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Nyssa Gate City Journal
VOLUME LVII
The Sugar City
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1964
W. Ford to Head
Nyssa Chamber
Blood Drawing
Slated Monday
Al Eagles Hall
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The Red Cross bloodmobile will
be at Nyssa Eagles hall on Mon­
day, Dec. 21, according to Harvey
Easton, chairman for the sponsor­
ing Jaycees. They will be assist­
ed by Lions club members during
the drawing to be held from 2 to
6 p.m.
Quota has been set at 150 pints,
same as for the Aug. 5 drawing.
The chairman reports that a
baby sitter will be available at
the hall for pre-school children.
He tlso stated that new donors
as well as those who have pre­
viously given blood are urged to
attend and give of the life-saving
fluid.
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The board of directors of Nyssa
Chamber of Commerce chose Walt
Ford as president and Ray Tar­
ter as vice president for the com­
ing year, following the regular
meeting of that body Wednesday
noon.
Ford served as vice president
during 1964, while Tarter became
a new member of the group dur­
ing the past year. He moved here
from Boise and operates the local
OK Tire store.
Other board members are Da­
vid Sarazin, Floyd Rhoades, Boyd
Wilson, the Rev. Wallace Prowell
and Dellin Erickson, present pres­
ident.
Ore-Ida Foods, Inc.
Declares Dividend
Payable January 1
10 Cents Per Copy
NUMBER 51
Second Appearance
Santa Returning io Nyssa Saturday
To Visit Kids Missed on First Trip;
Chamber Offers Bikes and Turkeys
Santa will be back in Nyssa Saturday, Dec. 19, to visit all
the children he missed while here last weekend. He’ll be at
the vacant Merc building (123 Main street) from 2:30 until
5 p.m. with candy for the small children and good cheer for all.
The building will be lighted and heated for the special
occasion and the interviews between Santa and the children
will be heard over loud speak-*------------------------------------- —
ers on Main street.
In addition to St. Nick’s visit
the Businessmen’s Promotion
committee has arranged for
two bikes and two trikes to be
given away at 4 o’clock in separ­
ate drawings. Tickets will be
given inside the building and
those holding lucky numbers will
win the vehicles.
15 Turkeys to Be Awarded
Adults will have an opportu­
nity to win a Christmas turkey,
all dressed and ready for the
table (except cooking) as the
chamber group will give away 15
of the birds in a separate drawing
at the same location and in the
same manner.
In all three drawings it will be
necessary to be present to win.
Merchants remind the public
that there are only a few shop­
ping days left before Christmas
and that they still have good
stocks from which to choose gifts.
Mental Health
Project Organized
In Four Counties
Assistance to benefit Eastern
Oregon State Hospital patients in
the hospital-family project spon­
sored by the National Institute of
Mental (Public) Health has begun
The board of directors of Ore-
in the four more populous coun­
Ida Foods, Inc., Monday declared
ties of this area—Umatilla, Baker,
a 2 percent stock dividend. It will
Union and Malheur. The mental
THE STORY OF TINY TIM as told in Dicken's struciors in social studies and speech classes, re­
be payable Jan. 15, 1965, to stock­
health resources in these coun­
"Christmas Carol" was theme of this float, one
spectively. Also on the program will be some of
holders of record Dec. 28, 1964.
ties are extremely limited.
of the units in Nyssa's Christmas parade held last
the best-loved Christmas carols by music students
Fiscal year end earnings are
A dinner was served Friday estimated at $1.55 per share, bas­
When an ex-patient returns to
Saturday afternoon. The float was constructed
John Wohlcke, Alan Cottle, Mary and Carol Pond,
his community he needs consid­
and sponsored by the NHS Mexican Alliance
Karel Obenchain, Carol Haney and Sue Trammel. evening at Brownie’s cafe in hon­ ed on an average number of
erable help to make the adjust­
club. Members of the club will present "The
Quinowski said this production is being presented or of former City Manager and shares outstanding, according to
ment a good and a lasting one.
Christmas Carol" at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening,
as a gift to area residents; there will be no ad­ Mrs. Art Colby and in recognition F. Nephi Grigg, president of the
of out-going city council mem­ firm. Net sales for 1964 were $30
The project, therefore, is offering
mission charge.
