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7-AeNYSSA
VOLUME XXX XIV NO. 16
Bulldogs Take
Baseball Title
In Malheur Co.
JOURNAL
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY, A PR IL 2S, l«)4t)
IDAHO POWER CO.
IS DICKERING FOR
ELECTRIC CO-OP
Liors Complete
Carnival Flans
For Sat. Night
T h e board o f directors of the
Malheur Electric Co-operative as­
sociation, known as the REA at
Vale, has unanimously approved
acceptance of an offer for pur­
chase of uhe system and property
by the Idaho Power company.
The acceptance is subject to ap­
proval of the membership.
The
election to determine the attitude
of the members will be held May
16, according to information mail
ed by the co-operative to custom­
ers.
T h e system Includes 400 miles of
service line and served 600 custom­
ers.
TWO SECTIONS— 10 PAGES
NYSSA SACKERS
Labor Sponsors
ARE PRACTICING
3 TIMES A W EEK1 Plan To Seek
i
New Members
Twenty-three men turned out
Sunday for practice with the Nvssa
Nyssa Noses Out Tigers
Chances On Door Prizes oa-a»ba:i team, which is entered' I ) j , , o
Will Conduct
6 to 5 After Trail­
Must Be Bought Before n the Iiialio-Oregon league. Prac­
Campaign;
Housing Is
tice
will
be
held
each
Sunday
at
ing 4 innings
Carnival Opening
Major Problem
2:30 and each Tuesday and F ri­
The Nyssa Buildups defeated the
At their noon luncheon Monday, day at 6 p. m. until the opening
Members uf the Malheur County
of the season.
Ontario high school bast ja il team
the Nyssa Lions club completed
Farm Labor Sponsoring association
on the Nyssa diamond Ttiesday
The
players
looked
rather
tough
plans for the carnival to be held
afternoon by a score of 6 to 5 to
ibis week, but have prospects of decided at a meeting held Monday
Saturday night,' April 30 in the developing into a fairly good team. night in the Nyssa gymnasium to
clinch the [Malheur county title
for the year.
Nyssa gymnasium.
John Del Dotto, formerly of encourage memberships In the a..-
Parma, which is playing in the
Featuring many attractions for Nampa, the main pitcher, looks soclation to raise money for tne
Oregon division, could tie Nyssa
Pete Mechiim of Nyssa is coming year's operations.
young and old, the club feels that hood.
in the race for the Oregon pen­
developing a good style of play.
The association directors, meet­
-he
carnival
will
be
a
grand
suc­
nant in the Snake River Valley
Don Syme of Payette lias a fast ing Tuesday night, decided on a
league. Payette defeated Emmett
cess, and that those attending will ball as a pitcher.
Three Parma plan for sponsoring an active ca.u-
6 to 1 this week, throwing the
reel the evening was well spent.
residents are practicing with th elpaign for memberships
Idaho division into a tie between
team. Koas of the College of Idaho
On the agricultural labor front
Headliners
for
the
event
will
the two teams.
will try out Friday as a catcher. this year, housing is tihe major
be
the
many
concessions
that
have
Nyssa scored one run in the
Tlie new cluo suits are expected problem, association officers said,
fourth inning and Ontario scored
been
planned,
including
bingo, to be cleaned and delivered May
adding that living quarters will have
two in the same frame, and the
roulette, blackjack, fish pond, fpr- 2. Emil Stunz, A1 Chadwick. Bem - to be found for the large number
'iigers held the advantage until
tune telliu;, food and beverage '“ ld Eastman and Bernard Frost uf transients who have alreauy
the fifth , when the Bulldogs came
Tobler's Feed and Fuel started one chick with four legs arrived
will solicit the merchants to d e­ started arriving in the county. The
James Stephen, Jr. suffered sev­ developing
into the lead with a five-run
chickens
with
four at the broiler plant north of town. booths and baseball and basket­ termine those who wish to spon­ labor camp at Nyssa and the p riv ­
ere injury to his left eye Wednes­ drum sticks for large families last The chick is shown above in a ball throws.
splurge.
sor suits.
ate housing available will not be
One of the main attractions will
Bowen scored the fourth-inning day morning when a mixture of week, but the process lacked con­ picture taken by Thomas Evans of
adequate for the labor corps.
be the door prizes, which will be
-ru n on a triple and an error. In acetic acid and alcohol spurted tinuity, with the result that only Evans studio.
