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TTieNYSSA
VOLUME XXXXII
NO. 30
N yssa Loses To
Burns Nine By
15 to 6 Score
HORSES THAT RAN
IN NYSSA RODEO
WIN AT PAYETTE
JOURNAL
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1947
Nyssa Boatmen ^ ry f^ rR E lL W S S o ftb a llers
W in First H alf
Race in Carnival ADRIAN (Special)— The residence
REV. WILSON OF
NYSSA INJURED
IN AUTO MISHAP
County Service
Officer Upheld
In Controversy
The L DJ3. team won the cham Rev. E. J Wilson of Nyssa sus
Members of the Nyssa Boat club of Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Olsen
staged a water carnival In co of Adrian was destroyed by fire last pionship of the first half season of tained a cut on the back of his
operation with the Ontario Lions Sunday morning while the owners the fnter-elty softball league last head and Mrs. Max Weinstein af Elmo Smith Is Denounced
Ontario Will Play O n
club
in Snake river near Ontario
attendl,lg the Utah centennial wepk in competition with five other Lodi. California was cut and bruis
Nyssa Field Sunday,
For Editorial Published
teams.
last Sunday. Practically all of the ^ ^ N a tio n -
ed when automobiles In wnlch they
League Standings
August 10
In Paper
were riding collided Saturday after
participants were from Nyssa.
| The L J\S . priesthood members
Team
W L Pet. noon five miles north of Parma on
Jelmer Schoen, Jimmy Savage carried most of
the furniture from
The Nyssa town team, defeated
An editorial published In the
and Dale Garrison won the three the house, but all of the canned p * ,," O r e g o n Produce 3 0 1000 highway 30.
by Burns in a hard-hitting Idaho-
inboard races. Schoen defeated B fruit was lost. The fire was re- 5?.'.,*™ Oregon Produce 4 1 800 The Injured persons were given Eastern Oregon Observer of On
3 2 .600 medical attention.
Lienkaemper and EM Pruyn in the ported to have
been caused by a i
»» I A
Oregon league game on the Burns
2 3 400 Canyon county officers reported tario relative to the county service
first contest. In the race against faulty chimney. Mr and Mrs. Olsen P-... i-'ers
1 4 .200 that the accident occured when officer created such a furore that
diamond last Sunday, hopes to
Savage, Ted Berreth took second, are now living in a tent.
Eagles
o 5 .000 Rev. Wilson started to turn left ex-servicemen of Malheur county
defeat the Ontario aggregation on
Murle Marcum third, Leo F ife,
_______________ !
The second half was started onto a county road and his car
fourth, Schoen fifth and Herman
the Nyssa field Sunday, August 10.
Tuesday evening with the MI.A. was struck by the car driven by held a meeting In Ontario Friday
Towne
sixth.
In
the
third
race
The lights have been erected foi
trouncing the Ramblers by a score Weinstein. Wilson, who was fol night to consider what action to
Garrison defeated Savage alter Dr.
the Nyssa field, but transformers
of 12 to 5 on the field west of the lowing a truck, said he looked but take In the matter.
Cundall, Pruvn and Berreth drop
high school building, where all of did not see the Welnsein car com
The wsr veterans, affirming the
are not available so that the club
ped out of the race.
'he games will be played during
expects to piay the remainder of its
ing when he started to make the need of a county service officer,
Gilbert of Ontario won the 22 H P.
decided to ask Elmo Smith, m ana
the second half. The games, which turn.
home games on Sunday. The On
outboard race, with R. Bybee of
The city of Nyssa Is advertising are started at 7:15 p.m., are open
ger of the paper and mayor of
tario game will be called at 2:30.
Nyssa and B. Webster of Adrian
Ontario, to issue a public apology
________
f°r bids on the proposed water to the public free of charge. Any
Wohlcke. pitching up to the last
taking __
second
and third -places.
and retraction of his statements,
Dale Garrison and his daughter, 1 'vor*cs Improvement, including the one Interested In playing during
of the sixth inning in the Burns
which Included the contention that
game, and his successor on the
Joan, and Warren Parmer of Nys-
ng
new water mains and the second half Is asked to contact
further employment of such an
sa thrilled the crowd with their pxtension of U»e present water sys- Manager R. M. Herren.
mound, Iseri, allowed 15 hits. Nys
officer is no longer necessary.
