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The NYSSA
VOLUME XXXXI1I
NO. 225
Annual School
Election Will Be
Held June 21
TROPHIES WON BY
NYSSA BOATMEN IN
REGATTA AT EMMETT
JOURNAL
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1948
Showmanship Is
Won by V. Child
NYSSA WOMEN GO
TO P.T.A. MEETING
CITY WILL OFFER
City Budget Of
Playground In
l BONDS FOR SALE
$52,685 Passed
AT FRI. MEETING City Park W ill
By Councilmen At a meeting to be held Friday Be Opened Tues.
night in the city hall, the city will
The county council of the P ar­
ent-Teacher association met Satur­
day morning, June 5 at Ontario.
Those attending from Nyssa were
open bids on street and water bonds
Mrs. W. W. Poster, Mrs. John Lane, People W ill Vote On Pro­
designed to provide funds with Experienced Directors A re
posal To Exceed Six
Mrs. Dean F ife, Mrs. Leo Gonyer,
Secured For Recrea­
which to pave city streets and im­
Mrs. John Schenk and Mrs. Ed
Per Cent Limitation
prove the water system.
tion Program
Frost. M rs Ed Frost was re-elected
Bonds amounting to $71,500 for
A
tentative
1948-49
budget
for
county treasurer of tha P.T.A. O th­
The summer recreation program
the city o f Nyssa was approved at streets and bonds amounting to
er county officers include Mrs.
•ponsored for children by the Nysaa
$90,000
for
the
water
department
a meeting of the city budget board
civic organizations will be started
Dick Jensen, Ontario, county presi­
and the council in the city hall will be offered for sale.
dent; Mrs. A. P. Ackerman, O ntar­
in the city park Tuesday, June 15.
I f suitable bids are offered, the
last Friday night, with the budget
io, vice president, and Mi's. Myrtle
All children who are interested
bonds
will
be
sold
and
work
will
total amounting to $52.685. O f this
in taking advantage o f the p ro­
Wilburn o f Va;e, secretary.
be started immediately on the
The meeting was attended by amount $16.290 will be raised within streets.City Manager E. K. Burton gram are asked to register at the
about 40 members from over the *ht six per cent limitation and $8-
said The street work should be park Monday rooming, June 14.
county, representing nine P.T.A 150 outside the six per cent lim ita­ finished by the middle of July,
beginning at 9 o’clock.
groups. A fter the installation of tion, or a total of $24,449 to be rais­
The playground will be open
officers, reports from the P.T.A. ed by taxation.
The remainder, or $28,236, will
units were made, as well as special
from Monday to Friday, Inclusive,
reports on the county health work be secured from other resources,
from 9 a.m. to 12 and from 1 p.m.
by Miss Margaret Beattie, and such as fines, licenses, state gas
to 4 p.m. Children of school age, liv ­
tax,
state
liquor
tax
and
county
county reading groups by Miss L il­
ing in Nyssa ana the rural areas,
ian Nisbett. Mrs. Jensen reported road fund. The total for this past
that Malheur county now has 743 year as compared to the $52,685 was
are invited to attend the program.
Funeral services were held in the
members representing 13 P.T.A. $41,221. The m ajor cause o f the
Henry Crowley of Wellptnit, Wash-
increase is an item of $9800 for Methodist church in Nyssa W ed­
groups.
ngton will be the director. He will
A t noon the group enjoyed a streets, which will ¡be paid from the nesday afternoon at 2 o’clock for
be assisted by Miss K ing o f Parma.
lunch, with drinks and Ice cream new county 10-mill levy, so that Mrs. Robert R Overstreet, pioneer
College o f Idaho graduate who
furnished by the P.T.A. to both tile in reality the budget is only $1664 resident of the Owyhee area, who
died in a Boise hospital Saturday majored in physical education.
P.T.A. and 4-H groups. For the larger than this year.
Grade ’A ’ equipment of all types
The water fund total is $21,500 night.
afternoon session the P.T.A. joined
Rev. H. J. Gernhardt officiated. has been purchased by the Parent-
with the county 4-H groups to hear jand the sewer department total is
Teacher association in sufficient
Harry Seymore, former state 4-H $11,100. Both departments are self- Mrs. L. G. Klinkenberg, accom­
panied by Mrs. K. E. Keveren, sang quantity to guarantee a fu ll day
leader, and to view the 4-H style sustaining.
