Nyssa gate city journal., January 28, 1943, Image 1

The NYSSA GAI
V olume xxxvirr,
No. 2
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY ¿6, 1943"
CONDITIONS IN SUGAR FACTORY IN
Bulldogs
ENGLAND ARE REVEALED ÎN LETTER
JOURNAL
$2.00 PER TEAR
CLINICS PLANNED
Plans Outlined FOR
Take
New Practices
LOCAL TOTS
For Annual C Of Because of a few cases of small­ factory
Conditions under which sugar a problem wyh blackouts, fogs, and Two Hoop Tilts
For Growing Of
men are working in England lights from headlamps coming from
Laical service station operators
here, Mrs Edna Farris, county were revealed
C Banquet Here pox health
in
a
letter
received
silt made by a semi-circle two Over Week-End hava been notified that effective Beets Discussed
nurse. Is arranging to hold recently by J. L. Church of Nyssa a Inches
In djameter and this silt
February 1 they will not be perm
immunization clinics In this vicin­ from
a friend John Kelway, living covered with the equivalent of two
William Teutsch Will
Speak; Officers Are
Elected
O f f ic ia l s HALT
RETAIL GASOLINE
SALES ON CREDIT
by the government to sell any
Vale and New Plymouth itted
In England.
thicknesses af newspaper
petrolem
products on credit, except Approximately 200 Farm­
Fall Victim To Ny- under certain
The letter read In part:
“I had the factory to prepare for
conditions.
ers Attend Meeting
“I have fitted an air raid shelter beets, black out all windows, build
ssa
Quintet
Credit
Is
prohibited
except In the
In Gym.
up in the garage for the children a new canteen over the tare house
sale of petroleum products to the
Officers of the Nyssa chamber of
to go into. If It serves no other pur­ and load the 10,000 ton sugar be­
From The Bulldog
United
States,
any
state,
territory
commerce were elected and plans
pose than giving them confidence longing to the government out at Trouncing both week-end oppon­ of the United States or any polit­ Approximately 200 tamers inter­
in beet growing attended a
for the annual chamber banquet
and allaying their natural fears it the rate of 500 tons per day. I also ents, the Nyssa five came home wi­ ical
subdivision of the foregoing or ested
meeting
held in the gymnasium
were outlined at the weekly lunch­
is worth it.
built a new ARP fire system from th a victory over New Plymouth the District
of Columbia, for Its ex­ Tuesday afternoon
under the aus­
eon of the organization In Brownie’s
"At the factory we have made river pumps to top floor.
(52-12)
and
also
over
the
highly-
clusive use, sale of petroleum pro­ pices of the Amalgamated
cafe Wednesday noon.
Sugar
three concrete shelters for the men. “This campaign we are slicing regarded Vale squad (23-25).
for use in motor boats used company.
The banquet will be opened at 7
Each shift has air raid drill when beets as fast as we can, between Friday night the home team had ducts
for
commercial
purposes,
or
for
use
p. m. Friday night of this week and
on days and when the siren blows 2450 and 2500 per 24 hours and ma­ an easy walk-away at New Plymou­
G. Larson, district manager of
motor vehicles displaying "T" the R company,
will be concluded by 9 o'clock to
each man shuts down his partlcul king plenty of sugar. Extraction is th with some of our second str­ In
discussed various ph­
ration
stickers.
permit those In attendance to at­
ar station and proceeds with gas good, coal consumption good and ingers playing most oi the game. The directive does not prohibit ases of beet production, Including
tend the Nyssa-Emmett basketball
mask to his shelter. Working In the labor figures best we have ever had, At the quarter, Nyssa was In the tile use or distribution of coupon the use of segmented seed, and me­
game In the gymnasium. The din­
factory at nights Is nearly unbear­ partly due to the Elfa flume, which lead 16-3 and held that lead throu­ or script books when sold for cash. chanical blockers and harvesters.
ner will be served by the home ec­
able. At the beginning of the cam­ works fine.
