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PAID EXECUTIVE NEEDED
The very »small attendance at the city caucus
held last Wednesday night in the city hall iB the
bent evidence of a need of centralized authority
in the city government.
Twenty person», mo»t of them potential
candidate« for city office, attended the caucus
and »elected the nominee» whose name» will
appear on the November ballot. They also gave
sanction to the proposal to place the city mana
NU-ACRES
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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY OCTOBER 12. 1944
cooperative movement are invited smith and hand tools, dairy equip,
to attend this open meeting at the nient, 2 small buildings Owner, Mi.
ger form of government before the people for lodaj
11 a m . morning worship Ser
Boulevard Grange hall Ladies ol Selma Pairman. Auctioneer. Bert
a vote.
mon by Bev Nens
the Grange Home Economics club Anderson L. H. Prills C.erk.
Our present city councilmen, and probably 4 p m . ridels* Amicae meets at will serve refreshments after the
parsons«* Dolores Auker nas meeting.
those who have served in the past, do not like to the
the
dévouons snd Shirley Smith Mrs Armstrong and Mr. Mitchell
serve on the council because they do not have
are cooperative educational leaden
the time to give it proper consideration and the g program
pu m. evening worship Our just returned from the cooperative
will be led by the Pio congress In Chicago.
receive no support or encouragement from the devotions
neers Discussions for Pioneer»
voters. W hen a few voters appear at the polls led
K urti The adults dis- Visiting Here—
and vote they dump the management of the city jcuss by the Mrs Doctrine
of Adoption
Mr» W. E. Lewis of Portland,
Monday. 7 46 p m . Boy Scout mother of Mrs George R Whipple,
onto the shoulders of the councilmen and ma>or troop
36 will meet at the »nd Dr, and Mrs George R Wnip-
and never give the city government another Legion No.
hall
ple. Sr. of San Diego are visiting at
thought until two years later when they again Wednesday.
S p. m , choir prac- ihe home of Rev. and Mrs George
cast their ballots. Of course, a big percentage itice
at Hurst home.
R. Whipple. Jr. Dr Whipple has
Thursday, Mary and Martha been pastor of the East San Diego
never even cast their ballots, but leave the pro | 1 meets
at the home of Mrs Arthur Christian church for the last nine
blems of the city entirely to the officials.
i Case. Mrs Deffer leads devo- years.
We should have a paid executive at the head tsozw and Mrs Plercy has charge
of our city government, principally because the j of prxgram
LOOK OUT FOR
people do not want to be bothered about city
affairs, despite the fact that the council controls
Oct. 16 1 pm., PWT At "THE JOKER*
Vista Vale Monday
sale yard.
and spends thousands of dollars annually and Mr Buena
the "Burke Bill”. Just as
W ùjs " Bertram were 21 cattle. 1 saddle pony. 1 model —in
will spend more when the proposed post-war a ».use PT Mrs
in 1918 the “drya” are at it
A 2-door sedan, good shape m d
j A st
projects are undertaken.
Ot* C aim e at Klamath Palls Is good rubber. John Hussy, owner. again. P rotect your freedom -
iii-~ - f at the rsocse of his nephew. Brahs brothers, auctioneers. D. C. defeat prohibition.
So far as the publishers of this paper know, . GtKjcgt
Ward, clerk.
the present council is conducting city affairs as Daie Crave:
left last week for
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efficiently as any council could, but certainly a Misaour. EL.tr-
after spending the summer Pour miles west and south of
paid executive could give more attention to de n th his woo. Every Elliott and !am- Ontario, then two mf.es west of
school 'turn on north side
tails and thus gain greater returns for every dy.walls Bertram was among the of Cairo railroad
track). Then hr mile
dollar spent.
hunters brining home deer
north on the Jack Pairman ranch.
SALE CALENDAR
P a id A d *. The A n ti-P roh ib itio n Committe*
o f Oregon. G. J. M cPeraon. Chairman;
Pearaon-4 th A ve. Bldg., Portland
| and other relatives.
| Charley Bales received word oí Mrs Paul Thomson went to Boise
Mrs Prank Johnson and bsby ton 'he death of his father In Michigan. Friday to be with her father, who
returned home from the hospital In Mr* Bryon Moore’» mother from »■ * to undergo a major operation
Ontario last week
Nebraska Is visiting her She is also
club met with
Wood Friday night.
Prank Johnson returned to esmp J visiting her sister. Mrs Martin Horace
Miss Leona Johnson is visiting
at Parragot, Idaho after spending Hansen
j relativ*
m Texas.