Dec. 23, in the school cafetorium, under direction
bers.
five community-based workers, a
million. This compares with $24
of Charles Quinowski and Don Bates, NHS in-
—Journal Photo.
coordinator and assistant coordi­
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In addition to the Colbys and million in 1963 with earnings of
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nator under the directorship of
retiring councilmen George Sal­ 75 cents per share.
Dr. E. I. Silk.
lee, Paul House, Ray Huffman
These staff members will offer
and their wives, those present in­ ELECTION MEETING SLATED
a continuous service for discharg­
cluded members of the incoming
A public meeting will be held
ed patients and they will also
council, city employees, their hus­ at 2 p.m. tomorrow, Dec. 18, at
serve as a liaison between hospi­
bands and/or wives.
the
Sunset
Valley
hall.
Tami
Winn,
a
sophomore,
and
A huge crowd viewed the “Keeping Christ in Christmas'
tal and community. Help with
parade on Main street in Nyssa Saturday afternoon. The Wanda Peutz, junior student at Colby was presented an attache According to Chairman Lee H.
problems related to employment,
case
and
his
wife,
Lee,
was
reci
­
Stoker,
purpose
of
the
meeting
is
Adrian
high
school,
attained
per
­
weather was cool and hundreds viewed it from cars parked
community
attitudes, medication
pient
of
a
sweater.
The
Colby
elect one committee member
on Main and at the intersections between Seventh and First fect 4.0 grade point averages for family left Saturday morning by to
and
the
family
of the patient will
for a three-year term for Owyhee
the first nine weeks, according to
streets. The north side of Main (in the sunshine) was lined Superintendent
be attempted through full use of
Individuals
from
Malheur
coun
­
auto
for
Colorado
where
he
will
Insecticide
Control
area
and
to
Glenn Ward.
existing resources and possibly
with people several rows deep the entire route of the parade.
Other
honor
students
earning a assume duties as city manager at discuss use of new insecticides ty have again been recognized for stimulation of new ones.
Parade chairman Floyd B average or better include
their
contributions
to
agricultural
Thornton.
for
the
district.
­
An experimental design is built
Rhoades said he had received men Ernest Lewis, Carylee fresh
leadership.
Mef-
many, many favorable com­ ford, Janet Montgomery, Nancy
Harry Sandquist of Ontario and into the project so that the effects
chairman of the Malheur County of this service may be measured.
ments on the idea as well as Nelson, Gay Morinaka, Diana
Extension staff was elected presi- . To accomplish this the project has
congratulations on the quality Okano, Jeanette Phifer, Lois Seu-
dent of the Oregon County Agents been programed for five years. A
work done on the floats. He stat­ ell, Jane Timmerman, Teresa
association at the annual confer­ considerable number of Eastern
ed he had been informed by some
Boise Valley Livestock Com­ out - of - town churches that they Topliff and Kathleen Wenke.
ence held Dec. 8-10 at Oregon Oregon State Hospital employees
Sophomore honor students are
New private passenger automobile insurance classification State university in Corvallis. will be contributing toward ac­
mission Co., Inc., in business as wished to take part in it if re­
Nina Evans, Barry Fujishin, Amy and rating plans, to become effective Jan. 1, make great
complishing the goals of the pro­
OK Livestock Markets, Caldwell, peated another year.
Hirai, Sharon Leavitt, Helen Mar­ changes in the premiums to be paid by millions of families Sandquist was a recent delegate ject in addition to the community
Idaho, has been suspended as a
to the national meeting of the
Rhoades said he wished to ex­ tin, Carol Ann McCormick, Roger
registrant under the Packers and
throughout the United States.
County Agents association in New workers.
press
his
thanks
to
all
the
chur
­
Phifer,
Dirk
Sipes,
Cecile
Smith
The staff of the new project
Stockyards act and has consented
The
principal
refinements
in
classification
will
result
in:
Orleans.
to a U. S. Department of Agricul­ ches, the Scout troops, the Oregon and Rebecca Wenke.
consists of Wesley Terwilliger,
1.
