THURSDAY. JULY ¡5. 1965
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE TWO
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and í ubUsher
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Published Every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County Oregon.
Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Transmission
Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter
Under the Act of March 3. 1879
By T. M. B.
LETTERS is the EDITOR
CITY OF THORNTON
9471 Dorothy Boulevard
Thornton. Colorado
July 6. 1965
Dear Ted:
Many thanks for your kind re­
membrance in your July 1 print­
ing of the Gate City Journal I
would be remiss in my thanks if
I did not place the credit where
it belongs A manager is secon­
dary to the City Council and
without them is meaningless I
was blessed during my tenure m
Nyssa with a very fine Mayor
and City Council: I for one may
recognize this more than anyone
else. Fortunately. I enjoy the
same position in Thornton.
The gradual growth of Nyssa
or any city is an expressive
growth. The Gate City Journal is
to be complimented for its effort
in whatever prosperity Nyssa may
enjoy
At the present time we are
plagued with that old problem of
water shortage and during some
of my telephone calls I am .e-
minded of the kindness of the
Nyssa citizens during our water
problems. Some of our customers
here have relatives in the Nyssa
area.
Congratulations on your vote
for water improvements! When-
ever it became necessary, the
citzens of Nyssa responded to the
need and I am certain this is the
answer to your success.
With kind personal regards.
ART COLBY
City Manager
Thornton. Colorado
Ontario, Oregon
July 6. 1965
Nyssa Gate City Journal
Dear Sira:
We are enclosing payment for
our renewal to the Journal. We
greatly appreciated your kindness
in sending us news from the
Nyssa area during the six months
we were in Logan.
We never trussed a single copy
and since returning to Ontario
we continue to receive the weekly
news We thank you sincerely and
want to continue our subscription.
Thanking you kindly.
Mr and Mrs L G Poulsen
Route 2. Box 429
Ontario. Oregon (97914)
LOCAL YOUNGSTERS attend
CHRISTIAN CHURCH CAMP
Seven youngsters from Nvssa
Christian church are attend ing
Junior-Coed camp this we<-k at
Cove. They are Don Ballou. Al­
len Prowell, Frank Sella, Pamala
Hamilton. Debra Ellis, Murtha
Hrider and Susan Clapp
Mrs Don Weuvtr is serving as
instructor during the Week-long
session The group was taken
Sunday to Cove by Don Weaver,
tin
*i <1 Mi Wai’ " ■ Pi
ell.
SERMON TOPIC ANNOUNCED
Pastor John Milbrath ha* an­
nounced that hl* »ermon topic for
Sunday, July 1«. will
'The
perfeit Fishing Trip.” Services
will be conducted at 8 30 and 11
n m at Faith Lutheran church
FARM BUREAU
FURROW
By SCOTT LAMB
religion, hunting, fishing, im­
Information Diractor
provements that could be made
in our town, but mostly politics,
on which we seldom agreed.
These political discussions often
became loud and long and by­
For years one of the duties of i
standers who didn’t know, might
the Department of Agriculture1
think we were on the verge of
has been to forecast the crops
blows Yet we remained the best
of various food products before
of friends and hunted together
they hit the market
when the opportunity arose.
We have always believed that
Bill was one of the few men I
such forecasts, since the crops in
have ever known who seemed to
question have almost always been
By Oregon State Bar
actually be liked by all who knew
in surplus, are price-depressing
him. Never over a period of six
We are used to operating on the
years have I heard a disparaging
scarcity - plenty economic scale, BRING BACK
remark about him, personally.
and when there is a surplus of THE FLEEING FUGITIVE!
He'll be missed, not only by
anything, we tend to refuse to
An accused person fleeing to
family and loved ones, but by all
TREASURE VALLEY
pay the same price we would pay another state to escape justice
who knew his cheerfulness, gen­
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
July 12, 1965
for a scarcity.
can be brought back by various
erosity and simple honesty.
Ontario, Oregon
To the Editor:
Perhaps there is nothing mor­ means.
