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j - O r/ieNYSSA ^ q L u m e XXXVIII, "No. 2Ì. 1TY JOURNAL $2:00 PER YEAR NYSS'A, 'OREGON, TH Ü R g ^Y / JÜNË' j f f T P f FSA MOVES OFFICE TO NYSSA FROM ONTARIO ------------------------------------------ — MRS D. HAWKINS Population Of Vacation Bible Malheur Youths BY DEATH Labor Shortage Held Imminent CORPUS CHRISTIE, Tex., June School To Hold Judging « Placers TAKEN Nyssa Will Be Mrs Dave Hawkins died this mor For Farming In Malheur County Mr. 24—Joseph and Mrs. R. Artie Robertson, Robertson son of of Parade Friday aced Three in the Malheur judging county contests boys which pl ning Mrs Ed at 10 Wild o’clock In Nyssa. at the She home had of Boosted By 35 JOE ROBERTSON RECEIVES WINGS Personnal To Move As Nyssa, Oregon, graduated recent Picnic In City Park To form a part of the 4-H summer been bedfast for several weeks. ly from the naval air training Culminate Two-week school, according to word just re Funeral services will be Sunday Soon As Houses Are afternoon at 2 o'clock at the ch center, Corpus Christie, and was ceived by E. N. Hauser, county club Available Session urch of the Nazarene with Rev. agent. commissioned an ensign in the U.S. Vern Martin officiating. The body in The farm security administration A grand patade of 80 children Richard Rice of Annex, and Tom is In the Nyssa Funeral heme. reserve. A shortage of labor on farms Is the election held by the new con naval my Ridder of Richland tied for will move its area office to the He is a former student of Ore enrolled in the Nyssa Union Daily place in the livestock judg Imminent in Malheur county, un solidated school district No. 26 of gon State college. Nyssa farm labor center from On Vacation Bible school will march fouth ing contest and Donald Elliot of less more labor Is secured, ac Malheur county Monday. tario Saturday and Monday, along down Main Street Friday morning Kingman Kolony placed fifth in with the district office at LaGr- cording to officers of the United All of the three candidates were at 11 o’clock. Following the parade, the poultry contest. These places ande and the Black Canyon irriga elected unanimously. They were States employment service. a picnic In the city park will mark were made In the face of strong tion project office from Caldwell. Lloyd Adams for the five-year term, the closing at the school. competition, as over 625 boys att Investigation reveals that the po R. G. Larson for the three-year The change will increase Nyssa’s Churches sponsoring the Bible ending summer school competed in Adrian, June 24 (Special)--Adr- population tato acreage is three times the term and B. B. Lienkaemper for by approximately 35 School are the Episcopal. Method these contests. lan members of the Future Farmers acreage of last year. These po In addition to three home Christian, Assembly of Gcd and Class work duiing the two-weeks of America have recently added to persons. tatoes will require a great deal of the one-year term. Howard Bertsch, district super ist, management supervisors, the per Full Gospel. Teachers in the two- session teaches selecting quality their livestock interests. hand labor, starting In July. sonnel will Include eight men and visor of the farm security adminis week school were as follows: Beg stock as well as feeding and man UNUSED COUPONS Beet thinning Is about completed Duane Hatch received two spot six stenographers. tration who recently returned fr_ inners department. Superintendent, agement practices, and the judging but much hoeing remains to be TO BE DESTROYED ted Poland China bred gilts and Howard Bertsch, who was recen om Alaska, where he was sent for Mrs. Lloyd Pounds; teachers, Mrs contests held the last day of sum Jewell Wilson and Keith Eachus done. Although lettuce has been appointed district supervisor of 90 days in the interest of the FSA Ray Barnes, Mr, Henry Hartley, mer school are somewhat in the each received one from Orland, tly pouring into the packing sheds Reports reaching the state OPA stated at a meeting of the Nyssa Mrs the FSA in eastern Oregon, will Doris Mage, Mrs Mae Schire- nature of a final "examination”. California. during the last several days, office indicate that holders of war chamber of commerce at noon establish the district office here. much lettuce remains to be cut, ration book No. 2 continue to sur Wednesday that the Al-Can high man and Mrs D. W. McGinnis; Crop judging and identification These gilts are typy Individuals Donald Kudrna, area supervisor, primary department superintendent, contests are also held for club me and should Improve the qualty of will be in J. charge in addition to a considerable crop render their unused