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VOLUME XXXXIV
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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 22 . 1949
TWO SECTIONS—TEN PAGES
Completion Of Memorial Hospital Is Assured
Period
Tons Of Baled
Bulldogs To Play
Contributions
Auction Sale Of Vacation
1500 Treats Are 30 Ilay
Of Schools Will
Lost In Fire Final Week Of
Prairie City Anti
Run For 10 Days Given Children
On C. Seburn Farm Christmas Rites
Adrian Hoop Teams To Reach Over
L. D. S. Reported
A 50- ton stack of baled hay was
The Christmas vacation for
The Nyssa Bulldogs will play only
$100,000 Mark
Closing
Sunday
As Successful children
destroyed by fire on the Carl Se­
By
Santa
Claus
of the Nyssa schools will
one
basketball game durli^j the
burn
farm
west
of
Nyssa
Sunday
start Friday afternoon of this week
Christmas vacation. Coach Howard
with a loss of a approxi­
W ork On Hospital Build-
stated Wednesday.
and will continue until Tuesday, Older Youngsters Guests night,
mately $1000.
School Program Given; Lovejoy
The Bulldogs will meet the strong in«; To Be Resumed
January 3. This plan will be gen­
Nyssa
Fire
Chief
Frank
Morris
City outfit on the Nyssa
other firemen went to the Churches Announce Prairie
erally followed throughout the Of C Of C And Eagles and
floor
Wednesday,
December 28. The
Soon As Possible
scene
of
the
blaze,
but
could
do
county.
At Picture Show
Plans
preliminary game will be opened
nothing
to
halt
the
flames
be­
The last Christmas program of
at
7
p.
m.
of lack of equipment. How­
At the conclusion of reports of all
Following a successful auction the season will be given by the high An estimated 1500 youngsters and cause
week marked the beginning The Prairie City school is a small committees,
ever, about two tons of the hay of Last
the board of directors
sale held last Saturday, the second school
B
school,
but
has
an
impressive
hundreds
of
parents
swarmed
into
Christmas
observances
and
holi­
was
reported
to
have
been
saved
club and orchestra in
of the Malheur Memorial Hospital
ward of the L. D. S. church will the high glee school
record
in
games
played
with
A
by
neighbors
and
firemen.
the
Nyssa
business
section
last
Sat­
day
festivities,
which
are
being
announced today that
building Friday at urday to witness the 1949 arrival The new fire truck of the Nyssa
continue its campaign to raise
In Larry Pryse, Prairie City association
the financial campaign has been so
conducted in schools, churches and teams.
p. m. The public is invited to of
money to complete its new chape! 2 attend.
has
one
of
the
outstanding
prep
Santa
Claus
and
partake
of
the
Rural
Fire
Protection
district,
successful the contractor will be
on Alberta avenue with a series A large crowd attended the pro­ hospitality of the Nyssa chamber which will be used in fighting homes all during this week and basketball players in the state.
authorized to complete the con­
of four entertainments at the Nyssa gram given by the four upper grad­ of commerce and Eagles lodge. rural fires, has not arrived here which will culminate in the cele­ Tonight, Just before the opening struction
of the building at the ear­
theater next week.
bration
of
Christmas
in
homes
and
at
the
Christmas
vacation,
the
yet,
but
is
expected
about
the
first
Santa
Claus
arrived
on
Main
liest possible date. The total con­
of the elementary school last street on a float, also occupied by of the year.
A two and one-half hour Show es
Bulldogs
will
play
Adrian
on
the
churches
Sunday.
tributions in the supplemental
in the gymnasium. The the Nyssa municipal band, which
will be given each afternoon for nii’ht
The upper grades of Nyssa grade Adrian floor.
campaign are expected to reach
was divided into three played Christmas songs and other
four days beginning December 26. program
Then,
Just
following
the
vacation,
school
presented
their
annual
100
Voyage of the Wee
The picture entertainment the first ! parts—••The
Christmas program Wednesday of January 3, two Bulldog teams, 100
After Santa Claus
At
the final dinner meeting at­
Red Cap”, fifth grade; •'Bob numbers.
day will feature Errol Flynn in Crotchifs
this
weak.
