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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY AUGUST 11 195J PAGE TWO THE GATE CITY JOURNAL DUANC R A L T E R S .................................Editor and Publisher D u a n e R. Alter* a n d G r « . L. W h o r t o n . O w n e r* SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 year $ i DO 6 Months $1.75 1 year outside Malheur Co. and Parma, Ida. rural routes, $3.50 Single Copies .07 (Strictly in Advance) Published every Thursday Entered at the postoffice through the United State* the act at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon. at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission Mails, as second class matter, under of March 3, 1879 Keep Oregon Green Contest Is Announced Along The EDITOR'S BEET Getting Acquainted with L. I). It IM WARD Gordon R»r, Bishop Primary Wednesday 10 a m. SacraiRt-nt Sunday 8 p. m ASSEMBLE OF GOD Frank C. Coley. Pastor South 2nd and Reece Ave Sunday school 10 a. m. Childrens service in basement au ditorium at 11 a. m. Morning worship 11 a. m. Evening evangelistic service 8 pm. Tuesday evening prayer and praise 8 p. m. Friday evening Christ Ambassa dor 8 p m. Young people service 8 p. m. Everyone welcome to all services. — Rv UII H YOST LLOYD LEWIS, making a plea for business men to revise their post ,ifice mailing lists for more efficient d.m bution of mail . . IIEN'KY HARTLEY, lighting up pipe before making comment at Lions club meet- ,i. JOHN O’TOOLE, wheeling BILL W'AHLEKT down hospital jrridor . . FAT MOORE, tucking young son, TOMMIE, to sleep on floor of car for long ride home from Echo RAY LARSON, appearing in Tobler uniform as pinch hitter . . . CAROLE WILSON, giving the Jour nal taff a lift BILL GKASMICK. ing for a picture with his nephew, GLENN SCOTT, of Nampa. It r* John L Briehl. Pastor Sunday church school. 10 a. tn. Divine worship service. 11 a. m. You are cordially invited to wor ship with us. CATHOLIC t Hl'RCH Park Avenue and Third Street Rev. Rembert Ahles, O. F. M. Mass Sunday at 8 and 10 a. m. and daily at 8 a. m. L. D. S. 2nd WARD D. Hubert Christensen, Bishop Sunday—Priesthood meeting, 9:15 a. m. Sunday school 10:30 a. m. Sacrament meeting, 8 p. m. Tuesday—Relief society, 2 p. m. Wednesday—Primary, 4 p. m„ M. THE METHODIST COMMUNITY I. A., 8 p .m . CHURCH rilE FREE METHODIST CHURCH II. G. McCallaster, Minister Adrian. Oregon 9:45 a. m , church school. Church school. 10 a. m. 11 a. m., morning worship. Morning worship. 11 a. m. 7 p. m., Youth Fellowship. j ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. C. T. Crenshaw, Rector Evening service. 7:30 p. in. THE CHURCH o r THE REFRIGERATION REPAIRING NAZARENE Emergency Ban On Hog Imports By Ag. Dept. I RADIO and Rev. lilen Abla. Pastor Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. N Y. P. S. and junior meeting, 7 p. m. Evangelistic service. 7:45 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting, 8 o’clock Wednesday evening. FEDERAL TOTAL The editor really had to go to Efforts to direct Malheur county work this week because of the print boys and girls to the great need for DEBT SHARE VALUATION er shortage that seems to have forest fire prevention took a novel Technician struck the entire Inland area like twist here today in an announce # , , # , , the plague. Naturally, we were feel ment by Malheur County "Keep Ore Located At Western Store ing rather sorry for ourselves after gon Green” Chairman Harold L ADRIAN UNITED several weeks of the manpower Rhodes of a Jingle contest. Phone 241-J Residence Ph. 28G-R An emergency quarantine banning FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .shortage until we learned that num Invitation is extended to all Nyssa shipments of hogs into Oregon ex Fifth Street & Park Avenue Henry E. Moore. Pastor erous other newspapers are having county boys and girls, ages 8-16, to cept for slaughter only, and then Mr. and Mrs. L. G. I’ouLsen and Guest speaker for Sunday morn the same difficulties. submit terse verses that will help from vesicular exanthema-free areas Mr. and Mrs. Lutiher Fife spent three It seems that one type of printer preach the necessity of keeping fire and then only under certain condi days of last week in Idaho Falls. ing 11 o’clock, the Rev Harold Kurtz, is occasionally available, and we’ve out of Oregon’s forest. The best tions, became effective Aug. 10 and Also with them was Miss Vela Dee pastor of the First United Presby terian church, Portland, Ore. had a couple of them during recent rhymes will be selected each week Poulsen. will hold for 30 days. Basket dinner in church basement weeks. They're the one who live on a and used as spot radio announce Mr. and Mrs. Ken Woodruff and The order was signed by E. L. strictly liquid diet that’s always in ments in the interest of forest fire Peterson, director of agriculture, children of Olarkston, Wash, are following the morning services. creased somewhat on Wednesdays prevention. and approved by Gov. Douglas Mc visiting Mrs. Woodruff’s brother, and Thursdays. Had it not been for The two persons who write the Kay. This quarantine is simply a Walter Roth. Mr and Mrs. Woodruff the seriousness of the situation last best rhymes each week during Aug control