raeNYSSA
V O L U M E X X X X III
NO. 11
Extending Time
Of Repaying On
Project Offered
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JOURNAL
N Y S S A , O R E G O N , T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 25, 1948
B f U ir s ? ° ba S s m a l !:AJ f « 2 0 0
SEASON NEXT WEEK t or
The first high school baseball
game of the season for Nyssa will
be played on the local diamond
Wednesday of next week, when
the Bulldogs will entertain the
Parma nine in a return engage­
ment.
The first game between the two
teams is scheduled to be played
in Parma Monday. Coach Howard
Lovejoy said the Wednesday game
will also be played In Parma If he
is unable to get the local field in
ondition. The new field under the
lights is being "grassed” , so Love-
joy is attem pting to develop a dia
mond on the old football field.
Coach Lovejoy said the team
this year "looks" like the best he
has coached in Nyssa.
,C»>.A
county
I s A sk e d
Recreation
In City Program
to
g iv e
PICTURE OF ROADS
TO LEGISLATORS
An interim committee of the
state legislature studying highway
conditions win meet with Malheur
county groups in the Moore hotel
in Ontario Friday of this week.
T h e meeting, opening at 9 a. m.
is expected to last all day. with
a luncheon session at noon.
A large group of Nyssa residents,
as well as representatives of other
towns, the county government and
Granges will attend the sessions.
City Manager E. K. Burton will
present a brief for the city of
Nyssa. Frank Morgan will dis­
cuss Snake river bridge repairing,
maintenance and construction at
Weiser, Payette, Ontario and Nys­
sa and the responsibility of Idaho
and Oregon therein. County spok­
esmen w ill ¡be Judge Irwin Troxell,
County Agent Harry Sandquist and
Dudley Sitton.
Road problems in the entire coun­
ty will be formally presented to
the interim committee.
Petitioners Ask h e l d t b r o t h e r s
Nyssa Churches
TO ERECT BUSINESS
Organization Of BUILDING ON THIRD Plan Observance
Construction is expected to be
Recreation Area started
Of Easter-tide
next week on a brick bus­
iness building to be erected at
High School W ill Hold
Third street and Bower avenue by
Good Friday Service
Heldt brothers.
This W eek
The building. 30 by 100 feet, will
provide space for four offices or
T h e basis o ff a tentative pro­
Plans for Che proposed recreation
Resident freeholders of this sec-
T h e Easter season will be ob­
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.
stores. It will face Third street,
posal offered by the bureau of
program for the summer months
tion have filed a petition with the The work „ ex)>e(,[ed to *
fln _ served with special services in the
reclamation to water users on the
in Nyssa were outlined at a pub­
county court asking for the organ
churches of Nyasa over the week­
ished in about three months.
Owyhee project or repayment of
end.
lic meeting held in the Eagles hall
izaion of a park and recreation
The
building
will
be
erected
and
construction costs was considered by
last Thursday night.
district to be known as the Nyssa
Some of Che churches will have
owned by the Heldt brothers, Ev­
the directors of the Owynee irri­
In the absence o f the prospec­
community pars ana recreation
Holy week services during the week.
erett,
Albert.
Paul
and
Robert.
gation district at a meeting held
tive principal speaker, a general
district.
The Lutheran church will hold a
in the district office last Thursday
A small residence located on the
discussion was held, with Mrs. Ed
The city o f Nyssa, being included
night.
Frost as leader and Bernard Frost
“
Un‘° " f
' °
n T h “ rs<tey
within the limits o f the proposed Rambauu property In Che same evening.
Good Friday services will
Maurice Green, Boise attorney,
presiding. Telford W right o f Cald­
park district, has approved through block has been moved.
and R. J. Newell, regional director
be held at the Episcopal church at
well, who was to have explained
the city council formation o f the
of the reclamation bureau, have
3 o’clock Friday afternoon and
the Caldwell recreation program,
district.
returned from Washington. D.C.,
special services and communion at
was injured in an automobile acci­
A
hearing
on
the
petition
for
the Methodist church on Friday
where the new repayment proposal
dent in Apple valley while en route
the purpose o f determining the
evening at 8 o'clock.
was considered. Mr. Green and
to Nyssa to attend the meeting.