red and blue way was built as a military road Mrs Roy Bibbey; music, Mrs Grant the area office. mbers carrying this type of pro hogs of this breed In this section, The personnel of of the that will be harvested later for stamps to their merchants. Warn to supply a series of airfields in of Rinehart and Mrs Dick Tensen: jects. The boys may enter the con according to John Johnson, Smith- fice will move to Nyssa Ontario seed. ing notices have been given through the interior. to live as worship, Mrs John Quigley; Bible test which corresponds to the pro Hughes agriculture instructor and soon as housing becomes available. A considerable quantity of hay is the press and over the radio point The highway was not intended story, Mrs Richardson; work book, ject they are carrying. FFA adviser. down and with the demand for hay ing out that this is a violation of to carry any particular quantity of Mrs Roy Bibbey; mission, Miss Wilford Prosser received a Sears- hands exceeding the supply, some the ration regulations carrying a freight. Eleanor Foster, and Junior depart Roebuck calf from John Lindow of the hay may not be stacked, heavy penalty but the practice con Mr. Bertsch said that Alaska is ment, superintendent, Mrs M. H. and sons of Portland, outstanding unless the labor situation Improves. tinues. Both the person surrend a gigantic army camp, crowded Greenlee; Mrs Ruth Klink- breeders of holstein cattle. Prosser Of the 255 Mexicans who came ering these coupons and the mer with soldiers. He skid, of course, enberg and music, Miss Claudine Tomlin was the receipient for the Adrian to Nyssa in May only slightly more chants who receive them are guilty that the exact number is a secret, son, and teachers, Mrs Evans, Mrs chapter of the FFA. than 100 remain. The others have of violating the regulation. but Alasgans estimate the total W. W. Foster, Mrs Chad and Rev. Vale, June 24 (Special)—Constr The calf, a three-month-old an Mrs Claude Smith died at her been sent to Emmett, Nampa and ‘Customers who thus surrender number at more than 300,000. imal, has an ancestry of 550 pounds home south of Nyssa June 17. Weiser. There is a probability of their unusued coupons to their The Matanooska colony, around Pounds. of a half million dollar Bu of Program committee chairman was uction on the dam’s side and Funeral services were conducted still further reduction in these merchants may do so as a friendly which so much controversy has lly creek dam to furnish supple 750 butterfat by the Rev. J. C. Nevin of Adrian pounds on the sire’s side. ranks, if there is not some form gesture but whatever the motive raged, has proved to be a sound Mrs A. Chadwick. Those assisting mental water for the Vale, Oregon her were the superintendents of project was in the Owyhee schoolhouse Sun of group sponsorship. the practice results in black mar economic project, Mr. Bertsch said. each virtually assured today department. The Rev. J. Bur when a Senate subcommittee on day. Interment was in the Owyhee The Mexican labor, which is re ket operations,” officials said. After visiting at the valley where ton Salter, vicar of the Episcopal appropriations voted approval of cemetery. The pallbearers were Co cruited from old Mexico, has to be “These coupons, while no longer the colony is located for five days, has had charge of the sp nley Wallace, Frank Newbill, John sponsored and one provision is that valid for the customer, are valid the FSA official said he was con church, project. Jarvis. Glenn McGinnis, Elmer St- the men must be employed a total for the merchant. With them he vinced that the department of ag ecial talks prepared for the school the Charles E. Howell, secretary of radley and Henry Slippy. of 75 per cent of the sponsored is able to purchase rationed foods riculture “had done an amazingly ir the three departments. Vale, Oregon irrigation district, evening at 8 o’clock at the Mrs Smith was bom In Polo, Ill time, over a period of 60 to 90 which can in turn be sold without fine job. The farmers are making the Friday received the following telegram Malheur county farmers who Methodist church the Bible sc from Senator Rufus C. Holman: inois in 1895 and moved to Caldwell days, not receiving less than )3 collecting coupons. exceptionally fine progress”. hool will present a program to the “Glad to advise I succeeded in want to know what they can do when she was a small girl. She was per day. One-tenth of the money ‘Your coupons represent your public. The program will be given securing approval by Senate comm to help wipe out “black markets" graduated from the Caldwell high received goes back to the Bank of personal share of the nation’s food as follows; Report