The segmented seed requires bet­
the game. The hall ended
onomics girls of the high school In
paign It was impossible as every “Campaign men are very difficult ghout
ter
than the average seed bed and
21-3
and
at
the
end
of
the
third
the home economics room.
window was blacked cut either with to get and we set on everyone that quarter, New Plymouth being un­
more
care than the regular seed.
A
discussion
and
demonstration
on
William Teutsch :f Corvallis, ass­ "Ways of Preparing and Using Dr­ paint or felt and windows all shut. wants a job. After a struggle we able to put a damper on our team
It
Is
practicable,
but it has certain
istant dlreot:r cf the Oregon State ied Peas and Beans In the Family Eventually we were obliged to take have managed to get the men araise, the soore was 37-8. A score of 62-12
limitations.
The
hazards
and adv­
college extension service, will deliver Meals” will be held Monday night, out as many electric bulbs as poss­ but cannot get any more for ourselves. closed what was probably the most
antages
of
using
the
seed
were dis­
the principal address. Mr. Teutsch February 1 at 8 o’clock In the home ible and leave one Just where a “As we are classeed as a reserved lopsided game In the conference
cussed.
was reared In this community and
was obliged to work, fix a low industry, anyone over 30 years old
room cf the high school man
With proper use of segmented
year.
By Dar Thel Bybee
was graduated from the Nyssa high economics
wattage bulb colored either red or will not be accepted In the forces, this Starting
seed
and cross-blocking equipment
The
dastardly
plot
afoot
to
blow
line-up
for
Nyssa
was
school. His father engaged In con­ building.
green. This allowed us to open some but If the war lasts long we never Pierce, Putman, Larson, Yost, and up the munitions plant was foiled any grower
should be able to reduce
The meeting wll be one of a ser windows
struction work here.
here and there and by in­ know how soon they will raise the Wilson.
his
hand
labor
In thinning and hoe­
les
of
meetings
ait
which
food
topics
by
the
Irrepressible
Sadie
last
Fri­
Three musical numbers have been vital concern to the home-maker stalling one or two fans it was pos­ age limit. If they do, ycu bet we are
day. January 22 la a three-act com­ ing by at least 50 per rent, but Mr.
arranged far the pregram. A group of
sible
to
work,
but
not
very
comfort­
Larson,
playing
center
was
high
all
ready
to
have
a
go,
we
are
so
warned that while the new
will be discussed. Topics to be cov­ able, all the same.
"Sadie of the U. S. A.", pres­ Larson
of high school girls directed by Mrs ered
worked up now and have made up point man i -inning up twenty-three edy,
practices are fairly well proved ex­
at subsequent meetings Include “Driving to and from work is also our
ented by the Junior class in the perimentally,
John Young will sing, Twyle Craw­ methods
minds
to
see
It
through.”
points
In
our
behalf.
Sustitutes
In­
the grower must use
of preparing food for the
ford 'will play a violin solo and Ph­ locker, drying
cluded Oounsfl, Eldredge, Holmes, gymnasium.
a great deal of caution as to the
fruits and vegetables
yllis Pcage and Darlene Dorman and late information
According
to
the
people
in
the
Tensen, and Ward.
of those practices.
on canning. FLOOD CAUSED BY
will sing a duet.
the cast oi ten gave an application
Saturday night, the Bulldogs had audience,
Because of the Increasing food MELTING OF SNOW
Vem
Jensen
Ogden, agricult­
R. O. Larson, retiring president shortages
and exciting evening of urist of the sugar of company,
a tougher time ’whupplng* last ye­ Interesting
and the food rationing
will as­
of the chamber of commerce will program, which
dramatic
entertalment.