measure and should under have gone to Yellowstone but tlie Wednesday morning, there might and Sept, will receive a myrtlewood no circumstances be considered a children are staying at the Roth have been some humor in watching gifts, a "Keep Oregon Green” pocket cause for alarm. home until their parents return. one individual attempt to make his knife, on which is printed "An A- Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rinehart, Mr. This order means no farmer may Optometrist feet go one direction while his lanky ward for Merit — Keep Oregon add imported hogs from anywhere and Mrs. Dick Tensen and Mrs. Hil- j body wanted to go another. His Oreen,” and an honary membership to his drove during the emergency da Tensen went picnicking at the Eyes Examined doubling in the middle and batting certificate in the Oregon Green period. The quarantine was taken to Whitmore camp near Unity Sunday, his head into the machinery was a Guard, signed by Gov. Douglas Mc protect Oregon hogs from vesicular During the afternoon they went Phone 9-2312 serious matter, though, what with Kay. exanthema, an extremely communi fishing on the Unity reservoir. the steel shortage, high freight rates An example of the type of poem cable and contagious disease of live 718 Arthur St. Visitors at tlie J. 11. Quigley home on machinery, et cetera. desired, states Rhodes, is like the stock. were Mrs. Quigley’s sister, Mrs. I. F. Pol Luck Dinner—County Farm Bureau Will For awhile we sorta lost faith in following little rhyme: Caldwell, Idaho She 30-day quarantine provides Sweet and son, Darrell, of Twin Furnish Pop, Ice Cream and extras the power of advertising, having Break your matches right in two. that <li no hogs may come into! Falls, and her nephew, Ferrel Sweet j. spent a sizable sum in dally papers Drown out your fire when camp Oregon from any area under federal and son, Bon, also of Twin Falls. throughout the west asking for ing's through; Visitors for the past three weeks quarantine for vesicular exanthema, printers. We remembered a few of And when you camp another time including public stockyards in quar at the George McKee home were i the ditties about misery loving com you’ll find the forest green and antined areas; (2t that hogs coming their twin granddaughters, Marsha j pany, it’s always darkest, and that fine. from free areas must proceed direct and Marcia Schweizer of Kenewisk, j kind of stuff when we noticed sev Mail all rhymes to Keep Oregon to slaughter plants or stockyards Washington. They have two other | eral other weeklies spending even Green association, P. O. Box 471, under federal veterinary inspection; sisters visiting here, one is Sue more dough running their ’help Salem, Ore. and (3) that hogs may dome from Sohweizer who is staying at the Dick j wanted” ads for longer periods of free areas for slaughter in other Marshall home and Maxine who is j time. plants in Oregon, provided a permit staying with her grandparents, Mr. Fight as we can against work, we for such movement has been obtain and Mrs. George Schweizer. The j finally decided that we were work ed from the state veterinarian at the girls are planning to return to their ing harder seeking a couple of pr.nt- state department of agriculture, home Sunday. A drivers license examiner will be ers than we would if we did some of Mrs. Ed Warren is staying with i Salem, with tlie official permit to the back-ahop work ourselves. This in Nyssa Friday of this week to accompany the shipment and that her daughter. Mrs. Porter Willis in week the ed has been brushing up give examinations at the city hall there be no unloading in transit. Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Willis were j on his printing trade and giving a between 9 a. m. and 2 p. m. accord- Hogs entering Oregon for slaught parents of a girl born Monday. hand to I*w F<Rter, the Linotype lag to an announcement from the Monday visitors at the Gordon er under either of these provisions operator who is helping out through 1 Secretary of State's office. must be killed within 5 days of en Fouuh home were Mrs. J. W. Engel the goodne < of his heurt and letting Persons wishing licenses or per bert of Caldwell and her daughter ins farm work slide; l’ ete Peterman, mits to drive are asked to get in try. Anne Englebert of Oakland, Calif. who retired some time ago and wants touch with the examiner ahead of to take things easy, and Jerry La- the scheduled closing hour to assure Celle, the printer's devil. completion of their applications. Will Sullivan of Halley is spending Come to find out, things worked CHUK( II OF T1IE BRETHREN the week visiting his brother and out pretty well when we stayed out things are and darned if we don't sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Christian Center Mission of tlie front office and let Dick Yost think the boys in the back shop are Sullivan. East 2nd and Ehrgood and Pat House carry on with no in Sunday school, 10 a. m. enjoying seeing the ed discover some Mrs. Dean Smith’s sister, Mrs. terference from tlie boss. Jerry has Morning worship, 11a. m. of the mechanical needs. Lena Moser left Sunday to return to been keeping the "new printer” in It all boils down to the fact that her home at Wilton, N. D. after