The people will vote June 22 on two solos. Interment was in the of play for children o f all age lev­
review.
els, sponsors said. Schedules o f
21 years of age and a resident of
its annual ¡boat carnival Sunday,
in item of $6500 proposed to be Owyhee cemetery.
the district m ay vote for school LARGE FISH ARE
June 20 on the Snake river at the
raised outside the six per cent lim i­ . Georgia Mae Scott was born Aug­ games will be posted on the park
PICTURE CONTEST
director. Only those whose names
bridge.
tation. The total to be raised out­ ust 28, 1868 at Delevan, Illinois and bulletin board. Rules regulating the
ENTERED IN DERBY Nyssa
will also be posted.
appear on the assessor’s rolls or
The program will include ex­
STARTED BY FIRMS side the six per cent is $8150, but spent her youth at Gibson Oity, playground
A baseball league will be organiz­
who oan show evidence o f owner­
hibition water skiing, surfboard rid­
’ he allowable increase without a Illinois. She was married to Robert
T
h
e
largest
fish
caught
so
far
ed, with each team to play five
ship tn a corporation, partnership
ing and boat racing. Keen compe­
Five Ir­
business firms, Brack- vote Is $1650, so that only $6500 Reading Overstreet March 15, 1904.
games a week. At the close o f the
or other firm doing business and in the fish derby sponsored by the tition is expected in the races be­ en's, Nys
food Center, Firestone is involved In the election. The rln that year the couple moved to a
Olympic
club
was
a
five-pound
year the league champions will be
paying taxes in the district are eli­
cause o f past performances. The store, Oi
ie Drug company and polls will be open in the city hall ranch in the Owyhee section and rowned.
gible to vote to exceed the six per trout taken by Elmer Stradley of carnival will be started at 1 p.m., Intermou
in 1909 moved to Kingm an Koiony,
*i Furniture company, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Nyssa.
T
h
e
catch
gives
Stradley
the
but the first part of the afternoon along w i > _ Ivans’
cent limitation.
The final hearing on the budget where they have since resided.
Jv
studio, have an­
lead for the grand prize and also will be devoted to boat riding.
Mrs. Overstreet was an active HERRIMAN MOTOR TO
nounced
* they will conduct a will be held July 13 In the council
for the June prize.
The boat club will erect bleachers
chambers. The budget will be pub­ members of the United Presbyterian
CROP INSPECTION
SHOW 49 FORD CAR
R oy Pounds won the May prize on the Amalgamated Sugar com­ children’s picture contest.
Anyone purchasing $5 worth of lished in detail in the G ate City church and civic organizations. She
DEADLINE IS SET for bass with a 4 5/8 pound fish pany property on the west side merchandise
was on of the first county presi­
Journal next week.
a
t
any
of
the
five
Oarl Burningham won the trout of the river for the convenience
J. L. Herriman, operator of the
dents of the P.T.A. and was presi­
stores will receive and order for a
dent of the county Parent-Teacher Herriman M otor company has re­
The deadline for field inspection ¡ontest in M ay with a 4*4 pound o f .mectators. The club w ill use the free photo at Evans’ studio. The
proceeds of the carnival to help pay photos will be entered in the con­
organization
when
the
county turned home from San Francisco,
requests on certified seed crops has atch.
George Vaughn said 165 men are tts
Malheur
Memorial
hospital test and will be Judged by a com­
health association was formed. Mrs. where he attended a dealers show­
been set fo r June 15, Leeds Bailey,
pledge.
Overstreet was also instrumental ing of the 1949 Ford automobile.
assistant county agent, announced now entered in the fish derby.
mittee selected by the Nyssa Civic
Eleven hundred dealers from six
The Eagles, who will have charge club. Prizes amounting to more than
in securing a county agent and
Tuesday. Applications are taken at
county 4-H leader for Malheur western districts were in attendance
of the concessions, will use the $50 will be givyn. The pictures will
the county agent's office.
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at the two-day meeting. T b e first
proceeds from the sales to help pay be shown *n he firm windows.
An increased number o f farmers
Henry Storm was elected com­ county. She was one of the early showing of the new Ford w ill be
its public recreation program pledge.
are planting certified seed because
mander o f Nyssa post No. 79, of members o f the original Kingman held at the Herriman garage June
of the protectii *i t l c t it gives them
Ministers Assigned—
the American Legion a t a meeting Koiony book club.