The
cast
ar’s district champions, the Vale were under the direction of Miss sist with the remainder of the me­
will soon go Into Arcaria, Jan. 28 (Special)--When
be the toastmaster.
effect, homemakers will find the the snow melted last week the wat­ The Nyssa high school Bulldogs Vikings.
etings to be held In this district. He
Tickets for the banquet may be subjects
Rice.
to be discussed at these er overflowed the Shoestring ditch will swing into two home games In a fast and furious game, Ny­ Lois
has been engaged In experimenal
secured at Frank Morgan’s office. meetings
very great Importance and washed out headgates and cul­ this week-end after losing to the ssa gained a one-point lead In the The audience was kept in sus­ 'work for the company for some
Oeroge Mitchell was elected pre­ to them in of making
pense as to who the real saboteur time.
plans to verts.
quarter and at the end of this waa
sident of the chamber at the meet­ assure their families their
Adrian basketball team Tuesday first
until the last few minutes of
that they will Neighbors worked to save John night
period
of
play,
the
score
was
4-5
ing held yesterday. Carles Buchner have an adequate food
by a score of 33 to 31.
the third act when Algy yelled,
supply for Zitteroob's granary from being
In
our
favor.
Vale
forged
ahead
and
was elected vice president. Frank the coming year. Other sessions
will washed away. The roads were badly Nyssa will meet Emmett here by the half, the score was 8-15 for “fire!" Sadie, played by Margaret
Morgan secretary and A. L. Atke- be devoted to gardening and pro­
night in a league game and Vale. When the time was up the Sarazln, purposely tipped the elder­
cut up by the floor-waters before Friday
son. Ed Fhuyn, Clarence Aston and ducing the home food supply.
will
play
New Plymouth Saturday
Invalid, Mrs. Oorbus, portrayed
was a tie 23-23 but In an ov­ ly by Dar
hey receded at 10 p. m.
A. C. Sallee directors.
night. Both contests will be called game
Thel Bybee. from her wheel
Hie chairman of the meeting will
ertime
play
the
Bulldogs
scored
at 8 o’clock.
chair. The nurae, Valerie Starr,
be Miss Vivian Wldmer, home econ­
2
points
which
won
the
game
for
Hare From Idaho—
Emmett has won three games
played by Violet dowers was the If only operating costs are con­
Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Connelly omics teacher at the high school.
and suffered Its only loss at the Nyssa.
accomplice in the aaboteuring plot. sidered, the Owyhee Ditch company
of Banks,Idaho spent last week Assisting her will be Mrs M. H.
High
point
man
for
the
home
hands of the Ontario Tigers. The
Sadie's Hawkshaw boy friend and stockholders paid only 60 cents per
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. I.loyd Greenlee, Mrs William Shlreman
was Pierce who made 8 po­ "greatest
Emmett team is built around Reed, team
admirer" waa Algernon acre for Irrigation water during
and Mrs Floyd Hershey.
Founds.
Starting line-up was Larson, Smith (Don
a big sophomore center, said to be ints.
Bishop). The junior 1942. It Is doubtful whether or not
All women interested are invited
Pierce,
Miner,
Yost,
and
Wilson.
O-man and woman got Algy's F B. any water user anywhere had ch­
An increase in milk prices sou­ 6 feet, 6 inches tall.
to attend.
Substitutes
were
Eldredge,
Tensen,
The Buldogs defeated New Ply­
Tom Church and a sabot­ eaper water.
ght by Malheur county retail dair­ mouth
Holmes, Miner, and Putman. 1. eur, uncle,
Richard Waddell, mixed up. Of course stockholders paid more
ies denied In a ruling by the night. in a league game last Friday Ward,
IMPROVEMENT IN
In
a
preliminary
with
New
Plym­
pair at trouble makers were a than that, but the balance of their
OPA at San Francisco. The ruling,
the "B” squad won 26-17. The
FINANCES SHOWN
pain
in the neck to everyone un­ assessment for 1942 went to debt
covering most counties In Oregon, Adrian held the lead most of the outh,
Vale’s “B" team downed Nysaa 19- til they
time Tuesday night, but the Bull­ 30.
revealed Mrs. Cbrbus and service or to Increase their surplus
made by Harry S. Camp.
