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VETERINARIAN FOR Regulations
Continues THIS
AI^EA NAMED
JOURNAL
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ADRIAN CHURCH
On BUYS
New Manpower
Nyssa
Improvement Of
WAR BOND
Main Street Of During the summer the Malheur To Lag In 5th Dr. S. L. Bee of Portland has be­ Game Sustained church
The Adrian United Presbyterian Stabilization
is purchasing a »1000 war
library is sending out fam­ War Bond Drive en assigned temporarily as deputy
By
Commission
Set-up Shown
Nyssa Assured county
¡bond
This
bond will be an invest-
state
veterinarian
in
the
eastern
ily libraries that may be kept
...
.
_ _
_
_ , ! nvent toward the building fund.
until the opening of school.
area with headquarters in N y ssa Man S ta te s Only1 Funds were secured for the bond Nyssa Is Designated As
Vale Leading County Oregon
Pendleton,
reporte the state depart Change Is Made In Elk by budget allotment and from pri
The same books may be kept for
Controlled Referr­
With Percentage
vale donations. Further donations
ment
of
agriculture.
Dr. Boe is a
the two months, or those that have
Season
al Area
Of
47
Quota
for the building are being received
recent graduate of the veterinary |
been read may be exchanged. Re­
to
be
Invested
in
war
bonds,
and
for particular books will be Nyssa continues to lag in the department at Washington State The proposed hunting regulations anyone interested ls asked to see The new manpower stabilization
The state highway commission quests
welcomed, although new adult bo­ fifth
war loan drive now in prog­ College, Pullman, and prior to that tentatively formulated by the Oreg- k . I. Peterson, church treasurer program for the State of Oregon,
has assured local officials that the oks
may be kept for the regular
will become effective July 6,
main street of Nyssa will be impro­ period only. County Librarian Lill­ ress, according to Henry Hartley, studied four years at Pacific Luth- on state game commission in Port- j Plans for a church building is which
1»
practically
the same as has been
eran
College,
Tscoma.
He
has
been
ialMj
June
pj
were
approved
by
the
:
bein8
considered
by
the
church
off-
ian
Nisbitt
said.
Those
requesting
Nyssa
chairman.
ved as promised by a former com­
in
operation
in
the Portland met­
sent
into
fasten
Oregon
at
thi,
|
oommlsslon
wjUl
exception
of
a
!
tei*U
L“
t
week
the
bo»rt
oI
lr'
these
family
libraries
are
asked
to
mission. In a letter. H. B. C.laisyer, give the number of boys and girls The latest report shows Nyssa with tame to be on the ground in event
.
1 us tees went to Oreenleaf to look ropolitan area for the past eighteen
change
in
the
elk
season,
despite
secretary of the Oregon state high­ reading and the grades each will total sales of *51,127.50, of which of a recurrence'nf anaiplasmceis th­ protests from Malheur county sp­ over the new Friend's church under months.
The state manpower director has
way commission told city officials be entering In the fall, not neglect­ only *20,062.50 are E bond sales. ere and, too to assist in the Bang's ortsmen. according to Bernard Fr­ construction there.
The young peoples group of the designated Ontario and Nyssa as
and chamber of commerce repres­ ing the children who go to school Vale shows total sales of *68.185.75, disease test work in that section. ost, who represented the Nyssa Adrian
ohudeh as assumed the re­ controlled referraJ areas. A repres­
entatives that "Among other things this year or next for the first time. of which *46,031.25 are E bond sales
Wild Life league at the commission sponsibility
of purchasing an organ entative of the W.M.C. will contact
If
no
specific
books
are
requested.
hearing last Saturday.
mentioned by you when you app­ It will help the librarians to make I Ontario has sold a total of (101,406.-
local employers in the near future
for
the
new
building.
Mr. Frost said the opening date
with
a copy of the new plan and
eared before the state highway co­ a more satisfactory selection if the 00 with »57.490.00 in E bonds.
of the elk season was changed from
mmission ait its meeting on May type of reading preferred is ment­ Percentage of quota shows Vale
proper clearance forms. D. C. Scro­
November
4
to
November
1.
