Nyssa gate city journal., August 11, 1949, Image 1

VOLUME XXXXIV ,N0. 31
Tobler’s Will
Battle Ontario
Softball Team
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1949
MALHEUR JERSEY
CLUB WINS TROPHY
FOR SECOND YEAR
JAPANESE ROBBED
OF PICK-UP AND
WATCH AND CASH
The Malheur County Jersey club
has been awarded the Hulburt
trophy for conducting the out­
standing spring Jersey show in the
state during 1949, according to
information received by the secre­
tary of the club, Mrs. Charley
Grider.
The trophy was received at the
Oregon Jersey association picnic at
Oanby Sunday by Rosel Hunter,
president of the Malheur club. Out
of a possible 300 points, the Mal­
heur club scored 283 and Clacka­
mas 281. The trophy, new this
year, was also won by the Mal­
heur club last year. If it wins
again next year, the Malheur club
will gain permanent possession of
the trophy.
Potato Shipping
Records Broken
A t Nyssa Sheds
HOSPITAL FUND IS
SWELLED BY $5.97
CARNIVAL PROFITS
State
Asked To
,
Improve Two O f
Development of a couple of car- |
Nyssa Streets
nival kings and a carnival queen
K. Fukukal, Malheur county
Japanese, was robbed of his pick­
First Game Of Sub-Dis­
up car, a watch and *63 in cash
“ i«* c to r ia iy
City Urged T o Take
by two unidentified Mexicans Tues­ Shipments For July More
trict Play-Off Set
day night between Nyssa and On­
Than Double Those
Steps To Form Side­
With
the
Malheur
Memorial
Hos­
tario.
For Monday Here
Of July, 1948
pital association as beneficiary,
While in Nyssa the Mexicans
walk District
Michael Eastman and Stan Thom­
asked Kukukal to ride to Ontario
The Nyssa city softball champ­
The unusually heavy shipments pson. assisted by Jill Henneman,
with
him
and
the
Japanese
agreed
The city council passed a reso­
ions, Tabler’s Feed and Fuel, will
to the arrangement. When they of potatoes from Nyssa were con­ conducted a carnival in the back­ lution at its regular meeting Tues­
tangle with the Ontario city soft-
were a considerable distance from tinued this week, according to yard at the Eastman home Wed­ day night, asking the state of Ore­
ball
champions,
Hollingsworths’,
Nyssa, the Mexicans pulled a knife figures released by Union Pacific nesday with net proceeds amount­ gon for aid in improvement of
Inc. in a best two-out-of-three
ing to $5.97. Tlie money was duly King avenue (from First street to
and told Kukukal to get out of officials.
game series to determine the
the pick-up. after takiigg his wallet
In July. Nyssa packers shipped submitted to H. H. Miner as a rep­ the highway and Park avenue from
championship of sub-district A of
and watch.
495 cars of potatoes as compared resentative of the hospital associ- the highway west to Eleventh
district No. 10.
street.
The two M exican have not been to 234 cars shipped during July ataiion.
The first game of the series will
With a crowd of approximately
located, but the pick-up was re­ last year.
Tlie highway department was
be played on tihe Nyssa high school
20
participating,
the
carnival
spon­
covered Wednesday morning by city
All previous records were broken
asked to declare these streets quali­
field Monday, August 15 at 8:30.
sors
conducted
a
penny
pitch,
police officers in front of the resi­ August 3 when 67 care of potatoes
fied for reconditioning, repair and
beany flipper, stilts contest, games other improvements out of funds
The second game will be played at
dence of Howard Lo ve joy, who were shipped. Between August
the Ontario softball field near the
'•'■ported the whereabouts of the and 9 427 care were shipped, mak and bike races. They gave candy allocated and made available by
golf course Tuesday night, August
ing a total for the season of 922 prizes and free popcorn.
and through a $250,000 appropri­
The body of Stan Cowins, who machine.
10 at 8r30. If the third game is
The pick-up is owned by Fuk- cars.
ation of state highway revenues
was killed in France August 5,
necessary it will be played at the
Sixty care were loaded Tuesday
for that purpose. The city pledg­
1944, will arrive in Nyssa Saturday ukai’s son, George.
