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Nyssa Gate City Journal
VOLUME LIII
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1958
Spring Mechanization to Reduce
Sugar Beet Labor Requirements;
Local Processing _ Nears End
Local Gas War
Continues to Flare
At Nyssa Stations
NUMBER 6
City Council Throws Out Nyssa’s
$225,000 Street Improvement District
N yssa’s gas war, sputtering
along for nearly two months now.
Spring m echanization in the planting of sugar beets, re-1 appears to have settled down to
ducing labor requirem ents by at least 40 or 50 percent, will a prolonged siege
Posted prices have leveled off
be a reality in all sugar beet producing districts in the coun­
to 28.9 cents p er gallon for re g u ­
try w ithin a few years.
This was the im pression received by H enry Zobell, m an­ lar gasoline and 33.9 for ethyl
ager of the Nyssa district of A m algam ated Sugar company, at m ost stations thro u g h o u t the
♦at an international, biennial area, w ith a few com b atan ts p o st­
ing prices several ten th s of a cent
m eeting of the A m erican So­ low
er th an these prices.
A 5-m ill levy for -ity street
ciety of Sugar Beet technolo­
C
u rre n t, w ar-level prices are m ain ten an ce expires Ju n e 30, af-
gists in D etroit, Mich., last about
eight cents a gallon less for ter h av in g been a v o ter. approved
week.
re g u la r and
five cents less for five_y e a r ieVy w hich started Ju ly
Zobell said th at in the m eetings
Five-Year Levy
For City Streets
Expires in June
Hospital Board
Names Officers,
Gets Blood Bank
FIRST
SECTION
Beet Growers,
Sugar Company
Slate Meeting
Nearly 109 Attend Tuesday Hearing,
Voice Assessment Dissatisfaction
N y ssa ’s city council scrapped their previously approved,
su g ar beet growers and Amal- $22^00(Lstreet a n d alley im p ro v e m e n t d is tr ic t No'. 5 Tuesday
gamated Sugar company officials n ig h t a fte r n e a rly 100 p e o p le a p p e a re d a t th e c o u n c ils sche-
will m eet again M onday at T w in duled assessment roll hearing on the im provem ents.
Falls tQ conciude 1958 contracts,
A fter hearing protests the council directed City A ttorney
according to H enry Zobell, m an- Harold Henigson to draw up ordinances nullifying the ordi­
ethyl than m ost
p re-g as-w ar
lf 1953 T h e special levy will have ager of A m alg am ated ’s Nyssa nances establishing the im -f---------
he attended, the discussion was prices around Nyssa T hey h ave to be ap p r0 ved by a m ajority of district.
provem ent district and the f t
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p re tty w ell centered around mon-
held th e ir p resen t low for seyer a l ' Nyssa vo ters som etim e before
T h e tw o groups failed to reach
Election of new officers for the °8erm seed, precision planting w eeks now a fte r dropping a little I j u n e_ ¡f th e fund is to be con- an ag reem en t on this y e a r’s con- ch arter am endm ent providing
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,
M alheur M em orial hospital board and sPr ing m echanization and n ea rlv ev ery day d u rin g the first tinued, cjty officials explained.
tracts w h en they last m et Jan . 20, the issuance of $48,000 in gen- Z ,
eral obligation bonds to pay F r f l m T l i e f f i p f
of d irecto rs and the acceptance of th at the e n tire industry realizes
a
bH aoi ;„ „ u i j
F o r the
fiscal y e a r 1957-58 (end- although both em phasized th a t no
a n offer m ade by the A m erican
im P °r tance of getting spring P3 An
arm istice m eeting was held mg ^
30) # *o ta , of $10,024.90 “ex tre m e” differences ex isted and the city ’s portion of the p roject * * U I1 1 U I d i i I w l
The council’s actions w ere f t
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Legion post 79 to supply a w alk- ^vora done m echanically not re- by m any of the o perato rs a couple
will h ave been raised on th e city- predicted an early com pletion of brought about largely by protests
of w eeks ago in an effort to s ta ­
mg blood bank for the hospital
on£,so4 rFe
!ahor.
wide p ro p e rty assessed valuation all agreem ents.