of departments, ittee of $500,000 for Bully creek and make the nation’s food distrib school In 1914 and was married to Mexico in Mexico City, where it supply. If you have not used your ution program effective are given Claude Smith of Nyssa in 1915. Rev. Slaughter, secretary and tre dam. is placed to the account of the share during any ration period asurer of the school; song, “God vised.” Will continue to keep you ad an 8-point program by the county Mrs Smith is survived by her individual workers. In order to do make sure that what you did not war meat committee. The points husband; two daughters, Mrs Clyde Bless America", congregation; sal this a rather intricate payroll use is not diverted into the black C. Holman.” are as follows: Never sell rationed Shute ute to the flag, (flag, presented by News of the Rufus Ontario and Maxine Sm sheet must be kept by the em market. Destroy all unused con committee's action foods—including meat, butter and ith of of Nyssa: two granddaughters; ployer. This payroll sheet must i' pons at the end of each ration Oregon will have no state fair in Jim Klinkenberg) congregation. caused much elation The rec cheese, without collecting ration a sister, Mrs Pauline 1943, the state director of agricul Beginners department — Song, lamation bureau had here. of The contain the number and name of period. points, never • buy rationed food Dalles, and a brother, Towne ture, E. L. Peterson, announced “God’s Care”, beginners; Mrs Lloyd ably on plans for the acted dam favor Earl Wlsner each worker, the hours worked per but without surrendering ration stamps, following an executive meeting, the Pounds, leader; Mrs Doris Maze, day and the price paid for his Returns From Visit— was some doubt as to whe never pay more than the celling of Portland. labor. These sheets must be aud Mrs A. L. Fletcher has returned first semi-annual session of 1943, pianist, drill showing the creation there ther the would met with price for any food, never charge Give Radio Program— ited both by the government and from a three-week visit with her with the state board of agriculture in picture and verse, Nadine Mc immediate project approval byOongress. De more than the ceiling price for The First church of Christ will Ginnis, Stan Thompson, Gail Maze, in Salem June 16, when the matter by a responsible group or organ daughter, Mrs C. H. McCrea, in to approve expenditure of any food, always register as a seller alternate services with the ization who attend to paying the SanMateo, California. When in was discussed from all angles and Johnnie Lienkamper, Kristine Ri cision $500,000 means that the major part if you sell rationel food, and obtain Nazarene radio church over the radio 10 per cent required by the Mex California she also visited her son. unanimous agreements reached th nehart, Rennie Thompson and Al- of the cost will be provided when required permits, observe grading station KFXD. The Frist Church ican government. Air Cadet Robert P. Burrelle, whc at the war demands that all efforts cesta Simmons; songs, “God’s Li starts. requirements where they are in of Christ will have charge of the Any responsible group can spon- was stationed at the Santa air base. of the part of agriculture be direct ght" and "The Bible” beginners; construction It is not expected here that con bot this labor but it should be He has since been transferred to an ed toward the production of food. a pantomime representing God’s struction will be authorized until volved In purchases and sales, send service Sunday, June 27 at 2:15 collected for rationed food group rather than individual spon air base at Kingman, Arizona, wh The state bard of agriculture was word; 9cripture reading, Mrs Mae after the war unless a food emer stamps with a monthly report to the p.m., Nyssa time. sorship as the effort of accounting ere he is attending gunnery school. reluctant to recommend that no Schlreman; Bible presented by Mi gency should require earlier com sales local ration board and destroy any for many small groups sponsored After six weeks at Kingman he will fair be held, and laid particular chael Eastman and Sharon Whit pletion of the project. The new ration left over when they (Continued on page six.) stress on the value of the fair to aker; others; Phyllis Pox, Ronnie dam will impound about 30,000 ac expire at stamps attend a bombadiering school. Buckner, Bobby Trabert, Deloras re feet of water and will give an period. the end of any rationing the younger exhibitors, the 4-H club I guess I was just bom lucky as af members and Future Farmers. Dir Cate, Robert Evans, Mardel Thom water supply to the present ter school it will be almost like civ ector