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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1962 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Two Memorial Gift Volumes Included Coming Events— In Latest Additions to County Library r™- rials head the group of new vol umes going into circulation Sat- urday, Oct. 6, at Malheur county library. "The Old Poet Road" by Stew- art H. Holbrook, This book, pre- sented in memory of Mrs. E. A. Fraser by the Ontario Study club, gives an account of the Boston Post Road from the first rider in 1763 to the present day. "Encylopedia of the Great Com poser* and Their Music" by Mil ton Cross. This two-volume set, a listener’s guide to the lives and music of the masters from Johann Sebastian Bach to Gian - Carlo Menotti, was presented by Ontario Study club in memory of Mrs. O. M. Castleman. "Guns of August" by Barbara Tuchman. The drama of August, 1914, a month of battle in which war was waged on a scale unsur passed and whose results deter mined the shape of the world in which we live today. "The Improper Opinion" by Martin E. Marty. Of significance to U. S. Christians but more par ticularly to the Protestant major ity, this is a trenchant analysis of the church’s failure to reach the nation’s religiously uncommitted people v;u the press, moving pic tures, radio and television. $ "Th. Uni,.,. Nation." b, Ben- jamin V. Cohen. A brief review in lay language of the constitu tional developments of the U. N. "The Communist Blueprint of the Future" compiled by Thomas P. Whitney. The complete texts of all four Communist manifes toes, 1848-1961. "The Nature of Communism" by Robert Vincent Daniels. A considered analysis of Commun ism in all its significant aspects of Marxian theory, historical devel opment and actual practice in various parts of the world by an American expert in Russian his tory. "Spy in the U. S." by Pawel Mo net. A former Communist agent’s account of eluding the FBI and using innocent citizens to gather information in New York, Wash ington, Baltimore, Chicago, Pitts burgh, Detroit and New Orleans and of the agonizing decisions which lead to his defection. "Bishop Walsh of Maryknoll" by Ray Kerrison. A biography of the Catholic prelate sentenced in 1960 by a Red Chinese court to 20 years’ imprisonment for “trying unsuccessfully to under mine the revolutionary efforts of the Chinese people.” "The Reivers" by William Faulkner. On a summer day in 1D0WN * PUTS NEW KELLY WINTER TIRE ON YOUR CAR! UP TO 6 MONTHS TO PAY Choose from two great NYLONS 21-MONTHS GUARANTEE KELLY EXPLORER 15-MONTHS GUARANTEE KELLY GRIP TRAC NATIONWIDE GUARANTK spmrf MHMl rettf tar irds (except repairable ptmctvres) foe aontlK spedfM, and defects in workmaajbip and maltrnls without lent m to time oe mileage Allowance made on lew tire based ■pea rta«M»c anfiMl tread aad cwrest “HHj pnca." FOR WORRY-FREE DRIVING Elliott Tire Co 204 North Main St. NYSSA. OREGON Phone 372-2270 YOUR KELLY CAR SAFETY CENTER Quality-Built Kelly Tires in Every Size, Type and Price Range For Every Kind Of Car, Including Foreign And Compact Models. Tonight, 7:30 p.m.—Meeting of Job s Daughters in Masonic hall. Tonight, * p-m.—American Le gion meeting in community hall. Oct. 5, 2 pan. — Rebekah Sun shine club meeting in IOOF hall. Oct. 6. 8 p.m.—American Le gion card party in community halt Oct. 7. 1:30 pan.—All-Star bowl- , ing league meet* at Bye Lane* in Ontario. Oct. 8, 8 pan.—Lutheran ladies ; meeting at the home of Mr*. Jahn Milbraih. Oct. 8. 8 pan.—Slated meeting of Golden Rule lodge 147, AF & AM. Oct. 9. 7 pan.—Eagle* auxiliary potluck dinner at Eagle* hall. Oct. 9. 8 p.m—Meeting of Yel low Rose Rebekah lodge in IOOF hall. Oct. 10. 8 pan.—Isaak Walton league meets in Vale. Oct. 11, 8 pan.—PTA meeting. ONE-ARMED HIGHWAYMAN PAGE SEVEN Highway Department Achievements Earn Engineering Award for Oregon Traffic accidents cost the citizens of Oregon approximately $7 million a month, according to Alton P. Bunderson, district director for the National Safety council. The figure includes loss of earning power, medical and hospital expenses, cost of motor vehicle repair or replacement and cost of providing automobile insurance to the citizens of Oregon. Bunderson was in Salem re-*--------------------------------------- cently to review a detailed > education activities keyed to ma- analysis of Oregon’s 1961 traf-1 jor state needs. fie safety program with state Organization for Traffic officials and citizen leaders. Safety Improvement He presented a National Safety 9. Official action . . . Program council Traffic Engineering award of study and follow-up on major to the state in recognition of out needs. standing achievements by the 10. Citizen support . . . Employ Oregon Highway department. An other award will be made to the full-time executive manager and Oregon Department of Motor Ve undertake statewide reorganiza tion. hicles sometime in the future. Safety Program Rank* Third Oregon’s overall traffic safety INFANT DAUGHTER BORN program for 1961 met or exceeded THEY COULDN'T BE TO ROTH COUPLE IN HAWAII 82 percent of the recommended Lt. and Mrs. Ronald K. Roth CLOSER— TO DEATH. levels of performance for states are parents