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JOURNAL
/leNYSSA G Ali
LUME XXXXIII
NO. 19
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1946
Ttendance At
¡Dairy Show is
Above Average
Road District
Is Supporting
10-Mill Levy
Rferand Champion Animals
^sh o w n By Paul Bunch,
Howard Bair
Only One Measure To Be
Voted On; Candidates
Are Listed
HARTLEY COW HERD
WINS FIRST HONORS
Stassen Makes
Hurried Visit
To This County
H enry H artley 's h erd of G uernsey
o»-s took first place In the M alheur
C ounty D airy H e«t Im provem ent
association testin g w ith a yearly
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average of 435 pounds per cow.
C liff W rig h t's h erd led in the te s t­
ing am ong h erd s of 20 cows and
over w ith a b u tte rfa t average of
198.96.
T h e h e rd of S. W. Soper led a m ­
In a n address th a t was as h u rrie d
Following
a
m
eetin
g
»1th
th
e
A record crow d of 500 persons, |
ong th e 10 to 20 cow herds w ith
as h is trip in to M alheur county,
M alheur co u n ty c o u rt T u esd ay a f ­ m average of 332.93.
Kceeding th e crow ds a tte n d in g th e
H arold E. S ta sse n d eclared a t a
ternoon, th e d irec to rs of th e Nyssa
| | r o previous show s, w atched t h e ■
rep u b lican rally held a t th e O n ­
road assessm ent d istric t No. 2, D ale
felging a n d th e p re se n ta tio n of
tario a th le tic field T uesday m o rn ­
G arriso n , Ira U re a n d Sid F la n a ­
fophies a t th e th ird a n n u a l sp rin g !
piry show spo n so red by th e M ai-1
ing t h a t th e fa rm e rs should n o t be
gan, w ent o n record as fav o rin g the
eur C ounty Je rse y club o n th e |
"sh o rt-c h an g e d ” tn th e co u n try 's
proposed 10 m ill road levy, w hioh
ly.-sa school g ro u n d s la st S a tu rd ay .
fu rth e r uevelopm ent of Its econ­
will
be
voted
on
in
th
e
prim
ary
■ T he g ra n d c h am p io n bull was
omic system .
election F rid a y of th is week.
In th e th ird election held here
I ichibited by P a u l B unch a n d th e
B earing out the ag ric u ltu ra l phase
T h e c o u n ty co u rt agreed th a t all in less th a n two weeks, the resi­ of h is a p p e a ra n c e in M alheur c o u n ­
I »serve c h am p io n bull w as show n
of th e 10-m ill levy derived from d e n ts o l th is com m unity will vote ty, th e c a n d id a te for th e republican
m
Hope a n d C h a rle y G rid e r. T h e
road d istric t No. 2 would 'be given M ay 26 upon the question of c re a t­ n o m in a tio n fo r p re sid en t of th e
tnior cham p io n fem ale, w hich also
to th e d istric t fo r its operatio n . ing a p a rk a n d recreation district. U nited S ta te s arriv ed a t th e a t h ­
ained th e title of g ra n d cham pion
T he sta te gasoline tax will be re ­ T he election will be held in the letic field on a sm all w hite horse,
female, was show n by H ow ard B air, j
tu rn ed to th e d istric t in th e sam e Nyssa g rade school building from th a t »ras none too ja u n ty u n d e r th e
ju n io r c h am p o n fem ale was
m a n n e r a s th is y e ar—50 per c en t 8 a.m . to 5 U .
xhibited b y B e am o n t a n d Toom b.
v e ig h t of its unusually large rider.
Mrs. W. W. F aster, president of A fter a rriv in g a t th e O n ta rio a ir ­
in cash a n d th e o th e r 50 per cent
T he 1948 jersey queen, th e h ig h est
sp
e
n
t
for
bridges
a
n
d
culverts.
he
Nyssa
P
a
re
n
t-T
e
a
c
h
e
r
associa­
k: ducer a t th e show , was ex h ib it-
po rt b y U nited Air Lines, S tassen
If th e new cou n ty -w id e ta x m ea s­ tion, s ta te d th a t "T his move was shook h a n d s w ith m an y w ell-w ish­
id by C lifford W right. T ro p h ies for
in
itia
te
d
m
ore
th
a
n
a
y
ear
ago
u
re
is
approved,
th
e
special
10-
fie cham p io n bull, g ra n d cham p io n
ers a n d th e n drove to tow n by
m ill levy of th e road d istric t will by th e Nyssa P a re n t-T ea c h er a s ­ autom obile. He tra n s fe rre d to th e
em ale a n d th e jersey queen were
re m a in in force. If th e m ea su re is sociation in order to provide re cre a ­ slow er m ode of tra n s p o rta tio n a t
lo c a te d by th e Nyssa E levator,
cashed, th e ta x will be assessed tional facilities for our young peo­ th e request of th e local com m ittee
fo b ler’s F eed a n d Fuel a n d t lie j
a g a in at, p e rso n al p ro p e rty a s well ple a n d to do som ething besides a n d rode o n to th e field a t th e head
fa rm e rs C o-op cream ery. S ev er il
talk a b o u t juvenile delinquency. of several rid in g club m m bers who
is real estate.