Nyssa field Wednesday, August 17,
and 80 were placed for loading
ed complete co-operation and as­
morning.
Funeral services have
a>;ain at 8:30.
Wednesday.
sistance to the state.
been tentatively set for Sunday
While Nyssa and Ontario are
The potatoes shipped from Nyt-sa
If the project Is approved, the
afternoon at 2:30 in the Nyssa
battling for the sub-district title,
amount to 42 per cent o f the pota­
state will do Its share of the work
The Nyssa baseball team defeat­ Funeral home chapel. Interment
lat Grande and Baiter will be
toes sent from thfe lower Snake
In 1950. The city will do the grad­
fighting for the championship of ed the highly-touted Payette entry will be in the Nyssa .emetery,
river valley.
The Hillsboro entry won the state ing, install the curbing and drain­
in the Idaho-Oregon league on where military services will be
sub-district B.
championship In the American age system and lay the gravel base.
Dates and location of games to the Nyssa field last Friday night conducted by the Nyssa Veterans
Legion junior baseball tournament Tlie state will finish the street
Leaders of nearby towns met SATINETTES AND
be played in the district tourna­ by a score of 4 to 3, but lost to association.
held in Albany by defeating By- with a two-inch asphaltic surface.
with the Nyssa ™<blic safety coun­
ment will be announced following the equally esteemed Nampa Clip­
DAUGHTERS
WIN
erly’s of Portland Tuesday night It will spend a limit of *15,000 on
cil
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
pers
on
the
Nampa
diamond
Tues­
the sub-district series, with the
the project. The city will prob­
in Carl’s Doll 'House Monday night
SOFTBALL GAMES by a score of 11 to l , leaving ably
plan being to start the play-offs day night o f this week by a count FINAL BASEBALL
do its share of the work this
Portland In the runner-up position
to
formulate
plans
for
the
organ­
of
14
to
2.
August 18 and complete them by
GAMES PLAYED IN
fall, If the project is approved.
ization of a Malheur county safety
The Farmers Daughters downed and Vale In the third spot.
Nyssa's pitcher. Bishop, allowed
Saturday, August 20. All sub-dis­
The council passed a new traffic
In winning the championship
trict play-off games ¡will be seven only six hits, all scattered, last RECREATION LEAGUE council. Out-of-town safety rep­ the Nyssaettes 27 to 8 and the game, Hillsboro avenged an earlier ordinance, including all city traffic
resentatives Included Juc^e M. A. Satinettes won from the Nyssa
inning affairs and all district play­ Friiday night as Payette made
regulations. The counctlmen chang­
The baseball schedule conducted Biggs of Vale, Clarence Vogt of Dentists 12 to ill In a double- 9 to 8 defeat administered by ed the parking time limit from
off games will be nine inning con­ two runs in the sixth and one run
in the ninth frame.
With the as a part of the city recreation the Ontario Lions club, Geoige header in the girls softball pro­ Byerly’s.
tests.
Vale won third place In the two hours to one hour on Main
Nyssa's probable starting bat­ bases loaded in the second, fifth program during the summmer was Carlson of Vale, industrial acci­ gram at the rodeo grounds M on­ tournament by winning one game street between First and Third
dent
commission
representative, day night.
tery Monday evening will be T om ­ and sixth innings, 12 runners
streets and established a 10-mlnute
concluded with a game played be­ and Dr. F. O. Graeber, county
Batteries for the Farmers Daugh­ and losing two.
my Holman, pitching, and Hugh "died" on base.
parking limit In front of the post
The
Vale
Squad,
a
Malheur
coun­
fore
a
fair-sized
crowd
on
the
health
officer.
ters
were
Pan
Mayeda,
pitcher,
In the third inning, Shortstop
Tobler, catching.
Other Tofoler
office and for half a block on the
ty
all-star
team,
lost
to
Hillsboro
high
school
field
Wednesday
night.
In
his
talk
to
the
group.