The
high
school
stud­
Baker
and
Nyssa,
will
meet
on
shook hands <wlth and talked to
tended
by 85 volunteer workers In
Dinner”, sixth many
••Robin Hood", a technicolor film. I grade, and Christmas
ents
will
enjoy
a
special
Christ­
the
Nyssa
floor.
children, he was taken to
the
Masonic
hall tonight, Jacob
Story cd the Other the gymnasium,
A short comedy and cartoon will Wise Man, “The
mas
program
presented
by
the
high
where he was Erection of street signs and a school orchestra and chorus.
Fischer,
president
of the hospital
junior high school.
also be shown.
given an opportunity to converse survey for numbering houses in At the Church at the Nazarene,
association, reported that the build­
The pictures that will be shown
with
hundreds
of
tiny
tots,
who
ing will be furnished and equipped
the other three days have not been
are expected to be complet­ the young people will present a
really believed in receiving Christ­ Nyssa
In order that the hospital may be
determined. The ward may ar­
Christmas pageant, “The Gift Mag­
ed
this
week,
according
to
City
mas
presents
from
jolly
old
St.
as soon as possible for the
range a stage entertainment in
nificent”, Friday evening at 8 o’­ A statement made by Charles opened
Manager
E.
K.
Burton
and
Lions
Nick
by
way
of
the
north
pole.
reception of patients.
addition to the picture show on
clock.
The
children’s
program
will
Club
President,
Tom
Seppich.
Reynolds
of
La
Grande,
state
high­
With
the
assistance
of
several
________
"We hope that all who are in a
the last day, according to W. J.
signs, affixed to the be given during the Sunday school way commissioner, to a delegation position
Santa Claus gave treats top The of steel
so will pay their sub­
Beus, who is in charge of the affair. The volunteer service organlz- to helpers,
and church hour Sunday morning. of Malheur county residents in La scriptions to in do full
steel
posts,
are
finished
in
the
children
as
they
passed
in
at this time”, Mr.
Bishop H. D. Christensen an­ 1 ation formed at the conclusion of line around the gymnasium.
At the Christian church Friday Grande Monday that this county Fischer said. “This
baked
enamel
with
a
white
back­
advance pay­
nounced Wednesday that with the the first Malheur Memorial hos­ Youngsters beyond the "tiny tot” ground and black lettering.
evening, a program will be given by will receive its share of new high­ ment will enable the board
to meet
sale of fertilizer contributed for the pital campaign in 1947 welcomed stage, went to the Nyssa theater, In Che residential section, city the Bible school, in which all of way construction was followed payments on contracts as they
auction last Saturday, the net pro­ the workers of the present hospital where they were guests of the employes dug 134 post holes in 20 the classes will Join in presenting Wednesday by announcement by due. To those who can only come
pay
ceeds will probably reach about campaign Wednesday as members chamber .of commerce and Eagles hours. The men dnj each hole to the Christmas story.
state highway commission in their subscriptions in Installments, a
$12,000. The commercial fertilizer, of the area organization and laid at a picture show featuring “Trail a considerable depth with a post- At the pariah hall, the members the
Portland that a contract had been notice will be sent at an early date
amounting to about 80 tons, will plans for special committee assign­ the Yukon". The 700 children hole digger affixed to a tractor and families of St. Paul's Episcopal issued
to C. E. Leseberg of Nyssa asking for the payments on install­
be sold to farmers at private sale. ments to safeguard the work ac­ of
church
will
Join
in
a
Christmas
and
finished
the
holes
in
about
one
the show were given treats as minute. Along the concrete side­ party complete with treats and a for grading and surfacing six miles ments.
The fertilizer was not sold be­ complished in the present and prior at
left the theater.
of highway 30 from Ontario to "Although the total objective for
cause of the lateness of the hour. money-raising campaigns. This they
Claus Saturday evening.
walks on Main street the work was Santa
One hundred treats among the not
Plant hill north of On­ the supplemental campaign was not
In addition to the money expected organization will cooperate with 1500
On Sunday morning at the As­ Pumping
so easy.
distributed
to
the
children
at
quite reached, the board of direct­
to be derived from sale of the the women’s auxiliary that has the theater and gymnasium con­ Mr. Burton said the approxi­ sembly of God church the Sunday tario.