Games for the coming week are
sa drove out 13 hits off Terry, who
ski-ridlng antics. Joan rode on h e r. te!P;.
....
,
Smith said “Today the post is su
fathers shoulders and Parmer gave I Bids will be received in the of- as follows: August 8, Eagles vs.
went the route for the home team.
perfluous and certainly a luxury the
^*ce
^he c' t'1 manager until 7:30 L.D.S.; August 12, M.I.A. vs. L.D.S.;
The game was much more closely
Bids will be received in the city a ski demonstration of riding on one i pm.
Ram
Hartley
of
Nyssa
boasted
his
August
22.
August 14, Eagles vs. Eastern Ore batting average in the Idaho-Ore- taxpayers of the county can no
contested than the score would hall at 8 p.m. August 12 for the
Don Pitts of Emmett emerged In I The / otal
of 'va" 'r gon Produce, and August 15, Out gon league to .514 since the last longer afford. At present there is
indicate, with Nyssa having a good proposed street Improvement pro
a full time veterans administration
chance to win until the fatal sixth ject, which will Include paving be first place in the 33 horsepower main to be installed is approxi- laws vs. Ramblers.
office established in Ontario, an
The league titleholder will be report.
anc* l*ie total linear
frame. Iseri, the first man at bat tween three and four miles of outboard class. P. Ray took second ¡na, L>^
Averages
for
Conference
Games
feet of service pipe is approximately determined in a play-off series to
office far better,manned and equip
and R. Bybee third.
in the game, knocked out a triple. streets.
After Burns August 4, 1947
ped to aid the veteran than the
be played by the winners of the
In the 50 horsepower outboard 4000.
C. Wilson flied out to the first
In addition to the paving, the
Batting
A complete set of plans and spe first and second halves.
county post could be. In addition
baseman, but Dale Willson singled oroiect will include installation of class, Pitts won first place and B cifications,
RBI
BB
AB
R
H
AV.
together with bidder’s
training service officers are as
to bring in Iseri. Graham was curbs and gutters. If a satisfactory Gilliam second.
Hartley
6 4 37 10 19 .514 signed to the area and the em
Proceeds of the carnival amount pre-qualification statement may be
thrown out from third to first, bid is received the work will be
D
Willson
4
1
21
4
9
.429
ployment service maintains special
ed to $279. whicli was divided be ins|>ected at the office of the con
advancing Wilson to second. Hart started this fall.
F Wilson
1 4 36 10 12 333 advisors for the veteran".
engineer, C. E. Stockman
Indications reveal that at least tween the Ontario Lions and the sulting
ley singled, scoring Wilson. Burns
Oraharn
5
24
4
8
.333
Rand building, Baker, and at the
The controversy, brewing for two
then retired the side. Bums evened three or four bids will toe received Nyssa bc/.t club.
Holman
27 2 8 .298 or three weeks, developed from
3
offices of Nie Associated General
Two bids received last month
.286
the count in the last half of the
Tobler
7
0
2
1
Contractors in Portland and Boise
negotiations between the city of
were considered too high toy the
first Inning.
1
18 2 4 .222 Ontario and the veterans over the
Jsarl
The United States National bank. Wohlcke
In the first of the fourth frame. city council and were rejected.
19 1 4 .211 Ontario housing project.
