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I I I I ( I I r/ieNYSSA VOLUME XXXXIV NO. 23 C>VÄ S Ä JOURNAL THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON T H URSDAY, JUNE Iti, 1949 NAMED Budget Of City DIRECTORS FOR RURAL FIRE Exceeds 1948-49 PROTECTION DIST. directors were chosen by a Figure By $6409 small Five number of voters in an Levy Likely To Be About Same Because Of In creased Valuation The city budget for the 1949-50 fiscal year will be $6,409 higher than this year, but the tax levy will probably be about the samt because of an anticipated increase in the assessed valuation of prop erty, according to figures published this week in the Gate City Journal. The budget for the coming year, if finally approved at a public meeting to be held July 12, will amount to $59,094, as compared to $52,685 for this year. The tax levy for this year was 19.4 mills and next year may be as low as 19.1. • The principal causes of the in crease are street improvements, $3922, and the state gas tax fund increase of $2227. The city is exceeding the six per cent limitation by $9084, but the city will not have to hold a special election for a vote on the question as the amount is represented b> bonded indebtedness, which was ap proved by the people last full in a bond election. election held by the Nyssa Rural ru e Protection district Wednesday. The directors of the new organ ization are Loyd Adams, Jake Fischer, Flank Parr, Otis Bullard and Frank Sherwood. The direct ors will choose by lot which are to >erve 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 year terms. They will there after elect one man a year for a term of five /ears. They will elect a president, dee president, secretary and treas urer. operated by only 16 ballots were cast. The The ferry owned by Mel Beck is shown above as I southwest of Nyssa by boats owned and (Evans photo) ^lection board consisted of Iva it was being towed to its moorings in the Snake river | Art Hand and Herman Towne. Adams, chairman; Wilda Farmer, Nona Fischer, Lula B. Noah and ANNUAL ELECTION Lucille Morgan. Ferry Replaced After Run-away OF SCHOOL DIST. SET FOR MONDAY Jarvis Cites Rotation Need Tobler’s Take many hours of effort, the The annual election of school Joe Jarvis, supervisor of agri- No. 26-c will be held in j cultural development of the Union owned by Skipper Mel Beck district Lead In League was ferry After towed to its moorings on the the grade school building Mon | Pacific railroad, who was recently June 20 from 2 to 7 p. m. CITY SOFTBALI. STANDINGS Beck farm southwest of Nyssa op day, Residents of the district will elected president of the American W. L. Pet. hibited livestock and competed in tlie judging contest at the Eastern Oregon Livestock show held in Union June 7, 8 and 9. The Nyssa livestock judging team won fifth place honors in com petition with 14 other schools from eastern Oregon. La Orande won first place, followed by Union, Milton, Lugtime and Nyssa. Deane Hunter of Nyssa won a special a- ward of $4 given by the La Grande Elks club by placing second high inlividually in the judging contest in competition with approximately 124 boys. Livestock exhibited and awards won by Nyssa boys were as fol lows: Champion Holstein female. Lee Anderson: first premium Hol stein heifers, Lee Anderson and Jack Chard; champion Jersey bull, first premium Jersey cow, second premium Jersey heifer, reserve champion dairy bull and first dairy foundation (two females and one male), Deane Hunter; third prem ium Hereford heifer, Marvin Nic- cum: first premium, spotted Pol and China sow and litter and sec ond premium, spotted Poland China gilt, Minard Hart: first premium, Chester White sow and litter, John Toombs; second in dairy showman ship. Deane Hunter and fourth in dairy showmanship, Lee Anderson. Prati island last Thursday vote on selection of a director Railways Development association, Tobler's 3 0 1.000 posite morning. told members of the Nyssa cham and the question of exceeding the ber Ontario Tract. Co. 3 1 .750 During the winter the ferry was six of commerce Wednesday noon per cent limitation In the bud M. I. A. 2 1 .667 torn loose by the heavy flow of ice get. J. L. Herriman is the only in Carl's Doll House that Malheur Waggoner Motor 2 2 .500 and was later found about 14 miles candidate for the position of di county needs out a pro Adrian Lions 0 3 .000 down-stream. After rather exten rector, who will toe elected for a gram in which to it work can have row Western Corr. Co. 0 3 .000 sive