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VOLUME XXXXIV NO. 20
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 2(>, 1949
TWO SECTIONS—10 PAGES
MEETING
NOMINEES NAMED
Minister Urges DISTRICT
p o s t o f f ic e lo b b y Tax For School
OF EAGLES HELD Work Expected
FOR FIRE DISTRICT Class Night i Is f
OPEN
Pupils To Live
To Be Resumed
Observed Here T0 u n BE t il LEFT
10 o ’ c l o c k
District To Be
Complete Lives
j
On School Job
Ten men have been nom inated!
for directors of the Nyssa rural
The Nyssa post office lobby will
fire protection district.
Student body officers were in­
Five of the men will be elected stalled and awards were made to be left open at nights until 10 p.
Postmaster
as directors in an election to be individuals and groups of the Nys­ | m.. starting tonight.
neld June 15 in the city hall. The sa high school at a class night and Lloyd Lewis announced. The post
polls will be open from 8 a. m. award assembly held in the gym ­ office department has been clusing
tile lobby at 9 p. m.
to 8 p. m.
nasium Tuesday night.
Tile post office windows will be
The nominees are Wilbur A th ­
Following greetings extended by
closed
at 12, noon on Saturdays, be-
J. H. Wise and Son, Boise con­ erton, W illiam B. Russell, Harley James Heldt, student body presi­
Urging his listeners to “ live all
finning
July 2. They have been
tractors, are preparing to resume Noah, Jacob Fischer, Frank Sher­ dent; the senior class prophecy
T h e tax for school district No.
of your lives", Rev. Donald Max-
work the first of the week on the wood, Frank Parr, Glenn Suiter, was read by Deane Irving and (he Sept open until 1 p. m. The lobby 26-c o f Nyssa for the fiscal year
field of the First Church of Christ
will
remain
open
until
10
p.
m.
as
new school building in Nyssa, Otis Bullard and Loyd Adams.
lass will was given by Neva M al­
1949-50 will be $174,762.13, as com ­
discussed four phases at personal
on other days.
which was tKilted several days ago
loy. T h e senior class g ift to the
pared to $167,102 for the present
development and growth in the
First
class
mail
taken
to
the
because oi a labor dispute.
school, a public address system, was
year, or an increase o f $7,060 13,
baccalaureate sermon delivered be­
post office by 8:30 p. m. will be
A wage agreement apparently
presented by Howard Flanary, class
according to figures included in
fore a large crowd in tuie Nyssa
placed
on
the
8:55
p.
m.
eustibound
has been reached, but the company
president, and was accepted by
the annual budget published this
gymnasium last Sunday night.
train that evening or on title 4:55
is doing some preliminary work
Mrs. M argaret Engstrom.
week in tihe G ate City Journal.
a. m. westbound train the next
Rev. M axfield quoted Luke, who
this week before resuming work.
T h e student body officers wen
The $7.660.13 increase is almost
morning, depending upon which
stated that Jesus increased In
Wise halted work when a con­
installed by Vice Principal Charles
Identical to the increase in the
sature and grew in favor o f God.
troversy developed as to whether
T h e Payette entry in the Idaho- Steffens as follows: Deane Hunter, way it is to go.
amount of the debt service, which
"Jesus was admired by
the
Malheur county should be in the Oregon league ran in five runs in president;
Ronald
Jensen,
vice
increased from $12,589.38 to $19,251.-
people", said the speaker. “ That
Oregon or Boise jurisdiction of the seventh inning to spoil an president Ned Campbell, treasurer;
38.
is one of our aims in life— to have
the
Associated
General
Contract­
otherwise
interesting
baseball
game
Cleo Flinders, secretary; Nina Lind
Malheur county was host Wed­
This year the levy In m ills was
people like us. The natural tend­
There is considerable d if­ with the Nyssa Sackers on the inter-class rivalry chairman, ana
nesday to 3o eastern Jersey breed­ ors.
34.67 and for next year it Is esti­
ency is to want people to look up
ference
in
the
wage
scale
in
the
Payette
diamond
Tuesday
night.
Loretta Russell, Carlene Jones and
ers, who were en route through
mated by Superintendent Henry
to us. I f you would have them like
Prior to this year, The score of the game, the first Joan Garrison, yell leaders.
the northwest to California to at­ two areas.
you, remember people and smile.