rophies w ere a w ard e d by th e Nys-
G a rriso n told m em bers o f th e D uring th e period th a t has elapsed were led by th e O n ta rio h igh school
|
c h a m b e r of com m erce, a n d
cham ber of com m erce W ednesday since t h a t tim e, new people have band.
prow ne’s M e rca n tile com pany. Ad­
noon th a t th e road d istric t will get moved in to the com m unity and
rian Feed a n d Seed a n d th e E der
In tro d u cin g th e distinguished vis­
Gov. T h o m as
Dewey, c an d id ate the w arehouse w hile on a visit la st su p e rin te n d e n t; M a rrin e r Eccles of 100 per c e n t of th e m oney raised older re sid en ts have forgotten som e itor, M ayor Elm o S m ith of O n ta rio
S ardw are co m p an y o f A drian.
G. C. A nderson, d a iry specialist for th e republican n o m in a tio n for week. T he n u n u te lie stepped into ¡he fe d era l reserve b o a rd a n d an in the d istric t T h e c ity will receive of th e details. It will be my p u r­ said “I t is a ra re d a y in M alheur
bf th e U niversity o f Id a h o , who p ie :dent of the U nited S ta te s, in - he building h e s ta rte d c o u n tin g a official of th e su g a r com pany, who 50 per c e n t of th e m oney ra ised pose h e re to explain som ething a b ­ co u n ty a n d e a s te rn O regon w hen
in th e city a n d th e re m a in in g 50 out th e proposed organization.
fu d g ed th e c a ttle , sa id th e quality speeds a bag of u g a r in th e N yssa row of ta g s to lea rn how h ig h they
we h av e th e o p p o rtu n ity to welcome
"T h e n o rth e rn , w estern a n d e a s t­ a m a n know n th ro u g h o u t th e U n ­
A m algam ated r e r e piled. Dewey is show n talk in g is barely visible in th e picture, and per c e n t »111 be s p e n t o n roads
t>f th e ex h ib its th is y ear was b e tte r w arehouse cf th e
e
rn
bo
u
n
d
aries
of
the
proposed
la n la st year, p a rtic u la rly in th e ¿ u g a r com pany. T h e bag of su g a r w ith R. G. L arson, d is tric t m a n a - H, A. B ennlng, (rig h t) p resid en t of leading to th e city.
ited S ta te s fo r his public life a n d
T lie m easure could in cre ase th e d istric t a re th e sam e as th a t of b e tte r know n th ro u g h o u t th e w orld
yo u n g er classes. S ev en ty -fiv e e n ­ is only o n e -te n th of th e w eight of ger, who explained th e facto ry op- th e A m alg am ated S u g a r com pany,
th
e
N
yssa
road
district.
T
he
sou­
a
m
o
u
n
t
of
m
oney
th
e
N
yssa
road
O
gden.
trie s, 15 m ore th a n la st year, were each of th e th o u sa n d s of 100-pound e ratio n s to h im . T hey w ere accom -
fo r his e ffo rts expended in behalf
(C ut courtesy Id a h o S ta te s m a n > d istric t receives a n d “could n o t t h e r n b o u n d a ry is approxim ately of peace".
bags th a t th e c a n d id a te viewed in panied by B a rn a ll B row n, factory
exhibited in th is y e ar's show .
th
e
O
w
yhee
river.
T
he
assessed
h
u
rt
us
in
any
w
ay”,
M
r.
G
a
rriso
n
M r. S tassen said he found "people
L u n ch w as served a t th e noon
v a lu a tio n of the a re a involved everyw here sw inging to th e re p u b ­
said.
hour a n d d u rin g th e a fte rn o o n by
w
ould
be
approxim
ately
$6,000,000.
T
h
e
10
per
c
en
t
levy
w
i'l
be
the
VTi
r
i
p
f
l
NOMINEES
NAMED
lican p arty".
fehe wom en of th e Jersey club.
only m easure voted upon in M al­ T h e d is tric t would be adm inistered
“In th e n e x t republican c ab in et,
T ab u latio n s of th e re su lts as
by
a
bo
ard
of
three
m
en
w
ho
will
h
e
u
r
county.
th ere should be tw o m em bers from
nade by Leeds Bailey, a ssista n t
be
eleoted
a
t
th
e
tim
e
th
e
issue
P
ractically
all
of
th
e
c
o
n
te
sts
in
th e west. O ne sh o u ld be secretary
feounty a g en t, a re a s follows:
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i Nom inees for offices of th e N yssa
(he co u n ty a n d s ta te elections will com es to a vote. Tire m en whose of th e in te rio r because of th e re -
___ Class 1— B ull dropped before
na
m
e
s
h
ave
been
placed
o
n
th
e
■
e
on
th
e
rep
u
b
lican
ticket.