Vale branch, offered one and three Russell
BIG INCREASE IN
2
H. Wilson was scored from second
30 1 6 .200 In support of the service offi
per cent for the entire Hartloo
0
base on Toiler’s single, making CAUTION AGAINST
10 2 2 .200 cer, H. A. Anderson, the Veterans
G. I. LOANS NOTED quarters
issue
of
bonds
authorized
by
voters
2
C. Wilson
the count 3 to 2 for Nyssa,
36 4 6 .167 Federation decided Friday night to
of
the
Nyssa
school
district
at
a
POLIO
IS
URGED
Vaughn
24 4 4 .187 publish a statement in all county
3
Burns took a 4 to 3 lead in the
I.owered real estate prices, re
0
6 0 1 1C7 papers. Members of the committee
last half of the fifth on two more
Malheur county is to receive $41- fleeting to the benefit of buying special election held the latter part Bowen
runs.
Dr. L. A. Maulding of Ny3sa, 238,11 from the state road fund veterans, figured largely in a mark of May. The issue amounted to $40- H. Wilson
2
32 4 6 .160 Don M. Graham of Nyssa, Virgil
2
McDonald
7 l 1 .143 Glaves of Ontario and EM Hendrix
With the score still standing at Malheur county health officer, stat available for apportionment to ed increase for O T. loans in Oregon 000.
The bank will pay par value for Heldt
3 1 0 000 of Vale, were unable to mAt In
0
4 to 3 In favor of Burns going in ed this week that “This is the counties, according to Secretary of during June, William M. Black,
the bonds, plus a total premium Rambaud
1 1 0 .000 time to issue a statement for this
to the last half of the sixth. Burns polio season and we should do all State Robert S. Farrell.
0
Jr., veterans administration con of $116.80.
Team
41 26 351 53
scored five tallies on four hits and within our power to keep down The sum is a big increase over tact reoresentative in this area, re
week’s papers, but will probably
The highest other bid was for
Fielding
an error, making the score 9 to 3 infectiort”.
the amount formerly received by marked.
do so by next week.
two per cent, paying of $100.27, of
Dr. Maulding advises discourag the county because the legislature
AV.
PO
The five scores were made after
A
E
Quoting VA regional reports.
An Investigation was ordered by
ing group gatherings among child passed a law at its last session In Black said that 475 Oregon veterans fered by the main office of the McDonald
0
0 1 000 the city after Anderson appeared
14
two runners had been tagged.
8
0 1.000 at a meeting of the city council
Nyssa scored three more runs In ren. including sutpmer camps, pic creasing counties' shares from 15.2 pained approval last month for O.I. First National Bank of Portland.
D. Willson
3
Attorney Harold Henigson said Bowen
0 1.000 July 7. charging Robert W. But-
1
0
the game, but Burns maintained a ture shows, and picnics. He especi to 19 per cent.
loans amounting to *7.567.994 20.
983 son. manager of the housing pro
57
1
1
big lead. Nvssa’s playing in the ally advises against gathering chil
Vaughn
July payment to Malheur coun which was nearly one-third higher the bonds are now being printed.
.968 ject. with mismanagement and par
F Wilson
58
12 2
last few innings was featured by dren from different localities. He ty last year was only $12,525.17. than during April-Mav
941 tiality and recommending his re-
1
15 1
Hartley’s triple, which preceded H. mentioned swimming pools as a The mid-year apportionment is Home loans predominated with POTATO COMMITTEE Wohlcke
possible source of infectution.
»33 •noval. The six-man committee ap-
10 1
Lserl
4
made from registration fees, motor 406 for tlie month, a Jump of 90
TO
HOLD
MEETING
Infection may be widespread, but fuel taxes, motor carrier fees and over May. Business loans totaled
18 2
Holman
•
|pointed by Mayor Smith reported
AB R H O A E due to the fact that only occasi receits from motor vehicle law viol 52, against 40 for May, while farm
Russell
23 4
Nyssa
18
^ I that complaints against the man
Boise,
Idaho,
Aug.
6—
The
next
.900 agement were generally rumor and
4 1 2 2 « 1 onally a person becomes 'a victim ation fines. It is in addition to loans showed almost no gain, go meeting of the Idaho potato in Hartley
•
0
1
Iseri, 2b
5 1 1 0 2 1 of paralysis the prevalence of the payments of money to the coun ing up only to 17 from a previous dustry coordinating committee has Hartloo
1
.900 ill-founded. The editorial appeared
C. Wilson, 2b
•
(1
D. Willson, cf
4 1 2 3 0 0 disease is not known and can only ties in December and January.
