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yÆ Ëÿÿë*. »‘v> . w ^ - .^ V S ssbâw >T3 . = = & '* , JOURNAL meNYSSA VOLUME X X X X IV NO. 14 THE NYSSA GA'l'E CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1949 Eastertide W ill « NYSSA RIDERS GET Clean-up W eek THRILLS ON JAUNT Be Observed By TO MALHEUR DIVIDE In Nyssa Is Set A large group of Owyhee Riding Nyssa Churches club For April 18-25 members and their friends ________ Schools Will Also Hold Some Observance Of Annual Event Eastertide will toe Observed ill the churches of Nyssa, with special music and 'programs and in some cases with the reception of mem bers. Father Gaire o f the Catholic church has announced that confes- • sions will be held Friday evening from 8 to 9, and Saturday from 3 to 5 p. ni. There will toe no concessions before mass Sunday. Sunday mass will] be ait 9:30, with Miss McGavin of Ontario as sol oist. The First ward of the L. D. S. church will present an Easter mus ical program, including "O M om of Beauty” by the L. D. S. First ward ladies' chorus, and a violin trio by Laura Schenk, Angela Peterson and Nani Child. The story of the res urrection will be told at the morn ing service. The Second ward of the L. D. S. church will present a dramatization entitled, "Where Love Is, God Is” with Mrs. Howard Bair as the reader. Special Easter music will also be given at this service at 1:30 a. m. At the Methodist church two speciail Easter anthems will be presented at the morning service. The sermon subject will be "The Eiernal Road". At 8 p. m , the choir, under die direction of Mrs. Donald Camp bell with Mi's. Carlos Buchner as accompanist, will present the Easter cantata, "Eastertide" by Protheroe. The .cantata is divided into two parts, The Passion,’ and "Easter” , and opens with the chor us number, "There is a Oreen Hill Far Away" and olosees with the final number toy the choir, "Then Shall Come the Salvation”. The cantata includes besides the num bers by the chair, a piano solo, "The March to Calvary” by Mrs. Puehner, and solos toy Kathryn Ci c.iiall, Audrey Stall, Mrs. Ruth Klii >.enberg, lugh Tobler, Oscar Bratton and Merriklean Rabbins. Special communion services will be held Thursday evening. At the Christian church, the primary department will present an Easter program of recitations and songs under the direction of Mrs. Roy Barnes, Mrs. Walter Brewer, Mrs. Henry Storm and Mrs. Emerson Bingaman. There will toe Easter music at the morning worship service at 11 o’ clock. At the Episcopal church, Good Friday services will be held at 1 p. m. with Rev. Callahan speaking on, “The Seven Words from the Cross. The public is invited to attend this special Good Friday service. Rev. Callahan will bring an Easter message at the services at 9 a. m. Sunday morning following the church school at 10:30 will be an Easter egg hunt and cookie tree. * The Nazarene church will have special Easter music and services Sunday morning. At night at 8 o ’clock the cantata, “The First Eas’ter”, will be presented. The cantata is under the direction of the Gerald Barker, with Mrs. Dwight Seward as accompanist. Soloists for the program include LeRoy Seward, Helen Barker, Mrs. Gerald Barker, Bud Barker, and Mrs. Don Seward. The young people of the Assem bly of God will present an Easter program and music at the morning service. . The schools of Nyssa will hold some observance of Easter. On Friday morning at 11 o'clock the annual Easter service will be held under the direction of the Hi-Y club, with Charles Steffens as ad visor. Rev. Don Campbell will be the speaker for this service. At the grade schools the primary rooms will have Easter parties and Easter egg hunts. •re Missionary Speak— Dr. and (Mrs. John Long were nner guests Sunday evening of >v. and Mrs. Hutchins of Eagle, aho, where they heard Herb ;ler. international representative the Youth for Christ move- ent speak on his year's work in irope and Africa. Mr. Tyler a nephew of Mrs. Long. P. T. A. C ommittee To Meet— Mrs. W. W. Poster, newly elect cd president of the county P T. A., fc; catling an executive meet ing of the association to be held at her home Thursday, April 21 at 2 p .m . All county officers and presidents of the local units for the coming year are invited to attend. trucked their horses west to bite Fred Morton ranch Sunday morn ing and from there rode their horses to the divide. Hardly a mile of their journey had passed when a colt, which Neil Gimmick was using as a pack- horse, 'broke into’ This gave the crowd an excellent exhibition of a packing outfit riding-out a oucking bronc. Strange to say, none of the eggs which were in cluded in the pack were broken luring the event. At tire noon hour on the divide, a fire was built