The association would like to
a mangle, automatic coffee maker
the fifth, Cleaver led o ff with a front a tube during an experiment
open small camps at Ontario, Vale
and combination sandwich grill
triple and Wilson reached first on that was conducting in general
and Adrian. It can do that If tlie
and w affle iron.
The committee
an error, as Cleaver scampered science class in the high school.
membership campaign is success­
wishes to point out that only the
The boy was immediately taken
home. Pounds collected three bas­
ful.
tickets that are now on sale will
es on an error, scoring Wilson. by Superintendent Henry Hartley
M any Mexicans from California,
oe used as chances on the door
Itamura followed Pounds with a to an Ontario eye specialist, who
Prospective changes in the Nyssa New Mexico, Texas, Montana and
prizes. The top part o f the ticket
three-'b&jger, scoring Pounds. Bow­ gave assurance that he would not
high school and grade school fac- other states and a goodly number
will be redeemable in carnival
en hit a home run with Itamura iose the sight of the eye. However,
Nyssa high school continued its
uliies for the coming year were of while transients have arrived
money to be used at the conces­
on base to score two runs for Che the injury will give him consider­ two-year string o f track victories
announced Wednesday by Super­ here for row crop work.
Many
sions and the smaller part of the
victory.
The next three Nyssa able pain for a few days.
intendent Henry H. Hartley.
are already working, but others
ticket
wyi
give
the
holder
a
chance
Th e instructor, Charles Steffens, by defeating the Baker and Emmett Nyssa
batters failed to reach first.
Boys Participate on the door prizes. In order to Lewis Schrati, high school science will have to await further devel­
Ontario scored three runs on two said the acid and alcohol would nigh school squads in an invitation­
teacher, has resigned to continue opment In the farm fields.
In Green Bar Maneu­
secure chances on the door prizes,
each
other, but he al m eet on the local field W ed­
hits and an error in the sixth, but neutralize
his schooling. Audrey Stall, high
a person must buy his tickets be­
pointed out that the liquid was nesday night under the lights.
did not score in the seventh.
vers here
school social science teacher, plans
fore
Saturday
night.
Tickets
Nyssa took 63 1/3 points. Baker
Each pitcher struck out six men. soiling hot when it spurted from
to be married.
Harold Reedy,
bought at the carnival will be good
Nyssa players were Wilson cf. the test tube, which is. supposed 41 1/3 and Emmett 21 1/3.
Nyssa boys and their leaders were
English teacher in the high school,
at
the
concessions,
but
will
not
be
Hale of Nyssa was high point
Pounds 3b, Itamura if, Bowen ss, to be held with the opening away
resigned, but did not announce his
man with 16 '* points, followed by among the scores of Boy Scouts and included in the drawing. No ad­ plans.
Hale 16, Takami c. Chadwick rf, from the body and face.
Harold Newman, science
scouters
who
participated
in
the
mission
will
be
charged
for
the
W
hen
the
accident
occurred,
Staub o f Baker with 13 3/4 points.
Holcomb 2b, Cleaver p. and K now l­
teacher and coach in the grade
carnival.
Stephen
and
other
members
of
the
Malheur
district
green
bar
maneuv­
The
results
were
as
follows:
es substitute for Holcomb at sec­
school, has resigned to take a pos­
Announcing a series o f meetings
T h e net proceeds from the car­
class were conducting individual
High
hurdles— Hale of Nyssa, ers held in the Nyssa city park
ond base.
ition as superintendent of the new to be held in the Nyssa section dur­
nival
will
be
used
for
the
pur­
experiments
to
develop
fruit
flav­
Chadwick,
Emmett,
and
Low,
Nyssa.
