/ "Louie Vandrell D ay '— Saturday, October 2<* V O LU M E X X . \ , k • !.. Nyssa Gate City Journal 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 REG O N . T H U R S D A Y . O C T O B E R 15. 1953 Nyssa Area Property Owners Benefit With Slight Tax Relief From Changes InLevies; Tax Statements Next Week Severed Cables Stop Telephones. Start Fire Siren N ephew Born One School Census Gets Underway Next Monday ' FIRST SECTION NO. 40 School Bond Issue For $140,009 For Cafeteria, Music Room, Shop V/ill Go To Voters At Special Election Nov. 2 There may be future difficulty in persuading Mark Glen Peterson to address his aunt. Dee Ann Peter­ son, with the traditional “Aunt*,” Telephone service f~r -ppr Grant Rinehart will tuke tilt mately 500 pai.ons south A N j =a all because Mark is one day chool census In the Nyssa school Nyssa area property owners will disruptc i uideniy Saturciaj ! older titan his paternal aunt. district, beginning Monday, accord­ have slight tax relief for the 1953- « Legal voters of school district 26C .Mark Peterson was born Mon­ I ai. .rnoon and the fire s.ren was set ing to Supt. Henry Hartley. Forms tn T S aw » i. 54 fiscal year, providing their pro­ Esplin Represents will have an opportunity to vote Nov. | ln operation at the a me time when day to Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Peter­ have been sent to school patron- UT« L. A . fuCTUiClinCJ perty values are the same as they 2 on the question of contracting u a street grader cut twe underground son of Vale at the Malheur Me­ asking each family to list all mem- t j P i , . *. , were for the pa it period. For the FFA ai Nat. Meet bonded Indebtedness of $140,000 to telephone cables back of Stunz morial hospital. On Tuesday l)ee- bers of the family who will not have K e ' U m S ‘ O D u t y first time in several years, total B.>b Esplin. Nyssa high school stu­ construct, equip and furnish a cafe­ Ann Peterson was bom to Mr. and Lumber C T ve cabks were beneath reached their 2Cth birthday by Oct 1 Dr L. A Maulding returned tc teria, industrial arts shop and music levies are slightly greater for pro­ dent and three—year Future Farm­ a street where crews are making Mrs. Glen W. Peterson of route 25. Tne list is to include ail young- Nyssa last week from Pcrtlanc room as additions to the present perty within the city limits of Nyssa er of America member, left Saturday I i ep cut- to in all r.e v paving and 2, Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peter­ sters from thc*e just born on up to where he had been recuperating fol­ high school. than rural property just outside the on a trip to Kansa City, Mo., to at­ 1 curb ng. son are also the parents of Farrell the maximum age, it was empha­ lowing major surgery perfonnec city, due to reductions and boosts tend the national FFA convention as "Wie decision to call the aohool One cabl’ con.n:n- 100 vires and I whose birthday is the same as that sized. there Sept. 3 He expects to return U*»d election was made Monday in varicus levies. the representative of the Nyssa of his sister and his son's aunt. the other ha - 50 w.res, each serving ! Those below the age of four will to his office today »Thursday* for night by the school board following Property .within the city limits chapter. not be inoluded in the census, but his regular full-time duties. He will return to his classes after several patrons in the rural area will be taxed at the rale of 86.9 mills, several weeks of detailed study and Gene Grasty, manager of the Nyssa 1 the number involved below the age Dr. Maulding stated Tuesday th it thorough clarification of the pro­ which is .6 mills less than the over­ Sunday. Malheur Home Telephone Co., said of four will be useful information for he is fully recovered from his illness posed program through the Nyssa One feature of the convention will all levy for the 1952-53 fiscal year. that it was necessary to cut both | the schools. Included in the list will and " I feel better than I have for Parent-Teachers association. The county levy is 9.9 mills less with be a tour of tlw Chevrolet Motor cahies to prevent numerous "shorts” 1 b* boys and girls in the age group 20 years.” 