Increased
r4jes
for
unmarried
girls
under
21,
but
still
I
He
will
aerve
as
president
for
a
Trail Grange, Nyssa high school
Juniors attaining the high point
ture order to comply with that
■’’lower than for unmarried year and among other activities formerly director of a mental
band and all the individuals who average are Carma Blanch, Louise
act.
plans to have Malheur county as health clinic in Coos county, co­
males of the same age.
worked on the floats and aided in Campbell, Sharon Fenn, Sandra
USDA Judicial Officer Thomas
the
for a weekend campout ordinator; Mrs. Pearl Luria pre­
any
manner
with
the
parade.
Humphreys,
Mary
Laan,
Sandra
2. Increased rates for un­ and site
J. Flavin issued the order, sus­
viously chief psychiatric social
picnic
Leavitt, Norma Nelson, Ross Ni-
married males aged 25 association. in June for the Oregon worker of the Lane county Men­
pending the firm’s registration for Entry Information Listed
Members of the high school through 29 who are owners or
Following is a list of entries in shihara, Judith Pratt and Lora
30 days. The suspension became
Joe Saito of Ontario was an- tal Health clinic, assistant coor­
band and chorus will present a
Jo
Stoker.
the
parade,
the
name
of
the
per
­
effective Nov. 30. USDA said the
principal
operators.
other
local agricultural leader dinator.
Senior honor students are Lin­ concert of Christmas music at
firm is not entitled to engage in son in charge and a brief descrip­
The five community - based
3.
Reduced
rates
for
married
cited
at
the conference meeting
8
o'clock
this
evening
in
the
•business under the act during the tion of the floats, prepared by the da Barton, Ron Cartwright, An­
workers
are Verne Flock, former
males
under
25
in
most
cases.
in
Corvallis,
Saito
was
awarded
Rev. John Bullock, who acted as gie Mendazona, Marilyn Nishi- school cafetorium, according to Also substantial reductions for
period of the suspension.
Malheur juvenile director, Mal­
an
honorary
membership
in
the
Frank
Turner,
band
director.
hara,
Eugene
Pratt,
Catherine
Sa-
The judicial officers also order­ parade marshal:
There is no admission charge married males over 25 years of Oregon County Agents association heur county; Miss Electa Gartin,
High school band, directed by mer, Eldon Slippy, Bonnie Stein­
ed the firm to cease and desist
which is composed of county formerly Baker county public
and
the public is invited io at­ age.
er,
Judith
Teter,
Eugene
Worden
from (1) operating while its cur­ Frank Turner; Methodist church
agents
and specialists in the ex­ health nurse, Baker county; Mrs.
4.
Reduced
rates
for
the
family
tend, the instructor said.
rent liabilities exceed its current (manger scene with different and Margaret Zamora.
car with a youthful male operator tension service. In accordance Hazel Graue, former public health
races
around
it
dressed
in
robes),
assets; (2) misusing funds receiv­
who is a resident student at a with the association’s by-laws, no nurse in Illinois, Union county;
ed from the sale of livestock con­ the Rev. Ralph Lawrence; 'Church
school or college over 100 road more than three such honorary and Charles Busby, sociologist
signed to the firm for public sale; of the Nazarene (stained - glass
memberships may be awarded in from Salt Lake City, Utah, and
miles from home.
(3) permitting its auctioneers or windows in framework with the
Mrs. Dolores Patterson, Coos
any
one year.
5. Reduced rates for women
other employees to purchase con­ paintings representing, home,
county public health nurse, both
Others
so
recognized
for
their
drivers aged 30 through 64 when
signed livestock for their own ac­ church community and a world
interest and service to agriculture to work in Umatilla county.
globe), the Rev. Bullock.
counts.
Through special activities, churches of the Nyssa-Adrian they are the only operator in the in the state were Dr. James H. The secretaries are Mrs. Nancy
Christian church (an entire
Biechler and Mrs. Twila Scofield.
(4) failing to issue to consignors
area have again taken the lead in Christmas festivities. Pro­ household.
