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‘V '-r -r -r -t -i-r - *- -4 - * Ê iS î* The NYSSA v o O j M ë XXXlX, Businessmen To Give Show To Aid Bond Drive Other Events Planned ; Grange Ladies Lead ing Sellers W T RECREATION PLAN CONSIDERED HERE Committees have been appointed by the Nyssa chamber of commerce and the Lions club to work with high school students on the pro posed establishment of a recreation center for youngsters of high school age. The purpose of the organization is designed to provide supervised recreation for boys and girls during their spare time, but the program would be conducted by the youths themselves. Similar groups have been formed in other cities and towns. President George Mitchell of the chamber of commerce appointed Carlos Buchner and Bernard East man yesterday to serve with other civic groups in the move to sponsor a club. JOURNAL •orge t the will 'N \^ : C Ô lT E ^ N 7 r a Û R ^ Â " y ; JANUARY 27, 1Ô44 Emmett, Led By Giant, Defeats Bulldogs 54-42 6 Foot, 7 inch Center Is Attraction of Local Hoop Game NYSSA TO PLAY VALEvHOOPSTERS IN CRUCIAL GAME A crucial game of the 1943-44 basketball season is slated for Fri day night in the Nyssa gym, when the fast basketeers of Vale meet the local stars to fight for second place in the Snake river valley conference and for the Malheur county championship. A good game is promised as both teams have been playing topnotch basketball. In a non-conference game in December Nyssa defeated Vale by two points. Since then Vale has won five games and lost two; Nysaa has won four and lost three. The Nyssa wins include a 25 to 22 victory registered against Payette Friday night. If Nyssa can defeat the Vale five the teams will be tied for second place in the Snake river confer ence. Emmett leads with seven wins and no losses. Road District Election Will Be Held In City 12.ÎÏÏ7 PER YEAR" Government Will Raise Price For Beets Raised During 1944 February 26 Set by Coun cil as Time for Special LEGION ELECTS NYSSA MEMBERS Voting Increase of $1.50 per Ton Assured by new Program gov- their 1 in 16th hose •ank VI.i- Mc- the ■k. om- well Ed Hendrix of Vale was elect Nyssa Is Lagging in the 4th war The youthful giant of Emmett, The city council voted at a spec ed commander of the county Good news for beet growers came bond drive, but some gains were assisted by four other regulars and ial meeting held Monday night to made last week largely through several substitutes, defeated the hold an election February 26 to council of the American Legion at direct from Washington. D. C. late the the efforts of civic groups which Nyssa high school basketball team permit local residents to vote on a meeting held recently at Ad yesterday ...the price base for 1944 rian. was raised to $12.50 per top as com are again showing splendid coop on the local floor last Thursday the question of whether Nyssa is ilva William Ashcraft of Adrian was pared with $11 per ton in 1943. The Box eration, said Chairman Henry H. night by a count of 54 to 42. to be included in the proposed Ny Hartley yesterday. The drive will The 6 foot, 7 inch youth, J. ssa road assessment district, to be elected vice commander: Bert Ad- i message from Washington also ad son also be stepped up with two special Reed, center on the Emmett team, voted on the same day by rural res ams of Nyssa, adjutant, and Al vised that the beet program for ned events, a home talent show and a bert Heldt of Nyssa, sergeant-at the coming year is similar to the scored more than half of his idents. itt- Farmers’ daj» bond sale at the First squad’s points and almost a third 1943 setup. City residents will also vote on arms. Natlo-._l bank in Nyssa this Sat ». of all the points registered in the election of three directors. Since recent closing of the Ny uid urday. The bank will remain open the game. The city election will be held in throughout the afternoon for the ssa factory of the Amalgamated ale Billings was assigned the diffi the council room of Jhe city hall convenience of farmers who wish \ Sugar company, casn computations ted cult task of guarding the big boy in Nyssa February 26 from 9 a. m. to buy war bands. prove beyond question that beets and gave a splendid performance to 6 p. m. The Oregon Trail Orange