10 mills missing from the county­ l Co. plant assembly line, meat pack­ The polls will be open from 2 in the lines. One of the lines within 1 who are attending school elsewhere wide road tax defeated by the voters ing companies and other large in­ p m. until 8 p m. and voting will be the cable connects Ralph Law-1 in the armed forces or working out­ at three different elections. The .1 dustries. at the Little Theatre of the Nyssa I rence's home with the special fire side this district. Even the rwmes mill added tax is being levied by the high school. All registered voters alarm system. Severance of this of married people under 20 are oouaiy for general purposes. Taxes living within the district will Have S vire threw the switch at the fire •lay A. Phillips of Ontario has ac­ wanted. for school district 26C have risen an opportunity to j»)t e on the issue. siren box and it was necessary to cepted the responsibility of director Snce families who do not have from 47.9 to 52.2 mills and 5 mills Architects plaits for the prop) -ed disconnect that, particular part of for the March of Dimes campaign youngsters in school m.iy be missec have been added to city taxes by .-tructure were prepared when the the system to kt«p the lines open for 1954, it was announced Tuesday by direct contact, patrons are asked special vote for street improvements At the Nyssa fire department'» an­ present addition to the high sohoel for other switches to the fire siren by Clyde Snider of N.v chairman to submit names and addresses of to make the city tax 23.5 mills. The Two crews of linemen were dis­ of the Malheur county chapter of families they know might have been nual ball advance ticket.- sales fcxk- was built in 1947. The large build­ cily had been receiving 5 mills from j f f breakfast early Tuesday morning ing would udjoin the present gym­ At least ten members of the Nyssa patched to Nyssa, and v th Grastv the National Foundation for Infan- missed. the county road tax that has now four team captains were appointed nasium and would be connected Chamber of Commerce plan to at­ worked all night and until late Sun­ ,.le Paralysis. The county chapter, The school fund is allocated on expired. tend a National Resources confer­ day to restore service to the rural hrough its chairman, expressed the basis of the census. The district and the membership divided into through u hallway fer which facili- Rural property will have the same ence in Bcise—one each day— from area. Normal service was resumed , I ties were arranged when the last infidence that the new campaign receive- $10 for every child between teams. relief from county tax, it will have Oct. 19 through Oct. 23 and from at 5 p. m. Sunday. Captai.4* are Glea Billings, kkut < addition wa built. director will reach the increased goal the tqres of 4 and 20 and the basic the same increa>e as urban property Oct. 26 through Oct. 30. Grasty said it was necessary to nece-sary for this county. school support fund Is set up on the Purvis, Ken Renstrom and Bill 1 The main part of the structure for school district 26C tax and will John Briehl announced Wednes­ check each line at the telphone basis of $80 pier census child. Other Wahlert The ticket selling between would be for a odteterfa to enable Under the vigorous and dedicated pay the same as last year for special day that the conference is a con­ office and at the poiut vhere repairs direction of Harold Henigson of Nys- funds in the amount of $3 or $4 are m v and Oct. 24, date of the eighth operation of a school hot lunctt'pro- road district No. 2, which is 20 mills. densation of c. 40-week course given were being made after the splicing £a_ nearly $20,000 were rai.-ed in this annual ball to be held in the old gram. Plans include installation of distributed on the same basis. The fire district tax has been re­ at the Industrial College of the arm­ was completed. It was then neces­ school gymnasium, will be conducted semi-portable tables and buaches Last year $14,526 88 came from the ciunty in the 1953 campaign last duced from 2.4 mills last year to 2.1 ed forces to senior military officers sary to make similar checks at var- along the line^ of a heated contest. which could be “ jacknifed" m *he anuary. Malheur led the state in county school fund as the result of mills for the current year. The total to acquaint and broaden their un­ tous points throughtout the area per capita contributions insofar a the census. The stakes will be to slay out of center end folded against the walls. levy for property within those rural derstanding of the economic factors south of town to complete the re- the loser bracket, for the low sales A complete kitchen, walk—in re­ heavily populated counties of the districts will be 85.5 mills as com­ affecting the nation under impact pair work. team will be stuck with the clean­ frigerator and other facilities would -tate were concerned, Snider said. pared with 91.4 last year. be included. The building .ynihl up detail "aftt/r the half " | of military mobilization. The county chapter is assured of Ontarions have not fared as well It was the decision of the fire de­ house a shop on the east of tjas The chamber is being registered | the same aggressive leadership un­ because of increased school and city for the