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VOLUME X X X X V
NO 49
Santa Claus To
Make Appe, arance
Again In Nyssa
Treasure Hunt Will Be
Concluded By Local
Merchants
JOURNAL
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL- NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1950
TWO SECTIONS—TWELVE PAGES
Hoapital Staff
Is Preparing For
Christinas, Spring
Creamery Patrons
Receive « 1 2 8 ,0 0 0
Additional Cash
As well as for Christmas, plans
are underway for a spring at the
Malheur Memorial hospital.
Workmen are putting in line, .his
week for flood irrigating the enor­
mous lawn that will be planted a-
round the hospital. Manager John
G. O ’Toole said that in addition <a
the planting of the grass, trees will
be set out.
Girl Scout troop No. 4 of Nyssa
and the Happy Playmates club of
Newell Heights are supplying the
hospital with needed tray favors for
the holiday season.
Persons unfortunate enough to be
in a hospital, will be served turkey
dinners at the institution Monday.
The hospital personnel will hold
a gift exchange this afternoon a-
round a Christmas tree that has
been set up in the staff’s dining
room.
An additional payment of $128.000
was made this week by the Farmers
Co-operative Creamery company of
Payette to patrons for milk and
cream butterfat delivered during the
past year.
The $128,000, spread over four
counties, including Malheur county,
was in addition to payments made
earlier in the year. It is $17,000
greater than the additional payment
made last year.
The $128.000 Increased the total
paid to patrons this year to more
than $2,500.000, according to R. C.
Hammond, company manager.
Plans for the final public appear­
ance of Santa Claus in Nyssa were
announced at the Wednesday lunch­
eon of the Nyssa chamber of com­
merce, which Is co-sponsor with the
Eagles lodge of the visitation.
Santa Claus will appear on a
float with a group o f carolers Sat­
urday, December 23 at 2 o ’clock and
will th u w candy kisses to the child­
ren and others who care to scramble
for them. The names o f firms par­
ticipating in the sales promotion
that has been conducted for three
weeks will be placed inside the wrap­
ping on approximately 50 o f the
kisses. The lucky finders o f the
50 kisses will receive 50 cents in cash
or merchandise when the slips are
taken to the places of business so
designated, according to Rex Voel-
ler, who is in charge of the event.
At 2:30 Santa Claus will go to the
In what he called a report to the
old
.. gymnasium,
--
. where he will meet
. people, Thomas Roach, president of
Churches Will
Give Programs
For Christmas
Observance In Nyssa To
Include Caroling
By Choirs
On Sunday the churches o f Nyssa
will Join In special services for the
birthday of the Christ Child. Dur­
ing the past two weeks many o f the
organizations of the churches have
observed Christmas In their m eet­
ings, which will be climaxed In Sun­
day’s services.
At the Nyssa Church o f Christ,
a pageant of “ The Christmas Story”
will be presented at 8 o ’clock Fri­
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day evening.
Special Christmas
music has been arranged for the
Sunday morning and Sunday even­
Miss Winnifred Cleary o f Eng­ ing services.
land, who is touring the United
St. Paul’s Episcopal church will
States and visiting the schools of have a Christmas service Sunday
this country under the sponsorship evening, opening with a worship
of the National Education associ­ service led by Rev. Crenshaw and
ation, was guest of the Nyssa Ed­ concluding with a program present­
ucation association at a tea held ed by the Sunday school under the
at the new library last Sunday a f­ direction of Mrs. William Schlre­
ternoon. The affair was arranged man, assisted by Mrs. Grant Rine­
by Mrs. T. E Bates, president of hart, with a Santa Claus and treats
the Nyssa teachers groups.
for the members o f the Sunday
Miss Cleary compared the edu­ school. On Monday morning Christ­
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cational set-up of England and the mas services will be held at the
treeaty
s°UIT in h e e•
olde7 cmiaren
chUdren‘ willi
wU^go
treats,
. C oiaer
go jarge Idaho
group P o ° f 7 el bankers, newspaper
“
United States. In this country the church with Rev. Crenshaw In
to the Nyssa theater at 2:30 to view an(j radj0 men, mayors, state rep­
educational system is more closely charge of the service.
