Nyssa gate city journal., June 13, 1957, Image 9

N y ssa G ate City Journal
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON.
VOLUME LII
W om en of the Nyssa com m uni­
ty are being asked to can and
freeze e x tra food in addition to
th at needed by th eir own fam ilies
to help stock the shelves at the
M alheur M em orial hospital, ac­
cording to an announcem ent m ade
this w eek by Mrs. H arold Bren-1
die, p resident of the hospital a u x ­
iliary. T he auxiliary yearly u n ­
d ertak es th e project of getting
th e w om en in the area to co n trib ­
u te canned and frozen food to
help reduce operating expenses
of the com m unity ow ned and op­
erated hospital.
Mrs. F ran k M orris and Mrs.
H arry M iner, who have been ap ­
pointed co-chairm en for the food
OUTSTANDING SUCCESS in
project, w ill arran g e to have the the use of th e recently develop­
cans or frozen food picked up as ed m onogerm single germ sugar
soon as it has been prep ared in beet seed has been reported by
th e homes, if they are notified. Jed Lewis, general m anager of
H owever, those who w ish to con­ the A m algam ated S ugar com ­
trib u te th e food m ay keep it u n ­ pany in Nyssa.
til th e y early d rive in O c to b e r!
The local com pany has 22
and it w ill be called for then.
acres grow ing ad jacen t to th eir
Mrs. B rendle stated th a t inas- { Nyssa plant. The new seed has
m uch as no m eetings of the hos- j elim inated the "stoop labor" r e ­
p ital au x iliary are held d u rin g j
th e sum m er it was fe lt advisable j Mrs. Steve A ult of Chicago, the
to ask for the canned food d o n a -! form er Ju d ith Skubal, d au g h ter
tions in advance of the canning of Mr. and Mrs. V incent of Nyssa,
and freezing season through the is h ere visiting h er p aren ts for a
Jo u rn a l, ra th e r th a n to w ait u n t i l , stay of several weeks. Mrs. A u lt’s
fall w hen those who m ight wish husband, A l/c A u lt is stationed
to co n trib u te th e food w ould have w ith the air force in Chicago. He 1
to tak e it from th e ir re g u la r expects to receive his discharge |
stocks.
from the a ir force in Ju ly and |
M eetings of the au x iliary will will come to Nyssa.
com m ence again in Septem ber.
Bob Rowe of H enry, Neb.
T hey w ill m eet the last M onday spent M onday night visiting at
of each m onth at 2 p.m., through the hom e of his aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. C. N. N eely and fam ily.
the w in ter m onths.
WEED BURNERS FOR RENT
TANK SALES — RENTALS — LEASES
"Your Servant Beyond the Gas Mains"
IDEAL GAS & APPLIANCE
Phones — Nyssa 2214 — Weiser 369-W
quired for thinning . Now one
trip through the fields w ith a
long hoe is sufficient to take
care of the w eeding.
Lew is said the germ was d e ­
veloped by R ussian refugees,
the S avitsky fam ily w ith the
cooperation of all sugar com ­
panies.
A t the present lim e th ere are
about 3000 acres p lan ted in the
NUMBER 23
RODNEY BEUS HONORED
Judith Roberts Has
AT SUNDAY TESTIMONIAL
A testim onial was given May 26 Series of Surgery
at the Nyssa stake house in honor
Ju d ith A nn R oberts, n in e-y ear-
of Rodney Beus, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Beus, who left Ju n e old d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Roberts of Nyssa, u n d erw en t s u r­
4 on a m ission to California.
A pproxim ately 250 attended the gery on her rig h t leg M onday in
event. T he p rogram was under St. L u k e’s hospital in Boise. This
Voting places for the J u n e 20 th e direction of Rodger Anderson. was the fo u rth operation p erfo r­
med on h er leg since she was
w heat m ark etin g quota re fe re n ­
Mrs. Bill H orner and d aughter strick en by polio in 1949.
dum w ere announced M onday by
According to Mrs. Roberts, J u ­
the M alheur county A gricultural of H arrisburg, Ore., are spending
Stabilization and C onservation tw o weeks visiting at th e home of d ith is scheduled for two addi­
h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy tional surgeries d uring sum m er
com m ittee.
K noedler, w hile her husband a t­ vacation. She m ay be able to be
For the Nyssa area, grow ers
tends N ational G uard cam p at rem oved to her hom e S atu rd ay to
w ill vote at the city hall, and city
G ow en Field.
convalesce.
halls at O ntario and Vale have
been designated as polling places,
w hile those in the south p a rt of
the county will cast ballots at the
Arock G range hall. Polls will be
open from 8 a m. u n til 7 p.m.
T he ASC announced a slight
change in eligibility for voting.
