THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. CPE3CN THURSDAY OCTOBER 30. 1852
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r are disgruntled about issues m the two plat: rms N
-irtisan organizations are this year puttm. : rtr. rr. re
iforts than ever before to get the American people
.»ices
me polls where they are able to express their
without fear of reprisals.
We believe that the concern about the small voting
•.•rcentage in Malheur county has reached the pc- -ple
They evidently were shocked that in 1950 this c unty
- ad the smallest percentage of eligible voters registered
—a mere 63.2 percent—and this year the rec.rd has been
.pped to 80 percent.
The registration record is not as good as it sh aid be. but
is encouraging to realize there has been a gain The
urrent#>attle will not be won until 100 percent f the
registered are marked off next Tuesday as having voted.
It is ridiculous for any person of either p btical party
to say, “There are a few things I don't like aoout the
candidate my party has put up and I will r.< t vote f r
the opposition, so I won’t bother to go to the polls These
people seem to forget that such an attitude split many
,f the centuries-old foreign countries, some of them c >ing
.nto the one-party or dictator system and others dividing
into so many splinter parties that they fell apart They
forget or do not know about Germany. Italy. Poland and
many other nations where the free people were either in
different or were "slightly dissatisfied" with candidates,
but failed to support or reject them
If y o u '« “embarrassed" to admit you are patri >tic an i
love your country, just use the next best reas n for going
to the polls Tuesday. Tell yourself that you want to put
your two cents worth into any political discussion or
argument. Even though you "vote wrong" you can still
argue with a clear conscience.
at Nyssa. MaLr.eur County, Or«-.- *n
ITm r«-^XDLh~ < V.
at Nyssa. Oregon
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You Have Some Reasons for Voting
Newspapers and organizations throughout the r.at. r.
are urging the American people to turn out and vote
next Tuesday, some using the privilege theme, some
warning of the consequences of a declining voting recor :
each election and still others citing the duty and ob..-u-
tion appeal.
The latter approach might be the most effective rr.ear.
of helping bring voters to the polls. The idea, while r.< t
original this vear. was best explained by a national rau. >
commentator, who flatly stated that anyone wh■ > doe:,
not vote is casting a ballot for the enemies of this country
who would benelit if the free American system of votin.
were destroyed
Both political parties feel confident that a large vote
will mean victory for their cause and the efforts being
extended indicate sincerity in their efforts to publicize
the necessity of voting That is good, for both parties art-
willing to gamble on the untapped voting strength of
those millions of people who are indifferent to politics
COLOR FILM PROCESSING
Now is the time to look up those favorite color slides
or black and white negatives and have them made
into Christmas cards.
Along The
We are Authorized Ansco and Kodak Color finishers
offering the finest and fastest service in the area.
SCHOEN PORTRAITS
114 South 3rd St. Vfc Block South of the Citv Hall
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 227-J
Cleaners and Processors of
Clover, Alfalfa and Grass Seed.
We are an approved warehouse
and cleaning plant for seed to be
put under the government loan and
support prices.
Beal Seed Company
Phone 564
ONTARIO, OREGON
EDITORS
BEET
whether or not they intend to USf
space that week The friendly ch a :;
insofar as we ar e concerned. ar e a--
valuable as the revenue fre m the
advertising Pol tical prim ing h i 1
been a "mu.-t" t-ecause of the lirriited
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It's been a long time since we've
•old you our ''troubles” here at me
Journal shop and we know you've
UHUR< II OE ( HRIST
m i-e d reading about them We've
I’ arma. Idaho
oeen sorta busy the past couple
McC onnel \vr.
f three week-, what with the poli-
O . F. R o b i n s o n M i n i s t e r
t.cal cam paign that has absorbed a
10 a m., Bible study
lot o f time both from a vocational
11 a. m . morning wership.
and an avocatior.al standpoint, and
8 p. m . Sunday evening ervice
we haven't had m uch time to worry
Wednesday, 8 p m
B.ble study
about our troubles.
The campaign has been so heated
(IIU R U II O l THE BRETHREN
on a national and state scale that
Christian ( enter Mission
weekly newspapers have had to act
East 2nd and'Ehrgood
as
'm oderators." more or less,
10 a m . Sunday school.
throughout the battle T o the casual
11 a m . m orning worsh.p.
observer, all indications are that th<
newspapers are "getting rich " from
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
the revenue brought in by the poli
Frank C Coley, Pastor
tical advertising None o f us will
South 2nd and Reeve Ave.
deny that we are glad to see ad
10 a m . Sunday school.
ditional advertising from a legiti
11 a m . morning worship.
mate source, but there is much mere
Evangelistic service. 8 p m. every
than meets the eye of the public.
