Thursday, July 5, 1973
Tha Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Orogen
It took our bus about 20 minutes
to go 3 blocks.
We were
completely surrounded by Fiats.
If you happen to live in Torino
a Fiat is a car of choice. Not
a Datsun or a Toyota but a
Fiat.
I couldn’t help but wonder
when the United States is going
to wake up to the fact that
our automobile industry is in
danger. Some day we may be
forced to drive small cars, or
perhaps I should say low cost
cars, or small low cost cars.
We can make a small car as good
as any foreign make but can we
compete in the low cost field?
We can if one of two things
happen, either our cost of pro
duction goes down or their cost
goes up.
Then of course we
must learn to buy our own
products because mass produc
tion will also cause a lowering
of price. As things now stand
the United States is taking a
terrible beating on the balance
of trade in the automotive in
dustry.
We had better start
making small cars and/or start
buying at home.
NU ACRES HAPPENINGS
NU ACRES . Mr and Mrs.
John Payne and Mr and Mrs.
A.L. Kendell of Ontario, parents
of Mrs. Payne drove to the
Brownlee and Oxbow dams
Saturday and had a picnic at
the park.
Mr ’. and Mrs. Leon Payne
are I the proud parents of a
baby girl, Jennifer Marie born
June 8.
They brought her
over I to visit their grandparents
and I family the John Paynes
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Conner
received word Sunday their
daughter Suzanne has a new
baby boy, their first grandson
born to Mr. and Mrs. Ijirry
Davis of Huston,
Missouri.
He weighed seven lbs. one <«.
and his name is Mark Wesley.
Mr. and Mrs. Syl woodland
of Arena Valley were Sunday
evening guests of the Ben Pay
nes.
Ben Payne and Robert Shaw,
Sr. went to Bear Idaho fishing
Thursday and returned Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans
and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Zeig
ler and family attended a Tish
family reunion at the Memorial
park at Caldwell Sunday.
Janiece Bogle from Emmett
has been visiting her aunt Mrs.
Robert Shaw, Jr.
She came
Tuesday and they took her home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Burton
and family left Thursday morn
ing and went north of Milton-
Freewater, Oregon. Jack went
to shear sheep for the Cherry
Creek Sheep company and the
family went along for a ramping
trip
Danny and Mark hiked
down into Joseph Creek Canyon
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to fl&h which was about 2 1/2
I have no desire in any manner
miles but when they got down
there the creek was dry. They shape or form to be the proud
owner of a miniature automo
returned Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Burton bile. I find it difficult to fold
and family from Yakima Wash my long legs into the leg room.
ington came to visit the Jack In most instances I feel that
Burtons last week but when they I’m putting the car on rather
discovered the Burtcxis were up than getting Into it. In one in
to Milton-Freewater, they went stance I’m certain that I would
up there to camp out with them. have been wiped out had I been
Mr. Tom Nielsen of Aurora, sitting In the driver’s seat of a
Oregon called Mrs. George Wil small auto. Regardless of my
son Saturday, June 30 on her present feelings I know that
my next car will probably be
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson one of the small types.
While traveling by bus through
visited Mrs. Virginia Mitchell
and Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart Europe I saw thousands of autos.
five hundred was
in Nampa last Sunday and they Not one in
all
had
dinner
at
Sir as large as a Ford or Chevy,
Rome has a population of 3
Richards steak house.
Mrs.
Bertha
Olsen and million and a car registry of
I itile cars
granddaughter Wendy from Eu about 2 million,
gene has been visiting her go around in swarms like bats
daughter and family the Glen out of hell. Once in a while
Jones this past month. They a large car will be seen be
left Sunday to return home, cause government officials all
Mrs. M.A. Jones has been over the world MUST drive
feeling under the weather this large cars.
It was interesting to note that
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pugh most of the cars were made
HELLO
and two children Rebecca and in Europe. This makes sense
since
it
helps
everyone
in
WORLD!
Scott have been visiting her
parents the Sherman Kecks this Europe to make a better living.
past week. They returned Tues The Fiat is made in Torino,
MALHEUR MEMORIAL
They have plants all
day from a trip to the East Italy.
HOSPITAL
and Canada and left Sunday over the place, everything from
June 29 - Mr. and Mrs. Mateo
a
steel
mill
to
paint
shops.
morning for Madras, Oragon
Slllonis, Adnan, boy.
to hunt for a house to live in. I was told that over 100,000
July 1 - Mr. and Mrs. Hec
Mr, Pugh will be teaching at people work in these plants and tor Tovar, Ontario, girl.
I think I saw about 500,000
the Madras school there.
July 2 - Mr. and Mrs. Ro
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Trayer Fiats jammed on the streets. bert Burris, Ontario, boy.
and two children Tracy and Tony
were weekend visitors of her Wednesday from her daughter’s HOLY ROSARY HO6PITAL
parents the Sherman Kecks. home, Mrs. Sherman Keck. Any
They are from Richland, Wash. of her friends or neighbors
June 28 - Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Mrs. Lucy Evans is a re may call on her there.
Drinkwine, Payette, boy.
sident of the Nyssa Nursing
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Ray,
Keith Keck made a trip to
Home.
She was moved there Spokane, Washington for the Ontario, boy.
June 30 - Mr. and Mrs. Da
weekend.
vid Farley, Payette, girl.
July 2 - Mr. and Mrs. Larry
BUILDING PERMITS Thompson, Fruitland, boy.
CONSULTATION
FREE
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE WILL DO
Fiesta
Farms,
Industrial
Tract,
Morgan addition, side
walls, cover netween existing
buildings, $1<X);
Carl Roth,
706 N. 3rd St., fix entry way
to basement, re-do basement
stairs, enclose same, $250;
George Fanning, 217 S. 3rd
St., heating, plumbing, electri
cal, $1,500, Roialfo R. Lon
goria, 414 S. 9th St., enclose
garage, $700.
COMING EVENTS
HEARING TESTS
Pharmacy
mOM
FRIDAY, JULY 6 - Senior
Citizens, rummage sale. Jay
Cee Bldg., 10 a m.
Golden Age, rummage sale,
W. tern Hotel, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
SATURDAY, JULY 7 - Reco
very ln.,FirstChristianChurch,
8 p.m.
Senior Citizen, rummage sale,
Jay Cee Bldg., 10 a.m.
Golden Age, rummage sale,
Western Hotel 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
TUESDAY, JULY 10 - Yellow
Rose Rebekah Lodge, IOOF Hall,
8 p.m.
TOPS «494, Adrian Grade
School, 7:30 p.m.
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