Batteries
for
Ontario
were
district at Adrian.
April 23 and -24.
ing the next few days, Charles
chase o f equipment for the hos­
ors.
:16.3.
Jackson and Davis.
Dale Overstake, a world war vet­ Chritton, field supervisor for tlie
Members of troop 19 o f Nyssa pital.
M ile run— Bush of Nyssa, Parrott,
eran who has been attending Colo- wheat division of tlie Malheur
collected wood and willows and
Baker, Hunter, Emmett, 4:53.
lado State college at Boulder, will County Agricultural Conservation
RULES GOVERNING
100-yard
dash,
Stub.
Baker, made other necessary arrangements
relace Mr. Schrag.
association, stated that "In the face
SAFETY ARE CITED Takami, Nyssa, Wilson, Nyssa. :10.2. for the camp Saturday afternoon,
Miss Marie Coate, principal of of prospects for the second largest
4 4 0 - yard
run— Peter,
Baker,
A fter the patrols had set up the
the Halfway high school, has been wheat crop this year in the na­
Representatives of
the Nyssa Smither Peter, Baker, Pecka, Nyssa, campsite and demonstration area
employed to succeed Mr. Reedy.
tion's history, it looks like there
public safety council met with the :S6.7.
they cooked their supper and at
M. S. Ingebrltsen, principal of will ibe some kind of curtailment
220-yard—Staub, Takami, Chad- 8 o'clock held a demonstration, In­
Mrs. Roscoe Smith of Seattle, city firemen Monday night to dis-
the
„Glenns
Ferry
h
jjh
school,
will
of acres fo r 1940, possibly an al­
T lie Nyssa grade school will pre­
field lecturer for the Research I cuss plans to encourage motorists wich of Nyssa, :22.9.
cluding water purification, camp
replace Miss Stall.
lotment” . ■
860-yarcf—Peters, Bear of Nyssa, sanitation and «packs and pudatng. sent its annual spring program in
Poitndntic:» f >r A' ‘»holism of ihç to drive to the curb when a fire
Murl
Lancaster,
superintendent
T iie A C A is now securing data
state of Washington, told members tiuck or other emergency vehicle Hindman, Baker, 2:09.
Around the campfire, the boys die N y ;* » gyimv-sium M ay 5 at of schools at Fruitland. will take on all crops raised on each farm
8
p.
m.
This
year
it
w
ill
be
en­
approaches
or
at
the
time
of
the
Pole
vault—
Thompson,
Baker,
o f the Nyssa Lions club at a lunch­
sang songs, played games and stag­
Mr. Newman's place in the grade ■for the past five years to form a
Krul, Nyssa, Lowe, Nyssa and ed stunts, with Leon Myers of On­ titled “ Latin American Fiesta".
eon Monday noon that alcoholism sounding of the fire siren.
soflool.
basis for the farm program.
•
The
orchestra
will
play
“O
Soli
“
Firem
en
also
aprpeal
to
children
Olson,
Nyssa,
tied
for
third,
10
is definitely a disease and should
tario, scout executive, in charge.
"Quite a number of farmers have
M
io”,
"M
aria
M
ari",
"D
on
Jaun",
a
receive the prpoer medical atten­ and parents not to dash into a feet, 8 inches.
Following reveille and a flag
during tlie war years and since
öhotput—Howell, Emmett, Pecka, ceremony conducted by an Ontario Spanish serenade, and “ La Con-
street to see in which direction the
tion.
diverted many o f their acres to
The
Mrs. Smith, wife of a physician, emergency vehicle is traveling. As Chadwick of Emmett, 43 feet, 8Vi troop at 6:45 Sunday morning, the chita’’, a Mexican tango.
our so-called war crops", Mr. Chrit-
pointed out that "practically all all of the firemen's cars are equip­ inches.
boys prepared breakfast and clean­ remained of the rogram will con­
Uin said. “ Where this was done,
Discus—Long,
Nyssa,
Mitchell, ed up their campsites, which were sist of songs and dances. Those
alcoholics want to quit drinking. ped w ith red lights, they are
even thouijh no wheat was grown
easily identified at night.