registered on F irst, Second and |
w ere highlights of the board’s ^ocal
P articip ate
bilize th e price front, b u t unoffi­
U. S. D istrict Ju d g e C hase A.
Third streets, north of Park ave­
m eetin g T uesday night a t the hos-
R epresentatives from 32 states cial sources rep o rt th at ab out the of $2,004,980. T he first y ear of
C
lark
~ ta l
and 12 foreign countries atten d ed only agreem ent reached "w as to the special levy, 1953-54, ap p ro x i­
nue and especially the areas o n , . . . dism
. issed
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. _, U. S. Dis-
m ately $8,500, w as derived from
^
TI . .
x
I the biennial m eeting. Besides Zo- continue to disagree."
these streets n o rth of Locust tn c t court ,n Boise, T hursday, a
D. Hubert Christensen was ^
G eorge E Rush and Donaid
where nearly 100 p ercen t of the sum m ons ag ain st H anson and
Some statio n operators rep o rt a the tax and has increased alm ost
elected p resid en t of the board to, L o id em ey e r, both local Am al-
every y e a r as new property in ­
property ow ners affected p rotest-
C onstruction com pany, a
slight
increase
in
business
since
cucceed Bob Johnson of P arm a g am ated sta ff m em bers, atten d ed
ed the assessm ents.
S pokane co -p artn ersh ip , filed by
the gas w ar began. T hey a ttri­ creased th e city ’s valuation. All
who has headed the group for the the m eeting. T hey also partici-
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G eorge D eH aven and his son,
fu nds h av e been used for street
Council Could H ave C ontinued
B ruce, route 1, Nyssa.
past year. O th er new officers i p ated in sections devoted to chem - b ute it to “m ore thro u g h traffic m ain ten an ce and some im prove­
As pointed out by M ayor Cliff
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nam ed are Dick Forbess vice ist
and factory operations and filling up th eir tan k s in N yssa” m ents such as intersections for a
e Iiav en ’ was in ju red A ugust
p resident, and C harles L a n d r e th ,; genetics and v ariety im pr0ve- w’hen they see the conspicuous previous stre e t im provem ent pro-1 The board of directors of the Main at the hearing, th e c o u n c il1 12, D 1957
w hen the boat in w hich
signs proclaim ing the cu rren t gas
Nyssa school d istrict m et T u es­ w ould have been com pletely w ith-
secretary. O ut-going officers from m ent.
ject in 1954.
in
th
eir
legal
rig
h
ts
to
p
u
rsu
e
the
htc
,was
rid in g collided w ith a
prices.
day a t w hich tim e they discussed
th e la tte r tw o positions are C h ris­
Along the lines of m onogerm
T he city council five years ago, th e teachers salary plig h t in the im provem ents regardless of the steel cable ex ten d in g b etw een
Signs
of
the
“w
a
r”
first
w
ere
tensen and Mrs. W esley B row ne, seed, Zobell said the Nyssa dis­
barges u n d er
visible around th e area shortly j called th e special election after district. A special m eeting to dis­ T uesday night protests since i n - , tw
.. o co nstruction
...
,
respectively.
trict has been experim enting w ith a fte r the Dec. 7 an n iv ersary of county vo ters rejected continua- cuss fu rth e r possibilities on the sufficient protests w ere b ea rd at th e .P ™ bridge b eing constructed
Also serving on the 11-m em ber it fo r several years. L ast year, P earl H arbor. T he ex act cause j tion of a co u n ty -w id e road im-
the Nov. 15 rem onstrance h e a r­ on the Snake R iver. D riv er of the
board of d irectors are J a k e F isch­ he said, each A m algam ated field of the o u tb reak has not been de- p ro v em en t tax of 10 mills from 1958-59 teach ers salaries, has
ing before the im provem ent dis­ boat, D arrel C. B utcher, 17 y ear
er, F red B racken, B ernard E ast­ m an d istrib u ted enough of this term ined. O th e r th an the one ar- w hich th e city received a sum been set for Feb. 25, according to
trict was established. C ity s ta t­ A pple V alley boy was killed al­
R.
V.
W
ilson,
su
p
erin
ten
d
en
t.
m an, Jo h n Stam , G ra n t R in e h a rt seed for about 250 acres. This m istice atte m p t w hich ap p aren tly ’ com p arab le to 5 m ills of its valu-
m ost in stan tly .