In past w heat referendum s, all
grow ers in the com m ercial w heat
area and farm ers generally are area w ere eligible to vote if they
enthu siastic about the quality had m ore th an 15 acres of w heat
of the seed and the labor-saving for h arv est on a farm . The new
featu res. Extension of the use ru le is th at all persons are elig­
of th e seed throughout the dis­ ible if they sh are in th e 1958
tric t is planned as it becomes w heat crop from a farm in the
available.
com m ercial area on w hich w heat
The above photo shows Lewis acreage to be harvested, plus any
inspecting th e hardy plants at w heat acreage to be p u t in th e
th e firm 's experim ental acreage. w heat acreage reserve, w ill be
m ore th an 15 acres.
—Journal Photos.
“N u G reen ” is 45% urea nitrogen
T w o-thirds or m ore of the elig­
ible voters m ust approve quotas
Resists leaching—locks itself to the soli
in o rd er to p u t them into effect
on the 1958 crop.
Free-flowing shot form ideal for all types
If quotas are approved, fa rm ­
T he selective service office in ers exceeding th e farm allotm ent
of broadcast spreaders
O n tario was closed all this week w ill be subject to a p enalty of 45
and re g u la r office hours from 8:30 p ercen t of p arity price on th eir
“ N u G reen ” speeds breakdown of crop
a. m. to 5:30 p. m., M ondays | excess w h eat and th e support
residues . . . gives maximum crop response
th ro u g h F riday, will be resum ed price w ill be av ailab le to those
n e x t M onday it was announced com plying at a n ational average
Plow down “ N u G reen ” ; use it to side dress or top
last S atu rd ay .
of $1.78 p er bushel, w hich is 75
dress; mix it with regular pesticide sprays. Any
No reg istra n ts w ere called f o r ! percent of p arity.
induction from M alheur county
If rejected, quotas w ill not be
way you use “N u G reen ”, you’ll be getting more
in Ju n e , b u t 14 registrants receiv­ in effect, b u t allotm ents w ill be
for your money!
ed calls to rep o rt for pre-induc- j
in effect and those com plying w ill
tion physicals in June.
Mrs. R u th Ingebritsen, clerk, be eligible for su p p o rt at 50 p er­
rem inded 18 - year - olds th a t all cent of p arity, it was explained.
boys m ust register w ith th e local
Phone 2253
Nyssa, Ore.
F or best results use the Jo u rn al
board on th eir 18th b irth d ay or
w ith in five days thereafter. A Classified Ads.
verification of b irth date is nec­
essary w hen reporting.
Wheal Farmers
To Vote June 20
On 1958 Quotas
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S electiv e Service
O ffice Holiday
A rnold W. S traw n. son of Mr.
and M rs. L ester H. S traw n .
route 1. Nyssa. is scheduled to
com plete recru it train in g Ju n e
13 at the m arine corps re cru it
depot. San Diego. Calif.
The 11-week course includes
instruction in all basic m ilitary
subjects and the firing of all b a ­
sic in fan try weapons.
Upon com pletion of train in g
new M arines «ire assigned to a
u n it for fu rth e r in fa n try tra in ­
ing. or to one of the m any M ar­
ine corps schools.
SECTION
THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1957
N ew Sugar Beet S eed Proves S u ccess
Hospital Women
Issue Yearly Call
For Canned Food
SECOND
NYSSA ELEVATOR
Mr. an d Mrs. Orin S um ner w ere
visited on S atu rd ay by a nephew
of Mr. Sum ner's, W illiam B en­
n ett, C arlin, TJ£v., who w as on |
his w ay to McCall.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
NYSSA CO-OP SUPPLY
is pleased to announce
the appointment of
DOUG BATEMAN
as new manager.
"D oug" was formerly associated with the Nyssa Co-op
and has recently been associated with Eder's where
he was m anager of the pump department.
AND A QUALIFIED STAFF WILL BE ON HAND
TO SERVE YOU I
ED MASON will act as assistant manager.
BETTY JURRIES, bookkeeper.
EARL BOWMAN & JOHN WARD, salesmen.
SAM PHILLIPS, head of fertilizer division.
Right there when a man needs I t . . . HOT water, heated
fast the electric way. And with three-times-faster Quick
Recovery water heating, there’ll be plenty left over for
dishes and laundry. Your automatic electric water heater
is the key to your lowest electric rates. Quick Recovery
or standard model, it entitles you to 700 BEST BARGAIN
kilowatt-hours at only 9 /1 0 of a cent each (after you’ve
used your first 200 KWH). Since the water heater ordi­
narily uses only a portion of this bargain service, the
balance can be used for other electric conveniences . . .
a dryer, dishwasher or freeier. So, sing a song of savinga
“HOT WATER’S GREAT . . . and it lowers your
rate!”
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