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Thursday, September 20, 1973 Th* Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Pag« Two Nyssa Gate City Journal FORMER MINISTER DIRJCK NEDRY................ RUBEN LOPEZ ................ PAT SAVAGE .... MARGARET XEDRY . . . RUTH KLIN KEN BE RC . LUCILLE CALLAHAN . 8 v M h » w * f»««v Th.-w«, •» Ny**a Or»*«« *7*3 Second Cl’as postage P»id »« Nyssa, Gregna 97313, r act at Caagnu at March 3, lt?9 Oregon Newspaper Publishers Assoc a: o- SUBSCRIPTION RATES I Malheur County, Orefnc, and Payen» and Car vor Counties. Idaho Ooe Year . . . . . $5. OC Su Months . . . $3.X Elsewhere is the U.S.A. One Year .. . . . $6.X Su Months. . . . . $4.X Mamie E. Derrick, **. rrf rural Nyssa, died. Tvesta», September 11, 1973 at a V . nursing home She «as bora Novembe 3, 1386 m C iidt*. Oregon She moved to the Owiber area in 1313 and had lived there since. Her husband, LJovd Derrick, died a 1944 She is survived b» three sons, Claude and Floyd Derrick, Nyssa and Elm»r Derrick, Williams Lake. B.C.. six grandchildren and f ur great- grandc tildren. Graveside services »«re at 2 p.m Saturdai.September 15, at the O» vhee C emet* rt under the direct!mi oí Lje: kM»4»r Chapel. Roger D Bicycle Safety Program Tte Bicycle Safety program now under»«», spots red t» the Nyssa I*cuice and tte Xvssa Chamber rf Commerce is timely acd much needed Tte Re» St Hutchins:* and Chief Alvtt Aller cat be credited »ith spearheading tte effort, and doing much of tte legwnrk in lining up spemsars for tte prize». Tte coming of the tet-speed take seems tr have - hanged the wherfe concept arf tate riding, and instead -rf a prett» useful vet cle t: transport lad» and adults ar wmd to*a tte ne» bite- are a spe-ed» arid ccanplicated vet le »tx t rar. be ver* dat- ger>«s if not used properly. M cd of us have atserved at increasing amount f traffic violations by bate riders, and some riders pa» no attenuor. at all to st^ signs and tkiic mies of the r *d. Al! t « frepue nt!», latel» pedr e have had to investigate scrapes terweet bikes and ears. We have beet fcirtanake that there are n< casualties, but in mast confrontations between takes and cars tte t .te nter is bound to ccune out second test. Another aspect £ tte ten-speed bite is that [hev have become ah attractive caeuno&ty for thieves. About ten trf the bicycles have beer, reported stolen a tte Last fe» »eeks m Xyssw. The police-spensered bicycie clinic will help m this regard, as they register and mark tte »ner'e name c* tte tucvcle This will make it harder fcr the thief to disruise tte bike, and easier t: itendfy the bite if it is stolen. Parents are enconraged to see that the..’ -toidren participate in these • lines »tore they can lea.-t safe r.dir« habits, but alsc prtpereare J tbt- ir tutes. Youngsters have beer, seen nduig agaitst traffic, riding on sidewalks parting u. tte m.dtDe jf sidewalks, and violating every kind of city and state ordinance It has become more that just a concern, but a miner :< life and teatK Bicycles are a »ooderfui and useful tetucle. aodiTs good that they are regaining their pcgmlarity. It's also good that our com munity is concerned e&ougt that steps are being taxea to assure that the tukes are cared far andridtenin a proper manner. This should alsc be a number ■<* c:*cem at all parents whose ckil dret are bite riders. Joe Hobson Elected Republican Chairman At a recent weetag of tte y a ¡tenir Centrai Committee jie Hobs c ,-rfCair: Junctioc was elected Chairman to fill tte vacancy made by ff* resignation erf Donald Oates. Cakes »as elected State Re presentative. Hobsoc. »el. too»n it tte com munity. has beet active *pob- tacs for a number of »ears and brings to the position ctotsi- derahle toc»iedge and expe rience (Ihurch Director* OBITI \RIES » *e-'.i< t tne State Repute- cjil Cesixil Cocmuxif’e x. ¿a- **’• Sep4emter_82 a tte CtaLeneer Inn at Blue Main tain C :>mm unity College in Pen diet:*. He stated that Malheur C ounty will be represented oa the agenda by Mrs. Teddy Tanaka, Precmct Crganxatix and Training Chairman speax.ng at Successful Pre- mt t C anrass mg. Other speaxer- will inc hide Jar »mat Exec utteeD.re'tarfr tot. Arizona. and a representative trow Joseptu&e County will speax to Getting 0« The Vote, H.bsto said that all interested Republicans are mvitedt: attend this meeting andparti- ularlyen- couraeed all Malheur County precinrtmer. and «omen to at tend. The meeting will beer, at 10 30 a_m., PET. and »ill ad journ at 4 X1 p.m. Tuck «r Rager D Tucker. 61. Ou- Uric, died Tuesdai, September 16. 1973 at a Botte hospital. He was bom Marct.2€. 1912. ir. Meridian He married Audre» Bother, March 31, 1931 in Caldwell. Ttei lived it Xvssa from 1937 until 1966 when the« moved t Ontario. He »orkedas a emtmetor until 1969 »ten te began »ork m tte Malte ur C ounty Assessor's office. He »as a ms mter rftte First Church erf the Nazarene m On- tar 1 and was active in all tte eburrh affa.rs He is survived by his »ife. Ontan. a st*. Jerr» Tucker, Emmett, a daughter, Mrs El- doe Bermta Barter. Madras, Oregon, seven brothers. Lewis Tucker Melba, Henn Tucker. Boise, Cecil Tucker Melt*. Claude Tuc ter. Kuna. Neal Tuc ker, Cambridge. Elmer Tucker, Nampa and Ray Tucker, Brose a sister, Mrs. Ross Pecnra. Me ridian and six grandrfiL dren. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m.. Thursday at the Eiertelsati-Lienkaemper Memo rial Chape; m Ckitanc b» the Rev Harold Sanner, pastor trf Tte Nazarene Church. Inter ment will be at Ewrgreem Rememtirances ma» be mate to the Peter Pan Play School in care Erf the F irst C hurch of tte Nazarene in Ontario. CARD OF THANKS I *:«ld lite to thank the perule af Nyssa and the ere» at o* GateCMyJwnal fu;¿tea '.ooperau * and ai.»rr,4gdiM der mg my star n. Xvssa this summer * • —Richard Sept Eue»nr-. Crept«. CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our ap- preciauc* and thanks for the maty rails, cards. Dowers and acts .of kindness wtuct we have received during tte illness tte time of residence at the Xvssa Nursing botee and passinga»ay of our husband and fatter Wilma H.mns arid Mrs. Arder. Beckley and Mrs Short« HaC arid Mrs. Jim Boilzngw- •urtk r. and Mrs Star. Bvers and our families Association Holds Meet NAZARENE FRIDAY - Bridal sis» er for I j Al ■ rt Ballou at the Fellowship Hall. 7 30 p.n. FRIDAY, after the fc«<taU gam«- _ Fifth Quarter*' »ith t.tl« »ame* and refreshment» in tte Fellow ship Hall. SINDAV — Earl» n. ruiag praier at 'to tmr; h. 7 am. SuMtai S bool clast»» (*» all ages. 9 45 a.*. Mr rang w orship, u Choir practice, 6 p.m Evening Gospel Hour, 7 p m. TUESDAY - 1 wing w .men s Bible stud» . 3 45 a.m WEDNESDAY - Caravans f r children 7 p.m. Meeting for Teen» and adu.’f BJtJe stud». 