y e llo w $6.65 b d le. C o m et o r S ile n tite P r e fit W e a th e rs trip e d w in d o w s 20°o off of sto c k e d ite m s 8 b u n d le s P a b c o G re e n T h ic k ta b S h in g le s 215 lbs. reg . $3.50 N ow $2.75 b d le. S ee o u r L a rg e se le c tio n of Q u a lity G u a r a n te e d D oors D E V O E O d o rless F la t W all E n a m e l — e x c e p t d e e p to n e s R eg. $5.45 N ow $4.45 g a l. A tla s P o w e r T ools— J ig S aw 4" p la n e r a n d D rill P re s s 20% off. 18" C e d a r S ta in e d S h a k e s Reg. $10 N ow $6.50 b d le . S tra n d S te e l G a ra g e D oors 8‘0"x 7 ‘0" $64.50 No. 3 & b t r S u rfa c e d D ry b o a rd s I"x 6 " x 8 ' o n ly 25c ea. 24 b u n d le s 215 lbs 3 ta b A s p h a lt S h in g le s, 3 b d le to s q u a re , re g $3.50 N ow $2.75 b d le . F ib e rg la s s T u b e n c lo s u re s p in k o r y e llo w reg . $54.95 now $39.95 F ib e rg la ss Loose F ill I n s u l a tio n c o v e rs 27', 2" th ic k N ow o n ly $1.15 b a g • SE E O U R O T H E R S P E C IA L S A T T H E S T O R E CLARK S FLYING SERVICE, Inc. See you at the Rodeo July 15th an d 16th J LET OUR YEARS OF EXPERIENCE BE OF SERVICE TO YOU First Street an d Bower Avenue Carroll "C a l" Roberts, Mgr. Nyssa Provides You Complete Insurance Service . . . Protection and Security are Yours When You Consult These Outstanding Agents • BERNARD EA STM A N AGENCY R E N ST R 0M AGENCY All Lines of INSURANCE • • NYSSA INSURANCE AGENCY FARM LOANS • REAL ESTATE Ralph Lawrence (Except Life) AUTO • FIRE CASUALTY INSURANCE BOB THOM PSON • FIRE AUTO CASUALTY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE • FARM LOANS • All Types of Insurance, Including Life • REAL ESTATE • 1 1