The
10. 1044, was the improvement of
ggins, veterans representative of the
Requests should be mailed In the lead with 47 percent, Ontario
said they did not want the
United States employment service
Main street In Nyssa. You advised to ioned.
second with 33 percent and Nyssa Members of the Malheur county officials
the
Mlalheur
county
library,
On­
deer season and elk seasons to ov­
the commission that the former tario, Oregon.
will be available for Interviews re­
bringing up the rear with 31 per­ nutrition committee, meeting Mon­ erlap.
highway commission had promised
garding veteran* placement and re­
cent. Malheur county as a whole day evening, June 26 in the county The Nyssa resident said the com­
this improvement and inquired of
has purchased 37 percent of its qu­ liba rary in Ontario, heard a report missioners were very fair in con­ The resignation of John Young habilitation. Mr. Scroggins, a me­
the present commission of its pl­
ota of *606,000. Through the coop­ by Miss Jennie Marie Warren, ex­ sidering the Malheur county pro- as athletic coach and mathematics mber of the American Legion and
officer for the disabled vet­
ans with respect thereto.
eration of the post office and the
home demonstration agent' tests and that they had a good ex- instructor in Nyssa high school was service
erans,
will
in the city hall in
'“T his was a new project Insofar
rural mall carriers, letters and lit­ at tension
large,
concerning
the
special
food
'
planation
for
all
of
their
proposals,
by the local school author­ Nyssa once be
a
week.
as the present commission was con­
erature were distributed earlier in preservation meetings held under I The commissioners have made it received
ities late laait week.
Under the program "No male
cerned, inview of which I was in­
the week to nearly all local resid­
government's war food adminls- | illegal to kill a Chinese pheasant During his fifteen years as ath­ worker
be hired by any emp­
structed to furnish the members of The Owyhee Riding Club of Ny­ ents. This material stressed the the
tration emergency food preservation hen during the 1944 season, but are letic coach in Nyssa Mr. Young loyer In may
the commission with an excerpt fr­ ssa was organized Sunday after- fact that this war Is the responsib­ program,
the
Portland metropolitan
which she has been con­ allowing the killing of five cocks' developed many championship te- j area or In any
other area In the
om the minutes showing the action i noon at a meeting of fifty persons ility of everyone and that even th­ ducting throughout
Malheur
cou­
each
day.
Mr.
Frost
said
the
comm-
a
ms
in
all
branches
of
sport,
but
state designated by the state man­
taken by the former commission. I j on the ball ground at the grade sc­ ough a bond salesman did not coll, nty the past two weeks.
tssioners
explained
that
a
survey'
was
particularly
successful
with
his
did this and the matter was dis­ hool building.
every Individual must buy as many The series of demonstrations wh­ revealed that too many hens were! baseball teams which were either power director at a priority referral
cussed by the commission at its W. L. Lane was elected president bonds as possible.
unless he presents a work cl­
ich were held have included dem­ killed last season so they want to , chanmpions or near champions ev- area
earance
and referral (form 100)
meeting last week, at which time , and Dart O. Bybee was elected sec-
onstrations on oanning particularly bring the bird population back to ery season.
property
out. The left hand
the commission acknowledged th? letary. Twenty of those present OREGON NOT TO
for the 4-H Mother-daughter clubs, the proper ratio as to hens and "His loss will be felt by the school side will filled
be
executed
by the emp­
obligation and stated its intention ¡signed for membership, paying the
freeing, drying, brining, storing, and roosters.
and community and particularly by loyer or the U. S. employment ser­
to construct the project when It fee of five dollars per year. The HAVE STATE FAIR
to meet the requests of the Mr. Frost said the commissioners the many generations of boys who
and the right hand side will be
considers that the matter is prop- club plans to hold a drill practice Oregon will not have a state fair pickling,
communities. Miss Warren promised him that if at all possible had the privilege of working with vice
executed
U.S. employment
ilous
at the next meeting; which will be In 1944, according to announcement various
reported
Malheur
county
home­
they
will
provide
a
load
of
fish
for
him,'' Superintendent Henry Har­ service or by an the authorized
referral
"You will understand, of course, held the afternoon of July 9 at the made in Salem by Director E. L. makers in attendance showed keen the Owyhee river this year. From tley
agent.
that the commission is in no posit­ Bybee Livestock grounds. Purchase Peterson of the state department of Interest in bringing themselves up- 40,000 to 50,000 fingerlings will be Mr. said.