Nyssa, Donaldson, Emmett, 118 feet, inspected by Leon
They hate to be slaves to alcohol
Myers and assisting the teachers witli the
that farm will retain its original
Council members attending the 10
ism.
There is no disease that
Inches.
Dusty Rhodes o f Ontario, scout dance routines were Mrs. Roland
A home talent jamboree will be wheat status. T h at is one reason
Highjum p—Chadwick of Emmett, commissioner. The inspection was Maw, Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and Fred­ held in the Nyssa theater May 9 at why it Is important that we re­
brings as much grief to the victim firemen's meeting were Hamilton
Baker,
(three
way) followed by demonstrations and eric Fife.
or his or her fam ily as alcoholism. Chadderdon and Charles Landreth Thompson,
9 o'olock under tlie auspices of ceive Uiis history at every farm,
T h e numbers will be given as
Hunter, Nyssa, Cruishank, Emmett practice in knots and pioneering,
It is definitely a disease and science
tlie women’s auxiliary o f Malheur regardless of whether wheat has
follows:
Sixth
grade,
Mexico,
"Pul
and Wyckoff, Baker, 6 feet,
inch. mapping and compass and knife
is 'beginning to recognize it as such.
Memorial Hospital association. The been grown ill the ast few years.
omita”
,
"Chiapanecas”
,
"L
a
Cuca-
Drunkenness is simply exposing
Javelin—Long,
Nyssa,
Donald, and axe.
auxiliary, attempting to secure all
"This Information must be In the
Emmett, Pounds, Nyssa, 167 feet,
one's self to alcoholism. Around
A t the church services, following racha” and "T h e Jaratae"; fifth of the best talent in Nyssa for the hands of our county committee in
grade,
Panama
and
Peru,
“H
ojita
1 H inches.
five per cent of all those who
singing and reading of the scrip­
show, will also give the Jamboree the next few days. T lie committee
Broadjump—Hale, Nyssa, Staub, ture, Joe Wagner of Ontario gave De Guarumal” , “ The Shepherd", in observance of National liospital is anxious to see that our quota
drink alcohol in any form become
"The
Llam
a"
and
"T
h
e
Reaping
Cruishank,
19
feet
5
inches.
alcoholics.
That is the crux of
a short talk on scouting and re­
in this county be as large as pos­
Song"; Junior high school, Argen day. M ay 12.
Fred Keeny, who was employed
R elay—'Nyssa,
Baker,
Emmett, ligion.
the situation. W hy do 95 per cent
T7ie program will consist of danc­ sible. This is not an obligation on
tina
and
Brazil,
"El
Capotln”
,
"L
a
on the Roy Holmes farm three 1:35.8.
of them not become alcoholics?
In a firebuilding and cooking
ing, singing, instrumental numbers, Hie part o f the farmer, but it does
"T h e disease cannot be cured oy miles southwest of Nyssa, died
demonstration at 10 a. m., the Golondrina", "Estrelita" and "The readings, impersonations of movie put the history o f his farm in
present-day medical treatment. E l­ Wednesday morning after a short WINNERS REVEALED
members of troop 19, under the Last Campfire", and finale, by all stars and skits.
form that can be, i f allotments are
M r. Keeney became ill
imination of ttie desire is the only illness.
direction of Scoutmaster Walter grades, "Americas, Shake Hands'
Booths fo r sale of tickets will be given, to his advantage” .
