Nyssa gate city journal., August 07, 1958, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

THE N Y S S A GATE CITY JO U R N A L . N Y SSA . OREGON.
PA G E FOUR
Nyssa's Bank Name Changed Friday
Many Charges,
Demur Result
From Argument
ta n o a tto rn e y , filed a d e m u r in
G ra h a m ’s c o u rt on b e h a lf of A l-
cocer p ro te stin g th a t “ th e th ro w ­
ing of a beer b o ttle a t an a u to ­
m o b ile and th e s trik in g of an
au to m o b ile th e re w ith , or e ith e r
of th e m , do n o t c o n stitu te a
c rim e of d is tu rb in g th e peace or
an y o th e r c rim e —as d efin ed b y —
s ta tu te s of th e s ta te of O reg o n .”
G ra h a m g ra n te d th e d e m u r upon
th e re c o m m e n d a tio n of D istric t
A tto rn e y E. O tis S m ith .
~ T h e local ju stic e said th is w as
th e first d e m u r to be filed sin ce
he firs t h eld th e J P office som e
12 y e a rs ago In th is tim e, G ra h a m
said, he has h e a rd o v e r 16,000
cases. In a d d itio n to T u e s d a y ’s
d em u r, G ra h a m said, only 2 a p ­
peals of ju d g e m e n ts in th e cases
have been filed w ith th e c irc u it
co u rt. O ne of th ese w as d ism issed
and th e o th e r is still p en d in g.
G et Them at
DON GROVER'S
1 Va M iles East
Of N ew P lym ou th
You Pick, $1.00 Case
Picked. $2.50 C ase
Your O w n C ontainers
Call N ew P lym ou th
CR-8-5592
Mrs. Neil Dimmick
Is Canning Chairman
Adrian News
By M rs. A lvon M cG innis
Box 305. A d ria n
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FOR SALE
BLACKBERRIES
T H U R SD A Y . A U G U ST 7. 1958
FR ID A Y . AUG. 1. L eonard
H ew ett. m a n a g e r of N yssa's
F irst N atio n al B ank of O regon,
looked on as M iss A m y L ew is
p u t u p a new sign in th e local
b a n k 's lobby p ro claim in g th a t,
on th a t d ate, th e b a n k 's n am e
officially ch anged. W ith th e ir
n am e chan g ed from th e F irs t
N atio n al B ank of P o rtla n d , the
o ldest n a tio n a l b a n k on the P a ­
cific coast on F rid a y had th e
n ew est n am e of a n y b a n k w est
of th e R ocky m o u n ta in s. S h a r e ­
h o ld ers a u th o rise d th e ch an g e
of nam es at a sp ecial m eetin g
in P o rtla n d J u n e 27. J u ly 30
th e ch an g e w as o fficially a p ­
p ro v ed by th e c o m p tro lle r of
c u rre n c y in W ash in g to n . D.C.
H e w e tt said
cu sto m ers have
been ask ed to c o n tin u e to use
th e ir p re s e n t su p p lie s of checks,
w h ich w ill b e receiv ed an d p r o ­
cessed in th e u su a l m a n n e r.
W ork w as u n d e rw a y th is w eek
on th e c h a n g in g of th e b a n k 's
sig n on th e o u tsid e of th e ir
b u ild in g .
—J o u rn a l P h o to .
Higher Valuations.
Lower Levies for Area
Ontario Man Back
In Malheur Jail
After Local Arrest
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1)
m ills m ore th a n th e c u rre n t a s ­
sessm ent.
A d ria n T ax Up
In th e A d ria n c o m m u n ity , school
ta x levies h av e b een in creased 3.9
m ills, w h ich is a s m a lle r in crease
th a n th e a m o u n t “fe a re d ” by
school o fficials a n d n u m e ro u s in ­
d iv id u a ls w ho h av e been w o rk in g
closely w ith th e re c e n t re o rg a n iz ­
atio n p lan. L ast y e a r d is tric t 61
lev ies w ere a to ta l of 52.2 m ills
and th e new levy a m o u n ts to 56 1
m ills,
d iv id e d
am ong
special
school, 15.7; high school, 19.5 an d
the ru ra l levy of 20.9.
R oad D istric t C ut
F o r th e first tim e in sev e ra l
y e a rs th e re has been a re d u c tio n
in the N yssa R oad Im p ro v e m e n t
d is tric t levy, w hich is now 19
n u lls o r a re d u c tio n of 1 m ill as
the re su lt of new ru lin g s on the
6 p e re e n t lim itatio n . O n ta rio ’s
road d is tric t w as also affected
bv th e new ru lin g to m ak e the
levy 8.8 m ills in ste a d of 10 m ills.
N yssa's R u ral F ire P ro te c tio n d is­
tric t has been red u ced to .8 m ills
from 1 m ill c h a rg e d last y ear,
this th e re s u lt of g re a te r assessed
v alu atio n .