conference with the follow­ partment to donate the v>ri ^vooeeds cafeteria and a music room woiiM der Phillips for the campaign in taxes to more than wipe out the ing men scheduled to attend, one at of the ball to the Louie Vandrell be provided west of the lunch room. January. Westerman Whillock. president of Fund, now being conducted by the U Mill Levy savings from the defeated county each day's session: Wilton Jackson, The last campaign raised about radio station KDSH and television road tax. Total levies there are 95 Clyde Snider, John Briehl, Bill Nvssa Catholic church and other or. Repayment of the bonds, including The Nyssa police department made $52 million throughout the United station KBOI, Boise, will adress ganizations of the city tor benefit of interest, would amount to about 2 mills as compared with 89.3 last year. Wahlert, C liff Main, Dr. Edgel Wood. Ontario's school taxes have Jumped Gene Stunz, Tom Jones, Henry 74 arrests during September win­ States. This is the highest total ever members of the Nyssa Business Louie Vandrell, Jr., critically Injured milk in addition to approximately ning 62 convictions in police court, reached by the foundation and the Men’s association in their Friday ln the Nyssa-Vale football game last .5 mills for operation of the hot from 40.2 mills to 45.9 mills and the Hartley and Elmer Cruson. according to Chief qf Police E. L. forthcoming campaign must raise noon monthly meeting at Carl's F'rlday. city tax was boosted from 28 mills to lunch program. Young.sfctrs are President Jake Fischer announced 37.9 mills. Vale residents will have that representatives of the Malheur Hansen's monthly report to the city about $75 million because about j Don House cafe. Co-chairmen for the ball are Bob charged for meals at the rate o f $25 million is required to carry With many years in the merchan­ Wilson and Dale Garrison. Everett about 25 cents per meal and 3.5 3.1 mills relief from last year with I County Development association, council. Public intoxication led the list on the new program of polio preven­ dising field, including a period of Heldt will serve as head doorman. additions noted in school taxes that meeting here last Friday, had sug­ (Continued on page 8) have risen from 38.6 to 45.1 mills and gested that a county-wide chamber •with 31 arrests, followed by disor­ tion, the county NFPI chairman time at famed Macy's, WhilloclF-will Ralph Lawrence will handle general derly conduct, 13, traffic violations pointed out. bring a wealth of experience to local sales from hLs office. (Continued on page 8) of commerce be formed. Each com­ Wide scale validity tests of vaccine business men. 13, disturbing the peace 4, forgery munity in the county is being asked now plan­ 2, and the remainder for miscellan­ for prevention of polio Reports and discussion of the to wider such a proposal. eous violations. Prisoners served 108 ned before the next polio season. At Harvest Festival will also have a the same time there will be no let-up place on the meeting's agenda, ac­ days in jail. A fetal of $1,354 in fines were in the production and distribution cording to Carlos Buchner, pres­ levied and $1,147.70 was collected. of ganwia globulin which will con­ ident. /pvnovie film entitled “ Physical Court costs for Police Judge J. C. tinue to be the! »top-gap measure All business people of Nyssa ac* Rehabilitation" will be presented employed through 1954 to minimize invited to the meeting. Smith were $259.50 and prisoners Nyssa school district 26C will be Tuesday, Oct. 27, following a board ha<*ls amounted to $168.95. One ar- crippling paralytic after-effects, The final phase of the Boy Scout of directors meeting of the Malheur more than tripled in area as t' Combining the two, gamma globulin fund drive will take place Tuesday rest resulted ‘.n a $25 fine in the Memorial hospital, it was announced result o f the annexation of an aba Robert M. Applegate, recently of night with a kick-off supper at 6:15 ^iyssa justice o f the peace court. and the potential vaccine, the foun­ Driver Jailed In this week. The film will be shown doned school district. No. 77, by t Mercer Island, Wash., assumed his o’clock at Brownie's cafe when mem­ dation now adds to patient aid. sci­ Lieu of Fine Pay by Miss Christine K. Kline of Boise district boundary board Wednesd duties as Nyssa city manager Tues­ bers of the Junior Chamber of Com­ entific research qnrt professional morning. The change will be effe Alvin E. Curtis of Vale is in the beginning at 9 o'clock. day and was “ initiated” that even­ merce will receive final Instructions Nyssa Thespians education, a new and the most ex­ tlve next year. Malheur county Jail for 14 4 days as The general public is invited to