6. A subdivision of all youthful Jensen, president of OSU, and
The Malheur county community
true written accounts of the sale church built on a truck), the Rev. grams by young people, special services, parties for young
Rube
Long,
long-time
rancher
of
of their livestock; (5) failing to Wallace Prowell; LDS church (an and old are some of the activities being held to try to stress unmarried male operator classes Fort Rock, Ore., and co-author of worker may be reached at 389 SW
pay when due the purchase price open Bible with the Christmas the true meaning of the holiday. A special event held this by individual year of age from the book, “The Oregon Desert.” Third avenue, Ontario,
17 through 29, instead of the
of livestock; and (6) issuing “in- I story printed on the pages with
year was the Dec.
12 Christmas
parade in which churches, blanket “under 25” classification
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sufficient funds” checks in pay-, people coming from the open -
FRACTURES LEFT CLAVICLE EAGLES TO ATTEND PARTY
rates.
ment for purchased livestock or pages and a bed with child sleep­ Scout troops and civic organ­
Denzil Weeks, 14-year-old son
The annual Christmas party
ing),
Bishop
Frell
Blair;
Girl
izations
entered
floats,
using
FIRST
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
to consignors in payment for live­
Most Important Revision
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Weeks,
will
be held Saturday evening,
Scout
Brownies
(float
with
a
door
the theme, “Keeping Christ in “The Appeal of Jesus, a King”
stock sold on their behalf.
The plan was developed by the suffered a fractured left clavicle Dec. 19, at the Nyssa Eagles hall.
and
window
painted
on
back
and
is
topic
of
the
sermon
to
be
deli
­
Christmas.
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In answering these allegations,
National Bureau of Casualty Un­ Tuesday at Nyssa high school.
According to Bill LaBounty,
Church activities scheduled vered Sunday by Pastor Wallace derwriters
the firm admitted USDA’s juris­ the girls caroling), Ruth Howard,
and the National Auto- The youth fell and struck his dancing to live music will begin
general
chairman
(four
floats);
Prowell
during
the
11
o
’
clock
during the next week include
diction, neither admitted nor de­
worship and communion service 1 mobile Underwriters association shoulder while wrestling. He was at 9 p.m. and continue until 1
nied the charges, waived oral I Girl Scout troop 338 (world the following:
and is considered the most im­ treated at Malheur Memorial hos­ o’clock. This annual event has
globe
with
Brownies
represent
­
at
Nyssa Christian church.
hearing and consented to the is­
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
ing
various
nations),
Mrs.
Dick
A Christmas program of scrip­ portant revision that has taken pital and released in good condi­ been held on Christmas eve in
suance of the suspension and
past years.
Tensen; Brownie troop 72 (angel
Children of the Sunday school ture and music will be presented place in auto insurance in many tion.
cease and desist order.
over Christmas tree with girls classes at Faith Lutheran church at 7:30 Sunday evening in the years.
It resulted from the returns of
riding on float), Rose Toombs; ; are preparing their Christmas church with all of the Sunday
Girl Scout troop 120 (nativity program using the theme, “Jesus school classes participating, the computers which were used to
determine where the losses were
Christ, Savior of the World.” Ac­ Rev. Prowell said.
Max. Min. Prec. scene), Marie Wilson.
Date
PTA (nativity scene with angel cording
i
to Pastor John Milbrath,
The congregation and pastor occurring, by classes, and the new
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.19 standing above Mary, Joseph and the youngsters will enact the
Dec. 9
extend an invitation to the public plan will levy heavy premiums on
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.05 Christ child), Betty Wilson; Mexi- 1 birthday of Christ in recitation,
Dec. 10 .....
to attend these Sunday services. those causing the heavy losses.
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.25 can Alliance (pictured above), songs
Dec. 11
It will apply to all the major
i
and motion choir.
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Dec. 12 ....
types of coverage normally pur­
C. Quinowski; Sugar City 5 & 10
A film will also be shown as
— , (nativity scene), Mrs. John Hoare; ] part of the program to be held at ADRIAN FREE METHODIST
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Dec. 13
chased on a car—comprehensive,
A Christmas program entitled collision, bodily injury, medical
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36
.12 Oregon Trail Grange (horse and 8 I o’clock Wednesday evening,
Dec. 14
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“The Bells Ring Out” will be pre- payments and property damage.