Memorial day services will be Hartley at 35 mills, providing the
M rs W. W. Foster, retiring pres­
tend a national convention at Sac­ Malheur county has been under the league contest of the season for
assessed
valuation of the district
We need the fellowship o f other
Boise jurisdiction.
Nyssa was 12 to 4.
ident of the Nyssa P. T. A., was held in the veterans plot in the
ramento.
Increases. This levy includes $5<r,
We are not living all of our lives
Charles
Collins,
A.
F.
of
L.
or­
Nyssa
cemetery
Monday,
May
30.
The
tean-s
played
on
fairly
even
presented
with
a
copy
of
the
Tup­
The group o f dairymen arrived
if we leave that out.
Members of all veterans organ­ 000 for the building fund, which
in Boise at 4:30 a. m. and after ganizer, announced a t Ontario last terms until the fifth frame, when elo by Val Dee Child on behalf
"Y ou must attend to your phys­ breakfast went on a tour of the week that the wage scale for lab­ Payette scored five runs on five of the Tupelo staff, and a potted izations will assemble in the cetne- will be used In the erection of the
ical beings. I f you do not, you are Black canyon project and the Sun- orers on the school jobs in Ontario errors and two hits o ff Syme. plant by Muss M argery Nihart on tery at 10 o'clock for the services new building now under construct­
ion. I f it were not fo r this Item,
not living all o f your life. W e can
nyslope area. Included in the dele­ and Nyssa had been set at $1.60 Del Dotto pitched to the last two behalf of the Nyssa Education ass­ which will be started at 10:30. Rev. the levy would be $124,762.13 and
grow in some ways by not doing gation welcoming the visitors at an houi following an agreement oatters in the eighth inning. The ociation.
Don Maxfield of the First Gliurch
the millage would be approximately
certain things, particularly the use Boise were Rosel Hunter and Mrs. between the union and the con­ Sackeis made 10 hits, only one less
Individual activity awards were of Christ will be the principal 24 mills.
of aldhohol and tobacco.
Hope Grider of Nyssa, president tractors. The agreement was reach­ than Payette, but lost mainly on presented by members of the fac­ speaker.
O f the total budget of $778,562 13,
"D o not waste your motions,
Graves will be decorated in the
ulty for football, Tupelo, basket-
and secretary of the Malheur Coun­ ed by splitting the difference be­ errors.
but conserve your Jtiergy as ja r t
tween the Idaho scale of $1.50 and
Nyssa made its runs in the sev- ! ball. Future Homemakers of Am- morning by a join t committees of general fund expenditures amount
ty Jersey C attle club.
of this program of building up you:
enth, eighth and ninth innings. erica, Bulldog, track, librarian, box­ the American Legion and auxiliary to $251,185.75. Th e remaining sums
The visitors were guests at a the Portland scale of $1,70.
body.
The carpenters and iron work­ In the first of the seventh, Del ing, music, Girls' league, speech, and Veterans of Foreign Wars and are Included in the building pro­
luncheon held in the Ontario
ject or debt service expenditures.
“ Jesus increased in wisdom. In ­ school building at noon under the ers pay had previously been set­ Dotto, playing right field, singled baseball and G irls’ Athletic assoc­ auxiliary.
The levy exceeds the 6 per cent
crease your wisdom; don't let you: auspicies o f the Ontario, Nyssa and tled at $2 an hour.
No parade or down-town service
for tlie third time in the game. iation.
limitation by $73,376.38, of which
mind go to seed. We need to in ­ Vale chambers of commerce. W el­
Catcher Ross drove out a single,
Ronad Jensen, winner of third will be held.
$50,000 is for construction o f the
crease our wisdom by encircling coming talks were given by Mr.
putting Del Dotto on second, and place in the State in an American
new building.
our minds with greater sources ol Hunter and County Agent Harry
Oxnam, left filder, walked to fill Legion oratorical cotest, was pres­
Residents o f the district w ill be
knowledge
Jesus prepared for a Sandquist. The response was giv­
the bases. M. Hartley struck out and ented with an award by Henry
called upon to vote on the proposal
long rime fo r his work. He took en by J. S. Adams of Ashville,
S. Hartley, pinch hitting, singled Storm, commander of Nyssa post
to exceed the 8 per cent lim itation
up his life's work at 30 and it North Carolina, who headed the
through third base, scoring Del No. 79 of the American Legion.
In an election to be held In the
ended when he was 33.