T
h
e
last
P
a
re
n
t-T
e
a
c
h
e
r
associa-
Lions
club
w
ere
selected
a
t
th
e
P
la
n
s
h
a
v
e
been
com
pleted
for
'a tio n sh ip betw een o u r n a tu ra l re ­
la y 1, 1946, P a u l B un ch , blue rib -
, ..
. . , i weekly luncheon of th e clu b in th e b a c c a la u re a te services to be
R epublican c a n d id a te s a re as fel­ tic k e t a re R. G. L arson. J . C. Olsen sources a n d th e se c re tary of th e
on.
tlon m eeting of th e y e a r was held C a rl, / D )U H ouse M onday n o o n .
lows: R e p resen tativ e In congress a n d H arold Sisson. T he org a n iz a ­ interior. I th in k we should b a ttle In
I Class 3— B ull dropped Nov. 1, la st T h u rsd a y ev en in g in th e h ig h
-phe nom inees a re a s fo llo w s:,, h e ld in h o n o r of th e class of 1948 econd d istric t. W illi“m II. W e a th ­ tio n a n d operation of a p a rk dis­
th e republican n a tio n a l convention
to M ay 1, 1947, B eam o n t a n d school building w ith M rs. W. W. P re sid e n t, O. A. B illings a n d D r. g y m nasium
S u n d a y evening,
er.spoon of U nion co u n ty a n d Lowell tric t is very sim ilar to th a t of a for a n a dequate a g ric u ltu ra l p re ­
T oom bs. K in g m a n K olony, first;
.»r nrosiriin »■ nvnr th e business 1 K E. K erby; vice p re sid en t, T om \ M ay 23
8 ° clock,
S tockm an of U m a tilla c o u n ty ; gov school d istrict.
gram .
fcfr. a n d M rs U.iwavd .B aird . Nysse, F
m eeting
^ S e p p i c h a n d W alter M c P a rtla n d : | f h e pro g ram will be g iv er as e m o r—J o h n H a ll o f M u ltn o m ah
"T h e p a rk board will h ave th e
"T h ere a re c onditions In w hich
second.
m eetln g -
.sec re ta ry -tre asu rer, E v e re tt H e k lt1 follow s: Processional. " T r iit- p lia l county, J o h n P e y to n of L ane coun ■rower to levy taxes up to a m axi
I C lass 4— B ull dropped M ay 1,
M is, E arl A lexander rep o rte d ° n j a n d R G W h ita k e r; tw o ta il-tw is - i M a rch " from ‘'A rda", h ig h school •y. G lenn C. A kderm an of M ultno­ m um of 10 m ills. O ne m ill would agricu ltu re c a n be sh o rt-c h a n g e d
In our econom ic system ", th e sp e a k ­
11947 to Nov. 1, 1947, H ope a n d th e re ce n t su m m er ro u n d -u p h e l d : ters K e n n e th R enstrom V em F a r-1 o rc h e stra , directed by L ynn L aw -
m ah county a n d D ouglas M cK ay ra ise ab o u t $6000. T h e « re c to rs
J h a r'e y G rid e r, N yssa, first; F red a t th e N yssa g rade
J - school. O ver ;,on,' H arold H cnigson a n d D e n n is ' ren cc, invocation, Rev. S te rl Spiesz of M arlon c ounty: se c re ta ry of h a v e th e pow er to a cq u ire property, er said in advocating a p a rty sy s­
tem for fa n n e rs. "T h is is a m a t­
jB u rg e s s, V ale, second, a n d C liff o n e -h a lf of all th e im m unizations P a t c h ’ d irec to r, W arre n F a rm e r, '°L th e Assembly of G od c h u rc h ;
s ta te — E a rl T . Newbry of Jack so n to c o n stru c t facilities a n d engage
f w r i g h t , th ird .
done in th e co u n ty were in Nyssa. R a lp h L aw rence a n d W ard W ien- h y m n “O h for a T h o u sa n d T ongues county a n d G eorge H. Flagg of th e services of perso n n el necessary ter n o t only of in te re s t to fa rm e rs
C lass 5— B ull dropped a f te r Nov.
M rs. B e rn ard E astm a n re p o rte d eke a n d lion tam e r c H. M o rris o n ! to S in g ", audience, led by Rev. W asco c o u n ty ; s ta te tre a s u re r— to p e rfo rm th e fu n c tio n s of the b u t to oth ers. H ard tim e s fo r f a r ­
]1 , 1947, B eau m o n t a n d Toom bs, th a “ t th e P
a re n t-T
e a c h e r association
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a n d o e n e S tu n z.