ing when he served as recorder at before fanning out to cover the resi­ citing of all programs—polio pre­ The annexed area Is compo-ed t r the resu»l qf a traffic violation fine Aid Adrian Troop sje this picture, particularly mem­ the regular council meeting. Apple- dential districts. vention. approximately 250 square miles 01 gat* has been employed since June, "W e are on the verge of sensa­ for whioh he was fined $25 and costs bers of the Malheur county chapter A group of Nyssa high school Jim Nicholson is general chairman land surrounding the Owyhee res­ and given time to pay. Curtis was of the National Foundation for In- 1952 at Boeing Aircraft in Mercer of the residential drive for the Jay- Thespians were in Adrian Monday tional developments for polio pre­ Island, is a licensed civil engineer, cees. Team captains working under where they held a formal initation vention which must be tested at fined Aug. 10 by Justice of the Peace fantiie paralysis and members of ervoir, but its assessed valuation a- mounts to only $13.885. The present a former employee of the city of his direction are Ross Grover, John and sponsored the forming of a tremendous cost on a large scale Don Graham after his arrest by the hospital association, Kline wrote and technically 26C district is composed of about Denver, Colo, and a graduate of the Briehl, Bill Blodgett, Ken Chard and Thespian troop there. throughout the nation " Snider said state police for violation of the basic directed the picture which was made 120 square miles of land with an as­ University of Oregon. Phillips has given dynamic and de­ rule. Charter members of the Adrian Tom Chandler. When he was approached follow- at thc Elk’s Convalescent home in sessed valuation of $4,858,919. Applegate succeeds E. K. Burton voted leadership to the Elks lodge troop are Alice Thompson, Maxine The full membership of the Jay- At the present time only one stu­ where she serves as physical who resigned Sept. 1 to accept a job cees is urged to be present at the Kygar and Shirley Hoke and their program to prevent child delin- ing termination of the grace period.« dent lives in the old district and quincy and has gained recognition Curtis refused to pay the fine and therapist. She will be introduced by as city engineer at Ontario after kick-off supper. advisor is Wes Tolliver. Fleissner, Malheur Memorial is attending Nyssa schools. serving as Nyssa city manager since Participating in the initation from for hit leadership of numerottb com­ was taken into custody by state po- The boundary board is composed lice and committed by the court toi hospital physical therapist, 1945. Jim Rigney, accompanied by two Nyssa were Onna Pounds, Lois Gar­ munity activities. of the county court members. G. Y. ----------------------- I The council refused for the second friends from the University of Ore­ ner, Daryl Williams, Lois Wilson, When the people in Malheur the county Jail. Chester, chairman, Alva Goodell and time, a request ®f the Westcott Oil gon, Bruce Stallwood and Bill Joretta Moeller, June Peterson, Ruth county understand the tremendous L. E. Hammack with County Super­ Co. that a zoning ordinance be a- Church, also of Nyssa, spent last Herrman, Larry Bauman and Lyna responsibility of speeding up' the MEETING BATE CHANGE intendent W. E. Leggitt as secre­ The Daughters of the Utah Pio- j mended to allow tiie company to week-end in Nyssa. While they were Lankford. work for polio prevention, the new tary. neers meeting originally scheduled 1 install gasoline pumps on Main here, they hunted deer. Rigney bag­ campaign director can expect contri- Mrs. Joe Brumback, who insti­ Several other annexations were street, following appearance of On­ ged a two pointer. They returned to tuted the Thespians in this area in; tiattatx ih 1954 to exceed the record for today (Thursday) has been post­ Tickets went on sale this week fqf considered and passed on at the tario Attorney Anthony Yturri and continue their studies at the Uni­ 1949 is the adviser of the Nyssa total raised in this county in 1953, poned to October 22, at 2 p. m. at the St. Hubert’s annual bazaar and fall Wednesday meeting. home of Mrs. Maurice Olover. Ike Westcott of Boise, general man­ versity Sunday. Snider predicted. troop. \) festival, to be held in the old school Duties of the boundary board in­ ager of the company. gymnasium this Saturday night. clude decisions on any school boun­ Yturri reminded councilmen that Father Rembert Ahles, pastor of dary questions, consolidations and he drew up the ordinance while the sponsoring church, has announ­ changes. serving as Nyssa city attorney but ced that 10 percent of the net pro­ asked that the ordinance be amend­ ceeds of the bazaar will be