PAGE FOUR
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1943
! of such a stock pile.
| TO AID COMMISSIONS
! The first mee.ing of the iegislat-
' ive committee created oy the 1943
session to study the methods used
m
by Gate commissions in conducting
W zJà Æ
lira rings will hold Its first meeting
9
t the cap.tol early in November,
K2
nator Dean Walker is the cliair-
| man cf this committee which is
ALUMINA FIGHT CONTINUES
Senato Charles L. McNary has ! iimilar in purpose to those cf sev-
l eral other states where it has been
been assed by the Northwest alum I a successful avenue in clarifying
ina committee to check on the st- | procedure
atement of C. E. Wilson, of the war , WAR CHEST SIGNALED
production board, that the three-
Governor Earl Snell has asked all
year supply oi bauxite is available citizens to supon the Oregon War
for the manufacture of aluminum. Chest campaign now under way.
The committee doubts the existance It presents to the people of Ore-
----------------------------------------- gon an opportunity to contribute
! for the support of the military fr
ont, the United Nations front and
the home front,” the governor said.
TEACHER SHORTAGE ALEVIA-
TED
I ¡ Oregon's teacher shortage, which
j had threatened to clase scores of
m
I ’m your local
rural schools, has been overcome
II at least for the current term, Rex
p
STANDARD
| Putnam, state superintendent of
j public instruction, says. All schools
man
have been opened, except a few in
.
Hood River county which will open
after the pear harvest. The teacher
situation which was critical a few
m E m MÌ
weeks ago has been releived by the
U. S. Marine Corps PH j : o
emergency certification act passed
Standard of California sells a
by the last legislature. It allows
Amplnbion? "Alligator” tractors reach shore with their cargoes of Leathernecks ready for simulated
teachers from other states with ce
enemy opposition. The photograph was taken by a Marine Corps combat photographer during recent
lot of products besides the
rtificates from their own states but
amphibious maneuvers at an Allied base somewhere in the South Pacific.
everyday things, like gasoline
who had not qualified with Oreg
on's more rigid requirements, to somewhat crowded, “it gave the Mrs Lloyd Page at Jefferson, Ore
and oil—things you may not
ning sugar stamps No. 15 and 16,
teach here. The act is a measure
know about. If you’re going
for the duration only. Many teach governor an oppertunity to say, "as gon. Lloyd Page is serving in the each good for 5 pounds.
navy overseas. Mrs Page lias been
Shoes. Expiration date of stamp
ers now are from families of war I got my deer last week.”
to paint a roof, preserve your
workers or wives of soldiers stat STATE LIBRARY PRAISED
making her home with her husb No. 18 for one pair of shoes exten
The
Oregon
state
libraiy
Is
per
fence posts, disinfect your
ioned in Oregon.
and’s grandparents.
ded indefinitely, November ^ ‘Air
OREGON GOVERNOR WINS PO forming a valuable service in giv
poultry house — on most any
plane” stamp No. 1 in Book 3 good
Mrs
Annie
Harris
and
son,
Cliff
ing
the
people
of
Oregon
informa
RKER
job, I can help you. And I’m
The Oregon war bond group is tion on which they base their pol- ord were Sunday dinner guests at for one pair of shoes, expiration
home
date indefinite.
the winner of a bet made by Gov itical ideas. John Van Male, direc- the
in business right here in our
ernor Snell witli Griswold of Neb tor of the northwest bibliographic
Plans have been made to hold RATION BOOK NO. 2
center.
Seattle,
said
in
a
recent
community.
raska. Griswold announced he wou
prayer meeting every third Sunday
October 20-Expiration date of bl
ld take all comers, wagering a Ne book, the resources of Pacific Nor evening of the month. Mrs Annie ue stamps U. V, and W. (processed
thwest
Libraries,
received
here
this
Phono or Drop Mo A Lino Today
braska corn-fed hog against what-
Harris will have charge of the me foods). Blue stamps X. Y, and Z
have-you that his state would ex week. Tlie author praised the lib etings.
W. E. SCHIREMAN
| valid from October 1 to November
raries
educational
collection
of
33,
cede its quota farther in sales of
The Ladies club will meet at th e ' 20 .