boundaries
o
f
the
district
will
be
George Carter o f Boise, represent­
The high school will hold a Good
Mrs. Frost explained that the
heard by Che county court April
ing Mr. Newell, attended the m eet­
Friday assembly Friday m orning
Nyssa P.T.A. is asking local organ-
7,
beginning
at
10
a.m.,
at
the
ing here Tuesday night.
under the auspices o f the H t-Y
iations to underwrite the program
county court room in Vale. A t that
The Nyssa high school seniors, club, with Rev. Roland Wuest o f
Details o f the proposal w ill be
in the sum o f $1200 for salaries of
time
any
person
interested
may
worked out by Mr. Newell and di­
with a total of 52 points, won the the Lutheran church speaking on
District officers o f the Veterans two instructors. The P.T.A. has
appear and be heard on the pro­
“ The Sign of the Cross".
rectors of the board and will then of Foreign W ars were elected at a available for expenditure for equip­
posal. Any person owning property inter-class track meet held Monday
be submitted to the water users meeting attended in Nyssa last ment the $400 received from the
A t the Christian church, the chil­
not within the proposed district and Tuesday of this week. The dren of the Bible school will pre­
for a vote.
Saturday night by top-ranking state carnival held last fall.
may petition the court to have his juniors were second with 33 points sent an Easter program on Friday
The proposed amendatory con­ officers.
Mrs. Frost said $542.38 was col­
and the sophomores third with 26 evening.
land included.
tract between the United States
The department officers in at­ lected for the recreation program
A fter the hearing the court will points. The freshmen failed to
and the Owyhee project provides tendance v ere Commander Fred last year. Last year's experience
On Sunday the Church o f the
Plans for the district memorial
score a point.
that the repayment period for the Gates, Quartermaster Fred B. Corn indicates that another instructor, hospital to be erected at Nyssa define d ie boundaries of the pro­
Nazarene will begin Us Easter mes­
Results
were
as
follows:
posed
district
and
order
an
election
project be 90 years, with the cost, and Service O fficer G. O. Pike,
sage with the singing o f Easter
a man, should be employed this were approved at a meeting o f the
Pole vault, 1, Ray: 2, Krul; 3,
to determine whether it is the de­
o f the distributing system to be
songs during the Sunday school
Th e new officers o f district No. year for the larger boys and some board o f directors with the archi­ sire of the m ajority o f the resident Olson, height 8 feet, 7 inches.
repaid in 40 years and the cost 9, including Adrian, Nyssa, Ontario, of the smaller children. W hen the e d Tuesday night.
hour. Rev. J. Russell Brown will
120
yard
hurdles—
1
,
Christensen;
freeholders
that
a
park
district
be
of the supply system to start sim­ Vale and Huntington, were elected program ended last year, 100 young­
M illard Schmeer of Portland rep­ formed. O nly resident freeholders 2, Hale, 3. A. Pecka, time, 19 sec­ bring an Easter message at the 11
o'clock service.
ultaneously and be completed in as follows: Commander, Mr. Riley sters were registered and that was resented the archictect firm of
onds.
90 years, that the schedule of an­ of Huntington, senior vice com ­ too many for one person to handle. Roald. Schmeer and Harrington. will be permitted to vote in the
The Catholic church will hold
Shotput—
1,
Christensen;
2,
W
il­
election.
nual payments be reasonably uni­ mander, Mr. Davis; junior vice
mass Easter Sunday morning at 7
Mrs. Frost explained that if the W ith Mr. Schmeer, the directors
der;
3,
R.
Lowe,
distance
34
feet,
form throughout the repayment commander. Mr. Dunham of Hunt­ proposed Nyssa park and recreation went over the plans and made some
o'clock at the palish hall.
7 Mi inches.
period, but may be varied between ington; quartermaster, Roy H off district is approved by voters, col­ modifications. Among other things, MRS. A. M. PRINGLE,
The Christian church, with Rev.