Dr.
and
Ida
Finley
and
Virginia
Feed and Fuel softball players are Pyne knocked a home run deep
In the Thumper league's three Graeber said that accident pre­ Cleaver, catchers, and for the 2 to 4 Saturday, August 6 In their west side of First street next to
Tom Moore, Blair Hendricks, Rich­ into left centerfleld with no one
innings,
Danny G iron’s team de­ vention is the greatest need in the Nyssaettes, Janila Haney, pitcher, first game of the tournament. tlie post office. The ordinance al­
on
base.
The
next
man
up,
Hague,
ard Wilson, Mark Hartley, Calvin
feated
David
Patch's team by a prevention of childhood deaths. and Ruth Palmer, catcher. Jean Vale defeated Drain 4 to 3 Sun­ lows angle parking on Good av­
first
baseman,
singled:
Bishop
Wilson, Bob Church, Ron Smith,
day, eliminating Drain, which had enue between First and Second
Charles Short, Gene Bellon, Walt­ grounded out, advancing Hague to score of 14 to 3. Batteries were He stated that in the past 19 years Blakesley. Nyasaette second base- been defeated by Portland the first streets. This area will be marked
er McPartland, Gerry Baker and second, and Metis was hit by the Giron and Tyler for Danny’s team death from childhood diseases had man, knocked out a home run in day. The Portland entry, Byer- as an angle-parking section.
Fred Norman. Two other players pitcher, putting a man on first and Smith and Wakefield for decreased as much as 90 per cent the fifth inning.
The ordanlnance makes It unlaw­
while accident deaths in the age
In the second game (Monday ley’s eliminated Vale from the
from the city league teams will and second. Shaffer reached first Patch's outfit.
The larger boys, members of the group from 1 to H had decreased evening, Ib n a Pearson, pitcher, tournament by winning Monday ful to ride a bicycle on the side­
probably be added to the Tobler on a pitcher’s error, advancing
walk
on Oood avenue. Bower ave­
night In 12 innings by a score of
aggregation before the tournament Hague, who scored on an error by Knothole league, played five in­ only 13 per cent since 1980. Car homered for the Sugarettes in the 5 to 4.
nue and Main street from the
nings.
A
team
headed
by
Savage
accidents
are,
by
far,
the
largest
second
frame.
Batteries
were
Vir­
the catcher.
During this time,
is started.
Portland scored a run In the 12th east side o f of the underpass to
Metts went to third and scored on defeated Larry Voughn’s team, killer of boys'and girls today, said ginia Cecl and Ezma Pearson and Inning to win the victory. Vale, the highway.
headed
by
Don
Patch
In
the
ab­
Dr.
Graeber,
who
declared
that
Myrtle
Bartholoma
for
the
Satin­
a wild pitch.
Bernard Frost and Postmaster
trailing 4 to 1, rallied In the final
Metts scored another run in the sence of Vaughn, by a score of 14 more motor vehicle deaths are ettes and Ruth Seasons and (Lucille Innings to tie the score in the top Lloyd Lewis appeared before tha
to
1.
Batteries
were
Patch
and
caused
by
male
drivers
between
15
Mitchell
and
(Dorothy
Herren
for
sixth, when he went to first on an
of the ninth and force the con­ council urging the city to establish
error and was knocked in by Talbot and Holcomb for Vaughn’s and 20 than any other age group. the Dentists.
a sidewalk improvement district,
team and Savage and Slmainer for
D.\ Graeber stated that undoubt-
There was never more than two test into extra timings.
Glover.
Robert Talbot, Jr., manager of which would cover an ares suf-
ly the cause
this .a., tor vehicle runs between the Sugarettes and
In the fifth inning of the Nampa Savage’s nine.
flclMit to n w t .l h * post office de­
accident rate by the youths could Nyssa Dentists in their contest, the Nvssa junior basdball team and partment's requirements for car­
came.
Shaffer walked,
Wilson
Nyssa merchants who partici­
be contributed to the lack of which was tied in the third, fifth district American Legion baseball rier service in the city.
singled and Syme singled, scoring FUNERAL HELD FOR
chairman, said all of the games
pated in the recent sales promotion
proper education and training of and sixth Innings.
Shaffer. In the seventh Wilson
Lewis and Frost will make a
campaign conducted by the Nyssa
ARDIS G. ELLIBEE how to drive an automobile.