To Pittsburgh—
Besides her husband. Mrs. Over 18.
r-c.1. noxious weikli -Talley explain­
Rev. H. J. Gernhardt, pastor of held last Thursday night.
A precedent has been established
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brown, who the Methodist dhurch In Nyssa for
ed. The seed is tested for purity
The other new officers for tne street is survived Vy a daughter. in the low-priced automotive field
Division winners in the 4-H have been visiting at the home of the last four years, has been as­ coming year are Robert Talbot, Jr., Mrs. Maurice Judd of Nyssa; a
and germination at the state seed
laboratory and rejected i f the rigid spring show held in Ontario last Mr. and Mrs. Burnall Brown for signed to the First Methodist church first vice commander; Harold Kurtz, son, Robert S. Overstreet of Boise; by combining handsomeness and
standards set up for certified seed week were awarded scholarships to the past week, left this week for o f LaGrande. Rev. Gernhardt will •¡eeond vice commander; Arthur a brother, Henry R. Scott of San beauty with durability and com fort
the 4-H summer school to be held Pittsburg. Pennsylvania, where Mr. preach his last sermon here Sunday Rouse, adjutant; Ira Sage, finance Francisco; five sisters, Mrs. Edith in the Interiors of the 1949 Ford
are not met.
Certification w ill cost the farmer on the Oregon State college campus Brown will train on a fellowship morning at 11 o'clock and he and officer; Don Graham, chaplain; Ennis, Mrs. Emma Watson, Mrs. cars. Mr. Herriman said.
“ Ford has broken away from the
awarded him by the Westinghouse Mrs. Gernhardt will leave sometime Delbert Rouse, historian; Homer Martha Hughson and Miss Ellen
about one-half cent per pound for this summer.
Geraldine Dickey o f Brogan won company. Mr. and Mrs. Brown were next week fo r L a Grande. Rev. Chadderdon, service officer, and Scott, all of San Francisco, and neutral tones which have been tra­
alfalfa and red clover and one cent
per pound for ladino clover on fields in two division, in the closing di­ accompanied as far as Kansas City Donald Campbell of Boise, execu­ Don Buel, sergeant-at-arms. Trus­ Mrs. Ann Applegate of LaJolla, ditional for mass production auto­
mobiles as designers have turned
with average sized yields, Bailey vision and in the style show. As she by Mrs. Brown’s parents, Mr. and tive secretary of the board o f edu tees fo r the Nyssa Veterans as­ California, and three grandchildren,
to textured fabrics popular in fa ­
could receive only one scholarship, Mrs. O. E. Dorman.
added.
cation of the Idaho conference last sociation are Henry Storm, Leon­ Robert Don Overstreet of Boise shions ¡and Interior decorating” , the
the style revue scholarship was
and Maurice Overstreet Judd and
year, has been assigned to the ard Huseby and John Telisak.
dealer reported.
awarded to Arlene Piercy o f K in g- Return from Utah Trip—
Nyssa Girls See Flood Victims—
Nyssa church. He will preach here
The Legion plans to install o f­ Ellen Catherine Judd of Nyssa.
“ O f the three new fabrics, the
Word has been received from man Koiony, the reserve champion.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman P. Bybee for the first time June 20. Rev. ficers June 17. Robert Damon, dis­
most unusual is a soft gray tweed
Nannett Bybee and ¡Barbara Tucker T h e other division winners were and Colleen and G erry spent five Floyd E. White, form er Nyssa pas­ trict commander, will be the in­
mixture with a blue stripe which
that when they left for their vaca­ Ardyce Hurst o f Kingman Koiony, days in Ogden during the holidays. tor, has been transferred out of stalling officer.
gives the 1949 Ford Interiors a
tion a t Roslyn, Washington 10 days grand champion in the dollar din­ T hey visited a t the home of Mr. the conference and will go to Crys­
freshly tailored look. I t has been
ago they witnessed part o f the ner contest, and Mollie Connaugihy and Mrs. W ayne Barker.
tal Point, Indiana. Rev. M. H. Returns to Greenville—
combined with a bolster o f blue-
flood, and saw people forced out of Owyhee, grand champion in the
Greenlee, pastor of the Methodist
Miss LaRee Blacker returned Sun- I
gray broadcloth to protect the up­
of their homes into little rowboats. cooking exhibits.