preparations, Towne and Hand term of five years. crop production and still maintain Tiie Waggoner Motor company how they could best tow The school board asks the right soil fertility. softball team opened last Thurs- decided the ferry. With Towne’s boat next exceed the six per cent limitation "The soil was heavily cropped uay's softball tripleheader with a 15 to the ferry and Hand's boat in to the war and we need to turn by $73,251.38 Of this amount, $50,- during to 10 triumph over the Adrian the lead, the two men covered the 000 more to pastures and forage crops", is for the new building and Lions. distance in 15 hours actual travel Mr. Jarvis said. Having mure is the additional sum pastures Waggoner scored seven runs in ing time, but spent other hours on $23,251.38 to operate the school dur livestock." means we must have more the first inning to coast to a win the project. They were accom needed ing the coming year. The Vale American Legion junior over the hard-trying Adrian squad. panied by Eddie Powell and Louis Mi. Jarvis, formerly of Ontario To vote, a person must have been discussed baseball team handed the Nyssa Church Landreth hit a double and Beck rode the distance on registered the former Malheur 30 days prior to the County Development juniors their first defeat of the a home run to spark the Waggoner Tuttle. the ferry. association, Richard V. Wilson, agriculture election and be a resident of the whose name was later changed season Tuesday night to scramble attack. Lloyd Wilson and Ander Because of being dry for so long, district. to instructor in the Nyssa high school, the league standings in the Mal son also made two hits for the the ferry leaked badly when the the highway and industrial de announced that the second annual heur county division. The score winners. Lane Barker and M. Tol- trip was first started and nearly velopment committee. He said this Snnke River Valley F. F. A. Fat was 4 to 2. man each made two hits for the sank. The men towed it to shore SAFETY GROUP TO organization has not been very show and sale will be held The visitors on the Nyssa field lasers. and baled it out before proceeding. lately, although there is Stock GIVE CERTIFICATES active at the countv fairgrounds at On scored their four runs on 13 hits In the second game of the even The boatmen used 65 gallons of plenty of work to be done for Monday, June 20. passed out by Nyssa's pitcher. Wil ing, Tobler's Feed and Fuel took gasoline In the retrieving oper The Nyssa safety council voted highways, industries and schools. tario All animals shown and sold at son. Bowen played a stellar role over the top spot in the league by ations. "I would like to see this com at a meeting held June 13 to order mittee make an effort to bring in the sale will come from the home in Nyssa's efforts by making defeating the previously unbeaten 1000 "man-to-man agreement" and more industries to utilize the re tarm projects of vocational agri Nyssa's only two hits and bring Ontario Tractor company by a lop 1000 "dad-to-daughter agreement" sources we have in this area" Jarvis culture students in the Snake Riv ing in both of its runs. With Wil sided 16 to 3 score in six innings. certificates for distribution in the said. er valley. Schools that will be son on base, Bowen drove out a Moore led Tobler's team with two community. are Parma, Nyssa, On home run in the first inning ana singles and a double. M. Hartley paid tribute to Rich represented These certificates are agreements ard Mr. V. Jarvis tario, Adrian, Weiser, Vale, later registered a single. held the losers to five hits. Peter of Nyssa for the suc Wilder, Emmett Nampa, between father and son and fath cess he Wilson and Frultland. Following Nyssa’s two-run effort, son hit a triple for the losers. is making as agriculture Approximately 15 fat steers, 35 and daughter, granting per Patrick of Vale held the Nyssa The final game was a non More than 125 youngsters have er in the Nyssa high school. fat tiogs and 30 fat lambs have mission for the son or daughter to instructor batters hitless for the rest of the league contest between M. I. A. and signed whose headquarters been consigned to the sale. All up for the recreation pro- ' drive the familj*aiilufnobile. These are Mr. in Jarvis, game, with the exc— '. n of Bow the B and SB team of Parma. The gram that Omaha, introduced LeRoy animals was started in the city | agreements list eight safety rules will be placed according en's biniiie. Patrick struck out 12 M. I. A. easily won over the Parma park