Several elk have been brought
two weeks leave with hie family back
to this neighborhood
Auto Repairing
Electric Welding
Lathe Work
Part«
Insurance Agency
E . W . P ru yn
Nyiwa, Oregon
Fire and Automobile
Insurance
Rental»
Bonds
At
Don M. Graham
LET CH PROVIDE A HOME MARKET FOR YOLK EAT IIOGK
Bell where there la no commission to pay, no ahrlnk. no un
necessary expense Incurred thiough s great number of men
required to handle your hogs snd where you can see and check
the weight of your hogs yourself.
We buy hogs every Prlday at the stockyards in Nyssa. Ore.
and Homedaie, Idaho.
For Friday’s price phone 111 R. Nyssa, between the hours ol
6 P.M. snd 8 PM on Thursdays or &3JLJ, Homedaie, on Pridmy.
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PRANK HOLLANDER
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✓
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Murray Morton
Democratic candidate for Malheur
C o u n t y A ss e s so r
Experienced, qualified, and knows the
unty. Former county assessor.
Your support will be appreciated.
Glenn Hoffman is grading the Friday October 20th Lunch ser
and family, Mr and Mrs Manvn roads.
ved. Sale starts at 12 noon.
Chard Alta »nd _ O rne Ida Mr and Mr and Mrs George Cleaver ana 8 horses, 31 cattle, 50 New Hamp
red pullets, hay, straw and
Mrs Leo Chard and family. Mrs Mrs Lloyd Cleaver were tn Ontario shire
chaff stack, farm machinery, black
E rin Nielson and Gerry. Earl Ch- Thursday.
ard and W A. Mettlen left Satur
COLUMBIA AVENUE
day for Kansas to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. G em t Groot of Ap- j LIFE’S LittU TROUBLES
pie Valiey entertained last Sunday j
for Mr and Mrs. Jake Groot of
O w v ie e
Arcadia and Mr. and Mrs Dick
Groot
Mrs. Marjone Fields
lira Annie Gregg returned to her! THE METHODIST COMMCNITT ol Boise and Other
visitors were Mr
home Monday from a visit with her
and Mrs. G em t Stam and Mr.
Ch L'RCH
son, Marion, and family at Corvall
and Mrs Joe S u m of Oregon Trail.
M H Greenlee Pastor
is. Montana.
Mrs. Pete Tensen, Mrs. Dick)
school opens with a help Groot
The Owyhee Community club will ful Sunday
Mrs. John Broad shop- |
devotional service at 10 a. m. ped in and
meet with Mrs E H. Strickland
Boise
Wednesday.
Oct 1# The lunch will be ’ covered There
14 * Morning
good cU“ service
for everv
Mr
and
Mrs.
George Smit of
You don’t have to worry snd
age
group
is
at
dish", furnished by the members 11 a. m. The Intermediate. Youth Parma called at the
G erm Groot fret because CONSTIPATION
Mrs Jess Gregg and daughter. and Young Adult fellowship meet home last week
or GAS PRESSURE discomforts
Becky Lou. Mrs Russell R Wolf Jr., ings starts at 7 p. m. The evening Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot were won’t let you eat. Instead of feel
and Mrs Martha Klmgback were worship service opens at 8 p. m business visitors in Ontario and ing nervous—blue or bewildered,
take a dash of
guests of Mrs George Gregg In with
a half hour of congregational Pruitland Monday.
ADLER-I-KA
Caldwell Friday
as directed on label to quickly ex
Mr and Mrs 8 D Bigelow atten-
The p“ tor wiu premch GRANGE SPONSORS
pel gas—to soften and assist food
A Successful Oregonian
ded the banquet at the Christian ^
mornin*
eV" Un* Pr*y‘
wastes thru s comfortable bowel
church In Nyssa Sunday
" **rvlce “ held at the P*rsona«e CO-OP GATHERING
movement.
Enjoy
that
dean,
re
S.
Mr and Mrs S T Calhoun of
Wffdnesda>' ev‘‘nln8s 8 p m
freshed feeling that lilts spirits—
Payette called In the neighborhooo
that sacred
th* ' concert will Boulevard Grange will sponsor a rekindles smiles—improves appe
or
cooperative educational meeting tite. Buy it I Try it I You’ll never
Prlday and were supper guests of 2*£.»£ni
be held this ...............
month on .............
Sunday eve Thursday
Adlerika again.
evening, October 19 at 8 C bu « l without
Mr and Mrs 8 D. Bigelow.
A d U r ik m f r o m y e a r dr mg giat to day.
ning.
October
22.
Instead
of
the
o'clock.
Mr Peterson and D W Patch of fifth Sunday evening.
One of the featured speakers will
Adrian and Mr and Mrs 8 D Bige
CHLRCH OF CHRIST
be
Mrs Viola Armstrong of Indian NYSSA PHARMACY
low called at the T M Lowe home
(Christian)
apolis.
