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THURSDAY. JANUARY 21. 1960 • THE NYSSA GATE CITY «JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE SIX Feb. 1 Is Final Date For Obtaining Crop Commodity '59 Loans JOHN SILAtS 1887-1920 NEWS f V Producers are reminded that, normally, Jan. 31, 1960, is the Hlg REPORTING final date for approving loans and OF THE MEXICAN purchase agreements for 1959 crop revolt of P ancho villa ; WITH WHOM HF barley, dry edible beans, oats, rye BECAME and wheat. FRIENPLV HAPPY HEALTH 4-H CLUB Since Jan. 31 falls on a non MAKE PLANS FOR BANQUET LEARNS OF BODY CARE workday, Feb. 1 has been estab Brownie»troop 99 met Friday The Happy Health club met lished as the final date. Applic at the Episcopal church with 13 WORLD WAR I CORREO Monday at 3 p.m. in Mrs. Lane's members present. It was decided PONDENT (1914-16’-— room with roll call answered by able loan or purchase agreement what the troop would do for the RETURNED TO US. documents must be delivered to telling how many baths each had father - daughter banquet to be (1917) TO FOUND the county ASC office and signed held Jan. 25 at the school cafe- taken the past week. COMMUNIST LABOR PARTY The meeting was called to order by the producer on or before this torium. BACK IN RUSSIA WHEN by Bradley Maxfield, following date. —Barbara Tensen, Reporter BOLSHEVIKS SEIZED which the flag salute and 4-H Producers desiring farm-storage POWER- — HI5 ACCOUNT pledge were repeated. Subject of loans are urged to request sampl BROWNIE TROOP 80 MAKES OP THE REVOLUTION, the lesson for the day was “Our ing of bins in advance of this date INVITATIONS AND NUT CUPS ’TEN DAY6 THAT Body, Inside and Out.” SHOOK THE WORLPf (preferably not later than Jan. 22, troop 80 met Friday at The group sang two songs and 1960) to allow sufficient time for ! the Brownie IS AN ACKNOWLEDGED of Mrs. Max Urry. The MASTERPIECE, » three skits were presented by dif grade determinations and pro girls home spent the afternoon working DESPITE ITS BIAS ferent members of the class. A cessing of loans. • on invitations and nut cups for demonstration and report were Final date for disbursing the the father-daughter banquet. Cin given. above mentional loans is Feb. 15, dy Tracy served refreshments at IN MOGCOW —Karen Main, Reporter. 1960. Producers having loans to the close of the meeting. TYPHUS AND Ford, which has sold more station wagons than any other —Anna Anderson, Reporter be disbursed by financial institu- WAS 8URIFD WITH company, today announced the new Falcon station wagon as Account Bill Hearings HIGHEST HONORS . tions are instructed to present the the latest addition to the economy car field. The two- and BESiPE THE I loans for disbursement without TROOP MAKES INVITATIONS four-door station wagons, like the sedans, are powered with Scheduled by House f KREMLIN WALL j delay and, in any event, not later the 90-horsepower Falcon engine that gives 50 per cent better The new Brownie troop held its The House Interior and Insular than closing hours on Feb. 15. mileage than six-cylinder engines in standard sized cars. The weekly meeting at the Catholic ■ Affairs committee has scheduled Falcon station wagon has the longest cargo space and greatest hearings on legislation i Final date for approving 1959 parish hall Jan. 13, with 12 mem load floor area in its class, as well as the lowest tailgate floor same girl they will bid for the i public crop corn loans and purchase bers, Mrs. Max Jones and Mrs. loading height in the industry. Activities Under Way favor. A noon popcorn sale at making Columbia Basin power agreements will be May 31, 1960. Wilton Jackson in attendance. available for reclamation has been planned Jan. 25 revenues The girls made invitations for For March of Dimes NHS development. Congressman Al Employers' Deadline by the Hi-Y group. the investiture service which was ««Onillig XLvenib ... (Continued from Page 1) Ullman (D -Ore.) announced that Jan. 31 Deadline climax held Friday. Brownies from two , Tonight, 7 p.m — Malheur Coun- For most adults the On W-2 Withholding he had been advised last week Ken Kerby, Jan. 23—Nyssa Phar will other troops joined them to prac- ty education association winter be reached on Jan. 28, when that the hearings are scheduled macy will give proceeds from all the Mothers Certificate Set Jan. 31 Reports tice for the service. Refreshments meeting at East Side cafe in On March of Dimes will for Jan. 25. Ullman is a sponsor For coffee sold this Saturday to the be held throughout Employers and employees in the tario. were served by Paula Parks. the area and Immigration officials are well of the proposed bill and a member March of Dimes. I Oregon district of the Internal — Joyce Jennings, Reporter. the whole nation. Mrs. Joe Dority, pleased with the response of Tonight, 7:30 p.m. — Meeting io of the Interior committee. The