the picture, •• Golden S talion” , feat­ resentatives and other officials at a
j linked to the community it repre­
The L. D. S. first ward will pre­
uring Roy Rogers, and receive treats. dinner in the Moore hotel in On­
sents through administration and sent a Christmas program at Sun­
The treasure hunt for adults will tario Monday night that his comp-
The outstanding P. T. A. program
The educational pro­ day school at 10 a. m. Sunday
Dates for the annual community
Ch.'istmas customs and traditions financing.
be continued Saturday, December 23. any is very much in need of a power of the year, presented before a large meetings sponsored by the Nyssa- of other lands were told to the gram in England is set up by the morning, with the Christmas story
Eighty-one prizes will be offered this plant on the western end of the crowd at the Nyssa P. T. A. meeting
minister of education, with plans told In tableau with Mrs. Earl Bing­
Nampa Sugar Beet Growers associ­ members of the Nyssa Civic club at
week to persons who hold numbered
territory to meet the demand that held ¡n the new school building last ation were announced this week by the December meeting of the group submitted by the local education ham, Mrs. Ruth Bunn and George
cards that they received through
authorities. Salaries in England are Stanger as readers. Special music
the mails or at the Gate City Jour­ is developing and that will continue xhursday night, featured the play Arvil L. Child, association director at the parish hall Wednesday after­ paid by the state. Under this set­ will Include “ The Lord's Prayer"
noon.
The
program
was
given
under
t°
develop.
|
“
Why
The
Chimes
R
ang".
representing
the
Nyssa
area.
nal office. To win a prize, a card
up there is never community con­ by Grant Evans, and “ O Holy
^he percentage growth of the
The story centers about the efforts
In addition to discussion of any the direction of Mrs. Clyde Snider,
holder must have a number that cor­
Idaho Power company since 1942-43,0j townspeople in a far-away coun- matters of general .nterest to the who said in presenting the program cern by the teachers over education­ N ight", sung by Mrs. J. E. Brower,
responds to the number on a prize
al financing.
Mrs. Walker Low and Mrs. Pearl
located in a store. Each merchant has been greater than the grow.h try to make the chimes o f an ancient growers, a director is elected to the entitled “ Christmas Around the
In England, there are more small Woodard. The congregation will also
will offer a prize for this week and of any other power company in the Church ring. One day, persons from board at each meeting and an ad­ W orld", that although all peoples do schools than in this country. There participate In the Christmas music.
five northwestern states. The coil- many waiicS 0f life, including the visory committee of three is elected. not observe Christmas, it is observ­
some, whose prizes were not drawn
cern has never denied adequate pow- klng himself, brought their gifts and William Carson of Weiser, president ed in almost every country in the is in the English schools daily wor­ On Saturday evening the M. I. A.
last week or the week before, may
ship, which all pupils attend. The will go caroling, followed by a party
er to any firm here or firms that [aid them on the alter as offerings of the association, plans to attend world.
give two or three prizes. Prizes will
morning worship is led tradition­ at the church.
wanted
to
enter
the
area,
Mr.
Roach
to
the
Holy
Child
in
the
hope
that
The
program
was
opened
with
an
as many of the meetings as possible.
have to be claimed by the winner in
ally by the head o f the school, fol­
The Nyss* second ward will pre­
said. It has been able to keep Its the presents would make the chimes
arrangement
of
"D
eck
the
Halls
’
The meetings will be held as fol­
person Saturday.
rioiralnnmanr nnanH of thn nAo/4
lowed by a period of religious in­ sent a Christmas worship service
development
ahead of the need.
ring. Pedro and Little Brother de­ lows: December 26, Parma at 2 p. and “ God Rest Ye Merry Gentle­ struction.
