THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
BIG BEND
T he G a te C ity J o u rn a l
WINIFRED BROWN THOMAS • • • - On
LOUIS P THOMAS - * - - Editor and Publisher
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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL’S
PROGRAM
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Co-operative Marketing Association
for Malheur Farmers
A Properly Equipped Trailer Camp
A City Park
A Comprehensive Street Improvement
Plan
STATE CAPITOL NEWS
A. L. LINDBECK
State Capitol News Bureau
DUriClJ
THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1941
The music festival will be held at
Ontario, April 25, Mrs. Anna Sparks
Is planning on having pupils from
Wade school take part.
Pupils who were perfect in at
tendance for the past nine weeks
were Pedro Sillonis, Raymond Cart
or others interested in church pubhcity are invited to ust
wright, Donald Gibson, George Gale, Ministers
the columns of the Journal to carry Important messages
not)ices
Donna Steelman, Buddy Holly, Car to their congregations. Please try to get your copy in by Tuesday of
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men Sillonis, Cecilia Sillonis, Leona each week.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Handler and Rick Gale.
Several pupils have started 4-H CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Meets in Legion Hall.
Minister J. S. Beam, Ontario.
Sixth Near Main
projects. Pedro Sillonis, com; Wil-
Sunday Bible School, 10 a. m.
Vern Martin, Pastor
ford Prosser, camp cookery; Ray
Sunday preaching and commun
mond Cartwright and Donald Gib
ion, 11 a. m.
son, rose and flower garden. Emery Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Evangelistic meetings, 7:45 p. m.
Cameron, sheep; George Elfers and Morning worship at 11 a. m.
George Gale, calf, and Carmen Sil Young peoples meeting at 7:15 The public is cordially invited to
attend our services.
lonis, clothing.
A book league was organized and p. m.
the teacher and all the pupils in Evangelistic service at 8 p. m. ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL MISSION
Wade school have planned to read Prayer meeting on Tuesday and The Rev. B. Stanley Moore, Vicar
Morning prayer and sermon 9:30
one book a month.
Thursday evening.
a. m.
The Health club and teacher, Mrs.
Holy Communion and sermon
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST each
Sparks went on a hike Saturday.
Fourth Sunday of the month.
• SCIENTIST
Wade P. T. A. met at the home
school at 10:30 a. m.
of Mrs. E. H. Brumbach Friday aft 215 North 9th Street, Payette, Idaho Church
ernoon with 26 In attendance. Mrs. A branch of The Mother Church, Lenten Cottage Services, 8 p. m.
Evelyn Stoop, county president and The First Church of Christ, Scient- Friday evenings.
Mrs. Dessa Hofstetter, county libra lest, in Boston. Massachusetts.
L. D. S. CHURCH
rian were present and both gave Sunday School—10:00 a. m.
very interesting talks and answered Reading Room — 710 1st Ave. Sunday, 10 a. m —Sunday School
daily from
to 4 p. m. meeting.
a number of questions regarding North.
where Open
the Science
Bible
and 2 authorized
Sunday, 11:30 a. m.—Priesthood
their work. Mrs. F. A. Miller played Christian
Literature
be meeting.
several selections of Irish music. read, borrowed or purchased, may
and
is
every day from two to four Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Sacrament
The ladies were very generous in open
their donations for the white ele p. m., except Sundays and holidays. meeting.
Tuesday, 2 p. m. Relief Society.
phant sale and the proceeds were
GOSPEL TABERNACLE
donated to the Garden club to buy FULL
Lloyd N. Pounds
METHODIST COMMUNITY
shrubs for the high school grounds. Mr. and Mrs. pastors.
CHURCH
A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
Merle W. Burres, Minister.
F. A. Miller, Mrs. Robert Weir and Morning Worship 11 a. m.
Phone 131W
Miss Betty Weir. The April meeting Evangelistic services on Sunday,
Church school 10 a. m.
will be held at the home of Mrs
Morning worship 11 a. m.
Walter Bishop with Mrs. Case
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Epworth League 7 p. m.
Muntjewerff and Mrs. Clyde Steel PARMA
A. A. Scmidt. Pastor
man assistant hostesses.