Phone 61
-third war loan bonds than would 000 texts and government publica home of Marie Frank Thursday. RATION BOOK 3
the “caller's”. Governor Snell took tions.
Neva Barnes and Ruth Smith w ill.(Brown stamps) por purchase of
The state library operates a mail
the
bet for Oregon, wagering a Ch
Your local representative for
a“ ist her'
meats-fats, etc.
inook salmon. He won and wiill tu service for persons who do not ha
Mr and Mrs Jack Pettet, Mr and j October 30 -Expiration date of br-
ve
access
to
other
libraries.
Public
rn the porker over to the bond gr
Mrs Merle Pettet and Mr and Mrs own stamp8 c D E and p E be_
STANOARD of C A L IF O R N IA
oup. "The gubernatorial larder is libraries also may borrow books fr Bill walz left Monday morning on comes valid October 10; P on Qct_
om the state library.
a deer hunting trip to Steen Mou ober 17. Each weekly series good
CAPITAL SHORTS
ntain.
for 16 points.
Oregon's forest fire record for 19-
Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith and
43 promises to be one cf the lowest Mr and Mrs Jack Pettet spent S at RATION BOOK NO. 4
October 26-29, reglsration for Bo
on record . . Lt. Gen. Emmonds has urday at Caldwell.
ok 4 in Portland OPA district. App
denied requests for dimout simplif
licants must present copies of Book
ications by the -governors of Wash
3 to obtain Book 4. Public school
ington and Oregon . . Oregon was
registration sites will be announced
'second only to Delaware in sale of
Adolph Schneider returned Fri later.
tuberculosis Chlstmas Seals last
year . . There were 1153 accidents day from a trip through North Da STOVES
Purchasers must get certificates
I reported to the state during the p- kota, Minnesota, Idaho and Wash
ration borads for most new sto
Just received big shipment of Purina concen ast week . . . In three years just ington where he visited relatives. at
j past the state vocational division He looked for a better place in wh ves.
I trained 162,000 war workers . . The ich to live, but came home satisfied WOOD, SAWDUST, COAL
trates for laying hens.
Fuel dealers must deliver by pr- j
construction of sewage reduction that eastern Oregon is the best.
plants of purify the Willamette ri-
Hilmut Hintz, oldest son of Hen-
Bring in your grain and we will mix it with
| ver are being studied by members ry Hintz. broke his left arm Wed
approved Purina formulaes for laying or grow I of Oregon gost war development nesday. _____________
• i d pudjustment commission.
Mrs Homer Walkup is quite ill
ing chickens.
at the Assembly of God parsonage.
Mr and Mrs Ora Newgen, Mrs
LINCOLN HEIGHTS Rihardson
say it. ..
By using home-grown grain, mixed with 36
and Dean Ellison, all of
school voted to a tt Wilder, were Sunday guests at the
per cent chowder you can obtain a balanced ra end The the Sunday
Young People's rally at the L. E. Newgen home.
Pvt. Jack Reffett of Camp Ph
Christian church In Ontario next
tion at a cost of only
Sunday. Instead of the usual after illips, Kansas, 'who was expected
noon services on the third Sunday home last week, has written that
of the month, Sunday school will his furlough was temporarily can
celled and he does not know when
te held at 10 30 A M.
1 ..t fanners meeting was held at he will be home.
Mr and Mrs Markham and two
the schcolhouse Saturday evening.
I A discussion on how to improve the sons of Ontario visited Sunday at
roads was held. After the business j the Walter Hillis home,
meeting games were played and
L. E. Newgen sold 30 acres pot-
Phone 26
2nd and Good Ave. j I refreshments
served.
| a toes to the dehydrater and comp-
Mr and Mrs Claude Page received any and is loading cars at Adrian
an announcement of the birth o f ¡this week. Frank Ray of Adrian
&¡M
I a daughter October 5 to Mr a n d ; has a crew digging and picking
' them.
U. S. Marines Stage A Modern Landing
wm
S IR S
CAN I HELP YOU
NEIGHBOR?
ft!
M il
Poultry
Concentrates
Sunset Valley
ioritles based on consumer needs. followed by a luncheon finished by
FUEL OIL
the suest*. As an added feature Mr
Period 1 coupons in new fuel oil | and Mrs Blahnik treated the entire
rations last through January 3. 19- I crowd to ice cream. The Blahnik's
44. Peiiod 5 coupons (1942-43) valid have sold their farm but do not
hrouch September 30. Coupons have definite plans for the future.