Sunday morning at the regular Sun­
"W e have not only taken care of cided to go to the church and add
m. and Wilder at 7:30; December man” for voice, violin and piano by
Competition for entrance into the day school time. Joining In the pre­
your present needs but have very ag­ their little mite to the gifts, but
27, Nampa at 2 p. m. and Marsing Kathryn Crandall, Mrs. Herbert universities is strong and there is sentation of the program will be the
gressively sought new industries and en route from their home in the
at 7:30; December 28, Nyssa and Fisher and Nrs. Carlos Buchner and a waiting list for teacher training girls’ chorus, readers, singers and
encouraged them to come into our country they came upon an old wo­
Oregon Trail at 2 p. m. and King- arranged by Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Snid­ courses.
children from the Junior Sunday
Snake River valley area"
man freezing in the snow and Pedro man Kolony a’ 7:30; December 29, er then presented Mrs. H. O. Hop­
Miss Cleary stated that the youth school.
In contrast. Mr. Roach pointed remained to comfort her. He sent
Vale at 2 t y. m. i d Jamison at 7:30; kins who told of Christmas customs of this country is misrepresented
The Nyssa second ward will have
Xhe Nyssa Bulldogs, «»ho won to the Bonneville power area, where Little Brother on to the church and January 3, Pafutte at 2 p. m. and in her native country of Belgium,
rather handily from the Payette the use of power has been restrict- after the lad had laid hls glft upon Emmett at 7:30; January 4, Weiser and of December 6 as a date o f gift- by the films, and magazine por­ a Ch.lstmkS program and party
Pirates in a Snake River Valley ed in the winter due to what h e 1 the altar the chimes began to ring, at 2 p. m. and Oregon Slope at 7:30, giving, and that St. Nicholos rode trayals that go abroad. In these the Saturday evening, beginning at 7:30.
league basketball game on the Nyssa called government interference in much to the astonishment of the as­ and January 5, Meridian at 2 p. m. a donkey in that country. She Je- American youth is portrayed as pre- There will be special numbers and
coscious, advanced for his years entertainment for the whole fam­
floor last Friday night by a score private business. The Intermountain sembled crowd.
The meeting for Nyssa and Oregon scribed the feeling one experienced with a strong tendency toward rud­ ily. with a visit from 8 anta Claus.
of 53 to 30, will face the highly- power pool, including power fur­
in
attending
the
midnight
mass,
the
Those participating in the play, Trail growers will oe held in the
touted Middleton quintet on the nished by the Idaho Power company, directed by Mrs. Jesse Rigney and little theater in the new school ad­ walk home through the crisp winter eness. The English teacher said The program will be sponsored Hy
has turned over large loads of elec­ Mrs. Dennis Patch, were David
local floor Friday night.
air, with the sound of carols ring­ that he had not seen this type of the Sunday school and primary
dition.
American students, but had been organizations.
The Pirates scored the first basket tricity to the Oregon-Washington Mortimore, reader: Jennie Eachus,
Mr. Child said “ We feel it Is very ing through the night, to the impressed by the manners and ap­
A Christmas vesper candlelight
in the Friday game, but the Bulldogs area.
old woman; David Patch, Pedro; urgent that the growers attend these warmth of the home where the spirit pearance of the students with whom
service will be held at the Methodist
With a present capacity of 285,000 Roger Maulding, Little Brother; meetings, where they might become of the season abounded.
soon took the lead and were never
she has visited.
church Sunday afternoon at 4 o'­
headed. Holcomb was high point kilowatts, the Idaho Power company Rollie Cox, priest: David Savage better acquainted with the problems
An English ballet, presented by
She stated that English youth are clock by the departments o f the
has tripled its power output since and Bill Morrison, rich men; T hom ­ of the industry” .
man with 17 points.