KINGMAN COMMUNITY
E. H. Brumbach transacted busi 10:00 a. m.—Divine service. Ser
CHURCH
ness in Vale Wednesday.
mon: Jesus, the Discerner of Hearts.
Ernest Tetwiler, Pastor
Mrs. L. Eachus and Claude Eachus 11:00 a. m.—Sunday school and Sunday
school 10 a. m. Mrs. E. G
spent Friday in Vale on business. Bible classes for all.
superintendent.
A daughter was born to Mr. and 1:15 p. m. — The Lutheran hour Osborn,
Morning worship 11 a. m.
Legal Advertisement
Mrs. Jesse Higgins at Memorial over KFXD.
Endeavor 7:45 p m.
Park hospital in Caldwell last Tues 2:30 p. m.—Branch Sunday school Christian
OF District,
MEETING
Evening
worship
8:30
p.
m.
day.
at Nyssa.
Owyhee NOTICE
Irrigation
Malheur
A family named Smith from Wil 8:00 p. m.—Preaching service at
County,
Oregon.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
NOTICE
Hereby
is
Given.
That
der have moved on to the old Win the Ridgeview school.
Board
of Directors
of sitting
the Owy
The Church With a Welcome the
ter ranch.
Wednesday 8 p. m.—Lenten serv South
hee
Irrigation
District,
Second between Reece and Board of Equalization, will meet as on a
Will Van de Water of Wilder vis ices. Subject: The Loving Heart of
King
Tuesday,
the 1st P. day
of said
April, day 1941,
ited Friday at the home of his Jesus. The mixed quartet will sing.
at
8:00
o’clock
M.
of
at
Ivan West
brother Boyce.
If you have no church-home, we Sunday Pastor,
its
office of at reviewing
Nyssa, Oregon,
for the
school, 10 a. m.
Jesse Higgins and daughters and invite you to come and worship
purpose
and
correcting
SHELTON’S DAIRY
Morning worship, 11a. m.
its assessment
roll for and
apportion
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Higgins and
us.
ment
of
charges
operation
and
Evangelistic
services,
8
p.
m.
family visited Mrs. Jesse Higgins with
Phone 05J2
“A changless Christ for a chang Young Peoples service, 8 p. m. maintenance for the 1941 season.
and baby daughter at Memorial ing world.”
Park hospital Sunday.
Mrs. M. E. Rogers, Basil Rogers, Herman Timm left Saturday for speak on Sunday evening, March 16
Mrs. R. L. Haworth, Mr. and Mrs. Fruitland
at the Kolony school. The returrns
trim orchards.
White Rose Seed
Will Sweet. Phyllis Haworth and Mr. and to Mrs.
S. F. Hance have of the canvass taken in February
Laura Prosser attended a concert moved on the Millsap
ranch recent showed a great percentage in favor
given by Caldwell high school pu
POTATOES
pils. Genevieve Rogers is a member ly vacated by Timmermans.
uniting with the United Presby
B. G. Roberts, Dyre Roberts, of
terian church. This denominational
of the club.
Grown
from McKay Seed
Claude Eachus an<^ Walter Stenner criudch was chosen because it was
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Sitz and attend
the
last
of
the
meetings
of
daughter and Mrs. Brown of Burns, farmers school of instruction held at the only neutral church, no on hold
Small Seed
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Sarah
ing a membership in it. The meeting
Adrian
high
school.
Kilbum.
is open to the public.
Mr and Mrs. Molt and daughter
Among those who enjoyed a hike
of Wilder were Sunday guests in the
to
the top of Mitchell Butte Sunday
NEWELL HEIGHTS afternoon
PHONE NYSSA 05J1
Purdy home.
were the M. L. Kuntz
Mrs. Wright of Nampa is the guest The Mary and Martha circle will family, Arlene Peterson, Erma
of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Cart
wright and family and on Sunday not have a meeting Thursday after
Mrs. Wright and daughter visited noon. Saturday afternoon all ladies
are invited to attend the Silver tea
Mrs. C. R. Purdy.