U tility V alu e U p
P u b lic u tilitie s assessed v a lu a ­
tion in th e c o u n ty w as in creased
$847,595 d u e to som e new c o n ­
stru c tio n as w ell as an in crease
in ra tio w h ich affe c ted only M al­
h e u r an d M u ltn o m ah counties.
T he g re a te st b en efit w as realized
in d is tric t 29, or A nnex, n e a r
W eiser w h ere th e to tal assessed
v a lu a tio n clim b ed to $1,069,935
from last y e a r’s $692,293, m ostly
the re su lt of new p o w e r tr a n s ­
m ission lines from th e B ro w n lee
p o w er dam
K oopm an said th a t alm o st all
b u d g e ts w ere h ig h e r th is y e a r
and a lot of new p ro p e rty has
Mr. a n d Mrs. C h arles M cC on-i
n ell of B oise w ere S u n d a y v is it­
ors a t th e Bill A sh craft hom e.
M rs. E va Thomas an d d a u g h te r,
D a rle n e of Long B each, C alif.,
w e re o v e rn ig h t guests of th e H e n ­
ry D ays W ednesday. T h e T h o m as'
w e re n eig h b o rs of th e D ays in
sa; G a y le n G leed, N yssa; R ita
N e b ra sk a .
W ed n esd ay ev en in g th e peo p le W alk er, N yssa
of A d ria n en jo y ed "T h e C aro liers , A ug. 3 — P a u l S m u rth w a ite ,
fo r C h ris t,” a m usical tr e a t sel- J N yssa; R ey es M osqueda, N yssa;
Ja m o e R ic h a rd s, N yssa; D ora
d o m e x p e rie n c ed in o u r to w n . W ag n er, P a rm a ; L eo C o n n elly ,
T h e C a ro lie rs co n sisted of M erle P a rm a .
O lson, M arlow T hom pson. D ean
A ug. 4 — R u b o n M ancias, A d ria n ;
B eg u h l, B onnie B e rth o lf an d P a t Ira P rice, N yssa.
A ug. 5— H e n ry B oom er, P a rm a ;
R asche.
D o n n ie H atch has b een ill th e R ita W alk er, N yssa; S am H a th a -
p a s t w e e k w ith a th ro a t in fe c ­ a w ay , O n ta rio ; C le ta S a u n d e rs,
P a rm a .
tio n .
T h e R ev. R oyal N elson o ccu ­ R eleases
p ie d th e p u lp it in th e F re e M eth o ­
J u ly 30—J e s s e W hite, M cD er-
d is t c h u rc h S u nday. H e is g e n e ra l m itt.
J u ly 31—G re g o ry T opliff, N y s­
s u p e rin te n d e n t of all th e F re e
M e th o d ist S u n d ay schools in the sa; R e in a D eL eon, A d rian.
A u g 1—'P au la G arza, P a rm a ;
U. S.
Ire n e W eeks, O n tario .
M r. a n d Mrs. T ed T esk e a n d
A ug 2— R o b e rt P e te rso n , E m ­
fa m ily of N yssa v isited a t th e Al- m e tt; G in n y B roen, Boise.
von M cG innis hom e S u n d ay .
A ug. 3— E le n a G onzales, N yssa;
M r. a n d Mrs. Jo e W itty le ft S. E C u tle r, P a rm a ; G a y le n
S u n d a y fo r Lost la k e in Id ah o to G leed , N yssa.
A ug. 4— M aria Soliz, A d rian ;
pick h u c k le b e rries.
Mr. a n d M rs D ick D avis gave R ita W alker, N yssa; P a u l S m u rth ­
w aite, Nyssa.
,
a b irth d a y o u td o o r d in n e r p a rty
A ug. 5 — R u b o n M ancias, A d­
T u e sd a y e v e n in g h o n o rin g M rs. ria n .
C ecil S m ith In v ite d g u ests w ere
A ug 6— S am H a th a w a y , O n ­
M rs. M erl H atch an d tw o c h il­ tario .
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d re n , H elen and P h ilip H atch ,
M rs. L a rry W oodell a n d ch ild -
H o w ard H atch,
Mr. a n d M rs
J^ m e s M cG innis, Mr. an d M rs. re n w e re w eek end g u ests a t th e
J im M cG innis, Jr., Mr. a n d M rs. h o m e om Mrs. O rv il C a v e rh ill
C ecil S m ith , Jim B eg u eh l an d a n d g irls in O n tario , w h ile the
tw o m en fished a t R ap id R iv er
M r. an d M rs. A lvon M cG innis.
G a y le M a rtin took h is th re e in Idaho.
c h ild re n to th e B lue m o u n ta in s
to fish o v e r the w eek end.