July «, 1965
I am a hometown boy who finds ally wrong with such forecasts,
Under extradition, one gover-
VISIT FROM KENNEWICK
that he is not recognized as a but we wonder what a report nor asks another to capture and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brammer
would look like if the manufac­ return the fugitive. And he usu­
Mrs. Jhelgjar Schoen and sons hometown boy anymore.
Gate City Journal
of Kennewick visited during the
During a recent week’s vacation turing industry had the same ally does
Nyssa, Oregon
first part of this week with her in Nyssa I parked on Main street type of government agency an­
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Brammer:
Suppose the accused skip*
husband’s parents, Mr and Mrs
nouncing their over-production.
across the bordar, say, into
As we here at Treasure Valley Bill Schoen. Other Sunday eve­ in front of the First National The report, patterned after a
Canada or Mexico. The state.
Community college come to the ning visitors in the Schoen resi- Bank of Oregon. Nyssa branch, USDA agricultural report,
working through U. S. diplo­
close of our third year of opera­ dence were Mr. and Mrs. B:ll when I decided I would cash a would no doubt go something
personal check there because of
matic channel*, can have him
tion. allow me to thank you on Miller and sons of Ontario. Mr. close
like this:
access to the bank.
brought back under treaties
behalf of the administration, fac­ and Mrs. Ron Schoen and family.
When
the
teller
asked
for
iden
­
“A larger than usual automo­ which define extraditable of­
ulty and students of the college
tification, I showed my Utah driv­ bile crop has been announces! by fense*. a* a rule only serious
for the excellent support we have
er’s license and mentioned that the U. S. Manufacturers Reporting crime*.
received from you in the way of ATTEND BURLEY REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moncur and my father. S. P. Bybee, still lives service, which will no doubt mean
news coverage. I feel sure tne
Most foreign police work well
success of this third year was due Curtis attended a Moncur family at Nyssa and has for the past ?5 lower prices for cars this fall. The with United States officers, and
years
and
also
that
I
had
grown
reporting
service
said
all
auto
in measure to the part you played reunion during the July 4 week­
up in Nyssa and had resided here making is up 12 percent over a few accused persons get away
in letting the public know more end at Burley.
for 15 years. The teller checked year ago when the crop produced completely.
about the college.
When the accused jumps bail
with someone of authority whom a 10 percent surplus.
As the college starts into its VISITORS FROM SALEM
after
arrest, his bondsman often
I
did
not
recognize
and
returned
“
The
manufacturers
have
asked
Visitors last week in the Eu­
fourth year of operation, the fu­
assures
his return. For under his
to
say.
“
No,
we
cannot
cash
the
the
government
to
buy
more
cars
ture looks bnght and I know it gene DeMinck home were his cou­ check.’’
this year io prevent a virtual col­ contract, a bondsman can often
sins,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Gerald
Ussel-
will be a success with your con­
____ _________________
I proceeded to show five (5) ____
lapse __ of _ pricing
in the auto-mak- do more than the state govern­
tinued cooperation. Once again, man and children of Salem.
credit cards that I carry to verify ing field. The service said some■ ment can to go after the fugitive
may I say THANK YOU.
my identification when traveling auto making is down from a year I
In return for hi* too. a bonds­
GUESTS IN GANN HOME
Educationally yours.
Recent weekend visitors in the for the company that I work for ago, mostly in the area of 30-ton man put* up money a* a pledge
Treasure Valley
Owen Gann home were their son- in Utah. These credit cards have trucks, which will show a slight' that the accused will appear at
trial. If he flee* instead, the
Community College
in-law and daughter. Mr. and | served to cash checks in Boston, decline from a year ago.
"Refrigerator*, steam irons,
bondsman forfeit* hi* money to
JAMES H ROBERTS. Jr. Mrs. Wayne Knighten of Arling­ New York, Chicago and Los An-1
geles in banks I'm sure did not I furniture and appliance* also
the court. So under hi* contract
ton.