¡G eorge W hipple; sc rip tu re read in g , How ard C B elton of C lackam us d istric t. T h e d lstrlo t m ay, upon m ers can tip our e n tire econom ic
system out of balance. O u r econ­
Ib lu e ribbon.
would join w ith th e county library,
T h e officers will be elected next ’^ ®v. R o lan d G. W uest; p ra y er, county, S ig frtd U n a n d er of M u lt­ a u th o riz a tio n of a n election by
Class 6— Cow dro p p ed before a n d tea ch e rs in sp onsoring a s u m ­ M onday.
B ishop Arvel C hild of the L.D.S. n o m ah c o u n ty and O rm o n d R freeh o ld ers in th e d istric t issue omic sy stem is superb, b u t it needs
[M ay 1, 1943— M r. a n d Mrs. H ow ard m e r read in g p ro g ra m a g ain th is
' __________________
! second w ard; selection “ D edication" B ean of M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty : a t ­ bonds for th e c o n stru ctio n of fac­ to m a in ta in a balance. W e can
I B air, Nyssa, firs t; R. H. H u n te r year.
girls glee club; serm on, “T h e S ym - torney general— G eorge N euner of ilities. I t m ay also se t u p a sinking m eet our problem s if o u r econom ic
system is free.
] a n d Sons, N yssa, second a n d th ird ,
M rs. Ed F ro st s ta te d in re p o rtin g
e tric a l L ife", Rev. H. J. G e rn h a ra t Y am hill co u n ty a n d S ta n le y Jo n e s fund for sim ila r purposes.
"W e have built a su p erb system .
I a n d F red B urgess, fo u rth .
fo r th e su m m er re cre atio n al p ro ­
¡of th e M ethodist c h u rch ; selection, of M ultn o m ah ; s ta te se n a to r. 22nd
"T
h
e
above
a
re
th
e
sa
lie
n
t
facts
Lets move onto its w eaknesses a n d
C lass 8— Cow d ropped M ay 1, gram , w hich will begin J u n e 15,
j
/4
4-
j i "Now T h e D ay Is Over", girls glee
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e n ato ria l d istric t. Elmo S m ith and le g a rd ln g th e proposed d istrict. Be­ shortcom ings, develop our resources
! 1944 to M ay 1, 1945— F re d B urgess, t h a t over $3C0 w orth of equipm ent
d u b ; h y m n "A C harge to K eep
‘‘ n " ‘ Jones;” 're p re se n ta tiv e , 31st cause its p rim a ry purpose is th e see th a t we have a fa ir b a la n ce
firs t; C lifford W rig h t, second, R. H. h a d been purchased.
I H ave", audience; benediction, Rev. rp p resen ta ttve d istric t. V ernon W il- w elfare of young people a n d because
° _______
betw een c ap ital a n d labor a n d not
[ H u n te r a n d S ons, th ird .
I n th e a tte n d a n c e co n te st for
T h e N yssa Row C roppers nosed
G . W ' ,est of th P
son a n d M a rtin P. G a lla g h e r; ooun- t h e need for w holesom e recreation throw the governm ent on one side
C - lass
.— 9— Cow dropped M ay 1. th e year, M iss N o th e is’ room w on
i t th e Vale nine 12 to o in a 10- L u th e ra n c h u rc h ; rcce.^ioind P o m p
com m lssi o n e r - C h a rle s K ep- facilities w as a p p a re n t, th e N yssa or th e o th e r a n d th e n develop
_ , “^
onH
P rpnm
snhnal o o r r-
— * . Ä —
1945 to M ay 1, 1946. in m ilk, H ope j . Pe pi Jtu re f0r th e first, second m xi
n in u g v 'f r m a c e a s n ‘o in
n * e th e w
u m
s t a st.jnpp"
n c e ”. h hitrh
igh school
- f ^ ^ T . ^ U r s o n . Ä
P a re n t - T e a c h e r association h a s g re a t production u n d e r o u r econ­
a n d C h a rle y G rid e r, firs t; F re d a n d th ird grad es; Mrs. R igney's
1
B Jacobson, dean of th e clair, G eorge C arlson a n d F ra n k sponsored th is p ro p o sa l Should the om ic system .
B urgess, second, a n d B eau m o n t a n d for th e fo u rth , fifth a n d six th S u n d a y to win th e ir first Id a h o -
H
opper;
sh
e
riff—
F
ra
n
k
J.
L
eavitt,
issue carry, th e p a re n t-te a c h e r o r­
j
edu catlo n a t lh e U n i-
“If we keep our econom ic c o n ­
T oom bs, th ird .
g rad es a n d M rs. Schw eiaer's room O regon league gam e of th e ^ a a o n .'
