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THE McCoy B u y s Cleaver's Grocery of Mr and Mrs. Roy Sadamorl at the Ontario Community Methodist church, where Mrs. Nishitani was soloist. The newly weds will live on (Continued from Page 6) | the former John Low farm in Sun super guests at the O. P. Counsil set valley. Mr and Mrs. Arlan Haroldson home. Mr. and Mrs. Fivecoat left were Tuesday evening supper guests Wednesday for their new home in of Mr. and Mrs. Lew McCoy. Madras. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Thompson, who Mr and Mrs. Keith Wooley moved have been visiting at Prosser, Wash Saturday to their new home in ington, sent word that they would Parma in order to be near Mr. be home Saturday of this week. Wooley's work. He is employed by The Clyde Diderickson family of the Boise Payette Lumber Company Caldwell were Friday visitors at the in Parma. l James Chadd home. Ontario shoppers this week in Wilfred Gilbert was taken Sun cluded Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil, day to the Holy Rosary hospital Miss Clarice Notheis, Miss Marjorie in Ontario. Nihart, Mrs Qordon Judd. Mr. and Robert Albritton, student at East Mrs Jesse Gregg. Anna Gregg. Her- ern Oregon college was among the schel Gregg and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis four students who topped the fall Mitchell. term honor roll by earning straight Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trustle of A’s for the term. Robert, who took Homedale were Thursday visitors at 20 hours last term in elementary the Claude Wilson home. education, drove 20 miles each day Albert Notheis installed the doors to class from Elgin, besides spend on his new two-car garage tills ing time as a scoutmaster. Albrit week. ton is the husband of Shirley Mrs. Lila Mitchell spent Friday j (Pricei Albritton, and son-in-law visiting at the home of her daughter, 1 of Mr and Mrs. Ira Price of Sun Mrs. Harold Rookstool, in Newell set valley. Heights. As one of the features in the Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall were series of studies of present life in hosts at a party in their home Japan, Mrs. Thomas Nishltani pre Thursday evening. Guests played sented many items of interest at pinochle and canasta. A buffet sup the Sunday evening services at the per was served. Nyssa Methodist church. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nishltani Nishitani was dressed in a beautiful attended the wedding and reception klmona of pure silk, which was O ia s . NYSSA , ALL-IN-ONE FILING SYSTEM & STORAGE CABINET GATE CITY Visitor Returns From Minnesota COLUMBIA AVE., Jan 19—Mrs. Dick Qroot returned Saturday night from a month's visit with her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Fields of Jasper, Minne sota. Mrs. C. M. Tensen and Niel and Carolyn returned Friday from Portland. Mr. Tensen, who has been a patient at the Oood Samar- aton hospital for several weeks, re turned home with them. Callers at the C. M. Tensen home were Mr and Mrs. Clayton Jensen of Nyssa. Dick Groot called on relatives in Apple valley Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot of Apple valley entertained at dinner Friday for Mr and Mrs. Jake J. Groot. Mr. and Mrs. Aden Wilson of David Ballentyne Nyssa called on friends in this com munity recently. (»¡veil Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot of Apple valley called on Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tensen last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Broad left David Ballentyne. who leaves this Sunday for Long Island, New York evening on a two-year mission to to visit Mr. Broad's brother and the Great Lakes area, was honored family. at a farewell party given by the Collector Coming— Owyhee ward at the Oregon Trail A deputy collector of internal schoolhouse Saturday evening. A revenue will be in Malheur county large crowd attended, with a numb j the first part of February to assist taxpayers in preparing their federal er of guests • from Nyssa and On income tax returns for 1949. He tario wards attenuiiig. A program will be in the courthouse in Vale was presented with