Here from Salem—
church in Nyssa prior to the time day to her home at Greenville,
per section of ¡both front and rear
Joanne Skinner o f Jordan Valley
M aking most of the trip by train,
Mr. and Mrs. Seuperman of Sa­ of Rev. Gernhardt, has been re­ Utah, after staying the past three
Nyssa’s city baseball team was seats.
the girls rode on a bus from Y a k i­ was awarded a scholarship by the lem were visitors at the E. K. assigned to Cascade. Other as­ months in Nyssa with her aunt, badly defeated by the Wilder nine
“T h e same tailored good looks
m a to CleElum. T h ey said the cars Ontario chamber of commerce be­ Burton home Saturday. Mr. Seu­ signments included Rev. Alvin Ear­ Mrs. Lester Jamison.
last Sunday night at Wilder by a are obtained with the other fabrics
in front o f them had to be towed cause o f her years in 4-H club perman is with the state engin­ nest at Apple Valley, Rev. Logan A.
score of 10 to 1.
—a smooth green striped broadcloth
on account o f the high water on work, her interest and quality of eering department.
Pruitt at Ontario and Rev. Leslie To Pocatello—
Nyssa’s lone score came in the and two new adaptions o f mohair
the highway. T h ey said the sight her work.
B. Bailey at Jordan Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bellon spent second inning when Sam Hartley In a green and maroon stripe and
In addition to Miss Connaughy, Veterans Will Meet—
was ‘terrible” .
last week-end in Pocatello. They doubled and Wilson batted a groun­ gray stripe combination. In proper
several members of the Happy-Go-
The American Legion and V eter­ Church Services Underway—
were accompaned home by then- der to the third baseman who combination, the complement tha
Luck Cooking club o f the Owyhee ans o f Foreign Wars w ill hold a
Visiting Here^-
The Middle Oregon Baptist as­ son, Jerry Bellon, who Is a student fumbled it, allowing Hartley to
Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Duncan and district won prizes a t the spring special m eeting Friday evening at sociation sessions held at the Mis­ at the Idaho State College in advance to third. Lewis then sac­ new Ford fxterior colors such as
sea mist green, birch gray. Arabian
four daughters, Marcena., Mary, fair.
8 o’clock in the veterans adminis­ sionary Baptist ¡church at Nyssa, Pocatello.
rificed, bringing Hartley in.
green and Bayview blue.
Darlene Haney won a first place tration building for the purpose of are well underway, with more than
Linda and Naomi, of Porterville,
T h e ability o f big left hander,
The instrument panel o f the new
California are here attending a ribbon on her sponge cake and discussing plans for the new vet­ 100 persons In attendance every Enjoy Pienie at Regatta—
Garman, was proved by the record Ford has been simplified. A ll In-
conference of the Missionary Bap­ Bonita Langlois a first on her erans memorial building and the day. Free meals are served three
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee and of ony three Nyssa hits in the
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tist church and visiting friends. angelfood cake. T h e following girls ground-breaking ceremony.
times each day for those in at­ fam ily were among the many Nyssa entire contest. This, coupled with
Rev. Duncan was formerly pastor won second awards: Darlene Smith.
tendance at the I.O.O.F. hall.
residents to see the Black Canyon the apparent poor support received Returns to Nyssa—
Fern Price, Jacqueline Smith and Goes to California—
of the Nyssa chinch.
regatta Sunday. They also enjoyed by Ison from the remainder of the
Miss Evalene Towne, daughter of
Bem adine Price. Third awards were
Earl M arshall left Wednesday on Attend Ontario Party—
a picnic with the following: Mr. club, cost the game.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne, who
won by Oenieve Connaughy and a business trip to San Francisco.
Return from Visit—
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bybee and Mr. and Mrs. George Courtney, Mr. and
Nyssa
has been attending school In K la ­
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrison Vivian Hoke. Pauline Howard won
and Mrs. Dayle Moss attended a Mrs. Gerald Curry, Mr. and Mrs. Name
AB R H PO A
math Falls, has arrived at her
have returned home from a trip a ribbon fo r exhibiting.