Peterson expressed his accord pson, Durkee Rinehart, Wayne De assured acreage and in addition add HOPPER, "WALKER ilian life again instead of military with the board’s view, and added: an Chesnut, David Hartley and Vale about 5000 acres to the project. It TAKE WAREHOUSE “American agriculture faces a ch Marilyn Abersold. life". is located on Bully creek, eight Primary department-Memory ve allenge such as it has had never Keck, who has been serving in before in its history and the welfare rses, directed by Mrs John Quigley. miles west of Vale. Edited by Hopper and Walker of Weiser ha the nvay since August, 1942, is tak of the nation demands that any Virginia Carpenter, Wilma Dolson T. CAROL BYBEE ve taken charge of the former ing the training at Chicago for the activities unessential to the produc and Betty Hill; songs. “Friends”, BRINING, DRYING Hogue warehouse located along the JIM THE HANDY MAN railrad tracks near the stockyards. Do you purpose of becoming an instructor. tion of food be dispensed with. To "Let Every Tongue Confess Him”, TO BE DISCUSSED know Jim The firm has repaired all of the The handy-man? His address is Naval Training ithe many friends and patrons of and Jesus Loves Me’’ (with chorus school, radio materiel, Chicago, Ill the state fair we pledge an outst sung In Japanese by Kenneth Sn The Health for Victory club me equipment and is installing new He gets around anding show when the task In wh odgrass-; leader, Mrs Grant Rine eting for June will feature helpful washing machines for potatoes. As fast as he can. inois. ich we are all engaged, that of win hart, and pianist, Mrs Dick Tensen; hints on methods of storing and pr Hopper and Walker are said to Pvt. Alvin E. Nye telephoned his ning the war, has been completed." a play, “Juan and Maria visit Am eserving surplus vegetables. Since be the largest row crop farmers He sharpens mowers parents. Mr and Mrs W. A. Nye, The fair, operated by the state erica”, (Juan, Lyle Octtle; Marla, there will be little or no fresh pro and shippers in this section. They And cuts yer lawn. last Friday from San Deigo. Pvt. department of agriculture, will not Naomi Evans; American Boy, Ken ducts on the market this fall and have 1200 acres of row crops at He fixes fences Bibbey) directed by Mrs Roy winter people be forced to resort Weiser. They are contracting pot Nye is stationed at Camp Callon, be held for reasons fourfold: 1. The neth the same camp his brother, Earl, fairgrounds are under lease to the Bibbey. to the standbys of the good old atoes for July and August delivery And then blows on. Junior department--“Why We army; 2. Rejuvenation of the pre was in befcre being transferred days, such as brining, drying, and and fall lettuce. 'ARRAOUT, IDAHO, June 24— overseas. Pvt. Nye has been tran mises for a fair would require much Memorize”, Mildred Bibbey; John He tells a tall story methods for keeping all we Without no end en Chester Counsil, son of Mr. sferred from Salt Lake City. His time and money as well as the ser 3; 17:21, Royte Chadwick; songs, other for later use. KOOPMAN NAMED That fairly makes i Mrs O. P. Counsil, Box 177, new address is Battery C., 53rd vices of labor now sorely needed leader, Mrs Ruth Klinkenberg, Miss have Since the first world war dehyd DEPUTY SHERIFF Yer hair stand on end. ®a, Oregon, this week entered battalion. Camp Callon, 14 Zone, for essential war work; 3. the fair, Claudine Tomlinson, pianist; dis rating and brining methods have gunner's mate service school at San Deigo, California. if held would place additional bur play of handwork, doll. Ester Kl improved 100 per cent. The latest Vale. June 24 (Special)—J. A. His eyes have a sparkle, Tagut for a 16 weeks course in den on already overtaxed transpor inkenberg, Evelyn Heath, Wynell procedure will be discussed by Le Koopman of Harper has been app Hls lips wear a smile ,t specialty. Elroy B. Brady has just been tr tation facilities; 4. holding of the Wood and Donna Maulding; boat, ona Anderson of the Idaho Power ointed sheriff of Malheur That spreads ear to ear kt this school which is one of the ansferred by the navy from Farra- fair would draw labor away from Ronald Ward; salute to the Bible, company at the next Health for county, deputy succeeding Chas Leavitt Most all the while. ny navy service schools in oper- gut, Idaho, where he received his the farms where labor will be need Juniors: (Bible presented by Jessie Victory meeting to be held in the who resigned in December to be Norman) the "I Am” Ladder. (Ju Ny»» high school building on July come county Judge. >n at Parra gut. he will receive basic training, to Norman, Oklah ed badly during fair week Koopman an He can do a big washln’- nior boys) Adrian Klinkenberg. 