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U. of 0. Library augene, Oregon Nyssa Gate City Journal VOLUME LVIII The Sugar City THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1963 W. Cleon Skousen Expected to Draw Capacity Crowd at Chamber Banquet January 18; Tickets Still Available Stork Herby Winner Collects Prizes Renowned Speaker and Author to Outline Background and Growth of Communism 10 Cents Per^ NUMBER 2 Solon Bob Smith Discusses Oregon's Deficit, Increased Budget Figures; Tells Proposed Sources of Revenue Governor Recommends Increases in Liquor, Cigarette Taxes, Broadening Income Base A capacity crowd of 400 people is expected to jam the school cafetorium when W. Cleon Skousen comes to Nyssa Friday, Jan. 18, Skousen, author of the best-selling anti-com munist book, “The Naked Communist,” published in 1958, has also become a noted speaker. Each year he personally delivers his message on commun- ♦ ♦ ^ism to over 200,000 people in j approximately 3 0 0 personal appearances. Not only does he ; address many national con- I ventions, schools, churches Robert F. (Bob) Smith, state representative for Malheur and Harney counties, told the Nyssa Chamber of Commerce Wednesday that Oregon legislators faced a real challenge. He said they were faced with either raising taxes to meet the governor’s $405 million budget, cutting some services, or a ' combination of both. ♦'--------------------- —--------- —— For the first time in more than 20 years Oregon has no surplus in the budget. At the beginning of the present bi City Officials Take ennium (1962-63) there was a sur Oaths Tuesday plus of $32 million but it is all j gone and there is a possibility of For New Terms a deficit. The governor has rec j and civic groups but reaches mil lions each year through radio and [ television. City Councilman George Sallee ommended borrowing through a administered the oath of office to bond issue to meet the deficit. Skousen was born in Canada in Councilman-elect Ray Huffman; 1913 and has attended schools in That is the first problem faced and Cecil Morrison, Jr., Ken Pond Canada, Mexico and the U. S. He by the incoming group of legis and Don Engstrom, all re-elected. lators. The second is that they served as student body president The ceremony took place in at San Bernardino college in Cali must raise about $40 million in ; council chambers prior to the fornia and received his law de new revenue to meet the figures regular monthly meeting Tuesday gree from George Washington set by the governor in his budget night. After the councilmen took university in Washington, D.C. | estimate. (Smith noted that in the the oath, Sallee swore in Grant ! past the final figures approved Rinehart as mayor for another He entered the Federal Bureau I by the legislature had been close two-year term. of Investigation in 1935 while at to those of the governor and he tending law school and was sub During the business session the believed that they would be this sequently appointed a special l council authorized City Manager ! time.) agent. He served in various parts Art Colby to have a new street of the U. S. and during World Income Tax Returns Lower light erected at Walnut avenue War II was appointed to a super Smith said the big cause of the and Seventh street, agreed to pay visory administrative position in 1 deficit (spending above income) $1800 for audit bill, heard the I the FBI in Washington, D.C. W. CLEON SKOUSEN was due to the income tax returns mayor read financial report for Leaving the FBI in 1951, Skou being much lower than antici the last six-month period of 1962 Speaks from Wide Experience sen became director of public ser pated by the previous legislature. and advised the city manager to vices and a member of the faculty Most of this was due to the de inform those concerned with side at Brigham Young university in PICTURED IN WAITING ROOM at Malheur of the many gifts given by Nyssa merchants to pressed conditionn of the lumber walk replacement or repair that Provo, Utah. He was given a Memorial hospital are Mrs. John Marsh (center) the little lady and her parents. Kelly Sue was industry and a lowering of agri- the cost would be $6.50 per lineal leave of absence in 1956 to re and her infant daughter, Kelly Sue, winner of born at 2:07 a.m. Jan. 2, weighed 6 pounds, 13 | cultural income. foot. organize the police department in the 1963 Nyssa Stork derby. Mother and daugh ounces and joins a sister, Laurie Ann. soon to be Governor Hatfield’s budget fig Ordinance No. 415 for the crea Salt Lake City. He served as chief j ter are shown here with Nurse Beth Ellis and two years old. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ures are $39 million lower than tion of sidewalk improvement dis Tips on giving home sewing the of police until 1960 and Time ] Vic Haburchak, president of Nyssa Chamber of Earl Bingham and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Marsh, all the total of the 79 state agencies trict was called and approved on professional look will be demon magazine said, “He ran a model Commerce, sponsoring organization of the annual of Nyssa. Attending physician was Dr. L. A. asking for funds. the first reading. Ordinance No. strated next week by Edna Mae police force.” 414 regulating the opening and Budget Expenditure Breakdown In addition to “The Naked Com contest, and also newly elected member of the Maulding. Wimsatt and Janice Gumprecht, closing of rights - of - way was —Staff Photo. Of the $405 million in the gov called and approved on second county extension agents. These munist” he has written over 50 j hospital board. Also in the photo are just a few ---- ernor’s budget 59.4 percent would reading. tips will include handling of fab full-length magazine articles and go for education; 9.6 for public rics, pattern selection, linings and a number of books. His latest health; social service, 12.3 per tips for sewing with the various book, “So You Want to Raise a cent; general government, 7.3 per types of fabrics on the market Boy,” deals with youth problems, another field in which he has cent; public safety, 68 percent; today. natural resources, 2.8 percent; Meetings will be held Jan. 16 specialized. capital construction, 1.2 percent; at Nyssa Methodist church, Jan. Ticket Sales at Vale. Ontario The January meeting of Nyssa PTA will be held at 8 Kelly Sue Marsh and her Par" ; commerce and labor, .5 percent; 17 at the Vale courthouse room o ’ clock this evening in the school cafetorium, a-'wording to an- Banquet Chairman W. L. Mc- ents, Mr. and Mrs John Marsh, transportation, .1 percent. 113 and Jan. 18 at Ontario Wom Partland says admission will be | nouncement by Mrs. W. A. Barton, president. Alfalfa seed growers will have are recipients of many useful en’s club house. Each meeting by ticket only and they are on Income Source« Listed an opportunity to discuss polli Program will be under direction of Mrs. Harriet Brumbach, , gifts donated by Nyssa Merchants will be conducted from 10 a.m. sale in Nyssa at the office of j Nyssa high school guidance counselor; Mr. and Mrs. Solon in the 11th annual “First Baby To raise the $405 million in- nators with Dr. G. E. Bohart, en to 12 noon, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Ralph Lawrence, chamber secre ! Lewis, PTA representatives during January; and Ray Larson, Contest.” come sources would be: indivi- tomologist with the USDA, at a According to Miss Gumprecht, tary, or can be purchased from --------------------------------------- ♦school board member. Among those gifts are baby duual income tax, 60.2 percent meeting to be held Jan. 15 at 8 these meetings will be open to any member. In Vale they can be blankets given by Nyssa Insur ($239,700,000); corporate excise in p.m. in Adrian grade school, ac Following the year’s pro ance Agency, Wilson Bros. Dept. come tax, 12 percent ($30,200,000); cording to Ted Avery, president the public. obtained at the Cunningham Real Health Department gram theme of curriculum stu Store, Bernard Eastman Agency; liquor tax, 8.6 percent ($34,000,- of the Malheur Legume Seed ty office and in Ontario at the Mames Mrs Nelson chamber office in Moore hotel. 