Young will coach at Spring- "Women workers (excluding those
ion. Just now to make any definite of uniforms for the riders will be agriculture following the regular to-date on the latest and most app­ planted in the river during the lat­ field, Oregon
this fall.
be Section VIII) who have
commitment as to when the work considered. All persons owning sa­ semi-annual meeting of the state roved information as to food pres­ ter part of August.
Mrs Young had announced her covered
been employed In essential or loc­
will be done."
ddle horses and desiring to join board of agriculture. Members of ervation methods, with particular According to a story appearing ¡it retirement
from
teaching
earlier
in
the club are Invited to attend the the board of agriculture and the emphasis on special wartime pro­ the Eastern Oregon Observer of the year. She served as dean of ally needed activities may be hired
on the work clearance and referral.
institute Planned—
meeting.
director considered carefully all the blems such as those arising from Ontario "The Malheur game league, women in the high school for many Since,
it is not necessary
Rev. and Mrs M. H. Oreenlee will
angles on the fair before deciding the use of new types of closures for composed of local sportsmen, had years. Her girl’s glee clubs were for them however,
to
be
referred
specific
leave Monday morning for McCall, At Lookout Station—
previously recommended to the co­ known throughout the Snake Riv­ employer they may also to be a hired
would be unwise to hold a fair sealing.
Idaho, accompanying 25 members of Charles McConnell of Nyssa left It under
present conditions.
The meeting scheduled for Vale mmission that the season on Chin­ er valley as exceptionally able org­ the form entitled Statement on
Of
the Methodist Youth Fellowship Wednesday for Prairie City to wurk Any state
fair that could be held on Friday, June 30, at the Orange ese pheasants and Hungarian part­ anizations. She was the originator Availability. Women may be hired
group for their annual summer con­ for the forest service at a lookout this fall would
ridge
be
extended
to
60
days
with
a
Hall
will
take
the
novel
form
of
a
of
the
Cinderella
ball
and
directed
be
only
a
glorified
ference. This camp Ls usually held station on the Malheur National carnival, the group felt. Several fa­ food preservation "clinic". All who smaller bag limit than before, sim­ its many presentations. She will by presenting a statement of avail­
at Wallowa lake, Oregon, but due forest. He has sold his residence to ctor* strongly influenced the decis­ have experienced food spoilage in ilar to the proposal made to the be sorely missed by the community ability only by an employer in ess­
to gas rationing Quaker Hill near George Sweet of Nyssa. Mr. MCCon- ion. The army recently renewed its any type of preservation are invit­ commission by the Orange"., ~J Mr. Howard Love Joy, who coach­ ential or locally needed activities,
McCall was chosen this year for 'nell was accompanied to the look- lease on a part of the fairgrounds ed to bring in sample jars of the The season on the pheasants and ed at Adrian last year has been but any such employer may hire
them.
the district Institute.
| out station by Mrs McConnell.
and at the present time other br­ spoiled products far "diagnosis’’ as partridges was set for the period secured as a replacement for Mr, "Women workers who have not
Iras completed his quota of missions anches of the service are negotiat­ to probable causes of the failure. from October 14 to November 12. Young. K. E. Keveran of Upton in the preceding 60 days been en­
meeting will begin at 10:30 Correspondence and telephone Wyoming will act as assistant co­ gaged in essential or locally needed
as a member of a bomber crew. ing for enlarged uses of the prop­ The
conversations between F'rank B. Wi­ ach.