1, at 2 PM. She will also cook dr nounced his appointment the latest technical information oma. ' Cook a good meal too. Harry Carpenter, Tommy Foster. ied and brined vegetables previously day when he came to Vale Wednes taining to this trade. Upon cona Brady, who received the rating 4 MALHEUR CO. to look Why, there aint nothin’ Willard Waddell. Glenn Schlreman. prepared during the demonstration for living quarters for his family. tion of the course, he will be as- of seaman second class at Farragut, Jim Klinkenberg and Paul Flan to be sampled by the ladies present He is a former member of the That mam can’t do. aed to either a unit of the U. will continue his training In the YOUTHS AT EOCE fleet or a shore station for duty. navy aeronautical technical train EASTERN OREGON COLLEGE LA nery: display of lamp and millst This is the fourth meeting of the Oregon and in recent He’s as spry as a feller ones, Dick Schireman: reward of ing college at Norman. Mrs Brady New members are welcome to ! years has state been police farming. He is a Just turned twenty one. JUNE 24 —<8peciali Four service, Lucille Hill, Janice Frost, club. rlUard Keck, R T 1-c, U.S. navy left last week for Norman, where GRANDE. son of Fred Koopman of Nyssa, He’d be wealthy today county students are enroll Lola Weeks, Florence Bibbey, Don attend. rve. has notified his parents. Mr she will live while Mr. Brady is Malheur member of the Malheur county If the bank hadn’t run. ed for the first summer session at na Claire Trabert. Dorothy Dillon Mrs A H. Keck of route 1. Ny- stationed there. 1 selective service board. He formerly Eastern Oregon College of Educat and Joan Matheny; song, "Onward NYSSA NURSING that he has “finally left Treas- He works with the cattle ¡operated a bakery m Nyssa. island” off the coaM of Oalifor- Walter Ashby of the army is vis. ion. They are: George Davis, Hazel Christian Soldiers”; salute to Ch HOME PURCHASED Till he gets good and brown and Clarice Nothets of Ny ristian flag, juniors, (Flag presen iting his parents. Mr and Mrs J. R. Hickey, He always takes hls Missus. < inducted— am writing to let you know Ashby Mr- Ashby will accompany ssa. and Waiter McPartland of On ted by Willard Waddell); message Mrs Bessie McIntosh of Caldwell Service* The Rev. Vern Martin of the When he goes to town. from ministerial association. Rev. has purchased the Nyssa Nursing Nazarene re I'm going and what I'm go her son back to Artaona, where he tario. church had charge of the second summer session of fi M H Oreenlee. president; Benedi home from Mrs J. W Poage Mrs to do. First, we are going to is stationed. They will go by way ve The and a half weeks‘Vtll be open ction, Rev Waddell, general chair McIntosh, a trained nurse, will Nyssa union street meeting held The kiddies all love him. -ago to get six weeks training, of Califomia. take possession of the nursing home . Saturday night. Scripture reading Every one U his friend. ed July 14. Nine credit hours may man of the school. elieve. Then from there if we was given by the Rev. H. N. Wadd He can do odd Jobs July l. re capable we will be sent to Glenn F. Whitman, who is stat be secured. Mrs McIntosh has been employed ell of the Christian church. Rev. Without any end. erent prep echools for teaching ioned at Fort Ord. California, was “Refresher” courses for former Here From Kama*— Park hospital in Martin and Earl Gray sang a duet recently promoted to the rank of teachers planning to re-enter the Miss Florence Baird of Cherry in the Memorial poses. for the last six months. "Take Up Thy Cross and Follow He has sons in the army [here are seven of us going to corporal. Whitman, who had made teaching field, will again be feat j vale, Kansas arrived at the J. I. Caldwell receiving her training in Ne Me". Rev Charles Slaughter at the And sons in the air. cago from the island There are his home with A M. Highsmith. ured. High school graduates may Brady home last week. Miss Baird, After braska, Mrs McIntosh has engaged- Assembly of Ood church delivered The best thing about him also secure a full program of be a niece of Mrs Brady, will spend ral more on the train, but they has charge of a large warehouse the sermon I the summer at ths Brady home I ginning sUbjeoU going to the east coast for duty at Fart Ord. Group Sponsorship Of ONLY 17 VOTE IN Mexicans Needed To SCHOOL ELECTION Hold Workers Only 17 persons cast ballots Adrian Youths Secure Animals Bertsch Talks Of Alaskan Trip Mrs C. Smith Of Nyssa Succumbs Bully Creek Dam Almost Assured “Black Market” Wipe-out Sought State Fair Not To Be'Conducted POETS’ CORNER Our Boys In T he Service i __ * -- — f |K a 1 a a 4 j