1’UIIle!5 lvirs>* lieiSOIl dy, however, the counseling gift certificates of $5 in trade by 000); cigarette tax, 4.5 percent Growers association. New Hospital Board testing system of the 12 grades Clover Lawn Dairy, Mildred’s ($18 million); insurance tax, 3.5 Dr. Bohart is noted for his work The $2.50 per person tickets New Assistant Nurse Members Take Oath; cover the banquet and lecture. Mrs. R. Jack (Mary Ellen) Nel will be presented. Illustrative ma Beauty Salon, Nyssa Auto Parts, percent ($14.1 million); iriheri- in Utah where he pioneered re The time is 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 18. son of Ontario has been hired as terial will be given by Mrs. Clar Bob Thompson Agency, Farmers tance and gift tax, 3.5 percent search work with leafcutter and Officers Re-elected Oregon Trail Hall association will parttime nurse for the Malheur ice Poor, grade school principal. Feed and Seed; $2.50 gift certifi ($14.1 million) and other taxes, alkali bees. His observations cov Victor Haburchak and Tom ering % number of years of study again furnish food and serve. County Health department, ac She will show how guidance is cates by Eder Building Supply, 7.6 percent ($34 million). Drydale, newly elected members There will be the of these alfalfa seed pollinators Coast - to - Coast Store, Owyhee cording to information received given in the lower grades. Smith said the income tax fish for those who of Malheur Memorial hospital from that office. Mrs. Nelson re The junior high school will be Drug, Nyssa Furniture and Nyssa might be broadened to make all can be of value to local seed board were administered the oath prefer it. Music will be furnished places Mrs. Nina Hopper who has included wage earners pay a minimum of growers, according to Leeds Bai on the program with Pharmacy. by Nyssa high school students of office at a Tuesday evening during the banquet. moved to Cambridge, 'Idaho. $5 and that there was a possibility ley, county extension agent. Principal Muri Lancaster demon Other gifts included a sack of meeting of the group. strating procedures used in those that federal income tax payments The meeting will also feature White Satin sugar, Amalgamated Mrs. Nelson is a graduate of Other board members were re Salt Lake General hospital school grades. An actual interview with Sugar company; $5 savings ac would no longer be deductible. talks by Neil Hoffman and Luther elected to their previous offices. Toastmasters Report j of nursing and received her ba- a student will show specific me count, First National Bank of The liquor tax would be increased Fitch of the Malheur Experiment They include John Stam, presi ! chelor of science degree from the thods in the high school system. Oregon; one dozen diapers, The 15 cents per bottle and a new station. Hoffman will discuss re dent; Everett Heldt, secretary; Record Attendance | University of Utah. She also has Residents of the community are Merc; haircut, shampoo and set tax of 4 cents per pack placed search work carried out at the and Ted Morgan, treasurer. i a Red Cross home nursing in again invited to attend this in for mother, Beauty Nook, Owy on cigarettes. (The latter would station relative to seed produc At Thursday Meeting structor’s certificate, is experienc An audit report for the 1961-62 formative program. Mr. and Mrs. hee Beauty Shop; lubrication job, have to be submitted to a vote tion. Fitch will cover work done fiscal year was presented by John A record number of 18 mem ed in hospital supervision, doc Boyd Wilson will be in charge of Flying “A” Service; diaper bag, of the people.) with various chemicals in the Gourley of Boise and accepted by bers were present last Thursday tor’s office nursing and nursing refreshments after the business Ben Franklin store; one year’s Smith io Submit Bills control of weeds and dodder in the board. They also discussed morning at a meeting of Nyssa instruction. the alfalfa seed crop. subscription, Gate City Journal. meeting and program session. Smith said he would submit improvement of the hospital col Toastmasters in Brownie’s cafe. Still other items presented were For the past 12 years she has According to Mrs. Barton, there bills to: (1) eliminate present pro Members presented their views worked in the obstetrical depart lection procedure. were eight cookie cans around the large iced angel food cake, Dee- visions on ambulance operations Hospital Staff Names on the use of public buildings by Lite Bakery; $3 in cash, Idaho Emil A. Stunz has been engag ment at Holy Rosary hospital