THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 1961
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE TWO
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
I. Ayyoub Receives
Science Foundation
Scholarship Award
TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publisher
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Sen. Yturri Defends Bill Lowering
Weighi-Mile Tax on Heavy Trucks;
Opposes Repeal of Responsibility Act
Owyhee Community Hospital Auxiliary
Installs Officers;
Church News
To Provide Chair-Bed
Sunday school. 10 a.m.
Morning worship service, h
a.m.
Young people's society, 7:30
p.m.
Evening worship service, 8:13
p.m.
An Easter Sunday breakfast
was given for the young people
of the church at the Harold Dail
home.
Board meeting was held April
4 at the Harold Dail residence.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Stephen
were hosts for midweek Bible
study.
The monthly meeting of Wo
man’s Missionary society will be
held Friday, April 7, at 2 p.m. in
the home of Mrs. Glenn Hoffman.
New officers were installed by
Mrs Charles J. Smith when Mal
heur Memorial hospital auxiliary
members met in regular session
March 27 at the hospital.
Mrs. Robert Heldt was installed
as president for the coming year.
Others taking office were Mrs.
Joe Maughn, vice president; Mrs
Willis Bertram, secretary; and
Mrs. Robert Fangen, treasurer.
In addition to reports of the
past year’s activities by commit
tee chairmen, a report was given
on the recent style show.
It was announced that there
had been enough funds received
from neighborhood clubs and pri
vate sources to purchase a chair-
bed. The piece of equipment will
be available to the public for use
when necessary to stay overnight
with a patient. A fee of 50 cents
per night will be asked, to pay
for upkeep and laundry.
Refreshments were served by
outgoing officers at the close of
the Monday meeting.
By Senator Anthony Yturri *year in additional revenue funds
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yet wlt}lolJt a flutter, that
The people
Eastern
Oregon
committee
passed out such a bill.
will
be
pleased
to
know
that
the
-ASSOCIATION
governor has signed the Board I intend to oppose it vigorously.
man bombing range bill which There are two schools of thought
will enable the state to acquire on this subject. One is that chil
NATION
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EDITORIAL
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this site, in order that it may en dren have no obligation whatso
ter into a lease with the Boeing ever to support their parents or
Airplane company. The bilL as to contribute to the support of
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signed, provides that the state their parents regardless of their
may acquire the property either ability to do so. This is the true
by exchange or purchase.
welfare state concept. On the
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
The trading stamp bill which other hand, the other group,
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon, for transmission
has disturbed many people in whose cause I espouse, believes
through the United States Mails, as a second class matter under
Oregon will no longer be a factor that there are moral obligations
the act of March 3, 1879
in this session. It was tabled by which every citizen possesses.
a vote of 5 to 4 in the House State
Included among these obliga KBOI-TV TO BROADCAST
and Federal Affairs committee a tions is the retention of the re LDS CHURCH CONFERENCE
DINNER MEETING SLATED
few days ago.
A number of area residents are
spect for home and family and
Sixty-Two Malheur
Ibrahim Ayyoub
According to the Rev. Paul
the assumption of the responsibi attending or plan to attend the
Legal
Publication
Simplified
Youths to Attend
Ludlow, Methodist men’s dinner
Word has been received that
The Malheur Memorial hospital lity to assist in the support of LDS general church conference
meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Ibrahim Ayyoub, son-in-law of district will be pleased to know parents 4nd children to the extent being held today, Saturday and
4-H Summer School
April 10 at the local church. Spe the J. W. Rigneys of Nyssa, has
that their ability allows them to Sunday in Salt Lake City, it was
Annual 4-H club summer school cial music and a speaker will be been granted a scholarship in the that House Bill 285 which would do so. This is a wide breach in announced this week by Nephi
permit
them
to
publish
annually
at Oregon State university has included in the program.
amount of $800 from the National a summary statement of receipts philosophy — one which removes Grigg.
been shortened this year, accord
General sessions will be at 10
Science foundation.
and expenditures, has passed the the sense of responsibility from
FOR FINE PRINTING
ing to E. M. Hauser, county ex SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES
the individual and enhances the a.m. and 2 p.m. each day and will
senate.