7 30 p.m. THURSDAY — Gulden Hour M.ssi eary Chapter will meet at the home erf Mrs Le<*ia Andt rsou. 7 45 p m Admit mg Jesus is notewougt. I must receive Him, and let Him tec-.me tte Center rrf all m» life. — Re» Rotert Maule», past *r Christian Church SUNDAY - 3 45 a.m. - Son da» Scbool Classe» fot all ages. 11 lh - Moming Worst.ij 6 30 p m - Youth grcw^is meet at tto C taire h-grade» 4 ttr uigt High SchroL 7 p_m. - Evetung Services far thè «tate fami!» WEDNESDAY — 7 p.m.-Ctair Practiee. —Erldetw Johnsc*. Paste« M’l'l t X Al I Fl APPLE VAUEY - Charles D. Sells. 51. <rf Donnell» died erf a heart attack at ha home September 5. Services »ere held September 10 nt Alsip Fw- neral Home it Nampa Inter ment »as at M:irr.s Hill Ce metery at Boise with Mi.;tan gravesidr services Carl Sells trf Xvssa and Ed Sells of Parma are his hr:iters Roy Sells of Waco, Texas »as a guest Mmda'-Tuesday of Mr and Mrs Ed Sells. Be visited »itt other relatives. Be was here far ins b: ether'* me morial service Sunda». 52 members rrf tte Sells family had a picnic ans family r*ui.iox in ttoCaJ<toe4' Park. Sunda» dinner guests -jrf Mr. and Mrs Daigfat Seward »ere Mr. and Mrs Roy Wild. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Smith at Oo- tarir and Mr and Mrs Emory Rathbut of La Puentr . Calif. Mr. and Mrs DwigM Se- » ard attended tte Parents Onen- tatic* at N N.C Satur dl» evening and •«. Suiida» Gar» Seward left to enter N.N.C. Terry Smitt is here an a ter.-day leave »is it mg with friends and relatives tef-re returning for dut» * Germany. Mr. and Mrs Gene Honey spent last week attending £ van- getestx services at tte Church of God. Tte Re» George Geesey was the minister The» '-amped in their trailer at tte church grounds c* Middiet-« Rond. Mr. and Mrs. Fa» Collins spent Thur stay-Sunda» fishiz< at Sate Her. Reservoir. On Saturday Jne CNei.. helped LJovd Dibtrfe haul his t*i in and stack ¡L Sunda» afteruto* and evening lunch guests of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble were Mr and Mrs Jin. Mattte» of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs Henry Dibble and chiidret al Cammdte Mr. and Mrs QuuAan Cor rell of Los Ante les, Calif, came Satur ta» to visit »ith his mo ther Nell Correll Or. Suri da». Mr. and Ms Cleo Whittata of Boise »ere als- guests Or Monta» Nell Comli and Mr. and Mrs. Quint'* Correll were overt.,gfit guests m tte W titton home and all went fishing at Camas Lake -* Tuesda» Mr and Mrs Dale Mnran were hunting at Landmark - ver the »eetend P ndr*'- and Jill stayed «ith their graiidmtoter. He let. W ilfct*. Doe »sc* ¡eft a »eex > k far Fort Ord. CalU. for hi» t*^x training, after whirh te«r;e'ts to get Ms Medic Tram.nr Mrs I Lena L»ud. and Mr. and Mrs Wald Smalley i at- tended tte j M. Weddmr Al.- niversan yjer. h'ius» f'* Mr and Mrs. Puter. Henstia' i» at Me ritaar. Sunda afteraK*. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bost'* Kin. Stelli and Jot* Jr. »ere visiting Sunda» affernto* ir. tte Brit Shipp» home at Weiser arid all »ent s»m n.mg at the Wei ser Hit Watei p'> •! later. Tte Worn»«*» Assoclatit* met FIRST PLKCL WINNERS »ere the Harn Monteomer» fan.il» Ttiursda» afternr* with Mrs. shown above wta »ere dressed as creatures tt <a. outer space The .r fatter is it the service it Korea and »ill be proud that the» Edytte Prosser. Mr*. Marine w..sa6 «as co-tiostes- 17 »:*. along »¡it. their motter the 35 first imzt riven by the Mrs. Edna Journal. KatieNemai.»t*tte$3se< ondpriae. and Kati.» Ha bur- ladies anended. De Haven president, had charge chak * m the $2 third prire m tte Crarc Days contest Cither prize »luners. eact «tuning $' merchandise awards, of tte meeting F 1. «as