Wilson rep o rted also on the utes provide th at if a 66 and tw o-
and V ernon P a rk e r of A drian.
y e a r the sugar com pany plans to broke dow n, th ere have been no | ation.
T he U. S. D istrict judge final-
thirds
p
ercen
t
p
ro
test
is
reg
ister-
i
discussion, concerning the eon-
C o m m ander of the Legion post, d istrib u te enough of the e x p e ri­ indications of a truce in the n ea r
Voters in Ju n e, 1953, approved version of coal to gas. A pproxi- ed at the rem onstrance h earin g ized his decision by statin g th at
H arold B rendle, explained W ed­ m en tal seed to grow ers for a to­ fu tu re .
| the stre e t ta x 56 to 8.
m ation review ed at this tim e the council m ust drop the propos- Hie sum m ons had n o t been prop-
nesday th a t the L egionnaires tal of 3,500 acres
stands a t $12,000 and w as pro- ed im provem ent district,
p lan n ed to organize a w a lk in g Local P rocessing End N ear
claim ed unfeasible for this year. I Some 152 individual protests,
T he local p lan t expects to fin-1
blood ban k to be available to the
Before fu rth e r action w ill be tak- J including m any absentee ow ners, j
hospital a t all tim es as a free se r­ ish processing last y e a r’s crop of i
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| en, Wilson stated a m eeting w ill, against th e already - begun lm-1
vice. Goal of the Legion is to a r­ su g ar beets by Feb. 22. Zobell j
\ a | o c F i / o n f f n r F r i n a t r a n i l X 3 fll1 "n 3 1 7 ' b e h e ld w ith gas officials to d eter- ! provem ent of 48 blocks of streets
ran g e a list of ap p ro x im ately 200 said the beets in storage are still | k J u X C O i -1 V C 1 1 1 1U1 1 l l U C I j a l l l l t j a i l l l l i a ^ j m ine additional details, som etim e t ar>d 11 alleys w ere registered
donors w ith a com plete card file keeping very w ell in spite of
S om ething new and d iffe re n t is
T h e first of a series of m onth- in M arch.
w ith the council, both at th e as-
of nam es and blood type so don­ w arm , dam p w e ath er. H e also
board gran ted perm ission sessm ent ro hearing, w hich t u r n - ,
ors m ay be im m ediately available said th e percentage of sugar in being instigated this w eek by th e 1 j ly "D ollar Days" events is b eing to The
the C atholic church of N y s s a . ed into a rem onstrance hearing,
last y e a r’s crop was “satisfacto ry ” Nyssa C h am b er of C om m erce | launched by 16 m erchants w ho
w h a te v er the em ergency.
to use six classroom s of the Nys-1 and by letter and petition. These
m
erc
h
an
ts’
com
m
ittee
in
the
w
ay
have
set
aside
F
rid
ay
and
S
atu
r-
alth o u g h th e exact percentage
sa grade school, as has been done j rep resen t less th an 20 p ercen t of
cannot be released u n til the p ro ­ of m onthly sales prom otions, ac- day of this w eek for th e prom o-
in the p ast years, for a tw o week th e city ’s total taxpayers,
cording
to
R
obert
W
ilson,
chair
tion.
T
he
m
erch
an
ts
are
offering
cessing has been com pleted.
period
a fte r schools are dism issed 40 P ercen t O bject
nu m ero u s item s at reduced prices
Zobell said th at M alheur co u n ­ m an of th e com m ittee.
in the la tte r p art of May.
F o rty -eig h t p ercen t of th e as­
on
pages
12
and
13
of
this
w
eek
’s
ty beet grow ers w ere m ailed th eir
sessed area for stree ts and 19.2
issue of T h e G ate C ity Jo u rn a l
1958 acreage allotm ents last F r i­
p ercent of the area to be assessed
and
they
re p resen t
“traffic |
day and those in Idaho w ere s la t­
D ue to a typograph ical error, stores” such as food, clothing, va- j
for alleys registered a p ro test of
M alheur co u n ty ’s contributions ed to go out yesterday. M alheur last w eek's Jo u rn a l rep o rted
some sort. A bout 40 p ercent of
for the M arch of D im es in the co u n ty ’s allo tm en t for this y ear th a t the Nyssa C itiie n 's U tility riety, h ard w are and f u r n itu r e ,
the individuals involved in the
c u rre n t cam paign had reached is 16,911 acres, dow n slightly from com m ittee recom m ended to the stores.
