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PAGE TWO THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL Ihe Gate City Journal THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1945 Back to School in Railroad Laboratory KLASS V P O W F L L .................................. E d l^ r and rublH hrt SUBSCRIPTION KATES ADVERTISING One Year $3.00 Six Months ....... ............ 4 1 J 8 Single Copies 05 (8trtctly In Advance) Published every Thursday Entered at the postofflce through the United States the act That County Warrants Not Presented Will Be Cancelled. KA1 ES 15c Open rate, per Inch 96c National, per Inch... Classifieds, per word .... I t Minimum ....... ! 30c Notice is hereby given that the following warrants will be cancelled and the payments thereof will be refused unless said warrants are presented to the county treasurer for pay ment on or before September 1, 1945. at Nyssa Malheur County. cregon at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission Malls as second class iratter. under of March 3. 1879 GENERAL FUND WARRANTS A GRASSROOT EXPRESSION Idaho Free-Press A vote of 47 to 3 against the proposed Colum bia Valley authority by representatives of water using groups at a meeting held in Caldwell Sat urday is a rather convincing retort to the ad ministrator of the Bonneville authority who re cently charged that reclamation groups oppos ing CVA were only mouthpieces of power com panies. We doubt if anyone in southwest Idaho seriously imagines these fanners represent any interest but their own, and it is encouraging to see them stand up and say what they think on this important subject, whatever their views may be. NOTICE IN M rR C T IX O It Al I. SEC TIO N TE N TIN O tor carbon b io x id e A T M K T A 1.LC R O IC A L M it RO M o r l i Twenty years ago, I.eo Konp gave op the study of chem istry for music at the University of l.cirzi». Now m uiical director for the Union Pacific’s network show, “ Your A m erica,” the m aestro stiii likes to snend his snare tim e with test tuLes and microscopes in the railroad's research labor atory at O m aha, Neb. His instructor (c en ter rig h t) is Head Chemist It. W. Savidge Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Olson, who have been vacationing at Payette • lakes, returned home Friday. Estele Goodson of Parma is visit ing tihis week with her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes. Claimant Amount »5.20 Louis Wells .75 Assistant Cuty. Agent 1.00 Bob Smith 1.00 H. H. Davis 1.00 Dean Goodman 1.20 John A. Nelson No. 4031 4251 4523 4532 4535 4956 Date Issued July 10. 1937 Sept. 10. 1937 Nov. 10, 1937 Nov. 10, 1937 Nov. 10. 1937 Mar. 11, 1938 GENRAL ROAD WARRANTS Manuel Todhunter 2.2S 2134 Aug. 6, 1937 H. S. SACKETT States and will be home soon. An other son. An cel. will remain in County Clerk. England for several months work ing for the English government. His wife plans to go to England to be R eturn From Seattle— wiuh him. John J. Smith, S21c, and Mrs. iSmith and small daughter returned SSgt. R. A. Mitchell left last i to Nyssa last Sunday. Mrs. Smith week for Portland after visiting I and daughter have been making For a section of our officialdom has come to for several days with his parents. I their home In Seattle while Mr. He will visit his wife and son In look upon itself as the sole fountainhead of (Continued from Page 1) | Portland. Sgt. Mitchell has been Smith was in training a t Lake wisdom, to regard as impeitinence any express I stationed at Kingman. Arizona but Union. Seaman Smith left for Shoe ion of opinion by the citizens themselves, who Marigny-St. Lo break-through, the ; will report to Big Springs, Texas maker, California Thursday for fighting around Mortaln. the closing ; after his present furlough. He is a further training. after all must pay the freight on these noble (? ) Che Falaise gap, the drive ocross | gunner on a B-17. experiments the bureaucrats think up. Express of northern France and was the first ions like the one at Caldwell, which are coming division in Belgium and, subse I Pvt. Lawrence Peutz, son of Mr. Returns From Kansas— Mrs. J. I. Brady has returned quently, In Germany. I and Mrs. William Peutz writes that frequently these days, ought to sound a warning j he is now in Che quartermaster from Cherry Vale, Kansas, where that administrators of federal projects are after Sgt. Paul H. Troutner, son of I detachment at Camp Stewart, she was called because of the ser all only servants of the people, not their mas Mre. Olive Robinson, arrived home , Georgia. ious illness of her sister. W. V. Baird of Strathmore, California, on a 30-day furlough Friday. Sgt. ters. Troutner wears the purple heart T Sgt. Raymond Dale of Gowen brother of Mrs. Brady, also visited ' and the bronze star medal. He has field was a recent visitor at the in Cherry Vale. Mrs. Brady reported The people of the northwest ought to have been in the service two and one- home of his sister, Mrs. Jack Pett- travel conditions very congested. considerable to say about whether they are to half years and has been overseas et. and family of Lincoln Heights. abandon the methods by which the northwest since December, serving with the Pfc. Richard Weldon has arrived R eturn From Idaho— Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sallee have 7th army 4i Germany. a t the home of his parents at has been developed to date for control by two Vale. He has been overseas for returned from Jerome. Idaho, where or three administrators responsible to no one Pfc. Leroy E. Parker of route 1, several months, including time that they were called because of the out here in the area supposed to be served, and Nyssa, was presented the bronze he spent in a German prison camp. death of Mr. Sallee’s brother-in- in fact are resentful of any opinions but their star medal for maintaining comm He is a brother of Mrs. Derrell law. unication lines between the division Percy of Lincoln Heights. own. Association to