answered tn •ere David Welch, craziest dressed male above 7tfc grate, river, by Bracket's Dept Store Bart» Bowers, craciest dressec tte uutitter <rf friends tag calls femak ab-ve Ttt. grad» Firestone Store Ralfrf. Werner, ol made »»re the last meeting. dest persot wearing goofy cart Merc Dept. St-r« and Danny Mrs Mane More had the ta- vtoaoyials Mrs Edvtte Pr-tsser Sili'*ius. youngest perse* with a castanie. Wilsr* Bro« Dept gave the sec re tar vs report and Store. Pet »Miners of prizes given bi Michael's Pharma*» »ere Mrs. Winifred Bennett gave tte Andre* Castro, 1st prize. Rti mdi Jotmsor., 2nd. and Mark Bal- treasurer's rep- -rt. A report »as given about tie carpet that lentn». 3rd is being pur-tased far tte church. The least coin dish Bring Results! Journal Classifieds »as passed to tte rr'/uf For tte pr ogram Mrs Mane* W iis<* told trf their recent trip d to Europe and tte type rrf church services ttei attended over there. Tte ladies dis cussed tte bazaar and d-nrier Lepormaire« and Auxiliar-. they will have this tali » omen :rf Xvssa Leci* Post and member* erf their families • ill meet at 7 p.m., this eve LEGION AUXILIARY ning, Septemtier 20. for a Tte Past Presidents of Tie prClurk dinier at the Eagles Lene* Auxiliary erf Nyssa and Hall in addi’x* to a co neater» recently »ent V tte wered dish, tv,*» attending ar» Eastside for their annual lun asked to take ttetr own table NYSSA, OREGON chet*. servxe. WE FIX FLATS FOR LADY DRIVERS FREE Bob Elliott Tire Center RITU«MS S4FT 30 CHURCH NOTES LEGION NEWS REV FLOYD WHITE An old-timer erf N»»sa re turned far a short visit las’ week, and made preparati-ns fee a return »¡sit « Sejtomtet 30 He is Re». Floyd White, served tie Methodist *h< Church terr from 1932 t- 1939. He is no» retired and lives at Kennewick. Washrngti* but keeps bust «riting. travelnu: and preac lung He «ill prea h at tte 11 a m service Sundae, September 30. at tte United Methodist Church and invites his man» dd friends to < >n* and »vsit »itt him and his «de lew on that da» Re» White started his minis try *t New Meadows, ldati and ther. served Xvssa and Apple ValJe»for tte sever «ears whack te calls the most el citing and rewarding of all his »ears as a minister It was during this time see* after tte On tee lam «asc ~*ipletedttiat tte ne* land was taken out erf sagetirush .nto pr idurtive farm land, and te kne » and re spec ted most those »b; te says • orted s: hard during rough days for man» erf them. After lea» inc Nyssa te served at Unit*. LaGrande Vale m 1357, Joseph and Paul, ldahc »here he retired Re» White tas recent]» cam- pleted writing a book Nuggets of Gold." relating many humorous incident! in his life and the lives trf others. Cai- tc* Printers rrfCaidwel! printed the books. and some «ill be available for those who are interested »tot. !» ¿s it X rasa Sept. 30. SOUTHERN BAPTIST COMING EVENTS THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER20- The Nancy White Circle uf Tte United Methodist Church »111 meet at tte D r thy Wilt « tame, 2 Ot p.m FTA Teacher'» Hecrptii*, Cafeteria. 8 X p n.. Leglot. » Auxiliary pulutk teuwr. ? X p m. Ea»Je Hall, bring covered di-', apd«i. ubi. ter»ice. FR1DAV SEPTEMBER 21 - United Mitti kLsd Cl : t rum mage sal. 9 a n t • 3 p.m. Golden Age rummage sale, Western H «tel 9 a m to j :: Sem i Citizens rum ma g» Mit Ja» Cee Bids . 