Delores Duus, Kay Hammon, and
more advanced in their learning, Sunday school, concluding with
Middleton has averaged 58 points the close of world war II, and ex­ as Evans, writer; Doris Rigney, girl;
Donna Focht with Peggy Focht ns
per game in this season’s play. One pects to develop a capacity o f 440,- Charles Steffens, musician; Mrs.
soloist was presented under the di­ but that American youth are ad­ white gifts of clothing for overseas.
of the star olayers, Pfost, has aver­ 000 kilowatts by 1955.
rection of Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, with vanced over English youth in learn­ The program Is entitled “ Every­
Cox, rich lady: Ez Carr, king; Elvln MeGiuley Gives
ing to live and in independence.
where, Everywhere Christmas T o­
“ We have a responsibility to you Alexander, candle-lighter: Bonnie
aged 22 points per game in the
Vela Dee Poulson as accompanist.
Education is facilitated in English night” . There will be special choir
Opinion Relative
people to assure you that we will Ward, chimes player, and Donna Lee
four contests played this year
Following the- dance. Mrs. Wilson
schools
by
the
fact
that
the
retarded
numbers at the morning service.
Middleton’s 46-game winning strek i have an ample supply o f power In Wilson, angel. Music was furnished
of the similarity of the English
To League Teams told
and the superior students are In sep­
On Saturday evening the high
was broken in 1950 by the Fruitland 11955 when it is needed. We now by the high school choir, directed
and American Christmas customs,
arate
schools,
leaving
the
average
school and older youths o f the M.
Grizzlies, who were coached by have contracts with Individual firms by Ray Weatherspoon and accom p­
with Father Christmas, rather than
student
to
be
educated
in
the
public
Discussing
the
basketball
prospects
Y. F. will Join In carolling, followed
Harry McGinley, who is now tutor­ as large as our entire load five or anied by Vela Dee Paulsen.
Santa Claus bringing the gifts. schools.
of the Nyssa Bulldogs in the Snaice
by a party.
ing the Nyssa Bulldogs. Middleton's six years ago.”
During the regular meeting, Mrs. River Valley league this season, These gifts are not placed on trees,
The
health
of
the
English
student
At the Catholic church a midnight
Swinging into a discussion of the Monty Fraser talked on primary
teams went to the Idaho state B
but rather in stockings, and if gifts
has
improved
during
the
last
few
Coach
Harry
McOinley
told
mem­
mass
will be held Sunday evening
are expected, larger than can be
league tournament four out of the proposed construction o f a high- reading. She said that successful
last five years and lost the state head dam in Hell’s canyon by the reading can be expected “ only when bers of the Lions club at the Monday placed in stockings, then pinuw slips years in spite of rationing, for if all and mass at 9:30 Monday. On Fri­
tournament berth last year only be­ government and the effort of the we have physical security, emotional luncheon that his team “ will run or bolsters are hung beside the rations are purchased a balanced day evening there will be a party
diet will be assured.
up against height all season".
at the church for the children from
stocking.
cause of the superior playing of M c- Idaho Power company to secure per­ security and social security".
“ I think Ontario will be a hot and
In answering a question asked her the first through the eighth grades,
mission to develop power in that
Ginley’s Grizzlies.
Mrs. Don Lytle, In presenting
A child must have good health, if cold team", MoGinley said. “ If they
area, Mr. Roach indicated that his he is to read well, the speaker said.
Christmas customs of her native concerning socialized medicine. Miss with games, prizes and refreshments.
happen to hit us when they are hot France, said that the true spirit of Cleary stated that It was not as live
On Sunday morning at the Naz-
fism was unable to secure authority
(Continued
on
Page
2)
they will cause us some trouble. I Christmas was found in the church. an issue in England as it seems to arene church, the Junior department
(«range Booster
from the power commission because
believe Vale is going to be the She told of the nativity scenes found be In this country. In England It will give a Christmas program, be­
of the interest o f the government
Night Observe«!
toughest team in the league. The in French churches, and on the 6th was accepted by 90 to 95 per cent of ginning at 10 a m. and treats will
In construction of the Hell’s canyon Construction of
the doctors, and is accepted by the be given to all attending Sunday
boys are not big. but they are plenty
(«’ontinued on Page 7)
At Oregon Trail project as part o f a long range pro­
tough. I haven't seen Meridian play.
majority o f the people, except a school. At 7:30, the young people
New Bri«!gc Over
gram o f development on the Col­
Parma and Emmett seem to be the
few in the upper income levels, who will present a Christmas program.
umbia river and Its tributaries.
