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THE NYSSÀ GATE CITY JOUIIIAL. NYSSA. OREGON. Nyssa Girl Scouts Return From Camp THE GATE CITY JOURNAL DUANE R. A L T E R S............................. Editor and Publiahar Duane R. Alter» and Geo. Whorton. Owner* SUBSCRIPTION RATES I W S M M I P U IIIS H II» ASSOCIATION NATIONAL fDITORIAl A I M I I A ' t M i l i t i In M alheur C ounty. Oregon, and P ay ette and Canyon C ounties. Idaho: 1 Y e a r ---------------$3.00 6 M o n t h s ----------- $2.00 Elsew here in the U S A., P er Y e a r ------------- $3.50 Single Copie* ------ .10 (S trictly in A dvance) P ublished every T hursday at Nyssa. M alheur County, Oregon. Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa. O regon for transm ission through the U nited States Mails, as a second class m atter, u n der the act of M arch 3, 1879. Traffic Hazard On First Street We would like to see any member of the Oregon Highway commission. Oregon Police force or Nyssa City Police who can drive into the lane of traffic on Main street from South First without having to hesitate or break a traffic law. The time for any attempt at such a traffic feat would have to be between the hours of 10 a m. and 5 p m. on a week day. It’s almost as difficult to enter the line of traffic from any other side street, but the underpass and its high cement wall multiply traffic hazards on South First. Spuds are being hauled to market now and will be followed by sugar beets and other farm pro ducts which are all of prime importance to the econ omy of the community and the nation. Most of the farm truck drivers are careful and courteous, but a few tourists and local residents, eager to get through town in record time, disregard the speed limit and other safety factors, especially when they come through the underpass. Fact is \fce just don’t like to write bloody accident stories. Boston, P eter B urch and Jo h n O ' Toole of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Oft of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mess and M arvin of F ru itlan d Miss B urch spent one Farmerettes Club y ear in India and she show ed slides she had tak en there. Mf. and Mrs. R ichard Sneddon Mr and Mrs. R ichard Jen k in s and fam ily visited S unday at the of O ntario visited Mr. and Mrs. P u lsip h e r hom e and helped Eggert Oft Sunday. F ran k ie F ry groom his calf for Mr. and Mrs. H arley Sager th e fair. visited Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Sager Mr. and Mrs. M ervin Byrd at M iddleton S unday afternoon. of H erm iston, visited at the hom e Mrs. Eggert Oft visited w ith of Jam es McD Roe and at the, Mrs. M ary M iknus, of A leander- G eorge P u lsip h er hom e the past ria Virg., at the hom e of h er p a r w eek. Mrs. B yrd is the form er ents, Mr. and Mrs. G uy G raham Rose McDRoe of this com m un F riday. ity. Mr and Mrs. Thom as Evans Miss G eraldine F ry stayed S a t and Janice atten d ed the 4-H fair u rd a y n ig h t w ith B lanche B rans- at C aldw ell T hursday. Mr and Mrs E rnest C artw rig h t comb. received word th at his cousin, Mr. Mrs. H erb Wilson is ill. Cady had been crushed by a Lela F ry spent T hursday night large road m achine near P rine- w ith L inda Nelson ville. O r e , They «left F riday to Mr. and Mrs. Eggert Oft were atten d the funeral at La G rande hosts at a barbecue picnic supper and retu rn ed S atu rd ay evening F rid ay evening for Je a n Burch, | Mr. and Mrs. Oleen T albot of a S tanford U niversity stu d en t of Nyssa and Mr and Mrs. S ylvan Nu Âcres News WANTED TO LEA SE SUITABLE ACREAGE FOR PHEASANT HUNTING Will contact during w eek of Aug. 28th. Give Description. Write Box P-138, Nyssa S ixteen girls from two Nyssa Girl Scout Troops arriv ed in N ys sa S aturday afte r spending 8 days at McCall w here they atten d ed cam p w ith girls from O n tario Scout troops. D riving the girls hom e w ere Dr- and Mrs. Jo h n Olsen. Mr and Mrs A rt C artw rig h t, Mrs. H ow ard M yrick and Mrs Lyle M iner Mrs. O rland W hite w ho had cooked at the cam p from W ed nesday until S atu rd ay b ro ught a group of girls back. G irls who atten d ed th e cam p during the week w ere B ernice Mefford, Elaine S m ith, E dith Pounds, Je a n B