stre
e t assessm ents accounted for
Wilson em phasized th a t noI
n early $5,000 by noon W ednesday, last y e a r’s 17,378. Som e 522 grow ­ city council th a t a m inim um
th e 48 percent of th e area, w ith
E lm er C ruson, county chairm an, ers have applied for proportionate wetter charge of 50 cents be ! “g iv e-aw ay ” gim m icks a re being
R esidents of a larg e p a rt of 376 individuals to have been as­
shares.
announced.
m ade for a 5/§-inch m eter w hen ! attem p ted to a ttra c t people to
Nyssa, b u t each sto re is offering th e low er S n ak e riv er valley sessed in th e d istrict.
N yssans co n trib u ted $645 in the
and if they w ere installed.
N early 80 of th e 152 individual
!
This figure was in e rro r and bargains and a v arie ty of m er­ w ere trea ted M onday n ig h t to protests objected to th e e sta b ­
should have been $2.50. w hich chandise u n av ailab le an y w h ere j one of th e m ost sp ectacu lar d is­ lishm ent of the im p rovem ent dis­
and A d rian $55, m aking a total
was th e com m ittee's recom m en­ else in the low er S nake riv e r val- ; plays of n o rth ern lights ever trict, protests th at should h ave
ley. T h e m erch an ts’ com m ittee
of $1700 th ro u g h this phase of
dation.
been h eard at the city council’s
I ch airm an called atten tio n to the w itnessed in this area.
th e cam paign. Indications are
ea
rlie r rem onstrance hearing.
L asting for m ore th an tw o
large n u m b er of re ta il o u tlets in
th a t m ore m ailers w ill y et be re ­
H ow ever about 33 p ercen t of
B
roshia
Case,
d
au
g
h
ter
of
Mrs.
Nyssa
as
w
ell
as
autom
obile
and
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hours, th e p red o m in ately red
ceived.
Dolly Case, was judged w in n er
im plem ent dealers, service bus- j sun rays, sp rin k led w ith green th e protests, 10 of them re g ister­
A thol R eed S ayre
T hro u g h o th e r fu n d -raisin g en ­ of the A m ercian Legion o ra to ri­
ed at T uesday n ig h t’s m eeting,
inesses and all professional serv- 1
A
busy,
ch eerful m an who is
terprises, not including m ailers,
cal contest for division 8, w hich
ices th at m ake Nyssa the ideal and blue, bounced from artic w ere on th e m an n er in w hich
Nyssa co n tributions to d ate to­ covers the eastern p a rt of Oregon
j
the
costs
w
ere
assessed.
Most
of
dedicated
to
the ed u catio n of
shopping ce n te r of the en tire ice and covered m ost of the
taled $900; O ntario and Vale, each from B urns, Jo h n Day, Vale, O n­
] these people expressed the opin- y o u th in this area, this w eek ’s
F am iliar red heart-sh ap ed coin area.
n o rth ern horison from e a st to
$1000; A drian grade school, $45.-
ion they w ere in favor of the M an A bout N yssa (w ho’s really
boxes are m aking th eir an u al ap ­
tario and A drian.
west. R apid changes in atm os-
“W
ith
traffic
stores
offering
75. No report has been received
pearance
i
n
local
businesses
,
Miss Case will rep resen t the th ro u g h o u t N yssa as b oth fund su , ou tstan d in g bargains and th e pheric conditions caused con- street im provem ents b u t prefer- from A drian) says h e’s n ev er
from Jo rd a n V alley, the cam paign
red the city council to devise a lived o r w orked m ore th an 15 or
area at the state contest to be
v ariety of selection of m erch an ­
ch airm an stated.
held M arch 1 in Eugene. S he is collectors and vivid rem inders dise, we feel th at we are helping cen trated red glows and ch an g ­ d ifferen t assessm ent procedure, i 20 m iles from w h ere he was born.