this week the auspices which the driver agrees always to Fuller of Boise, Union Pacific agri to commercial grades before sale batters. Vale scored one run in team by a score of 10 to 1. Lloyd of the school under cultural agent, who said he and district, city and observe. by Wade Wells and J. H. each of the first, second, third and Lewis and Bill Beus limited the B civio clubs. his company has available agri time Khinehurt, Idaho extension service safety council is endeavoring cultural seventh innings. and B's to two hits. Frank Skeen, Instructor Howard Lovejoy has to The bulletins and motion pic men. secure a Red Cross first aid The Vale victory placed Nyssa with two doubles led the 12-hit at He offered to show pictures Bert Anderson and Ellis White three baseball teams and program to be started sometime tures. and Ontario in a tie for the league tack against Tex Wagner, Parma’s organized to the chamber of commerce at expects to organize another one in this fall. Individuals in the com will donate their services as auct leadership. Vale has two defeats pitcher. future date. knothole league. Boys from munity arc requested to take an some ioneers with Clayt Tschirgl and Joe and Nyssa and Ontario one each. The city league will bring in out the A committee was appointed by 8 to 14 years are signing up for active part in this course if one Church acting as ring assistants. If Nyssa defeats Ontario there side teams from Boise, Nampa, baseball. Fred Bracken to con The auction available and the safety council President will start at 8 p. m., Tuesday night of next week, she Caldwell, Ontario and Weiser each Miss Clarice Notheis, who is in is would hearing from any sider plans for a town development with every animal going to the will win the county title, regard week to play the last game against charge of the smaller youngsters, and all appreciate who would be in program, such as bargain days, highest bidder. Mr. Wilson said less of the result of the Ontario- the Nyssa winner of a twilight announced the daily schedule for terested persons dollar days or other sales pro the support of local merchants and participating. Vale game, to be played Friday game, originally scheduled to play the various age groups as follows: Martin in Grigg motions. Members of the com individuals is urged in order to was appointed mittee night of this week. If Vale de the last game. Hamilton Chadderdon, the young livestock producers 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. on Mondays, sorapbook chairman to succeed Ed C. W. are feats Ontario and Ontario beats On this week’s schedule will be Tuesday, Buchner, William Lemon, give of the Snake River valley encour Thursday and Jamison. Nyssa the three teams will be Tobler's Feed and Fuel meeting Friday, 10 Wednesday, Gordon Ray and Ed Knettle. agement in their initial farming olds and older; 1:30 tied. M. I. A. at 7 o'clock; Western Cor- to 2:30 p. year operations. m., 5, 6 and 7 year olds, WORK RESUMED ON Nyssa will play Adrian here at rugator company playing Adrian and The schedule of events for the YOUTHS ATTENDING 6:30 p. m. Saturday of this week. Lions at 8:20 and Ontario Tractor olds. 2:30 to 4 p. m., 8 and 9 year day will toe as follows: All animals SCHOOL BUILDING company playing host to the Weis Activities include baseball, bad SUMMER SESSIONS to be weighed in by 10 a. m.; grad er Consumer co-op in the final minton, tennis, softball, story hour, Work has been resumed by J. ing of animals, 1 p. m. to 2:30 p. NYSSA WILL PLAY contest. Fifty-two members of the 4-H tumbling, folk dancing, group gam H. Wise and Son, contractors, on club in Malheur county left Tues m.; fitting and showing contests, VALE AFTER LOSING In Monday evening’s twilight es, 2:30 p. m.; gaud showmanship, 7:30 the new $500,000 Nyssa school darts and quoits. game, Ontario Tractor company Corvallis to attend the p. m. and auction sale, 8 p. m. Attendance is expected to in building following a lay-off of sev day Class for work TO NAMPA 27 TO 1 squeezed by Waggoner Motor comp crease was started Wednes Everyone is invited to watch the eral weeks. next week following the con and will be continued through afternoon events as well as the clusion of Bible schools now under A crew oi 25 men was working day After losing five games to the any by a score of 6 to 5. 