10 a m. Char di Vard sale Danilson tat J residence. Ontario SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER22 Senato C itizeti runmiage salp, Jay Cee Bldg.. 10a m. Golden Age rtmimxsf sale, Western H'kel 9 3 tn to J p.m RettAtr. Im .. First Chn»- tian Chur < t 8 p rr. Chant» Yard sale, Dun;!» n residence 33 N. W 4th. Cfc- tarta. MsINDkT. SEPTEMhE R 24- OMano EmlJen. «132. Elk» Lodge. 6 p m. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25- TOPS »434 Adrian Grade Ski 7 30 p.m Y'eUc* Rase Retekah L"<d».'» •202. 1OOF Hall. «X pm WEDNESDAY, SEPT 26 - Cltltens Methodist Setuto Church Social Hall 10 30 a.m. Jobs Daughters Bettel «33 regular meeting. Masonic Hall 7 X pm «Ilio Ljf womDi RK HABDSEPT. left, returned to Eugvne lavi Frida» lo co*, pitie hi» studi»» in Juurnall»in at tte lniver»Uy crf Oregt*, Journal empi d»*' »‘4> Savage. Ruth KJinkrtiterg. Ruben lXipNi Murgaiet Nedr» and L* 111» < aliatati «ervrd hi» favorite tianam cream pie al a gotng a»a» pari». Ri< hard !■ od ite surnmer mN»»»a toiIte Journal staff telping «Uh vai ali -ii». an<l learnmg more at«>ut ttene»s|*i*: busin»»». He and tte »taf! tetti teneflted tn hi» »«ntflwr'k experteuc«, l&t0tT0F THE PAST 10 YEARS AGO Funeral servire» I r Kerr» Joe M -ri age 2. »ho drowned in an itrigitr-n ditch werecou- du< ted Saturiti» after»»*. Septemt« r 14 1963 at the N»»»a LIB Stake H oum «itti Bishop H '«ard Bairoffi* latmg He«a> ax* f Mr amt Mr» (.¡ft ahi M «ire lavestigatmg rfltre t» re- ported ttiat te lud been »alking alitig a road «liti his 5-vear• aid brotbet, Kiri, wteu te bi L a»a> and fell uitotheSleestriig canal 20 YEARS AGO Mr and Mrs. Joe Hite trf tte O»»tee District are tte proud parents rrf a t*by !>>, bort Sepie niter 11, 1973. He »as named Jam»' Eric and »eigted six-p winds and eigbt- nunces This is tte r<*ptes first child Paternal granrtarruts are e • • Mr. and Mrs Jim Hite at 70 gathered A fatni!» group -f Nyssa. Maternal grandparents Park for a are Mrs Ruf Isarturre and at tte Nyssa City Jotmn« Echevarria, takt erf ptenic din.-e r Simla». Sepie* ter 6 in btov r of Mr and Mr» Humedak. Charles GootBU of Io»a • • • MALHELR MEMORIAL Fall »eatter ha» had a dif HCBFTTAL Sepie mt« r ¡9 - Mr and Mrs ficult time < mine l tte val ley this vear »ith tte first Gary* node Nyssa, bo» Mr and Mrs. Leandr Rod half rf Sepremier »h »ing an average of 10 degrees «armer ríguez. Adrian, girl. temperature than »as et perienced for ite same period HOLY ROSARY HOSPITAL a year ago Revnral »ill begin Suiita» evening. September 23 thru 31 at t p.m at First Southern Bap tist Ctamck tn Fruitland 'IV« asvlvafita Avenue,. Septemtier 13 - Mr and Mr» The Re» Rover She mate, Norman Hensen Fruitlaud. Ctrl. pastor of Mountair Vie» Bap Mr. and Mrs James Gerdes. tist Cburrti erf Boise will be tte speaker There will be Ostane, boy Mr. and Mr» KeithC amere*. special singing eart eve nine. Adrian, girl Publi- is invited. Mr andMrs Mtcha»! I Blae tet Pentecostal Church ter. Payette, ben September 14 Mr. and Mrs Boyd Esplín. Nyssa, b » Of Jesus Christ September 15 • Mr. and Mrs Gerald Travi». F ruitlxnd. bo» Mr. and Mrs GtoUalo Del- cade . Fruitland. bo» September II - Mr and Mr s Charles BoUcnway. lavette.girl. Journal Classifieds Bring Results! 30 YEARS AGO An awti-n sale will te con dii ted * N»s>i'» Main Street Saturdi» night, September 25, beginning at 4 o'clock I aug ment tte »ar bod campaign, »bach it »ell unter»ay, accorditi« t. Rev M H. t.r- 'n lee tairman of tte commit tee Re». Greenlee announced that tte *nt» total t bonds sold »as $115,632.25 A total of $31.325 fave been sold tn tte Nyssa secti-*, $50.056 at Vale. $103.747.25 at Ontario, and $1500 at Jordan Valley Tte Vale figure itv luted tte «al* ’ $30.000 »orth "I tsuids ia ti ansarti'« to an estate. 