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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PROSTITUTION IN COUNTY EXTENSIVE - ■— — (Continued from Page 1) made at least ever half hour. prostitution. It the growth of our T RIPS to the 27th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago were given four Oregon club member as rewards for their outstanding records in the 19-18 National 4-H Canning, l-arra Safety, Field Crops and Heal'h programs. The stale winners auu brief outlines of their records follow: “The idea that houses of pros- ‘There is now an Oregon law tltution are necessary to keep bus- against prostitution. Yft have iness in the city is false and i s ' plenty of laws to eradicate pros- the bases o f all fallacies about tltution if the communities are not ■ ' - I >.5 ;■ RADIO REPAIR RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS AUTOMOBILE RADIOS EXPERIENCE ON ALL MAKES SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIR REPAIR SHOP JUST OPEN DR. JAIME TORRES BODET Jaime Torres Bodet, Foreign M in ister of M exico, was elected D i rector-General of the U.N. Edu cational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (U nesco), by its General Conference which met at Beirut, Lebanon, last November. Leave Radios At WESTERN STORE An outstanding youthful farmer, George A. JefTerson, Jr., 17, of Shedd, has won State honors in the National 4-H Field Crops awfcrds program. George planted and tended 66 acres of small grain and pasture and six acres of corn and learned much about seed bed preparation, use of fertilizers and approved cultivating and harvest ing methods. George says he learned that it pays to rotate crops and plant adapted seed. He also ! found time to take part in many community activities and for three of his six years in 4-H, served as leader of his local chib. George gave 37 talks before com munity and club meetings and helped to enroll many younger 4-H‘ers. In recognition t of his achievements. International Har vester Co. provided George with a National 4-H Club Congress all- expense trip award. indifferent.” Dr. Houser said that from 25 to 30 per cent of all the persons In Idaho having venereal disease contracted it in houses of pros titution. í7£lSl5lal5lSi5l[513'5lÍ3l5i5n51Sl51SMSl5lSIÍ3tSLCLS1 ¿I51fiiS101010130IBlEi®SlBi310lS101 Dr. Houser also said “ In one Idaho 'city during the war we had a major problem with sex perverts. As soon as we eliminated the houses of prostitution we had no more trouble with sex perversions.” “In three cities in which we have" eliminated * pro‘s titu "t^ “there was no legal problem,” Dr. Houser said. “ Prostitutes are criminals and have no more right to set up a red light district than three burglars have to operate. It is a well known fact that criminals are attracted to town by prostitution. 'We in Idaho hope to see the com plete elimination of prostitution. The way to fight it is to fight the things that spread it.” Dr. Mauling said “ If the com munity really wants to stop pros titution, it can be stopped. It can be eliminated entirely if the ma jority of the people demand its elimination. Until pressure is put G IVE BROTHER this on officials we can do little about it.” The city council expressed a de sire to co-operate with health authorities and instructed the city Here’s a real beauty! It’s streamlined- - has a kickstand, attorney, Tony Yturri, to make a chain guard and big balloon tires. study of the proper steps to be taken by the city in the elimination Just One of Many Beautiful Bicycles . . . Boys and Girls of houses of prostitution. 