4-H summer school sessions. public sale in the evening. way. Wednesday, with about five of annual three top teams in the Idaho-Ore- Dance Success— June 23. The Malheur county them employed at a gravel wash group gon league, the Nyssa town team The Owyhee Riding club's Sat may go to the coast June 19 HELDT BROS. GIVEN ing plant at Dunaway, where Wise and return will play Vale, co-occupant of the to their homes June 24. night dance at Cow Hollow SNIDER ELECTED purchased gravel from the govern cellar, on the Nyssa field Friday urday hall was a success, with more than TOASTMASTER HEAD ment. Leaders attending with the young WALKS CONTRACT night. persons attending. Musicians sters are Mrs. Threlma Elliot and The city council, meeting Tues The contractors have set up Nyssa lost all of Its five games 100 Mrs. Mae Russell, pianist; Clyde Snider, local attorney, was heavy concrete equipment at the Mrs. R. V. McKinley of Kingman day night, awarded a contract to to Nampa, Weiser and Payette, in were Crocker, violinist, and Ed elected president of the Nyssa building. Kolony. Leeds Bailey, county ex Heldt brothers of Nyssa for extend cluding the 27 to 1 drubbing ad Earl Friel, banjoist Several square Toastmasters tension agent, is in charge of the ing sidewalks in the city from club at a meeting j ministered by Nampa on the Nam dances delegation. were featured during the private walks to the curb and a- held in Brownie's cafe Friday OPTOMETRIST TO pa diamond Tuesday night. Four-H clubbers attending school cross alleys. morning. Mathewson and Hamilton held evening. lr - de the following from the MOVE TO NYSSA Nyssa-Adrian area; Justine Kreag- lie Heldt brothers bid $1078.40. Les Other officers are Ed Knettle, Nyssa batters to two hits Tuesday Planned— W. Stoker of Nyssa bid $1104. vice president; Hamilton Chad- night. Keith Russell, the first man Placing* At the regular drill practice of er, Louis Stam, Avadna Peterson, Dr. Chester Hermann, optom The cost will be paid by the city. secretary-treasurer, an d up in the first inning, made a hit the Owyhee Riding club Wednesday derdon, etrist, arrived in Nyssa Wednes Molly Connaughy, Darlene Bmith, While on the project, Heldt Leslie, sergeant-at-arms. and scored on a double driven out evening. June 22, riders will be James Ronald Peterson, Larry Fivecoal, day to make arrangements to open brothers will also lay sidewalk for The next meeting will be held! toy Ray Rand, new Nyssa outfilder. placed for positions for the exhibi Friday, Frances Feik, Robert Hartley, individuals requesting such work. June 17. At that time the j an office here. tion drill to be given June 23 at regular program will be given, with Dr. Hermann, who served in the Johnny Witty, Irene Jayo, June Softball Double-Header Set— Lila Holmes, Sylvia Jayo, Bookkeeper Moves To Nyssa— the Emmett Cherry festival and George Henneman and Wilton army during the war, was gradu Peterson. Thompson, Kenny Poe's Electric Furnace- horse Ethel Mecham, Elmer Jaques has moved his fam show. Jackson as the speakers, William ated from optometry school at For Jenkfer men will play Tobler’s Feed and Roberts, Maxine Kygar, Jo ily to Nyssa from Weiser. Jaques. Walilert will be topiemaster ana est Grove. His wrfe will move to Wayne Fuel in a double-header softball Visits Here and Spokane— Ed Knettle critic. Each principal Nyssa in two or three months. Dr. ann Price, Jacquelin Smith, Ber- employed by the Owyhee Produce game on the Nyssa field Sunday P. F. Seefield of Harvey, North speaker Price, and route 1, Ontario, company, and his family live in will talk five minutes an.1 Hermann is now looking for office nadine afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock. Dakota has been visiting his neph- the other Beth Markham, Wesley Richmond, the Leo Child house. members each two space. The Fumacemen are in second we. Herman Towne, for a few days. minutes. Artlna and Phyddis Stohler, Elaine place in the Boise league and He accompanied Mr. Towne and Conklin, Lois Hainllne, Virginia i To Salt Lake City— Receive Prizes— Tobler's is leading the Nyssa league. daughters, Mrs Robert Barry of Attend Conference— Mrs. Sam Hartley and Mrs. D Mallet and Tommy Conklin. Mrs. Mary E. Bybee left early Mountain Home and Eveleen of Mr and Mrs. Roland Maw and O. Bytoee were two of the ladies this week with her daughter, Mrs. Return Front Visit— to Spokane, where they vis daughter, Linda, and Mrs. Mitchell who received door prizes at the Return From Trip— LeRoy Bumlngham and Mr. Bitrn- Mr. and Mrs. George McKee went Nyssa Mrs. Towne, who is receiving of Owyhee, left Tuesday morning ladies luncheon held at Sun Valley Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brown have ingham. who have