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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JO U R N A L , N YSSA, OREGON,
PAG E EIG H T
TH U R SD AY, JU N E 13. 1957
Kwicurb to Re-open
next p atien t in need of a large
q u an tity of blood.
The K w icurb, located on N orth
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Pledge Sheets
Main, will open F riday un d er the
u n til Bill was 14. Still touring the
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Y our local blood d rive com m it m anagem ent of P a t B arclay and
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ganizations in the county of the
state th e Kohls headed for H ar present. In M arch, 1957, a Nyssa tee is distrib u tin g pledge sheets P hyllis Fox.
.
,
.
. , necessity of cooperation if any-
lem, Mont., w here Bill com pleted resident sent us a clipping from to all the churches, lodges, busi
P a t is now atten d in g th e U ni
m en of Vale raised approxim ately thi
was going t0 be done for
M alheur county Young R epub- his h igh school education.
ness
firm
s
and
any
place
w
here
a
versity
of O regon w hile P hyllis is
a
S
alt
L
ake
City
p
aper
w
hich
is
* i™p rPve
Dr>; SI?ek 'Ae developm ent of the area,
u
m eeting Tuesday night at
and Dead Man s gulch road. They _ . .
_
h ealth y h u m an w ill stan d still a stu d en t at O regon S tate. They
T hen, as now, Bill’s hobby was w orthy of quotation:
B row nie’s Cafe in Nyssa, h eard m usic an d all through school he
w ere able to do quite a bit of E n th u .ia im C reated
long enough to sign his or her plan to o p erate th e K w icurb all
w ork on this road since equip-
Vi“
com m ittees w e re . ? £ Don M. G raham speak on the had a band, playing both the sax U rgent Appeal
name. W hen you are approached j sum m er.
m ent used was donated
' pointed by the C ham bers and the need for “young people to tak e and clarin et. He still shows up
“ An u rgent appeal was m ade for your pledge—don’t h esitate—
B oth of th e g irls are Nyssa high
, Izaak W alton league to raise over the reins from th e older on occasion w ith an orchestra in Tuesday by the A m erican Red sign up rig h t now. Sign for your school graduates.
New Resort B uilt
funds, supervise construction and leaders, who would gladly step
Cross for blood for F. Louis W al church, y o u r lodge and place of
the Nyssa area.
They will fe atu re fried chicken,
The next y ear Mr. Wood o f ! keep in contact w ith the S tate aside for young leadership.”
ters, 26-year-old M urray m an, em ploym ent—it is one w ay of ham burgers, t u r k e y burgers,
A
fter
leaving
high
school
in
Jo h n Day became interested in H ighway commission, the P arks
G raham urged the group to
who is suffering from a ra re giving cred it to th e various I m alts, shakes an d hot dogs.
developing a concession on the commission, the S tate G am e com I work hard for p arty candidates 1934 he m anaged a service station blood disorder.
organizations helping to prom ote
C urb service w ill be available.
in
H
arlem
u
n
til
1941.
He
sold
lake. T hrough the efforts of in mission and the P o rtlan d C ham and stated th at the county com
the blood drive.
Only
a
one-day
supply
of
blood
Fords
in
1942
until
all
of
a
sud
d ividuals of the Nyssa Boat club, ber.
m ittee should be allow ed to m ake
and plasm a rem ain s for the p a
If you are not approached to ! The d raw in g w ill be held at the
The county court of M alheur a choice of candidates in p rim ary d en th ere w ere no Fords, so got tient, who needs 2,000 cc’s of plas- sign the pledge sheet, phone ' high school gym nasium betw een
he was shown the advantages of
a
job
w
ith
th
e
G
reat
N
orthern
as
the C herry creek location, and he county was called upon and they elections. P arty m em bers should
i m a and two units of w hole blood [ R alph Law rence, Nyssa 2544, or | 9:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
and Mr. Crisp and Mr. Scott form agreed to furnish up to $5,000 to vote a “stra ig h t” ticket on state a firem an. He was on the H avre- each day. It takes 10 pints to Hal Henigson, Nyssa 6696, and
Don’t forget th e life you save
G
lascow
-W
hitefish
run.
ed a corporation to reconstruct help construct the road, provided and national candidates, t h e l
1 m ake up the 2,000 cc’s of plasm a. w e’ll arran g e your appointm ent. m ay be the one d earest to you.