donated ed to allow Westcott Oil Co. to com­ to the Louie Vandrell Fund for re­ Serving A board plete negotiations for the lease of lief of the family of Louie Vandrell, Nyssa Motors facilities as an outlet NYSSA BOYS MEET IN KOREA Jr., high school freshman football Destroyer Tender for Continental Oil Co. products. player who was Injured in the Nys- Dale P. Patterson, hospitalman, Two Nyssa boys, Richard Wilson The council had refused to amend USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant sa-Vale game last Friday night. the ordinance when Westcott Oil and Gene Huffman accidently met Wilton Jackson, general chairman Patterson, route 1, Nyssa, is serving in a movie in Sabo last week, ac­ (Continued on page 8) of the festival, says xthat admission aboard the destroyer tender, USS With a list of prizes attractive are sure to win one of the bicycles cording to word received her by Seven registrants from Malheur to the festival Is free and that two Frontier, based at Great Lakes. 111. Huffman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 county, six of whom had requested to all boys and girls—young and or commissions. The Frontier is a floating base valuable door prizes will be given Do this now—you know there will old — The Gate City Journal today James Huffman. Huffman recently , voluntary induction, entered the Milk Truck Turns away. Entertainment for patrons of and a ship moored alongside the was sent to Korea from Ft. Ord, armed forces at the Boise induction announces anothef of its regular only be as many candidates allowed the festival will consist of various tender can have anything repaired subscription campaigns. This will be to enter this campaign as there are Over On H ighw ay Calif., with the division of the old station Wednesday of last week and booths, novelties, concessions and from a simple clock to the most in­ A truck load of milk was spilled Oklahoma national guard. Wilson, were sent to the reception center at the usual three-week drive and will prizes and commissions. Act at once, tricate radar gear. The ship also games. for we do not want you to blame us start Saturday of this week, Oct. 17 son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wilson, on the highway and the truck was Fort Ord, Calif. Previously the re­ provides dental and medical treat­ Mrs. J. L Herriman is co-chair­ If you put o ff sending in your nom­ badly damaged Wednesday after­ has been stationed in Korea for ception center had been at Fort and end Saturday, Nov. 7. ment. man. ination until after the campaign is Last year The Gate City Journal noon of last week when it turned several months. Lewis, Wash. over in a borrow pit near Orand The inductees are Verlin D. Vau­ conducted a similar circulation- under way. avenue. Clarence Herrud, driver of Joins Husband At ghn, John L. Hart and Bob L. W il­ building campaign and many local This Campaign will not start the truck, reported that a car pulled loughby, all of Vale, Charles F. boys and girls found it a source of until Saturday, Oct. 17, and no in front of him forcing him to England Air Base Platt and Karl W. H. Boog, Ontario, education, pleasure and financial candidates will be allowed to gain. swerve the truck to the right side Mrs. Don Tennant, who has been Donald T. Takao, Caldwell, formerly start until that time. However, Ontario, all volunteers, and Ludie The object of this campaign is to Under signature of Mayor Tom 1 one of those things that can alwa of the road. visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. any boy or girl Interested In be­ Mrs. Herrud, riding with him, suf­ Paul Penrod for the past several E. Odom, Sheaville. collect on old subscriptions and to Jones a proclamation was issued by happen," he said. ing one of the workers In the fered shock and bruises and was weeks, left Saturday morning for Induction call for November will add new readers to the present large At a meeting of representative c the Jiyssa city council during its campaign should call at The confined to the hospital overnight. Journal office as soon as possible. regular session Tuesday night set­ ganizations of Nyssa, held Mond«* Berkshire, England where she will be for three men whose names will ¡1st of the Journal. Their four-year-old daughter, Judy, Under the campaign rules each ting Saturday, Oct. 24, as Louie night at the rectory of St. Hubert* Candidates who will ta^e part ln join her husband. S Sgt Tennant be released later. Nine registrants was unhurt and Herrud suffered a entry may get one subscription Catholic church, of which Vandr 1 Vandrell Day. is serving in the Air Corps and Is were in the call for October pre-in­ the campaign will be boys and girls before Saturday, but that is alL