Leseberg's bid for the work was ors and special committees of the
fertilizer, the sale netted approx­ been doing such excellent work tained certificates entitling the mate cost of the signs was $1500. school and worship services will approximately
The Nyssa volunteer workers are working on
imated $9,500, which will be added during the past 18 months, leaders owners to small prizes given by The Lions club members volunteer­ be combined in presenting the man was also $196,000.
awarded
a contract plans for additional financing to
said.
to the chapel building fund.
ed to make the survey for number­ Christmas message in sor^ and for a $132,000 road project
Nyssa
business
firms.
on the assure the opening of the hospital
By
a
rising
vote
the
workers
The estimate of the building cost
ing of houses and have completed recitation.
Lawen-Crane
section
of
a
secon­ at the earliest possible date”.
showed
their
appreciation
for
the
At
the
Methodist
church
Sun­
of the church structure is >129,000.
the work except for two vacant
dary
state
highway
in
the
Bums "When the hospital Is completed,
volunteer
service
given
at
cam­
day
morning,
the
adult
choir
will
without furnishings. The organ­
blocks. Mr. Seppich said numb­
the especially designed contageous
section.
sing
two
Christmas
anthems,
“The
ization, which is paying for the paign luncheons by the women of
ers have been allocated accord­ Birthday of a King”, with Leon Projects now planned for Mal­ disease
and polio section will be a
work as it progresses, has spent various organisations cooperating
ing to the numbering system and
great
blessing
to the people of this
heur
county
during
1950
include
Burt
as
soloist,
and
Jesu
Bam­
approximutel. "70,000 on the build­ with the Malheur Memorial Hos­
occupant of "Jje houses will be bino”, with Hugh Tobler as soloist. Ontario to the Payette Junction section of eastern
Oregon and west­
ing. Church ftt-jefs hope to start pital Women's auxiliary. The
notified
of
theTr
numbers.
Notices
Idaho”, stated Dr. L. A. Mauld-
(awarded to Leseberg): Ontario to ern
At the L. D. 8. church, a special Carlo
using the building by late spring. women were under the leadership
will
probably
be
mailed
within
the
Junction and Cairo Junction lng, health officer
Although the crowd at the auc­ of Mrs. Bernard Frost, chairman
next week. Property owners and Christmas programs will be given to Nyssa,
whole-hearted response of
Garrison corner south "The people
during the morning services.
tion was not very large, everything for all the meetings.
renters
will
be
expected
to
remem­
in memorial hospital
of Nyssa, the Folly farm section in the
was sold by the auctioners, W. L. The women of the following or­
ber their numbers and start using Faith Lutheran church will give southern
financing
backs
the opinion of the
Malheur
county,
and
Ore­
Lane of .Nyssa and James Olin of ganizations served: two groups Uniform Fund Benefit them on their correspondence. a Sunday school program Christ­ gon's share of bridges over the doctors, and many health author­
Lebanon, who donated their serv­ from the Methodist church; two
After the numbers have been re­ mas eve at 8 o'clock, and a Christ­
that there is a public demand
river at Payette and Weiser. ities
ices for the sale. The auction, groups from the L. D. S. church; Sponsored By Nyssa ceived, the Lions club will prob­ mas day service at 11 a m. Sunday. Snake
for
adequate
hospital protection in
Reynolds
said
this
work
will
cost
No Sunday school will be held approximately $1335,000.
except for the sale of livestock and Episcopal guild; Eagles auxiliary;
order
to
prevent
unnecessary loss of
ably
leave
a
master
list
at
the
city
Municipal
Band
Christmas day.
machinery, was held in the recre­ Christian church; Catholic church;
life,” stated Dr. J. J. Sarazin.
hall,
where
interested
persons
may
Commissioner
Reynolds
said
he
Catholic church plans to would ask for a survey to study “It has been a great tnsplriatlon
ation hall. The women of the Civic club; Nu-Acres Farmerette
their numbers free of charge. The midnight
T h e newly-organized Ny s sa secure
club and Riding club.
mass Christmas eve. the complete remodeling of the to see the selfless spirit of the 90
church served lunch at noon.