Mile—
1,
Highland;
2,
Bair;
3,
a floor of $1.50 per acre to a ceiling of Nyssa and adjutant, Don G ra­ lection of money from organizations the directors decided on the in­
Oeorge Whipple as pastor, will
A. Pecka, time 5.11:5.
NYSSA,
DIES;
BODY
of $2.50 per acre, and that the Uni­ ham of Nyssa.
hold two Sunday morning services,
in the city for the recreation pro­ stallation o f radiant heating. The
Broadjump— 1, Iseri; 2, Hale; 3,
ted Stives furnish a permanent
TAKEN TO NAMPA Christensen
one at 9 and one at 11, in order
Announcement was made at the gram will not be necessary after equipment will be the most modern
and Takami tied for
supply of power for pumping at meeting that National Commander this year.
to accommodate the increased at­
available.
third, 20 feet, 4 torches.
the project plants substantially at R ay Brannerman has appointed
tendance on that day.
Mrs. Annie M. Pringle o f Nyssa.
The dfredors hope that construc­
440 yards— 1, Bates; 2, Christen­
cost.
T h e Episcopal church will hold
Don Graham o f Nyssa as aide-de­ OWYHEE TRUCK AND tion can be started about June 1 died at her home early Sunday sen; 3, N. Campbell, time 60.3.
■ervices at 10 o'clock at the pariah
on the brick veneer building, which morning following a short Illness.
am p to the national commander.
100 yards— 1, W ilder; 2, Iseri;
hall. Following the morning ser­
Mrs. Pringle was born December 3, Hale, time 10.6.
VETERANS BUILDING Graham was called to Portland to IMPLEMENT FIRM IS will provide space for 42 beds.
vices the children o f the Sunday
T h e directors said collections on 18, 1875 at Alleghany. Pennsylvania
receive the appointment.
ERECTING
ADDITION
200
yard
hurdles—
.1,
Hale;
2,
BASEMENT IS DUG A fter the business session lunch
school will enjoy an Easter egg
and married Tom Pringle In Vale.
the pledges are very satisfactory.
Bates; 3 Christensen, time 25.6.
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4
hunt.
Oregon in 1935. She lived in N am ­
was served in the veterans ad­ Th e Owyhee Truck and Implement
High-jum
p—
1,
Hale;
2.
Iseri;
3,
C. E. Leseberg, using his heavy ministration building by the V.F.W.
A t the Lutheran church Rev.
pa until 1919, when she moved to
company has started construction NYSSA WILL PLAY
Ray and Coleman tied for third, Wuest will speak on “ He Is Risen
street equipment, did the excavat­ auxiliary.
Nyssa. Mrs. Prin gle was a member
height
5
feet.
ol
an
addition
to
its
present
build­
ing for the new Nyssa veterans
Indeed". Sic-eial ■aster... music w ill
of the Rbyal Neighbors o f Ameri
AGAIN IN IDAHO-
ing at Fourth and M ain streets.
Discus— 1, Christensen; 2, Long; be arranged f<+ the mom tag ser­
memorial hall at Second street
ca and the Christian churcth.
T h e adfliion, 40 by 80 feet, will
3,
Wilder,
distance
103
feet,
5
In.
OREGON
LEAGUE
vice.
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*
and Ehrgood avenue Monday. He
Survivors are her husband: i
, 8*0 yards— 1, B ak; 2,, Bates; 3,
be constructed o f concrete blocks
The Assembly o f God will have
donated the use o f the equipment.
sister, lifts. Emma Dillar and three
A. Pecka, time 2.16.
to
conform
to
the
older
section.
The
Officers
o
f
the
Idaho-Oregon
Commander J. L. Huseby of the
a special Blaster program given at
brothers, Charles, Joe and William
new section, which will be used for Baseball league were re-elected at
220— I, Wilder; 2, Hale; 3, J. 10 o'clock by the Sunday school.
Nyssa Legion post said ex-service­
Hilliard, all o f Pittsburgh.
Takami, time 24.3.
a
paint
room,
steam-clean
rack
and
a
meeting
held
in
W
ilder
March
16.
men will pour the basement next
The body was sent to Nampa
The message, "T h e Resurrected
warehouse, will extend west, mak­
Hale was high point man of the L ife", will be presented toy Rev.
The officers are Charles Naftzger for interment.
month.
ing the entire building in an L of Wilder, president: Harold M c-
meet with 20 points, followed close­ Gernhardt at the Methodist church.