P etitions "M isrepresented"
A thol Reed S ay re was b o rn in
T ab u latio n of proceeds from the being coached by C harles S te f­ th a t F eb ru a ry is H eart M onth, ac­
ing colors as well as positions
M other’s M arch conducted Jan . fens, post oratorical officer and cording to Mrs. K. A. D anford, resid en ts of this area an d a t ) and included num erous " fla sh ­
O ne of these p ro p erty ow ners th e sam e house as his m o th er in
sam e tim e increasing o u r ow n |
i told The Jo u rn a l W ednesday m or- the D ixie com m unity, six m iles
30 in th e city of Nyssa and su r­ w ill com pete w ith the seven o ther publicity chairm an.
business in this period of ch an g ­ es" sim ilar to th at of colored
H
eart
F
und
v
o
lu
n
teer
w
orkers
j ning th at he and several others j so u th east of P arm a. His m o th er’s
rou n d in g ru ra l area and from the d istrict contestants.
ing n ational econom y,” W ilson spotlights.
can n isters w hich had been placed
had been counted am ong the pro- fam ily had m oved th ere ab out
She spoke before the Eagles from the A m erican Legion A u x ­
iliary
and
O
regon
Nurse6
D
istrict
com
m ented
in d ow ntow n business firm s h av e No. 2134 lodge Jan . 29 and before
N um erous calls reached The testors and th at a p etitio n they j 1864.
n o t been com pleted, W ard W ie- AAUW at the hom e of Mrs P a r­ No. 20 association will be down-
b u t calls to residents n o rth of signed had been “m isrep resen ted .”
Before young S ayre began
neke, Nyssa chairm an, reported. k e r F illm ore in F ru itla n d Feb. tow n S atu rd ay Feb. 22 m aking M a n O O e r R e D O r t S
tow n and as far as Vale soon The spokesm an said he w as led to school, his fa th e r gave up farm -
revealed it was the au ro ra bo­ believe th e p etition su b m itted ing and w ent to w ork w ith the
10. She has also given h er o ra­ collections, Mrs. D anford stated
S unday, Feb. 23, has b een pro-
realis in action. Most m u ltip le T uesday n ig h t was m erely to have 1 U. S. B u reau of R eclam atio n on
torical speech to the A m erican
Legion, Legion au x iliary and the
o v e ^ r o u o will be m aking
D uring the m onth of Ja n u a ry , service telephone lines in N ys­ the council take a second look th e reclam ation of lands aro u n d
W ilder.
N yssa C ham ber of Com merce.
th * above group w ill be m aking
tlck ets w ere lssued by city po- sa w ere "tied up" for long p e r­ and atte m p t to reduce costs.
H er subject w as “T he U nited
a door to door can v as of th e com-
tlc*ets p^ ! n g y m lab o n s ac- iods as calls w ere being m ade
He w ent on to say th a t it was G ra d u ate of W ilder Schools
S ay re was g rad u ated from the
S tates C onstitution, an In stru - ^
cording £ reports su b m itted to and O ntario operators w ere explained at the m eeting the
kept busy w ith b oth local and costs could not be reduced w ith - W ilder grade an d h ig h school.
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“P T A Goes S pecial” w ill be
long distance calls.
(C ontinued on P age 8)
W hile in high school he p artic i­
W here th ere is no one home, th e
M iddauch. Of this num -
the them e of the Nyssa PTA m eet­ _
p ated actively in sports, calling
v o lu n teer leaves a “S orry -I- ber. 15 resulted in fines and one
ing beginning at 8 p.m. Feb. 13
signals as a football halfback,
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M issed-You” envelope w hich can *s SHH pending
in th e school cafetorium . T he » »
play in g fo rw ard on th e b a s k e t­
be addressed to “H e a rt”, care of
A total of 26 traffic a rre sts was
Rev. E arl H astings w ill give the
ball squad and serv in g as sh o rt­
P
residing
as
topiem
aster
and
postm
aster,
Nyssa
Local
postm
as-
rep
o
rted
,
10
being
to
m
oving
ve-
,
invocation.
stop on th e baseball team . Inci­
G uest sp eak er for th e ev en t to astm aster at the re g u la r Tues- ter. Lloyd Lew is and his staff h id e s and the 16 for parking.
