Nyssa gate city journal., March 04, 1948, Image 1

Grade Hoopsters GOPHER CONTROL
Smith, Weese To
UNIT IS FORMED
t O f Nyssa Clinch Another gopher control unit, cov­ Run For Seat In
an area of six sections, was
League Pennant ering
O regon’s Senate
formed at a meeting held at the
Boys Win Championship
Game by Defeating
Vale 15 to 7
T. Olson ranch last Friday night.
W. B. Russell was elected chair­
man, B. F. Rooks tool, vice chair­
man, and Joe Dirksen, secretary-
treasurer.
T h e 21 farmers present voted
to hire a man to start an ex­
termination program and will pro­
bably employ John Ritter of Nyssa
to 9 o the work at a tentative cost
of 30 cents per acre.
Street, Highway RED s Ä
T
nyssa Longest Factory
F rogran To Be The annual Red Cross financial Season In N yssa
has been started in the
Given Attention campaign
History Finished
Nyssa territory, with Mrs. Bernard
Frost as chairman.
Output Believed Great­
Mrs. Frost will mail notices with­
est In U. S.; Contract­
in the next few days. Everyone is
ing Begun
asked to contribute as much as
he feels he can.
As the longest campaign In the
C ity and county officials are this
Mrs. Frost stated that the gov­
week gathering data to be present ernment has selected the American history of the Nyssa sugar factory
ed to a legislative interim com Red Cross to take care of the blood was nearing a close this week, the
mittee that was appointed to study bank, which will now be accessible -ompany started issuing contracts
highway, road and street needs in to everyone at a nominal cost.
to farmers in trie Nyssa-Nampa
the state, with a view of probably
district for the 1948 growing season.
outlining a 10-year improvement
T h e last beets were sliced last
program.
night about midnight, concluding
A meeting will be held in the
the 170-dajr “campaign", which was
:ity hall in Ontario Friday, March
extended longer than usual because
5 to give officials an opportunity
of the record acreage o f beets
to meet with an engineer, who will
planted In 1947
advise the officials on the prepara
Malheur county students gained
Reports received here indicate
tion of their Information to be pre­ outstanding honors at the eastern
sented to the interim committee Oregon district F F .A . convention that the Nyssa factory was the last
A fter the data is gathered, the held in La Grande February 27 factory to finish slicing 1947 beets
and probably produced more sugar
committee will study it and make and 28.
than any other factory In the Uni­
recommendations, covering both the
Rodney Frakes of Ontario won ted States.
economic needs and financial pro 'irst place In the public speaking
During the campaign just con-
blems.
ontest, talking on the subject, "A
The information must be pre­ More Abundant Life". Farrell Pet­ luded at the Nyssa plant, the com ­
pany
sliced slightly over 540,000
sented to the committee by March erson of Nyssa won second with
15. A hearing will be held for this 'Safety on the Farm ", and Bob tons of beets and produced about
ounty March 26 in Ontario by Abel of Lai Grande third with 1.635.000 one hundred pound bags
of sugar. The Nyssa and Nampa
the committee and its experts. For Use of Farm By-Products".
factories sliced a total of almost
the hearing, the county and each
Ontario won first hi the parlia one million tons of beets from 66-
city will prepare a brief. The cham ­ mentary contest. Nyssa took sec
bers of commerce and Granges will on and Adrian third. The Nyssa 000 acres. District M anager R. G.
also be heard. C ity Manager E. K team, with R. V. Wilson as adviser, Larson said. The crop yielded 20.8
Burton is preparing the data for Included Farrell Peterson, presi­ tons of beets per acre.