Erection of the street signs and hold
municipal
band
presented
a
lot
of
Confessions
will be heard Friday highway
Mrs.
Bernard
Frost,
ohatrman
Bishop Christensen said “We
volunteer workers In this present
numbering
of
houses
are
parts
of
from Nyssa to Adrian. campaign”,
new talent In an entirely new way a coordinated plan to secure letter night from 8 to 10 o'clock and Sat­ The Malheur
wish to thank the merchants for of waitresses, and the following during
stated Fred Bracken,
delegation general chairman
first music festival, carrier service in Nyssa. The post- urday afternoon from 3 to 4 o'clock. was disillusioned county
of the organiz­
their fine co-operation, especially women served at noon-day lunch­ which was its held
hopes for ation. ''The dally attendance
in the gymnasium office department will provide A children's Christmas party will a state secondary on road its program
the
those not of our faith, and also eons: Mrs. Wesley Browne. Mrs. last Saturday night
in
a large carrier service when the city meets be held Friday night at 8 o'clock. this county. Mr. Reynolds explain­ workers and their enthusiasm of cer­
those who belong to the church. J. L. Church, Kathryn Crandall, crowd of adults and before
children.
Regular mass will be held at 9:30 ed that the secondary highway tainly has a spiritual basis."
We asked the people at the auc­ Mrs. A. Chadwick, Mrs. Ruth With the gymnasium
in dark­ certain requirements.
Sunday morning.
Chadd, Mrs. Sidney Walker, Mrs.
of the board of direct­
tion to patronize all local businesses E.
had been abandoned be­ ors “In and behalf
H. Fleshman, Mrs. Anderson, ness. the program was opened with
The Independent Baptist Mission program
the members of the volun­
In order to create a better feeling
cause
only
about
half
of
the
funds
will hold a special Christmas ob­ needed for the state's share were teer workers of this organization
C. E. Wemick, Mrs. Robbins, the band playing "Showboy” and
in the community and help our own Mrs.
Mrs. Coleman, Miss Zwemke, Mrs. the band's majorettes giving a
servance 8unday morning during actually available.
we thank all the people of this
institutions."
the worship hour.
W. E. Schireman, Mrs. Ted Morgan, demonstration of lighted baton
area who have cooperated, in this
The
commissioner
recommended
Jr., Mrs. A. C. Sallee, Mrs. Frank twirling. As the lights were switch­
present and the past money-rais­
an
educational
program
.to
cope
Farm ers’ Co-op
campaigns, by subscribing money
Morgan, Sr.. Norma McKimmy, ed on, the bandsmen appeared in The principal officers of the Auxiliary Starts
with the problem of truck over­ to ing build
this hospital. Their service
Ethel Crawford, Ethelwyn Sarazin, their new red and white uniforms, Malheur County Jersey Cattle club
Issues Patrons’
loading.
He
said
allocation
of
high­
seated
on
the
stage
before
a
silver
will mean much to the life and
Marjorie Eastman, Mrs. L. P
were
elected
at
the
annual
meet­
Equipm
ent
Project
way
funds
to
one
or
two
counties
background,
bearing
the
words
of all who live in this com­
Ruth Bybee, Virginia By­
Refund Checks Thomas,
ing of the organization in the
had been discontinued entirely be­ health
City Band".
munity," stated Clyde Snider, chair­
bee, Fern Kessler, Emma Kessler, •Nyssa
women's club house in Ontario American Legion auxiliary unit cause
officers
and
courts
refused
The
first
dancing
number
of
the
man
of
general organization.
Mrs.
Olen
Petersen,
Mrs.
Williams,
The Farmers’ Supply co-operative
No 79 of Nyasa is starting its sec­ tc co-operate in the attempt to "The the
amount of money raised
Bill Beus, Mrs. Ann Beus, highly varied program was a Tuesday.