The Jolly Janes held an all day given by the circle at the high
meeting at the home of Mrs. L. school. Mrs. R. G. Chandler who was
Eachus Thursday and spent the a teacher in a Korean school several
time quilting for Mrs. Harry Sipes. years will tell of missionary work
B. G. Roberts spent Sunday vis there.
iting in the Will Jordan home at Rev. McKune of the United Pres-
a 3)îôt//iu/im /ieclJktdäion
Homedale.
by terian church of Nampa will
SALEM, Ore.—What will be the also being mentioned for the honor
cost of the legislative session? That as is Dorothy McCulloch Lee, of
county, the only woman
Is a question that can not be ans Multnomah
member
of
the
In the House
wered until all the bills are In and Wm. McAllister senate.
of
Medford
ran
paid—bills for printing and binding Robert Ferrell of Portland who
a
close
the House and Senate Journals and race for the Job this year, appears
the session laws which are yet to be hold an advantage in the early
compiled after the session adjourns. to bidding
1943 Job although
Estimates at this stage of the ses a number for of the other
representatives
sion fix the cost at somewhat less also aspire to the honor,
Including
than that of the 1939 session which John Steelhammer of Marlon,
exceeded *150,000. Whatever the man Chindgren of Clackamas Her
ultimate cost the lawmakers have Lyle Thomas of Polk county. and
made ample provision for its pay
ment by appropriating $170,000 for Legislative appropriations approv
legislative expenses. While the ses by the ways and means commit
sion will probably not make a record ed
and voted by the House and
for longivtty, in that it will prob tee
Senate
exceed the recommendations
ably not equal the 55-day record of submitted
session by Gover
the 1939 session It will run that rec nor Sprague to the
by
more
than three-
ord a close second. When the law quarters of a million dollars.
makers reconvened on Monday the how much more depends upon Just
the
session had equaled the 57 day rec
of two budget items.
ord of the 1937 session and Wednes Interpretation
One of these is an allocation of
day marked the 59th day, equalling *100,000
for the construction of new
tlie record of the 1935 session.
armories. This money Is hedged
about with so many restrictions that
The law makers do not pay a the ways and means statisticians do
great deal of attention to the rec not include It In their list of ap
ommendations of interim commit propriations. But If not an appro
tees. During the two years Interven priation It can only be Interpreted
ing between the 1939 and 1941 ses as an idle gesture—a sop thrown
sion special committees worked on out to Baker, Orants Pass, Oregon
several important problems and pre City and LaGrande all of which are
sented their findings and recom demanding new armories at this
mendations to the current session. session.
One of these special committees aft Just how much the budget is out
er months of intensive research and of balance by these excess appro
study worked out a plan for the re priations Is also a matter of Inter
tirement of public employees. The pretation. Based upon anticipated
plan was Incorporated into a bill but revenue as set up in the governor’s
was never Introduced and the ef budget the general fund will be In
forts of that committee went for the red by approximately $750.000 at
naught. Another Interim committee the end of the next biennium If all
the governor's economic council, aft the appropriations are used up. But
er much thought and study evolved there again the statisticians have
a plan for boosting the sale of Ore stepped In to change the picture.
gon’s agricultural products. This These experts have increased the
plan fared a little better than the governor's estimates on Income fig-
other in that a bill was introduced the anticipated net deficit to be-
and referred to a committee but ures by some *300,000 thus reducing
there It has remained since early in tween *400.000 and *500.000.
the session with not enough support
to bring It out onto the floor for a In the opinion of Governor Spra
gue the foreetery program contained
vote.
in 15 separate bill* constitute the
Oregon’s lawmakers have given moet Important work of the legisla
approval to bigger log loads—up to tive session. Growing out of the ef
a maximum of 68,000 pounds but fort* of the Oregon Economic Coun
turned thumbs down on every effort cil and offered as a part of the ad
to Increase the size of other com- ministration's legislation program
merlcal trucks first defeating a bill all but 17 of the forestry bills Intro IN
that would have permitted the oper duced received House and Senate
ation of 60-foot trucks with a gross approval and have now received the
weight of 68,000 pounds and then governor's signature. Outstanding
turning down a second bill that among the 15 bills In the forestry
would have Increased the gross program, according to the governor
weight of trucks to a maximum of are two measures one of which clari
80.000 pounds without Increasing fies and amplifies an act of the 1939
session authorizing the state to ac
the length of the trucks.
quire timber lands for reforestation
purposes and the other which re
The state senate defeated the pro quires
that certain trees be left
posed amendments to the financial standing
in logging operations, also
responsibility act which had already for reforestation
purposes
passed the House. The bill would
have required that every motorist The board of control Is expected
whose car was Involved in an acci to announce the new superintend
dent, regardless of respeonslblllty. to ent
for the State Training School
either post a substantial bond or for Boys
soon More than 40 men
take out Insurance to protect pos have applied
the Job which Is to
sible future victims. The measure be cacated by for Sam
on
was described by its opponents as April 1 after ten years LaughUn
In that po
only a step removed from compul sition.
sory insurance.
