Nyssa gate city journal., October 13, 1955, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1955
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Nyssa Soldier Reports interesting
Experiences On European Tour
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Nyssans Aliend
Malheur Districi
Garden Meeting
pi
: ns mi »thing
isin
Th O n ta r io G a rd e n G u b was ho
toss u n it and m e m b e r through*
ot:t tin county b ro u g h t flow er
arrangem ent
T he five prt idents re p o rtin g
on a ctivities w e re Mrs. Virgil
Staples, O n ta rio . Mrs F i ■ , 1 Z im ­
m e rm a n , Vale; Mi- E E. V 1 en,
i ; M rs W < 1
T o w n and C o u n try of Nyssa and
Mr K ay Wilson t"i ANK : Ny
sa.
T he pro je c t for th e group for
the y e a r is “Seeds for D em oc­
racy. T hese ve g e ta b le re d s a te
ent to th e P h illip in e . Ea t Pah
istan, B u rm a and Ceylon Seeds
ò r m o n e y to buy -> eds m ust he
received by Mr- M aurice J u d d .
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1 Nov
A fte r th e luneheon at tin hotel.
Mri
1 S' ■ ■
the p ro g ra m si >sion
)Ut il K t. .
re Mis C lan H anley of Met
presi
i told (
Mi
Mil on Wir
pn
ter*
p „
T he M alheu
- 'n e t
Ji ■
chubs m e t la.-t V n day at the
Moore hotel n O m a n w :h Mi
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Buildcgs Take
n of 32-27 Wim Fieri
Weisar Friday
Pv t Clint W S im p oo
Mr. and Mrs. W ayne Sim pson,
ro u te 2. Nvssn. re c e n tly rt t u r n ­
ed to hi- hom e ba-t at B am berg,
G e r m a n y from a 15-day k a v i
tha t
i
c E rep
vs ith ' ie 33 rd P u .1 Artille
1 ut-
talion. service battery.
Pvt. Sim pson's first s -it w as
Gi
ini «
e h
saw n u n u imi
i>; its from th ic
he w e n t to B rn. S\. t/e r la n i
He a r r iv e d th e n - in tim i for d e d i ­
cation if the new LDS tem ple
ai
t i n ..site d Ita
w ith stops
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I
e n e i . h mi ai Nap
Nj
- liei
rep
seeing several of the w orld's
large-t c hurches a n d the oldest
castle m th e w orld a n d w a- able
to v sit th e fam ed Isle of Capi
Hi
IN
Li
visited No. 10 D ow ning stre e t
and wa.- able
to see A n th o n y
Eden and G e n e ra l Ridgeway
In F ra n c e P v t Sim pson visited
tii Faffi 1 T ow er and m a m - thcr
sights in Paris Ht th e n w en
A m -te rd a m , h
last point
mt< n -t. before r e tu r n
to
his b a ie
Sim ps I
the
nti
trip t
a l­
he (
im
i i ap
iti
“th
- quart meal:
iome '
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lud3® Don Graham Letier From 28
Badt To ßchooJ
i „ r.on m
ilbur i&J- C U Ïl> 0 7 Vn* k : : j
Dr K en K erbs and S
We vant
e x p re >s ouir m o s t
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Rura i y ' re D upartnn nt, th e
I v u
no )
Alro h unt- H .u 1 Pow<
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N o rth
M thoj; m y Loa rd 1 if c o n t ,1 tor the effort»
l without
V. »T» Mr. to savi O U I • hiim e fro m V
Wo
i M r and arc a! • 0 e.spectj illy ,,rao-f'.l? to tho
Elm er U
Dou« 1 C ru* people who 1 w (T** ’O gen . ou.- ly
J m s
in gi ,-ing u
! “fir® -how e r ” *0
replace j \ i ì de strove 1 bolo ng in g a .