Home were one of the best money mak during the first half, but in tire Rural residents will vote on the Economics club led in bond sales ing crops for the farmers of the last half apparently "played out” proposed organization of a road for the week with $4331. Mrs. Members and patrons of the Far Nyssa-Nampa territory, despite ad because it was practically impos assessment district and will vote on Claudene Garrison is president. The verse wartime conditions of the past sible to keep jumping enough to the election of three directors Feb mers Supply Co-op and their wives season. Districe Manager R. G. Lar lions club with Rev. Oreenlee as of Ontario and Nyssa learned at prevent Reed from shooting, or ruary 26 in the Nyssa grade school The offices of the Malheur coun presdent came next, selling $2575; the annual meeting of the group in on stated yesterday that final acc rather dropping the ball through building. Business Women’s club $1293; Am ty selective service board will be the Boulevard Orange hall Tues ountings show a gross average re the hoop. erican Legion auxiliary $675; Am- moved from Vale to Ontario next day that their original investment turn of $207.50 per acre, based on The Bulldogs, playing perhaps Frank Rogers, about 55, died un- I ercan Legion $300; Eagles lodge month, according to members of their best and smoothest game of of $600 in their organization in 1935 the average yield of 19.15 tons per expectedly of a heart attack at thel A g l f i a n W i n e 9 , the board. $375 and Royal Neighbors $75. has grown to a net worth of $48.000. acre. This includes cash payments Olympic club Wednesday evening evening. a a t k l I C t l l Tv l l l o Lt Colonel Elmer V. Woo ton, state the season on _ the __ local . . . court, held ... A special Invitation is extended This was explained to 160 persons for beets and 50 cents per ton for Mrs. Rogers operated Aunt Jo’s to farmers to purchase their bonds 1 director of the selective service, | * . ... s ° n m * attending the business session and tops for livestock feed. ........................................ n h a W i l r S t h S l f 8 n d 8 ^ f& IlS that cafe until about two weeks ago. next Saturday, January « 29 „ at f the stated in a letter to Judge D Robert Thinning and harvest costs ran dinner. At the afternoon session they would hand the visitors their The body Is in the Nyssa funer Nyssa bank. A photoghapher will be D. Lytle, Malheur county chair Manager Keasling gave areport of higher than usual because of the first defeat of the season. During al home. Funeral arrangements By D. >Y . Patch present. man, that the change was made the first quarter the Huskies’ pass have not been completed. Details The Adrian Antelopes bounced the year's business and explained wartime scale but average net re To help the bond drive, business principally for the convenience of turns from the beet crop compar ing was so poor and they became of Mr. Rogers' life were not im back into the victory column the in detail the balance sheet. men will forget "dignity’’ and pre - 1 registrants. Registration, the report of the ed very favorably with other crops so worried they called time out. mediately available. past week, after having dropped sent comic skits at the home talent ] Colonel Wooton's letter reads The first quarter ended 11 to 10 in four straight. Showing good team board chairman, Edward Ker, who produced in this section. show planned for Fejiuary 9 at in part: Due to these good beet returns favor of Emmett. play, accurate passing and effect presided in the absence of Chair EXHIBITION OF the Nyssa theater. Bathing beauty ‘ “Believing it to be in the best man Alva Ooodell, and the report much more than usual interest in At the start of the second quarter iveness on the backboards, the te contest, style review, chorus and interests of the selective srvice sys- am registered wins over the Fruit- of Manager Keasling occupied the the 1944 season Is already shown. Morgan relieved Moore and D. BATON TWIRLING danclng acts and perhaps a hog ! tern, and by that I mean conven- Wilson substituted for Steinke. Inquiries are being received every GIVEN BY GIRLS land Orizzleys 46-32 and the New morning program. calling contest are planned. Irshal ience of registrants