d en tally , d u rin g this tim e the
” oast-
‘ will be cooperating a^ain this
A ccording to M iddaugh, no word
will be Mrs. Jo y H ills G u b ser of day evening m eeting of ' T
B ackground of th e recen tly I m ent of th e com bined u n it, as de- W ilder b aseball and football
Salem , assistan t su p erin ten d e n t of m asters, w as Bob Thom pson year in forw arding all envelope has been received here on the re- com p]eted m erger of m anagem ent fined in the leasing arran g em en t, team s w ere b oth first in th eir
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state d e p a rtm e n t of education. H erry Q uast served as critic and donations
directly t to n cam
paign suits of t t the traffic nonni
co unt n
conduct-
fjyssa’s
ja bor cam p w ith the will
be handled
by th e elected
12 league
play
for th ree consecutive
S he is state d irec to r o f the O re- P au l House, gram m arian.
head q u arters.
e d by the state highw ay d ep art- (bre€ m igra n t labor cam ps at Ad- j m an board of the Sponsoring As- years.
gon E ducation d ep artm en t. H er
Five m in u te speakers for the
Mis. Haro
1 >°’1
,
m en t several weeks ago in th e n a n y a |e and O ntario and plans sociation, w ith tw o m em bers of
He also served as stu d en t bodv
address will revolve around a dis- event were Rav H arm on and Jo e serving as M alheur co u n ty cn u r> city or a reapon.-c to the city s re- ^or improving labor distrib u tio n th e H ousing A uthority serving p resid en t w hile a tte n d in g high
cussion of O regon’s program for C ham berlain.
m an. for the 1958 hcei t cn .ve.
q u est for a traffic light to be in- w ijj be d jscussed wRh area labor w ith this board in advisory cap- school in W ilder
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m en tally re ta rd e d children and
users T uesday at the annual acity. Tt is expected th at m em ber-
In tb e iaR of 1933 S ay re e n _
ond and Mam.
guidance services of the state de­
m eeting of the M alheur Farm La- ship assessm ents
on row crop ro„ ed jn , he College
Idaho
A. F. P arson, d istric t engineer bor Sponsoring association in On- acreage w ill be applied in the
p artm en t.
w here he p iayed v arsjty football
for the state highw ay d ep artm en t, tario
Nyssa cam p area
has been done
R rst y e a r an d baseball for
M rs. J . W. Rigney, d irec to r of
on a recent visit to Nyssa to stu-
W arren F arm er of Nyssa. pres- in the o th e r cam p areas to pro- thrpe
s He w#s alsQ ^
special educational program , will
dy th e problem s of d rain ag e of jd cn t 0f the Sponsoring a sso c ia -' vide funds to m ain tain th e labor nr-,_iHpnt
v 9nH
d em o n strate th e use of special
G ran d opening of the M & W shopping areas in each d ep a rt- excess m oisture from M ain »treet, tio n . re p o rt, th at arran g em en ts cam ps
^ r t c i p a t e d In I n y o f ^ col
ed u catio n equipm ent now being
j e p iays
M arket in th e ir huge, new build- m ent. F ro n tin g the m ark e t is a assured city officials th a t the state w ere recently com pleted for his D irectors to be Elected
used in Nyssa schools.
C hairm en for th e m o n th ’s pro- ing at 424 M ain, ju st w est of
of 135 by igQ.foot p ark in g area to w ould install a catch basin which group to lease th e Nyssa cam p I A ssociation business for the W orks for 36 Cents an H o u r
they had requested at the north- from the M alheur C o u n ty Hous- Feb 18 m eeting, besides o u tlin - ,
gram are Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Nyssa M otors, will be held F riday
^ .
200 cars betw een east c o m er of the F ifth and Main ¡n g A u th o rity and to o p erate all I ing th e com bined cam p operation.
W hat’s m ore, h* was "busy
Pulliam . S cheduled on the eve-1 and S atu rd ay , it w as announced
th
is
w
eek
by
Lloyd
M
ackrill,
th
e
building
and
M
ain
street,
in
tersectio
n
four
m
igrant
cam
p^
^
B
E
S
one
will
include
election
of
directors
P°Bing
b u tte r o u t of a ch u rn
four
m
igrant
cam
ps
u
n
d
er
one
ning's agenda is a q u a rte t from
of the sponsoring association.
a n i g h t till 8 a m. a t a
m anager. T he food m ark e t m oved
W ithin th e store are such
m anagem ent.
A drian.