Mr' anc1 M t ' Don idi ri Br^wei'
)e JrtU rnal
artd fa mily.
ipL
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D .
viMirCitCS rTcUSSS
c of pence, as.
tha t
is not too old to go to school,
j he has e n ro lle d fo: re g u la r a
Inter
Th* N> -j
c h a lk e d up ! te n d a n c e d u r in g th
r f irst victory
«
Ny-.-.i )untici •• one , f 2 "
in th e ir first aw ay f ro m -h o m e
eOpferet t gam e at W' . . r Fr: .sh c
gh
-t s being hi
o.ty -.light b.v u p - ittin g th e Wol- school one nig h t t a
VI . . K
v e r in -•
-
It
ui <
state i th a t a n ta jo rn
if his
n eft .on w ith Wi i b s hoiv.e-c m- m e r cases involve Mexn
ing c elebration
n
g ia n t w o rk e r-, many , w
f
pi .i t it. E nglish In th.* ,
L a n y Sch> nk . pi n< d th e scoi
i
ing w ith a to u c h d o w n n thi 1 i t a traffic violation, they
u n d e r s ta n d th a t tin
ter.
tust pa v
$7 50. for instance, bi
t
dm -lg the
ime Jo, S.i del .,
ded tii, e x tiu point a. i S. iienk, k n o w w hy. J u d g e 1
plained. "If I learn t,
K SOI’ e
S p a n . h T c a n expla
J|o> :
"... t
t! ,
second score in the first q u a rte t problem s a n d bettei
p w ith
th e ir dom e stic issm
,t
illdogs
tail ed
it fie
until the last q u a r t e r w h e n the q u e n tly go to court
'ee- sur-
1 1 \
he w e n t on to
i : l -
lUg
Wi lser's fli - 1 - 1 oi*i i ami in th,
Mrs. E. J. W ilto n of H om edale
a n d Mrs. J im S haw a
Larry
econd qu
.-on ra n 9(1 y a rd s a f te r receiving pent S a tu r d a y in B
Mrs.
th e kickoff. In th e second and W:l> >n wa> a guest Friday < vet
th ird fram es S chenk scored this c n ig h t a n d S a tu rd a y wit!
the
m re times; in the second he ran Shaw s.
a ro u n d t nd on a 43-yard play for
a TI) and in the final q u a r t e r he
ra c e d 85 y a rd s for a -core that
m
w as re p e a te d vv
Wi
a 12-yard pass f
S h e r ’ff J o h n E lfe rm g am
end zone.
K en H a ra g u c l
M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty spi al r.
for W c isc r’s the
ator . 1 aided two C i - tr.o I
Bulldogs
ard
Juki mm
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Officers Reid
Ontario Hotels
'"sriri Elfering
o.
-\v p;
of 28 d ridi'ti» chu; i ll
head
?nting a p p ro x ina-.i '.v
N
Peop in Ont
m sent • > the m nty' thi
i | m t > a nd the O ntai
rete
com m end ine S h e riff T *■> 1
-ta tù
E lfe rm g for .
or prostituta:
He
B r u h l p.t to;
.ten
church. Nyss
definitely is i
hut is a n n .
w h e re it 1 - due whein act ion fa voi
able to th e le tte r ’ ■ igners h a - .
been taken
R ev B in •hi said t hat the public
i- p rone to i ritu iA ' whi n n o th
mg is done' ‘ th e n faiii — to ai know 1
i
.u tivit
::;af t
t w .• h t
ap p ro v a l T he le tte r w a- circula
ted by the Nyssa pastor in the
county's th e tow ns for s ig n a ­
tu rc s of mu l e r s or head of c o n ­
gregations Because of tu n e eie
mi nt. no rurai emigri .tiens w e n
»ntacted, Rev Briehl sait
T he le tte r in its entrretv
.non
at pi
We believe
basically wro
it- existence
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Fertilizers
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Phosphates
Units Available
for Broadcasting
Anhydrous
Ammonia
Call us and we can supply
your fertilizer and
insecticide needs.
SIMPLOT
Western Idaho
Produce
Phone Nyssa 3310 or 3026
Day or Night
r . m C’ecver
"'’ .»'fed Master
O.T. Grange
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• : • ; Oregoi
succeeding F r a n k
T
G ra n g e ,
S h e rw o o d , as
ect
teld at
the re g u la r m e e tin g last T h u r s ­
day evening. O th e r n e w officers
are Russell G ressley, overseer;
M: G a r r e tt Stam . ' furor. Gai
(
ton
;
M
J
ton. a- . tant -tow ard: Mrs F r a n k
P a rr, c h a p la in ; A lva <j.
tre a su re r; F e r n R u n c o rn , s e c r e t­
ary; Bill G a r d n e r , g a te keeper;
Mr
Ru > ! 1 Gre ssley, C ere .