and a large griddle iet up for preparation of bacon eggs, fried potatoes and coffee. While enroute, the pack-mule was poking sleepily along follow- ,ng tne group, but about one-fourth of a mile behind. The mule saw a group of horses going rapidly out of sight over a hill, apparently decided to catch up with the crowd. How was the mule to know that those disappearing horses were range horses and not her group? She didn't know, so she really put on speed. Suddenly Roy Holmes, gazing off across the country, let out a startled. “There goes my mule lifter those horses!” She al ready iiad almost a mile lead, but Holmes, Dminnck and Culbertson went after her. The mule acted very surprised and amazed when they caught up with her. Everyone arrived safely back at the trucks on the Morton ranch where the stock was re-loaded in the trucks. Larson Foresees Plenty O f Labor R. G. Larson o f Nyssa told mem bers of the Nyssa chamber of com merce at tts weekly luncheon Wed nesday that the Malheur County Farm Labor Sponsoring association expects to have ample labor in the county this year to handle the harvesting o f craps. Twenty-seven cabins are now oc cupied at the Nyssa labor camp, which is expected to be entirely filled soon. These workers wlJ be available for farm work in the county. The amount of hand labor to be done on the farms will be less this year due to a change in crop rotation. The reduction in sugar beet acreage will amount to approxi mately 30 per cent, which is about the same drop as in other sections of the country. The 30 per cent reduction will mean a shorter campaign and less payroll, tooth at the factory and on the farms. Mr. Larson, district manager of the Amalgamated Sugar company, said the campaign will last from 113 to 120 days. With spring weather conditions unfavorable, farmers have started irrigating their beets. Mr. Larson said the biggest re duction in row crops has been in lettuce. There has been a small increase in onion acreage. Pota toes have shown a decided spurt in the last few weeks. Farmers have felt that they must start producing lower cost crops, but probably have swung farther than they intended, Mr. Larson said. In a year or two they will probably swing back near the nor mal for this area. As yet no contract has been signed toy the United States and Mexico relative to the importa tion of Mexican workers to this country. However. Mr. Larson ex pressed the belief that the trans ient white labor will be sufficient for this area. PRELIMINARY WORK STARTED ON SCHOOL Leveling and filling in prep aration for construction of the new Nyssa school building was started Shis week by J. H. Wise and son of Boise. School Superintendent Henry Hartley told members oi the cham ber of commerce Wednesday noon “you might be surprised at the scope of the building” . The contractors, who had moved much equipment to the school grounds Wednesday, will start pouring concrete for footings and digging the excavation for the basement next week. Here From Portland— Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Anderson of Portland visited the first of the week at the home of Mrs. j Anderson's brother. Merlin Fagan, | and with friends in the Adrian and Nyssa communities. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were former own j ers of the Owyhee Drug company. They were en route to their home in Portland following a trip to California and Salt Lake City. ho Visitors Here— [r. and Mrs. Vernon Heiden- b t and sons. Duane and Ralph. \ Confined To Hospital— Mrs Earl Rayburn was taken this Downey. Idaho were visitors r the week-end at the home of week to the Holy Rosary h a r t a l for medical treatment. and Mrs Don Campbell. OXYGEN TENT IS GIVEN HOSPITAL BY LEGION WOMEN Entertainments To Be Given For Hospital Funds TWO SECTIONS— 10 PAGES City Council Votes To Retain Zoning Ordinance At Hearing The board of directors of the Malheur Memorial Hospital as- T ir .ii t - v * i r r -n e I sociation has received information City W ill Pick U p R e Î U S e ;hat the American Legion auxiliary. E v e n t s Sponsored B y SPECIAL AWARDS Motor Company Permit through a great deal of effort Hospital Auxiliary And Collected By Local ted To Put Pumps In TO BE PRESENTED and expense, has presented to the Lions Club Residents side Building Hospital as a donation a portable AT JERSEY SHOW oxygen tent. This oxygen tent is Edwin Knettie, chairman of the a badly needed piece oi equipment Three outstanding entertainment Two special production awards j Following a hearing attended by Nyssa public safety council, told in the new hospital and being events will be sponsored by locai are to be given at the Spring Jer a large group of Nyssa residents, members of the chamber of