Hold Picnic— command post and a regimental The Nebraska association will command post in Belgium and Sgt. Verdo Harris arrived by •Time-savers”. The club will meet Germany between December 1, 1944 train Friday evening to visit his hold Its annual picnic in Riverside - L I K E M AGIC! July 25 at the homt of Virginia and March 31, 1945. wife and daughter and other rela park in Vale Sunday, July 22. Rookstool with LaVinnle Smith as Pfc. Parker is a son of Mr. and tives at Lincoln Heights. He made Those attending are to provide The Merry Matrons club met at sisting. Each member is asked to Mrs. Earl Parker, who have re the trip from England to Conn their own lunches. the home of Marie Holmes Wed provide material suitable for use ceived word of his return to the ecticut by plane. After a furlough nesday afternon, July 11 with Al in a scrap book. Refreshments were United States. here, Sgt. Harris will report to Health Unit To Sew— berta Bowen os co-hostess. The af served by the hostesses. The Sunset valley health unit Sioux Falls, South Dakota for will hold an all-day Red Cross ternoon was spent In visiting. Sev 1 Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Rookstool further assignment. en members and one guest. Opal Mr and Mrs. Rolland Holmes and have received word that their son. sewing meeting Friday. July 20 in Holmes, answered roll call with family attended the rodeo in Nampa Claude has arrived Ln the United the Nyssa high school building. On ly two more sewing meetings will be held before the opening of school. Anyone wishing to give o f : their time to help provide necessary ’ items for wounded servicemen are easy (Continued from page I) Invited to attend. A potluck dinner that is made from fhe enter will be served at noon. tainments heia on the grounds. Their plans call for a large swimm Visit Here— ing pool and a dance pavilion, S. W. King and son. Sergeant whereby our young people will not Loren King, who has been over pss cal . have to leave Nyssa to seek enter seas, visited at the home of S. W. Mix with watar, tainment. King's sister. Mrs. Walter Mar makes 1 Vi gait, John Stringer, who is a member shall, Monday. of the club, has undertaken to • t p ain t. construct a polo field In the middle Takes Position— of the race track, so we can expect Miss Norvaleen McIntosh, for the best polo players In the west merly of Nyssa, has completed a i to engage In this really exciting course in telegraphy at Pocatello game during the proper season and and left Wednesday night for Weis- 1 the public will be invited to waten er to take a position as third trick the polo games. operator for the Union Pacific Lloyd "Doc" Marshall, president railroad. She worked in the Nyssa of the club, informs me that it Is depot for three days this week. the intention of the club to make availab'e at all times the necessary accommodations for the young people's clubs, such as the 4-H's, j Future Farmers of America, Jersey This a d v e r t i s e m e n t appears as a m atter of record only, and la under no circum stances t* clubs and similar clubs for young- ' be construed as an offering of these shares for sale, or as a solicitation of an sters. This will be the headquar- | offer to buy a n y ol such shares. Tbe ottering Is made only by the prospectus. ters for all youth activity Interested hi livestock and farming, some thing that this community really needs to keep those little hands busy and in the right direction. The Owyhe Riding club was or ganized in June. 1944 with a small membership and on June 16, 1945 the club was incorporated. It having a membership of around 80 mem bers. with the following officers: Lloyd T. Marshall, president; Nora Snodgrass, secretary: William De Orofft. chairman of trustees; Nell There’s a long row to hoe before victory is won. Once $100 Par Value . Dlmmick. Roy Holmes. D. O. Bybee again your country is calling on you to equal or exceed and Loyd Adams, trustees, and E ntitled to cumulative Divldenda from August 1, IMA last year’s record-breaking crop. Let us help you by I Don M. Graham, attorney in fact. In order that the necessary 1m- repairing your machinery and making new parts and ' provements be commenced, the entirely new pieces of equipment. ' club Is Lsuing $7500 worth of shares. | these shares to be held by the We are prepared to do the job. Let us help you pre - membership and the general public. pare for the harvest ahead. I No Interest or dividends will be paid, but the outstanding shares | will be retired as soon as possible : and all profits put back Into the I grounds to the end that the Nyssa Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained from the community will have a recreation center unequaled In the entire Pacific northwest. Anyone interested in this comm unity enterprise can obtain fur ther Information from Doc Mar shall or from any of the officers. Elks Building, Twin Falla, Idaho f i r s t National Membership is still open in this live organization and you are in vited to become a part of this July IS. IMS WALTER FREEMAN & WHITEY SCUBAL splendid movement for the im provement of the recreational fac ilities in this community. LOCAL NEWS Our Boys JUST THIN/ WITH WATER. AMD OME COAT OF THIS PAIMT DOES THE TRICK, EVEM COVERS WALLPAPER Oregon Trail 'Velduro IT’S FULL€R Riding Club Has Extensive Plans $2.98 What painting! Quickly applied— and dries in an hour! Economical, too! Choose from lovely pastel colors, then just thin Velduro with plain water. One coat covers practically any kind of wall surface. Gives a durable flat finish that’s washable. Leaves no odor. You’ll be staying home more these days—why not cheer u up? Fix up the basement for a playroom, for instance —brighten up drab closets, or revive the attic — with Velduro! One gallon’s enough for an average room. Nyssa Furniture Company VICTORY AHEAD! 39,413 Shares Idaho Power Company 4% Preferred Slock ( Priced at $105.50 Per Share ' Freeman’s Machine Shop ; WEGENER & DALY, Inc.