Dotto. Syme, Nyssa pitcher, sing­ Mr. Storm also presented American
delegation. Five representatives of
grade school building in Nyssa
Saying that civilization forgets the Nyssa chamber of commerce
State officials who were here led to bring in Ross. The next Legion citizenship awards to Betty
A proposal by Mrs, Naomi Buch- Monday, June 20. The polls will
the first of the week were well two men up, S. Bybee and Herren, Winchell and C lifford Coleman.
those who use only their backs and attended the luncheon.
ert, operator of the Nyssa Nurs­ be open from 2 to 7 p. m.
brawn, Rev. Maxwield urged his
T o the Nyssa high school were
A fter the noon meeting, the pleased with the scenic beauty in struck out.
listeners to learn to “ be something". dairymen toured the Nyssa-Adiian the Owyhee reservoir section, which
Hendricks drove a triple between presented the Snake R iver valley B ing home,, prompted the Nyssa
chamber of commerce at its noon
"So far you have lived three- section and returned to Caldwell the Nyssa Boat club and others centerfield and leftfield in the league
basketball
championship
quarters of your lives” , the speak­ through Homedale to board their hope to have designated as a state eighth inning and scored later on trophy, the Snake River valley luncheon Wednesday to consider
undertaking a plan for raising
er said. " I t Lakes the last quarter train for continuation of the west­ park.
a wild pitch.
baseball championship trophy and
more money for the Malheur M em ­
The visitors were taken to the
to make the whole. It takes the
In the last inning, with one the Snake River valley and Eastern
ern trip.
upper reaches of the reservoir down, Beckley, playing right field, Oregon track championship troph­ orial hospital.
grace of God to live your whole
Under Mrs. Buchert’s plan, squar­
The Nyssa baseball entry in the
Sunday by E W. Pruyn and Murle singled and scored on a catcher's ies; to Erwin Bush the cross-coun­
life. W e want to advance in the
Marcum of the Nyssa Boat club. overthrow to second after Moore try trophy, and to Yoko Okano and es on a sheet of paper would be Idaho-Oregon Baseball league faces
siijht of man, but we must stand
sold
for
chances
on,
for
instance
a tough schedule Friday night,
The visitors included J. Collins of had also singled.
with Peter and John and say T
Jim Rigney special service awards.
a quilt. The sheet would be com­ May 27, when they meet the Nampa
the U. S. park service, Chester
want to stand for God'. I f you live
The Nyssa lineup was as follows: Other awards were Thespian award.
pletely
covered
with
squares,
with
team and Manager George J. M it­
Armstrong of the state park service, Herren, lb; Hutter, ss; Hendricks, Bulldog certificates, essay awards,
in thè favor of God you can make
Bob Lyman, photographer, and M. of; Del Dotto, rf; Ross, c; Oxnam, frosh-sophamore Olympic cup and the outer lin g selling for $20 each, chell's "Republican 49'ers", who
a success of your business and your
the
next
rl
ig
$19?
the
third
ring
will pi
the town lean, as an
Mark Hartley set the Western A. Langelle of the state travel If; M. Hartley, 2b; Hartloo, 3b; chemistry award
married life.
Yau have to learn
$5 and all of the inside squares opening attraction.
They went by boat as Syme, p. Other players were Moore,
to give and take. God has given Corrugator company softball team bureau.
The girls' glee club and audience
$1
each.
I
f
all
the
.squares
were
Most recent report from the
us six days and has reserved one down with no hits and no runs far as the old site of Watson, S. Bybee, Holcomb, McCready, B ill­ closed the program by singing the
sold, the total "take" would be manager, indicates
the possible
for himself. Lots of time we run Wednesday evening as the Tobler’s 45 miles from the dam.
ings, Glover, S. Hartley and Beck- Nyssa high school song.
approximatel
$3500,
line-up
as: First base, Ira Ure;
The mt|i returned to Nyssa Sun­ ley.
after God and take the seventh Feed company team took a decisive
Chamber members suggested the second base, Jake Fischer; short­
from him. I f you will give your­ 17 to 0 victory to officially open day evening and spent Tuesday
use of more expensive items, sttcii stop, A1 Chadwick;
third base,
self completely to God and his the city league play this year and Wednesday inspecting the vol­
as an automobile, to raise a great­ S i d
Flanagan;
catcher,
Joo
service the world w ill remember under the auspices o f the local canic area near Aroek in Malheur
er amount of money
Maughn; left field, E. K (T ed )
you. Only by living a four-point Nyssa Lions club. Cal. Wilson county.