This
will
eliminate
the
As
a
result
of
the
scholarship,
THE GATE CITY
tension agent.
SET AT METHODIST CHURCH “Abe,” as he is known to a num requirement to publish itemized feeling that it is the function of be broadcast (live) over KBOI-
JOURNAL!
The session is scheduled for
Sunday evening church services ; ber of Nyssa friends, will attend statements of receipts and expen the state and government to sup TV, channel 2 in Boise.
Monday through Saturday, June will be conducted at 8 o’clock at[ Mathematics Summer institute at ditures. These districts are under port and care for all of its people
12-17, which cuts off two days the local church through April, j Oregon State university in Cor the local budget law, their ac and that this function is para
from the schedule of last year. according to the Rev. Paul Lud
counts are audited, approved by mount to any duties that chil
vallis this summer.
There will be four days of actual low. Sermon topic for April 9
the county court and filed with dren may have.
During
the
session
he
will
con
classes on the OSU campus, with will be "Romans 12.”
In my judgment, it is a step j
the county clerk.
tinue
graduate
studies
in
mathe
two days allowed for travel.
These steps, plus the annual 1 toward destruction of the concept
matics. He is currently an in
Malheur county has a quota of Ministers Report
— GET AN —
structor of mathematics at Yaki publication in summary form will ' of the validity and importance of I
62 members who may attend.
ma Valley Junior college in give adequate notice to the pub- the family relationship. At the |
Quotas are set up by the state Large Attendance
I lie although to a slight extent it present time, the amount which
Yakima, Wash.
4-H club office, based on 4-H en
will be detrimental to the news a person must earn before he is |
At Easter Services
rollment in the county.
papers. Many districts have not required to support his parents is
New Interest Rate
Local members will be tfttend-
observed the law because exact large. It may be that the legis
According to the Rev. Omar
ing on scholarships provided by Barnhouse, a member of Nyssa Effective April 1
conformity thereto would require lature should even increase the!
sponsoring organizations. Some Ministerial association, a large /•>— T -.-J Dnnl, T nrrn« publication of the names of pa amount which a son or a daugh-1
Lana DanK LOOI1S tients which is regarded as con- ter may retain before contribut
of these scholarships have been crowd was present for Good Fri-
won in county and state fair par day services held at the Christian
Interest rate on new land bank fidential.
ing one penny to their aged par
ticipation, while others will be church. Ministers believe that loans has been reduced to 5% Woman Senator Replaced
ents in need.
In a Size to Fit Your Need.
presented for general achieve time and topic changes may have percent, Dan E. Roberts, manager
Even though this be true, this
Senator Jean Lewis, the only
ment in the community and been responsible for a larger of the Federal Land Bank Asso woman senator for many years legislature should not completely
county.
ciation of Ontario, reported this from Multnomah county, was ap abandon and give legal sanction
crowd than in previous years.
Scholarship winners at the 1960
An increased attendance was week. The reduction became ef- pointed to the Domestic Rela to people who have lost respect
county fair include Pauline But reported for the Easter Sunrise fective April 1.
tions court in Portland and has for family and who choose to ig
ler, Adrian; Beth Sather, Cairo; I service. The high school choir
Roberts said that borrowers been replaced by former Senator nore their parents and to relegate
'lust Pull a Cord and Get Going"
Sally Griffin, Willowcreek; Terry was an added feature to this with 6 percent loans already on Ward Cook. Senator Cook was them to the shame and humilia
Tailman, Ridgeview; Bob Thomp year’s program and may have the books of the Federal Lank unsuccessful in his attempt to de tion of being forced to accept
Get a 5-Year Engine Replacement
son, Hyline; and Frances Cleaver, been responsible for more area Bank of Spokane also will bene feat Howard Belton for the of state dole. The same logic should
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Oregon Trail.
fit from the reduction. The bank, fice of state treasurer at the last support children driving their
residents attending.
parents from their home when
for which the Ontario association election.