Games scheduled for (Monday were good, with all teams very survey and designate on a map
walked,
Syme
singled
and
Hend­
evenly matched. Two tallies were
chamber of commerce have voted
The
Malheur
county
safety
night,
August
15
at
the
rodeo
ricks grounded out. moving W il­
what sidewalks they think will be
overwhelmingly in favor of holding
Funeral services were held for council decided to hold Its meet­ grounds will be played by the Sug- the most that separated teams required. The conclusions will be
son to third. Wilson scored on a
In any of the contests.
another campaign this fall.
Ardis
Gal
Ellibee
Saturday
after­
ings
the
fourth
Monday
in
each
arettee
verses
the
Nyssaettes
at
wild pitch.
Vale used Hickey on the mound submitted to the city.
With 26 business people voting,
Nampa scored seven runs off noon in the Parma Community month at 8 p. m., alternating in 7:30 and the Farmer Daughters In the first and third games and
25 voted in favor of conducting ad­
church
under
the
direction
of
the
each
town.
versus
the
Nyssa
Dentists.
The
Hague in the first two innings.
ditional sales promotions.
The
Representatives of the Malheur last game should prove to be one Patrick In the second game. Barn­
Syme held Nampa scoreless for L. D. S. church, with Bishop W.
majority of them suggested that four innings, but allowed five hits Lamont officiating. Bishop Han­ county safety council from Nyssa of the highlights at the season es of Vale started In the pitch­
the next campaign be conducted In the seventh for fve runs. Ox- sen read the obituary.
are Ed Knettle, Hamilton Chadder- as the two teams are fighting for er’s box in the second game and
in early fall.
first place. The Farmers Daugh­ piltched two innings before he
W. H. Weber delivered the pray­ don and Alva Goodell.
man finished the game In the box
Relative to the sales promotion for Nyssa, allowing another two er, Glen Burgess sang a solo, “ In
ters will be led by Ida Finley, was relieved by Hickey.
Nyssa boys playing with Vale
campaign, nine said it was excel­ runs.
pitcher, who Is undefeated.
the Oarden o f Tomorrow’, Orion
NEW LINOTYPE TO
Nyssa’s new city band held Its
lent, 12 said it was good and five
The Boise Chicks will play the were Richard Wilson, Jack Bowen
Burgess gave a talk; Wanda Cox
first rehearsal Tuesday night in
fair and two gave no answer.
sang a solo, “Little Pink Rose” ;
BE INSTALLED HERE Farmers Daughters in an exhibition and Floyd Hale.
the veterans hall under the direct­
Twenty-four expressed satisfact­ CANNERY TO START
game, beginning at 8 o'clock to-
Luther Fife delivered a talk; a,
Mother Visits—
ion of Leon Burt.
ion with the way the promotion OPERATIONS FRIDAY quartet
The new model 31 linotype, night at the rodeo grounds.
sang “Sometime
W e’ll
Mrs. Lyda Parker of Spokane is
The band has made arrange­
was handled. There was a great
Talmage | ordered by the publishers of the
Understand”
and
J.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Suitor ments for two public appearances.
variation in the estimated increase
The Idaho Canning company will Johnson of Salt Lake City deliv­ Nyssa Gate City Journal In April, ELMER ELAM OF
and
family.
Mrs.
Parker
is
Mr.
The band will play at the Owyhee
in sales.
Several expressed the
1948, arrived here Saturday for
start operations In its Nyssa fac­ ered a prayer.
County fair at Homedale August
opinion that more prizes of less tory for the 1949 season Friday
PARMA SUCCUMBS Suitor's mother.
O ut-of-town relatives who at­ installation next week.
19 and at the field day program
value, with the exception of the
tended the funeral were Mr. and
The machine, packed in three
morning at 8 o'clock.
Enlists
In
Army—
of
the Western Association of
grand prize, should be given.