President Fred Bracken will ap­ Burton; center field, George Hen-
program will you live a complete, pounded out two singles, a double,
Showing of the film story of the
point a committee this week to neman; right field, Emil Stunz.
and a home run while Hugh Tob-
well-rounded life".
renowned missionary to leprosy
give further consideration to the Mitchell refused to disclose his
Th e girls glee club, directed by ler made a single and two doubles
victims in India, M ary Reed, will
starting pitcher until game time,
Lynn Lawrence, entertained with to lead the Tdbler's attack against
Committees of the Owyhee R id ­ be held Sunday evening. May 29 in proposal.
but indicated his pitching staff
two selections, “ Bless This House" the Corrugator team.
ing club and the Nyssa chamber the First Church of Christ under
will consist of Oeorge Cleaver and
In the second game of the eve­
and "In the Garden o f Tom orrow.”
of commerce decided at a meeting the auspices of the First Church
Don Graham. T h e "49'ers" threat­
Other numbers on the program ning the Ontario Tractor company
Members Of the Veterans of Tuesday night to order more street of Christ and the Methodist Com­
en a wild game with the town team
were
as
follows:
Pracessionat, softball team won a wild 25 to 12 Foreign Wars and auxiliary will decorations for the rodeo to be munity church.
and it is expected that attendance
"Entrance of the Peers". Nyssa high win over the Adrian Lions. Several sell Buddy poppies on the streets of given by the riding club July 21,
In 1890 a young woman who had
school orchestra, directed by Lynn hurlers were used by each side. Nyssa Saturday, May 28 in memory 22, and 23.
A breakfast will ibe served in will be high.
just been told that she had leprosy,
The mayor will throw out the
The new purchases will provide slipped quietly out o f the country Brownie's cafe Saturday morning
Lawrence; invocation, Rev. E. J. Bingman, with four hits, and Jay of their departed comrades.
Wilson o f the Nazarene cTiurch; Bybee, with three hits, lead the
Officers of the two organizations five strings of flags across Main lest her tragic secret become known at 6:30 for the girls and women first ball at 8:07 p. m.
hymn, audience, led by Rev. Don- assault on the Adrian hurlers. said “ the Buddy poppies are the street.
The decorations will be and cause a panic among those who will sell poppies for the Am ­
aid S. Campbell of the Methodist Heuter hit a home run for the personal symbol of our departed erected by July 1.
albout her. Seeking only anonimity erican Legion auxilliary in ob­
church;
scripture reading, Rev. winners to help their cause. Judd comrades and exem plify the spir­
As the annual kids day pro­ and an opportunity to live out her servance of Memorial day.
Ap­
M axfield. prayer, Reverend Camp­ was Che big gun in Adrian losing itual ties that exist in the per­ gram sponsored by the chamber of remaining years in useful service, proximately 20 are expected to at­
bell; hymn by the audience; bene­ cause with two singles and a home petuation o f their memory. It Is commerce will be held July 21, the she hurried back to India, where tend the breakfast.
diction, Arvel L. Child, president of run.
F’rom early morning until night-
a day of remembrance and re­ children will be permitted to at­ she had already served term of
Preliminary arrangements for the
The last game of the evening dedication and the public expres­ tend the rodeo free of charge. six years as a missionary o f the fnll, the volunteer workers will be organization of the Black Canyon
the Welser stake of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, was the most thrilling for the sion and observance of our pledge The committee recommended that Methodist church.
on the streets offering memorial W ater Users association were made
and recessional "Pom p and C ir­ crowd to watch as it was a pitch­ to honor the dead by caring for a parade be held the last day of
Only once again was this lonely poppies to be worn in honor o f the at a meeting of farmers living on
er’s
duel
between
Bob
Wilson
of
the
rodeo,
according
to
Olean
Wells,
cumstance", Nyssa high school or­
the living.
exile, Mary Reed of Lowell, Ohio, dead of the two world wars. The tiie gravity unit of the project in
Waggoned Motor company and Bill
T h e poppies, made by disabled who reported on the meeting at the to return to her own people. A t an 1500 poppies ordered by the aux­ the New Plymouth (high school
chestra.