been visiting to Richland, Washington la s t ited in a hospital. They for Salt Lake City to attend the Friday afternoon. The ladies were returned from a 10-day trip to here, for her home in Salt Lake Thursday to visit their daughter treatment M. I. A. conference. Mrs. Maw there with their husbands to at Missouri. They later went to Re- City. Mr. and Mrs. Bumingham and son-ln-lay, Mr. and Mrs. Max returned to Nyssa Sunday. was recently appointed activity tend the Potato and Onion Ship mond to visit and returned home visited their son, Carl, and the Schweizer, and family. They re Here From New York— Bybee brothers and their families. counsellor for the Weiser stake. pers association convention, which Saturday. turned home Sunday. lasted four days. Mrs. Hartley re Mrs. Mary Ruskin and two child- ceived three lovely dishes and Mrs Here From Corvallis— Babies B orn- ren are here from Brooklyn. New Here From Las Angeles— Return From School— for a visit with Mrs. Ruskin's Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Maulhardt Bybee a luncheon set. Mis« Lor Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Holman New arrivals at the Nyssa Nurs Jerry and Gene Bellon, who have York Mr and Mrs. Elmer Clon- of Las Angeles have been visiting raine Fischer was a guest of Nan- arrived here Tuesday from Corval ing home are a son born to Mr. been attending Idaho State college parents. at the Albert Pfeiler home. Mr nette Bybee and Celi^. who were lis, where Mr. Holman is student and Mrs. Wayne Haroldsen June 4 at Pocatello, have arrived at their inger of Sunset valley. Maulhardt, who is manager of the also there with their parents. The at Oregon State ccdlege. Holman The baby weighed 5 pounds, 15 home in Nyssa for the summer va College Students Home— California bank branch in Los group enjoyed a ride on the ski- »as a member of the varsity bask ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman cation. A number of college students Angeles, attended the bankers con lift to the summit of Baldy moun etball squad, which won outstand Reynolds of Parma are the par swtmming in the warm pools, ing honors the past year. ents of a 7 pound, 3'a ounce boy have returned to their homes in vention at McCall. Mrs. Maulardt tain. At Nursing Home— the Ice follies and colorful fire bom June 14 following completion of thlr is a sister of Mr. Phfeiler. Receiving medical treatment at Nyssa works display in the evening. On Former Pastor Vislls— college work. Eveleen Towne. the Nyssa Nursing home are Mrs. year's Thursday evening a buffalo bar Rev. H. J. Oernhardt of La V isits I n B oise— Ann Hermann. Mardi Sallee, Visits Son— Teresa Beranek, and Ophelia Bar- Ellen becue was held at Trail Creek I Orande, former Methodist minister Miss Bonnie Fife was a house- Merrick and Shirley Whit Mrs. Mary Billings of Windsor, cabin. quiz, and the month old baby of Marjorie The buffet dinner served of Nyssa and Mrs. Oernhardt vis guest of Miss Judith Ward of Boise ley have returned from the Eastern Colorado arrived this week for a on the lodge Mr. and Mrs. Joe Madrid terrace was the type ited last Thursday at the home of last week. Oregon College of Education at visit at the home of Mr and Mrs. that most people see only in the Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Main. La Orande. From Oregon State Glea Billings. Mrs. Billings is Olea movies. Sam Hartley Receives Naval Assignment— Undergoes Operation— represented at Corvallis, are Doris Billing's mother. Jerry Crandall will leave Sunday College the Hartley Produce and Bytoee rep Water Users To Meet— Fred Savage underwent a major Marie Sebum. Janet Irving. following a furlough spent at the Beers. resented the Owyhee Produce, here. A membership meeting of the operation Sunday at the Holy Ros Herman, Reed Cottle, John School Picnic Held— home of his parents. Mr and Mrs Harriett ary hospital. Black Canyon Water Users associ annual Sunday School picnic and Tets Okano. From Uni o* The E C. Crandall. Crandall, who re Relk Return Fram Visit— ation will be held in the Plymouth the St Paul's Episcopal church versity of Oregon at Eugene are cently completed the journalism held last Sunday near the Mr. and Mrs. Stan Newman and Slope Community hall Friday, June Here From Boise— Bartholma. David Sarazin was course at the Great Lakes training John river picnic marked the clos family have returned to their home 17. Reports will be given toy the Mrs. Rose Oray of Boise was a and Beth Mitchell. June Savage center, will be stationed In the i has