JAKE FISCHER
INSURE
to t/ie G /ieow /et S in e/or ¥ /
NEW CHEVROLET
NEW FISHER
IN SURE
INSURANCE
When they have better insurance we
will have it
FRANK
T.
SIX PASSENGER SEDAN WITH
MORGAN
Phone 97
HIGH-LOW
Already, even before the 1941 ses
sion has adjourned attention la be
ing turned toward possible contend
ers for the gavel wielding Jobs In
the 1943 session In the senate W. H.
Stelwer. Fossil banker. Is being put
forth by Eastern Oregon members
as the logical successor to Dean
Walker, president of the senate
Douglas McKay of Marlon county. Is
From Emmett—
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Thompson.
Emmett. were Sunday visitors at the
Herschel Thompson home
Dinner Gneata
Mr and Mrs Ralph Beutler and
Mr and Mrs Herschel Thompson
were dinner geusts Friday of Mr
and Mrs. W. F McLlng at their
country home near Emmett
assessment
roll office
and record
may
Points. Idamary Prouty, Eleanor The
inspected
at
the
of
the
pis-
Dutton, Glenn Osbourn, Clarise be
tiict
by any hours
interested
person
dur
ing
office
of
each
business
Case and Sam Shaw.
School children in both grades day. order of the Board of directors.
and high school enjoyed “clean-up" By Owyhee
Irrigation District
one day last week.
By Frank T. Morgan, Secretary.
Mrs. Hite who has charge of the Dated and first publ. Mar. 6. 1941.
P. T. A. meeting this month March Last publ. Mar. 27, 1941________
21 in the afternoon at the Kolony
school has requested that questions
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
be handed her or asked during the IN TIIE COUNTY COURT OF THE
meeting pertaining to grade school STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
problems.
COUNTY OF MALHEUR
matter of the Estate of Fred
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Scheimer were In J. the Pitkin,
deceased.
dinner guests in the Geo. Scheimer
home Monday evening. The former The undersigned, EMMA M. PIT
are leaving to make their home near KIN, having been appointed Admi
nistratrix of the Estate of Fred J.
Pendleton.
Pitkin, deceased, and having quali
The John Timmerman family fied
as such, hereby gives notice to
have moved to their new home in the creditors
all persons having
Newell Heights although the house claims against and
said
estate to present
is not finished. Mrs. Timmerman same, verified as required
by law
has been quite ill.
with
proper
vouchers,
within
six
The R. R. Overstreet Jr. family
after the publication of this
of Boise spent Sunday at the par months
notice, to the said Administratrix
at Nyssa, Oregon, at the office of
ental home.
L. designated
Fletcher, the
being the
Carl Hill has the basement dug A.
for same
the transaction
for another new tenant house. Alvin place
of
all
business
pretaining
to
said es
McGinnis will do the work.
tate.
The College of Idaho deputation February 5, 1941.
group supplied us with another team
Emma M. Pitkin.
Sunday comprising Messrs Harrah,
Administratrix of the Estate
of Fred J. Pitkin, deceased.
and Barnhart and the Misses Willis First pub.
Feb. 6, 6, 1941
and McFarland. Prof. Anderson of Last pub. March
1941.
the Bible department also attended.
In Twin Fails—
Mr. and Mrs. Bumall Brom visit
ed relatives in Twin Falls over the
week «id.
In Bend—
Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Norcott visited
in Bend a few days last week.
Attend Dental Meeting—
D . E. D. Norcott attended the
meeting of the Dental Association
held in Caldwell on Wednesday
evening.
Civic Club—
The next meeting of the Civic
Club will be held at the Prish hall
on Wednesday afternoon. March 19,
beginning at two-thirty.
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