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o U. o f 0 . E ugene, Shop In the City Where You Can Park Free VOLUME Nyssa— The Sugar City of (he Great Northwest THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSD\Y, OCTOBER 13, 195' l me seholdt •pn. ill regular me av n th e O regon Nyssa G a te City Journal Water Metci’s May Be Installed In Ali Nyssa Homes; i'ounc?.* Sb’i ies Means to Reduce All Local Rates A 0 Library provide jf water u: •hi ilv m eetim lit; w is strongly c tv Council City Spruces Up; Weeds and Trash Bfeing Removed Weed ren i ' lot in li ;n earn nvi I ! V Th ity , j . ■ad cd veil ai Campaign For Ram Poslj onas Opening Su'.ar Factory Monday Big Ban nei Year Is Predicted for Local Orion Crop NO. 40 More Readers Bicycles, Cash Awaii Boys, Girls Who Work In Subscription Campaign Census Taking Wl pi Idem it r<?a< limy a !au d s'.ruin pi Of All Children ation of i ost foi waU r. n a c> glls 3' • parative basis of horn- - vei . pon: ’.g of Gets Underway motel.--, trailer court and a-.;. ..U D m; pa: at -up , nt . and v.b... T il cein '.ed Me net ay S planned kl\ lot ’a\. at fual decision was reached, it wa the w 11 q G :a).! iart aeri movi ho« ti r d .ho' generally agreed that the meter in c harge jf the "count: ity jo u i nal >f ail G i ’i d i n g t t< Wt 1 nt ; Jav. ¿O. system would bo in the best in tei fr you newb; I'd mi , abes ir .lrculatic > f the ci man th .lor.. to V i uth- throu i 19 ye, terest of the public. •4 a sum in ary of it was repo) d at of :ns id score? of t a plants. and Namp mien:- t!i is year ai 1 i \ Accordingly, City Mana. r Conn. I meet m Tut -day For actual si ho 1 purp ses, .'lul- ir hav found then Most of the farmer were un- poetatici is for the 1 utur6. icen . Aubrey R Middaugh was instruc ts have drei that many res: i from four throuf r 19 itei of ed lie. at on, pica ure id Both deposits and loans were able t > gt t into thi a fields tht tv e cleaner listed to serve s a ba; s fo; the He pa inted an optimist ic pic- iian< al gain, greater on Sept 30, 1935 at the ted to investigate the cost of me commenting on first three days of the week al- ture for a year t!hat he hi lieve . Nyssa branch of the First Nation- tering the city, for a report to be pi a: an, i of the cit Tht object of thi' cam] >aign i> county school fund as well a: the few truck loads wen will end up m goo d profits made to council at its next meet “ We are doing everything we though a for all Bank of Portland than they colic vt on old ; ci ipti ons and state basic school support fund, The ci'untv schnn fund is alloc- can for this clean up campaign,” hauled to the plant and rr.av bi growt-i ' with hi finger c >n the 1i add new readers to thi present • re at the same time a year ago, ing. ate,I on the basis of this census Middaugh -aid. "But we likewise shifted to Nampa where -i.rin. : pulse of Northw e<t commeid i ties. t was announced Monday by Will Reduce Rates :e h't o£ ihe Journal, started Wt ancsciay »<: tei : Manager Leonard Hewett. andidates who take part in with the district receiving $10 Middaugh said that with instal need full cooperation from all dinarily * net ween 30 a 40 thous he has bei >n in in míate cc mus citizens, to clean up their own tion with crop pr iduction. the campaign will be boys and for each youngster from four to Semi-annual statement of con lation of meters, water rates this time. and tom are on hand properties, so that Nyssa will be S h i p m e n t s to Rise girls who reside in the territory 19. inclu ive. The same cen us dition figures for the Nyssa would probably be less than they >aid. figure an- used for the state a city that everybody will be Lew l i ved by The Gate City Journal. ■ ranch showed that deposits were are at present. t a steady ri e in mon “ I predic Weather prediction.' for Wed- basie school support fund which proud to look at." There will be no losers, as the $4,012,998 for the quarter just Councilmen Tom Jones and nesday afternoon w nt e for anoth- h . p n n n t - to carload f gun that amount to $80 per cen us child. number of candidates is limited • nding as compared with 34.052.- Cliff Main joined in a motion to er rain storm, but by -■ late Wed- will exceed anything in thi- s com Supt R \ Wilson said that and each active candidate is 11 a year ago at the same time. obtain a complete report on com aid a i nesdav morning the forecast had munityN history," Jont guaranteed one of the major last year's census showed 1.710 Loans amounted to 32.873,008 on parative figures, for early action. been revised and the rain was the luncheon. pi'i/t of laste.