Wednesday morning and was found
IN POSTER CONTEST MoPartland, demonstrated the use
cure” .
open In tlie post office und between
Sign-up meetings in this section
Mrs. Smith said there are four dead in his bunk at noon.
of aluminum foil for cooking, the NYSSA RESIDENTS
(he Idaho Power building and of tlie county will be held as fol­
Mr. Keeny, who had been em ­
methods of treatment. The relig­
The
winners of
the annual Dutch oven, the reflector oven and
Eder's store this week-end and all lows: Adrian, today and Friday,
SEEKING CHARTER of
ious appeal, as it has 'been handled ployed by Mr. Holmes three years, American Legion auxiliary poppy without utensils.
next week each day from 11 a. April 28 and 2» in the old post
through the years, is only tempor­ had lived here and at Caldwell poster contest were announced this
The maneuvers were concluded
FOR TOASTMASTERS m. until 1 p. m. und from 3 to 6. o t h e r building; Nyssa. city hall,
ary, site stated.
The psychiatric for several years.
week by the Nyssa American Legion with a demonstration o f tent­
except that on Saturday booths will Saturday, April 30 and Monday,
Survivors are a daughter. Mis. auxiliary.
approach is o f value to only about
pitching and wide area games and
A group o f Nyssa men have be open all day. I f the sale of May 9 between tlie hours of 8 a.
one in 25. The aversion treatment Dorothy Ferri o f Oakland, C ali­
Winners for the junior high di­ a flag ceremony.
sent an application to Toastmast­ tickets exceeds the number of seats m. and 5 p. m. and Sunset valley
fornia;
two
brothers.
Henry
and
is very successful, said Mrs. Smith,
vision include Doris Rigney, first
ers, International, Santa Ana, Cali­ in the theater, a repeat perform­ community hall, Tuesday, M ay 3
who also discussed briefly the John, and a sister, Mrs. Maud ■prize; Carol F ife, second prze, and
fornia fo r a charter for organ­ ance will be given.
from 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m.
MEXICAN
IS
HELD
Johnson
of
Oakland.
Vela Dee Poulsen, Ann House and
pentothol interview method.
ization of a Toastmasters club here
Farmers may also sign up at the
Mrs. Ferri w ill be here Friday to Phyllis Hadley, honorable mention. ON WEAPON CHARGE
T h e maximum membership al­
A. C. A. office in the city hall in
IMPROVEMENT
OF
arrange lo r funeral services. The
In the grade school group, Garry
lowed under the charter is 30.
Ontario during the next few days.
3 NYSSA WOMEN
body is in the Nyssa funeral home. F ife was awarded first prize; Har-
Jose J. Soto, a Mexican, charged Twenty men have signified their
MAIL BOXES URGED
HURT IN ACCIDENT
ryette Gardner, second; and Bar­ with carry a concealed weapon, Intention of joining the club. The
COMMITTEE SEEKS
bara Baker, Jean W alker and was fined $100 and sentenced to group is holding a few places for
HIGH GRADES MADE Johnny
T lie postoffice department has
Chavez, honorable mention. 100 days In jail by Judge Don M. farm leaders or potential leaders. designated the First week in May
M rs .. W alter Nye of Nyssa was
CARRIER SERVICE
BY MILLER JENSEN The prizes consist of $2.50 for first Graham in justice court April 25. Farmers who are interested in be­ as Knrul Mail Box Improvement
still in the Holy Rosary hospital
prize and $1 for second prize.
Wednesday suffering from injuries
During a quarrel
with
lose coming members, even though they week.
A chamber of commerce com­
M iller Jensen of Nyssa has earn­ The prize winning posters are on Qrayilva and Alex Lopez, Soto is cannot meet during the summer,
sustained in an automobile accident
Rural mail Boxes. Which are Im­ mittee working on a plan to secure
six miles south o f Fruitland last ed a place on the University of display at the Nyssa R ealty office. alleged to have told .them he was may contact Hamilton Ohadder- properly erected or which are not city mail delivery, reports that the
Oregon honor roll for the winter
going home to get his gun. When don or Ed Knettle.
Friday evening.
in good servlcable condition, should two principal factors preventing
Mrs. Lee M iller and Mrs. Tam term, according to information re­ Automobile Damaged—
he returned to the Ace Pastime
Th e proposed meeting date Is be properly erected or replaced the establishment o f carrier ser­
Bernard Frost's automobile was with the gun city police officers Friday and the meeting place with a servlcable box.