in grade school last Monday after making it almost impossible for private and civic groups during Ontario. ed as new credit officer. noon instead of the expected six. Power company; two gallons anti ruural sections to have the ser Dr. Sarazin as Chief the table topic discussion. freeze, Nyssa Co-op Supply; half Dr. David W. Sarazin was elect She is the mother of three chil The PT A executive committee gallon ice cream, Polar Bear; 8x10 vice, (2) amend the bill governing Five minute speakers included dren, ed chief - of - staff at the last volunteered to fill the containers Vic Marshall Wins Karen, 12, Lou Ann, 8, and fire protection requirements of Robert Palmer, Glade Chadwick Kent, 4. since the results of the December gold-tone portrait, Schoen Stu hospitals, giving them three years monthly meeting of Malheur Me $10 Bank Days Prize and Don Bates. Palmer’s talk was morial hospital medical staff. room count revealed a three-way dio; two dozen diapers, Bestway to comply. Vic Marshall, route 1, Nyssa, the ice-breaker speech, in which tie for first place in one of the Building center. Named as vice president was Since state agencies figure out Baby cross, Jackson Jewelers; was winner of the $10 second he told of his early boyhood anec TV College Sponsors grades. Dr. K. A. Danford with Dr. John what they want and try to see 12 cans baby milk, Nyssa Food award Tuesday afternoon at Nys. dotes. Chadwick’s talk dealt with Adult Sewing Classes Attendance Winners Listed Kopp of Vale chosen as secretary center; infant’s sleeping bag, The where they can get the money, government farm supports and sa Bank Days drawing. treasurer. Smith said one of the biggest jobs At Nyssa High School Winners for : December were: Stork Shop; case of baby food, Other names drawn but not the topic of Bates’ discussion was Appointment of staff commit present to win were Fred Mor "Where We Stand” and pertain Adult basic clothing construc first grade, Mrs. Gladys Engle- M and W Market, Wilson’s Mar of a legislator was to protect the tees will be made later by Dr. tion classes will begin at 8 o’clock hardt; second grade, Mrs. Opal ket; baby dish, fork and spoon, people from the government they ton, route 2, Nyssa, $50 jackpot, ed to world affairs. Sarazin. had created. Paulus Jewelry; specially baked Alcorn; third grade, Mrs. Helen Bob Chatelain served as topic Monday evening, Jan. 14, in the and Clarence A. Burd, route 1, master. Dr. David Sarazin acted Nyssa high school homemaking Gonyer, Mrs. Vale Hagey and Mrs. cake, Ray’s Food Fair; two free Ontario, $5 third prize. Jackpot prize will advance to as evaluator while toastmaster rooms, according to Mrs. Virginia Naomi May; fourth grade, Mrs. meals, Twilight cafe, Brownie’s] Eva Chadwick; fifth grade, Mrs. cafe; set of Tad terry cloth grow | was W. A. Barton. Steffens, instructor. $75 next Tuesday afternoon. The classes will be under aus Hazel Lane; sixth grade, Mrs. wear, Bracken’s Dept, store; elec- ! trie bottle warmer, Renstrom Ag pices of Tresaure Valley Commu Mary Hatt. nity college. Registration will be Mrs. Bill Richesin, room repre- ency; surprise gift, Firestone store | I done during the first session. sentative chairman, states tha t and baby walker, Peterson Fur- [ Figures released from the office of the Malheur County The course will run for twelve this is a very unusual occurrence niture company. Tuberculosis and Health association in Ontario by Mrs. Don In addition Malheur Memorial weeks, three hours per evening, and that it isn’t likely to happen Kudrna, executive secretary, show that Malheur county hospital contributed $50 toward will be the regular fee of $12 again for some time. During the Jan. 4 blood drawing, 205 area residents re i Cost for audit, plus $1 fee for a sylla The February meeting will be delivery and hospital expenses Christmas Seal returns total $4394.31 as of Dec. 31. 