Carl
Roth
and
Burt
Haney
of
A t the next meeting. April 1, the
ly by Christensen with 19*4. W ild­ The sacrament of baptism and re­
Junkin o f Wilder, secretary-treas­
post will approve final plans for Nyssa have purchased Freeman's shape.
Luther Fife, the contractor, ex­ urer, and Joe Hendricks of Burns LEGION OBSERVES
er was third with 14. Records were ception of new members will be
the building, which will be 40 by machine shop from W alter Free­
pects
to
complete
the
addition
by
by Highland In the mile, held during the morning service.
man and have taken possession of
vice president.
30TH ANNIVERSARY broken
70 feet.
Iseri in the broadjump, Wilder in
the business. T h e new owners pur­ the middle o f May, Elden Yergen-
The same teams will be included
At 8 o’clock “T h e Cross Triumph­
chased the business, the building sen, head o f the implement firm , In the league last year. T hey are
On Wednesday evening, Martoh 17 the 220 and Hale in the 200-yard ant" will be presented by the
College Students Home—
hurdles.
W
ilder
tied
the
record
in
said.
Burns, Vale, Nyssa and Ontario, in the home economics rooms of
choir under the direction o f Mrs.
A number of Nyssa young people and equipment.
Oregon and Homedale, Nampa, W il­ the high school, the Nyssa Am eri­ the 100 and Bair in the 880.
As a result o f the sale o f his
Carlos Buchner, with Mrs. Kinsey
attending Oregon schools are home
T
h
e
Nyssa
Bulldogs
will
meet
der and Payette, Idaho.
can Legion post observed the 30i.li
Keveren as accompanist. T h e fo l­
for their spring vacation. From building. Mr. Freeman has started CATHOLICS BEGIN
A. Chadwick, president o f the anniversary of the founding of the Parma high school tracksters in lowing numbers will be given:
Oregon State college are Doris construction of a new building
PREPARATIONS
FOR
a
dual
meet
on
the
Nyssa
cinders
Nyssa club, said the next league National American Legion.
"Y e Who W orship” , piano intro­
Beers, Margaret Sarazin, M arie Se­ just north of the machine Shop
CHURCH BUILDING meeting w ill,b e held March 30 in Don Graham acted as master of at 3 pan. Friday of this week.
duction and choir; Behold W hat
bum and John Bartholoma. From for his Ideal Gas and Appliance
Manner of Love, vocal solo by
Excavation o f a basement for Wilder, when the league will adopt ceremonies for the occasion. An
University of Oregon are Nan G ri­ business, which he developed a f­
Ralph Maze, and choir; Man o f So­
the new Catholic church to be er­ a schedule and discuss other de­ event o f the evening was tihe two
der, Greta Stunz, K eith Herri- ter opening the machine shop.
The new brick building will be ected in Nyssa was started Monday tails.
speeches given by K ay Christenseu
rrows, trio, Mrs. L. Tobler, Hugh
man and David Sarazin. Ellen Ann
and Don Jensen in the Legion
Tobler, Ralph Maze, and choir;
Herrman, Hisako K id o and M ar­ 30 by 50 feet, but will be so erect­ by Clarence Leseberg, using his
ed
that
it
can
be
easily
enlarged.
Boy Seriously III—
oratorical contest. K ay Christensen,
Lamb of Ood. men's chorus and
heavy equipment.
jorie Merrick were home from Eas­
Mr.
Freeman
is
not
erecting
a
lar­
Burt Sparks, 7-year-old son of chosen as winner in the local con­
choir; There Was a Garden, vocal
The Catholic people of Nyssa
tern Oregon College o f Education
ger building now because of the and Adrian and the surrounding Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sparks, was test, will participate in a district
solo by Katheryn Crandall, and
a t La Grande.
comparatively Short time In which community have started a drive flown to a Salt Lake C ity hospital meet in La Grande. Judges fo r the
The Oregon T ra il Grange, meet­ choir; Who Shall Roll the Stone
contest
were
Mrs.