.879 two days later.
Graham
26
1
4
16.
been
called
for
August
20,
at
Bur
be
determined
by
laboratory
tests
0
1
Oraharn, lb
4 0 1 13
10 •
818 James D. Willis of Nyssa. fed
, M
Since the G.I. loan program be ley. Lee H. Wagner, Boise, the com H. Wilson
3 1 2 0 0 0 of all sick people, which, due to
Hartley, rf
12
13 8
806 eration president who presided at
gan in Oregon in the fall of 1945, mittee chairman, announced at his C Wilson
BREEDING
PROGRAM
limited
personnel,
would
be
im
1
4
3 1 2 3
Rambaud
.000
H. Wilson, ss
0
2
0
VA has approved 8,762 loans headquarters here Wednesday.
(Continued on Page Five)
STARTED IN COUNTY the
4 0 1 1 0 0 possible. Dr. Maulding said.
Bowen, If
0
.000
0
1
for world war II veterans, amount Sessions, he said, will convene at Heldt
1
2
3
1
Team
4
0
Toblar, c
259 117 37 .910
ing to $41,965.131.57. Among these 10 a m. that day at the Burley
COW SHED, STRAW
3 1 1 0 2 0 STATE HELPS PAY
Wohlcke, p
The Malheur Dairy Breeder’s as are 7.026 on home. 1.247 on busi affices of John D. Snow, member
0
2
0
0
1
0
sociation,
meeting
last
Thursday
Rambaud, 2b
LOST IN FLAMES
nesses and 489 on farms.
of
the
committee,
as
well
as
of
the
EARLY
POTATO
DEAL
SERVICE OFFICERS evening In Nyssa. decided to start Thus far, 403 veterans have paid Idaho state advertising commission.
35 6 13 24 17 7
Totals
ABOUT
COMPLETED
AB B II O A E
operation of the artificial insemi off their G.I. loans, including 218 on
Burns
Wagner stressed the importance
Nyssa firemen were called on
5 1 1 4 1 0 County veterans' service officers nation program August 1.
Ramerlz, c
businesses. 142 on homes and 43 af the session In view of the fact
tarn occasions this week to extin
5 1 0 1 0 0 will be "subsidized” on a one-to-
The Malheur unit, affiliated with on farms. Some home borrowers, it will precede the start of the
The peak season for early po guish fires.
Roy Pynes, cf
5 2 2 0 3 0 three ration by the Oregon depart the Oregon Dairy Breeder's associa VA officials believe, have found ex state's fall potato deal, during tatoes is Just closing, according to The E'arrell Ransom cow shed on
Tiller, 3b
5 2 3 6 2 0 ment of veterans' affairs and the tion, was recently organized by 100 penses too high and have resold which the committee hopes to ac E. H. StanSbery, federal shipping north Second street was destroyed
Crane, 2b
4 2 1 U 0 U county courts have 'been so ad dairy men of this county for the their property while prices remain complish many of Its objectives.
point inspector for Malheur coun by fire Wednesday morning. Lum
Flay Pynes, lb
4 1 1 2 4 1 vised, Veterans' affairs director purpose of improving dairy stock. ed high, then cleared up their loans.
ty. end to date 1154 cars have been ber and other materials in the
Mason, ss
Wagner
also
reported
that
mem
4 2 2 3 1 0 William P. Gaarenstroom disclosed. Eugene Peterson of Ontario has
Bennett, If
Veterans desiring to obtain G.I. bers of the Idaho averttslng com shipped to eastern markets since building were valued at $100. The
4 3 3 0 3 0 In a letter to the county courts, been retained as technician by the loans should apply to a bank, sav mission, and representatives of the July 4. The largest amount shipped cow was in the lot at the time
Terry, p
1 0 1 0 0 0 Gaarenstroom explained that the board of directors.
Hendricks, s
ings and loan association or other Idaho-Oregon Shippers association for one day was 98 cars from the of the blaze.