principally, al-1 ’ The ladies of the Boulevard day at the Nyssa factory. Nor is Plymouth Pilgrims 40-28. Both ga Soon afterward Wilson scored a Davis was appointed to plan in- j though transportation difficulties A clever baton twirling exhibl- mes were played on opponents co grange served a chicken dinner. A. interest confined to farmers alone field goal to give Nyssa the lead in strumental musical numbers, Mrs. will be lessened and consequently A. Bratton, with Mrs. Irvin Sieck- as Uncle Sam is boosting beet pro a 13 to 12 score. Morgan scored I tion was given by Patty McLlng, urts. Stella Young, vocal music; Ber- ' a savings effected in operations, it a foul, Reed a foul, Morgan an Nannette Bybee and Lorraine Pis man at the piano, led the group duction for 1944. Already, Idaho's Play in the Fruitland game st nard Eastman and Herschel Thom- . has been decided to move the Mal- goal has been raised from 43,000 other foul, Wilson a field goal and cher at the basketball game in the arted slowly and continued that in singing at the table. pson, comic skits. Admission w ill. lieur county local board from Vale gymnasium Thursday night. The way during the first half with the D. M. Johnson, local manager of acres in 1943 to a desired acreage Billings a basket to make the score be by war bond or purchase of a | to Ontario. 19 to 14 in favor of Nyssa. Then third grade girls also entertained Antelopes building up a 14-7 half the Pacific Supply Co-op warehouse of 70,000 acres for 1944. Nationally bond during the drive. “The state procurement officer, Reed broke into the limelight and at Payette Friday night. time advantage. In the third quar briefly reviewed the growth of thv he goal for the coming season has January 24 war bond sale reports who has the responsibility of arr Dressed in velvet dresses of blue ter a barrage of baskets by Hite Farmers Supply Co-op, showing its been increased approximately 40 began scoring field goals. follow: Nyssa $18,687; Ontario $85,- anging leases for quarters, has com From then on tne game was al and white, the school colors, the and Lane, Antelope forwards, boo relationship to the regional co-op per cent. 926; Vale $24.176; Jordan Valley pleted arrangements for the new Because of the frozen price on most entirely Reed versus Nyssa, little girls pranced into position in sted the Adrian lead to 32-14. Ma and that in turn to the national $2193. Of the $5CtV000 quota for location, which will be available co-op. He is keenly interested Ui sugar set by the government, final the center of the hall with their Malheur county, $135,334 has been any time during the month of Feb although the Emmett team also batons in correct form. They show ny of these baskets were set up the post-war program, feeling that payment by the processor can be included some clever ball hand by clever passing by Tallman, Ad said. The drive is slated to close ruary. Copy of the lease will be ed remarkable Ability at twirling rian guard. The play of Judd, An the co-ops will play an Important made earlier this year. In fact, fin lers. February 15. furnished you as soon as completed al payment will be made at once. In The little Huskies defeated the for having taken only four lessons telope center, was outstanding. economic part In It. O. D. Dearborn, manager of the addition farmers will receive their Nyssa B squad by a count of 26 from the bond instructor, Irshal Judd filled in, most effectively, the FARM LOAN UNIT COMMITTEES FOR Davis. Cla udine Tomlinson was pi position of Jewell Wilson, regular seed department of the Pacific Sup AAA payment. Total payment will to 17. ano accompanist and Lucille James center, who has been sick the past ply Co-op at Ontario, discussed the approximate $10.35 per ton. This The Nyssa players were: A squad DRIVE SELECTED PLANS MEETING week with the flu. In the final place of his department In the co is under the 1943 base price of 1943 —Moore, Wilson, Bybee, Billings, drummerette. Other numbers presented by Mr. quarter. Collingsworth, Grizzley gu op program. He told how the Pac due to the lower than average sug- Adrian, Jan., 27-The war loan drive The annual joint stockholders' Steinke and Marsh: B squad—By in Adrian and vicinity is underway, meeting of the Payette and Mal