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TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publisher £D ITO RIAL Single Copies 10c In Malheur County, Oregon, and Payette and Canyon Counties, Idaho: $3.50 One Year $2.50 Six Months Elsewhere in the U.S.A.: Per Year .... $4.00 Six Months $2.50 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. Nyssa Boasts New Alma Mater (From the Nyasa Hiph Bulldog) The Rev. R. A. Hndeen will speak on ‘'Some Things God Has for Us to Do" during the II uni Sunday worship service nt Mill heur Butt«' Conservative Baptist church. Th«' sermon is part two of a series entitled "Clearing th«' W.iv tor God." The Century class will present th«' 2:30 afternoon service of mu ale and Bible inessagt* at the Vai«' rest home. Baptist Youth Fellowship ami Bible study groups meet at 7 p in. The pastor's messuge for the H o'clock evening service will lx* "Th«' Prosperity of the Godly man.” By SCOTT LAMR Information Director SUBSCRIPTION RATES Giant Giveaway? Farm price support and control legislation receiving the most at tention currently in Congressional i committees is largely an exten sion of old. threadbare and inef fective programs. But recently there has been some speculation in newspapers that a gigantic fo<xi - for - peace program may eventually be proposed as a re placement for current control pro grams by the administration. President Johnson is faced with th«' task of finding money to pay for the expanded welfare pro grams that occupy a major role in the establishment of the Great Society and still keep his budget i around the $100 billion mark. 19 gs ADRIAN CHURCH WOMEN HOLD RECENT MEETINGS A meeting of th«« Women*«« I(M. Butte Pastor Reports Activities of Church FARM BUREAU FURROW THE GATE CITY JOURNAL HAT | O N AI THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TWO siH'iution <>f Adrian Community church was held Inst Thursday afternoon at th«' home of Mrs John Fahrvnbruch with El w<> men present. Devotionals ^,.r,, given by Mrs M 1. Kurtz, with Mrs. Elmer Rosenkilde R icm nting "The l-eust Coin.” A discussion was held regard ing th«' need of ii good used «■!<•«•. trie rang«« for the church kit« h.-n M ik . Irvin Topliff was in charg«« of the program, "Th«' Dedication of th«' Goul Sheet.” Young women*« Bible tu,iy session was held Wednesday mor ning at the church parsonage, with members of the women’s Family Program Slated The Rev. Chester Rutledge of Bible circle meeting yesterday th«' Firs Bible an«i Missionary aft«'rn<x>n at the home of Mrs conference of Bellingham, Wash . K I. Peterson. will be featured speaker at a fam * ily night program Tuesday, Oct WEEKEND IN PORTLAND 26, at th«' Butt«' church. Activi Mr. und Mrs. Gary Sant pent ties begin with a 7 p rn potluck th«' weekend in Portland whera supper. she took th«' Oregon State board Th«' Rev. Rutledge will show tests in cosmetology. colored slides of th«' new ski kxlge and «>ther ministries of "The Firs." Women's Group to Meat Rummage Sale* Women's Missionary Fellowship of Malheur Butt«' church will FOR BENEFIT meet at 8 pm. on Oct 28 in the Of Retarded Children Harlan Meyer horn«'. A color sound film - strip, entitled "Our rriday - Saturday Tim«' Is Now," will tx' shown. As farm price support and Undoubtedly one of the most important "new” things control program costs continue at NHS this fall is the new Alma Mater, "Hail Blue and to soar and surpluses continue White.” The tune to this song is adapted from UCLA's to pile up. the administration Alma Mater and has been arranged by Frank Turner. finds itself in an embarrassing position. One of the main reasons for the change is the fact that At first glance, it would appear extreme ranges in the old Alma Mater made it difficult for the average individual to sing. Since an Alma Mater that a giveaway program would is traditionally borrowed from a large university and no be a handy out for the bureau body seems to know what school our old song came from, crats who refuse to admit the ob vious failure of price support and STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. TIME CHANGE NOTED it is impossible to order music for the band to play. control programs. FOR LUTHERAN SERVICE MANAGEMENT AND The Bulldog fight-song is actually an adaptation from OCTOBER 22 23 Disposal of surpluses also would CIRCULATION Pastor John Milbrath has an- “Go U. Northwestern.” the fight-song for Northwestern lift a burden from the market and 10 a. m to 0 p. m. (Act of October 23, 1962; nounced that the worship service VISITORS FROM SEATTLE University. At Former Homo of ; should afford a better opportunity Section 4369, Title 39. at Faith Lutheran church will be Mr. and Mrs Larry Keyser and An Alma Mater is traditionally played at the end of for operation of the market price Marguerite's Apparel United States Code) conducted at 9 o’cl«x.'k Sunday family of Seattle were recent vis 223 Main Street athletic contests. The audience stands and sings the song system. 1. Date of filing: Oct. 21. 1965. morning instead of the usual 11 itors in the home of Mr and Mrs as they would a hymn. 2. Title of publication: Nyssa a.m. hour. Pastor Ron Hedwall of At the same time there are S. P. Bybee. Grace Lutheran church at Vale numerous and potentially dan Gate City Journal. The Bulldog feels that students will agree that this 3. Frequency of issue: Weekly. will be special speaker. gerous pitfalls. If farmers were beautiful arrangement is a definite need and a change 4. Location of known office guaranteed a so • called parity for the better. Sunday school will follow at price through government pur of publication: 112 Main Street, 9:45 immediately after the ser chases or payments, it would Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. vice of worship. Hail Blue and White 5. Location of the headquarters mean more dependence than Arrangement by FRANK TURNER, NHS Band Director ever on the federal treasury for or general business offices of the I producers' income. And it is publishers: 112 Main Street, Nys SUNDAY VISITORS Hail Blue and White.' difficult to see how costs would sa, Malheur County, Oregon. Sunday guests in the J Elwtxxi 5 to 9 a. m. — In Masonic Hall In proud acclaim lend your voices. 