2 1 1 0 0 1 advisory committee to the state
Georges, s
lending agency, rather than to the and the Idaho Potato and Onion district, which has warehouses In A load of straw that had over
1 0 0 0 0 Ci veterans' agency recently adopted Go to Portland—
Bowers, rf
VA, Black stated.
Shippers association are invited to Vale, Nyssa, Ontario and Oregon turned on highway 20 caught fire
14
2
40 15 15 27
a policy whereby each county em
Slop*
'
Mrs. Sid Burbidge and daughter,
Totals
take part in discussions.
about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. Fire Chief
ploying a service officer to coun Marllu left Wednesday evening for Attend Retreat—
The crop of early potatoes Is Vern Parson expressed the opinion
The Idaho potato industry co
sel and aid ex-servicemen will be Portland. Mr. Burbidge and daugh A group of members of the W.S. ordinating committee, representing being merged with the late crop that someone threw a cigarette or
Visits Sister—
Ross Macpherson of Portand, eligible to receive one dollar from ter, Betty Jean, will leave Satur C.S. of the Methodist church. In til phases of the industry, was now making an appearance.
match into the straw.
brother of Mrs. William Beam, the state for each three dollars day to Join Mrs. Burbidge and Ma cluding Mrs. W W. Paster, Mrs formed at the suggestion of Gov
Ten cam started the movement
spent the week-end In Nyssa on spent by the county, up to a $1000 rlin and Mrs. Burbldge's parents, C. H Bennett, Mrs Oscar Ander ernor C. A. Robins for the purpose of onions which will last for the Dakotans Will M e et-
maximum. About half the counties Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Hoover* of Port son, Mrs. A. Bratton and Mrs. of coordinating the efforts of all remainder of the summer
business.
All former residents of South
now employ service officers.
land, for a vacation at Netarts, Mary Pruyn, are attending a wo existing agencies for the purpose
Shipments of com, which Is a Dakota and North Dakota are In
The
letter
states:
“We
are
now
«Here from Utah—
Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Burbidge will men's retreat conducted at Wallowa af bettering the potato Industry.
new project, have totaled 22 cars, vited to attend a picnic to be held
The Misses Nadine and Lora in th e process of working out plans be accompanied home by their lake this week toy the western di
with a big crop moving out to in Lakeview park in Nampa Sun
Gaye Carver, sisters of Mrs. Vern to put this policy into operation. daughter, Beverley, who has been vision. Idaho conference of the or Picnic Scheduled—
eastern markets.
day. August 17. All adults attending
Beasley, have been visiting here. These plans are being discussed visiting at tire home of Mr. and ganization. A regular religious edu
The annual Nebraska picnic will
are asked to be prepared with a
Their brother, Thair, will remain with the budget director and should Mrs. Hoover.
cational program as well as recrea be held at the Lakeview park in From Bremerton—
story. Joke, song or dance reminis
for a month's visit at the Prank be completed by the end of the
tional and handicraft classes has Nampa Sunday, August 10. All . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blbbey and cent of former days In their home
month.
Skeen home.
been planned for the institute, former residents of Nebraska are Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Gilbert made state. Ice cream and coffee will be
Scout Troop Has Hike—
■•If your county Is desirous of
\ trip
last week to Bremerton, served free. Those attending are
Members of L.D.S. Boy Scout which will close Friday. W. W invited .to attend.
participating In this program we troop 38 of Adrian spent several Poster and C. H. Bennett trans
Washington. Mr and Mrs. Richard to provide a basket lunch, dishes
Visit Relatives—
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collins of would greatly appreciate receiving days camping in the mountains ported the ladies in their cars and Moves Office—
Mason and son. Dennis returned and drinking cups for their own
Worthing, South Dakota visited at word from you. As soon as we hear about two miles above the Owyhee remained at the lake for the re Kenneth Renstrom, Insurance and to Nyssa with them and plan to group.
the H. E. Collins home during the from the various counties and the dam. They enjoyed swimming and turn trip.
real estate agent, has moved his make their home here Mr Mason
budget department approves of our doing their own cooking, with
week. The men are cousins.
office from the Atkeson building to recently received his discharge Golf Course Ready—
plan of operation, we will Immedi Scoutmaster Frank J. Pike in Rrturn Home— »
from the army at Port Lewis
Townes garage.