night except Saturday. FU^\ Geo
T he Journal plant is ill-equipped at Gee>ev
the present time to take care of the
THE CHURCH OF THE
volume o f business brought on by '
NAZ.ARENE
the political campaign That ha.s
Robert Jackson, Pastor
meant hundreds of hours o f a d - 1
10 a m , Sunday school.
ditional manpower to take the place
11 p m morning worship.
o f machinery we do not have— but
7 p m . N Y P.S and Junior m eet
hope to have m the plant by the
ings
first o f the year — in addition to
7 45 p m . evangelistic service.
nearly double shifts for most of the
regular crew The payroll has m oun
ADRIAN ( (IM M U N ITY CHURCH
ted during the tune the "extra busi
Hrnr\ E. Moore. Pastor
ness” ha- been com ing in. yet we
10 a m Bible school.
agaui admit that we still hope ad
1 1 a m . morning worship.
ditional net revenue has resulted
11 a m junior church.
If it ha- even more equipment will
be installed
FIRST
( h*rch of Christ
O oing a step farther in our an-
( llR IS T I AN
« :c decide tc
.Austin J llollinrsw orth Minister
"g o see the chaplain” we'll have to
10 a rr. church school. Elvln
consider a few more points on the
debit -.de Unfortunately, seme o f Ballou, superintendent
1 1 a m m m tng worship, directed
the local business f.rnu have been by minister
neglected somewhat In making our
7 p m . Clirlstian Y outh Fellow
weekly calls We believe that a news ship
paper should call on business firms
8 p m . night devotions with two
On All
HEATING FUEL
Purchased In Any Quantity
9 45 a m . church school.
11 j m morning worship.
p m . Voutn F elicvsnip.
FAITH LUTHERAN (H I R( H
Fifth Street and Park Avenue
L D S. 2nd WARD
John L. Briehl. Pastor
D. Hubert l hristensen Bishop
10 a m.. 6ur.day school.
15 a rr. priesthood meeting.
H a m . divine worship.
10 30 a rr. . Sunday school.
You are cordially invited to wor
8 p m . jAcrament meeting.
ship with us.
Tuesday. 2 p. m.. reltei society
W edne-day, 4 p. m . primary; 3
p. m . M I A .
CHECK
HARTMANS
2 Mi. E. at Locker Ave.
We Will
Gladly
Do
Your
CATHOLIC C H U RCn
Park Avenue and Third street
Rembert A hie*. O. F. M.
Ma - Sunday at * ana lu » m.
and daily at 8 a. m.
j a m . Catechism classes.
FREE M ETHODIST (H U R (H
Adrian. Oregon
10 a m , church school.
m morning worship.
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MISSIONARY B APTIST CHURCH
Elder Haskell Dane. Pastor
10 a m.. Sunday school.
11 a m.. morning worship.
8 p m.. evening worship
Custom Dressing of Poultry
at 3 0 £ each
Wi InM day.lp m prayer service.
L. D S. 1st W ARD
Gordon Kay, Bi->ho*
9 15 a m . priesthood meeting.
10 30 a m . Sunday school.
7 30 p m.. sacrament meeting
Tue-day. 2 p m . relief society.
Gem Produce Co.
Phone 17
Corner 6ih & Good
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30 Tons Hay in Stack
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Stock Pro ta cH o a
Cols. Anderson, Church, Tschirgi, Auctioneers.
L. H. Fritts, Clerk
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ALSO CHECK YOUR—
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( n v e re r c 1 Automatic Mechanical Gear
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Whichever vou pick. Ford 110 h p.
N-8 or 101-h.p S n Forilomnlic
make« the most vf vour powor
Bs'th have k o n i» power Un>«tmg.
gaa saving Automatic Power Pilot.
• WEATHER STRIPPING
Y o u con p e y m oro
Your Building Headquarter*
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THOMPSON OIL CO.
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CASH and CARRY
Now Is The Time to
Delivered
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ST PAUL'S EPISCOPAL ( H l R( H
C. T. Crenshaw. Rector
9 Ao à m.. Sunday school.
11 a m., w .rship services.
CHLKOI NOTES
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Dr. H G. McC aiLisier Min.JWt
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In 10 Lb. Lots
Wednesday « p an primary. 7 30
pm
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study groups
Ny.
STUNZ LUMBER CO.
N’ vvvi Or*
b u t y o u c a n ’t b u y b otto r!
Fiirdomatic not only
does your “ shifting'*
for you, it mnk«» all
handling easier. It
makes rocking out o f
sand or snow simpler,
gives you sufi* engine
b ra k in g on st ee p
d o w n gra d es ju s t
slide the selector to
" l a i ” ), m a k es all
driving easier ou
your eng i ne I
fono
HERRIMAN MOTOR CO.
Ph* no 11
Phone 77
314 Main, Nyssa