readings and I February 6 and 7 and in the city musical numbers, and special talks hall in Ontario February 8 to 10, inclusive. by Milton Nelson and Arvil Child of the stake presidency and Dale Sessions. Responses were made by David Ballentyne and Mr. and Mrs Leslie Ballantyne. Following the program, dancing was enjoyed by the group. Party For David Bulluntvnu (Continued from Page 1) ing to school by bus. We have a fine situation here, with the country and town youngsters mingling together If we build somewhere other than on the present location, would we put all town youngsters In the build ing? How would the people feel? We hope to keep the two sections amalgamated to the benefit of both the rural people and town people.' Mr. Hartley briefly discussed a and the hazards of icy roads. Your Union Pacific train carries its own agreeable weather and takes you smoothly and safely to your destina tion. And no need to be concerned about where mediately. Apply Ideal Oas and Appliance, phone 125-W. 19Jlxc of the cost of operating schools. The increase would be from $50 to $80 for each census child. The bill would help Nyssa particularly be cause this community has grown rapidly. "The board feels we have bond ed the district enough”, Mr. Hartley said. "It feels that anything else done should be done on a cash basis, so far as possible. We could add four rooms to the elementary build ing for probably $40.000 or $35.000. That would be the ultimate for that building. We could add the same number of rooms to this building at about the same cost. We should do it when times are good. In the last seven years we have spent $200.- 000 In cash on buildings, mostly on the new addition. Mrs. W. W. Foster, a member of the board of managers of the Oregon Congress of Parents and Teachers, which meets four times a year, re ported on the last meeting of the group and discussed the national P. T. A. building to be erected in Chicago. Mrs. Foster told of the pleasure of the Oerman student. Arno Preller, over his trip to Nyssa to talk to the P. T. A. In November He reported that through the trip he learned much about the United States and the state of Oregon. Mrs Foster also discussed the na tional P. T. A convention to be held In California in May. Mrs. Orant Rinehart announced the picture winners for P. T. A. at tendance as follows: First and sec ond grades. Miss Clarice Notheis, Mrs. Merle Judd and Miss Emma Zwemke. third and fourth grades. Miss Teresa Gehnert's room; fifth and sixth grades. Mrs. Dorothy Nolen's room: seventh and eighth grades. Murl Lancaster, and high school, juniors. An aquarium, containing a large number of fish, was presented to Mr. Lancaster's room because of parents having the most paid-up membership In the P. T. A. in De cember. The crowd in attendance, led by Mrs. Josephine Rlgnev. sang four songs, accompanied by Mrs Nolen. Leon Burt, accompanied by Mrs. C. W. Buchner, sang two songs. "On the Road to Mandalay” and Strong Hearted Men”. John Savage, ac companied by Mrs John Schenk, played two saxaphone solos. NEWS OF RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES FOR SALE—50 tons baled hay. C. R. Kesler on Gem avenue, I S miles William Koda and Haruyo Kurata. west of Nyssa-Ontario highway. both of Vale 19Jlip Donnavan Wright and Charlotte Skinner, both of Ontario. FOR RENT—Basement sleeping Isam Wakasugi of Weiser and room for man, phone 89-J. 19jtfc Mary Y. Sato of Ontario. FOR SALE—White Rose seed po COMPLAINTS, CIRCUIT COURT City Receives Money— Jack J. Jones vs. L. K. Herriman. The city has received $17,068 26 tatoes. Joe Hobson. 12 miles south 19j2xp withdrawal of contract. for its fire house bonds, sold several west of Nyssa. weeks ago to the Charles M. Tripp company of Portland. CARD OF THANKS The kindness and sympathy of neighbors and friends in our recent sorrow will always remain with us—a precious memory. Our sin cere thanks and gratitude for all those comforting acts. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Watson and Jo Ann. Too Late To Cl&aaify NYSSA-ARCADIA DRAINAGE DISTRICT The following is a financial statement showing the receipts and disbursements of the above named district during the -period from January 1, 1949 to and including December 31, 1949: RECEIPTS: FOR SALE—8 piece walnut dining room set, first class condition, M E. Jensen, phone 013J-S. 19jlxp FOR RENT—Unfurnished 5-room house, niwvly decorated, phone 63-W. 19Jlxp FOR SALE—Damascus grand sew ing machine, excellent condition. Mrs. Garret Stam. Clark boulevard. 19J2xp FOR SALE—Gray Toulouse breed ing geese, $10 per pair. George Gabriel. H mile southwest of Nyssa, Rt. 1. 19J3xp Taxes Interest on Taxes Interest on Treasury Bonds Borrowed from Bank Land Contracts •Interest on Land Contracts Hashitani Repairs Treasury Bonds Cashed Benefited Property Owners— Ditch closing ? 7,106.04 555.09 TOTAL RECEIPTS 15,472.92 100.00 2.500.00 85.00 10.54 30.00 3.788.00 1,298.25 DISBURSEMENTS: WANTED—Male driving companion to southern California, leaving im- There will be an annual meeting of the Farmers Supply Co-op of Ontario and Nyssa Thursday, Jan uary 26 at the Boulevard Grange hall. Cairo Junction. There will be a Free lunch served promptly at 12 o'clock and the business meeting will be held follow ing the luncheon. CLINTON KEASLING Hartlev States Buildings Needed Smile at snow and blizzardi — at cold weather Visits Granddaughter— Mrs. L. R. MacLuchlan, Who is employed in the Sarazin clinic, left last Thursday night for Salem to be with her daughter. Mrs. James Armpriest, and baby daughter Dianne Marie Mr. MacLachlan will leave for Salem tonight for a visit. —Notice Of Annual Meeting— painted with the traditional flow ers and kites, and wore a golden brocaded obi and sandals. Other items she displayed Included Jap- anes teacups, pictures, parasols and fans. Mrs. Magnus Ekanger left Mon- j day morning for Newton, Iowa to j visit her folks. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ekanger were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Titland. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Aiken of Pay ette spent Sunday visiting at the Cash Turner home. PAGE SEVEN JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. JANUARY 19. 19SÛ i 2,500.00 17.36 2,517.36 Repaid Bank Interest on Bank borrowing Totals Maintenance & Operations: Personal Services: Secretary Superintendent Other Labor Taxes on Wages Totals General Maintenance Directors Bond for Secretary Auditing Printing Postage Deed Totals Improvements: Alberta Avenue Tile Cooper Ditch Clean and Widen Ditch Totals 480.00 1,880.00 210.82 42.69 2,613.51 661.43 185.50 10.00 60.00 51.75 51.76 5.00 1,025.44 7,845.36 1,825.00 546.50 10,216.86 16,373.17 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS: FARMERS SUPPLY CO-OP Net expended over income— taken from reserve fund. NYSSA. ONTARIO 900.25 .......................................................i ........... .....— — ^ If It’s Quality You Are Looking For W e Give Th< s Best If It’s Quantity You Are Looking For W e Give Th< * Most a t Williams F < ood Market 2 9 * | PICNIC STYLE 2 POUNDS . HANS THE BEST BY TASTY TASTE ] FULL O'LEAN PORK SAUSAGE 33* POUND 49* 1 9 * M NUCOA 2 POUND PACKAGE POUND N SUGAR 98* CRACKERS 37* : 10 POUND BAG FRESH AND CRISPY 2 POUND BOX 5EL MONTE W HOLE KERNEL PINEAPPLE 3 9 * :0RN 29* NO. 2 V i CANS PER CAN 12 OUNCE CAN 2 CANS CRUSHED. SLICED. CHUNKS RACON SQUARES \ ORANGES CALIFORNIA NAVEL 49* PER DOZEN LARD 49* 1 4 POUND PACKAGE I 7RESH KETTLE RENDERED to sleep — where to dine. Here you have restful sleep, room to roam, delightful meols. All these and other features moke your train trip an event in itself. Go by train and rent a new car on arrival. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Be Specific - Say "Union Pacific” F r ir lu r n I re— Rodney Beus. young son of Mr and Mrs Ersel Beus. suffered a 1 small fracture of his right leg, re sulting from skiing at Bogus basin last week. He is attending school j on crutches Visit In Idaho— Mr and Mrs. Oeorge If. Bear spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs Elmer Renstrom near Nampa They also visited Mr and Mrs. Bert Adams at Owyhee heights W ILLIAM S FOOD M ARKET PHONE 284-W PRICES G O O D FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY NYSSA. OREGON