com portable can be taken into the organizations during the next few the city council voted Tuesday sey show at Nyssa May 14. merce at its weekly luncheon Wed home in case of an emergency. weeks for the benefit of the Mal The 1919 Jersey queen will be night against repeal of the ord nesday noon about the city clean heur Memorial Hospital associ "To equip this hospital, even -hosen on the high record for the inance prohibiting any further ation. up program to toe sponsored by though it is not an exceptionally past year and the princess will be est'ibllshment of service stations the council April 18 to 25. In the first event, Lee Grabel. large one, is a large undertaking chosen on the basis of high pro on Main street between Main Mr. Knettie called attention to a an any one person's part or even master magician, will make his duction for the three years prior street and the "Y ”. full page advertisement appearing one group", the directors said. appearance under the sponsorship to April 15, 1949. Owners of reg- However, the council voted to in this week's issue of the Gate “The board oi directors realize of the Nyssa Lions club at 8 p. m., .stered Jersey cows who are eligi start proceedings 'to change the City Journal relative to clean-up the magnitude of their task and April 18 in the Nyssa gymnasium. ble for this honor are to present wording of ordinance No. 327, an Mr. Grabel is booked as "a re their records to Rosel Hunter, amendment to zoning ordinance week. The advertisement is spon apreciate the interest and help of sored toy local business firms and the various organizations in this nowned magician who is recom president of the Malheur Jersey No. 299, so as to allow the oper mended by various colleges for ation of gasoline pumps Inside of individuals. community. The American Legion .hub, before May i. his outstanding feats in slight of Other production awards to be a garage building. City officials Everyone is asked to clean up auxiliary has shown us that they hand and ascape acts. He also made are for the high herds in said that was the original Intention his basement, attic and garage and are vitally interested in our pro appeared at the world's fair in the dairy herd improvement as of the council. pile the refuse alongside the street ject and plan to go further and San Francisco. sociation regardless of breed. Wayne Chesnut, representing the or alley nearest his house. The give larger pieces of equipment in One of ills feature stunts of Trophies for these honors will be Nyssa Motors, Inc., which had ask city will pick up the material Mon the future, The board of direct the evening will be his escape ors want each and every member awarded by Adrian business firms, ed for permission to erect a garage day, April 23 free o f charge. from a large packing box, which Mr. Knettie thanked the cham of the American Legion auxiliary will be on display in the business Adrian Feed company, Brown mer building on Main s'rest between ber of commerce and individuals to know just how much they ap- district this week-end. During the cantile, Eder Hardware company Fourth and Fifth streets, indicated for Hie support given to the safety ¡ precíate their interest and back- stunt, members of the audience and Van PeUen Lumber company. to city officials that the new plan The Malheur County Jersey club would be satisfactory to the con council, stating that "We can get m8 in the job they have to do. will nail the lid on the box. will meet in the Nyssa city hall cern, but added that it would In addition to the above co along on fairly small funds us The sponsors report that "Lee long as we have the activity sup operation, several persons have re Grabel and company have proved Friday night at 8:30, according to have to be considered toy other quested, in the case of lost loved themselves as master showmen. Mis. Hojie Grider, secretary oi persons Interested in the corpor port of local residents". ation. die club. “ After we complete the clean ones, that their friends refrain Over 20,000,000 persons have seen Bernard Frost opened the dis up project we will start public from sending floral remembrances,1 and acclaimed Grabel os the cussion in favor of repeal o f the izing the hazards involved in pick but instead make a contribution to world's greatest living magician. ordinance with the statement that ing up hitch-hikers", Knettie said. the hospital in memory o f the During the two hours o f exciting only one or two places remained entertainment the audience will “ It is more dangerous to pick up loved ones. on Main street where service sta "The board HUjectors wish to witness something unusual for a stranger in your automobile than tions could be erected. He expres Mon for the