The Oregon Trail Orange held Its
Snake River A*ke<! weakest at this time. Payette is Large Grow«! See*
feel they lose social prestige through
On Saturday evening at the As­
“
By
the
time
we
complete
the
C.
Booster program and Christmas
the plan.
tough” .
sembly of God a Christmas program
J. 8 trlke project, we will have to
party Tuesday evening.
School'*
Program
Stating
that
he
enjoys
coaching
in
Preceding
Miss
Cleary’s
talk,
Miss
The
corps
o
f
engineers.
U.
S.
army,
|
will
be given by the Sunday school,
The program consisted o f group have underway a major project. The at Walla Walla has announced that Nyssa high school, McGinley sail “ I
Kathryn Crandall sang, “ O Holy with Christmas songs and recitations
• (Continued on Page 7)
singing: a welcome address by Mast­
DeLos Vinsonhaler of Nyssa has won't predict any Snake river j Approximately 1000 persons at-1 Night” and Mrs. Carlos Buchner under the direction o f Mrs. Don
er Frank Parr; skit. “ No Man’s Vale An«! Nyssa
made application for approval of champions for Nyssa, but the boys tended the Christmas program given played an arrangement of “ O Little Honey and Mrs. Carl Lassiter. There
Land", by the Orange women: "T h e
in the new gymnasium Tuesday Town of Bethlehem". Walter Mc- will be a Christmas tree and treats
for erection of a bridge across i will be In there fighting".
leading League plans
Absentees", Mr. and Mrs. Loyd
night by pupils of the first four Partland presented the guest with for the children.
Snake river from Bridge island and |
Adams: reading. “ Christmas on the
grades of the Nyssa school.
a gift from the Nyssa Education
the Idaho mainland, about two miles
At the Lutheran church, Rev.
City Get* « 2 1 ,0 0 0
Farm ", Mrs. Alva Goodell and sel­
The Nyssa and Vale basketball south of Nyssa.
As compared to the setting in the association. Miss Cleary was a guest Carlson o f Nampa will deliver the
ections, male quartet, George Cleav­ teams are tied for first place in the
gymnasium, the lighting effects o f Mrs. Joe Brumbach for dinner, Christmas sermon. There will be
The applicant proposes to erect a
From Co. Tax Fun«! old
er. Garret Stam, Wilson Winter and Snake River Valley league with two steel truss bridge across the side
on the costumes in “ The Littlest and an overnight guest at the Hen- special music at the morning service.
Frank Parr, accompanied by Mrs wins and no losses.
In Adrian the church school o f the
channel of the river with vertical
The city of Nyssa has received Angel" made much difference in the ry Hartley home. On Sunday even-
Wilson Winter. Music for the pro- I The two leaders maintained their! ciearance of 3 5 feet above ordinary $21.494 61 as a partial payment on presentation.
ing she attended the services at the Free Methodist church will present a
gram and dancing was furnished by margins last week-end. when Nyssa I high Va7er“ a n dV h orizon af clearance its share of the taxes due from th e ! The program of the upper four Episcopal church as the guest of} program o f recitations, songs and
Mr and Mrs. A. A Jamison and defeated Payette 53 to 30 ana Vale Df 147 feet High steel will be ap- | county, City Manager E. K. Burton grades will be presented In the Miss Eva Boydell and Miss Clarice playlets with Mrs BUI Nelson In
daughter. A potluck dinner was J nosed out Meridian at Vale 41 to 38 j proximately 23 5 feet above ordinary said Wednesday The money Is to be gymnasium tonight, beginning at 8 Nothis.
charge, followed by a Christmas
served.
j Other winners between December | high water
o'clock. The theme will be
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song and story, “ The Town o f Beth­
' used for general purposes.