Prospects for 1948 appear to be
Nyssa.
dent; Tommy Bates, vice president;
O. R. Eckersiey, executive-secre­ Deane Hunter, reporter: Val Child, very good from the standpoint o f
acreage, Mr. Larson said. Com-
tary of the Interim committee, was secretary, and
Don Sutherland, any representatives started Tues­
here last Friday to explain the treasurer.
day offering contracts to the gro­
purpose of the program. He said
Joel Mitchell of Nyssa won sec­
the committee is trying to work out ond in sharpening drill bits, Don wers. From the results o f Tues­
a coordinated program for streets Sutherland o f Nyssa second in car­ day’s contracting, it appears that
and highways in Oregon for sev­ pentering, Cecil Bair of Nyssa sec­ the acreage in 1948 will be about
eral years to come. The committee ond and Val Child third in black- the same as in 1947, which was
has employed a group of experts smithing, and Richard Dlven of the largest In history.
The principal factor that might
in Washington to outline the pro­ Nyssa second in grain judging.
affect acreage ts some shortage of
gram.
Judges of trie parliamentary and water in a few districts.
speaking contests were Mr. Chris­
tensen. La Grande high school:
Mr. Amundsen. Eastern Oregon col­
lege. and Qeorge Penrose of Port­
land. agricultural agent o f the Un­
ion Pacific railroad.
State Interim Committee
To Meet With City,
County Men
Ontario Men File; Orville
Maze To Seek Sheriff's
Position
T h e Nyssa grade 9chool basket­
Contests for the position of state
ball team coached by W alter Mc-
senator from Malheur, Grant and
Partland emerged victorious over
Harney counties in both the pri­
the best that the Snake river valley
mary and general elections were
could produce in the Junior high
school tournament held in trie
assured by the filing o f Dr. W. J.
Nyssa gymnasium Friday, Saturday
Weese o f Ontario for the dem o­
and Monday.
Arthur Rouse o f Nyssa, secre­ cratic nomination and Elmo Smith
The
Nyssa boys,
who drove
through the regular season with 10 tary of similar districts formed o f Ontario for the republican nom­
victories and no defeats, also pro­ last fall on 4000 acres west of ination.
gressed through the tournament Nyssa, told of the success o f the
Dr. Weese, a graduate o f the
without a loss. They clinched the units in the control of gophers.
Univerity of Missouri and John
' championship by defeating a larg
Hopkins school of medicine, mov­
er Vale aggregation Monday night
ed to Ontario in 1913 and lias prac
by a score of 15 to 7.
ticed medicine there since that
The Nyssa lads were unable to
time. K e has been county chairman
hit the basket consistently for ei­
of the Red Cross for 30 years, a
ther field goals or foul shots, but
member of the city council for 26
ELM O S M IT H of Ontario has
gave a classy demonstration of ball
years and a member of the school announced that hr will seek the
handling and floor work. They took
W ith a theme of "Candy Land” , board for 12 years.
republican
nomination
for
the
a 4 to 3 lead at the end o f the the annual Cinderella ball and
Dr. Weese, a former member of state senate from Malheur, Grant
first quarter and increased their program will be sponsored in the the state board of health for four
and Harney counties.
margin to 9 to 5 in the second Nyssa gymnasium Friday night, years, is at present a member of
period. They failed to gain a great­ March 5 by the Girls league of the the council of the Oregon State
er margin in < the third period, Nyssa high school, beginning at Medical society and chairman of
which ended 11* to 7.
8 o’clock.
the rural medical service of the
T h e lineups were as follows:
As the program is presented, the society.
Ny^sa—Wilson, Santillanes 2, A n ­ dreams of a little girl, played by
Elmo Smith, who announced that
drews 4, M itchell 5. Keveren, Love- Cleo Flinders, are unfolded into he will not be a candidate for re-
Joy 3, Jordan, Duncan, Frost and reality in skit form. The first num­ election as mayor o f the city of
County winners In the national
Tucker: Vale— McPheeters 2, Law ­ ber, “ The Good Ship Lollypop” , Ontario, engaged in the newspaper
rence 1, Chadwick, Musgrove 2, will be sung by a girls sextet, with business in Ontario for several 4-H club contests received their
awards at the annual 4-H leaders’
Bement 2 and Standage.
four girls dancing. A boys sextet years before selling is interests in
In the consolaton game Ontario will sing "B ig Rock Candy Moun­ the Eastern Oregon Observer last rally held at Boulevard Grange
hall
Wednesday. March 3.
nosed out Weiser by a score of 24 tain” , the girls sextet will sing year.