C lass 11— H e ifer dro p p ed M ay 1, fo r th e se v e n th , e ig h th a n d n in th
T h e score going in to t h e . l a s t of verSity of O regon, win deliver th e O rville F. Maze. A. V. Cook and g an izatio n will h a v e n o p a rt In d itio n s stro n g , show Ideals of le a d ­
J o h n C. E lfertng; co u n ty c le rk — conducting th e a ffa irs of th e d is­ e rsh ip a n d m a in ta in our m ilita ry
I 1946 to Nov. 1, 1946, In m ilk, H ope ¿rades.
th e n in th w as 10 to 6 J * lth
ad d ress a t th e com m encem ent ex­ H. S. S a c k e tt; assessor. M urray trict. W e believe t h a t th is com ­
stre n g th I beleive we c a n »1n th e
H uU on,
h e id T hursday n ig h t,
I a n d C h arles G rid e r, b lu e ribbon.
M rs. Leo G onyer p re sen te d a p e ­ lead ng. B a in e s s i n g l y
M orton, a n d tre a su re r, O ra C. Hope. m u n ity needs re c re a tio n a l facilities peace w ith o u t th e trag e d y of a
C lass 12— H e ife r d ropped M ay 1, titio n to be signed by m em bers w ent to firs t o n H a rtle y s e rro r, I M ay 27
D
em
ocratic
c
an
d
id
ate
s
a
re
as
fol­
a
n
d
th
a
t
th
is
is
th
e
m
ost
feasible
h n s o n w alked, a n d ~_____
O k a i drove . - a 1 . S tu d e n t sp e a k ers will be M ary
th ird world war. I d o n ’t th in k we
I 1946 to Nov. 1, 1946, n o t in m ilk. of
01 th
tn e P.T.A.
r . s j i . requesting t u h u a i t n o u n - Jo
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lows: U nited S ta te s congress— L ou­ way to secure th em . We believe c an gain Xhe peace by a program
I B e au m o n t a n d Toom b?, firs t; F re d p ro p e rty ow ners be allowed to vote Lome ru n betw een c e n te r a n d l e t 1 L qu
valedictorian. and Lois is A. W ood of L ane co u n ty and
th
a
t
p
ro
p
e
r
re
c
re
a
tio
n
is
a
d
e
t­
(C ontinued O n Page Seven)
in school elections.
"A
^ t h L^velov a n g le d Bybee. sa lu ta to ria n . Special m usic M anley J. W ilson of C olum bia c o u n ­ e rre n t to crim e a n d Juvenile d e lin ­ of appeasem ent".
How ever, th e sp eak er pointed out
(P ictures O n Page Seven)
A re p o rt o n th e re ce n t s ta te c on- h a lf of th e Kith, L>>vejoy .singled, |
^
,,iayed by th e band a n d ty ; re p re se n tativ e in congress— C.
quency. We believe th a t th e p ro ­ t h a t th is n a tio n shipped m ore h e a ­
v ention of th e P a re n t T ea ch e r a s- " 'e n t^ ° second o n ■
- j^jm son s e rro r, s{>eclal
wnll ^ sung by a
J. P h o rb of nU ion county: governor posed d istric t will m ake th is com ­ vy m ach in ery to R ussia In 1947
sociatio n held a t K la m a th F a lls R a m b a u d s a c rif‘cirf Lovejoy to h
, gr()Up of seniors. M arjorie B ishop Lew W allace of M ultn o m ah c ounty;
m u n ity a m u ch b e tte r place in th a n to a n y o th e r country.
was m ad e by Mrs. F oster. O ne of G ra h a m P0« * * ]
f ! WU1 sing a solo. O th e r features will secretary of s ta te — A. M S ilver- w hich to live”.
th e o u tsta n d in g addresses of th e . a n d ®a “
fl M ¡S01- be p re se n ta tio n of diplom as by m an of M u ltn o m ah county and
O nly free h o ld ers m ay vote in
conference was th a t m ad e by D r. |
a hom e ru n to
Loyd A dam s, c h a irm a n of th e B yron G. C a rn ey of C lackam as he election.
R a lp h E ckert of th e U niversity of th e tw o w inning ru n s. ^
I2 school bo ard ; p re sen ta tio n of spec- county: tre a su re r— W alter P earson
12
2 c
400
212
C a iifo m ia , w ho spoke on " P a re n t N yssa 21-
4i*(i
j 010
iu
iaJ a w a rd s. S u p e rin te n d e n t H enry of M ultn o m ah c o u n ty ; a tto rn e y
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00 i
030
ale
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- n .