Members of the Ontario KlwnnLs
ately start to enter Into agreements charge. The boys made the trip
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Be Hon spent
Parents of Girl—
club, who have continued their
Mr and Mrs. LaVer Montgomery with the counties."
toy horseback, returning Saturday. last week vacationing at McCall. Masons to Hold Picnic—
Californians Arrive—
municipal golf course project by
Funds for the program are from Those going were Vern Mecham, Mr and Mrs Bellon left Wednes The annual district picnic of the
are parents of a girl born Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Charles R. Peterson, working on greens and fairways
In the Holy Rosary hospital. The an appropriation made to the vet Ricks Oale, Jack Hemmingway and day for Pocatello to meet their son Masonic lodge will be held Sun whose wedding was solemnized July since early spring, broadcast an
girl weighed 6 pounds, 12 ounces. erans' department by the 1947 legis Vernon Ricks.
Jerry, who has Just completed a day. August 24 in the railroad park 8 In Sacramento, arrived In Nyssa Invitation Tuesday to all golfers
Mrs. Montgomery is the former lature. to expand counseling ser
course at summer school and will in Ontario. The lodges of Vale, last week-end to make their home In the lower Snake river valley to
vices to veterans in their home Picnic Scheduled—
return to Nyssa to spend a month. Ontario and Nyssa will participate Mr Peterson, a brother of Olen and play a round on the course. All
Miss Norma Jensen.
communities.
The annual Iowa picnic will be Jerry plans to enroll at the Uni Ice cream, coffee and cold drinks James Peterson, recently was dis greens are In grass and thertr many
charged from the army, in which hours of work of the members In
held August 17 in the city park in versity of Idaho, southern branch, will be furnished by the lodge.
Attend Conference—
Mr. and Mrs. Bumall Brown Go lo California—
he served in the air force with the leveling greens and mowing fair
Eknmett, with a basket lunch at for the fall term, where he will
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ray
C.
Lewis,
ac
rank of major. He will be employed ways have borne fruit, Kiwlans
spent a few days this week in
1 p.m. Ice cream and coffee will major in pharmacy Gene Bellon Attend Picnic—
plans to enter the University of Mr and Mrs. H. E. Oolllns at in the mechanical department ol declare As It stands today, they
Twin Palls, were Mr. Brown at companied by their three children, be furnished.
Amy.
Tony
and
Louis,
left
Mon
Oregon at Ehigene in October.
tended a Minnesota picnic held in the Waggoner Motor company with state, the Ontario municipal course
tended a conference of sugar fac
day for a two-weeks visit in Sacra Go to California—
Lakeview park at Nampa last Sun his brother, J A. Peterson
tory executives.
Is one of the best In the tower
mento with their daughter, Mrs.
Mrs. Bernard Eastman and son. To Portland—
day.
Snake river valley. Play will begin
Richard
Lewis,
and
family.
They
Mr and Mrs. Ward Wieneks plan
Michael Accompanied
and Mrs.
On Visit»—
Sunday. August 3 a t 8 p.m. The
From Utah—
Jolene. Dean and Belva Hunter development of the Ontario course
Mr and Mrs. B. H. Telford and will also visit another daughter, Lawson Gardner of Los Angeles to leave Sunday morning to spend Here from Michigan—
Mrs.
C.
Ashby,
who
lives
in
Los
home last Wednesday for a visit. their two-week* vacation visiting
Mrs. T. J Purklss and grandson returned Saturday from Oakley, has been a major project of the
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baer of
Mr and Mrs. Oardner were house relatives in Portland. They will of Flint. Michigan arrived here Idaho, where they spent a 10-day Kiawants club here over a period
Lewiston. Utah returned Tuesday Angeles.