271 Main Phone 244J Nyssa for better reading, used DDT to eliminate insects around the farm and home, removed garbage and trash, learned to work and not injure her health. She has been in club work six years and now serves as leader of a local club which gives her a chance to pro mote health improvement on a community basis. As a recognition of her 4-H health activities, Kel logg Company has provided Mar gie an ail-expense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress, Chi cago. County 4-H groups winning $20.00 cash awards for their health activities are: Irish Bend Health Club of Benton; Health & Growth Club of Wllsonville, Clackamas; South Slough Sand Fleas Health Club, Coos; Junior Health Club, Lake; Glen wood Health Club, I.une; Sunset 4-H Health Club, Malheur; Health Improvement Club, Marion (plaque winner); lSDlxc FOR SALE—New Schwinn Spitfire, ¡ O R SALE 1946 Tudor Mercury boys bicycle. $34.95. phone 154-N W. 16D2xp I with radio and heater, clean, $1685, ! Oregon ncene, phone 2188, B. T MISCELLANEOUS—Free dirt. Will Osborn, New Plymouth. 16D2xp help you load. 5th and Ennis, phone 154-NW ltJDdxp FOR RENT—160 acre farm, cash FOR RENT—or Sale, two bedroom rent, Margaret Terra, route 2. 16D2xp house in Nyssa, modern except heat, V. V. Grider, Rt. 2 Nyssa. lflO lxp MISCELLANEOUS— Buy Hurrlman Motor company gift certificates, BUILDING PERMITS the Ideal Christmas gilt. 16D2xc C. J. Fox, construction, Park FOR SALE—Our services. Contract avenue, lots 4 and 5, block 32, wiring, service calls, appliance re Teutsch addition, $7000, frame, 28 pair. Bring any of your electrical by 30. Open Until 9:00 P. M. :i Herbert E. Cox *4 1.9 5 only and up fir e s to n e b i c y c l e DON B. M O S S ÏI5151 RI Oil tf}1 Dìi Gì Betty Koth C h a r le s H o rn e c lie r People in Bend who know Betty Knth h?ve " ° worries when it comes to being supplied with a variety of healthful foods all year around. Canning 220 quarts of food helped 4-H’er Betty Louise, 16, win state honors in the Na tional 4-H canning program. She also, in six years of club work, has completed 24 projects, making 30 garments, preparing and serv ing 29 meals with 55 separate dishes, and cultivating 36,000 square feet of garden. She has held every office in her local club, and is now a leader. Betty was provided an all-expense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress, Chi cago, by the Kerr Glass Mfg. Corp. as recognition for her outstand ing achievements. The practice of best persona! health habits and aid to home and community health service has won Margie Meier, 15, of Hillsboro, State honors in the 1948 National 4-H Health Improvement program. Margie made a study and improved the lighting facilities of her home XV« By eliminat'ng accident and tire hazards around hla farm and home, and community, Charles Horn- ecker, 16, of Cornelius, has won top State honors in the National 4-H Farm Safety program. Charles has accomplished much In 4-H safety work such as studying and practicing safety on the highway, taking special precautions when handling electric installations and using safety measures in operat ing farm machinery. He has given demonstrations on p e d e s t r ia n safety, repr Ing an electric cord, safety with a cutting tool and making a first aid kit. In addition, he has found time to serve as leader of two different safety clubs. In recognition of these achievements, General Motors pro vided Charles an all-expense trip to'the National 4-H Club Congress, Chicago. 4 â r THEY TREAT JW\ / ll~ sjwcui* i ALL BRANDS C o ffe e 65c POUND 49c 10 POUNDS Sugar ** O iOC»l 111 otauMt M> H 3 n fl 59c Half or Whole < B aco n J4 9 c ||| i,„ lip : | ' 8 9 c L a rd 5c C ris c o ■ $ 1 . Vel P re m Tractors Wind-up and push type, track layer and round wheel. Just about any kind you want Priced 45c up Free Delivery Doll Buggies $4.95 to $14.95 These are very good quality RENT—My farm of 92 acres miles southwest of Nyssa, on road, 90 crop land and 12 pasture. H. H. Whitman, 1, Culver, Oregon. 