In
1944
Bill
entered
the
service
th e road into C herry creek w hich th at funds in that am ount or more speaker said.
Mr. W alters has been in Salt
had been built by the Boat club, w ere raised by public subscrip-
Je rry Sw eeney of O ntario, p re s w ith the 752nd railw ay battalion. Lake G eneral H ospital since D e c .!
The
o
u
tfit
saw
service
in
England,
and furnish facilities for the use tion. The operators of the C herry ident of the organization, presided
F rance, B elgium and G erm any. 4. He has had to have constant
of the public at th at site.
creek resort agreed to furnish a at the m eeting.
He left th e service as a tech se r transfusions to keep him alive. As
A fter the road had been con- D-8 ca terp illar and an operator
geant, receiving his discharge in of Monday he had used 530 pints j
stru cted by this corporation, the at no cost, except for fuel,
of blood.
Ja n u a ry of ’46.
boat hoist at the dam was aban-
A total of over $7,800 was rais-
Red Cross officials said Mr.
W
hile
Bill
had
been
in
the
se
r
doned by the Nyssa Boat club ed by subscription for the project.
W alters
had
suffered
blood
vice
his
fa
th
e
r
moved
to
V
ale
and
Difficulties had been experienced This money, plus the $5,000 from
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for years in the operation of the the county, a great deal of volun- prepare a sign depicting some [ purchased th e Welcome Inn Cafe. poisoning and pneum onia during
hoist, since it was practically im- teer labor and the donation of the outstanding featu re of the Nyssa Bill joined his dad there in 1946 his stay in the hospital. He has re-
possible to get any person to op- caterp illar m ade possible the eon- area to send w ith Boy Scouts and w orked his way up from [ covered from these com plications
erate the hoist, and the Boat club struction of a ra th e r prim itive planning to atten d the national dish w ash er to assistant chef. Mr. b u t rem ains in “poor” condition.
did not have m oney to hire any- road from the dam to Gordon jam boree at V alley Forge. P resi Kohl re tire d tem porarily and Bill The ra re disease from w hich he
one for the full season. No other gulch and im provem ent of the dent W ilton Jackson rem inded all j took ov er the Vale cafe w hich he suffers is called hem ophilia B.
His use of borrow ed blood has
organization nor individual could original trail built from C herry business firm s to help prom ote operated u n til Jan. 2, 1953.
In th e m eantim e Kohl Sr. had not set a record. Some leukem ia
be found who would operate the creek to Gordon gulch.
“Beef for F a th e r’s Day.” a project
purchased B row nie’s Cafe in Nys and chronic blood disease cases
hoist
$16,600 D onated
sponsored by the Cow Belles of
sa and Bill came over to w ork have used m ore over a period of
At
the
present
tim
e
over
$16,600
the county.
New Ram p C onstructed
for his dad. He took over th e op years.
in cash donations has been raised
It was announced by Ken Ren-
B ut officials said Mr. W alter’s
A fter the hoist was abandoned, by various organizations and in
eratio n of th e cafe in A pril of
blood needs at th e presen t tim e
in o rd er to have any access to the dividuals in an effort to develop strom th at a m eeting of organiza 1956 w hen his dad retired.
tion representatives prom oting
lake by way of the dam , the
Ju ly 23, 1956, Bill really had exceed any case in this area, and
access to Lake Owyhee. P rivate developm ent of Lake O w yhee w ill
Izaak W alton league sponsored
things
cookin’ for it was on th at for this short period of tim e he
individuals have also spent thous be held at B row nie’s Cafe in N ys
the construction of a boat ram p
date
he
m arried Deane Mae Ches- has used as m uch blood as any
ands of m an and m achine hours sa Monday evening.