6. Names and addresses of pub Flinders home were Mr. and Mrs. be reduced under such a pro North Third Sir®«! . . . Nyssa. Or®gon Let the blue hills t'ward the west lisher, <?ditor, and managing edi Gerald Flinders and boys of On- gram. tor: Resound the echo to the sea. Mr tario, Max Grow of Ogden, Also, there is the question of Publisher: Ted M. Brammer, and Mrs. John Chamberlain and Sponsored by Job s Daughters i what a bigger giveaway program n 618 Reece avenue, Nyssa, Oregon. Susan of Nyssa. would do to trade relationships Hail Blue and White! Editor: Ted M. Brammer, Nys Children Under 12. 75c Adulii. SI.00 and the long-run welfare of the Our Alma Mater rejoices. sa, Oregon. needy countries. P. L. 480 sales Classifieds Bring Resultai Nyssa High School, we do plea. have encouraged foreign reci Managing editor: Ted M. Bram Accept this pledge of faith to thee. pients to slight their own agri mer, Nyssa. Oregon. culture and thus become depen 7. Owner: Ted M. Brammer. ! NOW! A WHOLE NEW SERIES OF ULTRA LUXURIOUS CHEVROLETS dent on U. S. aid. Nyssa, Oregon; Vona Arlene Use Gate City Journal Classified Ads They have replaced dollar sales Brammer, Nyssa. Oregon. 8. Known bondholders, mort and have diverted attention from For Proven Results! the need to meet foreign competi gagees. and other security hold tion in the dollar market. The net ers owning or holding 1 percent effect has been to decrease ag or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities: gressive sales efforts. None. Perhaps administration lead ers might even consider expan 10. Circulation: sion of current price support A. Total No. Copies Printed (Net: Press Run): Average No. of programs to meet the needs of copies each issue during pre- an extensive food - for - peace ceding 12 months, 2063; single program rather than as a re issue nearest to filing date, placement. 1800. Secretary of Agriculture Orville B. Paid Circulation: Freeman made this suggestion in 1. Sales Through Dealers and the fall of 1963 when he said: “Is Carriers, Street Vendors and it possible that there is enough Counter Sales: Average for 12 support for food-for-peace so that, (OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 31) months, 312; Single issue, 209. instead of gearing (and limiting) 2. Mail Subscriptions; Average our food - for - peace activities to for 12 months, 1562; Single is commodity programs, we might sue, 1506. gear our commodity programs to C. Total Paid Circulation: the needs of f<x>d-for-peace?” Average No. copies each issue --------- o--------- during preceding 12 months. COTTLES VACATION roof line that comes on no other Chevrolet. 1874; Single issue nearest to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle filing date, 1715. visited several days last week D. FREE Distribution (Including with relatives at Joseph and La Samples) by Mail, Carrier or NYSSA — WEISER — HOMEDALE — MERIDIAN Grande and also spent some time Other Means; Average for 12 at Wallowa lake. months, 169; Single issue, 62. E. Total Distribution (Sum of C and D): Average No. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, 2043; Single issue nearest to filing date, 1777. F. Office Use, Left-Over, Unac Caprice Custom Sedan-with superb new counted, Spoiled After Printing: Body by Fisher elegance inside and out. Average No. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, 20; Single issue, 23. G. TOTAL (Sum of E and F): Average No. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, 2063; Single issue nearest to filing date, 1800. I certify that the statements ' made by me above are correct and complete. TED M. BRAMMER Have fun — Editor Caprice Custom Wagon-with fine new look bring the family to see of hardwood paneling on sides and tailgate. HUNTERS' BREAKFASTS Saturday and Sunday-Oct. 23-24 WtAPHCE FREE Propane Gas Waler Healer BY CHEVROLET With the Purchase of a Furnace or Wall Heater Ask About Our ALL-GAS HOME RATE! IDEAL GAS & APPLIANCE CO COMMUNICATIONS UNLIMITED this traveling exhibit . . FREE! A traveling trailer of communications dis plays featuring Touch-Tone — the telephone with the sound of tomorrow. In addition, you’ll see the latest in home, business, and farm communications services — the famous Telstar and the magic of nationwide Direct Distance Dialing. coming to Nyssa—October 26 210 Main Street YOUR CHILDREN How long has it been since you've heard their voices, listened to their news? Call them. Long Distance. 2:00 P. M. to 4:00 P. M. MALHEUR HOME TELEPHONE COMPANY Malheur Home Telephone Company Everything it takes to create a dis tinguished luxury car has gone into these new Caprices. Beneath the formal styling elegance that sets the Custom Coupe apart, for instance, you’ll find thick wall-to-wall carpeting, comfort-contoured seats and the look of hand-rubber! walnut on the instrument panel, glove compartment and inside door panels. You can order a finely instrumented console, together with new Strato-bucket front seats. In the Custom Sedan, a new Strato- back front seat is available with bucket type contours separated by a fold-down armrest. And in th«* equally opulent Custom Wagons, offered in 2- or 3-seat models, you can even order carpeting for, the cargo «area. Each model rides super Jet-smooth. And for incomparably smooth power, you can specify Chevrolet’s advanced Turbo-Jet VK in either a 396- or 427- cubic-inch version. The price of it all? Somewhat more than you’re used to paying for a Chevrolet. But less, as your dealer will happily con firm—than t he select class of fine cars these new Caprices invite com F chivrolb rJ parison with in every detail. See the new '66 Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy □, Corvair & Corvette at your Chevrolet dealer’« 36-6237 SWÄGER CHEVROLET 420 Main Street Nyssa, Oregon Phone 372-2224 *