Ada
Haworth
and
he
must
move
from
his
present
for
emergency
treatment,
when
a
Away,
women’s chorus; There was
to raise money for the new build­
ing Tuesday night, passed a res­
Here from Portland—
ing. Several men have volunteered condition in his throat caused him John Denenk of Nyssa and W illiam olution favoring more rigid Inspec­ a G reat Earthquake, Choir; Peace
David Gordon o f Portland, a stu­ quarters.
The new owners, who will spec­ labor to toe used during the con­ to cease breathing. Burt has been Hodgkins of Weiser.
tion of livestock brought in to the Be Unto You, vocal solo by Hugh
dent at Oregon State college, is a
O ut-of-town guests for the ban­ district from the drought areas.
at a Boise hospital since Christmas,
Tobler; Night Is O ’er, choir and
guest this week at the J. J. Sara­ ialize in fabricating, machine work, struction period.
electric
and
acetylene
welding,
The cement building. 36 by 80 and has been ill several years, being quet were Commander and Mrs.
Frank Sherwood gave a report solo by Katheryn Crandall; T h e
zin home.
truck, tractor and machinery over­ feet, will be located on Park ave­ constantly under a doctor’s care. George Lang of Adrian, W illiam on two state measures pertaining Walk to Emmaus. quartet, Mrs. L.
has
received
nourishment Hodgkins, Mrs. ELsie Hodgkins and to the A.A.A. and other agricultural E. Robbins, Mrs. W alter M cPart-
hauling and
radiator repairing, nue and south Third street. I t will He
Visit in Baker—
subjects. Dale Garrison said an land, Hugh Tobler and Merrildean
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell were have been appointed distributors be used for mass as well as socials through the veins for some tim e Miss Miildred Jones of Weiser.
and weighs only 32 pounds. His
Ragsdale Products, Inc for until the church 1s added later.
election will be held by the Nyssa Robbins, and Thanks Be T o God
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. for
folks live on Gem avenue, where Rrturns from Spokane—
Malheur county.
road assessment district April 13 in by the choir.
Jesse Thompson of Baker.
his father is employed on the Ure
Mr. Roth was form erly with the Concerts Planned—
Mrs. Joe Sutherland returned the city hall fo fr the purpose of
T h e L.DB. first ward will hold
repair department o f the Am alga­
The Nyssa high school glee club farm.
Saturday from Spokane, where she electing one director and voting special Blaster services at 9 o'clock
T o Ogden—
spent 10 days at the home of her on a proposed 10-mill levy. Alva Sunday morning in the church.
Mr. and Mrs C. H. Stephenson mated Sugar company. Mr. Haney and orchestra will present a con­
sister, Mrs. Burton D. Rooks.
Goodell, county commissioner, re­
le ft last week for Ogden for a visit. was formerly caterpillar service cert in the gymnasium Friday, Ap­ Heavy Rain Falls—
An unusually heavy rain. .73 of
ported on the work that the county Nursing Hom e Notes—
They accompanied their son. G er­ man for Bunting Tractor company. ril 16. The band will give a concert
is doing and Ed Jamison gave a
April 28.
an inch, fell in Nyssa Wednesday Visit M e re -
N ew Arrivals:
ald" Stephenson. who had previously
night and this morning. The rain
Brother K illed—
On March 19, to Mr. and Mrs.
Elder arid Mrs. E. T . Larsen of report on the drought area cattle.
driven to Nyssa.
was accompanied
by a
strong Fossil, Oregon were overnight guests Mrs. Q arrit Stam gave a legisla­ Werner Peutz of Nyssa, a daugh­
Zack W alker received word that Ill In Hospital—
Mrs. Lloyd T . Marshall is re­ wind.
his brother. Robert W. Walker, pro
ter, weighing 9 pounds; on March
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dali Wednes­ tive report.
Grandson Here—
A t a potluck luncheon Tuesday 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson
day. Mr. Larsen was pastor of the
Gerald W yckoff, small son of minent Weiser and Phoenix let­ ceiving treatment In St. Luke's
Fire Extinguished—
Missionary Baptist church of Nys­ evening each member donated 50 of Nyssa, a son. 7 poidds, and on
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight W yckoff of tuce grower, had been killed in an hospital In Boise.
cents for his lunch. T h e money de­ March 24. to Mr. and Mrs. Howard
The residence of E. A. W im p sa two years ago
Corvallis, is at the home o f his automobile accident early Monday
Daughter
Arrives—
rived from the luncheon and other Rood. Parma, a son, 9 pounds, 3
near the northern city limits was
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Barney morning at Tempe, Arizona. Mr.