school's TAP (“Teens of this part of the pro Under the bill all federal power aliens in the state of Oregon to organize adult farmer classes in Revenue service were reminded Against Polio”) calls for quite a chairman BROWNIE TROOP ELECTS this week by District Director A. gram, announces the following projects in the Columbia River address report requirements. NHS agriculture room. number of unusual events. At the chairmen Mrs. Wayne Stites’ Brownie the area they will Basin would be included in a unit James L. Turner, district direc Tonight, 7:30 p.m. — Initiation G. Erickson of the importance of Ontario games the cheer leaders cover; Mrs. and R. Gyllenskog for accounting system, with an annual tor of the Immigration and Natur troop girls met at her home Tues service for Job’s Daughters at the W-2 withholding certificate in collected $18.56 from their first the town of J. Nyssa; Betty Phifer accounting report to Congress. alization service, Portland, stated day afternoon for their * regular Eagles hall. (Please note change , the proper filing of 1959 federal blanket carry, and on Monday I income tax returns. the Adrian area; Mrs. Vern This proposal is “not a new con that although the program has weekly meeting. Kathy Garner of meeting place.) night four of the cheer leaders, for I Employers, he points out, are Garner in Owyhee Valley; Mrs. cept,” Ullman has pointed out, been underway only 14 days, the was elected treasurer and Janis Patty Michaelson, Barbara Beck, Howard Tonight, 8 p.m. — Adrian grade , obligated by law to furnish copies Finger from Cow Hollow “for we already have precedents number reporting thus far is well Piercy took the office of report Sandra Lewis and David Parro to McCoy school PTA meeting at grade of this form to their employees by er to fill the slate of troop officers. ’ s store; Mrs. Melvin in the Upper Colorado River and ahead of the number reporting raided the regular meeting of the Cottrell from McCoy’s store to the school building. I Jan. 31. Employees, in turn, must during the same period last year. Susan Briehl served refreshments Firemen at the city hall and got Arcadia district, and the Sunshine Missouri Basin accounts.” Tonight, 8 p.m.—Nyssa Legion attach the copy of the W-2 to to the group. Purpose of the proposed legis Aliens have until the end of funds through their “hold-up” club will cover the Arcadia dis —Janis Piercy, Reporter. and auxiliary meeting at com their form 1040, 1040A or 1040W lation would be to make available January within which to submit operations. munity hall. when filing. trict. for reclamation development reve their report of address to the Other school events have been a Erickson urged employees to Jan. 23, 1 p.m. — Alfalfa seed Late notices show that the nues from federal power projects government. Forms for the pur Bloodmobile Slates candy sale by the freshman girls their returns as soon as on Jan. 19, the sophomore candy Kingman Kolony Grange had a in excess of those necessary to pose may be obtained at any post Fruitland Visit Jan. 27 growers meeting at Adrian grade prepare they receive their withholding school cafeteria. sale Jan. 20, Bulldog-Tupelo white benefit («rd party Tuesday night meet the payout on the power office or any office of the Immi The Journal has been asked to Jan. 25, 6:30 p.m. — Girl Scout certificates and to file them as gration and Naturalization service. elephant sale Jan. 20. Today the netting $30, that an Extension unit project itself. announce that the Red Cross white elephant sale will be held at father-daughter banquet at school soon as possible thereafter. Lar All aliens, with few exceptions, “Our long-range goal,” Ullman junior girls will sponsor a candy ger employers can help by pro will be in Fruitland cafetorium. sale with senior girls holding a I the Klaas Laan residence tonight stated, “should be true multiple are required to report. Those ex bloodmobile viding their workers with the W-2 Wednesday, Jan. 27, from 11 a.m. candy sale tomorrow. The GAA j (Thursday) and that the Polly- use development of our natural cused from this requirement in to Jan. 25. 2 p.m. — Hospital auxil The quota is 75 pints iary meets in hospital basement. form before the deadline date. Blue Crutch sale will be conduct , anna club plans a coffee at the resources. This must include our clude diplomats, persons accredit and 3 it p.m. Director Erickson also reminded will require the utmost co traditional goal of development ed to certain international organ ed Saturday throughout Nyssa. I Al Thompson home Feb. 1. Jan. 27, 10:30 a.m. — County who have worked for If any person, club name or of our hydroelectrical potential in izations and persons who were | operation from all interested par ACWW no host luncheon at East employees The music department has a more than one concern during to see that this quota is