Nyssa, including famous mysteries to let him in your home, which express their portrayed in slight of hand artistry, colorful you would not do. With few ex sincere thou* Mrs. John Schenk was elected sed the belief that Nyssa would a bereave costumes and comedy sensations." president of the Nyssa Parent- lose its reputation for toeing “ a ceptions, hitch-hikers are nothing by these people .. ment. It is this spi. Í- will Members of the Lions club are Teacher association at the regular progressive little city" if the or but ibuins." see our hospital project •Jding tickets, which may also be P. T. A. meeting held in the high dinance were allowed to remain on to a successful accomplish««-.... i.sed at tire door. school building last Thursday eve the books. DINNER IS GIVEN Mr. Chesnut said “ We are only The Lions club will also sponsor ning. Serving with Mrs. Schenk FOR LOCAL FIREMEN a carnival, to be held the night will be Clyde Snider, vice-presi asking for permission to build a of April 30, for the benefit of the dent from Nyssa: Mrs. Earl Alex Chevrolet garage in Nyssa, on BY ARMCO CONCERN hospital. The club is now formul ander, v ice-president from Oregon Which we expect to expend a size ating plans for concessions of all Trail; and Mrs. George Coleman, able sum of money. We would not Members of the Nyssa volunteer types, including bingo, ring toss, vice-president from Arcadia; Mrs. employ less than 25 persons, and fire department were guests of dart throw, basketball throw, coun John Lane, secretary and Mrs. Roy would soon expend $100,000 for honor at a dinner given Monday The 'Nyssa high school Bulldogs building and equipment. night in Carl’s Doll House by swept to victory over eight other try store, fish pond, fortune telling Barnes, treasurer. The members of the Malheur "We feel that the ordinance is representatives of the Armco teams to win the Snake River val and many others. A gay carnival Drainage and Metal Products cor ley relay meet held In Ontario atmosphere will prevail, complete county health department were in discriminatory, because no other with clowns. No admission will be troduced by the regram chafrman. businesses are restricted from going poration as an expression of ap Wednesday afternoon. aha rued, but valuable prizes will be Dennis Patch. Mrs. Edna Farris on Main street. With a $50,000 preciation to the firemen for the With 47 points to their credit, given away during the evening. told of how the present health de ouilding, our service pumps would efficient manner in which they the Bulldoge nosed out Ontario by The ladies auxiliary of the hos partment is the result, and real not detract from Main street. We saved the Armco plant from de 17 points. Other teams scoring pital association will sponsor a ization of many years of work in are os interested in the growth of struction toy fire last week. were Vale 20. Weiser 18, Emmett John Dpdegraff, manager of the 18, Payette 2 and New Plymouth 1. home talent show In the Nyssa getting a full-time county health Nyssa as other people here." Clyde Snider, local attorney rep Ontario and Nyssa plants; Aldon Parma and Frultland did not score. theater May 9 for the hospital department. fund. Dr. Qraber, county health doctor, resenting property owners most Sessions of Salt Lake City, gen Several organizations in Nyssa told of ,the purpose and plans of vitally affected by the ordinance, The triumph was Nyssa's second eral manager of repair and main tenance, and Elmer Cruson of the consecutive viotory in the annual have been made responsible for the department, and of the control cited a statement toy the Oregon same type of entertainment. The of vehereal diseases. supreme court in which the court Nyssa plant acted as hosts at the relay meet. Henry Enders, county sanitation said there can be no question a- The results were as Iallows: program will include musical num steak dinner, served to the 25 bers, dancing, tumbling and com engineer, told ¡briefly of the work bout the growing sentiment in members of the fire department. Shuttle hurdle relay—Nyssa and of his department. Both Oraeber favor of zoning, which has become Mr. Updefraff expressed appreci Ontario tied for first; Emmett and edy. and Mr. Enders answered questions widespread. ation for the splendid work done Weiser, 532 i Hale, Lowe, Peck a and from the audience concerning their by the firemen when the plant Jensen i and (Osborn, Farley, Kel DEDICATION IS Saying that It takes courage to work. caught fire at 2 a. m „ April 7. ler and D. Stone). adopt a zoning ordinance, Mr. HELD BY CHURCH Two musical niunbers, “ Ndbody Hlghjump relay—Nyssa, Ontario. He explained that it was only Members of the First Church of Knows the Trouble I've Seen" and Snider said probably no town or through team work and prompt re Payette, Vale. 15'. 