A
daughter,
weighing
7
pounds,
activities during the winter, am­ ounces. Arthur Sm ith is receiving
saved
from
destruction
Sunday Visit in New Plymouth—
Wilson, while his parents are on Walker had been a resident o f Ida­
ho for 41 years. Funeral services 10 ounces, was born In Britting- morning by the tim ely discovery
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Huseby and ounting to $200, will be given to the medical care. T h e condition o f
a business trip to California.
will be held from the Northam- ham's Nursing home In Ontario of a fire burning in a sofa on the John were Sunday guests of Mr. district memorial hospital fund to Joe Paulus is improving.
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March 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh front porch. H O. Hopkins saw and Mrs. Dean Byram o f New P ly ­ be used in the polio ward.
Jones chapel in Weiser.
Child Has Operation—
Tobler o f Nyssa.
Here from La Grande—
the fire as he was passing and mouth.
Shirley Jo Smith, daughter of
Easter Drama Plannrd—
Mrs. Afton Roy and daughter,
notified the owners, who were work­
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Smith, under­ Home for Vacation—
David L. Ballantyne, son o i Mr. Visits Daughter—
Resurrection” , a story o f the Jackie, o f La Grande, and Miss
ing at the rear of the house. Des­ Portland Man Visits—
went an appendectomy Saturday
Mrs. Nora Ray. Mrs. Mj-ers and p ite , a strong wind, the blaze was
Edgar Means o f Portland was rebirth of hope in the souls of Beverly Ann Ure, who has been
at the Holy Rosary hospital in and Mrs. Leslie C. Ballantyne. ar­
rived home Tuesday for a spring M r. and Mrs. A rtie Rdbertson vis­ extinguished and the sofa pulled a guest at the Ralph Haworth home men, will be presented as a radio attending University of Oregon at
Ontario.
vacation .from Weber college at ited Mrs. Ray's daughter, Mrs. from the porch.
Monday evening. On Saturday, Mr. drama depicting Che meaning of Eugene, spent the week-end visit­
George Coffm an, and fam ily at
and Mrs. Haworth attended the i Easter in war-ravaged Europe ov«r ing at the home o f heir parents,
Ogden.
Committeemen Named—
Parma Sunday.
funeral of Mr. Means' father at station K SR V , Ontario, at 8:45 Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ure. Mr. and Mrs.
Graduates From School—
Bert Lienkaetnper. H olly Smith
a.m. on Blaster Sunday morning. Van Ure arrived to »trend the sum­
Mrs. W illie May Flanary has re­ Star. Idaho.
and Ward Tyler have been appoint­ Leadership Meeting Set—
This radio drama, sponsored by mer here. Mrs Ira Ure left Monday
The Weiser stake L.D.S. primary Returns to St. Maries—
ceived word that her son, John
ed as committeemen for the Cub
the Church World service, features to take her daughter, Afton, back
Mrs. Robert W allace and small Flanary, has completed the re­ Vi-its in Washington—
Scout organization. They will as­ will hold a leadership meeting in
Mrs. A. V. Cook returned Sunday Ralph Bellamy of stage, screen and to L a Grande.
sist E. J. Sherman. Cub Scout lead­ Ontario at 2:30 p.m March 27. A ll grandson o f St. Maries. Idaho, who quirements for graduation from the
er, and Finley Shuster, assistant primary workers are invited to be have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vallejo senior high school, n a n a ry. from a trip to Washington, where radio fame with a professional sup­
Goes Into Clinic—
Earl Ward and fam ily for the p a s t, who visited his m other two weeks James E. Cook, at Fort Lewis, and porting cast.
Cub leader, in carrying out the present.
Mrs. Max Ooldman of Nyssa is
week, returned to St. Maries W ed- ag0i was recently discharged from she visited her son. S ta ff Sergeant
Cub Scout program. The Cubs are
in Portland for medical observation.
nesday. Mrs. W allace is Che mother the navy,
her sister. Mrs. C. H. Poorman of To California—
sponsored toy the Nyssa aPrent- On Program—
M r and Mrs. A. C. Newsom and
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Mrs. Frank J. Pike o f Adrian o f Mrs. Word.