A T T E N D S C H IC A G O M EET
C lau d e C risp re tu rn e d to Nys-
sa M onday m o rn in g from C hicago
M rs N eil D im m ick w as acting
w h ere he had been a tte n d in g an c h a irm a n in th e a p ric o t c a n n in g
In te rn a tio n a l H a rv e s te r m eeting. p ro je c t last w eek a t th e A d ria n
c a n n e ry . S he w as a ssisted by
Mrs. C h a rle y C u lb e rtso n , M rs
OUR H E A R T F E L T T H A N K S
L a u ra n c e K re ig e r, Mrs. F ra n k
to a ll w ho e x te n d e d co m fo rtin g M orris, M rs. H e n ry Z obell, Mrs.
sy m p a th y and h e lp in o u r re c e n t K en R e n stro m a n d Miss A n n
sorrow . F o r the b e a u tifu l service, S trin g e r.
flo ral o ffe rin g s a n d o th e r kind*
T h e fru it, w h ich w as d o n a te d
nesses, w e are deep ly g ra te fu l.
by Loyd A dam s, w as th e n g iv en
to M a lh e u r M em orial h o sp ital.
—T h e A llen B iggs fam ily .
FARM and
Ranch SALES
C o n d u cted by
Col. Bert A nderson.
Ontario 556-W: Col.
G uy Sparks. N yssa
7775, and Clerk Ron
C hristensen. O ntario
1162.
L iste n to K SR V a t 11:50
Col. Bert Anderson e v e ry d ay for F a rm an d
R an ch S ale N ew s!
COMPLETE DAIRY DISPERSAL
M onday, A ug. 11, 1 p.m .— Located 6 m iles south of N yssa
on the Adrian h igh w ay to Ivanhoe avenue, then 2 m iles w e st
to Jefferson drive, then Vi m ile south to Janeta aven u e, then
5 m iles w est and Va m ile south. ELMER and ALM A CLON-
INGER, O w ners. 26 HIGH Q U A L ITY D A IR Y COW S. T his
is a sm all but ou tstan d in g herd in clu d in g 4-year-old purebred
H ereford bull.
COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE
Thursday, Aug. 14, 1 p.m .— Located 12 m iles north of V ale
on the John D ay h igh w ay and Va m ile south on F road. R A Y ­
M OND W HITE. O w ner. 44 DA IR Y CATTLE. Inclu des p ro­
ducing cow s, springers and heifers and 6 bull calves. 1 to 5
m onths old. 3 TRACTORS and EQ UIPM ENT in clu d es 1947
Ford. 1945 O liver ”70" and F-20 F arm all tractors. M ILK IN G
EQ UIPM ENT. M iscellaneous.
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with exclusive Detergent-Action com­
pound keeps car and truck engines
so clean, guards them so well, they’ll
last years longer.
Mrs. Festus Adams
Wins $200 Bank Pot
Mrs. F e stu s A dam s of R t. 1, O n ­
ta rio w on th e N yssa B an k D ays
p u rse of $200 T u esd ay a fte rn o o n
of th is w eek. S h e w as in a p a rtic i­
p a tin g sto re a t th e tim e h e r n am e
w as called , an d w as p ro m p tly
g iv en th e cash a w a rd .
N ex t T u e sd a y ’s 3 p.m d ra w in g
w ill o ffer a $50 prize
RPr.’. SUPREME Motor Oil cuts en­
gine drag, gives you improved engine
performance in all seasons, all cli­
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N yssa Census Count
Shows 1958 Increase
For any Standard O il product, call
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1)
last w eek.
N y ssa’s p o p u la tio n c o u n t w as
2,325 in th e fe d e ra l cen su s of
1950. B ased u p o n e stim a te s s u b ­
m itte d by th e city for th e p a st
tw’o y ears, th e s ta te census bo ard
h ad c e rtifie d p o p u la tio n fig u res of
2,772 fo r 1956 a n d 2,»30 in 1957.
been ad d ed , b u t th e ad d itio n a l
v alu es failed to k eep u p w ith
m ost of th e b u d gets. In u n its e n ­
jo y in g lo w er m ill levies, th e d e ­
M rs. G r a n t J o n e s re tu rn e d
crease is larg ely d u e to a d ju ste d
hom e fro m U ta h S a tu rd a y , w h e re
v alu atio n s.
she h ad b een stu d y in g a d v a n c e d
sty lin g an d a rra n g e m e n ts of o r ­
gan m usic u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of
J. C lair A n d erso n of W eb er col­
lege.
Mrs. Jo n es, w ho w as gone 12
d ays, w as a g u e st a t th e hom e of
h e r p a re n ts, Mr. and M rs. W ill­
iam C oop in O gden, w h e re she a l­
so v isited w ith frie n d s an d r e l ­
ativ es.