The county winners were: Arlene
to 22. The quarter scores were 12 "Anim al Crackers in my Soup” and
Smith was first elected mayor
to 4 for Weiser, 14 to 9 for W ei­ Margery Bishop will sing "Candy". In 1940 and again in 1942, but ln- Plercy and Betty Newman of K ing-
man Kolony, winner in the nation­
ser. 20 to 15 for Ontario and 24
Shane’s orchestra will furnish terupted his term by entering the
al dairy foods demonstration con­
to 22 for Ontario.
service of the U. S. navy. He was
music for the dance.
test: Arlene Land of Highland com­
Earlier scores were as follows:
Lois Bybee Is president of the re-elected mayor after serving in
Thursday— Emmett 27 and Vale Girls league and Marian Brown the navy for 18 months. Smith, a munity, national canning achieve­
29 in over-time game; Ontario 18 is program chairman of the Cin­ graduate of the College of Idaho, ment contest; Eleanor Reid, West
Bench, girls' record; Erlene Piercy,
and Fruitland 16; Nyssa 54 and derella ball.
moved to Ontario In 1933.
Kingman Kolony, clothing achieve­
Payette 8, and New Plymouth 16,
State Senator J. N. Jones ol
Candidates for Cinderella and
and Weiser 19, and Friday— Vale the prince and the duchess and Juntura announced earlier that he ment; Nelora Reed. West Bench,
leadership: Donald DeHaven, King-
34 and Ontaio 25, and Nyssa 31 and duke have been selected.
would be a candidate for re-elec­
man Kolony, field crops; Fred D ef­
Weiser 23. T h e four losers Thurs­
The candidates are as follows: tion.
ter, Kingm an Kolony, vegetable
day night were eliminated and the Cinderella— Mar Ji Bailee,
Orville Maze, chief of police at
Donna
garden, and Rosemary Reed, Bro­
winners played Friday night.
Florea, Mary Lou Schenk, Elaine Nyssa, was the first to file for the gan, national meat animal contest.
Following the championship game Peterson, Bernice Bowen and Lois office of sheriff following announ­
Collections for the March of
These awards are gold medals,
Monday night Henry H. Hartley, Bybee;
prince— Merlin
Anderson. cement by Sheriff C. W. Olenn that which are presented by the organ­ Dimes in Nyssa amounted to *887 -
superintendent of the Nyssa schools, Dean Sutherland, Tommy Bates, he would not be a candidate for
75. according to Orln Sumner, local
presented the championship trophy Reed Ray, Duane Holcomb and re-election. Robert Davis, former isations sponscirtng the different chairman.
national
contcsL.
\
given by ..he Nyssa L iom club to »W ayne Green; dupijfss-
Through a plan suggested by
Evalyn Ontario policeman, who operated
The records Of the county win­
the Nyssa team. Mr. Hartley also Long, Marlon Brown, Janice Frost a restaurant in Nyssa after resign­
Tam Eldredge, *175 was raised for
ners
were
sent
in
to
be
considered
• presented to the team a trophy Betty Wlnchell, and duke— Bob ing from the Ontario police force,
the paralysis fund at the Nyssa
given by the C and S Sporting Wilder. Royce Chadwick, Jim R lg- is expected to seek the sheriff's in selecting state winnes. The state Bowling center. The *175 was con­
winners
received
trips
to
the
N
a­
Goods company of Spokane for ney and C liff Coleman.
tributed by bowlers who failed to
position. Frank J. "Frenchle' Leav­
tional 4-H club congress at Chi­
winning the title during the regular
knock own a red pin on their first
itt of Ontario filed this week for
cago.
schedule.
throw during a recent tournament.
the republican nomination for sher­
The plaque given by the M al­
The runner-up tup representing
Each failure to hit the red pin
iff.
