Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, April 13, 1961, Page 7, Image 7

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOVRNAL. NYSSA. OS EGON
THURSDAY. APRIL 13. 1961
C of C Hears Plans
For Band Day Oct. 14
Cancar Control Increases
McPartland Explains
One cancer patient in three is
now being saved A few years Program for Retarded
(Continued from Page 1)
(Continued from Page 1)
ago only one in four was saved.
is due largely to guidance coun­ American Cancer society asks
1 To provide for orientation or
seling program to give one of you to help speed the progress adjustment to new situations and
teachers full time work at this against this disease.
surroundings.
job where part of this time was
2 To provide exploratory op­
spent in library last year)
while the other grades will re­ portunities into areas that cut
$5800, band uniforms (this rep­ main about the same. McPartland
across many subject lines.
resents replacements for part of said.
3. To provide for a group ap-
band uniforms now 13 years old);
The chamber endorsed SB 502, proach to common individual or
$2500, textbooks; $3600. janitor in its original form, and the sec­
personal problems.
hire and heat (Arcadia school retary was requested to write
Failure to recognize and pro­
building will have to be used local members of the legislature vide help on the three problems
thus increasing these costs); and to this effect. The bill would indicated in the above purposes
$4000, fixed costs (covers Social make it illegal for other than a will often hinder effective learn­
Security increases, retirement regular employee to picket a ing in the basic subjects of the
funds, industrial accident costs, farmer. This would remove the curriculum. Therefore, a success­
etc).
chance of a union member or any ful treatment of those problems
Millage Rate Decreases
other disgruntled person starting is of concern to every teacher. An
Other figures showed the valu­ a picket line.
effective total school group guid­
ation of the district rising and the
In other action the chamber ance program should be designed
millage rate decreasing since went on record as favoring a new to help the individual student to:
1956-57 school year. Enrollment bridge across the Snake river be­
1. Make adjustments to new
increased 52 last year from the tween Ontario and Payette, and environmental situations.
previous year. The number of the secretary was so instructed
2. Plan his education.
students in high school this com­ to inform the highway commis­
3. Work and study effectively.
ing year will increase about 60 sion
4. Select a field of work
5. Meet his personal problems
and social responsibilities.
6. Develop a wholesome rela
tionship with his present and fu
ture family.
7. Develop a constructive out-
look on life.
8. Utilize his leisure time ef-
fectively.
9. Become a successful leader
or follower, or both.
10. Maintain his health.
11. Guard his life against acci­
dents.
FOR LEASE—
SIGNAL SERVICE STATION
301 Main Street in Nyssa
For Information Call TU 9-5015
Journal Classifieds Get Results!
SOMETHING NEW!
KINGSWAY
Dress Shoes For Men
The Latest in Styles with Neolite
or Leather Soles
The Style and Quality of
Our New KINGSWAY
Shoe is Equal to
That of Any
$12.95
Shoe
PARKER COUPLE ATTENDS
MEAT PACKERS SESSIONS
Mr and Mrs. Don Parker of
Treasure Valley Packing company
attended the annual Oregon In­
dependent Meat Processors meet­
ing Saturday and Sunday in On­
tario. Approximately 20 other
couples representing meat pack­
ers from all over the state were
present.
Moore hotel banquet room was
scene of the Saturday session,
Speakers included a representa-
tive from the cattlemen’s associa-
tion and an Idaho packer was
present and told of laws in the
Gem state.
Sunday luncheon was served at
East Side cafe, followed by elec­
tion of officers.
PAGE SEVEN
Community Concert
Membership Drive
Slated April 17-21
Council Takes Action No Winners Present
At Monthly Meeting At Tuesday Drawing
(Continued from Page 1)
Names drawn this week at Nys­
Annual Community Concert to table the matter for further sa Bank Days event were Lila
membership campaign will be discussion. Hemgson stressed that Mitchell, route 2. Nyssa, $200
launched Monday, April 17, at Jackson was willing to meet any jackpot prize; Clifford Fox, route
a banquet m Moore hotel. On­ reasonable suggestions or condi­ 2, Nyssa, $10 second award; and
Glen Strickland, route 1, Nyssa,
tario, and will continue through tions the city might make
April 21.
In other action the council: ac­ for third prize of $5. There were
All members are urged to re­ cepted the petroleum bid of Stan­ no winners present to claim their
new early and those desiring new dard Oil company, subject to a awards.
Jackpot prize remains at $200
1961-62 memberships may con­ further audit of the bids submit­
next
Tuesday.
tact any of the following Nyssa ted by them. Phillips Petroleum
residents: Mmes. Gene Chester, company and American Oil com­
Grant Jones, W. L. McPartland, pany; referred to the planning
Robert Wilson, Lloyd Lewis, Amy commission petition of Robert
Do You Get Tired
Hirai, Bernard Eastman. W O Allen and H G. Johnson to vacate
Peterson, Jack Swager, or Mr a portion of alley north of Park !
of Housework
avenue between Eighth street
S P Kelley,
Memberships may also be ob- and the highway; and approved j
tained at campaign headquarters second reading of ordinance 401
Group Views County in Moore hotel between the hours relating to the vacation of a por­ by the End of
tion of Eighth street. Bower to
10 a m. and 5 p.m.
Farm Labor Camps; of Feature
a Busy Day?
attraction of the 1961- Ehrgood
Approval Expressed 62 season will be the Joffrey
Here*8 an interesting discov­
Businessmen, church and civic ballet and orchestra.