of an 8-pound, 11- its size. Standards are determin ■ ounce daughter, Lissa Marie, born ed by performance of leading Physicians and Sept. 25 in a Honolulu, Hawaii, states in each population group hospital. The infant joins a sister, and by the National Safety coun Surgeons Kristin Lorraine, at home. cil and its advisory bodies. Among ... LJ I R— Lt. Roth is stationed at the the 11 Western states, Oregon's K. E. KERBY. M. D. Marine base at Kailua, Oahu, program ranked third highest. K. A. DANFORD. M. D. Hawaii. Analysis of Oregon’s perform Physicians and Surgeons Paternal grandparents are Mr. ance showed driver licensing and Dial 372-2241 and Mrs. Carl Roth. j traffic engineering as the highest scoring sections, with scores of Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Daily Except Saturday and 97 and 90 percent, respectively. Nyssa Births ... Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. > “ Although a great deal has been Sept. 26 — Tr Mr. and Mrs. | done, much more is needed. If James Skeen of Nyssa, a 6-pound Oregon is going to hold the line, MAULDING CLINIC j son, unnamed. activities must be stepped up to Sept. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Man L. A. Maulding. M. D. Idaho Power company said this week that a new 255-mile, meet today's problems and to Physician and Surgeon uel Valero of Nyssa, a 7-pound, high-voltage transmission line it will build jointly with two 2-ounce daughter, Manuela Ann. other utilities from American Falls to Anaconda, Mont., is morrow’s challenges,” Bunderson Dial 372-2216 Sept. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Er- “still another step in inter-system coordination started 42 said. He listed 10 key recommen Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. dations for improvement before man Bashans of Ontario, a 7- Daily Except Saturday and the Oregon Traffic Safety com-1 pound, 8-ounce son, Alex Nathan. years ago to benefit our customers.” Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. Company President T. E. Roach, pointing out that the new mission, Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith of Ontario, a 7 - pound 230,000-volt line will increase*------ —------------------------------ Accident Record* W. SARAZIN. M.D. the number of Idaho Power sure ample power supplies for the 1. Enroll state supervisor in DAVID daughter, Esther May. Physician and Surgeon Oct. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Mi interconnections with other rapidly expanding requirements course on accident records and Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 pun. guel Rodriguez of Nyssa, a daugh- utilities to eight, said the ties of the area.” their uses. Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon. j ter. provide numerous benefits in The new heavy-duty line, ac 2. Further development of com —Phones— Oct. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis cluding supplemental reserves of cording to Roach, will increase parison studies on rural accidents Office 372-3365 Res. 372-3173 Stutheit of Parma, a son. electricity, more dependable ser the flow of power available to and arrests. Office: 213 Main Street vice and more economical opera meet the growing demands in Highway and Traffic Engineering Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Danford tions. eastern Idaho, as well as further 3. More reconstruction of prob hunted deer during the weekend Dentists The American Falls - Anaconda 1 implement t h e Federal Power lem locations. near Juntura and also visited in line will be built by Idaho Power j commission’s requirement that Police Traffic Supervision the Orin Curry home. in cooperation with Utah Power Idaho Power coordinate its sys- 4. Legislation to authorize ar J. R. CUNDALL & Light company and Montana tern with facilities of other mem- rest of violators at scene of acci Dantlat 1905 Lucius Priest, age 11, is per Power company, both also mem-i bers of the Northwest Power pool, dent. 17 South Third Street suaded to “borrow” his grand bers of the Northwest Power pool. Describes Interconnections 5. Revision of chemical test law Dial 372-3538 father’s car and make a trip to Links Three Companies to conform with recommended Nyssa Oregon Roach said Idaho Power’s many ! Memphis. Ned McCaslin, Negro, interconnections with the pool national standards. Providing the second tie be School Traffic Safety Education stows away and they are off on a J. W. OLSEN. D.M.D. tween the systems of the three in were like “doorways” through heroic odyssey. 6. Driver education expansion DENTAL OFFICE "Klondike Kale" by Ellis Lucia. vestor-owned utilities, it will ex which the company can bring ad and teacher certification. ditional electricity from other Seventh and Bower Ave. 7. Increased leadership and as Life and legend of Kitty Rock tend from Idaho Power’s Brady members whenever needed t o substation at American Falls to Dial 372-3311 well, the Queen of the Yukon. supplement its own ample gener sistance for local school safety Nyssa Oregon "The U - 2 Affair" by David Montana Power’s terminal sub ating capacity of more than 1,000,- education. 