*
The financial condition of the was Malheur
her "radio” Wheel chair.
county dairies appeal­ dogs went ahead once or twice and
which Is equivalent to the same
city of Nyssa showed a big imp­ ed to the OPA
tied the count occasionally. The An­
Mrs. Oarson, mother of the liv­ thing since it can be used to pay
for
permission
to
rovement during the two-year term meet increased production costs telopes, however, held the lead at
ing example of “why mothers go off obligations.
of Mayor J. C. Olsen, figures re­ early
end of each period, 8 to 7 at the
grey"
wss portrayed by Angela The annual statement of the
In
November.
Several
opera­
leased this week revealed.
of the first quarter, 15 o 11 at
Herman. Alice Kissner was the tax company
tors have threatened that unless end
shows that during the
When the Olsen administration ceiling restrictions were raised they half-time, and 25 to 22 at the three-
assessor.
year the stockholders paid $2 per
took office two years ago the city would quit retailing and sell their quarter time.
The
romantic
interest
of
the
E. Hach, Adrian guard, was high The Oregon Shipbuilding corpor- play was characterised by Agnes acre, in cash or notes totaling $23,-
had 83500 on hand. When the off­ products to creameries.
288.82 on their 11,619 acres This
icials retired from office this mon­ H. F. Embree, operator of the la­ point player with 18 points. Yost aion
recently launched Its 126th Emory (Donna Dtmmlck) and Fred sum
with previous balances of cash
Nyssa followed with 11 points. ship, the
th the city had on hand $30,800. rgest retail dairy In the county, sa­ of The
Carson
iMerildean
Robbins).
Agnes
William O. Duane, christ­
and
notes
miscellaneous Items
lineups were as follows: Ad- ened by Mrs
This fund was built up despite the id that It might be necessary to rian--Kurtz
Ray E. Kendler, wife was a woman of mystery until made the plus
total
cash available for
and Tallman. forwards; of the yard’s paymaster,
fact that the city made many im­ lower the cream content of the Wilson, center
Sadie snooped about In her typical expenditure $36,691.75.
and D. Hatch and Nyssa resident, according and to former
provements
during
the
two
years.
fashion
and
found
her
to
be
the
bottled
milk
in
order
to
operate
at
infor­
E. Hatch, guards: Nyssa—Larson
Publishers of the Gate City Jour­
this expendible sum, $10,000
of the owner of the hotel. was Of applied
a profit.
and Pierce, forwards; Miner, center; mation received from Portland. daughter
nal are anxious to publish letters
to the payment on Its
Agnes
first
writes
a
letter
giving
Dairymen
contend
that
increased
Mrs
Kendler’s
matrons
of
honor
Yost
and
Wilson,
guards,
and
Put­
written by service men to relatives
right
to
water
the Owyhee
glowing
accounts
of
the
family.
feed costs, shortage of labor and nam, substitute.
were Mrs George Dennis and Miss Then when Sadie develops a quarr­ dam. bringing the from
and friends or information about
balance due the
high
prices
paid
by
creameries
for
Oeorgia
Kendler.
Flowers
were
pre­
The
Nyssa
B
squad
nosed
out
the
Nysaa men in the armed services as
down to $260,000. Then
milk from supplemental farms have Adrian B's in the preliminary game sented by Yyonne Kendler. The In­ el between Fred and Agnes she government
the public is interested in such news.
$6,000 waa Invested in War bends,
writes
how
scatterbrained
the
Car-
made
it
impossible
to
operate
on
vocation was given by Father Will­
a score of 18 to 15.
If you have letters or news please
and $2,000 used to retire two bonds
present price scale without loss. by The
limit* were as follows: Ad­ iam 8. Walsh of St. Cecelia church. sons are.
call us or send them to the office. A large crowd, including many the Many
Issued years ago, leaving only $13.-
counties,
most
of
them
in
rian--Timmerman. Lane, Norris, Todd Wcodell, executive assistant A complete stage living room sett­ 000
We will preserve any material sub­ persons from neighboring churches
to clean up that debt. Interest
ing with doors, archway, French on the
mitted to us. If requested to do so. attended the dedication services the western part cf the state were Judd, West. McDermltt and Ham­ was master of ceremonies.
old debt required $900.
granted
increases.