Returns from Salt Lake—
birthday party Friday evening in Jay Bybee, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Rambaud, If
2 0 0 0 0
home In Nyssa, where she will spend
Darlene Haney and Bonita. Lan g­
to Grants Pass and Klam ath Falls,
Miss Elaine Peterson has returned honor of Lorin K ing at his home Courtney and Claudina Wilson. The Bellon. If
2 0 1 0 0
the summer.
where they visited relatives and lois were awarded 4-H summer from a trip to Salt Lake City. She in Ontario. Centerpiece for the tab­ party enjoyed an evening lunch on Wohlcke, If
0 0 0 0 0
attended to business for four days. school scholarships by the local accompanied Mrs. Dwayne Ander­ le was a musical plate, supporting the lawns of the S. P. Bybee home Koyano, as
4 0 1 3 5
Visit In Nyssa—
club, Mollie Connaughy a trip spon­ son and family.
candy doll favors. The plate turned, in Nyssa afterward.
Graham, of
4 0 0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pfost and
sored by the Owyhee P . T A and
Transferred to Payette—
playing “ Happy Birthday to You '.
S. Hartley, rf
3 1 1 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chase o f Nam­
V em Farson, service man of the Fern Price a scholarship sponsored Farewell Planned—
Program Scheduled—
F. Wilson, lb-c
4 0 0 7 1
pa were Sunday visitors at the Joe
Idaho Power company in Nyssa, by the county health association.
A ll members of the Methodist Heaths Have Family Reunion—
The Church of the Nazarene will Lewis, c
0 0 0 2 0
Maughan home.
has received notice o f transfer to The girls also won their demonstra­ church o f Nyssa, and friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Heath of hold a vacation Bible school pro- Sutherland, lb
2 0 0 10 0
Payette as foreman o f a line crew. tions. M olly Connaughy and Bonita Rev. and Mrs. Gernhardt are in­ Bountiful, Utah, Mr. and Mrs. C lar-lgra m Friday night a t 8 o’clock. The M Hartley, 3b
4 0 0 1 2
Health Group Meets—
Mr. Farson, who moved to Nyssa Langlois won first and Vivian Hoke vited to attend a going-away party ence Heath, and Mr. and Mrs. F. R. i public Ls invited to attend.
Holcomb, lb
1 0 0 0 0
A meeting was held last W ed­
with his fam ily three years ago and Darlene Smith second,
for the Gernhardt fam ily following Bowers of Nyssa attended a fam ily ‘
C Wilson. 2b
2 0 0 0 2
nesday night at the Dennis Patch
from Payette, will start work at
Mrs. Harold Fivecoat is leader the program o f the daily vacation reunion tn Ontario Sunday after­ Pienie Planned—
Iserl, 2b
0 0 0 1 4
home for the purpose of organizing
Payette next week, but his family of the Owyhee girls.
The annual Beam and Loftpn Ison, y
Bible school at the church at 8 noon at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
3 0 0 0 10
some county health committees for
w ill remain here for a few weeks.
Clarence J. Heath. Fourteen were clan picnic will be held in the R iv ­ Total»*
31 1 3 24 24
o’clock Friday evening.
Nyssa and community. Miss Mar­
He resigned as chief of the Nyssa Babies Arrive—
erside park in Vale Sunday, June
present.
Wilder
garet Beattie, executive secretary
Five babies were bom at the Civic Club to Meet—
fire
department Monday night.
Name
13.
AH R II PO A
of the Malheur County Tubercul-
Frank Morris was advanced to the Nyssa Nursing home during the
T h e meeting o f the Nyssa Civic In Grandview, Idaho—
Farley, cf
3 2 1 1 0
■ai.x and Health association, spoke
position at chief fipon the resigna­ last fe w days. They are as fo l­ club will be a lawn meeting at
D. O. and W. A. By bee spent Visit in Mid-West—
Ward, rf
4 1 1 2 0
of the work of the Malheur as­
lows: June 7, Mr. and Mrs. Olin the home o f Mrs. O errit Stam Tuesday at their 400-acre farm at
tion of Farson.
Mrs. Ewen Chard and Mrs. Rhoda Faylor, Bb
5 2 2 0 5
sociation.
and Mrs Donald Crego
Nichols, Seneca, daughter, 8 pounds, Wednesday. June 16 at 2:30. Pro­ Orandview, Idaho attending to busi­ M ettlen left Tuesday by train for Batt, If
5 0 1 0 0
of Vale reported on the state social
2 ounces; June 8, Mr. and Mrs. fessor Ian Morton o f the College ness.