Indiana, who will speak on
at Mitchell Butte Sunday evening.
Whipple. Pastor.
’’W
hafs
Among Coopera
Mr. Lowe is to solicit the Butte The George
s day, October 15. Bible tives". and Doing
"Post-War Planning”.
community for the war chest funds, school, Lord’
10
a.
m.
Bring
your
Bible
R. M Mitchell, educational director
while Mr Wolf, Mr Bigelow and
Bible school.
for Pacific Supply cooperative,
Mr Skinner will each have a part to Morning
worship.
communion
Walla Walla, will also be featured
of the district.
served
each
Lord’
s
day.
The
pas
on this program.
Mr« Wanda Poas and two children tor will deliver the sermon.
Persons who are Interested in the
of Pocatello are visiting at the
Endeavor, 7 p. m.
Mildred Hite home while en route Christian
services of the church
Republican Candidate
to Astoria, to Join her husband, who at Evening
8 p m. Brother Arthur Charles Serving 5 Countie?
Is stationed with the armed forces Bates,
state
evangelist
for
the
cen
Prom
the
Largest
Stock
of
, there.
program of the Churches tienulne
For
Mr and Mrs Wallace Gregg had tennial
Christ of Oregon, will be with
as guests Prlday Mr and Mrs Clyde of
for a single service.
! Dunn and »on of Yakima Mr Dunn us Thursday,
October 18, mid-week
1« Mr* Gregg's brother.
■ service. 8 p. m. Choir practice 8
¡p. m
Parts
A friendly church with a cordial
Orders Shipped Immediately
Fairness To All; Partiality To None.
welcome!
New officers for Oregon Trail
COMMCNITT UNITED
Your Support Will Be Appreciated.
Sunday school were recently elected. THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Phone 49
Payette. Idaho
They are as follows. Superintendent
Kingman
Memorial
■ Mrs F C. Pry; assistant superinten
Nevtn. Pastor
dent. Mrs Alfred Adams; secretary. 10 a. m J. , C. Bible
Come and
Given Smith and treasurer. Jane and get your school.
spiritual
vitamins
Parr Teachers are: Young people,
Mrs Alfred Adams; Juniors, Mr;
Be It fcvnW f-gf ! _ _
Wiliam Winters; Primary Mrs P. G.
Holmes, and beginners, Mrs P. 8.
Byers.
KRMANOT WAVE DT
The Merry Matrons Club met at
Coen píete w ith curien ,
the home of Opal Holmes Wednes
■hern poo aad wmveeeA.
day afternoon, October 4, with M ar
ie Holmes as co-hostess. Eight me
mber* and one guest, Nora Snod
NYSSA PHARMACY
grass, answered roll call with ln-
WRAY’S DIME STORE
I ventlona and their Inventors. The
Thiee years ago a bill was passed by the Oregon state legislature,
club will meet Oct 1» at the home
of Viola Adams with Gladys Davis
setting aside state funds for operation and maintenance of an experi
as co-hostess. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
mental farm in this county, provided we of Malheur county should buy
Real Estate
Mrs Charles Davis Is visiting in
the
farm.
San Diego with her husband Ch
Phone 84
at les Davis, S 2-c.
Mr and Mrs Ewen Chard and NYSSA
OREGON
At the coming election, we will vote on the question of levying a l'/>
family, Mr and Mrs Archie Smith
Church Services
-CAM’T EAT-
for U.
SENATOR
f o ld A d v . M r. Sm ith G o e s to W ash in gton Club
l M . Burton, S ec'y C o rb e tt Bldg. Portland
E. P. Hendrix
Malheur Co. Assessor
Oregon Trail
oo-
Me Cluer- Manser
CAûtuf fútil
m t.
i
Closing O u t
Poultry Feeds
At Cost
Larro Products
Hen Scratch
Laying Mash and Pellets
Sure-Build Chick Starter
Boise Payette
Lumber Co.
VOTERS
Of Malheur County
Bernard Eastman
Board and Room
Wanted
Immediately
By men employed at the
Amalgamated Sugar
Company Factory
Suitable accommodations in or near Nyssa
preferred.
Contact Bumall Brown, superintendent, at
the sugar factory, phone 80 or 85.
mill tax to pay for that farm, one mill to be levied next year and half
a mill the following year.
All salaries, equipment, operation and maintenance expenses will be
paid by the state.
This measure calls for only one mill the first year and half a mill the
second tax year to provide sufficient funds.
The cost is small; the benefit great.
We ask your consideration and support of this measure.
Vote 318 x Yes
Malheur
Pomona Grange
Paid Adv.