Moreover, as the war moves to with a canning demonstration.
activities may be hired by any em­
Emil Stunz, who has been study­ erty.
re
the commission, in Portland
Plans
are
under
consideration
for
the
west
coast
the
fair
sponsors
feel
ployer without restriction. It is the
ing under the Navy V-12 program that further war uses may be expe­ a similar series of food preservation and of Charles
P. Hegel, president of VACATIONISTS IN
responsibility of the hiring empl­
at the University of Washington, cted of the state fairgrounds.
meetings to be conducted In July. the local league, have been used as OREGON WARNED
oyer
to determine whether or not
arrived In Nyssa Saturday on a 9-
Following the recommendations a means of seriously objecting to
a
woman
worker whom he hires
day leave to visit his parents. Mr Postal Clerk Needed—
adopted by the state nutrition com­ the tentative regulations.
has
been
so
engaged. If the employ­
be a treasonist this Fourth er has any doubt
and Mrs Emil Stuns.
The Post Office Department has mittee at the state food preservat­ In part, Flegel wrote. "We con­ t “Don’t
he may send the
July.”
announced that It will accept app­ ion conference in May at Oregon sider it absolutely ridiculous to lim­ of That
to the U. 8. employment se­
ls the word sent out \>y'Ed- worker
Earl W. Jennings, aviation metal- lications for the position of temp­ State College in Corvallis, the Mal­ it our pheasant season to less than
which will make the deter­
smith, second class of the Navy ls orary clerk In which there is now heur committee, as a coordinating one month, and also eliminate the mund Hayes, chairman executive rvice
home on a 30-day leave from the an existing vacancy at the local group representing many organiza­ killing of hers in this area. The committee of Keep Oregon Green, mination."
Aleutian Islands. He ls visiting his office. Written applications should tions and agencies, will assist in farmers of many localities are lod­ as a warning to campers and others Utahns Here—
parents, Mr and Mrs J. W. Jenn­ be filed with the Postmaster, S. D. every possible way in making avail­ ging serious and Justified protest who will spend this Fourth of July Mr and Mrs Randall Schulthleta
In the woods of this state. West Bountiful, and Mr and Mrs
ings on route 2, Nyssa.
Goshert, by July 1. 1944 stating the able to every person doing food against the overpopulation of ph­ holiday
"Forest fire danger will be great of
applicant's age, education, exper­ preservation at home the correct easants in their areas, and there from
Vernal Salter and children, and
now on during the balance of Mrs
Word has been received of the pro­ ience and family and draft statue. information as to approved meth­ certainly is no logical reasoning for
Grant and daughter, Oertrude,
the
summer,"
he
pointed
out.
"We
motion
of
Richard
HoUy,
M.P.
st­
ods. The use of films, news articles, the reduction of our season. Mr. are short of moisture now in the of Woodscross.
Pvt. Martin Sayers, son of Mr ationed ait Slouz Falls. South Dak­
guest* at the
Attend Convention—
displays, reading shelves for liter­ Flegel wrote the commission futher, woods. With a combination of dry home of Mr and were
Mrs
Olenn Petter-
and Mrs Forrest Sayers, Is now ota, to the rank of corporal.
William Hlpp, Bernard Frost, Cl­ ature in library stations, and the "As to the Hungarian partridge, east winds and low humidity, the son this week.
stationed at Camp Roberts, Calif­
aude Willson, Frank Morris, and A. distributing of leaflets through the they have constantly multiplied un­
ornia.
Pvt. Charles West, Jr. of Adrian Chadwick have returned from The block leader system, all were dis­ til now they are on the verge of be­ entire western Oregon section could
a fiery holocaust. Eastern
ls now located "somewhere In No­ Dalles, where they attended a state cussed as possibilities.
coming a pest. With the shortage become range
and forest areas are
Three young men formerly of the rth Africa”.
convention for the Eagles lodge. Mr Three new members were added of shells, many hunters will n<yt Oregon
bad off.”
Lincoln community, are In naval
Frost and Mr. Hlpp went to Port­ to the personnel of the committee: Shoot at the partridge when hunt­ Just Mr as Hayes
POET’S
pointed out that every
With the fifth army, Italy—Cor­ land to visit Mr. Hlpps brother of Mrs T. C. MoElroy, Vale, Visual ing pheasants. It is apparent that
training at Farragut. I<Jaho They poral
invasion
beachhead
in
the
Pacific
John
F.