on the location of an old road
ney who had been associated w ith know n case.
in prom otion, exploration, con
His fam ily rep o rted th a t they
used for construction of the dam.
the cafe for several years.
struction and m aintenace of w hat
The league raised approxim ately
Bill is a m em ber of the Eagles, had ex h au sted all personal con
few facilities are available at the
Max. Min. Prec. the A m erican Legion, cham ber of tacts for supplying blood and will
$2,200 in cash, and w ith all labor
lake. The county of M alheur has
and m achinery being donated, put up $5,000, and $8,600 was put Ju n e 5
97
59
com m erce, Izaak W alton league have to re ly on th e Red Cross
for fu rth e r donations.”
w ere able to blast and bull-doze
Ju
n
e
6
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83
51
and th e M ethodist church.
into the boat ram p by the S tate
.
F o rtu n ately , w e n ev e r had a
a ram p approxim ately 800 feet
Ju n e 7 .............. 85
50
Big
things
are
brew
ing
at
G am e commission. T his ram p,
long.
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need for so m uch blood to save a
Ju
n
e
8
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70
55
B
row
nie’s
these
days.
T
he
b
an
how ever, provided no new access
.12
A fter the ram p had been com
Ju n e 9
77
50
q u et room is being rem odeled life—b u t w ho am ong us is sure
to the lake, m erely replacing p re
THE BEST BUY O F THE YEAR . . .
pleted the Izaak W alton league
Ju n e 10
81
53
throughout. New tile has been th a t he or she w ill not be the
Two bedroom s, attach e d garage, full basem ent, co rn er
w as able to convince the S tate vious facilities.
June 11
86
53
laid and decorations will be u ltra
G am e com m ission of the im por Tim e for More S upport
lot, 100 x 138 ft. P riced to sell—$11,000.
m odern. It is planned to have type. B ut it’s fun to read about
O w yhee R eservoir S torage
A good m any of the individuals Ju n e 12, 1957
tan ce of concreting the ram p. The
715,000 A cre Ft. special dishes for dining room “salam ” loaf and “calm ” chow
gam e com m ission expended a p who have been prom oting Lake .
der.
patrons plus special salads, etc.
(C apacity)
pro x im ately $8,600 in funds on O w yhee for the past several years I Ju n e 12, 1956
Keeps a d in er guessing!
Bill can cook, even if he can’t
R alph G. L aw rence, A gent
105 M ain St., N yssa
696,640 Acre Ft.
this job. This was the first m oney feel at this tim e th at the public [
expended by any public agency spirited people of this area have
for any access or recreational more than done th eir part. W hen
facilities to the largest artificial y ° u consider the sm all population,
lake in Oregon.
the fact 'b a t over
has i
At about this sam e tim e the been donated by individuals, $ 5 ,-1
o p erators of the C herry creek re- 000 of county funds have been
sort, who had com pleted the road used and the untold hours of ma-
to C h erry creek, pushed a trail chine and labor th at have been
from C herry creek to the edge of donated, most people who have
the G ordon gulch area, a distance w orked on the developm ent feel |
of about two miles, in hopes th a t 'b a t we have about reached the
the tw o m ile strip from the dam end of the rope in our efforts, and |
to G ordon gulch would be under- a is° feel th at it is high tim e the
tak en by eith er some public body state and federal governm ent took
or some organization such as h a d , in '0 consideration the benefits
p u t the original road into C herry 'b a t could be reaped if this huge I
body of w ater w ith its great seen- ]
creek.
ic
n s . . w . ere m ade avail-
Com plete New Road
, , attractio
.