W. E. 'Bill' Schireman
N yssa, Oregon
Phone 3131
Mrs. Grant Jones
Home From Utah
/MAINE
An OPEN LETTER
to the people
of Portland, MAINE
Coming Events . . .
SMOOTHEST RIDE -
A m erican L egion an d a u x ilia ry
m eet first a n d th ird T h u rsd a y s
of each m o n th a t 8 p.m . in th e
C o m m u n ity b u ild in g .
A ug. 7— C h u c k w a g o n an d w e s t­
e rn fu n p a rty . S e rv in g s ta rts at
6 p.m . a t th e W. E. S c h ire m a n
hom e. S p o n so red by th e S t. P a u l's
E piscopal ch u rch .
A ug. 7 — K in g m a n P o lly a n n a
c lu b w ill m eet a t th e h o m e of
M rs. Elsie P rice.
Aug. 10— A n n u a l N e b ra sk a p ic ­
nic in N yssa c ity p a rk . A ll f o r ­
m er N e b ra sk a n s an d frie n d s are
in v ite d .
A ug. 11 — T o w n a n d C o u n try
G a rd e n club, 2 p.m . a t th e K. E.
K erb y hom e.
A ug. 11— S t. P a u l's E piscopal
g u ild w ill m eet a t 2 p.m . w ith
M rs. H en ry S h e rw o o d .
by
H ere's a c tu a l p ro o f
W eather
J u ly 30
93
55
09
J u lv 31
94
50
A ug 1
100
52
A ug 2
89
59
A ug 3
91
52
A ug. 4
87
51
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A ug 5
—
48
O w y h ee R e se rv o ir S to ra g e
A ug. 6. 1958
581.590 A cre Ft
A ug 6, 1957
565,340 A cre F t
IM P A C T -O G I A P H
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H M lrv m tA t v ie d »• « f f l i w ' i b v m p t) r t t o r d t » h o l
foat » •• • l o f i o f ta r o n d tovn e v.
IN o other pickup holds a load or holds the road like the ’58 Ford
Stylcside. A nd no oilier p n k u p saves vou m oney like a Ford!
F ord is the ¡«wtil-firtifd pickup w ith m odern cab -w id e box. It
givei you 23°,' more lo a d sp air th a n trad itio n al half-ton pickups.
O n ly Ford pu ku|is offer the econom y o f S hort S troke design in
y o u r c h o ic e o f Six o r V -8 And F ord tn n ks lajl longer . . . p r o v e d
by a study o f m o re t h a n 10 m illio n trucks!
Nyssa Births . . .
T est D rive
A m e ric a ’s S m artest,
S m io th e s t P ic k u p
FORD TRUCKS COST LESS
SWAGER FORD
M b Ê i.
Nyaaa, O regon
In 1845, two men (lipped a coin in a tiny town in the
wilderness Oregi;on Territory. Francis Pettygrove,
1I I
from Portland, Maine, won the toss, and the
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community on the banks of the Willamette
>Ss— A l
kj M
(pronounced wil-lam '-et) River became Portland.
If Amos Lovejoy had won, it
would have been Boston, and
who knows what might have happened to us th en ’
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Twenty years later, a group in Portland, Oregon,
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applied for the first national bank charter on the Pacific I
Coast They asked for the name “First National Bank
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of Oregon," but for some reason the charter came
back from Washington, D C . reading "First National I
—
Bank of Portland " (In 1865, with Pony Express
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communication, Oregonians settled for what they got. 1
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It took years to conduct a simple discussion')
We re writing you in our sister city across the nation to let you
know th at we still like the name you loaned our state's largest city
and our bank However, from now on, we will be
known as "First National Bank of Oregon,”
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the name we asked for 93 years ago.
Phon«
Only T m i D a n k rc Sell A l USED CARS AND TRUCKS
J u ly 30— To Mr a n d M rs. T rin i­
d ad G arza of P a rm a , a boy. To
Mr an d Mr A b n e r W eeks o f O n ­
tario . a girl
A ug 1 To Mr. a n d M rs. L azaro
G o n zales of N yssa, a bov
Aug 2 To Mr. a n d M rs L uiz
S a ’.iz of A d rian, a g irl
A ug. 6—T o M r a n d M rs K e n ­
n e th S a u n d e rs of P a rm a , a boy.
B U IL D IN G P E R M IT S
A ug. 2—'P erm it issued to b u ild
a house on Id ah o stre e t. L o ts 1
to 5. block 75, G re e n ad d itio n
F 't¡m a te d cost. $3.000, one sto ry
30" x 40’ of n n d e rb lo c k Issu ed
to L loyd Collm s.
M r.
den s
McCs!
O W N IfT T ia TO t v r a v a o o v n s « ■ It'« really official It'« a point c 4 pride
w • Fir*t National B* ik of Oregon a« it ha» been »live 1*6S. to bring you the
b n - rnoat convenient bank aertnee you rout t f nd anywhere in the world