16D3xp and are made in every way like the real baby buggy. Lionel Trains FOR SALE—Unpatnted cabinets and chests of drawers. Cabinets are in section and can be bought complete or in sections. Nyssa Lumber company, phone 118-W. 16Dtfc $15.95 to $45.00 Lionel Freight Trains and Lots of Extra Track SALE—Beautiful W ~ "~m ; Tricycles _ cabinet, Bright red and blue, | ball bearing, large rub- ' ^ J ber tire, made for years “INSUL” blocks are certified by | national board of fire underwriters i 11 for lowest insurance rates. Also FHA approved. W m I “INSUL” block Red (Under Block C oncrete Block (Delivered To You) $ JACK THROOP Building Specialties Co. | Box 479 Books Zane Grey books, Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew, Bobsie Twins, Nursery, Color and Cut Out. E V E R Y B O D Y ’S Phone i«6R | M ' Ontario Oregon 11 'Serving lower Snake River Valley“ .'j ÜÄ j of service. Fire Safety Durability | Economy Insulation j| Beauty 49c WILLIAMS FOOD MARKET Phone 284W BRING THEM TO THE DIME STORE INSUL BLOCKS SWIFT’S LUNCHEON 2Çc Small Children Only I II I Uniform whit« building blocks | mad« of PUMICE STONE mak« § construction easy ■ SMALL SIZE Our Special W ill Be For The Nyssa Eagles, local town team, swamped the Payette Mer chants on the Payette floor Wed nesday night by a score o f 61 to 23 in an Oregon-Idaho semi-pro league contest. Nyssa led at half time 31 to 14. Nyssa players were L. Wilson 7, Moore 7, B. Wilson 8, Church 7, R. Wilson 10, Stelnke 14, R. Kopp ‘ 4, Timmerman 1, Tallman 1, Brew- j er 2, Child and Rundqulst 2. Nyssa will play C. C. Anderson’s ’ at Ontario tonight and will play Vale next Thursday night. i I j TOR 0 T is s u e SATU R DAY AT 2 WANTED—Dressmaking, shirtmak I ing and alterations. Pearl Sessler, 172 E. 4th street, phone 293M. lSDlkp i O 3 POUND CAN < 89 c G in s :%|5 FDR SALE—Sweet carrots, two cents a pound, L. E. Robbins on Gem avenue, three miles north, one-half mile west. 16Dlxp 4 POUNDS Per Roll meww tttMSTIHflS NYSSA EAGLES WIN OVER PAYETTE FIVE | FOR liip | eight good acres route POUND SLAB TOILET TlSlSlgiMSlSlSl'i FOR SALE—Practically new man’s suit, dark blue with pin stripe, size 38. Mrs. Hilda Tensen, phone 122U evenings. 16D2xp POUND SWIFTS PREMIUM 2 POUNDS Nucoa ^ \ Intermountain Furniture Co. Nyssa Furniture Company Peterson Furniture Co. TOR SALE—Ouitar and violin strings and clarinet reeds. Nyssa Furniture ompany, one block west of railroad depot. 16Dtfc . f y* FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Too Late To Classify P O C X iT S O O d f u 21,22 & 23 All of these activities are conducted under the direction of the Exten sion Service o f the State Agriculture College and USDA cooperation. W E HAVE A LIAJE O F G R O C E R IE S THAT C A N N O T HELP BUT GREATLY PLEASE / J .J M a rg ie M eier Spring Valley Health Club, Polk; Riverdale 4-H Health Club, Tilla mook; and Grand Inland Health Clum, Yamhill. . mm W E'RE FRIENDLY TO Y O U R P0C K ET800K , O U R PRICE IS FAIR, C O M E IN A N D LOOK / DECEMBER -J li George A. Jefferson, Jr. Attend Concert— Mrs. Bernard Eastman, Mrs. Glen Firemen Called— , Billings, Mrs. J. L. Church. Mrs. A motor in a refrigerator at Ethel Crawford and Mrs. E. K. . Burton attended the ballet in the Carl’s Doll House was burned Wed Boise concert series last Wednes- nesday morning. City firemen were I day evening. called. FIRESTONE DEALER STORE B electric sewing machine, also port- t troubles to us. That’s our business. able, both new. Nyssa Produce, We are located on Ontario highw ay First and Good. l«D2xp next to De'sert Seed company iO R SALE—One new 4 quart Safe Plant, phone HIM., Nyssa Electric l«D2xc way pressure cooker, phone 199-W Co. Name Oregon Tcp Ranking 4 -H ’ers communities depends on prostlt- ! ution. we have reached the end j 3f the road rather than the be- ginning. PAGE FIVB THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16,1948 DIME STORE