bee, Root, Bellon. Church, Toomb, Davis and his band organization at ard, broke away for four fast bas ific Supply and the seed depart ai content in the beets, Mr. Larson the game were accordion solos by kets to even the game. The two ment are connected with the Far stated. He again commended th i according to Dennis Patch, chair heur County National Farm Loan Sam, Weeks and Cleaver. Reed Ray and baritone horn solos teams matched scoring during the mers Supply Co-op and some 90 growers of this region on their man. associations will be held at the by Merildean Robbins, accompan final quarter. High, man for Adrian other cooperatives in the northwest splendid 1943 wartime crop, which The following chairmen and com courthouse in Payette February 2, DAY OF PRAYER ied by Miss Tomlinson. In the election, E. E. Crocker was topped records with the high aver was Kurtz, with 16 points, while mittees have been appointed; Ow begnning at 1;30. ¡Collingsworth potted 11 for the elected director in the south dist age of 19.15 tons per acre. yhee, Mrs. Martha Kllngback. Willard Rees, regional manager OBSERVANCE IS Orizzleys. In a fast and close pre rict. George Ward was re-elected PEED DEALERS ORGANIZE- chairman, with Mrs Blanche Hite, of the Federal Land bank of Spok SCHEDULED HERE Summoned by the OP A, feed dea liminary game, not decided until for the central district and Edward COOKING TRICKS James Robb and Charlie Culbert ane will be the principal speaker. A committee met Monday after lers of the Snake river valley a tt the final seconds of play, the Ad Ker was re-elected to represent th e . rpQ g g REVIEWED son as helpers. Glenn Beebe is The program will be similar to that chairman for the Ridgevlew dis of last year. J. K. Blackburn, char- noon at the home of Mrs. Bernard ended a dinner meeting In Cald rian B’s not decided until the final north district. Other board mem trict with Floyd Glass, Mr. Hos- man of the Payette county U. S. Eastman to outline plans for an well Tuesday nlgnt to organize an seconds of play, the Adrian B’s bers are Alva Goodell and Floyd “New Tricks with Canned Vege trider, Mr. Johannesson and Ralph D. A. war board; Colonel L. V. P at all-day meeting for the observance association. They elected Emery scored a 29-28 victory over the Jun Lomax. tables” is the subject that will be Prizes were received by Walter discussed Friday. February 4 in the Antrim as helpers. ch, chairman of the Payette County of a World Day of Prayer, hich Vasser of Caldwell chairman. D. A. ior Orizzleys. In the Napton siding district, Mrs selective service committee; B. F. will be held in the Nazarene church and Herschel Thompson and Henry The Saturday night clash at New LeOrande. Parma; Mrs. W H. next Health for Victory club meet Borgman of Nyssa attended. Plymouth saw Adrian take a com Gregory, Ontario: Frank Winkels, ing in the high school bulldng at E. E. Eastman is chairman. McCarroll, chairman of the Pay February 25. manding lead in the first quarter Ontario; Van Maltsgerger, Ontar 2 p. m , Mrs. Leona Anderson .home Officers of the committee for Mrs Elmer sparks is in charge ette county rationing committee,and of the Kingman Kolony district; others have been invited to attend 1945 were elected. Mrs. Jake Simm RED CROSS PLANS DRIVE-Mlss to lead at that point 12-2. The An io: Mrs. Crocker, Nyssa; Frank Mc servee advisor for the Idaho Power Leroy Pillsbury the Wade district to answer any questions the borr ons was elected presdent and Mrs. Grace Jackson of San Francisco telopes' offense worked smoothly Carty, Ontario; W. T. Cannon, Ny company, announced. and Joe King the Lower Bend dis owers may have about the war-time Bernard Eastman was re-elected field representative for the war and their close-checking defense ssa; Charles Olson, Ontario; Art “We’re going to talk about the secretary-treasurer of the unit. Mrs fund drive, held a meeting at the forced the New Plymouth players Brown, Ontario, and Richard Fr many tasty and economical meth trict. programs. to rush their shots. Tallman. Ante home of Mrs. Dick Tensen Monday ench, Fruitland. Oreenlee presided at the meeting Mrs. Maurice Judd is chairman It' will be necessary this year to ods to use our canned or preserved of the Newell Heights district with elect three