The
scale
of
ceil­
doors,
stairs
and
soft
blue
walls
ilton;
Nyssa—
Marsh,
Bybee,
Bill­
held In the Nazarene church ings in this county are: retail, qu­ ings, Bellon, Morgan. Stelnke and Ray Kendler operated a train, were built for the occasion The After all this was done and debt
Oorporal Howard Boor of Nyssa Sunday afternoon.
called “The Goose" on the railroad effect at a street light across the thus reduced by a total sum of $12,-
arts, 12c; pints, 8c; half pints. 5c. Wilson.
has notified his parents, Mr and Rev. Vem Martin, local pastor, Wholesale
that was laid to the Owyhee dam. street wss seen through the French 000 the company had $7,788.49 cash
prices
on
the
same
mea­
Mrs James H. Boor of Nyssa, that read a brief history of the local sures are 10c, 6c, and 3c.
Mrs Kendler, formerly Edna Den­
on hand, an Increase of 81,289 plus
he Is now serving with the army church and told how God had help­ The highest retail prices in the VISITS PARENTS—
nis, was employed in the Malheur windows.
the $5,000 In war bonds and notes
The
stage
managers
were
Ben
“somewhere in Africa”.
ed the members accomplish the state were unchanged by the order Depha Osbum, who has been county bank In Nyssa. Mias Georgia Kamlhira, Don Lytle, Tom OfUri, totaling $4934.50.
Oorporal Boor said he learned task they started to do July 11, at 14c a quart In Portland and Pen­ attending Boise Business uiverslty Kendler was telephone operator at Mertldean Robbins. Richard Wadd­ When them debt retirement and
office for several years. ell, Kenneth Waud and Arnold Investment Hems are deducted fr­
through reading his copy of the 1937, when the church was organ­ dleton,
had those prices in and who Is now working In an of­ the The local Daune
Gate City Journal that his father ized with 16 charter members. effect in which
was one of two Lib­
fice at Oowen field, spent last
om the expenditures there was left
March,
1942.
Next
highest
had suffered a leg fracture. He said Since that time they have pur­ prices were set at 13 V i cents In the Thursday with her parents, Mr. erty ships recently lanuched In the Oarren.
for operating expenditures only $6.-
Property
manager
waa
BUI
Fry.
that because of censorship he could chased property and built two cities of Salem and Tillamook.
Kaiser yards in Portland.
and
Mrs
Thomas
V.
Osbum.
969
or 60 cents per acre.
Make-up
of
the
cast
was
by
Mrs.
not write “very much news". Cor­ churches, the first at Sixth and
Ada
Haworth
and
Winona
Hen­
poral Boor has been In Africa since Main streets In 1939. When this
derson. Leona Richardson, Aliens
October.
structure became too small to ac­
Hendricks* Juanita Shaw and Leo­
commodate the growing Sunday
na
Willis were ushers.
Mr and Mrs Fred McCarthy have school, the church purchased lots
received word frem their son, Wal­ on Fifth street and Goode avenue
ter H. Turk, that he was promoted and built the new church building,
to the rank of sergeant January 2. which was finished during 1942.
He was stationed at Las Vegas, Nev­ Rev. Olenn Griffith, district sup­
ada, but Is now at Lowery field, erintendent of the Idaho-Oregon-
Edited by
Denver.
Utah district, delivered the dedica­
T. CAROL BYBEE
tory address. He commended the
The 1843 “food for freedom’’ drive
George W. Coffman of Nyssa, church for the progress made
and slgn-up was officially opened
“A WISH”
Monday evening with two Ogn-up
serving In the army air force at here.
meetings, one st Harper and the
Ragle Pass, Texas, has been pro­ The pastor then called the church
other at Rldgevlew schoolhouse In 1 wish ” . . . .
moted to the rank of sergeant, board members and the district
Said a little child just three.
the Big Bend district.
according to Information received superintendent then spoke to them.