Weeks of Nyssa, who were riding ceived here by his mother, Mrs.
vice are lack of sidewalks and
with Mrs. Nye in an automobile M ary E. Jensen from H. K . New- badly damaged Friday night when placed him under arrest.
Brownie’s c a f e .
The
gather­
Boxes without names On them house numbers.
driven by Harold Brumquist, were burn, president of the university. it was hit by a truck operated by a
ings will be breakfast meetings, should have the names affixed in
Inform ation on numbering of
In order to "m ake” the honor hit-and-run driver about four miles
hospitalized for bruises and shock.
starting at 7 o’clock.
ilack letters one inch in helglh, houses and also the numbers may
DEMONSTRATION
ON
They were later dismissed from roll, a student must make at least north o f Nyssa. C lifford Coleman,
and the boxes and posts painted be secured at the city hall free
half A's and half B's in his cours­ driving the car, and Janice Frost
WEED SPRAY GIVEN Return From Trip—
the hospital.
white. T hey should tie erected 3 of charge.
Property owners m
and another young couple were re­
T h e automobile in which the es.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Freeman and 14 or 4 feet above the surface each block are asked to have side­
"Such
a
fine
scholastic
showing
turning to Nyssa from Ontario
Nyssa residents were driving and a
How to save mean tempers and have returned from a month's tup if the ground.
walks laid a block at a time. This
As aching backs by spraying for weeds that took them into Nevada, A r i­
car operated
by Mrs. Mildred is worthy of high praise", Mr. New- when the accident occurred.
Where It Ls convenlntly possible, method
provides
sidewalks
at
French collided when Mrs. French burn said. “ It is not an easy task the truck approached from the on ditch banks was demonstrated zona, Mexico, and California. Deep boxes which can be grouped to­ cheaper cost.
was turning into the driveway at even for a student with consider­ south, Coleman was forced to drive on several farms in the county sea fishing was enjoyed in Mexico. gether, should be grouped, exped­
"T h e sooner the people co-oper­
able ability, to make such a high onto the Shoulder of the road and recently, according to Oeonje Bain, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman visited Cat­ iting delivery of the mails.
her home near Fruitland.
ate in numbering their houses and
average under the high academic even then the car was not far county extension agent.
alina Island, making the trip back
installing the sidewalks the soon­
standards which
the university enough over to avoid the crash.
LE G IO N A U X IL A IR Y M EETS
By mixing one quart at a contact to the mainland from Catalina by
er we will get carrier servlep".
S P R IN G C O NC ER T HELD
At a meeting o f the American seeks to maintain. You have every No one was Injured.
knockdown chemical, fifteen gallons plane. In California, they visited
Bernard
A
large crowd
attended
the Committee Chairman
Legion and the American Legion reason to be proud of M iller and
o f fuel oil, and 85 gallons of water the Palomar conservatory, and sev­ spring concert presented by the Frost said.
auxiliary held at the veterans hall | this note is just to tell you that Returns To Home—
and spraying this mix on approxi­ eral missions. They visited at the Nyssa high school band under the
last Thursday evening, the prize we, too, appreciate the outstand­
Mrs. Emma P, Kesler of Burley, mately an acre of ditch bank or home of M r and Mrs. F*red Bur­ direction o f Lynn Lawrence at the Graduation Scheduled—
winning essays in the recent essay ing work he is doing here".
Idaho left Monday morning for fence row, the annual weeds and gess at Compton, California.
All high school gymnasium Tuesday
Graduation of the guide boys
her home after visiting at the grasses die within 48 hours, Bain types o f weather, from snow storms evening. T h e rogram opened with of the L. D. 8. second ward will
contest were read.
home of her two sons, V. L. and explained He says that 100 gallons to dust storms, were encountered the spirited University of Idaho be held Sunday night at 8 o'clock
For these essays, Jimmy Liss- Attend Church Meeting—
Mrs. Nick Sralt. Mrs. Teresa Ber- C. R. Kesler, She visited here In of this m ix will cost about $6 00 or on the trip.
man was resented with a prize of
Th e eight boys,
March by K. L. K ing and closed in the chapel.