Seattle. Mrs. Cook was gone a
Teacher association.
ftildren left Saturday for a trip Dog Situation Improved—
sang "Oh Divine Redeemer" at a
Go T o Salt Lake—
week.
to visit Mr. Newsoms 'parents They
The city has sold 250 dog licenses
special evening program at Weiser Here from Nampa—
| Mrs. O. R Anderson and her
Students Return for Vacation—
plan to be gone until after Easter. and has rounded up practically all
Mrs. Ira Richardson o f Nampa ¡son, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Undergoes Operation—
Raymond Larson and Dick Ten- Sunday evening Mrs. Pike is chor­
unlicensed dogs, officials stated
Shirley Jo Smith, six-year-old
sen are visiting at their homes ister for the Owyhee ward Mut­ visited Sunday at the home o f her | Mrs. Rosel Anderson, went to Salt
Wednesday. F orty-five dogs were
brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lake C ity Sunday to be with Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs John J. Rust Ranch Hold—
this week during spring vacation ual.
unlicensed.
License fees on the
Mrs Herbert Thomson of Palo
Thomas Iale.
Anderson’s daughter. Helen, a nurse Smith of Nyssa, underwent an ap­
from Oregon State college W ith
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hospital at Idaho pendix operation Friday night in Alto, California has been spending amounted to more than $500
them is a guest. Tom McClintock Teachers to Meet—
The 12th annual eastern Oregon T o Portland—
Falls, who is In Salt Lake C ity for the Holy Rosary hospital in O n­ the past three weeks on the Rust
o f Portland. En route to Nyssa. the
ranch, visiting friends In this vic­ To Give Quilt—
W W Footer, Gilbert K linken- medical observation. Miss Ander­ tario.
three stopped at W alla Walla, where regional conference o f the ele­
A quilt to be given away by t
inity and In Boise while details
they took part In the installation mentary school principals will be berg and R T. Sager made a bust- son is a graduate o f Nyssa high
of the Rust ranch sale were being American Legion auxiliary is
ceremony of a new chapter of held in La Orande March 27. W a l­ ness trip to Portland last week. En school. Mr. and Mrs. Rosel Ander- Leave on T r ip -
Dr. and Mrs. John Long have completed. Mr and Mrs. H. B display in the window o f the O
returned
h me
Wednesday
Delta Tau Delta at Whitm an col­ ter McPartland. principal o f the route they left two truckloads of son
Nysaa grade school, is president | bees at Rufus. Oregon for orchard I night,
left by automobile on a two-months M cKinney of Wheeler, Oregon pur­ ham insurance agency office. M
lege
Kenneth T bers o f the auxiliary are selling
trip through the southern a nd eas­ chased the ranch
of the association. Miss Clarice pollinisation Mias Prances Foster. '
tern states. T hey will visit in El, Thomson o f Berkeley drove to Nys- kets. A second package o f C
Not h e » of Nyssa will speak on the student o f the Multnomah School Ladies Nigh» Planned—
Visits in Apple Valiev—
T h e Nyssa Lions club is arrang- Paso. Texas, shop in Juarez. M exi- | sa for his mother, but returned im- and articles to be sent to
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge N. Bear Use o f Program o f Studies” . Hen o f the Bible, accompanied Mr. Fos-
visited at the Charles Fox ham eiry Hartley, Nyssa superintendent, ter back to Nyssa where she will mg a ladies night program to be co and go to Washington D C . and mediately on the new air lines land has been prepared by
New York City.
I flight from Boise to San Francisco. auxiliary.
spend spring vacation.
| held Monday, April 26.
in Apple Valley Sunday.
I will attend the conference.
Cost of Supply System
Would Be Repaid In
90 Years
P.T.A. Hopes To Collect
From Organizations For
Two Instructors
V. F. VV. District
Officers Named
Hearing On Nyssa Park
District W ill Be
Held April 7
Class Meet Is
Won By Seniors
Hospital Plans
Given Approval
Roth, Haney Buy
Freeman’s Shop
Grange Suggests
Watching Cattle
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