4Vi, (Coleman, Christ dedicated their new base "Hand Me Down My Silver Trum city In the valley is without some sponse to the early morning call Williams, Hunter). form oi zoning. He quoted tne ment church Sunday, April 10. pet” were sung toy a sextette from 440-yard relay—Nyssa, Ontario, that the building was saved. supreme court us saying in 1946 A basket lunch was served at 2 the Methodist choir, accompanied In response, Fire Chief Frank Vale. Emmett. 47.2, (Wilson, Chad that zoning is not static, tout is o ’clock, followed by the dedication by Mrs. Carlos Buchner. Morris thanked the Armco comp wick, Hale, Takami). changed with changing conditions. service. The dedicatory message was During the business meeting the Shotput relay—Emmett, Nyssa. any for its expression o f appreci delivered by Rev. Hartzel Cobbs of call to the state convention was Ohanges, he said, should be made ation. He pointed out that it is Ontario, Vale, 120', Vi”, (Hanna, the First Christian church of Boise. read by Mrs. Foster, for April 26 with caution. Otherwise the pur only through the co-operation of Howell. Chadwick). Rev. J. S. Beam of Ontario gave to 28. The state convention is to pose of zoning will be destroyed. Distance medley—Ontario, Vale telephone operators, police force If a change is made in zoning, a history of the church. A collection be held in Eugene this year. and firemen that emergencies are Nyssa, Weiser, 7 minutes, 9 seconds, was taken for the building fund Mrs. Gonyer, legislative chair there will be an Increase in the conquered. The firemen, he said (Osborn, J. Stone, Keller, Hume). volume of requests for changes Pole vault reflay—Weiser. Ontario Out-of-town churches represented man. reported on some of the ed serve purely through loyalty to the were Weiser, Ontario, Vale, Payette, ucational bills before the legislature in the future. If one is granted community and receive no com Nyssa, New Plymouth 25’, 6", (Het Homedale, Nampa and Boise. and urged P. T. A. members to and another is not, such act pensation whatever. They spend rick, Dick, Ward). A special program was given in write their representatives concern ion always brings the old cry of Mile relay—Vale, Ontario, Weiser at least one to three hours every discrimination". the evening. Charles Addleman of ing these bills. week taking a training course so Nyssa, 3:52, (Saunders, Holbrook, J. the state office delivered a mess Refreshments and social hour Snider pointed out that Dr. L. A. that in case of emergency they will Saunders, Koopman). Broadjump relay—Nyssa, Vale age and Edwin Dewees showed a followed the business meeting and Maulding of Nyssa was dented per be better able to perform their film of a boys summer camp. Rev. program. mission to erect a clinic in a cer Emmett, Weiser, 53',4", (Hale duties. Don Maxfleld of Nyssa showed a tain section of the city, but that Chadwick, Takami). film of his graduation front Phillips "he was willing to abide by the 880-yard relay—Ny*sa, Emmett OFFICERS NAMED SOFTBALL LEAGUE university. council's decision because he felt Vale, Ontario, 1:38, (Chadwick BY EAGLES LODGE that the zoning ordinance was for WILL BE FORMED Wilson, Hale, Takami). the benefit o f the community". Discus relay—Nyssa, Weiser, On PROPERTY STOLEN Bernard Frost was elected pres The speaker also pointed out that The city softball league met Fri tario, Emmett, 336, 2", (Long, Mit AT LOCAL PLANT ident of the Nyssa aerie of the the Waggoner Motor company was day night, April 8 to outline plans chell, Lowe). State and county officers are in Fraternal Order of Eagles at a denied permission to place pumps Sprin medley—Nyssa, Vale, Weis for the coming season. vestigating the possibility of arson meeting held Wednesday night of on the sidewalk on Oood avenue. Four teams have already entered er, Ontario, 2:14, (Wilson. Chad in connection with the $3000 fire last week. the league. They are Adrian Lions, wick, Takami, Bair). Lloyd Marshall spoke briefly in that damaged the Armco Drainage The other new officers are Roto favor of repeal of the ordinance. Javelin relay—Nyssa, Ontario Ontario Tractor company, Tobler's and Metal Products corporation ert Toombs, vice president; Eddie Feed and Fuel and Waggoner M ot- ! Emmett, Weiser, 407', 9“, (Keck Dr. Maulding said “ I don't think plant tn Nyssa last Thursday morn Taylor, chaplain; Jack Williamson, or company. Long, Pounds). letting the Chevrolet agency build ing. conductor; E. T. "Shorty” Brandt, The schedule will be drafted at | --------------------------- A half-inch electric portable drill three-year trustee; Joe Bellon, is an issue. We want the Chev the next meeting, which will