Anderson,
whose
wife
Boise, who is seriously ill in a hos­ Education: Mrs Leona Anderson, the partridge are very prevalent in
are Clyde Hainline. son of Mr and Maude, lives In Nyssa. Oregon, has pital.
CORNER
_______
areas _________________
where duck hunting _ ____
pre- and the European theatres of war
Payette, Idaho Power Home Service the
Mrs Orlen Hainline; Robert De­ been
promoted
to
sergeant.
He
is
vails,
and
we
believe
it
la
essential
*et>uire
bllll°na
of
feet
of
lumber
Advisor;
and
Mrs
W.
H.
Brooke,
gress, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs serving with the 3rd 'M im e" div­
for every purpose and cautioned
Ontario, Publicity.
that the partridge season should that
Edited by
Lee Smith, and Clyde Lat/ta, son ision of the fifth army In Italy. Here Frsra Pocatello—
fire started here in Oregon fr­
open and close with the duck sea­
Mr and Mrs Normand Daidorf
ol Mr and Mrs Clyde Latta, Sr.
T.
CAROL
BYBEE
om
man's
carelessness
will
be
Just
son in order to keep these bird* like shooting our soldiers in the
and three children of Pocatello are Meeting Postponed—
Pvt.
Ivan
Zesiger
of
the
marine
here visiting at the home of Mrs Ttie regular meeting of the R.N.A. within reasonable bounds in this back.
Mr and Mrs Ira Ure have rece­
SECRET OF HAPPINESS
arrived in Nyssa Saturday for Aldorf’s mother, Mrs Walter Ben­ scheduled for July 3 has been post­ county.”
ived word from their son. Pvt. Ira corps
week's visit with friends and re­ son.
Give something away . . .
poned to July 11.
R. Ure, who is serving with an eng­ a latives.
itCo To Nampa—
been stationed at
Every day.
Visiting Here—
ineer maintenance unit In England San Diego He in has
camp and upon Woodscross People Here—
Oakland I ^*rs cb*r'es Davi* and daughters.
Visiting Here—
Btmer Bowman of
„ ________
»------.. This start* a friendship new.
that "We are plenty busy and are his return he “boot"
will go to Camp Pen­ Mr and Mrs Lorenao Marlon and Mrs R. D. Calkins of Washington, Calif, arrived Wednesday morning P0**
aI,d Charlotte, left Mon­ Cast your bread
enjoying our work, but well sure dleton.
for Nampa, where they will Upon the water;
four children of Woodscross. Utah D. C. arrived here Sunday night to visit hi* daughter, Mrs Emil St- day
be glad to get this thing over."
were Wednesday dinner guests at for a two-week* visit at the home un* and Mrs Stunz, brother and visit for one week with Mr and Mrs It will come back to you.
Dale Oannon is in Nyssa on the home of Mr and Mrs Olenn Pe- of Mr and Mrs Frank T. Morgan, wife. Mr and Mrs Mervln Bowman Fred Davis. Charles Davis enlisted
Word has been received here that a Cox.
30-day leave after active duty In tterson.
Mrs Calkins, sister-in-law of Mrs of Richmond, California will arrive a month ago in the navy and is at Give of your time,
Pfc Plynn Carpenter has been wo­ Ouadcanal,
the present time stationed at 8an Olve of your food,
New Brit-
Morgan, will go to Eugene from Saturday morning for a week's visit. Diego
unded in action He is in a hospital tan and the Bougainville.
island of North Geor­ Attend Banquet—
Give of your courage and praise
here.
somewhere in Italy. Pfc. Carpenter gia He experienced
having his ship Mr and Mrs Mark Child, now ag­
You’ll be more than repaid
Viali Here—
waa awarded the Purple Heart sunk from under him.