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Dec. 15
sleigh), Russell Gressley; high Dec. 23, in the church.
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.01 school glee club, Gary Clawson;
Dec. 16
Practices have been scheduled s^ntedvat 8 o’clock Sunday eve- And where an increase occurs it
Young ”
people
through
high i wjn ------
extend to
at
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2 t*?
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-- base rates
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Owyhee Reservoir Storage
Chamber of Commerce (float with i at 2 p.m. on Dec. 19; 2:30 p.m., ning.
Dec. 14, 1964___ 480,480 Acre Ft. Santa Claus riding in his sleigh), Dec. 20; and 3:45 p.m. Dec 23 sc"°°l a^e will participate in the the same percentage rates.
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I program.
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Dec. 14. 1963
257,130 Acre Ft. Reed Ray.
Pastor Milbrath concluded.
I A party is planned Wednesday Rahn9 Informatlon Required
Friday Evening Event
Fetes Colbys; Family
Departs for Colorado
Two Adrian Students
'Keeping Christ in Christmas' Parade Earn
Perfect Grades
Well Received by Crowd in Nyssa For First Nine Weeks
Caldwell Firm
Closed 30 Days
Under U.S. Law
Malheur Citizens
Win Recognition
For Leadership
Insurance Rates on Passenger Cars
Greatly Changed Effective January 1
Band, Chorus Slate
Christmas Concert
Area Churches Plan Yule Observance
With Special Services and Programs
WEATHER
"WHAT A HAPPY TIME OF YEAR"—«specially
for small children a* they sit on Santa's knee and
tell him of their Christmas desires. Expressions
of "true belief" are reflected on the faces of the**
young Nyssan* as th*y talked to th* Jolly Old
1 evening for high school age stu­
dents of the church.
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OWYHEE LDS WARD
Junior and senior Sunday school
classes will present a combined
Christmas program at 10:30 Sun­
day morning, according to Bishop
Wayne Berrett. No classwork is
planned with full time to be de­
voted to Yule activities, the bi­
shop said.
The ward’s annual Christmas
party and program will be held
at 7:30 Wednesday evening, Dec.
23. Santa Claus will make an ap-
pearance with treats for all.
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ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
According to the Rev. Armand
Larive, a holy communion ser­
Gentleman during hi* appearance in their home­ vice will be held at 11 o’clock on
town last Saturday afternoon. Santa will be in Christmas eve. A 10 a.m. service
Nyssa again Saturday, Dec. 19, between the hours is planned for Christmas Day, the
of 2:30 and 5 p.m. at th* Merc building.
Rev. Larive said.
—Journal Photo.
(Continued on Page 4)
To determine the rates the in­
surance agent must have a great
deal of information. He must
know the age, sex, marital status
of the owners and principal
operators, the use to which the
car will be put, whether or not
it will be driven to work, and if
so how far, the year, make and
model of the car, the driving rec­
ord of the operators and whether
or not youthful operators have
completed an approved driver
training course.
Dollars-and-cents-wise the rate
increases will be large enough on
some youthful operators that a
check should be made with the
local insurance agent a consider­
able length of time prior to ex­
piration of the present coverage.
(Editor's Not* — Next w*ek
th* Journal will attempt to giv*
some example* of the dollar
saving* where youthful oper­
ator* have completed a driver
training course.)
THESE YOUNG LADIES are all member* of Girl Scout troop 338.
They and other member* of the troop have spent their recent
«pare moment* making Christmas toy* for small children. The girls
are (left to right) Nancy Jackson, Mardi Tensen. Roberta Morrow,
Martha Heider, Teresa Wilkerson and Kathy Spitler. Displayed
on th* table in front of them are stick horses, pull toy* and tassel
doll* made of yarn. The heads of th* stick horse* ar* men's socks,
stuffed with foam rubber chips and decorated with felt pieces to
form the man**, ears, *y*s and bridl**. Th* Girl Scouts plan to
giv* th* item* to th* Nyssa Jaycee* who ar* conducting their an­
nual "Toys for Tots" drive. Leaders of th* troop ar* Mrs. Dick
Tensen and Mr*. Thoma* Morrow.—Journal Photo.