*
" [H E a rtle y , a n d present ''
¡1 of th e general. W illiam B M u rray of M ul­ GAME LEAGUE TO
F u n e ra l services fo r E dw ard Ja m e s E ducation". Dr-. E ckert said t h a t V y ale
R II PO A
N
yssa
AB
B u rro u g h of N yssa w ere held in
GATHER IN VALE
1 0 class of 1948, P rin c ip a l D ennis tn o m a h c o u n ty ; s ta te se n a to r, 22nd
1 2
3
3
Lovejoy,
ss.
th e N yssa F u n e ra l h o m e c h ap e l
d istric t, W illiam J. W eese of M a l­
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m
b
a
u
d
.
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3
R esidents of th e c ity of Nyssa
H
M onday a t 2 pan. by Rev. C. L.
T h e M a lh eu r G a m e league will
h e u r cou n ty ; sh e riff— R o b ert L.
0 0
3
2
2
6
G ra h a m , cf
m
C a lla h a n of th e Episcopal c hurch. quencies.
D avis; a n d assessor— J o h n K oop- hold its se m i-a n n u a l m eeting In voted in a special election held
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3
4
4
6
H
rtly..
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r
f
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l
b
R e fresh m e n ts were served a t th e
^ . I n t e r m e n t w as In th e N yssa cem e-
the V ale c o m m u n ity h a ll a t 8 p.m. T uesday to approve c o n tra c ts e n ­
m an.
1
0
1 7
0
5
close of th e evening by Mrs. F ra n k Lewis, c
tere d in to by th e council relative
te?y.
A co u n ty school su p e rin te n d e n t T uesday. M ay 25.
0
1
0
11
4
0
W
ilson.
F
lb
-c
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Mr. B u rro u g h , 90, a re sid en t of Ja y o , M rs. R ich a rd M aw, M rs.
R eco m m en d atio n s to th e s ta te to th e Issuance of bonds fo r Im ­
is to be elected on a n o n -p a rtisa n
3
4
0
1
0
5
H
rtly..
M
3b
N yssa fo r 36 years, died in th e J o h n tarn. Mrs. Arvel C hild a n d
ballot. No one has filed for th e gam e com m ission on h u n tin g se a ­ provem ent of th e c ity w a ter system
0
4
0 2
W ilson, C 2b 4 1
Nyssa N u rsin g ho m e S a tu rd a y fol­ Mrs. Elwood F linders.
position so election will be on sons a n d bag lim its will be d rafted . a n d s tre e t a n d alley Intersections.
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2
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ri.
lf-p
T h e proposals provide fo r th e
lowing a s h o rt illness.
M otion p ictu res ta k e n by county
T h e N yssa h ig h school baseball w rite-ins.
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0
0
1
0
3
W
ohlcke.
p
M r. B u rro u g h w as b o m In P o n tiac V isiting Here—
sportsm en will be show n, re fre sh ­ issuance off $90.000 w orth of bonds
12 11 30 12 5 team will play th e w est-end c h a m ­
41
T
o
tal
M
r
a
n
d
Mrs.
G
eorge
R
oper
of
M ichigan F e b ru a ry 15, 1838 a n d
m en ts wtll be served a n d dancing for c o n stru ctio n of w a ter m ain s
pions S a tu rd a y , M ay 22, on th e local SCHOOL ELECTION
w en t to Silver C ity, Id a h o in th e Iak ev iew . O regon a re visiting frien d s
will be held. In te re ste d m en and a n d $35.000 fo r s tre e t a n d alley in ­
II PO A » field in a gam e to decide the c h a m ­
R
V
ale
AB
tersection im provem ents. T h e vote,
G3rlv days At Silver C ity h e e n - ____________—
AT OWYHEE IS SET women a re in v ite d to atten d .
2 p io n sh ip of d istric t one of th e O re ­
2
1 4
0
6
gaged in th e m erc an tile business n . p y p ia n to visit Mr. G a rre n F uk iag
lag e.
e, 2b
128 to 4 for th e w a ter m ain s a n d
gon
S
ta
te
H
igh
School
B
aseball
0
1
1 2
1
5
B arn es, cf
125 to 7 for th e s tre e t Im prove­
H e was a d ire c to r of th e form er
School
election
will
be
held
a
t
1
5
league.
3
1
2
6
BEUS ARRESTED AS
H u tto n , p -ss
m ents. ra tifie s th e approval given
th
e
O
w
yhee
school
house
T
h
u
rsd
a
y
B a n k of Nyssa.
T
h
e
gam
e
w
as
to
have
been
p
lay
­
1
1
2
3
3
¡Jo h n so n , c -p 3
S urvivors are tw o d a u g h te rs M rs. T rev a G a rre n of Nyssa.
MOLESTER OF GATE by th e voters in a special election
5 1 ed F rid a y a t 3 p.m., b u t th e tim e M ay 27. a t 8 p m. for th e consol!