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E&stirian
spend
a
few
days
at
the
Oregon
Saturday
evening to spend a month vacation at the home of their of several years. .
to their homes after spending the
for a week.
visiting Mr and Mrs Dean Smith grandparents, Mr and Mrs. C. R
week-end at the home of Mr. Baers Go on Vacation—
beaches.
Mrs Ed Pruyn and two sons left
Hunter. Their parents. Mr and Completes Course—
brother. Campbell Baer.
Wednesday for a visit at Depot Stamps Available—
Mrs Rose I Hunter are spending the
Girls at Lake—
Business Man Here—
Cadet John S. Mar-hall of route
Bay. Oregon. Mr Pruyn will Join
Mr and Mrs Wayne Barker of
Utah centennial commemorative
Mardl Sallee. June Savage. Bon week at Klamath Palls, where they 1, Nyssa, a student at Oregon State
Picnic is Set—
them
next
week
and
return
home
are
attending
a
conference
stamps
are
available
at
the
Nyssa
Ogden
left
Wednesday
after
spend
nie
Fife
and
Phyllis
Oalioway
left
college, has successfully compeltcd
An Eagles picnic will be held at
post office. Postmaster Lloyd Lewis ing three days visiting at the home today for a week's outing at Pay
a six-weeks course of Instruction
Caldwell Sunday. August 10. The with them a week later.
of
Mrs
Barker's
sister.
Mrs
8.
P
stated.
They
are
three
cent
stamps.
ette
lakes.
Return
from
Visit—
at the ROTC summer ramp. Port
Caldwell lodge will furnish the ice
Bybee
Mr
and
Mrs
Barker
are
Guild
to
Meet—
Mr
and
Msr
Murle
Marcum
and
Lewis.
Washington The first post
cream and soft drinks.
St. Paul's Episcopal guild will Parents of Son—
co-owners of the Owyhee ice cream Son Born—
family have returned from a week's war summer camp, which was also
meet Wednesday evening. August
Mr. and Mrs. J Kenneth Van- plant In Ontario, and have recently
Mr and Mrs. J. A. Collins are visit on the coast.
the first since 1941. consisted of
Goests Here—
six weeks Intensive and specialized
Mrs. Catherine Reberger of Cald 13 at the home of Mrs G rant Rine derpool are parents of a boy born opened the Mount Lomond motel, parents of a son bom August 2.
training In preparation for a com
well and Mr. and Mrs D H Sher hart. The meeting will be held at at the home of his grandmother. with 26 apartments, at Ogden Mrs The baby, who weighed 6 pounds. Visit la
Mr and Mrs Carroll Tucker mission in the organized reserve
wood and son of Hermlston were 8 o'clock and the usual routine of Mrs. Margaret Payne at Ontario, H E Chamberlain, mother of Mrs 8 ounces, has been named Joseph
week-end guests at the H. R. Sher business will be transacted, followed The baby, who arrived August 1, Bybee and Mrs Barker, was with Macpherson. Mrs Collins is the spent last Wednesday in Boise on corps. The course started June 23,
former Reta Blodgett.
by a social hour
,
I weighed 8 pounds.
business
them.
and ended August 2.
wood home
Several of the horses winning
places in the race meet held at
the Speedacres track at Payette
Sunday participated in the racing
program held as a part of the Nys
sa rodeo last month.
Wee Susy, owned by H. Guyer
of Ontario, won the $1000 wlnner-
talce-all feature race, toy nosing out
Midnight Star, owned by Jim Car
ter of Sheavllle.
In a mile matched race for $1000,
Easter Joy, owned by Harry Tal
bot of Star, defeated Bromb Bomb
er, owned by Carl Platt of Cald
well.
Rose Crusader, owned by Talbot,
and Slam, owned by Kirkpatrick,
ran a dead heat in a half-mile
matched race for a purse of $100.
City Seeks Bids
On W ater WTorks
Bids Expected
On Street Work
Hartley Boosts
Batting: to .514
Bond Issue Of
$40,000 is Sold
County to Get
Big Road Fund