returned from the University ing of The the Sunday school until after visiting relatives in Nampa pumping unit and gravity flow week-end guest of Mrs H E. Col office of public information for the j of Idaho at Moscow. I committeemen lins. fall. 1 last week. Pacific fleet at Pearl harbor. * V ale Noses Out Nyssa Juniors Junior Sale And Show Scheduled 125 Youngsters Sign For Play V City To Vote On Bond Issue For Seven members of the Nyssa vo cational agriculture department ex Fire Department NYSSA FFA BOYS TAKE HONORS AT LIVESTOCK SHOW City Will Be Sprayed; Judge Duncan Re signs Position The city council passed a res olution at its regular meeting Tues- dav night calling for a special el ection on a proposed bond Issue in the amount of approximately $15,- 000 for construction of an addition to the city fire station. If the bond issue is approved, the fire station will be extended to the north for a distance of 18 feet and a second story will be erected. The ground space will be used for the new fire truck to be purchased by the Nyssa Rural Fire Protection district and the second floor will be used by the fire department. No date has been set for the bond election. The council authorized spraying of the town against elm beetle and other insects and placing a dust oiling coat on the unpaved streets. The two projects will be started this month. The councilmen ordered taxi op erators to comply with the orovis- 10 ns of tlie city licensing ordin ance, especially as it pertains to the purchase of liability Insurance. The Eder Hardware company asked for permission to erect a driveway acrass the sidewalk to its parking space alongside the store. The permit was granted. Judge Felton Duncan resigned as city Judge to take charge of the liquor commission agency at Nyssa. Fred Koopman, who has been in charge of the liquor store, will go to Vale the first of the month to make his home. Mrs. Ruby Moore has applied for the position of municipal judge, with the rec ommendation of the Nyssa safety council. The city council has taken no action to fill the vacancy. The council extended a vote of thanks to Judge Duncan for his services. The council received a letter from the Oregon state board of health asking the city to place the sewage disposal plant In operation again. Nyssa is reported to 'be a- buut the only city In the Lower Snake River valley that has made any exempt to properly dispose of .sewage. When replacement ma chinery is again available, the city intends to place the plant in op eration, city officials said. The plant has 'been out of operation for about a year. NYSSA AND ADRIAN BOATS WIN RACES Nyssa and Adrian residents won some important places in the Black Canyon boat regatta held near Em mett Sunday. In tlie class E outboard, 33 H. P. event Bob Webster of Adrian won first and Stanley Hill of Nyssa rural route won second. The race was run in two heats. Webster took third in the class F outboard, 50-60 H. P. race. Dale Garrison of Nyssa won first uid Howard By bee of Nyssa third in the class A inboard, 100 H. P. event. Sandy Patterson of Nyssa won third in the sweepstakes event. The Nyssa boatmen also gave a drill during the regatta. The Nyssa Boat club regatta will be held on the Snake river July 10. The Nyssa boatmen have been asked to give their drill on Wallowa lake July 31. Tlie Adrian regatta will be held August 31. To Attend Summer School— Mrs. Josephine Rlgney will leave Sunday for Portland, where she will attend the University of Or egon summer session. Joins Army Air Corps— Jim Rigney left Boise Tuesday for San Antonio, Texas, where he will be stationed at the army air corps camp. Youth Is llean Krwin— William P. Erwin of Nyssa, who was selected as student battalion commander during his first week of training at the fifth division leaders course at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, was known at Nyssa as Dean Erwin. The youth. 1948 graduate of the Nyssa high school, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Erwin. Attends Meeting— Don Moss went to Salt Lake City Sunday to attend a Firestone meet ing. He was accompanied by his family. Visiting Mister— Mis Mattie Redding of Oakland, California Ls visiting her slstei, Mrs Lena Pounds, In the Clara Beam home. Leave On Vacation— Tlie Grant Rinehart and Finley Shuster families left Tuesday morn ing for a vacation trip to Wallowa lake. Has Tonsilectomy— Celia Carol Bytoee, seven-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bybee, underwent a tonsilectomy Tuesday morning.