Rosel
Hunter
was
elected
as
of Ontario and Nyssa is distributing Mrs.
ond
annual
campaign
to
purchase
stop
abuse
of
roads
through
the
Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Mary Thomas, routine by the Nyssa Taperettes, president for his fourth term and needed equipment for the commun­ operation of overloaded trucks. through voluntary effort to build a
patronage refund checks amounting Mrs.
Bybee, Phyllis Hadley Mrs. Charley Grider was elected ity.
Memorial hospital in an area hav­
Russell, Oertrude Nannette
to approximately $8000 this week. Broad. Johnnie
The Malheur county delegation ing
Lorraine Fischer, presenting a secretary
about 10,000 population sets a
Melita Fife, Arlene Dick, and
for
her
sixth
term.
Louis
These refund checks are going to Lena Taylor,
The
auxiliary
plans
to
purchase
a
was
composed
of
County
Judge
and singing act, "24 Hours Johnson of Vale was re-elected as hospital bed that may be used in the Irwin Troxell, County Commis­ national record for the amount of
Garrison, dancing
farmer members who had $100 in­ Sadie Butcher, Claudine
raised from such a population
Grace Brown, of Sunshine", accompanied by Mrs. vice president. The directors elect­ homes of the residents of this area sioner Alva Ooodell, County Eng­ money
vested in the co-operative as of June
D. O. Bybee at the piano. In con­ ed Tuesday are Lee Stoker of without charge or by any doctor or ineer Walter Sandqulst, Secretary area by gifts and shows the self-
Fullmer, Caseie Campbell, nection
30, 1945. These payments are the F. Mrs. hoda
reliance of this truly progressive
with the number Jolene Adrian, Fred Burgess of Vale and nurse.
Hawley, Mrs. Gillenskog. Mrs.
first that have t en made to mem­
H. F. Logue of the Ontario chamber community",
stated L. D. Barr, twice
presented an acrobatic act, Charley
bers since the co-operative started Bunn, Mrs. Hendricks, Verla Love- Hunter
Grider
of
Nyssa.
Through
this
same
plan
last
year
of
commerce,
Mayor
Dyer
Ben­
retained
to act as adviser in plan­
was outstanding for an am­ Irvin Slater of Boise, western the auxiliary was able to purchase nett of Ontario, Grant Rinehart,
doing business on its own premises joy, Laura Whitaker, Dorothy Baer, which
ning
and
financing
the Malheur
performance.
in 1941. The checks range from $3.95 Vera Seppich, Ellen Richardson, ateur
representative of the Ameri­ a portable oxygen tent, which is to Ormond Thomas and Clyde Snider Memorial hospital. of Barr
“In
Mrs. Bibby, Mrs. Kingrey, Mrs. Betty Fife gave a hilarious im­ field
to $407.
be
housed
at
the
new
hospital.
can
Jersey
Cattle
club,
delivered
Nyssa and Bob Webster of your first effort you raised said,
8282,300
personation of Betty Hutton of the th principal address at the meet­ Representatives bearing letters of of
The co-operative was organized in Stafford, Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Pennls, movies
In the present supplemental
in a vocal burlesque. With ing. He mentioned the increase authorization, signed by the officers Adrian.
1935 with a capital of $300 in cash Mrs. Storm, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. a phonograph
Sandqulst and Mr. Goodeli and
campaign
have raised 890.000.
playing a record, in the Jersey green in the 11 west­ of the American Legion auxiliary will Mr. probably
and was operated on a commission Pruyn. Opal Holmes, Iva Adams, "Wherever
attend a meeting of This makes you
a
total
of $352.200 for an
Me There’s ern states and indicated a need in will call on all residents of this the state highway
basis until it acquired its own prop- j Nora Snodgrass, Lavonne Culbert­ You”, Miss There's
to be Oregon for changes in the milk area in the near future to explain Portland next week. commission in area with 10.000 population. This
erty in 1941. Today it has a net J son, Donna Mitchell, Sue Marshall. singing. Leon Fife Burt, appeared
amount, on a camparatlve balsls of
acted as laws. Mr. Slater complimented the the plan in detail. The auxiliary
worth of $202.000. owned entirely Alene Holmes, Mrs. John Kopp, master of ceremonies who during
area populations, Boise should raise
the Malheur group on Its achievements wishes to have the public under­ HtudrnU Return—
Joyce Lienkaemper, Elaine Lienk-
by its farmer members.
and Weiser $704,400 by do­
of the show before Ken Borge, for the last year, mentioning that stand that this plan involves neither A large number of college stud­ $2.817.800
During the co-operative's past fis­ aemper, Inez Mitchell, Ida Miner, first
for a memorial hospital.