Tuesday evening's meetings were "That we could fly
here. He Is a member of the army After Rev. Martin gave the keys
conducted at Wsde schoolhouse near Up In that tree,
air forces' great ground crews, to the local church to Rev. Grif­
Adrian and at Brogan. Attendance Then jump and touch
Indispensable to the job cf “keep­ fith. the district superintendent
both nights waa small, but satis­ The rainbow high,
ing 'em flying”. Sergeant Coffman delivered the dedicatory prayer, pre­
factory progress waa made consid­
ts a eon of Mr and Mrs Otto Cof­ senting the church to God to be
slide on down It
ering the weather and condition And
fman of Nyssa.
thru the sky;
used In His service.
of
the
roads,
County
Agent
R.
E.
Lily and Ruth Matthews sang.
Light an that soft white cloud
Brooke said.
Mr and Mrs Ellis Walters returned “When I Oet to the End of the
In
Other meeting dates will Include And the sail blue,
h a m Thursday from Bakersfield. Way."
’round the world.
January
38, Kingman Kolony sch­ Just Me and
California, where they visited their Delegations were present from
You.”
ool
house;
February
1,
Nyssa
high
ton. Jack, uho is in the armed Vale, Payette, Ontario. Not us and
school
building:
February
3,
Lin­
forces there
Nampa. Evangelist D. C. Van
coln schoolhouse; February 3, Nyssa It was only the wish
Slyke of Caldwell and Rev. George
high school building, and February Of a child just three.
than
previously
The
quota
for
Oregon
again
leads
the
U.
S
A.
In
the
union.
88
93
out
of
every
$100
Mr and Mrs Luc ten Wray have Finch of Payette were among the
But somehow It strangely
4,
Boulevard Orange hall
In
war
bond
sales
and
MALHEUR
received word that their son. Jack, out-of-town visitors
of Income was loaned to the gover­ Malheur county Is $73,130
Appled to me.
county did its part by purchasing nment to provide equipment for the The limit purchase for husband Te HaM Rummage Sale—
has been promoted to the rank of
Imagination was at play
$80.476.25 of war bonds during Nov­
fln t class pharmacist's mate He Here From Nebraska—
and wife or any owner and oo-owner The American Legion auxiliary In her mind,
Is stationed on the U S B Maryland Mrs L. Fentz of Stamford. Neb­ ember. the last month for which boys on the fighting fronts.
will hold a rummage sale and will Took her away from the earth
raska arrived here last Friday after­ official figures are available. Total Oregon has lead the nation twice has been raised from 15000 to $10,- serve a chicken and noodle dinner Where we're sure to find
000
hi
any
one
year.
Many
Individ­
state
wide
sales
equaled
$10.787.000
in the last four months, haring also
Mr and Mrs O. P. Counsil have noon for an indefinite visit at the
in the former Baldridge Implement A peck of trouble
notified that their son. Joe home of Mi' and Mrs A L Heldt Oregon's national record la the been number one state In August. uals. who have accumulated funds company store Friwuary 6. The pro­ And faults that we.
has been transferred to Mrs Pent« is the mother of Mrs largest purchase of war bonds hi The state’s quota for January la will want to take advantage of this ceeds will be used In welfare work Would never know . . . .
proportion to income of any state $)0. 300 000. which ts IS 300,00 hl^i- new high limit during January
Heldt
Fearl harbor by the army
conducted by the auxiliary
If a child at three.
ity. No definite dates have been set,
but will be soon.
Mrs Farris, especially wants all
pre-school children over six mon­
ths of age to attend the clinics if
they have not had the immunizat­
ions. If they have they should take
the skin tests to see If they have
had their Immunity. All children
over six months of age are urged
to attend the clinics or go to their
family physician.
Foods Will Be
Meeting Topic
Junior Play Is
Well Received
Nyssa To Play
Two Home Tilts
Water For Local
Producers Cheap
Price Of Milk
Increased Here
Our Boys In
The Service
Ex-Nyssa Folk
Christen Vessel
Nazarene Church
Here Dedicated
Sign-up Begun
On Production
Jk>
POETS’
CORNER