-.t model bicycles or youngsters in the census age Sept. 30 this year and they were He tii ed the point that while The Council discussed its Ordi reported to have passed this area V ultl d in $17,100 $2,383,822 a year ago. many other prices are going up. a liberal cash commission. nance 361, an amendment to Or from the county , hool fund. Lewis said that early deliver railroad rates are going down. On another page of today's New all-time high deposit and dinance 355. which would give Othei funds in the amount of ies of beets looked very good and “ And ervice is better,” he said paper is a large advertisement oan totals have been recorded option to change the schedule of all indications are that yields will “We can now get the freight to telling all about this campaign. three or four dollars are di trit it ■ by the combined banking firm's current water rates. be as good as had been antici you from Portland, for example, It shows what the prizes are; how ed on this basis. This money Sept 30 statement of condition The Nyssa area Parent-Teach pated. 1 nt< ■ the teneial fund • 'f tho Under the amendment, under more quickly than you can get the prize; will be awarded, mini district and leduci vhich was released Tuesday by meter rates, the first 3000 gallons er.' association is giving special local taxes The Nyssa factory operates « ach her of votes given for each sub President C. B. Stephenson. by the amount collected, which of water used would be $2, with attention to Membet hip Enroll season until the latter part of your invoice.” Also on the program was Hal scription and other details. First National’s deposits for rates going down to 40 cents for ment Month all during October, February with a crew of approxi was about 25 mills last year, Wil- Enter your name immediately Henigson. who gave a report on j son said. :s 70 statewide offices totaled the next 1000 gallons, and reduc according to Mrs. Wayne Che mately 400 persons employed in the chamber's project of aid to by filling in the nomination $809.887,55. which is a gain of ing to 13 cents for as much as nut. president of the PTA Mrs. the operation. Special forms are being sent migrant workers at the Labor coupon and bringing it or mail Don Humble, membership chair $87,042,914 over Sept. 30, last 100,000 gallons. to all families with children in ing to The Journal office. If you Camp this season. He stated that man, has charge of various phases ear. Loans and discounts totaled $1353 78 was contributed by local are one of those to become active school to list all pre-school of the special month in addition Large Crowd Is $403,231,123, a gain of $81,804,- Non-Meter Rates Higher business firms to improve con and work throughout the short youngsters as well as those who On a non-meter rate, the ordi to soliciting new members, ac 927 over loans a year ago. ditions fur migrant and as- campaign, you arc sure to earn are no longer in school, but will nance would specify $2 75 per cording to the president Expected Tonight ist in their the recreational and edu one of the bicycles or commis not have reached the age of 20 by month on residential properties Mrs. Humble explained that it Oct. 25. Families who receive the 1 sions. rational requirements. Hotels and motels having kitchen is not nece.-sary to be a parent 27 Appear For At PTA Meeting Do this now—you know there special form are being urged to facilities; rooming houses; trailer before becoming a PTA member will only be as many candidates notify Rinehart of other families courts; drug stores and restau of the largest crowd of Spanish Lessons, rants; poultry house, service sta "The doors of PTA are never the One a a-on allowed to enter this campaign who have pre-school children or is expected tonight at closed The welcome mat is out as there are prizes and commis- members of the family ranging tions and garages, would be 7 For Typing all year long, but ir. October a the Nyssa PTA meeting sine« all | sions Act at once, for we do not from 16 to 20 years oif age, but charged $5 a month under the special invitation goes out to PTA members in the county and Interest in learning the Span- blanket system. want you to blame us if vim put none in school. all other interested persons arc everyone to add his talents and h language has proved great • iff sending in your nomination The propesed ordinance pro enthusiasms to make a better invited to hear a gm-t -pcaki r • nough to nece ltate two classes until after the campaign is under and be entertained w th music, 300 Fine Neighbors •ach week at Nyssa high school, vides that City Council may order PTA for this community. " Mr. 1 way. according to Mrs Wayne Ches-, the installation of water meters Humble said. -t was reported following the first This Campaign will not start Nyssa's second polio death of nut. PTA president. Join to Assist the meeting of aduit students and m- in any residence or place of busi The membership chairman went thi si.e.iii came Saturday even I i until Saturday. Oct. 15, and no ness where city water is used, if A. Wayne Durrell, director of •ructon Monday evening. A total on to explain that it is in PTA candidates will be allowed to ing when Beverly Ann Brown. I 1 27 pi rson enrolled for Span- in the discretion of the council, a that many kind- of families with adnr.