aker. Iren e B row er. A rleta C artw rig h t. Diane C ru- son. W anda Long. G loria M edina. Linda M yrick, S haron N ew m an. Ja n R inehart. Lucille W hite. Ju d y Olsen, Mary K Olsen and A nn S tringer. T /S gt. and Mr*. Tom Salxm an and d au g h ter of D enver who w ere here visiting h er parents. Mr. and Mrs W illiam C olem an and w ith o th er relativ es and friends left Sunday for th eir new- hom e in San Francisco. Talbot w ent to M ontpelier to a t tend a Talbot reunion and visited friends at Clifton and P reston. They retu rn ed hom e Tuesday. The 4-H boys and girls p la y ed the C hristian church ball team of Nyssa T hursday evening w in ning the game. 10-7. G eraldine Fry re tu rn ed T u es day night from C hoteau. Mont., w here she has been spending th e sum m er. Mr. and Mrs S ylvan Talbot and fam ily attended a reu n io n of old friends and neighbors of the tow ns of Clifton, D ayton. O x ford and W eston, Ida., at C ald well F riday evening. This is an annual gathering. Mr and Mrs. A lfred Evans a t tended a h am b u rg er fry at the hom e of h er parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Malloy fit Nyssa Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kim m es and fiVnily, Mr and Mrs. M aurice R iblett and son. picnicked at Ju lia Davis park S unday and atten d ed the soap box derby. Mr and Mrs. Jam es H artm an w ere one of the hosts and h o st esses to the Home B u ild er’s su p per last Tuesday at Roswell. Mr. and Mrs. C harles D audt spent S aturday evening w ith his father, who is very ill at P ayette. Mrs. C harles D audt gave a birthday p arty S unday afternoon at the P ay ette p ark honoring Linda Lee on her six th b irthday. S everal children and th eir p a r ents attended Visitors at the A P. Chesney hom e last T hursday afternoon w ere Mr. and Mrs. W. E D urham and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Edm ondson and family. Cecil, K arl and Roy Evans fish ed at Skein Lake n ear Cascade S unday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Chesney visited Mr. and Mrs. V ernon G am m ett and Mrs. Ona H arrison in New Plym outh S atu rd ay a fte r noon. Mr. and Mrs. Richey of Nyssa spent S unday afternoon w ith Mr. and Mrs. Jim Me D Roe Mr. and Mrs. F ran k N edbalek are vacationing at Y ellowstone N ational P ark T hursday about a dozen ladies met at the Allen com m unity c a n nery' and m ade ap n c o t-p in eap p le jam for the lunch room They m ade about 90 gallons of jam in about four hours. Those helping from Nu Acres w ere Mrs. Eggert Oft. Mrs Madge Thom son. Mrs Mae Kim m is, Mrs. Mary- Hawks. Mrs. O L. Betts and Mrs. Cecil Evans. TH U RSD A Y. A U G U ST 18. 1955 Nine Seniors From Episcopal Church Attending Camp Methodist Church News "W h erefo re whosoever shall Bill Russell. N orvin Shuster. eat this b read and d rin k this cup of th e Lord unw orthily, shall be M ichael Eastm an. D irk R inehart. g u ilty of th e body and blood of K ristin R inehart, G retch en R in e th e L ord." 1st Cor. 11:27. h art, M arjorie Tyler. P a t McWil- liam and h er houseguest. Beth We w ere happy to have w ith B row n of The Dalles left Nyssa us at the 11:00 o'clock w orship M onday for Episcopal senior cam p serv ice last S unday several m em at Cove. Ore. bers of th e Valley church, of A ccom panying them w ere Mrs. w hich Rev. Ludlow form erly was J. B M cW illiam and Mr. and pastor. Mrs. G ran t R in eh art M r R ine T h u rsd ay , Au* 13, 8 00 p. m h a rt stayed at th e cam p to act as all W SCS circle m em bers and in stru cto r and councillor du rin g th eir husbands are cordially in the ten davs the seniors are there. vited to th e Jo h n W ulf home. 1102 P ark A venue, for the A ug ust m eeting. Home m ade ice cream and cake w ill be served. Christian Church Notes S atu rd ay . Aug 20. 