Beus and Lloyd Lewis of the M. I. veterans, are sold to raise funds chamber Wednesday noon.
The Isolated mission outpost in the foot­ iliary were made by veterans in tile building Tuesday night.
A. The M. I. A. team scored twice for welfare work.
high school band will play for a hills of the Himalayas, snowcapped veterans hospital at Roseburg.
Four members elected as com­
in the ‘b ottom half o f the seventh
small parade that day.
"O n the public response to our mitteemen will select a fifth com­
peaks looked down upon her fot
inning to nose out the Waggoner Pack Meeting Held—
Announcement was made at the 52 long lonely years. Except for Poppy day appeal depends the aux­ mitteeman at lait'e. T h e commit­
The Western Riding Clubs ass­ Motor company team by the score
A fam ily picnic for all Cub Scouts chamber of commerce luncheon times when she pitched her tent iliary's ability to carry forward its teemen will act as a board of dir­
ociation met Tuesday evening at of 7 to 6 after Waggoner’s had and their families was held Monday that Irene Jayo and June Peterson at missionary convocations, and ex­ work for the disabled wur veterans ectors.
the I O .O F. hall in New Plymouth. lead during the entire game. W ay- evening at the city park. Following had been selected to receive the cept for tlhe visits of those few who and for the children from whom
Art Hann presided and M. C.
A1 Muncarr, editor, promised that nard Talbot was the outstanding a picnic supper, races were held 4-H summer school scholarships had the fortitude to make a 10-day war lias taken a father's support” , 3euell explained tiie reasons for
Each pack pony journey over mountain said Mrs. Hugh Tobler, poppy formation of such an organization.
the first issue o f the Sportsman hitter in this game, with two for the Cub members. Winners in awa-ded by the chamber.
Beus the races were Dirk Rinehart, Ron- scholarship is worth $20.
trails to visit her, she lived apart chairman of the Nyssa unit. "W e
and Horseman magazine would be doubles and a home run.
T h e guest speaker was Charles
and Lewis were Stingy with the ny Roth and Ronny Buchner In
from civilization as known in this would not like to go to them with Baker, manager o f the Pacific
issued by June 1.
empty hands. Poppy day contri­ Supply, who spoke on the proposed
Dorothy Robins, former world’s hits, but their wildness almost the 50-yard dash, Dirk Rinehart, Arrivals At Nursing Home—
country.
Babies arrived at the Nyssa Nurs­
•'Mary Reed", a four-reel motion butions give us the means to serve Columbia valley authority.
champion cowgirl, was a special caused their undoing. They only Donny Nolan and Ronny Buchner
allowed three hits to the W ag­ in the 100-yard dash, Jerry Dority, ing home during the last few days picture In color with sound, had them with more than words of
guest at the meeting.
Darrel Cartwright, Dee Shuster, as follows: May 15, to Mr. and iMrs. its nation-wide premiere showing cheer” .
A discussion was held on the goner team.
H O S P IT A L A U X IL IA R Y MEETS
The next league games will be ______________
a Ron-
girl, weighing 9
October 22 at the Moody Memorial
Ronald Smith, Joe
Carl Madrid,
T yler and
possibility of cutting the number
T h e regular monthly meeting of
HONORED A T P A R T Y
of entries for the fall field day played Thursday, June 2 under the ny Buchner in the three-legged pounds, 5 ounces; May 16, to Mr. church in Chicago, during the an­
the hospital auxiliary was held
Arvel Child, president of the Monday afternoon at the parish
meet. The group also considered lights on the Nyssa high school race and David Patch, Donny Nol- and Mrs. Henry Carrall, a boy, nual convention of the American
the possibility of sending only two grounds. Schedule for the evening an and Ronny Buchner In the sack weighing 9 pounds, 4 ounces; May Mission to Lepers, co-operative ag­ Welser stake of the L D. S. church, hall, with Mrs. Ed Frost presiding.
race. The following prizes fo r the : 17, to Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy ency of Protestant churches for and Mrs. Child were honor guest.-, During the business meetings plans
representatives from each of the will be as follows;
7. p. m. M. I. A. vs. Ontario event were donated by Nyssa mer- a girl, weighing 7 pounds, 7 ounces; work among leprosy victims.
at an affair arranged by the Nyssa were discussed fo r the "white ele­
three district groups, making six
Tracrtor
company;
8:20,
Western
chants; Records, Peterson Furni- May 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
second ward last Thursday evening phant sale to be held in August.
entries. No decision was reached
Corrugator
vs.