$10, and Bhirley Dola/i with a anek. Mrs. Herman Towne and Mr. January, went to Portland to visit less, and should cover at least one- To New Plymouth—
with Sousa's El Capltan March. Rodney Beus. Richard and Robci t
prize of $5.
Both Lissman and and Mrs 8tan!ey Ooulet attended her daughter for two months and half mile of ditch bank or fence
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler and An interesting number was the Eaplin, Ronny Ooopera, LaVelle
Miss Dolan are freshman at Nyssa a church meeting at the Catholic returned here the latter part of row, depending on the width of the Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Tobler were M ilitary Escort played In four In­ Day, Carl Kesler, Ivan Flake and
church in Pendleton Monday.
high school.
March.
strip sprayed
visitors Sunday at the Evan Tobler terpretations.
T lie novelty num­ Oary Fife, have completed eight
Following the joint meeting, the
home in New Plymouth
ber. "Down on the Farm", a medley years of primary work.
Their
To
Pocatello—
auxiliary met for its regular meet­
Sen Born—
l.eave fo r Í ouer D'Alene
>f fam iliar tunes, was especially leather this year ls Mrs. Carl Jen­
M
rs
Louise
M
cO
avem
left
Sun­
ing.
Mrs. E. K. Burton gave a
Dr. and Mrs. John K op p are the
Mr and Mrs. H. K. C o llin » s ill Pre-School Nursery Organised—
sen. Tlie graduation will be con­
enjoyed by the audience.
talk on Venezuela which has been day lo r Pocatello, where she will parents o f a son bom on April 18 leave Friday for a visit with Mrs.
Mrs. Rolland Laurence i*f Nyssa
ducted under the direction o f the
visit
for
sometime.
selected as the national auxiliary's
at the Holy Rosary hospital. The Collin's son. Merlin O'Neill, at i has organized a co-operative nurs- Visit Here—
primary jiresldent, Mrs. Elwood
baby /weighing 7 pounds, 4 ounces, Couer D'Alene, Idaho.
Pan-American country for the year.
ery school for pre-school children.
The boys will be pre­
Mr. and Mrs, A1 Thompson of Flinders.
O fficers announced that at the Daughter
has been named James Robert.
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The school ls held each Thursday Enterprise visited in Nyssa W e d ­ sented to Bishop Hubert Christen­
Mr. and Mrs Alva Watta at
meetirsf to be held M ay 5, election
To Hold Thrift Sale—
afternoon and follows the program nesday. Th ey were en route home sen and he in turn will present
of officers will be elected. Further Parma are the parents of a daugh­ Return From Portland—
A thrift sale w ill be held by the < itt larger pre-school play schools. Irani Tw in Falls, Where they vis- them to Scoutmaster Leo W. Child.
plans were also made for the round ter. M artha Ellen, bom April It.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell St. Paul's guild at the parish hall Mrs Laurence has been assisted in ited their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs The boys were honored Wednesday
robin benefit parties to be given W atts W manager of the Watts .returned Sunday front a three day May 9. 3. 4. and 6 from 1 until 4 the nursery sc hool bv Mrs Harold | Thompson, former Nyssa
residents, with a apodal dance and party at
Seed company of Nyssa and Parma business trip to Portland.
by the auxiliary members.
p m.
| Henlgson and Mrs. Frank Pollard, also attended to business here.
the Nyssa chapel.
Boy’s Eye Hurt
In Experiment
Local Faculty
Changes Made
Nyssa W ins In
Scouts Conduct
Three-way Meet Maneuvers For
County Troops
Wheat Sign-up
Meetings Set
Alcoholism Is
Subject O f Talk
Children W ill
Give Program
Talent Show To
He Staged Here
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Fred Keeny O f
Nyssa Succumbs