His mother ent* for the New York Life Ins. Co. Ill In Hospital—
Before very long
Mrs Bert Thompson and Mrs V hits Sister—
June 5.
is Mrs Walter Benson.
were In Boise Saturday evening to F'rank Savage is very much Im­ Jack Dickson, grand daughters of Eva Boy dell left by train Wed­ In a thousand different ways.
nesday evening of last week for a
Charlie West of Newell Heights Pfc Blair Hendricks, who has be­ attend the banquet for the Idaho proved after suffering a serious Mrs Addle Wilson, have been her visit
with her sister Mrs E B Ned- DM not God
has written from North Africa, say­ en working with the railroad eng­ State Underwriters Association, giv­ heart attack. He will receive treat­ house guests for the past week.
rey of Tigard, Oregon.
Give unto you
ment iti the Ontario hospital for
ing that he is getting along fine. ineer* corps, has been transfered en at the Owyhee hotel.
The power to see and hear?
| the next six week*.
New Members—
Give unto others
Called T* Army-
Six new members were admitted Visit Here—
Morris Deffertbaugh has Joined to Fairbanks. Alaska.
to the LD6 ward here Sunday Mr and Mrs P. J, Patton of La Now, my friend
the many Newell Heights boys now Pvt. Donald Snader. who is stat­ Tom Church received word to re­ | Examiner Coming—
in England. Ray DeMenbaugh Is ioned at Camp Roberta. California, port at Fort Douglas. Utah by July A traveling examiner of operators Sanford Kay and Lee Anderson Grande were Saturday guests at the Why hesitate and fear?
6 for Induction in to the army air and chauffeurs 1* scheduled, to arr­ were advanced in the priesthood Henry Hartley home. Mr Patton Is
stationed In Italy.
writes his parent*. Mr and Mrs W. corp. Prom there he will report to ive in Nyssa. Wednesday July 5, and became deacons
superintendent of schools at La Do unto others
Grande
Snader. that he la enjoying his Amorlllo. Texas by July 14.
As you'd have them do
|
and will be on duty at Eie City
A former student pastor. Wallace E training
the infantry, even th­
k a saying old. yet true
Hall between the hours of 9 am. Fmtrral In Boise—
Jamison, now a chmpHan in the ough the in hikes
eight mil«* long. Harne Fro*
The more that you give
Mr and Mr* Richard Taylor had i Return From Portland—
and 12 noon.
Navy and now stationed in Africa, Out of 200 boys, are over
half of them Don F3d ridge arrived home this AU those wishing permits or lic­ a* week-end quests Mr and Mrs | Dt an<l Mr* L. A Mauldin* and The more you wtll have
visited Bill Kurtz in Italy early In "feH out" before a hake
was com­ week from Oorvalia Oregon to sp­ ensee to drive can are asked to get Harold Campbell and children of' daughter returned home Saturday A camming back to you.
May. Chaplian Jamison waa en- pleted.
• month’s stay In Portland
end the summer with his parents. In touch with the examiner during Bobe Mr and Mrs C. D Chrtattaon
route to Egypt, the land of his bir­
Try It today.
Mr and Mrs Tam Eld ridge
Mias 0va Ray Pope, and Mrs El vs
these hours.
th. on a ten-day leave.
Returns From Utah—
Joe Council of Northwestern tr­
In unassuming way;
Pope of Emmett
Miss Ilene Hartley returned to Some of your treasures Impart;
In Utah—
Technical Sergeant Wayne Plerry aining center at Evanston. 111. la Here From Denver—
her home in Nyssa after a month’* The more you give
of NewrH Heights arrived home \ visiting hts parents. Mr and Mrs Beverly Donahue of Denver «rill Mrs Kenneth Co tote and son. Lyle To («aneli—
Monday from Kaly. where he was.O. P Council He is taking th* ar- arrive today to be a bouse guest eg am enjoying a three weeks visit wi­ Parley Fetk was a business visitor visit wtth friends and relatives In The mors you'll have
Ogden. Utah
La Rue Ny*
Of happiness in your heart.
j
th relatives In Lewiston. Utah
at Council Tuesday
on active duty With the army. He,my V-12 training
No Commitment Is Made
As To When Work
Will Start
Discussion Held
On Saving Food
Riding Club Is
Organized Here
Young Resigns
As Nyssa Coach
Our Boys In
The Service
r