heur
4-H
leaders
council
to
the
second place in the tournament
A three-cornered contest has de­ community having the best 4-H cost 10 cents.
was presented to the Vale team by
The Nyssa schools raised *200 on
veloped in the race for the re­ club program in the county during
the Nyssa chamber o f commerce.
general collections and on a bas­
publican nomination for county
the past year was awarded to the
Th * tournament sportsmanship cup
ketball game.
commissioner. Since the announce­ Kingman Kolony community.
given by the Nyssa post of the
The remainder of the fund was
ment of Frank Hopper o f Dead
Bonita
Langlois
and
Darlene
Plans for the District Memorial Ox flat, Dale Sinclair of Jordan
American Legion was awarded by
secured through collection bottles
the tournament officials to the hospital to be erected on the F ife Valley and George Carlson of Smith of the Owyhee community placed in business houses.
each received a check in the am­
Weiser team. Mr. Hartley gave the property at the northwest edge of Vale have filed.
According to Chairman Glenwood
ount of *25 awarded by the Am eri­
Ontario team a basketball as the Nyssa have been re-drafted to in­
Pounds, Adrian raised *465 65, mak­
can
Viscoe
corporation
for
their
clude a polio wing, the board of
consolation trophy.
demonstration at the state fair last ing a total of *1333.40 for the Nys-
directors announced following a
sa-Adrian area.
fall.
meeting held Tuesday night.
Speakers
at
the
annual
4-H
lead­
As a result, the size of the struc­
ers rally were Miss Esther Tasker-
ture has been increased from a
Congressman
Lowell Stockman
32-bed
hospital to a 42-bed institu­ (R ) of Oregon Is today announcing ud, assistant state club leader, and
Malheur county grown certified
netted gem and white rose seed tion. Ten beds will be available in for re-election to congress. He has Mrs. Katheryn Claypool, county
school superintendent.
potatoes will be available this year, the polio wing.
served the second district o f Oregon
A meeting was held Sunday ev­
Following general approval of the for the past three congressional
according to word received from
ening at trie home o f Mrs. John
plans by the doctors, the directors terms, and during the 80th con­
the county agent’s office.
Dority to further discuss the build­
Final Inspections have been com­ asked the architects to meet with gress has been a member o f the po­
ing of a Catholic church in Nyssa.
pleted by Elmer Johnson, extension them soon. After the next meeting werful appropriations committee of
Rev. Gaire of Ontario gave a report
specialist in seed certification, and the arch itects will complete the the house.
on his visit to the bishop regarding
seven lots o f seed entered for cer­ plans and draw up specifications
Today h e made the statement
trie matter.
on which bids w ill be based.
tification passed.
Malheur county scholarship win­
that he has "worked for. and will
William Van Z elf was appointed
Farmers having white rose seed
continue to promote, full develop­ ners for the 1948 Elks national chairman o f trie building commit­
eligible for certification include M.
foundation
scholarship
awards
as
ment o f the Pacific northwest";
tee, which Includes Herman Towne,
F. Barlow and George Russell of
that In his national policy he will announced by Robert McConnaha, John Dority, James Williams, Sid
Vale and Ira Ure and Harry Ratae-
Ontario
lodge
No.
1690
scholarship
“support measures to combat the
Flanagan. Stanley Goulet, Frank
zyk o f Nyssa. The gem lots were
dangerous trend toward socialistic committee chairman, are John Relk Jayo and Nick Smlt. These men
grown by M. F. Barlow and George
Sculptor E. Murolo o f Naples, paternalism in goverment which and M ary Lou Schenk o f Nyssa called a meeting for trie night of
Russell of Vale and M. L. Spltze Italy will conduct two special class­ results in controls and restraint and Donavan Wright of Ontario.
March 1 at the Van Zelf home
es of sculpturing and ceramics in o f individual initiative and accom­
of Ontario.