-sion at the University of 12-year old daughter of Mr and start until Sha* time. However, Brewers After Fire meter would be cf be t interest to Portland and juvenile protection Some 300 neighbors of the Don -h lessons to be taught by Mrs. many occupations find a common Mrs Glenn A. Brown of Nyssa, any boy or girl interested in be i Robert R. Riley, Caldwell, who the city. meeting ground to work for the chairman for , the Oregon state route 1, died at a Boise hospital.' ing one of the workers in the ald Bri u er family joined ived for 15 years in Mexico. betterment of the schools, the congress of PTA. will . peak to campaign should call at The Monday night in a "f:ro shower,” The youngster became ill the group on juvenile problems Journal office as soon as pos held m the Owyhee Community One group of Spanish students W ould It Be M anana communities and the homes. and how they are being handli d. Thur lay afternoon and did n ot> sible. church, in a good will gesture to vill meet each Tuesday night in Or Tommorow? Poser In connection with October as attend school Friday. By Saturday | aid the Brewers, whose house Entertainment will include a Under the campaign rules room 17 at the high school from the attending pin ir an tentative Enrollment Month the following 7 until 8 o'clock and the second Is Asked at Luncheon proclamation was issued by May musical program staged by the j Iv diagnosed the • a e as bulbar each entry may get one sub burned down the night of Oct 4. '1 b » vent was sponsored by the Ontario Elk Gleemen The Ny a polio and ordered the child sent scription before Saturday, but City Attorney Hal Henigson or Paul House: proup will meet from 8 until 9 PTA will also hold a brief cere to Boot Ai rrling to the doctor, that is all. Any candidate who Worthwhile club of Sunset ’ Val o’clock. Spanish lessons will cost brought up a poser at the regular "To the end that our striving gets promises, cr does any ad ley, the OK club of the Owyhee weekly meeting of the Chamber toward better homes, better mony for United Nation week the child had suffered a strep in $1.25 each. unders the direction of Mrs. Har fection a few days before, but vance work on the campaign district, and the Community of Commerce in Brownie's Wed schools, and better communities riet Brumbach and Dad’s Night Supt. R. V. Wilson said that if before Saturday (except getting church. there was reported to he no con may be enriched by the contribu thers are interested there still is nesday. Folk came with armload of will be observed. He pointed to the fact that tion of every mother and father motion between the first illness the one subscription allowed by bme to enroll and enter the first gilts for the family which had lost the rules) will be barred from Richard V. Wilson, superintendent and polio. and teacher and friend in every actual class next Tuesday night. In an effort to correct rstrictcd 1 the campaign. This rule is made everything in the fire. Mrs. E ic It is suggested that new enrolles of schools, has instituted classes in kind of community. I. Paul House, Mrs. John Briehl Spanish for adults. breathing, surgery wa performed in fairness to all candidates and Perko, Mr: Homer Brewer, Mi mayor of Ny~ a, do hereby desig plan to attend the 8 to 9 p. m. Keith Tollman and Mrs. Jack “ At the same time.” said Hen nate the month of October 1955 at the Boise ho.-pital where the it will be strictly enforced. •lass which has the smallest en Is Polio Victim Elliott were in charge of the gift In the large campaign adver igson, "the Spanish-speaking peo polio diagnosis was confirmed. a s Membership Enrollment rollment. tables tisement is also a nomination or Mrs. John Briehl is confined to [ The child died immediately fol Although between 30 and 35 ple are going to school to learn Month." Mrs Wayne Robb, Mrs. Ken entry coupon. If you are inter the English tongue. the Xavier Hospital in Dubuque. lowing surgery. (Signed) persons indicated they were in neth Himple and Mrs Earl Kygar ested in being in the campaign “ Now tell us, Dick Wilson— Beverly Ann Brown was born Seal Paul C. House. Iowa, convalescing from an attack terested in typing, only seven ap see that your nomination coupon were in charge of refreshments who’s going to win out? If we Dec. 20. 