Elmer E. Elam of Parma, ma­
The company had intended to Mrs. H. M. Johnson of Nyssa, Mr. pieces weighing 4370 pounds, will
Frank
Calvert,
formerly
of
Nyssa,
Riding
clubs In Boise September
start the factory Monday, but the and Mrs. Alber Kampf of Sacra­ be moved from the Union Pacific chinist, died in the Nyasa Nurs­ has enlisted in the United States 11 .
condition o f the com warrants mento, B. A. Ellibee of Rupert, depot to the newspaper plant Fri­ ing home Tuesday.
ADRIAN REGATTA
Leaders of the band said more
Funeral services will be held in army as a staff sergeant. Calvert,
an earlier start, officials said. Miss Grace Draper of Portland. day morning. A Mergenthaler Lino­
who attended Nyssa sehooLs, en­ brass Instruments are needed.
SET FOR SUNDAY The
quality of the com is reported Mrs. H. S. Barnes o f Rupert, A. H. type company machinist will be the Parma Community church at listed in the navy for six years In
The next practice will be held
Calhoun of Fruitland and Mr. and here Friday or Saturday to erect 10:30 a. m. Saturday, with Rev.
to be excellent.
The Adrian Boat regatta, spon­
the machine. The installation will Stanley Banks officiating. Inter­ March, '1941. He will ire stationed Friday at 8 o ’clock. Anyone in­
Operations were started at the Mrs. Perry Mummert of Boise,
sored by the Adrian Lions club, Payette factory Wednesday morn­
Lorln W. Goates dedicated the require about a week, so that type ment will be in the Parma cem ­ at Oakland, California during his terested is Invited to attend. The
enlistment in the army.
next rehearsal Will be conducted
will be held August 14 at the Snase ing.
grave in the Parma cemetery. The for the paper will not be produced etery.
by Lynn Lawrence.
river bridge at Adrian.
Mr. Elam was born June 7, 1901
Nyssa Funeral home was In charge on the new machine until the week
The program will start at 2 p. To Appear In Recital—
at Pawhuska, Oklahoma and mov­ Attends Children's Camp—
of August 21.
of interment.
Rev. Sterl D. Spelsz spent the
m., with both inboard and out­
ed to Idaho 15 years ago. He is
ONTARIO SQUARE
Miss Phyllis Hadley, daughter of
board races, water skiing, stunts, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hadley, and
survived by hia widow, Elsie of first week of August at Anthony
Visit In Nyi
MAN
IS
ARRESTED
lakes,
assisting in the direction of
DANCE IS PLANNED
drills and exhibition racing by Celia Carol Bybee, daughter o f Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson and Parma, his mother, Mrs. Gladys
4 _____
AFTER ACCIDENT daughter of McGill, Nevada. Mrs. Elam o f Oklahoma Cllty, three a children’s camp sponsored by
professional 'boat drivers.
and Mrs. D. O. Bybee. will appear
section 9 of the Assemblies of Ood.
Callers from Welser, Payette,
The concessions this year will be in a studio dance recital August
A1 Pederson and three daughters sisters and one brother.
Splendid weather prevailed as ap­ Boise, Nampa. Fruitland, Caldwell
handled by both the Boy Scouts 18 at Boise. The girls will wear
Frank Gonzales of Nyssa was ar­ of Pocatello, Idaho, and Moroni
proximately 100 youngsters and and Ontario will participate in the
and Girl Scouts.
red satin Chinese costumes, trim­ rested by city polllce officers Sun­ Heiner of Ogden were visitors last County P. T. A. To Meet—
A meeting o f the Malheur County sponsors enjoyed Bible classes, fLsh- street square dance in Ontario Sat­
med with gold sequins. They will day evening on a charge of reck­ week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Parent-Teacher aaaoclalllon will be lng, boating, games and other rec­ urday night, August 20 under di­
Here From Klamath Falls—
do both tap and ballet numbers. less driving following an accident Llodyd Lewis.
Several Nyssa children rection of the Wagon Wheel Club
held in the high school building reation.