11 1 ■HI.1.... ......................... ■' M Wise. The story behind one of the station at Anaconda, with a link 000 kilowatts. Public Traffic Safety Education most explosive espionage cases of to Utah Power’s Goshen substa 8. More emphasis on safety Veterinarians “With the pool’s vast reserve of the 20th century. The facts of the tion near Idaho Falls. supplemental power to draw from, Ground and aerial surveys for plane’s loss, the inept and un Threaded Salt Shaker TREASURE VALLEY coordinated attempts to explain the line were carried on through Idaho Power is in an excellent The first salt shaker with mold ANIMAL HOSPITAL position to maintain dependable out the summer, Roach said. and cover up by U. S. agencies ed screw threads in the glass was 467 Main St. Dial 372-3067 The line will be equipped with service to its customers now and involved in the project, the col made almost 100 years ago — in Nyssa, Oregon in the future, ” Roach declared. lapse of the Summit meeting and new - style “bundled” conductors Dr. B. E. Roas He pointed out that system co 1863. the trial of Powers are presented enabling the companies to deliver Nyssa — 372-3552 ordination also permits operating 40 percent more electricity than fully. Salt Keeps Milk Fresh Dr. R. W. Faulk "The Great Price Conspiracy" through lines with standard con economies “to partially offset the To make milk keep longer in Parma — 4-2731 by John Herling. An account of ductors. A “revolutionary advance steadily rising costs of doing busi the refrigerator, add a little salt Large and Small Animals the anti-trust violations in the in high-voltage transmission tech ness.” to it while it is still fresh. niques,” the conductors consist of Idaho Power's first interconnec electrical industry. "Modern Porcelain" by Alberta two paired cables for each of a tion with another utility came in C. Trimble. Includes chapters on line’s three phases instead of the I 1920 with two 46,000 - volt ties terms and processes, china care three single cables normally used. with Utah Power at Inkom W. F. Schroeder and D. S. Denning, Jr and collecting, and the use of co Coordination Benefits Customers Blackfoot. announce ordinates. Roach said customers of the Additional Tie* Made "A Time of Harvest" by Robert the opening of their office Since then, Idaho Power has E. Spiller. A history of American three companies already are en joying the benefits of system co made five more ties with other for the literature from 1910 to 1960. "Maignetism" by D. S. Parasnis. ordination through a 161,000-volt systems, including the existing Practice of Law A broad survey of present knowl line completed in early 1941 be 161,000 - volt Goshen - Anaconda line. edge of magnetism for students or tween Goshen and Anaconda. as Schroeder & Denning The others were a 138,000-volt “Thus our companies have been readers interested in basic infor interconnection with Utah Power carrying on electric system co at 298 A Street East, Vale, Oregon mation. "Barbara" by Wayne Robinson. ordination for 20 years, voluntar at American Falls in 1927; a 230,- Telephone 473-6491 A novel of death and survival in ily providing a three-system pool 000-volt interconnection with the of electric power capacity to as- Bonneville Power administration tank combat. at La Grande in 1956; a 230,000- volt interconnection with Wash ington Water Power company at ' Imnaha in 1960; and a 230,000-volt interconnection with Utah Power at American Falls in 1961. Meanwhile, Idaho Power built I new high-voltage lines that fur- t he r strengthened coordination with other utilities, in addition to 1 may be short for you providing additional ties between i the east and west ends of its sys but an injury could last long tem. Company Complete* ther Lin** and be very expensive! Among these lines was one I completed between Boise and | American Falls in 1938 that oper- | ated at 138,000 volts until its capa- | city was increased to 230,000 volts I in 1955. when you can buy coverage In 1961 the company completed a second 230,000-volt line between for Death, Medical Expense Boise and American Falls that is the longest of its type equipped and Loss of Time at a i with bundled conductor in the i United States. | Other 230,000-volt line« built to I strengthen Idaho Power’s trans- 1 mission network were a 100-mile Brownlee - Boise line and a 42- (For 3 Days or 60 Days) mile line constructed between Brownlee and the Quartz substa tion, near Baker, in 1957. By the end of 1962, Roach re- I ported, Idaho Power will be oper ating more than 3,600 miles of high-voltage transmission lines— I “highways of wire” serving its progressive and steadily develop- 1 mg service area. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY n I II. New Idaho Power Transmission Line Into Montana Will Provide Reserves Cheaper Operation and Better Service CONTRARY TO RUMORS Hunting Season . . THE NYSSA ELEVATOR IS NOT and WILL NOT BE CLOSED! WHY GAMBLE? REASONABLE COST "We Are for Business As Usual!" Let Us Give You Rates! RENSTROM INSURANCE AGENCY Avenue Phone 372-2997 NYSSA. OREGON THE NYSSA ELEVATOR Salt Stimulate* Appetite Salt stimulates the appetite of dairy cow* and the more feed dairy animals consume, the more milk they will give. By F. S. GWTLLIAM As District Manager