directors in the Payette in th absence of Mrs. Lloyd Pounds, to lay plans for the Red Cross war lope guard, majored in the first vegetables— yes, those very same READING TO BE REPEATED— quarter scoring for his team with fund drive, which will be conduct president of the group. A delegate Carl Hill and Dwayne Anderson association and one in the Malheur vegetables we wisely ’put up’ from ed in March. Malheur county’s By request, the musical reading. three baskets. In the second quar from each church was present. as assistants. county group. our victory garden surplus, or the Arrangements were made to have quota is $9900. Nyssa and Adrian ter the Pilgrim team found their "The Conquerer” will be repeated store variety we can buy with our flying, made the highest average „ special service for children of have a quota of $2500. Mrs. Tensen “shooting eyes" and narrowed the at the evening service in the Meth valuably ration points," the home in his squadron for aerial and Sunday school age in the afternoon chairman of the local Red Cross. margin separating the teams to odist church Sunday Mrs. Oeorge demonstrator said. ground gunnery combined and set and a young people’s service in the has appointed as her helpers Mrs. 18-15 at halftime. In the third qu- Henneman is the reader. Mrs. a new record for hits in aerial gun evening, which will be especially Bernard Frost, Mrs. Perry Ward, iarter Adrian spurted out in front Herbert Fisher the violinist and for the business man or woman Mrs. Frank Morgan, Mrs. Qeorge with a flurry of baskets by Kurtz, Mrs. Carlos Buchner the pianist. ADRIAN SENIORS nery alone. who is unable to attend the other Mitchell. Mrs. Burnall Brown. Mrs Lane and Judd to hold a 30-21 A group of songs will also be pre WILL GIVE PLAY James Armstrong, guest at the meetings. Irvin Topllff is general Henry Hartley, Mrs. Ed Norcott, margin at the quarter. In the final sented. The senior class of the Adrian ----------------------- home of his aunt, Mrs. Ed Frost, chairman for the evening meeting. Mrs Bert Lienkaemper and Mrs. period the Antelopes drew rapidly I away, with frequent fouls slowing IN WESTFALL-- D. O. Bybee was high school will present "Beyond last week, only recently returned The program will be announced Albert Heldt. down the play. For Adrian, Kurtz. : in Westfall Monday investigating Reason”, a 3-act mystery play, at from major naval batUes off the later when more definite plans are RETURN TO NY&8A- Mrs. Jack Judd and Tallman shared scoring | the cattle situation. He shipped a the high school Wednesday evening. Italian seaboard. His ship was dam completed. Sweaney and baby have returned honors while Darnell and Chadwick | carload of mixed cattle to the Los February 2. The leads are taken by aged by Oerman bombers and re j Dorothy Toomb and Jewell Wilson, turned to this country for reebn- WOMEN CALLED-- Mrs Stella from Tacoma, where they made were high for the Pilgrims. In a Angeles market Saturday. j and special negro comedy parts are ----------------------- dltlonlng. Armstrong Is a fire con Young, women's chairman for the their home while Mr. Sweaney was. preliminary game the Adrian J. V's | 4th war loan drive, invites all wom in training at Fort Lewis. Mr. I plastered the baby Pilgrims with a LEAVES HOSPITAL— Merlyn Fa | played by Lily Stiner and Dudley trol man, 1st class. gan returned home Monday after Kurtz. en's organizations of the city to Sweaney left recently for overseas! 32-12 defeat, Adrian rests from league play a week’s stay In the Holy Rosary ________ Mr and Mrs W W. Deffenbaugh send their drive committees to a duty. Mrs. Sweaney was accompan un- j HERE FROM NAMPA— Mr and of Nyssa route 1 have received a rally to be held at the high school ied to Nysaa by Mrs. Fred Thomas this week and will meet Jordan < hospital in Ontario, where he Pvt. Donald Utter, who has been letter from their son. Jacob R. Def- next Tuesday , night at 8 o’clock. whose husband is also in the ser Valley in a Class B elimination! derwent a major operation. Mr Mrs. Russell Jordan of Nampa home since January 1 visiting his fenbaugh. stating that he had arr- Final plans for the drive will be vice. and her daughter. The two series to determine the Malheur- j Fagan's mother returned to h e r, were In Nyssa Thursday visiting women intend to make their home Harney County entry In the Class | home in Lehi, Utah Tuesday after relatives and attending to business. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Utter, tved safely in North Africa. Deff- made. ----------------------- ' B tournment at John Day The visiting In Nyssa for two weeks. here for the duration. of Cow Hollow, left Sunday to re baugh. is now stationed with the Antelopes play Jordan Valley at RETURNS FROM PORTLAND— turn to Paris, Texas, where he is signal aorps at Nashville, Tenne- TO ELECT OFFICERS —Election PARENTS OF G IR L - Mr and Mrs. Vera Jensen has returned Another son of Mr and Mrs. Def of officers will be held at the Sun UNDEROOE8 OPERATION- Mr Adrian Saturday night stationed Utter has had three Mrs Mark Child are parents of s from Portland after a visit of sev years service and prior to his fur fenbaugh, Pfc Maurice K. Deffen- set valley community hall at 8 30 and Mrs. Ed Wild received word that their son, Roy. underwent his VISIT FRIENDS — John L. Rob girl weighing 7 pounds, 7 ounces, eral days there. lough had Just returned from ssee. where he expects to stay un- p. m. Tuesday. February 1. fourth rib operation at the state ertson of Fairfield. Idaho and Mr born at the Holy Rosary hospital enbaugh. who has been stationed Asiastic waters. VISIT IN SALT LAKE- Ray C. Mr and Mrs Utter’s son. Roy A in Pennsylvania, said he is feeling ON FLIGHT T R IP - Called to a hospital In The Dalles The oper and Mrs James Robertson and In Ontario Sunday. Lewis and his son, J. B. and dau headquarters meeting of the Amal ation was reported to have been family of Fruitland visited Sunday Utter AMM3-C was killed In Oc fine. at the C. C. Cotton home John RETURN HOME-- Mr and Mrs ghter. Elaine, returned home Sat gamated Sugar company in Ogden very successful. tober. He went down on a car til about April 1. Robertson and Mr. Cotton, life C. E. Leseberg of Council, Idaho urday after visiting in Salt Lake laat week. R. O. Larson, district rier somewhere In the Pacific. George H. Newby, son of Mrs. manager, made the trip in the com VISIT HERE — Mr and Mrs. long friends had not seen each left Saturday for their home after City He had been In the navy slightly visiting for several days at the Lillian Newby, is now stationed at pany’s plane, leaving from the Ont Campbell Baer of Nampa spent other since 1918. more than a year. home of Mr. and Mrs. W L Lane HERE FROM OODEN— Mr and Pvt Richard Parker, who has Farragut. Idaho, where he is taking ario airport. Despite wintry weath Sunday at the hdkne of Mr and ATTEND MEETING-- Bernard | They are Mrs. Lane’s cousins. Mrs Milton Carver and three chil been visiting his parents Mr. s special three-month course for er. he made the trip in two and Mrs Burnall Brown. Frost. Ed Frost. LaRae Trabert dren of Ogden have been visiting one-half hours Mr Larson return and Mrs U. E Parker, left Sun-¡civil engineering In the navy. ATTEND FUNERAL--Mrs Verl Ellis Buckland and Bn 11 Stunz MUI1INO SCHEDULED-- Anyone. at the home of Mrs. Carver’s par- ed Wednesday day for Camp Joseph T. Robin - Paulson. Nyssa nurae. and two chil went to Payette Tuesday night to interested in active community ser- ' rnts. Mr and Mrs Oeorge Paulsen. Els worth Wheeler, son of Joseph son. Arkansas. ----------------------- ■ Wheeler, air cadet, who has been BUTLDTNO ADDITION- Ed Wild dren returned home this week attend a Masonic meeting The vice, including Red Cross work, is I Word has been received from {attending ground school at Santa of the O. K. Tire shop la building from Idaho Falls, where they a tt third degree was conferred on Cly- invited to meet at the home o f ! gABY ARRIVES-- A 6 pound. 13 AJo Arizona statu * that A-C Merle1 Ana California, has been trans- an addition to his welding shop. ended the funeral of Mrs. Paulsen’s de Sc holes by an Idaho Power com- Mrs L. W Pomeroy Friday after-I ounce girl was born to Mr and pany team. ¡noon, January 28. from 1 to 4 p.m. I Mrs Oswald Forbes January 26. The new room will be 19 by 20 feet. I father Kurts, who is completing advanced j ferred to Bakersfield Draft Board To Go To Ontario Annual Meeting of Co-op Held Frank Rogers of Nyssa Dies Hoop Contests Our Boys In The Service 0