These .th ree seniors have now for the purpose o f drawing up a
the American Legion building at plishment” ; and that he will "p ro­ been entered into competition with plan and estimating the cost of
the veterans housing project on mote restoration o f individual liber­ seniors selected by other
G.O.P. Women T o Meet—
Elks the building o f a basement which
All women of Nyssa and vicinity K ing avenue in Nyssa.
ty and protection of our constitu­ lodges in the state. Those suc­ will be 80 by 36, the work of which
who are interested in politics or
Classes for adults will be held on tional republican form o f govern- cessful in state competition will will start immediately.
political Information on registra­ Mondays and Tuesdays between 5: men, which Is the cornerstone of then be eligible to compete in the
Lunch was served by the ladles
tion or voting are invited to attend 30 and 6:30 p.m. Instruction will our welfare and prosperity as a contest for the national foundation of the St. Anne’s Altar society, fol­
a republican meeting at the Doll include elementary principles of nation."
awards.
lowed by a social hour.
House Wednesday, March 10 at 2 sculpturing and ceramics, with in­
The local winners were chosen
A meeting of all men In Nyssa,
o'clock. Reservations are not nec­ struction in making figurines, pot­
because the committee felt that Adrian and surrounding territory
essary. A dessert luncheon will tery and ceramics. Classes will be
they best qualified according to the interested in the erection of a Ca­
limited to a maximum of 25 stu­
be served.
merit standard set up by the na­ tholic church will be held in the
dents.
tional foundation. These standards parish
hall
i Episcopal
church)
Hrre from Nebraska—
Plans have been completed for include scholarship, citizenship per­ Monday, March 8 at 8 o'clock.
sonality
and
general
worthiness.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Casteel and Cha'rs to be Dedicated—
a bull grading demonstration to be
Dedication o f two pulpit chairs held March 9 at 1:30 p.m. at the
daughter, Mrs. Dale Clark, and
son and daughter of Grand Is­ as a memorial to Mr. and Mrs. farm of G eorg« Russell at Vale.
Jersey Breeder* T o Meet—
land, Nebraska are visiting at the Jacob T Long will be port of the
The Malheur County Jersey Bre­
Harry Llndgren of the Oregon
home of Mrs. Casteel's sister. Mis. Sunday morning service in the State college, who recently return­ eders association will hold a meet­
M ethoilst church at 11 o ’clock ed from the Denver livestock show, ing in the Nyssa city hall Friday.
Pete Shaw.
A Nyssa unit of the Oregon
March 7. The children o f the Long will be among the speakers. Tw en­ March 5 at 8 p.m. to make plans Farm Bureau was organised at a
family are giving the chairs aa ty-five bulls and some cows will for the third annual spring show meeting held in the Oregon Trail
Attends Father’s Funeral —
M r and Mrs. Ersel Beus and a memorial to their parents Mem ­ be shown at the demonstration.
to be held sometime in May. All schoolhouae last Thursday night.
interested persons, regardless of
fam ily and Mrs. Mable Skeen spent bers o f the church have cleaned
The new officers are Richard
whether they are members of the Maw. president; Joe Dirksen, vice
last week in Ogden to be at the and deooraetd the interior o f the Vale Wins Boxing T itle —
bedside of their father. Richard sanctuary.
T h e Vale nigh school won the association, are invited to attend. president;
B1U Russell, delegate,
West, who passed away Friday. W.
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| Snake R iver valley boxing cham-
and Frank Parr, sercetary
J. Beus left Sunday to speak at Go to Grandview—
: pionahip In Payette last
Friday Guild to Meet—
A motion picture showing the use
the funeral, which was held Mon­
Mr and Mrs. Gordon Ray spent night by taking six bout. Payette
T h e St. Paul's Episcopal guild of ______
___ _ was
_____ _ shown and a
2.4-D _ spray
3unday visiting friends at G ra n d -! won four and Nyssa two. Nyssa'* will meet Monday evening. March j talk on weed control
day afternoon.
given
view,
Idaho.