Return from California—
Birdaall, ss
» 0 1 0 1
hygiene conference she had at­
M r and Mrs. Thomas O. Jones Delbert Herring, Nyssa, son, 6 of Idaho will be the guest speaker.
Hultz. lb
5 1 1 13 0
tended at Portland.
have returned home from Los A n­ pounds. 2 ounces; June 8. Mr. and T h e meeting will be the last of Here from Ogden—
night
8 haffer, c
4 2 0 11 0
geles. where they visited relatives Mrs. Renie Baahon, Ironside, son, the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coop and the former p A x
Oarman. p
3 1 2 0 1
Visit in Nyssa—
for three months. Mr. Jones. Un­ 8 pounds, 11 Mi ounces: June 9 Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson and
Kerfoot, 3b
4 1 3 0 3
Mr and Mrs. Henry Crowley o f
ion Pacific agent at Nyssa. under­ and Mrs Robert Edison. Nyssa, son, Return from Visit—
son. Bdbby. of Ogden, spent the
Totals
sa III IS 27 10
WeMplntt. Washington visited over
went three m ajor operations dur­ 9 pounds; June 2, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. R ay C. Lewis and sons. week-end in Nyssa visiting their visit relatives and friends.
Sacrifices, Lewis. Garman. Tv.'o- the week-end at the home o f Mrs.
ing the tim e he was in California. J. B. McKinney. Nyssa, son. 7 Mural and Tommy, and daughters, daughter. Mrs Grant Jones, and
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I base hits, 8. Hartley. Faylor, Oar- Crowley's sister. Mrs. Bernard Frost.
He returned to work at the depot pounds, 9 'j ounces.
Oladys and Amy. have returned family. M r Johnson and Mrs. Jones T o Boise—
man 2. Runs batted In. Lewis, Far- Mr. Crowley will have charge of the
are brother and si-ter.
today.
Mr and Mrs Ward Wleneke and ley, Batt, Blrdsall 2 Garman 2. Nyssa summer recreation program.
from a visit to Idaho aad Utah.
Enter College—
Garry were guests Sunday at the struck out. by Ison 2 Oarman 11.
Selma Stam and Elois Crocker of Attend Birthday Party—
Graduates at Baker—
Here from Burley—
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Paul- Hits off Ison 12 in 8 Innings, Oar- Here from t'tah—
Jean Short, formerly of Nyssa, Nyssa enrolled last week fo r secre­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beck and son of Boise.
Mr. and Mrs C. R. Kesler and
man 3 In 9 innings Basds on Balls.
Joe Maughan. Sr . o f Smlthfieid,
was graduated from St. Francis tarial training in Nampa Business Mr. and Mrs Vlbert Kesler attend­ fam ily of Burley spent several days
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by Ison 1, Oarman 1. L eft on bases. Utah, ls visiting at the home of
academy in Baker May 28. Mrs. college.
ed a birthday party Friday at Pay- this week visiting at the home of ’At Pavelte lake*—
Nysoa 6. Wilder 9 Winning pitcher. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maughan.
Charles McConnell o f Nyssa at­
M r and Mrs. Gordon Ray spent Garman.
otte in honor o f their brother. M r and Mrs J. M Beck. T h e men
Attend Family Reunion—
tended the graduation exercises.
several days vacationing at P ay-1
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are brothers.
Oerald Ooodfellow.
Visit In California—
M r and Mrs W alter Wood and
Return Home—
Mr. and Mrs Lynn Lawrence and
Legion to Hold Installation—
fam ily attended a Wood fam ily Go to Oakley—
Students Home—
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I. Mrs Henry Hartley and sons. son, accompanied by Mrs. Law ­
Installation of officers will be reunion Sunday at Reynolds Creek,
Miss Adrienne Peterson and Spen­ To l l a l i —
Mrs. F H. Peterson and Orvtll
'Robert and Darld. who have been rence’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clea­
held by the American Legion in Just south of Nampa Mr. and Mrs Olsen and fam ilies went to Oak lev cer Beus. students at Brigham
Mr and Mrs Don Engstrom left violtlng at Dallas. Oregon, returned ver o f Preston, Idaho, left last
the home economic» rooms a# the Jack Lewis and a brother, Victor, I _
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for
Decoration _____________________
day Mrs Peterson Young university at Provo, Utah, Monday for Utah, where they will to Nyssa Monday They were ac- week to visit tn Pasadena and other
high school building Thursday e v - jo f Portland flew here for the o c - 1 plans on staying their with rela have returned to their homes in spend this week at Ogden and Salt | com pan led by Mrs Hartley's ne- California cities. They plan to bo
ening. June 17 at 8 o’clock.