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Hadley Miss Hadley and Mrs. D. O. Bybee, involving automebiiles driven by
of Ontario.
in Vale Saturday, August 13 from attended.
and daughter, Judy, of Klamath who are taking a teacher's course Gonzales and Fred Beverlin of Attend Baker Picnic—
The street square dancing Is an
Falls visited over the week-end from
^ the Travelstead
___________________
Mrs. Vernena Beam attended a 10 until 3 p. m. At the morning
School of Wilder on highway 20 at the in­
activity of the merchants of O n­
picnic in the park at Baker Sun­ session there will be reports from Bov Injured In Fall—
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed I o anc|ngi ,pian to re-open the La’- tersection of Bower avenue.
Oerry Bybee, son of Mr. and tario under the direction o f the
the chairmen of all the county
Gonzales, suffering from slight day for relatives and friends.
Ja iM »n . Mrs. Jamison and Mrs p,.awn school of Dancing In Nyssa
committees. The chairmen of the Mrs. S. P Bybee, suffered a frac­ Wagon Wheel clUb, a local square
Hadley are sisters.
f an
head injuries, was taken to Nyssa
committees of local unit* are ask­ ture of the right hip Sunday a f­ dancing organization.
justice court. The case was con­ Here From Baker—
A program of 21 dances has been
ed to attend this meeting to meet ternoon when he fell from an apple
Mrs.
Vernon
Toole
of
Baker
Is
tinued
until
the
return
of
Judge
Ohio Visitors Here—
Hall Improved—
Members of
square
tree while playing with his cousins arranged.
with
the
county
chairman.
A
visiting
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Don
M.
Graham
from
his
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rolfe of
Members of the Rebakah and
special program has been prepar­ at the home o f W. A. Bvbee. Oerry, dancing clubs from all of the
Officers said Gonzales started to Mrs. Thomas Jones.
Salina, Ohio visited three days last Odd Fellows lodges have been
ed for the Saturday meeting with who is 11 years old. Is receiving neighboring towns and many spec-
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. cleaning and repairing the I. O. O. make a left turn and pulled his
are expected to attend the
Art Smith and Dr. Fred Graeber treatment at his home. He will
Robert Wilson. Mr. Rolfe and Mr. F. hall. The women have clean­ car directly into the path of Bev- Paint Parking Stalls—
A state highway painting crew as speakers. There will be special be confined to Ms bed for six to dance, which will be started at 9
Wilson were in the service together ed the hall and the men have erlln’s machine, causiing a head-
p. m. Music will be furnished by
on collision.
Beverlln’s car was painted parking stalls on Main music and readings at the after­ 10 weeks.
during the war.
refinished the floor*.
________________ a__
Hum's orchestra of Welser.
said to have been damaged to the street between First and Third noon meeting. The members of
streets today
The craw was as­ the Vale P. T. A. will serve a Burns Resigns Job—
extent o f *183.
Picnic To Be Held—
Summer Festival S e t -
Bob Bums has relinquished his Colorado Picnic Held—
sisted by city employe*. Traffic chicken lunch at noon. All mem­
A picnic will be held Sunday at
Plans have been completed for
More than 100 former residents
was kept off the street for a few bers of the local P. T. A .’s, as mail messenger contract, carrying
the city park for members of the the L D. 8. second ward sum- Attends Coaching School—
well as the local and county offic­ mail to and from the post office of Colorado gathered Sunday for a
Howard Lovejoy, Nyssa high hours.
Methodist
Sunday
school
and mer festival to be held August 12,
Colorado
picnic in the Nyssa park.
ers are Invited to attend the meet­ and the railroad station. Appli­
church. Those attending are ask­ beginning at 7 p. m , in the L. D , school athletic coach, ts attending
ing.
At the executive meeting cation blanks and Information may Former Coloradoans of Nyssa. Vale,
On
Camping
T
r
ip
-
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the
Idaho
state
high
school
coach­
ed to furnish a basket I uim A i and S. church. The pitolic Is invited
Richard V. Wilson, high school held on Tuesday evening In On­ be Obtained from Lloyd Lewis, Ontario and Nampa attended the
table service. A cold drink and to attend the festival, which will ing school at Boise this week. He
Softball was enjoyed
Closing date gathering.
agriculture
Instructor, left early tario at the home of Mrs. W. L. Nyssa postmaster.
will
leave
this
week-end
for
Island
feature the summer activities of
ice cream will be furnished.
Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles of bids will be Wednesday, August following the picnic lunch. Mrs.
the children.
Groups will rep­ City. Idaho to spend a two-weeks this morning with several of hia Witty were announced as new 17.
C. H. Bennet was elected president
resent the Indians and residents vacation with his family, who will p f . a . boys on a camping and members of the county executive
Rabies Born In Hospital—
of the group for the coming year,
return
to
Nyssa
with
him
for
the
i
fishing
trip
to
the
Wallowa
of
the
Islands
of
the
Pacific,
the
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Savage
and Mrs. A Chadwick, secretary-
Chest X -Rays Planned—
committee.
mountains
They
were
accomp­
opening
of
school.
Scandinavian
countries
and
the
of Nvssa, a son, August 6, to Mr
Mrs. Charles P Flegel, county treasurer. The meeting was the
anied by Dennis Patch, principal
and Mrs. Bill Hamilton of Nyssa, British isles in song and dance.
chest x-ray survey chairman and first of the group since 1942.
and Lynn I>awrence, music in- Picnic Scheduled—
a daughter, August 4 to Mr and The children's summer work will be Here From Washington—
Former residents of North and secretary of the Malheur County
Mr and Mrs. George Mosher and j structor of the Nyaaa high school.
Mrs
Dudley Kurtz of Newell j exhibited.
Also Included on the
South Dakota will hold their an­ TB and Health association and | Returns From Prinevllle—
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Heights, a son. August
6 _ and
to program
will be Claud Willson and Mrs Hathaway o f Everett, Wash-
Lile
returned
home
nual picnic at lakevlew park In Dr. Fred O. Graeber, county health | Thomas
Mr and Mrs Sam Parks, a daugh- | hLs dancing dolls, accordian ael- ing ton visited at the Joe Bellon Nyssa Nursing H
Bom August 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Nampa Sunday. August 31. Coffee officer, announced today that the Tuesday from Prinevllle. where lie
| ections and comical readings Re home Tuesday. The visitors, for-
ter, August 7.
annual chest x-ray survey for Mai- ' had been working,
freshments will be typical of the mer friends of the Bellon fam ily., Irvin Rider of N yaa. a boy, weigh­ and Ice cream will be served.
heur county will be held from Sep-
" -
ing 7 pounds. 6 ounces: August 5
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food eaten by persona represented were en route to Denver.
Speaks
Church—
tember 10 to September 28 Dates Visit Parents—
to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Scott Here From Je reme—
"Rev Attwood Foster, dtstrlct sup- on the program. The proceds will j
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of
survey
for
the
various
towns
j
Mr
and
Mrs.
Jack
Duniway
are
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Warden tpent
of Nyssa, a boy, weighing 9 pounds.
erintendent of the Assemblies of be placed in the church building pioneers Will Mrct—
the week-end at the home of Mr will be announced at a later date visiting at the home of Mr. and
The
Malheur
County
Pioneer
as-
8
ounces:
Augurt
7
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
God. Oregon district, was guest fund
I when definite schedules have been Mrs. J P. Duniway and Mr. and
sociatlon win meet August 28 in Filbert Points o f Nyaaa a boy. and Mrs LeAfont Fife Karen
speaker Friday August 5 at the As-
and Anna Mae Fife, who
have arranged
Mrs. Flegel
and Dr Mrs. Jim Young o f Fruitland.
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vale
for
their
annual
observance
weighing
t
pounds,
6
ounces,
and
sembly of Ood church. Rev Foster Returns From Alaska—
spent the summer with Mr
and Graeber join In requesting united Mr. and Mrs Jack
Duniway will
Mrs
E.
C.
Crandall
returned
last
of
Pioneer
day.
All
pioneers
of
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
Joe
Gallegos
recently attended a world-wide
-vssr ~ '
Nyssa W ins And
Loses Contests
H
Vale Wins 3rd
In State Meet
Malheur Safety
Council Planned
Sales Campaign
In Nyssa Liked
City Band Holds
First Rehearsal
fr,eiMto *re s
*
w ‘t hl n€ • poundI
as*.
w ‘ rd,n
retumed
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