I winners were Jim R igney and Ho- 8. at 8 p.m. at the home of Miss py Assistant County Agent George
Farm Bureau to Meet—
| ward Planary Nyssa will go to Eva Boydell
Three-A ct Play Given—
Bain Henry Reuter of Adrian ex
The Nyssa Farm Bureau will Vale March >1 for a return bout
T h e M I A. of Letha gave a three-
plained the bureau’s Insurance pro-
act play entitled, "W hat Doth It meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the with the Vikings
Return Home—
gram.
Prophet” at a meetingg of the Oregon Trail schoofhouse. Talks
Mrs
Ward Wieneke and son.
Nyssa second ward Wednesday ev­ will be given and a motion picture College Band Plays—
Garry, returned home Sunday ev­ Here from Seattle—
ening. Admission was free. Refresh­ x i weed control by chemical aprxy
T h e College of Idaho pep band ening from Weiser, where they
Mrs. Pete Mitchell of Seattle
ments o f ice cream and pie were will be Shown.
gave a concert at an assembly for visited Mrs Wleneke's sister. Mrs spent the week-end at the home
served to the visiting cast by o ffi­
high school and junior high school Albert Smith, who is recovering l0 ( ^
Mrs oeorge Mitchell
Returns to Nysaa—
cera o f the Nyssa Mutual.
students In the gymnasium Tues­ from an operation.
she was accompanied home by her
Mrs. W. W. Poster returned home day
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small daughter, Nancy, who has
last week after a visit with rela­
T o Give Benefit—
Visits Sister—
I been visiting her grandpa rents
tives
at
Boulder.
Colorado.
'While
Idaho Folks Buy Here—
Mr and Mrs. John Wagner of i
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The Oregon Trail Orange will
Mr. and Mrs. Bring Olsen of Lewiston. Idaho visited last week ru in H c p i u l —
sponsor a benefit pinochle patty in Colorado she attended the west­
ern
Jurisdictional
meeting
of
the
Murtaugh. Idaho have purchased at the home of Mr and Mrs Ber-
Saturday evening at * 30 p.m. at
Dr L. A Maulding Is receiving
the Oregon T ra il achoolhouse A Women’s Society of Christian Ser- the Ransom place and took pos- nard Frost Mrs Wagner and Mrs. treatment in the Holy Rosary hoa-
eseion Saturday
lunch will be served.
I vice of the Methodist church
Frost are sisters
I pita! in Ontario.
Cinderella Ball
Set For Friday
A w ards Given
To 4-H Members
Nyssa Students
Win FFA Honors
March O f Dimes
Collection $867
Polio W in g Is
Assured Nyssa
STOCKMAN SEEKS
RETURN TO OFFICE
CERTIFIED POTATO
SEED IS AVAILABLE
NYSSA CATHOLICS
TO BUILD CHURCH
ELKS SCHOLARSHIP
WINNERS INCLUDE
NYSSA RESIDENTS
SCULPTURING TO BE
TAUGHT IN NYSSA
BULL GRADING TO
BE DEMONSTRATED
FARM BUREAU UNIT
FORMED AT NYSSA
Hoop Schedule
To Be Finished
“STEPS TO HEAVEN”
RADIO STAFF WILL
PRESENT PROGRAM
The league-leading unbeaten W il­
son Bros, team will meet trie once-
beaten Bracken V F W five Monday
night. March 8 in a game that may
deojde the winner of the Intnt-
The “ Step» to, Heaven” staff of clty basketball league.
r
radio station
in i Should the Wilson Bros, group,
B P K S R V will . appear
. .
person on the stage of the Nyssa | win they will have the league
gymnasium Sunday night, March .sewed up. However, if Bracken's
A large attendance is expected wins, the league lead will go Into
to join in this first radio program a two-way tie. The games next
rally to be conducted In Nyssa.
Monday night will be played as
The doors will be opened at 6:45 follows: 7:15, Eagles versus Aggies:
pm . and the first feature will begin 8:30, Bracken’s V F W versus Wilson
at 7:15. No admission will be charg­ Bros, and 9:45, M Men versus
ed.
Owyhee ward.