1 3
5 2
1 O k ai. 2b-c
held In J u n e , 1947.
A ndrew S w an a n d M rs. M arie
iatio
n
o
f
d
istric
t
18
w
ith
d
istrict
w
as
ch
an
g
e
d
because
of
a
ru
lin
g
of
1
0
2
1
0
5
A tkins. If
Follow ing th e election last Ju n e ,
T illm a n of N yssa; a ta n . E. J. G oes to Eugene
W illiam J. Be us of Nyssa, a r re s t­
81.
All
tax
p
a
y
ers
w
hose
n
am
es
a
p
­
1
th
e
O
regon
H
igh
8
chool
A
ctivities
0
3
2
1
5
! W ilson. 3b
B u rro u g h of S alem , six g ra n d c h ild ­
p e ar on th e assessm ent list are ed on a c h a rg e of tam p erin g w ith th e city council proceeded w ith a r ­
1
0
isso
c
iatio
n
secretary.
10
2
1
L aw rence, lb 5
re n a n d n in e g re a t g ra ndchildren.
a h e a d g a te on th e N yssa-O ntario ra n g em en ts to sell th e bonds, b u t
N yssa's op p o n en t for th e c o n ­ eligible to vote.
1 0 0 1
V a n H o u ten rf 4 0
G ra d u a tio n exercises for th e r u r ­ »•ater d istric t system , was released bond a tto rn e y s disapproved th e is­
8
13
te
st
h
a
s
n
o
t
been
decided
as
yet
50
12
10
41
assem bly of O regon. W hile th e re T o ta l
al schools w ill be com bined and u n d e r $100 bond by Ju stic e of the sue on th e g rounds th a t th e city
MRS. P. M. BINKLEY
S
to len bases — L pw I s . O kai. B a r- Due to bad w eather west of th e
she will be o r e of 85 c a n d id a te s
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given a t th e A drian h ig h school Peace D on M. O ra h a m th is week c h a rte r did n o t specifically give
Blue
m
o
u
n
ta
in
s,
a
th
ree-w
ay
tie
PASSES IN W ASH. who will tak e th e d e clara tio n of nes, V an H o u ten : sacrifices. L o \e - betw een P en d leto n . M .ic-H igh and building th e evening of M ay 20. In a c o m p la in t signed by Jo h n th e council a u th o rity to Issue such
hlvalry.
. Joy. R a m b a u d 2: 'w o-ba.se hiui.
bonds. T h e purpose of th e election
Hood R iver h a s not been played off. Ow yhee school g ra d u a te s will be Sm it, Beus was charged w ith break th is week was to give t h a t a u th ­
_______ __________ I Fufciage; hom e ru n s. O kai. S. M ari-
ing a c-hain h o lding a padlock on
M rs P M. B inkley, form er Nys-
T h e w inners of F rid a y 's gam e will am ong th e group.
Nose
is
B
roken—
.
ley:
double
play.
Lovejoy
to
C.
W
ii-
th e h e ad g a te . A h e a rin g in the ority.
resid en t, died in P rosser. W a ­
M iss N oni C hild, d a u g h te r of son to F W ilson; ru n s b a tte d in. be eligible to play in th e sta te N ursing Home Noli
T h e city council, m eeting W ed­
case is expected to be held S a tu r ­
sh in g to n a few
a « °. «<*ord-
to u rn a m e n t to be held in P o rtlan d .
B-ohop
a
n
d
Mrs.
Arvel
C
hild,
is
Lovejoy.
8
.
H
artley
4
U
*
t
a
1.
nesday noon to canvass th e vote,
in * to in fo rm a tio n received here.
B irth s in th e Nvssa N ursing hom e day.
T h e d a te of th e sta te tourney h a
recovering
sa
tisfac
to
rily
from
a
M
H
artley.
F
ukiage.
Jo
h
n
so
n
W
ll-
expects to s ta r t proceedings Im ­
Mrs. B inkley sp e n t several years
lu rin g th e p ast week include a son.
n o t been set.
m ediately to re-ad v ertfse th e bonds
In N yssa. w here h e r h u sb a n d was broken nose a n d tw o black eyes, Ison. L aw rence: stru ck o u t. by is e n
T h e s ta te h ig h .school a th le rl 8 pounds. 14 ounce«, born to Mr Visit in N yssa—
suffered
w
hen
she
w
as
h
it
by
a
7
,
R
a
m
b
a
u
d
1.
H
u
tto
n
1.
Jo
h
n
s
o
n
3;
M r a n d M rs R o y Cook of B ak er I for sale.
engaged in c a rp e n te r w ork M r
o rg a n iz atio n Is divided in to eight and Mrs. Roy W ight of O n tario .
ball
a
t
a
gam
e
played
recen
tly
a
t
h
its
off.