Boise radio announcer, arrived at it had won the Hulburt trophy for the request nor the acceptance of ents from the schools of the north­ nations
Marj Shuster, Wllda
cal year, more than $500,000 worth Mrs. Nettle,
reason for this great success
the gymnasium, said Miss Betty having the best spring show in the any donations. However, the ap­ west are returning to their homes Is "The
of merchandise was distributed to Farmer, Marie Wilson, Betty Wil­ "Hutton”
that the people of this area put
through state and tied with Clackamas proval and cooperation with this in Nyssa to visit their families and human
members. Petroleum products, auto son, Audrey Wilson, Mrs. Jayo, the courtesy Fife of appeared
values
property values
Brothers, county for second place nationally plan will insure the purchase of this friends for the holidays. Some of and realize the above
supplies, farm machinery, seeds and Kate Herrlman. Mrs. Van Zelf, Mrs. but apparently he Warner
equipment for use in the homes, the students arrived Sunday and pital protection.” great need for hos­
fertilizers and home appliances are Jones, Mrs. Udlenick, Mrs. Lundy, Paramount studios. should have said on its achievements.
the principal commodities handled Mrs. John Dority, Helen Malley,
meeting was opened at 10:30 without charge.
others as soon as their term ex­
Mrs. Joe Dirkson. Mrs. McGinnis, After the band, directed by Leon a. The
by the concern for its members.
m.
for the transaction of gen­
aminations were over. Most of
(Coo tinned an Page 2)
The directors of the co-operative ! Mildred Hartley, Dorothy Patch,
eral business. A potluck lunch was Radio Station To
the students will return for reg­ Creamery Mailing
are President A. P CJoodell of Nys- ! Ruth Buchner, Freda Holcomb. George Steel Wins
served
at
noon
by
the
women
of
istration January 3. Returning
Checks For Milk
sa. Vice President LeRoy Henman Mrs. Lancaster, Mrs. Gonyer, Mrs.
the club.
Be Placed
Here
from Eugene are the following Uni­ Checks amounting to $111.000
of Nyssa. Edward Ker of Oregon Foster, Mrs. Seuell. Mrs. Baxter,
In
Beet
Contest
Among
the
out-of-state
visitors
Radio
station
KWHI
of
Weiaer
of Oregon students: Marian were mailed this week by the
slope, W V Richmond of Ontario Mrs. Field, Mrs. Meroney, Mrs
were Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Vaughn announced plans today to establish versity
Brown, Viva Mary Leseburg, Oreta Farmers’
Creamery
and L. B Hyatt of Idaho. Clinton | Thomson, Mrs. Johnson. Nona First prize for entering the largest of
New
Plymouth.
a
studio
and
office
in
Nyssa.
Stunz. Beverly Ure, Florence Nlc- company at Co-operative
Payette
as
an
addition­
Keasling of Ontario is secretary- | Fischer, Mrs. Vem Duus, Rae Tra- beet In the resent contest sponsored
According
to
Manager
Claude
cum, Ross Orover, John Barthol- al payment on milk received
manager.
bert, Betty Rinehart, Oretchen by the Nyssa Lumber company has Josephine Skuhal
Cain,
the
concern
has
rented
space
oma, David Sarazin, Royce Chad­ the concern during the first by
10
Billings, Irene Church, Irene Snider been awarded to Oeorge Steel, who
in
the
Fry
building
and
is
remodel­
wick, dames Heldt and Olenn months at the year.
Contest Deadline Near—
and Mrs. Ed Prost.
received
$15
from
the
firm
for
his
ing
the
quarters.
It
plans
to
make
Of
N
vphs
Passes
Schireman.