Mi
Loyd A dam s. P o m o n a : Mi
Jim J a m s on, F lo ra , a n d F r a n k
s
Ai
F r a n k P a rr, m e m b e r - of the e x e ­
cutive com m ittee.
In o th e r business, T o m J o n e s
read ,i It ttc r from G uo- Fii nch
Boise w e re girci-
Mr and M.
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hor.
Fri
po
fo
O re g o n le g isla tu re on a reappor
to u r n e r t p la n t to h a v e • ;< er
to r for e a c h county in th e state.
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by J ones w ho reporte« 1 th a t n
d ro
Rep Emil A S tu n /
T h e r e w as a g e n e ra l discussion
on th e p otato situ a tio n Mr--. F e rn
R u n c o rn told of a p,>t luck din-
rid a t thi
m e e tin g Oct. 20 at 7:30 p. m. Loyd
Adam- pri ident of thi O n on
T rail Hall association, gave a
financial report on th hall and
the a m o u n t of business tra n sa c te d
Gem e C leave.r T om Joni and
d and t u
vagrancy d e f in e d by the O ntario
ju stic e court as indictable m
T he action of the Sheriff's of
d e m e a n o rs T h e case will go be-
fi re a M a lh e u r county : nd jury f.ee a n d the a n tic ip a te d a ction of
the office of th e District A ttorney j
has the u n q u a lifie d th a n k s and
Mrs i
1 t W ednesday for th e n new su p p o rt of e a c h of us, o u r r e - p e c -1
tive c ongregation-, and. we be
h mie m M eM innvilli
liove, the su p p o r t of all th in k in g
Mi a n d Mr Henry Day vveri
people w ho a r e try in g to m a k e
d in n e r .a m at the h>mi of Mi
th e L o w e r S n a k e R iv e r V alley a,
and Mr C R Mills Sundav
b e tte r place m w hich to live
M
H enr
H.E.C. club Tuesdav afternoon
Mr. a n d Mrs t leorge C art vi ;ht I
T he U nited Pi-esbytei ian c h u rc h h u n te d n e a r U nity over the w eek
yo-jng people a tte n d i i thi fall end
in N a m p a
C. G B row n visited hi da
te rn o o n a n d S u n d a y Six you n g ter, Mr a n d Mrs Bob E astm an
people w e n t from A drian.
and J e n n if e r in C aldw ell Sundav
when you buy
MO J U D
- \/ iticiri
S l t n c h • o i n
° - f
Tie y re the absolutely
i f ect nylon sheers for
dancing, becaus - t h e r e ’s “ Magic M otion”
( e x tr a “ g ive” anil sp rin g -b a c k ) in the k n it!
No stra in , no w rinkles when you dance!
So let y o u r dancing legs look e x tr a glam orous
and g et a hit record F R E E . L im ited
offer, so h u r r y ! from $ 1 .2 3 p r .
get your MOJUD sheer* and fr a MOJUD gift record at
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to a u d it G ra n g e book
for the
p revious year. D onuts a n d coffee
w e r e furnishe d by the G ra n g e
mat« d the L itte r b u g c a m p a ig n
am? it ha
ince be e n t a k e n u p by-
o th e r clubs and groups t h r o u g h ­
out th e c ountry
Vocal solos by Mr- TJpm N ishi-
tani and Mr- M a rk Hartley , a --
conipanied by Mr- J im P h ife r
w ere enjoyed as well as a m usical
re a d in g by Mr- G eorge G lenn,
accom panied by Mr- Hilton Clark
of Vale and by Mis? R u b y Stoner,
accom panied by Mrs. D ave S to n e r
of O ntario.
Mrs Ja m e s L a ngle y of the O w y ­
hee club re n d e r e d a p ia n o solo
and Mrs G a rrit S ta m
how ed
colored films of th e Ke-ukenhof
E sta te in Holland.
Too Late To Classify
W A N T E D to r e n t or lea e w ith
option to buy. 20 to 30 a c n row-
crop land w ith house. W rite Box
138-H. Ny -sa
40-8tp.
LOST
B e tw e e n Nyssa and Ad '
n a n . gre e n u m b re lla tent and
suitcase. Call Mr. Y o u n g re n at
7701. Vale, collect R e w a rd
4 0 -ltp .1
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and invite grow ers to come
in and let us show- you how
you can increase your yield
by their use.
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117 Good Ave„ Nyssa
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B U Y E R S OF
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