No matter how long it may be
ery that might help lighten your
group leaders, farmers and other
devalued, there are those who
load around the house.
interested persons gained a first­
Journal Clasiified» Pay!
like to possess currency.
We recently asked an inde­
hand picture of local farm labor
pendent research organization
camp facilities last Wednesday
to visit with 100 active house­
afternoon when nearly 40 persons
wives about extension tele­
turned out for a tour of farm la­
Every farm needs a gas
phones. A few ladies without a
bor camps. These camps are op­
erated by the Malheur County
second phone said they would
welding and cutting outfit...
Farm Labor Sponsoring associa­
get one if their houses iveren't sc
tion.
“small ” And that puzzled us.
and now you can own a "Big 98”
The touring group visited the i
Just what is a “small" house?
Nyssa, Adrian, Vale and Ontario
As a matter of fact, as long as
for the cost of one repair job!
camps and inspected new con­
you’re making beds, washing
struction and general improve­
A “Big 98” gas welding and cutting outfit is versatile,
dishes, getting children ready
ments. Three pumice block apart­
easy to use . . . completely portable and always
for school, and fixing meals,
ment units are being added at
handy. Welds all metals found on the farm; can cut
there’s no such thing as a
the Nyssa and Vale camps and
metal up to 4' thick; excellent for heating and bending.
“small” house.
extensive improvements are near­
So why deprive yourself of a
More farmers own “Big 98’s” than any other make
ing completion at all the camps
of
gas
equipment.
useful
extension phone? Prop­
improvement
under an annual
erly located (in the kitchen or
program.
FREE! Come in and ask for a free
bedroom for example), it will
Several persons attending the
12 page booklet titled "Welding on
make your work a little easier,
tour voiced approval of the camp
the farm: Questions and Answer«.**
save you time and stepe. And
conditions and housing faciliites
the values of a second phone
which are being made ready for
don’t stop there, either.
some 1300 migrant workers who
will begin arriving in Malheur
Consider privacy. Phoning’s
county in numbers this week. The
no pleasure when you’re stand­
camps are operated by the labor
ing up in the hall or sitting in
sponsoring association comprised
an intersection of noise and con­
au. ruaros«:
of over 400 local farmers who de­
fusion in the living room. With
pend on migrant labor in the pro­
a bedroom extension, you enjoy
KLHH MB
duction and harvest of their crops
your calls in a quiet oasis of calm.
include» torch body,
Several church, civic and farm
3 welding tip», cut­
And economy. All the luxuri­
ting
a»»embly,
tsp,
groups are also sponsoring pro-
ous features of an extension
oxygen regulator,
grams to aid migrants and their
acetylene regula­
phone can be yours at the utili­
tor, toggle»,
families. Some need has been
torch lighter
tarian cost of only pennies a
expressed for furnishing more
and he »e.
day. As we said, why deprive
playground
and recreational
yourself of another phone—
equipment at some of the camps.
especially at that price?
Thinning of sugar beets is ex­
Talk it over with your family
pected to start around April 19
tonight. Then, tomorrow, order
an extension phone either from
our business office or a telephone
serviceman if you spot his truck
in your neighborhood.
PAUL SMITH PURCHASES
ATKESON SHOP AT 509 MAIN
Paul Smith has recently pur­
chased the Atkeson shop located
at 509 Main street, where he will
sharpen and repair lawnmowers
and do all kinds of tool sharpen-
ing.
Smith comes to Nyssa from
Portland and is residing at the
trailer park at 15 Park avenue,
Atkeson plans to move to Cald­
well soon where he has purchas­
ed a home and apartments.
«D Presenting ths Bell Chimet
NYSSA AUTO PARTS
11 North Third St.
Phone FR 2-2293
** a product of Smith Welding Equipment Corporation, Minneapolis.
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You g.l thru. dutinctivo
ring», including a
melodiout chi mo.
Call ut for detail».
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MALHEUR HOME
rELEPHONE CO.
A True Value and a
Permanent Price at
THE MERC
— to —
Where u dl you find a handsomer hardtop than this Impaia Sport Sedan!
MORE PEOPLE ARE
BUYING CHEVROLETS
THAN ANY OTHER MAKE!
When one ear outsells all the rest the way
this new Chevrolet is doing’—there’s got
to be a reason. And we can think of some
pretty good ones. The clean-etched looks
of the new Body by Fisher, for example.
The eager brand of "git" that’s under the
hood. The easy way it handles. Plus the
added advantage of extra-cost options like
triple-turbine Turboglide.
But to sample all these reasons together,
you have to get a Chevrolet out on the
road. And there’s where that Jet-smooth
ride takes over with its own gentle kind of
WE GIVE
GOLI)
STRIKE
STAMPS
AND JUST ONE
JET-SMOOTH |
RIDE WILL
SHOW YOU
WHY!
persuasion. If you weren’t absolutely sure,
you’d imagine you were riding in a far
costlier car.
No wonder people are
buying more Chevrolets
than any other make!
Chevrolets have more of
what it takes to please
people!
‘Official R L Polk & Co. registration figures short
full-sired Chevrolets outsold the second-choice make
by a record-breaking margin in 1980 —and Chevro­
lets continue to set the pace far the industry this year/
See the new Chevrolet cart, Chevy Cur rat rt and the new Corvette al your local authorized Chevrolet dealer’»
Department and Variety Store
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NYSSA MOTORS, INC.
420 Main Street
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Nyssa, Oregon
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Phone FR 2-2224