8:00 p m — F iesta at th e L abor C am p' E v ery M em bers of th e Come Double one is invited to bring a picnic t su p p er and tab le service, and join class of the C h ristian church the group at th e cam p and resi have been invited to C aldw ell dents of th e whole com m unity in F riday evening to the hom e of the an n u a l Fiesta If you are Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Mason, plan n in g to go, please call H arold form er class m em bers An elect H enigson at 6696. or the Rev. ion of officers to fill vacancies P au l L. Ludlow at 2245. as the created by m em bers who have people at the cam p are planning m oved aw ay w ill be held. to serve some of th eir N ational The ladies of the ch u rch had a dishes and will have to know the n u m b er of persons com ing Local work day W ednesday w hen they personnel, as well as individuals cleaned the parsonage. and groups from the cam p will S unday evening, th e Nyssa fu rn ish th e program , w hich w ill CYF will host the O n tario CYF follow th e dinner. for th eir re g u la r fellow ship m eet S unday Aug. 21—C om m union ing. will be adm inistered at the 11:00 w orship hour. Rev. L udlow 's ser mon topic will be: "W ho May- m eet at th e church n ex t Sundav at 7:00 p. m. and from th ere will T ake C o m m u n io n ” go to th e hom e of K eith a Stras- baugh. Dick H ahn is in charge of T he young ad u lt group w ill the program . Girls Presented Special Awards th e past year. P resen tin g th e a- w ards was Bishop Lloyd Lewis. of the LDS second w ard MIA re-1 ceived individual aw ards th at w ere p resented recently at a S u n day evening m eeting at the ch ap el. Reona C hristensen and B arbara Beck received 100 percent aw ards for atten d in g all MIA, sacram ent and S unday school m eetings for board Music was p resented by C athy C arr who presen ted a piano solo and by a girl's sex- ette. Nancy Skeen. Jean in e Drown. Celia Bybee. Janice Lewis, Elaine G lover and C athy C arr. L ynette A nderson, B eekeeper, presented 8 honor bee aw ard s to the m em bers of h er class. Speakers for the program were Patterson and Mrs Carl T h irty girls and eleven leaders Burningham of the stak e MIA V era Register Now For Kindergarten Pre-school T rain in g for Age* 4 to 6 Reading Readiness Work Books Art, Music, Pantomine, Dancing, Sharing, Self Expression, Rythm Band, and Other Activities T r a n s p o r t a t io n F u r n is h e d If D e s ire d D a y c a re w i t h s u p e rv is e d p la y a v a ila b le for c h ild r e n of w o r k in g m o th e rs. Mother Goose Activity Land P h o n e 3179 SAYINGS! GIRLS' SCHOOL OXFORDS BOYS' WAIST OVERALLS D o u b le K nee. 8-oz. Z i p p e r F r o n t S a n fo riz e d . R e in fo rc ed , sizes 6 to 12 1 O Q X »W W O C r e p e Soles — B la c k S a d d le a n d P la in C olors of Red, W hite, B ro w n Sizes 8 h to 3 Q Q B e a u tif u l G ilb ra e SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS FINECORD CORDUROY M a ch in e W a s h a b le 14-Colors—White, R u st, Orchid, Teal. Black. Yellow, Melon, Pink, Red. Green, Blue, Royal Blue flQ Tom S a w y e r B r a n d — A sso rte d S e e rs u c k e r. P r in ts , M a n y C olors a n d D esigns. Sizes 4 to 12 BOY'S S-T-R-E-T-C-H NYLON SOCKS KNIT T-SHIRTS Slight Irr’s — Large Selection of Colors and Patterns • Will Fit From Sizes 6 to 11 Nylon Reinforced — Large Assortment — Shrinkage Controlled Sizes 4 to 12 /% Q GIRLS' SCHOOL BLOUSES . 9 8 Sizes 7 to 14 to J Q {% X «v«l Q Q GIRLS' SCHOOL SKIRTS 2 . 1 9 Sizes 7 to 14 to 2 . 2 9 Childs' Crinkle Crepe CRAWLERS Snap Legs Small — 1 to 9 Months Med — 9 to 18 Months L a rg e —18 to 30 Months C Q • W 3 3 . 9 8 SUMMER SKIRTS Your Choice ^2 Off was .98 GIRLS' SUB-TEEN DRESSES GIRLS' RIB ANKLETS 1 Q S lig h t I r r ’s Sizes 7 to 11 ", N •' £^£¿1 THI MAYTAG CHIIFTAIM. A m e ric a'« f in e s t Goodyear Welt Nationally Advertised \ low-priced Sizes 4 to 9*^ Widths AA - B - C \ w aaher . . . a fenu- m e M i « U | in e very Many New Colors and Styles in Sw eaters Just Received. Selection Large and Complete V> C o m e in a n d aee t h e M a y ta g d e tn o n n tra t« d . Y ou'll u n d e r* te n d w h y i t ia t h e w o r ld ’« f a v o r i t e w asher K aay m o n th ly te rm s — lib eral trad e -in . > w j 4 . 9 9 DAY'S COLLEGE CORDS MEN S FANCY SOCKS P «r M onth A ita r T rad* in an d S m all D ow n Pay™ «»! Peterson Furniture Co. 217 M ain St. O Q Q C Q C W * 9 0 and W i W W WHITE SADDLE OXFORDS \ N '\p ' , Sizes 8 to 14 Asst. S ty le s & C olors P h o n a 3211 Sizes 10 to 12. X-Ray Shoe Fitting Reg. .49 « 2 9 B oys' and Men's BRACKEN’S NYSSA, Oregon 5*95 to 7*95 Dry Goods Shoes Clothing