sprained ankle and bruises. duction physicals and have been ex­ is a member, W!L*on revealed th *. Action of the council was motivat­ who reside ln the territory served by stationed near that city. Any candidate who gets prom­ ed by the popular demand that aid he was in receipt of & check for 9125 The Gate City Journal. Mrs. Tennant, a registered nurse, amined. ises, or does any advance work on be given the family o f Lome Van­ from the Lettermen's club of Vale There will be no losers, as the has been assisting at the Malheur the campaign before Saturday drell, Jr., high school freshman, who high school. number of candidates is limited and Memorial hospital while visiting in (except getting the one subscrip­ Following the first killing frost In Wilson also said the Vale student each active candidate is guaranteed Nyssa. tion allowed by the rules) will be sustained a broken back and neck the Nyssa area a week ago, the min­ in the Nyssa-Vale football game at body had pledged itself in the ef- one of the major prizes of latest barred from the campaign. This imum temperature has risen above I WELLNER TO CALIFORNIA ort to raise $1500 for the Vandrell Vale last Friday. rule li made In fairness to all The October meeting of the Nyssa model bicycles or a liberal cash the freezing point, ranging during! Clyde Wellner left last Friday The younger Vandrell Is confined fund during the week. candidates and It will be strictly commission. the past week from 36 to 49 degrees. night for Laguna Beach, near Los Civic club will be held Wednesday, In a similar action, the Nyssa to St. Luke's hospital, Boise, In a enforced. On another page of today's paper Lowest day-time temperature, 69 Angeles, Calif., where he will spend Oct. 21 at 2 p . m . at the Episcopal Is a large advertisement telling all paralyzed condition with but little student council Tuesday morning Parish hall, Mrs. Don Graham, pro­ degrees, last H&iday. a two-week vacation. gram chairman, has announced. about this campaign. It shows what in the large cânpaigft advertlse- hope for as much as a partial re­ set in motion a fund drive among students £>f theoNyssa schools. Max. Min. Theme for the afternoon Is "Oob- the prizes are; how the prizes wiO be ment is also a nomination or entry covery. H p is making the trip by auto­ 0 In addition, the student council R. V. Wilson, high school prin­ 36 .7 7 lins In Our Town” . Mrs. Jc*n Olsen awarded, number of votes given for | coupon. I f you are interested in be mobile, and expects to return to his Wednesday. Oct. 7 - det 38 work at Stunz Lumber company by is chairman of the program* and tea' ¿ach subscription and other details, ing in the campaign see that your cipal t a j - l ^ ndrell was Injured ln also pledged all monies taken In for Thursday, Oct. 8 — ____ 78 committee assisted by Mrs. Elmer! Enter your name immediately by nomination coupon reaches the th e ^ w s v ffw minutes o f the game admission to the one-act play con­ 42 Oct. 21. Friday, Oct. 9 ------_____82 Cruson, Mrs. Jerry Flesey, Mrs. Har. when tackled while earring the ball test to be held Thursday, Oct. 22, to 46 Saturday, Oc?t. 10 — _____73 ry Miner, Mrs. Lyle Miner, Mrs. L. filling in the nomination coupon journal office in Nyssa immediately, from a halfback position. the Vandrell fund. Mr. and Mrs. John Faverro of 49 .......69 and bringing H or mailing to The j The campaign will not start until Sunday, Oct. 11------ A. Maulding and Mrs. W. D. H ol­ Among organizations represented He pooh-poohed the idea that 39 Taylor, Utah spent last week end at comb. 70 Journal office. I f you are one of Saturday and no one will be allowed Monday, Oct. 12 — at the-Monday night meeting, called there was any evidence of foul-play 3« the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edison _____73 those to become active and work to begin active work until that time, Tuesday, Oct. 13 — All Interested women are Invited (Continued^n page 8) involved in the accident. "It's Just 39 Child. throughout the short campa rtgfl, ydti | (Continued from page 1) to attend. Wednesday, Oct. 14 _ Jay A . Phillips Named Chairman For March Dimes Plans Made For Attendance At Boise Meeting Business Men To Hear Boisean September Busy Month for Police New Cily Manager Arrives; Zoning Law Unchanged Firemen's Ball Proceeds to Vandrell Fund Special Show At Hospital Oct. 27 Final Phase of Boy Scout Drive School Districi Area Tripled In Total Land Area Catholic Bazaar This Saturday Launching Campaign For More Readers SevenCour^yM^Bicydes, Cash Await Boys Girls For Armed Forces Who Work In Subscription Campaign "Louie Vandrell Day" Proclaimed for Oct. 24; Raise Funds for Injured Boy Weather • • • Halloween Theme For Civic Club ________ Q_Q__ oa