1942 in Lucas, Kas. She of polio. The Brielils and their peared for lessons Monday. It is family had left Nyssa for Wis was in the seventh grade at Nyssa reaches the Journal office in served to all who came to the possible that there will be no learn enough Spanish to talk to Mrs. Bybee's Cousin Nyssa immediately The campaign shower. the Latins who have learned consin to visit relatives and Mrs. grade school. typing classes unless there is an English, aren't we all going to be Listed Among Victims Briehl had supposedly contracted Survivors include her parents. will not start until Saturday and * nrollment of at least 12 to pre- in the same boat?” Mr and Mrs. Glenn A. Brown; no one will be allowed to begin Two Police Officers the disease before she left here. ent costs per lesson from being Of Fatal Air Crash Superintendent Wilson grinned, two : ters, Colleen Kay and active work until that time, but She was entered in the hos- ; too high. Miss Anna Harrell of Lowel Rackham. of Ogden,! pital there on Sept. 23 and hos Glenda Lou, and a brother, Eu you should call for full details Given Salary Raise but reserved comment. Adrian is the instructor. Since Utah, a cousin of Mrs. D. O. Bv- pital attendants say that she w ill, gene, all living at home; and her and a complete free working out For Ousiandinq Work lose who have enrolled are anx- bee. was a victim of America’s fit at once. ^ ' Mi Two city police officers were be confined another two or three ' gram Ipai ents, Mr ous to take the complete course, worst commercial air crash in weeks, depending on her progress, Charle Brown of Luca . Ka and To make it easier for you to given a rise in pay during ti others are urged to sign up for history, when 66 persons died as before she is allowed to come Mr. and Mrs. Jered Conant of secure information about this big rrgular monthly meeting of City typing. their plane h,t against Medicine home. She was stricken in her Nebraska. prizewinning event The Journal Council Tuesday night 5 Wilson said there have been a The Eagles Auxiliary held their Bow peak, in Wyoming last week. lower limb- with a shortening of Rosary was Tuesday night at office will he open each evening They are Marvin Wilson and few requests for bookkeeping regular meeting Act. 4 and held Mrs Bybee and her two daugh- the cords in her legs and a gen 8 p. m at St. Hub< rt's church from 7 until 8 o'clock. Parent are Clem De Vinaspre, whose out nd short hand It-sons and that initiation for Darlene Hamilton, ters visited with her cousin this eral stiffness in her back. Rev and Father Rembert Ahles, O. F. urged to come to the office with standing work on the force was f enough people indicate their Betty Bowen, Bernice Cleaver, past ummer. on their return Briehl said that medical attend M , offered requiem mass at 9 a. their children so they will under recognized in a voluntary move interest by calling his office, ar- Dorothy Herren and Florine from a trip to New York. ants say that if there are no un- j m Wednesday morning. Inter stand the many easy winning and by the council. ¡angements will be made for the Toombs. Rackham, who was a pilot forseen difficulties, she will re ment was in the Nyssa cemetery educational features of this cam Both were given a $25 per masses. Door prize went to Mrs. Ken ferrying planes for an airline cover completely. Jean Moeller. 13, of the Arcadia paign. month increase in salary. Renstrom. company, was returning home i Each day, she receives physio community died of bulbar polio Most surprised of all were the The next meeting will be held from Florida as a passenger, Aug. 29, th- first death thi year Principals Attend officers themselves, who were not therapy treatment and Kenny Oct. 18 at 7 o’clock with a pot- when the airliner crashed. in Malheur county. present at the council meeting hot packs. luck supper and a Halloween When Mr Bybee and the girk According to Dr. Grant B. Meeting In Eugene and only learned about it throuzu Rev. Briehl and three children Hughe . county health officer, costume party. Jack Jenkins, high school prin- gossip Wednesday. visited with him, he was con- Adrian—The Union high school and his mother, Mrs. John H In honor of the state Madam! strut ting a new plane for him- there have be< n 27 polio cases i ipal and Murl Lancaster, junior '■ TSA nr t Monday of la t week President the business meeting self, but made arrangement for Briehl arrived in Nyssa last Fri thi season and 17 of them in the hich principal, were in Eugene Tre irir, r _ p at the high school building with will start at 8 o'clock Monday and Tue day attending a j l ^ y O x T O Sil Ny; a community. the By-bee girls to fly over Ogden. day evening Mrs. Dyer Roberts, president m An average of one new case a se ondary ehool principals as- Queen at College harge The program consisted of week wa reported for three or sociation conference. They were Irene Javo. daughter of Mr. and New Money Order a reading by Mrs Horace Chaney four wek , hut -:nce Sept. 15. accompanied to Eugene by Athol Mrs. Frank Jayo of Nj < a, was followed by a "buzz session” in Being Used Here the incidence has been reduced Savre. Adrian principal, and Rob elected freshman Queen at Mary- hich nine different groups as- from 300 to 100 percent, Dr ert McConnaha and Wallace Tid Ihurst collect' Sept. 30, and wa, A new money order system in- ■mbed for disci; ion of a lgr.cd well Ontario principals. 