Registrar
have any different policies than report a better than average
with the accused be can pursue
the First National Bank of Ore­ production and price* are ex­
and bring him back.
gon.
pected to be lower this fall due
No court can bring back the ac­
When the teller still indicated to a surplus in all categories. cused if it lacks jurisdiction. But
that this was not sufficient, I was The price outlook for buffalo the bondsman can enforce his
just about as humiliated as one gun* is up. according to survey contract against the accused any­
can be when he thinks he’s in his result* noting a general de­ where m the country. For if he
hometown and receives treatment crease in manufacture of these could not protect his bail, he
like this.
items."
would not put up his money, and
As a final blow to my ego, the
In reality, the manufacturing j
of bail would cohapae.
teller said, “Perhaps you could industry jealously guards such go. as a matter of public policy.
have your father sign the check figures and they - are not
available > the - bail
_ / ■ bondsman
___ ;____ can go far to
......................
with you.” Well, I’m no longer for publication until after the bring his prisoner in.
a teenager and I do not feel this year passes.
What about a bail jumper from
was the proper answer.
elsewhere who comes into Ore
I then left the bank, with my wouldn't be smart to do the same
gon? His bondsman has a quick
wife whose father was chief of The predictions of crops in sur­
police in Nyssa for eight years, plus and the Plentiful Food pro­
Residence — 114 North Fourth Street, Nyssa
and weht next door to Bracken’s gram, with its weekly list of sur-!
where Mr George Sallee cashed plus foods certainly can’t do
(Downstairs Apartment — Rear Entrance)
my check without saying more much for the pricing of articles
than, “I would be happy to cash in the stores, nor consequently for
it.”
PHONE 372-2924
the grower.
At least not everyone in Nyssa
The fact that USDA’s Commo­
has forgotten some of its former dity Credit corporation holds vast
residents and I still will call amounts of these stocks and puts
Nyssa my hometown but with them on the market in competi­
some bitter feelings toward the tion with the current production
local bank where people should also helps reduce prices.
be able to transact money mat­
With such programs, accompa­
ters.
nied by over-production reports,
RAY N. BYBEE
the grower hardly has a chance |
Brigham City, Utah
to realize a decent price for his
crops.
CAMP ON BURNT RIVER
Messrs, and Mmes. Walt Looney ATTEND CLASS REUNION
PLUS
and Jimmy, Owen Gann, John
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene DeMinck
TAX
Reeves, Harry McGinley and girls and family attended a reunion of
recently spent several days camp­ her graduating class during the
ing on Burnt river near Unity.
I weekend at Nampa.
Was about ready to grind out
another of these ordinary columns
Tuesday night when word came
of the sudden death of ••Bill" Kohl,
the popular owner of Brownie’s
cafe across the street from our
office.
“Bill” had suffered a number
of heart attacks covering a period
of several years, so it should not
have been a surprise, but it was
since I’d seen him in the cafe
about two hours earlier and he
was walking and talking as spry
as ever.
Have spent many hours con­
versing with Bill. We’ve talked
LAY LEADER TO SPEAK
AT METHODIST SERVICE
Gene Chester, lay leader <>f
Nyssa Methodist church, will
liver the sermon during th< n
o'clock Sunday morning worship
service His topic Will
1 lie
Meaning of Freedom."
WHY HAMHCAI’ HIM*
Journal Classifieds
Brina Results!
Forecasts on Crops
Depress Farm Prices
IT'S YOUR LAW
RADIATORS
way to arrest and take him back
He merely file* a sworn statement
asking for a warrant for the fugi­
tive's arrest A judge holds a
quick hearing, and as a rule • or­
ders the fugitive to go back ni'
i it h
his bondsman.
(Oregon lawyvr* offer this
column as a public service, No
person should apply or inter­
pret any law without the aid of
an attorney who is completely
advised of the fact* involved.
Even a slight variance in fact*
may change the application of
the law.)
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