met. taxi dance planned to follow the activity has been left out, Mrs. the people's interest as well as admitted temporarily as agricul ties 1959 that all of the W-2’s they re According to Mrs. Richard Kuhl Side cafe, Ontario. Nyspa - Payette basketball game Warr and Mrs. Dority wish to as ;- | development of irrigation, navi- tural workers. Jan. 27 — Nyssa Co-op Supply ceived during the year must be man, a member of the Fruitland - gation, flood control and recrea Aliens who are minors must tomorrow night. No admission sure those involved that it was annual meeting al Oregon Trail with the 1959 income will be charged for the dance but not intentional and if they will tion potential. Testimony present- also report, but the parent or legal blood committee, there are a num halL Dinner at 12 noon, business included tax return. ber of persons living in the Nu it will cost two cents to dance get the information in they wiH led on both sides of the current guardian should submit the report Acres community who have ask- meeting, 1:30 pun. In the case of couples filing with a girl and if more than one be glad to give the report to the proposal should assist us in legis for an alien child under 14 years j ed that they be notified of the Jan. 27-28—FFA district skills I jointly, each of whom was em lating to meet that goal. ” of age. boy wishes to dance with the Journal for next week's issue. ployed during the year, care I date and time the bloodmobile contest at Vale. Jan. 29, 2 p.m.—Extension unit should be taken that all W-2’s I would be in Fruitland. planning meeting. First Baptist are attached and any change of church in Ontario. l jobs indicated. While the April Jan. 29, 7:30 p.m. — Owyhee 15 deadline still is in effect, early Riding club potluck dinner at filing would prove advantageous Donna Peterson returned last Oregon Trail hall. I both to the taxpayers and to the Thursday evening from Nebraska government, Erickson indicated. where she had been visiting rela LOCAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY 1 tives. MEETS MONDAY AFTERNOON BOGUS BASIN DRAWS PARTY The Malheur Memorial hospital Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Maulding, Mrs. Clifford Fox left Jan. 12 auxiliary will meet Jan. 25 at 2 Roger, Diane and Ralph Glover for South Dakota for a visit with pm. in the hospital basement. of Payette and Mr. and Mrs Wal < her mother, Mrs Susie Hall. Mrs. Chuck Smith, hospital manager, ter Roth, Susan, Joy Gay and V.. Hall, who had been visiting her will show a film on “Mouth-to- j Allen Boatright of Adrian spent sons in Lewiston and Grangeville, Mouth Resuscitation r I Sunday at Bogus Basin. Idaho, was accompanied home by her daughter. • • • •••• ••••••••«•« 4« « • ••••••••♦•••••«♦a* • ••••••'! #♦=■'♦ a a a Rod Crabs of Olds, Alberta, • •»•••• • aaaa««aaa • I Canada, was a recent visitor at : the K. I. Peterson home at Adrian. W ON ACCLAIM BY Alien PERSONALS ^bo+t'i Settle, JleM, Ute Reài I Mr. and Mrs. Max Schweitzer j and five daughters of Corvallis ' had Sunday breakfast with her ! parents, Mr. and Mrs George Mc Kee u Mrs Carl Dodson is feeling much better after her surgery, She is at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs Aubrey Ward t *4 r i Visiting at the Bill Wahlert home for a few days last week was her brother, Mr and Mrs. John Barry of Medford. Mr and Mrs A R Burningham of Salt Lake City spent the week end here with their son, Carl and family. Also visiting for the weekend was their son, Monty, who is attending BYU at Provo. f at that most important moment of your lifetime. Make quality your watchword right from the least to the most important details. Choose your social printing for the wedding from the many distinguished styles and papers available from the Gate City Journal. We will gladly give information on cost of invitations or an nouncements, reception cards, visiting cards and thank you notes. Mr. and Mrs C K Williams of Ontario were dinner guests Jan. 10 at the H. R. Sherwood home. The occasion honored the birth day anniversaries of the two men and Frank Sherwood Reg. to 5.95.................. J QQ WOMEN'S DRESSES Regular to 10.95 2.00 and 3.00 CLEARANCE TABLES Have Been Set Up With DRASTIC REDUCTIONS 3-ltc — PROPANE — 14 N. Firat FR 2-2214 I On Assorted Men's, Women's and Children's Wear! 130 ACRES FOR RENT—All irri gated. 91 acres broken, balance in hay and pasture Phone FR "Your Servant Bevond the Gas Mains'” n WOMEN'S ELÀTS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY « APPLIANCE % CLEARANCE Mrs. Helmer Ostrom returned Wednesday from Klamath Falls where she had been staying with her father, John Sterner, since her mother’s sudden death Nov. 24. Mr Sterner returned to Nyssa with his daughter for an indefi nite stay. 2-2754. • *Z4e Qaie City PRE-INVENTORY DEPARTMENT and •VARIETY STORE • We Give Gold Strike Stamps