Tile radio group presents “C ivil­
In order to -. finish the league
ization at the Crossroads" by means games before he* Harlem Legion­
of motion pictures in technicolor naires encounter March 16. the
charts, symbols, and Biblical quo­ league has stepped up the schedule
tations.
so that the final games will be
"Every minute from start to fin ­ played Thursday, March 11. 1716
ish will be packed with tense ex­ March 11 schedule will be as fol­
pectancy” , said Radio Evangelist lows: 7:15, Wilson Bros, versus
L. E. Tucker.
Aggies: 8:30 Owyhee ward versus
A ll adults and children are In­ Stunz Lumber Co., and 9:45, M
vited to attend the rally.
Men versus Eagles.
This week’s results were as fo l­
lows: Stunz 31 and M Men 58,
Wilson Bros. 55 and Adrian 45.
Eagles 44 and Bracken's V FW 49.
High scorers were Stunz 13, Herren
The top four teams in the intra- 16, L. Wilson 18, Timmerman 10,
city basketball league will meet Blngman 10 and Steinke 25.
the Harlem Legionnaires Tuesday.
March 18 in the Nyssa gym m s-
ium.
Bach team, the Agges, Wilson
Bros. Adrian and Bracken’s VFW.
will play one quarter against the
The Nyssa L.D.S. second ward
negroes. Th e Legionnaires are the basketball players, the Weiser stake
fellows who gave Ny.ssa fans such champion*. and their partners were
a show last year.
entertained at a chicken dinner
Tickets are now on sale at W il­ at the Payette country club Friday
son’s dry goods store and Miner’s evening. Clever place cards for 34
barber shop. Only a limited num­ guests, made by the ladles activity
ber of tickets will be sold because counselor, Maleta Fife, added In­
of the small seating capacity. All terest to the party. LeRoy Bair,
seats will be reserved.
men’s activity counselor, was mas­
ter of ceremonies. Among those
making speeches were Bishop Arvel
Child: Team Captain Donald Her­
ren; W J. Beus and D. O. By bee.
coaches.
tieseberg and Stoker, contractors
Following the dinner, the party
on the Nyssa street Improvement attended
the stake
“sweetheart
project, have started blading the ball” at the Ontario L D.S. church.
streets In preparation for applying
the sub-grade.
The sub-grade, averaging about
six Inches,, will consist of gravel
and sand.
On top of the sub-grade
.
The Young Adult fellowship of
* * * J*
the leveling course ^
western district of the Metho-
and the oil mat
dlat church, Idaho conference, will
The contactors are also making M d , dtatr|Ct
Sunday,
good progress on the curbing cor-
7 [n
Methodist church,
ners at the street Intersections.
77, « pUbiio is invited to attend
the afternoon program, which will
Visiting Daughter—
be pres detne
Mr and Mr». D H Stoddard, who be ¡»resented as follows: 2-2:30. • a
have been visiting their daughter. stngsplration; 2:30, worship service
Mrs. Howard Lovejoy, the past with C lift Main as leader; 3 to 4.
three weeks, left Tuesday for Cal-1 dlC-iission. Dennis Patch"; 4 : 30 . biwi-
tfom ia, where they will visit an-1 nesg
4_6
recreation, and 6 : 30 .
other daughter before returning to ¿Inner At the evening service at
their home In Idaho Falls
* o'clock Rev. Leslie Bailey. M e­
thodist circuit rider, will be the
Open Drag Ntorr—
speaker
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Smith have
opened the C and E confectionery | ¿(tend Party—
and drug store In Adrian. The store I Bernard Frost and Vern Far»on
was form erly Korman's confection-1 of the ldaho Power company at-
ery store.
| tended a farewell party for Reed
Robinson, former sales manager of
Mather Succumbs—
the company. In Ontario Tuesday
Dr C M Tyler left Monday for night Robinson resigned to devote
Portland, where he was called be- all o f his time to farming and his
cause of the death of hie mother. produce business He was succeeded
M r* Jennie Watson Dr T yler will as power company sales manager
return to Nyasa March 8
by Preston Mortimer.
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LAYING 2ND COURSE
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