Winners of community and
Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Capper re makes and services loans, is ad
Senator Ward Cook is not to they become aged without an
county scholarships will be se
lected next week from the list turned home Tuesday afternoon vising its 6 percent borrowers be confused with Senator Vernon awareness of the many sacrifices
of 4-H members who have sent from Caldwell where they spent that, until further notice, the 5 Vi Cook, and we anticipate that those same parents may have suf
applications into the county ex Easter holidays at the Glenn Os percent rate will be applied to while both are of the same poli fered in order to raise their chil
their loans commencing April 1. tical party, their votes will fre- dren and to establish them in so
tension office in Ontario.
borne home.
"This voluntary interest rate quently differ. Senator Ward ciety as good citizens.
I reduction on outstanding loans Cook is generally associated with
| represents an interest savings at the conservative element
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of the
One Block West of Railroad Depot
Gate City Journal
1 the rate of $325,000 annually tc> Democratic party in the senate.
Phone FR 2-2933
Nyssa, Oregon
Senate Bin 32, , which would
4,500 farmers and ranchers with
Classifieds
for
Results
6 percent loans in Idaho, Mon-1 make more equitable the weight-
tana, Oregon, Washington and mile taxes on heavy trucks, pass T
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Alaska, the territory served by ed the senate by a vote of 20 to 9
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the Spokane bank," Roberts said. some days ago and only yester
The association manager point day passed the house by a vote
ed out that the interest rate re of 38 to 22. There have been
duction reflects an improvement claims that passage of this bill
in the general money situation would be disastrous in that it
and carries out the policy jt the would reduce the income of the
land bank system to extend credit highway department by approxi- ’
at lowest cost possible consistent mately >1 million a year.
with sound business practices.
Nevertheless, the majority of
"The bank's interest rate,” said both houses believe that the ex- I
Roberts, ”is geared to the cost of isting tax was inequitable and in I
money in the investment markets their eyes the justice of a law I
where the bank sells bonds to cannot be measured solely by the
o
raise funds with which to make 1 amount of revenue it produces j
For example, it is certain that the
Three Names Are Drawn Each Tuesday its loans.”
The Ontario association serves 1 public would raise in rebellion if
at 3 p.m. — One for the Jackpot Prize of Malheur,
Payette, Adams and income taxes were increased sub
stantially. This, too, would pro
$50 to $200 — One Each for $10 and $5 Washington counties.
duce additional revenue but
—Winning Amounts Are Issued by Nyssa LESLIE HIATT NAMED
would be most unjust.
TO EOC HONOR ROLL
The State Highway department
Chamber of Commerce on Certificates.
Three
Eastern
Oregon
college
will
still continue to receive at
—o——
students earned perfect 4.00 grade least $15 million a year from
point averages for the winter: these heavier trucks. In the event
term, it was announced recently that it should be discovered that
by Dr. Lyle H. Johnson, registrar, i an error has been made, the next
Receiving all “A’s” were Shar- | legislature can readily correct it,
IN TRADE CERTIFICATES!
on Myers. Baker; Diane Whitnah, but for at least six years this
. . . Sponsored by . . .
Richland; and John Willmarth, particular segment of our indus
Grande.
try and its pleas for equity have
Nyssa C of C Businessmen's Committee La Among
other students named to | been ignored.
With the Following Merchant* Participating . . .
the honor roll was Leslie Hiatt,1 The Senate Judiciary commit- |
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Hiatt, tee passed out Senate Bill 461
The Merc Department Store
route 1, Nyssa. He was graduated which would repeal the Relative
Wilson's Super Market
from Nyssa high school with the Responsibility act. This would
class of 1958.
cost the state some $6 million a
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