11 u gli * • said. stigated recently by the postoffice crowned at the climax of Green jpics. then joined for a general department is working out satis- Prelude, tradit onal welcome .scussion Sa'.k polio vaccine is now avail The hot will be given by ea h fai torily and will eventually ri - danci for new students. Among the -'ubjects were pro able commercially and can be ob phyucian by appointment only ult in considerable time saving;. Oregon G am e Dept. Announces Plan <Ju> enly honors art new to grams for PTSA, What should tained through family doctors, it and youngsters from 5 to 9 years Postmaster Lloyd Lewi 'aid. Irene, who was Harvest Queen ‘n zhools accomplish'’ How can we of age have priority. It is expect The new ystem is designed for For Assistance On O w yee Boat Ramp Nyssa in 1051 while a senior at seat more interest in the school was announced Monday after ed that arrangements will be e agreements were also Nyssa high school. Her sister, Syl Easy ace=s to the Owyhee reser and and chorus'’ How can we m- various arrangements were made made by the Oregon state Board the patron to fill out the money via, now a Marylhurst college rease our -chooi fund? How can by Ny a physicians, all of whom of Health to make the vaccine order after a clerk writes in the voir will ' in b<- available to boat reached between local sports I sophomore, was Nyssa’s Harvest amount of money. There are no groups and the game commission ! men is the word from George were reported to have the vaccine -chools help in character build- j aval la t !e for thon up to 20 ; eai application blanks and the new Kernan, chief of engineering, Ore Dingell-Johnson funds will fi-j hjueen v 1953. ng? How can PTSA help rela- on hand. of age. money order u “just like cash” nance the improvement project. | Sylvia and Irene, with Dolores gon Game commission. '.ons between the school, school It was also announced that It is probable that peeial ar ¡until the patron has written in Preliminary engineering su r-: Echanis and Juanita Ybarzabal of F ',a / agreement wen recently oard and the people? What time there will be no more mass im- rangements will be made to take) the essentials. veys have been completed and, Ontario and Beatrice Solosabal of executed with the Rureau of Rec- io d i tud- n- go to bed on m, nizatiem through ti e chool < are of welfare cases in the coim- For ru ai routes it is nece ary ia-nattor, under which the game call for a concrete ramp anuroxi- Boise, danced at a reception and and weekeh is? How (or by ;.nv other mean*. Tenta- jty. it was reported. schoo tea held Oswego Oet. 6. to u=e the old system,the post c, mr -l C "ii V. a ’t'uitvd a been e natolp 6O0if'et lor an v iu improve the school spirit’ 1* CO! d of the vaccine and it. h s . Wearing foeque costumes, they master said. and tf n-fr' thick. A retaining t/ enjkt. mproveimnfr on an ex more cl The »O’ adm nutr; \v. in -to' recommendations for or against. demonstrated danci ; of Ihe Ba ■m all will a! o be constructed on It by ,1 ru ip l - fil . ( «i 05) bank side to prevent loose, que peopb olYBtl Spain. .f a' >4 ,r < •i i t in n • r y ny Two Nyssans Attend P rHi in rt Tancf- o'vucd i” ----- hiJy————— and debris from spilling onto! dirt • • .!»»■ ?)• '-r, •AL FOR HOSPF CAN an mmiiklation or giuranteitt1 A 3/C PAYNE VISITS Earlier this year, thP boat the ramp.Q Rc am- doctor did relcr recer Banker- Convsntion Ai rii .'.itsi ?d fr M G. V Know A 3/C Ernest E. Payne returned The la-aching ramp will be by visited ari© was aunching Mr and Mrs. Leonard If. wett : that the second sties which showed that .mJ cod -ir Saturday to his base in Arizona located about half way bets^ilto local putsmen headed by E E. c ha been a*’ ween 2$ and 50 and Mr and Mrs. George Mitchell given four vrevk two after a week's visit with his par among children returned Sunday evening from Clomnger and commissioner Gil- the dam and the boat lift. A car i ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. the Malheur after the initial -hot and fne percent and trailer parking area built by director Schnei- Memorial hosp tal last Friday, third and final vaccine be admin- who received local sportsmen is already avail Payne and his fiance, Miss Mary The beets were d jrxted by Mrs. isk’ fd six months after the sec ered shots as c o t - «irwn w r t j a wio e ïTir. Mlicneii nau aiwnueu a D ïuiwm i i isgional Merrick. able above 4be launching site. i Lightfoot, and who did not reedve kny Vaccine management conference. ond. John W ftf uncil Local Deposits, Loans Increased From Last Year PTA Enrollment Month Observed; Proclamation 12 -Year Old Girl Nyssa s Second Polio Eagles Auxiliary Holds Initiation Adrian PTSA Has Discussion Meet Commercial Polio Vaccine Available Far Children Through Locai Doctors © ^ Q