Waggoner
Motor
ture store; canay and knife, Nyssa Gahan, a boy, weighing 9 pounds, Here From California—
at the school gymnasium. Olenn The members voted to pay special
in regard to this matter.
ounces; M ay 19, to Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Orrell of Peterson was in charge o f the var­ recognition fo r the work done by
T h e host clubs were the Nyssa company and 9:40, Tobler's vs. Tavern; candy, Sweet Shop; gun,
Wilson's
Dry
Goods
store;
shirt,
Mrs.
Valentine
Santillanes,
a
boy,
Chico, California were visitors over ied and interesting program, which the G irl Scouts on the talent show
and New Plymouth Riding clubs, Adrian Lions.
Bracken's; stereoscope, O w y h e e weighing 6 pounds; May 21, to Mr. the week-end in the home of Mrs. consLstPd of musical numbers, read­ ticket sale. T h e treasurer's report
serving a record-breaking crowd of
Dru?
company:
baseball,
Lemon's
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
Derrick,
a
boy,
Upholstering
Planned—
L. C. Pounds. Mrs. Orrell is a ings and a sliglit-of-hand perform ­ by Mrs. Harry Miner showed $1545.
100 .
An adult upholstering class will Western store; ball point pen, Gate weighing 7 pounds, and May 22, to daughter of Mrs. Pounds. Mr. and ance. Bishop D. H. Christensen
The meeting next month will be
T h e program for the afternoon,
held in Ontario, with Vale, Weiser j be conducted from M ay 31 to June City Journal; billfold. Firestone Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hale, a girl, Mrs. Orrell also visited her broth- : presented President and Mrs Child arranged by Mrs. Ward Tylet, In­
9
in
the
home
economics
rooms
_____
_______
ers,
Olenn
Pounds,
postmaster
at
with
a
hand-painted
lamp
from
store;
knife,
M
arshall-W
ells;
knife,
weighing
7
pounds,
8
ounces.
and Ontario as hosts.
cluded a piano solo by Irene Jayo
of the high school building. The g^er Hardware company; watch,
Adrian, and Roy Pounds of Nyssa. the second ward. Following the ; and 'Birds o f Paradise", a piano
classes
will
start
at
9
a.
m.
Any
Golden
Rule;
knife,
Henneman
program,
dancing
was
enjoyed
O
ffice
Hours
N
a
m
e
d
-
Here From Prairie—
duet by Sylvia and Irene Jayo. Mrs.
Hours of the selective service To Install Officers—
Home-made cakes and punch were Chet Mosler and Mrs. John S ta ff­
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Wilson and woman Interested in the course Is Hardware company, and knife, N ys­
invited
to
contact
the
instructor,
served
by
tiie
relief
society
of
tiie
Th
e
new
officers
of
the
V.
F.
W
office
in
Ontario
beginning
June
sa
Pharmacy.
daughter of Prairie C ity visited
ord, accompanied by Mrs. K . E.
1 were announced Wednesday. The auxiliary w ill be installed at a second ward. Out-of-town guests Keveren, sang "One Fleeting Hour"
Sunday with Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. Charles Steffens.
office will be open from 9 a. m. meeting to be held tonight. Mrs. attended from Owyhee, Vale and and ''L et the Rest o f the World
Here From Bates—
Mrs. Addle Wilson and Aden W il­
Mr. and Mrs. John Markle and to 12, noon and from 1 p. m. to Wanda Sykes of Ontario will be Parma.
Oo By".
son. Mr. Wilson is a brother of Eagles To Meet—
The Nyssa Eagles lodge will hold daughter, Janice, of Bates visited 5 p. m. Mondays and Tuesdays the Installing officer.
Mrs. Ward and Aden Wilson and
The guest speaker for the after­
installation of officers Wednesday Sunday with Mrs. Ida Ward and from 8:30 a. m. to 10:30 a. m.
Take Track Places—
a son of Mrs. Addie Wilson.
noon was Dr. Lester Scott, who
night. June 1 at an open meeting Mrs. William Coleman and family. Wednesdays.