One d irector each from Nyssa. d a iry m e n s co-op w hile he was
All Labor Users In v ited
R efreshm ents w ill be served at la st w eek from its form er location unique features as a “self-open-
T u rn e r Bond, county extension A drian. O regon Slope, O ntario atten d in g college. For this chore
the close of the evening by Mr. n e a r the “Y ” at th e w est end of ing” e x it door, a record p lav m e
agent, said all in terested labor and Vale com m unities will be
received 36 cen t^ an hour, and
and Mrs. Pa aul House and t h e i r ; M ain to its new ly constructed, u n it for m usic th ro u g h o u t the
users are invited to a tte n d the elected. D irectors w hose term s ^*cause ° ‘
e 0l'„
' 75 by 125-foot building.
day and novelty “atte n tio n " com -
com m ittee m em bers.
Tw o young Nyssa girls u n d er m eeting, scheduled to s ta rt a t 10 are ex p irin g include F arm er, La- runn>nt out
w l™
” ad
M ackrill said th a t both days of pellors for m any of th e various
w ent m ajor surgery for appendic- a m . at the East Side cafe in On- i w ern King of O ntario, V ernal
give up ro ege football arter
th e grand opening w ill fe atu re departm ents.
r ir ,t year.
free gas-filled balloons for the
M ii W cam e to Nyssa in May, itis this week w ithin a period of tario. He said th e S ponsoring as- S harp of A drian. M att Schaefer
Sayre was g rad u ated from the
kiddies and “in sto re ” specials 1953 an d purchased G ordon's 24 hours, at the M alheur M emor- sociation will p rovide lu nch at of Vale and Ray Olson of O regon
th e cafe for those atten d in g .
Slope.
C of I in 1937. He had m ajo red in
in ad d itio n to featu res being of­ D rive-In from O scar E lliott and ial hospital.
Mis* T n en a R in eh art, daugh-
C om bining m an ag em en t of the
D irectors who w ill be serving history and had tak en enough
M rs S. R M itchell of 706 N orth fered in this w eek ’s advertise- Jam es M illard. O w ners of th e
firm are Louis M endiola and F red te r of Mr. and Mrs. G ra n t R ine- labor camps, according to F arm er th e second y ear of th e ir tw o-year courses in ed u catio n to q u alify
Second w as the lucky recipient of m ent.
D escribed by m any as “the W isner of B oise w ho o p erate h a rt und erw en t su rg ery , Tues- and D udley S itton, ch airm an of term include Ted M organ of Nys- him for teaching,
Nyssa B ank D ay’s $75 purse this
In the sum m er of 1937 h e play-
w eek, w hen h er nam e was called m ost spacious and beau tifu l food m arkets there and in V ale M ack­ day evening Miss C are n Jack so n M alheur H ousing A uth o rity , 'i . sa, S ig M urakam i of O ntario, Roy
iA one of the p articip atin g stores, store in th e e n tire leaver S nake rill has been m a n a g ft of the firm was adm itted to su rg ery W ednes- expected to im prove efficiency o f. H irai of A drian, W arner M aag of ed sem i-pro baseball for P a y e tte
N ext w eek's jackpot consists of riv er valley,” the new m ark e t is at Nyssa since it opened h ere in d ay m orning She is th e d au g h ter cam p operation as w ell as h e l p 1 Vale and Bob C ru ick sh an k of in the Idaho-O regon league w hile
(C ontinued on P ag e 8)
©
of Mr. and Mrs W ilton Jack so n in distrib u tio n of lab o r M anage-1 Oregon Slope.
$50 for some lucky person.
designed for hp$e display and 1953.
L3S6 JJ1SII11SS6Q
1/0UN 111 D0JS6
Directors Meet,
Discuss Salary
For Coming Year
Nyssa Merchants Launch Dollar Days
Malheur County
Polio Donations
Nearing $5/000
CORRECTION
Broshia Case
Wins Divis.ion
Oratory Contest
Northern Lights
Give Bright Show
Monday Night
Heart Sunday
For February 23
Traffic Status
Nyssa PTA Sets
Special Program
For Feb. 13 Meet
T o a s tm a s te r s
JYl66t l u e s a a y
Proposed Nyssa Labor Camp, Merger
With Others Slated for Discussion
M & W Sets Grand Opening This Week
For New, Enlarged Market Buildinr»
Appendectomies
Becoming Vogue
Mitchells Win
Bank Day's Pot
G