be p » 11 J I \ /* j and small radio were stolen from one-year trustee; James Russell, rolet agency in Nyssa, but if we held April 22 in the Waggoner D U l l d O f i T S U G l e R t the plant before or after the fire. treasurer; Dick Udlinek, inside have.to make concession* for every Motor company garage. April 22 _ r_ _ The thieves jimmied the cash guard; Cecil Smith, outside guard, 'business that comes in, I don't drawer in a desk in the office, but and Dr. L. A. Mauldin«, aerie know whether that is a good thing. m teams. entering did not pry it open. physician. Kenneth Renstrom was If we repeal the zonlqg ordinance, The company started repairing re-appointed by the grand aene What are we going to put In its Despite the commission of nine place? Are we going to throw the DR. WHITE WILL as secretary. errors, the Nyssa Bulldogs slam the fire damage Wednesday. zoning ordinance away? Do we med out a 7 to 6 victory over the BUILD HOSPITAL want five or six more service sta To Serve Dinner— Parma high school besetoall team Granary Destroyed— I don't A granary, containing a few| The first ward of the L. D. S. tions on Main street? Dr. Hal D. White, veterinarian Tuesday afternoon on the Parma think the majority of the people sacks of commercial fertilizer, church will serve a turkey dinner diamond. has started construction of a small All of Nyssa's runs were earned, was destroyed by fire Wednesday for the benefit of the church wunt that. If passed In good faitn animal hospital west of the grand but Parma scored only one earned afternoon on the Herman King welfare fund In the Nyssa high I for the orderly development of $he stand of the Owyhee Riding dub farm six and one-half miles south school building Saturday, April 16. city, the ordinance should be W- tally rodeo grounds. Nyssa firemen Meals will be served at 8 p. m. I tallied". With White catching for Nyssa, west of Nyssa. The building. 30 x 32 feet, will be R O. Whitaker, former council Special enter of tile construction. It will con Cleaver struck out 13 batters dur took a portable pump and other and at 9 p. m tain an office, examination room, ing tiie seven inning contest. Bel equipment to the farm to fight tainment will be presented. The member, said zoning sentiment started in Nyssa about 10 years two kennel rooms and an operat ton, who went the route on the the fire, but Che water supply was public is invited to attend. ago, and that efforts have been ing room. The structure will be mound for Parma, fanned three not sufficient. made intermittently to adopt a Here From Idaho— men. located on a five-acre tract. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hardy and zoning ordinance since that time. Hale, Nyssa first baseman, and Going To Japan— Four outside runways for board Dr. J. J. 8arazin briefly discus Don E. Share, who is serving in family and Mrs. Elizabeth Hoggon, D. Knowles, Nyssa second base- ing dogs will be erected. man, each hit three for four, in the infantry, telephoned his parents all of Burley, Idaho, were week sed the history of the area affect cluding a home run apiece. Bowen Mr. and Mrs Charles Share of end guess at the home of Mr. and ed and said he does not think “ it To Talk On R a d io - Nyssa, Saturday stating that he | Mrs. Them Baker. The ladies are is a matter of having a Chevrolet Ronald Jensen, who recently won hit a triple. garage or any other garage here Nyssa and Ontario, who are tied will sail from San Francisco for sisters. third place in the state American I was very much in favor of the Legion oratorical contest at Port for first place in the Oregon divis Yokohama, Japan today. He left, zoning ordinance. I think the land will give his speech “The ion of the Snake river valley con Nvsaa January 3 to enter the s e r -1 Parents Of Girl— Mr. and Mrs. Rosel Anderson council has done something to Im Rights and RerponstbUltles of a ference, will meet on the Ontario vice. are the parents at a girl bom prove the town. I think It would Citizen", on K8RV Sunday at 2:45. diamond Friday. After that game, Thursday at the Holy Rosary hos be a crime for the council to On the following Sunday, Richard the Bulldogs win play three con To Hell Seals— Mr. Anderson repeal the ordinance” . The Olrt Scouts ct troops 4 and pital In Ontario. Diven will present his speech that secutives games at home. The first Other speakers were Carlos took honors at the state F. F. A. of the home contests will be played 5 will aell crippled children seals is employed at the Nyssa post Buchner and Samuel Lemon. office. meeting held recently at Tillamook. against Vale Tuesday of next week Saturday. Officers C hosen By Nyssa P.T.A. Nyssa W ins In Relay Contests X V I “ the deadline for Parma By 7 l o b J