Free Dance Planned—
Leo Long won fourth place In talked on “ Cancer and Its T reat­
for members, their wives and in­ Mrs. Markle to Mrs. Ward's niece. Attend Ontario Luncheon—
A donation dance sponsored by the Javelin event and Floyd Hale ment” . Following his talk, Dr. Scott
Guests At Dinner—
Installation w ill be
Several merribers of the M al­ the Home Economics club of H ie fifth place in the h ijh hurdles in answered questions concerning can­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haight,
Mrs. vited guests.
heur Tuberculosis and Health as­ Boulevard Orange will be held In the state track meet held last cer from the audience.
Pounds and Mi's. J. C. Beam were followed by a dance and potluck Here From Idaho—
With 25
Mrs. M attie Thomason and neph­ sociation from Nyssa attended the the Japanese hall Saturday, May week-end In Corvallis.
T h e next meeting will be held
dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Wild lunch. The women are asked to
furnish food for the lunch.
ew of Ruyert, Idaho are visiting luncheon honoring Miss Margaret 28 to raise money to finance a relay teams entered, officials quali­ at the parish hall June 27.
Sunday.
fied six teams. Nyssa placed sev­
friendR and attending to business Beattie in Ontario at the Moore new kitchen.
enth. so was not permitted to Going To Hawaii—
here. Mrs. Thomason is a former hotel Tuesday. Miss Beattie, who
Leave For Salem—
Attend league Meeting—
has served as executive secretary Babies Born To Nyssa Couples—
enter the final heat.
Mrs. John Long and Mr. and Nyssa resident.
Mrs. Elroy Brady has received
and
Nyssa's
city
councibnen
of the health association for the j Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stoker are the
her port call and plans to leave
C ity Manager E. K. _______
Burton ___
went ____
Mrs. B E Edwards left Tuesday
to Baker "Wednesday evening to morning for Salem. M r and Mr.-.. To Give Rummage Sale—
past two years, Is leaving this week 1 parents of a girl born May 17 at
I Vlsil At Ironside—
today from San Francisco with her
attend a meeting sponsored by the Edwards are returning to their
at. Paul'sHptacopal guild will hold
for her home in Oregon City.
Mrs. rhe Holy Rosary hospital
On
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Bear children, Barbara and Jimmy, to
League of Oregon Cities. Repre- home after visiting for the
past a rummage sale June 1, 2 and 3 Bob Davis of Ontario is the new May 18, a girl was born to Mr. | visited Sunday with Mrs. Ed Beam Join her husband, T/Sgt. Brady at
sentatives of the league dtocussed two weeks at the home at Mr and from 1 30 to 4 p. m In the parish executive-secretary at She assort- and Mrs. Oscar Bratton at the Holy
and her son, Arthur, and daughter, Hlckam field, Hawaii. Sgt. Brady
la a former resident of Nyssa.
new legislation affecting cities.
J Mrs Long
ball.
| at ion.
I Rosary hospital.
I Barbara, at Ironside.
Rev. Maxfield Deliver.
t Sermon At Baccal­
aureate Service
One hundred persons, including
30 visitors, attended a district
meeting of the Eagles lodge in
Nyssa last Sunday afternoon.
The lodge initiated nine memb­
ers, including six from Nyssa. Don
M. Graham o f Nyssa delivered the
principal
address,
speaking
on
"Eagledom ” . Short talks were given
by v is ito r officers. James Reeves
of La Grande, district director
presided at the business session.
The visitors complimented the local
lodge on its hall and club rooms
Following tire lodge session, the
wives of members served a lunch.
$7660.13 Higher
[ U n i o n Reports Agree-
. ment Reached On Labor
Scale at $1.6U
Higher Operating Costs,
Now Building Cause
Of Increase
Payette Beats
Nyssa 12 To 4
Dairymen Visit
Malheur County
Memorial Day
Services Set
Visitors Taken
On Owyhee Trip
Chamber Plans
Hospital Help
REPUBLICAN 49’rs
PLAN TO WALLOP
NYSSA TOWN TEAM
OPENING SOFTBALL
GAMES ARE PLAYED
ON NYSSA DIAMOND
VETERANS TO SELL
BUDDY POPPIES ON
STREETS SATURDAY
Ilodeo Publicity
Plans Developed
MARY REED FILM
TO BE PRESENTED
POPPY SALESMEN
WILL START EARLY
ON DAY’S PROGRAM
WATER USERS ON
BLACK CANYON TO
ORGANIZE GROUP
PLANS OUTLINED
BY RIDING CLUBS
J