R. C. Hammond, general man­
Those interested in entering the
27‘4 pound beet
| its first broadcast Christmas day. Oregon State students from Cor- ager, stated In a letter to patrons
Christmas lighting contest are Square Dance Planned—
The
>10
second
prize
will
go
to
Josephine
Marie
Skubal.
daugh­
The
firm
will
have
a
man
stationed
lnclude
Raymond
Larson,
Dick
board of management
asked to notify Mrs. J. J Sarazin, The last square dance to be held the rightful owner if he will mage ter of Mr. and Mrs Vincent Skubal. in Nyasa permanently and will vallla who are returning this week Is that very “The
happy to be able to return
phone 278, by Monday. December In the Nyssa gymnasium is planned himself known at the lumber plant. died at her home on the east side broadcast intermittently.
Tensen,
Lrwetlyn
Robbins.
Teta
additional payment of five cents
26.
for December 29. After that date The man. whose name was not se­ Sunday night.
Okano. Deane Irving, Marie Sebum, an
per pound of milk butterfat re­
the
dances
will
be
held
in
the
cured
when
he
left
the
beet,
entered
The
baoy
was
born
in
the
Nyssa
Te
Resume
Meetings—
and
Yoko
Okano.
ceived
for the first 10 months of
Son Bom—
Boulevard Grange hall the first 21 pound beet in the contest. Nursing home October 36, 1949 Be­ After a recess of several weeks Marian Ballantyne, Mardl Bailee, this year.
This will bring your
A son was bom on December 17 and third Thursdays of each a Because
beets submitted by Neil sides her parents she Is survived because of the Malheur Memorial Janice Frost. Jane Parr, Evallne average pay-out
considerably high­
at the Nyssa Nursing home to Mr month.
Dlmmick and the Pipe Line Ranch by two brothers and a sister, Jim­ hospital campaign, the Nyssa Towne, Doris McGee, Shirley Whit­ er than in other
parts of the
and Mrs. Carrol Tucker.
company weighed approximately the my, Jerry and Judy and her grand­ chamber of commerce will re­ ley snd Elian Anne Herman arriv­ country.
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Win In Talent Shew—
same.
1$
pounds,
John
Oetrom
of
the
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Skubal sume Its luncheons Wednssday. ed home from Eastern Oregon Col­ "The payment of five cents ad­
Founders Group Formed—
Three Wriser pupils of Mrs. Lloyd lumber company awarded each a >5 parents,
of Nampa.
December 38. The Lions chib,
of Education at La Orande. ditional per pound of milk but­
Fred Bracken was elected pres!- Wilson's dance class were the win-' prize.
Oraveside
services were held which has been in recess for the lege
Bob Wilder and Bob Church have terfat is a surnriae to ua as well as
dent of the founders service organ- ners in last week's KWEI-Star
Wednesday
morning
at
10:30
in
the
same
reason,
will
probably
hold
from Boise Junior collage to you folks, because it can only be
izanon of the Malheur Memorial talent show. The three small Her* Frena Peeetefle—
Nyssa cemetery. Father P. J. Oalre a special meeting next week. The returned
at Boise; Val Dee Child from Brig­ calculated
the end of a act per­
hospital at a meeting held in Carl's children, four and five yean of j Mr. and Mrs. Afton Paris snd of
the
Catholic
church
at
Ontario
club
«rill
not
meet
on
Its
regular
Young university at Provo, iod. This at figure
over
Doll House today noon. Other de- age. will compete in the grand; son of Pocatello arrived this week conducted the service Interment date, Monday, because of the ob­ ham
Howard Flanary from Lewis and $111,000. It can vary represents
from year to
tails of the meeting will be finals this week with their song to visit during the holidays at the was in charge of the Nyssa Funeral servance of Christmas and New Clark
collage in Portland and Lee year. It depends largely upon the
published next week.
| and dance numbers.
home of Mr and Mrs Dean Smith. home.
Year'a
Snider from Whitman college.
support of Its members."
Proceeds Hit $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 ;
Show Entertainm ent
Is Planned
Sign, Numbering
Project Ending
Women Hospital
Workers Lauded
Varied Program
Is Popular At
Musical Festival
Officers Named
By Jersey Club
—
— -
$
Leseberg Gets
Road Contract
,
.