40 YEARS AGO Member», tar» and old. of <ya «a Panna G<4f Ccwaehaw t.. grutfuiu■'apebrwsb »ith a «engeance « tte ne» tun», just X tu»» tiw hite t urte rivet. Engineer», mentant», (armer» harter« ttev'w j U Thi word i» ut teen at it. -ut s» »111 to that tte ir» in shape -rigtrf s<«*" for play, Tte c urse < tonpi ises 160 a< re» ! state i «ned laudakick tat teen leaned by tte club. Natui al tararte alad faith heavy tip s ill nukr It the ¡A il Io- r at n « i I < a courte. It he- der» I tte tir» Parma Ligtrwiy, SO YEARS AGO If |>rr»>'i>t |4ans are mined ■■it N»»»a »ill have an w to <j'. ¡ land in the MMg futute Thi» »a« to* ‘rf tte matter» taken up at tte tegular meeting - f tte N,»»a C tourner- ia! Club W.<k»»dai »»ruing and tte prop» itK* »a» «otta. Plasticali» received Tteye are a munter t <4d tiaud»*M in tte < mnitÄitv, suiti« ¡rutto for* tt* mrleus rrf a organízate* and the» are ••rann' to gn". Anvar tlwm are C F Edit, J p Baxter. Cliff Tilintan amt Clair Petered 60 YEARS AGO C. H Willi» feieiverf » -g» < ar to tee this »eek kto* Mr Willi» twilt ht» ' >raw bowse this spring he est mixM that prtoatrf» te- * **ld to iHe to dispise of three rar kata of H e but instead rrf three he ha« already received five <ar- loath He i* <rf tte y.iaM that Nyssa is rapidly toronnag tto tost point al<*< the O.S.L, An autr, triwk is *r rrf tte ia- pr »«ments to has in »v« for his dra» lit» • e e Reuten McCreary, all- ar und leading c Hiten erf Ae nan, was a txisines« Vl»lt<* lotte Gate City Friday. 1974 Chevrolet A better-than-ever way. tou U • *-r And it • m » much l<tlrî U ith a *74 Chr\ r<4rt Cjpnc*O msk . Ir • nx4<sr car. juM a*kin? lo I* mjotrd Out MÓr: an irnjK^in' nr* ¿rille.and c*n the €x»upt a dMinctne neu roed ime Inwd**: peace. quirt and r omntHiKf U iih Manda rd power *lerrm" to <i<* nw»*! <4 the turmn; Man* dard ftotarr ff<»nt df*c Irf aLe* tn chi ■M i M <>f the and a Manciate Turbo H»dîa mat* tf t<> d<» tl»* If \tt>u Mani the lw\ur\ .if»d f iefTiteft 4#f a * ar that |e«K e* I jt1 ir-e*|«-p-b »i y «»y !*• I«u1 ettp tl»e rifie. \ f.u rifen J ha\e Io !<•«À !»rk (.apr we f.l/iw.H Botare et. ilw* fier*ci««m *»f the Ikte^'in* ta rtii tiyte f » wdrrfl) rd C'I ma KT Veg* CT T laM Aear • XlftUtf T nmd E/»m Cai of ti»e ^teji. « \ fur and th tier Readn* ÍJhctxe a* B***1 Lc onooK ^rdan for the laM thr ^rar* • U fth a ie»ha n*t«e. bii’^rr i*wn|«ei* ntcrr rarpetirii nrv. Mi i|»r and r»rta roloi* Plu* mt «re fi t' r I' .! *tee* k ! -t’* _, m MMbuOMdc. K inner ettaro I- the sit rt joe« QuxL -leek and rumble * ith a lr,» . « ide «tante, re panane Meer ins And ream fort that * rare in a car that handle« to «eil Plu« <ii«r nr* «tiling. and |du«hne«« from the r ut pile carpeting up \ n i i i i ( r« » rüe. neu thi» year U »th ‘■• j 1 vrat* \ b.ld d<.un front armmt. Wood-grained a* r ent* klepanl inner door |*aneh. Eilrrmelv ta-teful u[rfii.l«ter» xml rut pile nylon rxrjeting That » juM in«><le Tbe exterior * ju«| M riauMC. in character and in detail a* the interior Yel. it remain» mid sire And. rt remain« all (J>e«Hle * ith Oie»elle handling and at a Che»rile J>TKT Now that »<>u ie looked. <<rtne and «er the new Malibu Cla«*w— and all the 197401*» miet« The one« shown here, plu* Impala. Monte farlo. Yo»a. famvrfie. p>rku|i*. Chevrolet » an« and all our new rar« and truiL«