1962. Last ported to donate a pint of the life-saving fluid; however, 16 bus or $18 fee for terminal college and Dr. L. A. Maulding gave $50 year’s final returns came to $4913.48. on the evening of Valentine’s day credit were rejected for various reasons, according to a report from I credit, plus $1 fee. on delivery as attending A plea is being made for those who have not answered and the curriculum study for the physician. the local committee. their Christmas Seal letters* month will be in the field of spe As a result, the 200-pint quota fell short just 11 pints. to do so. Reminders will be in instance, influenza and pneumo cial education. Donors receiving one-gallon pins at the Friday drawing in- Beet Growers Group the mail next week and it is nia cause a breakdown among Nyssa FF A Chapter March 2 has been set for the In Sets Meetings Today ternational dinner, the PTA’s an- eluded Mrs. Wilma Tallman," hoped that they will be ac people infected with TB germs.” Collects Donations Keith Tailman, Vincent Sku- ' er, Bob Humphries, Mrs. Wesley Nyssa - Nampa District Beet nual fund-raising project. cepted in the friendly way May Visit Set by Mobile Unit Approecimately 14 members of Growers association has schedul bal, Lawrence Miller. George Brown. they are intended. The mobile x - ray unit will Mrs. Bob Wilson, Mrs. Wood ed its 1963 annual meetings at the Nyssa FF A chapter turned Griffin and Arlene Brammer. row "We reach for a total of at least again visit the county in May, out Saturday, Jan. 5, and collect Seuell, Mrs. Cliff Main and various hours and places within WEATHER . . • Karma Kesler received a two- $5000 each year,” Mrs. Kudrna Mrs. Kudrna reported. Tubercu ed more than $52 in the organiza Mrs. Raymond Sager, canteen the district. gallon pin while three-gallon pins Data Max. Min. Prec. said. Of the total collected 73 %% lin testing will be done by the went to Mural Lewis, Harold staff; Mrs. K. A. Danford, Mrs. The Nyssa - Oregon Trail meet Jan. 2------------ 41 .03 tion’s annual Jack of Dimes drive. remains in the county. Our pro health department in all county 33 As a tradition, the boys used a Art Bosselman, Mrs. H. R. Pat ing will be held at 1:30 this after Henigson, Ethel Lawrence and .04 33 3------------ 44 terson, nurses; Mrs. Gordon Ray, noon at Oregon Trail hall with Jan. farm tractor pulling a manure gram is being expanded to include schools with equipment purchas- Ralph Lawrence. 33 Jan. 4 ------------ 48 t?d by the TB association. spreader to create and attract at respiratory diseases.” Mrs. Dean Fife. Mrs. Jake Fisch the meeting at Adrian slated at Jan. 5------------ 41 21 Appreciation Expressed According to Kenneth Ross, ex er, Mrs. Howard Myrick and Mrs. 7:30 this evening in the grade The local association also pays tention for their drive. 20 Jan. 6--------- — 41 ecutive secretary of the Oregon for x-ray films of suspected cases, The Nyssa FFA chapter has The local blood group has asked Lyle Miner, aides. school recreation room. 31 Jan. 7________ 35 Tuberculosis and Health associa furnishes health bulletins to Mrs. L. E. Tibbets, Mrs. Don participated in the March of the Journal to express their ap Included on the program will Jan. 8 -- ---------- 36 30 tion, “Since other respiratory dis. county schools, provides 4 - H Dimes for several years and this preciation to the following indi-, Oldemeyer, Mrs E. D Michael be two films. One will be on Jan. 9 ------------ — 20 viduals and groups for their as-. son, clerical staff; Dr J. J. Sara “Spring Mechanization” with the portion of the drive was named eases that damage the lungs or scholarships, contributes to nurs Owyhee Reservoir Storage "Jack of Dimes" because one year hinder breathing have a direct ing and medical scholarships, plus sistance: Eagles lodge. Lions club, zin, Dr. David Sarazin and Dr. other being "Beet Industry in School District 26. the Gate City K. A. Danford, physicians in at Russia,” to be shown by Harold Jan. 7, 1963 ___ 205,150 Acre Ft. a burro was used for the attrac bearing on TB, we are concerned a variety of health education pro 1 with all respiratory diseases. For jects. Journal. Chuck Rieb. Don Weav- tendance. | Hart. Jan. 7, 1962 ____ 71,730 Acre Ft tion. Skousen Background Given Home Sewing Tips To Be Presented At Public Meetings Nyssa PTA Meeting Sei This Evening; December Room Count Winners Listed Blood Quota Falls Short Eleven Pints Al Jan. 4 Drawing; 205 Donors Report 1963 Baby Wins Gifts Presented By Local Firms Expert to Speak At Alfalfa Seed Growers Meeting Christmas Seal Returns Fall Short Of 1861 Campaign; X-Ray Unit Slated