In the w in ter of 1956-57 the able to the public
If the highw ay com m ission’s es-
Izaak W alton league decided to
sponsor the com pletion of the " m a te of 160,000 visitors a year
road from the gate house, which 15 corret't ; lt
" \ e“ n “ “ H
is located approxim ately one-half " re new "uris in us \
m ile up the lake from the dam, area benefiting not only Ma h eu r
to G ordon gulch. T he C ham bers county, bu t the w hole state of
of C om m erce of O ntario, Vale. ° re«on as wcl1_________
Nyssa and A drian w ere all con-
.
_
tacted and enthusiasm was gen- C o m i n g t V © I l t S . . .
erated for the project.
Ju n e 14-15—R ebekah Lodge
A group of P ortland business rum m age sale, old Jo u rn a l build-
men, who w ere interested in the ing.
recreational developm ent of the
Ju n e 14— O w yhee G arden club
state, m et in Nyssa on Dec. 28, dessert luncheon. 2 p. m.. a t hom e I
1956, w ith the C ham bers of Com- of Mrs. Lee Stoker.
m erce, Izaak W alton league and
Ju n e 17—OES m eeting. 8 p. m.. j
o th er interested individuals. This Masonic hall.
visit provided the necessary push Ju n e 18—Eagles A uxiliary. 8:30
to convince all the various or- p. m. Eagles Hall.
Interesting History of Local Efforts to Develop Young GOP Hear
Owyhee Recreation Submitted to Potrland Political Views
Men About Nyssa
Blood Seekers Start
Early C am paign
Of "Old Timer"
Cham ber Focuses
Views on Youth
W eather . . .
NYSSA INSURANCE AGENCY
PLUS
SR V
'/
STAMPS
Remember
FATHER'S
DAY!
S alad Bowl — Quart
M M M M M M M M M M M S*»****#»*******»*»*»********<M M M M M M M M F
Nyssa Theater
DIAL 3932
S ta rtin g Time
S at.-Sun— 1:30 P.M.
Evenings— 7:30 P.M.
FR ID A Y and SA TU R D A Y — JU N E 14-15
"THE FLYING LEATHERNECKS"
—In T echnicolor w ith —
Jo h n W ayne — R obert R yan
Don T ay lo r — Ja n is C a rte r
The rugged, m agnificent story of A m erica’s im m ortal w arriors,
the Flying M arines who won the air over G uadalcanal.
SUN D AY and M ONDAY — JU N E 16-17
"IULIE"
W ith Doria D ay — Louis Jo u rd an
B arry S u lliv an — F ra n k Lovejoy
T he y e a r’s m ost exciting and suspenseful chase m elodram a.
His insane jealousy m ade h er m arried ljfe a torm ent.
M atinee — S unday 1:30 p .m .
TU ESD A Y — J U N E 1 8 - S P A N IS H N IG H T
"ESPALDAS MOJADAS"
Salad Dressing
43*
Kraft — 2-Lb.
***% >
Velveeta Cheese 89*
Planter's — 18 Oz.
5 3<
Peanut Butter
Dromedary — 17 Oz.
Pkg. ^
Angel Food Mix 39<
Gold M edal and Drifted Snow
Flour
25 Lbs. * 2
¡29
Pitted Olive :j2
FROZEN FOODS
Umatilla — 10 Oz.
Peas
2 Pkg s. 2 9<
Grigg Bros.—9 Oz.—French Fried
Potatoes
3 Pkg 3 9<
COASTAL — 6 Oz.
Lemonade lOCans^fl
U. S. GOVERNMENT-INSPECTED
GUARANTEED MEATS
Morrell "Pride"— Canned
W yandotte — Select
Cans 4 9<
Sale Days...
Friday—Saturday—Monday
—and—
W ED N ESD A Y and TH U RSD A Y — JU N E 19-20
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Picnic Hams
Large Assortment
Lunch Meats Lb. 45*
Tasty Skinless
Weiners
"CITA CON LA MUERTE"
2 Lbs.
89*
f t l.'im -M .f ll Co,or
"THE BURNING HILLS"
W ith Tab H unter — N atalie Wood
Skip H om eier — E d w ard Franx
O ne impetuous young man against a band
of ruthless killers!
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