W
ohlcke
3
in
3
innings.
B inklev died in Nyssa severa l years
f
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M ay 13: a son, 4 pounds, to Mr spent th e w eekend a t th e hom e o
, Ise ri 8 in 6 innings. R a m b a u d 1 sp e a ra te d istric ts, w ith tw o of th em pnd Mrs. Alvin C. H aney of Nyosa. M r a n d Mrs. A rth u r Cook.
Nyssa T rack m en W in Places—
ago. M rs B inkley was b uried in •he Nvssa school grounds.
T h is system
,__________ ____
iP 1 in n in g . H u tto n 7 in 5 innings, being in P o rtla n d
•
Nyssa
h
f ;h II • .school
trac
m i . e V n . . * m ade
■—
•
|
111
’ O'*
H
U V k
iM
bom M ay 15; a d a u g h te r, 7 pounds.
th e P rosser cem etery.
»¡«ters Meet—
Jo h n s o n 4 in 5 in n in g s: ba^es on elm in ates a g re at deal of th e c o n ­
VisM H ere—
!rix points In th e s ta te trac k m eet
?
ounces,
to
Mr.
and
M
rs.
H
arold
...
c m a n itio n _
M r a n d Mrs. M ark A. C am eron balls, by W ohlcke 3. Iseri 1. H u tto n fusion of h av in g all th e team s in C a lla h an of Nvssa. b o m M ay 19
G u e sts over th e w eek-end a t th e ¡held tn Corvallis last week, to tak e
th e class A g ro u p playing In one
M rs N aom i B u e h e r . m a n a g e r
of | -,{ Hollywood a n d M r
a n d M rs. 4, J o h n s o n 2. b a ts m a n h it by
A C S allee hom e were Mr a n d 112th place am ong th e 32 schools
Mr«
J
F.
H
atch
of
O
n
ta
rio
was
th e N yssa N u rsin g
hom e,
was in I M exander B. G ra y of
W innipeg, b a u d 1.
the g re a t to u rn a m e n t.
h t to ^ dism issed M ay 17 Mrs. Bill Hadley M rs A. O S heldon of S a lt Laike it h a t m ade poin ts W ilder placed
T h e B ulldogs won . . .
a ia h o last week to a tte n d C a n a d a a re visiting a t th e hom e
N yssa will m eet N am pa on th e
,,
» i s (tism .s ed May 18 a n d Billy C ity a n d M iss M ildred B ra n t and rh trd in th e 220 yard d ash . Iseri
fm d u a t i o n “ h e r son M vron. ,( Mr and Mrs. Don O ra h a m M rs local d iam o n d S u n d ay a fte rn o o n a t ro m p e te for th e title by ta k in g the
S m ith of Boise
placed th ird In th e b ro a d ju m p a n d
L aw rence, son of Mr. a n d Mrs. Miss G ale
U o m ^ rti^ O ro fin o h igh X o l . M rs | C am eron and M rs G ra y are sisters gam e of th e season.
M a lh eu r county c h am p .o n sm p d u r-
_________________
th e Nyssa team placed six th in th e
F ra n k L aw rence was released May
B uchert wa.s accom panied by h e r ( of M rs O ra h a m . T h is occasion 2 o'clock in th e second conference (m g th e season a n d hen
n n ng
G ees T o Boise—
880-yard relay. M edford w on the
1 th e s u b -d istric t title by d efeatin g 14. P aul H ouse was hospitalized
d a u g h te r M rs O w en C oons, a n d I .Tartu th e first tim e in 25 years
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J C. K n il. local c o n tra cto r, a t t - ! m eet w ith 35 points W ashington
th e B a k er n in e on th e hom e field for m edical tre a tm e n t M ay 19. H a r­
c h ild ren o f N y * a a n d . h e r d a u g h - ] h a t 'h e th ree s i s t e r ^ E nglish girls T W h In L .t - w e U -
w rf.
M a v
12
,v
. « „ r e of old K u rtz ' condition re m a in s about ended to business in Boise W ednes- . high school of P o rtla n d w as aec-
t e r ' a n d so n -in -la w . M r a n d M rs .! who m a rrie d S cotchm en, h av e been 1 M rs Louise H eldt sp e n t W e d - , W ednesday. M ay 12 by a
day.
*ond h ig h w ith 15 point*
the sam e.
L ester F lfe r of V ale.
* together.
n esd a y In Caldw ell
4 to 2
Agriculture Main Theme
Of Candidate In On­
tario Address
Park District
Approval Urged
v arieci J rogram
Heard By P.l.A .
BY lions club Baccalaureate
,
To be Held Sun.
e
Nyssa Wins In
League c ontest
E.J. Burrough Of
Nyssa Succumbs
Approval Given
To Bond Issues
Nyssa To Seek
District Title