Mr and Mrs Ray Farley and sons
with galonage printed on the face
valid until expiration date shown attended services at the Lincoln
on coupon sheet for gallonage in Sunday school October 3, at which
dicated on coupon face.
GASOLINE-November 21-Expirat time they were presented with a
ion date of No. 8 stamps in A Book picture "Christ In Oethsemane".
fa:h ;ood for 4 gallons.
The gift was on appreciation of
TIRES
the four years of work they had
Cars with C ration books must done for the Sunday school. Mr
have tires inspected every 3 mon
ths; B books every 4 months; A bo and Mrs Farley now live on a farm
ck every 6 months. Commercial mo near Payette.
tor vehicles-tire Inspection every 6 Tom Whitlock, who has finished
menths or every 5,000 miles, which his "boot” training at Farragut.
Idaho is spending a furlough with
ever octurs first.
ills wife and baby at the Ed John
1MMFDIATE RELEASE
Shoe dealers were reminded to son home.
Mrs E. H. Appleton is employed
day by the district OPA that Oct-
cber 10 is the deadline for report at C. C. Andersons hardware store
ing their September 30 inventories. in Ontario.
One copy cf the shoe report, (m-
JOURNALS
ade out on Form R -1701-A), Is to
be mailed to OPA Inventory Unit.
SALE CALENDAR
Empire State Building, New York
Tuesday, Oct. 26, starting at one
1, New York, and one copy is to be o'clock at the old Johnny Banks
kept by each establisment for its place on the Idaho side of Snake
own record.
River two miles west of Payette.
Farm machinery, feed, household
goods, dairy cattle, registered Jer
sey bull, horses, hogs. Lunch serv
A farewell party was held for ed on the grounds. R W Rose,
Mr and Mrs J. A. Blahnik Friday owner; Col. Bert Anderson, auc
evening. A social time was spent tioneer, and L. H. Fritts, clerk.
Lincoln Heights
NYSSA FLOUR MILL
Interior and Exterior
Will be grinding flour soon.
Bring in your wheat anytime.
We grind at the same old price.
We make all kinds of flour. Cer
eal and pancake and waffle fl
our Is one cent a pound extra for
mixing and the risings.
Bring your bags and take ev
ery thing back.
Decorator.
Free Estimate
775 First St.
Andy McGinnis
Prepare For
Fire
Now that you are preparing to use your sto
ves and ranges regularly, prepare yourself ag
ainst loss by fire.
Frank T. Morgan
CHEVROLET DEALERS
w
5 0 c Per Hundred Pounds
A1 Thompson & Son
W U W lM M W t
say it. . .
FIRST
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M
, /M / // 7 , V ffo
NEWELL HEIGHTS
Mr and Mrs R. D. Sebree of Ten
Davis and Mrs Alice Sebree of Cal
dwell called at the M. L. Kurtz
home Sunday afternoon.
The second meeting of the P.T.A
will be held at the high schoo'
Wednesday evening. A health pro
gram will be given by the grade
teachers and the county health
P.T.A. chairman. Mrs Judd.
Mr and Mrs Earl Leach and ch
ildren have moved to Nyssa, where
Mr Leach has employment In the
sugar factory.
The Modem Pioneer club will
meet October 26 with Mrs Jim Nor
ris. Red Cross sewing will be done.
Mrs Jake Borge suffered a very
painful injury when a finger was
caught in her w.ishingmachine wr
inger. Eight stitches were necessary
to close the wound.
Relatives of Pedro Zubizareta
have not heard from him for about
a year. At that time he was on his
way to a defense Job.
Lawrence Leach of Welser is fin
ishing the interior of the A. L.
Leach house. Jake Borge plastured
for them Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs M. L Judd transacted bus
iness in Ontario Friday and later
attended the football game with
other Adrian fans.
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Ration Calendar
RATION BOOK 1
Sugar. November 1 - Expiration
date for stamp No. 14. five pounds. Ontario
October 31-Expiration date for ean-
Cable's Chevrolet Co.
Oregon