•casion F ifty persons attended.
• üves tar the summer.
Nyssa.
Lake City.
phew. Robert Orant o f Coos Biy.'gnne about two weeks.
Seven members o f the Nyssa
Val Child o f Nyssa won the grand
Boat club returned home with
champion showmanship prize and
trophies
won
a.t
the
Black
canyon
Parr And Schenk Candi­
sold his 1020 Hereford steer to Bert
regatta six miles from Emmett
Anderson for 37 cents per pound
dates; People To Vote
last Sunday.
at the first annual F.F.A. fat stock
On Budget Item
Regatta piacmgs are as follows: h o w held in Ontario Monday, June
Sweepstakes—first, Howard By
T h e annual school election of bee, Nyssa; second, Dale Garrison,
Norvelle Robbins, also o f Nyssa,
dlsrict No. 26C will he held M on­ Nyssa; third Ted Berreth, Ontario. sold five Angus steers for an aver­
Class A midgets- first, Charles age o f $30.25 per hundred. The av­
day, June 21 from 2 to 7 p.m. in
Williams. Boise; second, Mark Bur­ erage weight of these animals was
the grade school building.
Nominees for directors are Prank ton, Nampa; third, Bill Stevens, 940 pounds. The animals sold by
Nyssa boys included 23 fat steers,
Parr, representing the south end of Emmett.
Class C service (212% horsepower) 2G fat hogs and 11 fa t sheep.
the district and Jack Schenk, rep­
first,
Dale
Gross,
Nampa:
second,
The m ajority at the stock was
resenting the north end. Blank
spaces will be ¡provided on the bal T. L. Scott, Nampa; third, Stanley bought by Safeway stores, C. C.
Hill,
Nyssa.
Anderson, M arket Basket and O n­
lots for write-in candidates. Nomi
Class B inboard—first, tie be­ tario ¿.Vestock Commission com­
nation for directors is by petition.
tween
Jim
Savage,
Nyssa,
and
H.
pany, John Smead and Ontario
Forms may be secured at the of
fire of Henry H. Hartley, clerk, in Keith, Vale; second, tie between Meat company, all of Ontario. The
Everett
Dobbs,
Nampa,
and
Merle
hope lias been expressed by some
the grade school building. The
Marcum, Nyssa.
that next year more Nyssa con­
deadline for filing will be Saturday,
Class
E
(33'4
horsepower)—first,
cerns
will buy some of the stock.
June 12.
Bob
Webster,
Nyssa;
second,
C
lif­
Joe Church and Clayt Tsohirgi
Also at the time o f the director
were the auctioneers and Bert A n­
election, voters will pass on a pro­ ford Patterson, Nyssa.
Class F outboard— first, Alvin derson and Ellis W hite were ring
posal to exceed the six per cent
limitation in the annual school Orvis, Boise; second, Don Pitts, •assistants. Clerks were M organ Bqek
and Luther Fritts.
budget by $51,061.44. I f approved, Emmett.
Class A inboard—'first, Bybee;
the increase will bring the millage
to approximately 31 mills, as com­ eeond, Garrison; third, J. Schoen,
pared to 33.3 mills this year. In ­ Nyssa.
Dale Garrison, Warren Parmer
creased costs o f peration created
¡by a growing enrollment make it and Evert Dobbs presented a nov-
necessary to exceed the six per etly water-ski and surfboard act.
Eight o f the local club members
cent limitation by $51,061.44.
Any citizen o f the state who is presented a boat drill.
The Nyssa Boat club will hold
Mrs. Overstreet,
Pioneer, Passes
Boat Carnival
Set for June 20
American Legion
Officers Chosen
4 Scholarships
Given to Girls
Nyssa Loses To
Wilder 10 to 1