line and showing him where various FIRST CHURCH OF C HRIST there is definitely n printer shortage visiting at the Smith home the past (Christian) brought about by the failure to train month. She planned to spend a few Austin J. Hollingsworth, Minister boys in weekly shops. Two factors days in Pocatello visiting her niece, 10 a. m , Sunday school, classes for are Involved there: publishers and Mrs. Afton Paris enroute home . all. Elvin Ballou, superintendent. printers are possibly inclined to be Mr. and Mrs. John Ualzarorta and 11 a. m . worship hour. Pastor will impatient during rush times and Ferniln of Jordan Valley were guests j »,peag on tlie theme "The Great i are failing to give the time necessary four days last week at the home ol ; introduction." Gi to train willing youngsters, and labor their daughter and sister and her | ------------ il laws are so highly restrictive that family. Mr. and Mrs. James Yost and MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH fc many of us shun the red tape in children. Elder llaskell Dane, Pastor volved to get special permits to allow is the time to Sunday .school, 10 a. m. Miss Della Shuster of Ontario was boys to work at ’hazardous occupa a guest from Sunday until Wednes Morning worship. 11 a. m. Young peoples services, 7 p. m. tions.” day of last week at Lhe Finley Shus Evening worship, 8 p. m. Old-time printers are passing on ter home. Wednesday evening prayer service and retiring from the trade, aiui James Yost left Monday on a five- 8 o'clock. only u few young men are coming day business trip to Enterprise. We invite everyone to these old up to replace them. The wage scale Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Lawrence and time landmark Baptist services, services. for printers lias always been among family left Saturday evening for j ^ t clean the Radiator and the highest of the trades, und pr Preston. Idaho to visit a lew days ADRIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH ent circumstances are bringing it with Mrs. Lawrence's parents. They Henry E. Moore, Pastor ^ ater Jacket* of the Block I even higher; but like everything < also planned to continue on to Salt Morning Worship 11:00 A. M A in lett thfm thirty yiinutet. | there Is a saturation point. It is like- Lake for a visit with her sister and sermon from a former pastor, Rev. | ly that numerous weekly publishers family before returning to Nyssa this John Neviti ! will be doing tlie same thing that 's week-end enroute to Corvallis to After the service there will be a basket dinner. being done at the Journal this week make their home • SAVES GAS ! and at some weeklies all tlie time James Pruyn and Doreen Allison More labor-saving machines will be returned Monday from a trip to • SAVES MOTOR WKAR purchased before original plans to Springfield. Oregon where Doreen ’"buy gradually" are little more than visited her parents, Mr and Mrs a thought Allison. Then Doreen and James and The enjoyment some would say Mr. and Mrs. Allison spent a few the silver lining, But we hate the days on the coast before returning Bring Your Container sweet-lemon moral boosters—comes Bill has been feeding Purina to their homes. Rill says: “ I have tried cheaper in knowing that things do not neces 15c a lb. Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Sanders and Nyssa, Oregon for 5 out of his 12 years of sarily come to a standstill when you family spent Thursday through Sat feed, but I am convinced that 218 Main St. For 10 lb«, or more have to chuck the original SOP In urday at Idaho Falls then they went dairying, and says that his quality is a more important filone 4$ tlie waste-basket. to Montana to visit with relatives. 2 548 000,000 1 695 000,000 Herbert E. Cox LOCAL NEWS DON'T FORGET The County W ide DR. G.W. GRAVES F A R M R U R E A U PI CNI C Sunday, Aug. 17 VALE CITY PARK Bill Grasmick Driver Examiner Here Next Week Route 2, Parma LOCAL NEWS ays: C IIU K C H N O T E S BIFOftt YOUR CAR OoefUtaeUi "If There W as a Better Feed Than Purina, I W ould Feed It." Pictured above is Bill Grasmick with his 16-year-old Holstine cow. Bill is milking 16 Holstines now and is feeding them— PRESSURE-PURGE P U R IN A M IL K C H O W NEW HONEY Towne Garage The Articles of Confederation w . tlie first written plan for the U. S Government. A bidentate animal is one with only two teeth. The beaver is the largest North American rodent. Honey Foster factor than price.” Corner 9th and Brower profits increased when switched to Purina feeds. he MR. DAIRYMAN— 7 0 ,. 7 * 0 * “ N o -" hov. C "® '*” YOU c° n " ° -:W A N T E D :- . « »'»no'« . „ „ d i o " >" ° * *ou-"v” .4» * „ ,o" r ... „bou< <*>>*• ■ ■ YOUR DEAD AND USELESS ANIMALS Horses. Cows. Calves. Sheep. Hogs Cash for live horses and cows » . <•« V#U FREE PROMPT REMOVAL Phone us collect Nyssa 102 W Payette 170 A damage suit might coat you everything you own! ken Try Purina Milk Chow or Protena this next year, or if you have your own grain, ask us for Purina formu las to mix your own dairy ration. If no answer call Nampa 6-4004 D A Y OR NIGHT p o N D , r Rr ; E IDAHO ANIMAL PRODUCTS N orthwest C asi aiiy ««are«« Nampa, Idaho « § TOBLER’S FEED AND FUEL, INC. %■ Phone 26 ■ i. n B I iin r w ln ir f w ■ iw 1 Nyssa