The next meeting o f the Orange 9 and 18 were Payette 29 and Em-
Any protests, if anv. against the
Girls Arrive—
lehem " under the direction of Del­
The total city levy was $28.494 75, Christmas Story” .
will be held December 26. A bingo , mett 24, Weiser 58 and Parma 38. proposed operations from the stand- so the remainder due from the coun- j
j Baby girls are much more plentl- I bert Detienne.
party will be held after the business Ontario 51 and Caldwell 37, Weiser polnt 0f navigation should be re- ty is only $7.000.14.
Program Presented At Adrian—
Iful at the Malheur Memorial kM -
session.
40 and Ontario 34. Meridian 54 and ceived at the office o f the district
A Christmas program was present- pltal this week than boys.
Five j Firemen Hold Party—
In addition the city received
Parma 47. Caldwell 39 and Emmett engineer, 19 eact Poplar street. Walla $5.210.70 for streets from the 10- ed last Sunday evening at the girls and only one boy were born i The Nyssa volunteer fire depart­
Present Concert—
31, Vale 68 and Union 41 and Nampa Walla not later than January 11. ' mill county road tax.
Adrian United Presbyterian church at the hospital since last Wednesday, ment held Its annual Christmas
The Adrian high school music de- 47 and Weiser 29
m i otherwise the corps will con-
by the members of the Sunday j Olrls were born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack party for members and their wives
partment will present its annual I The Emmett and Nyssa teams In ' aider there are no objections.
school, with special music by the 1B Perkins, route 2, Parma, Decemb- in the Morocco Monday night. A
Here From Pullman—
Christmas concert In the Adrian ! the frosh-soph section of the A di- j
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Miss Margaret Miller, student at choir. Mrs. Francis Deffer was ac- 1 er 13, 5 pounds. 11 ounces; Mr. and turkey dinner was served to 48 per­
high school gymnasium Thursday vision are tied for first place with Students Here For Holidays—
Washington State college, is visiting companlst and Mrs. D. L Hurst and Mrs. Nathaniel Ashby. Nyssa, De- sons. Santa Claus gave a present
evening under tthe direction of Del- two wins and no losses each. O n- I p „ r the past week college students Miss Lois White at the A. C. 8 allee Betty Hansen soloists. The program cember 14, 6 pounds, 7 ounces; Mr to each woman. After the appear­
bert Detienne The concert will in- tario is third with one win and no have been returning to their homes home. Miss Miller will accompany was concluded with a candlelighting and Mrs. Lloyd E Lovins, route l.| ance of Santa Claus, the couples
elude among ita numbers “ Glory to losses, with Parma, Vale, Meridian, in Nyssa for 'h e Christmas holi- Miss White to her home in Prosser, service. Rev. and Mrs. Henry Moore , Parma, December 14, 8 pounds, 4 i danced.
God " and " Prayer for Peace " by the Pa vette and Weiser listed in that | days. From Oregon 8 tate college at Washington for the holidays.
were In charge of the program.
jounces; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trost,
chorus; "T h e Bells o f St. Mary’s " order.
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route 2, Parma. December 16. 8 Building Permit Issued—
Corvallis are Deane and Janet Irv-
by the girls’ sextet; “ O Little Town _ .
College Student Returns—
pounds, 14 ounces, and Mr and Mrs
The first building permit Lssued
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
I ing. Lewellyn Robbins. Deane Hunt- Return From Portland—
of Bethlehem" by the girls’ quartet Return To Walla Walla—
Wilbur Jackson, student at Ore- Robert E. Fangen, Nyssa. December In the city of Nyssa since October
er, Barbara Nelger. and Donna Tra-
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pounds re­
and a soorana solo. “ Ah. Sweet
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Fergeson bert, who will visit in Nyssa before turned Sunday from Portland where gon State college is visiting at the 18. 7 pounds. 9 ounces. The boy was 30 was given to Roy Wild this week
Mystery of L ife' by Loretta Vande- have returned to their home in j going to Twin Falls Rahe Williams, they had taken their eight-year-1 home o f Mrs Threlma Elliott at bom to Mr and Mrs Lauren Wright j Wild intends to convert a former
water
Among the band numbers Walla Walla, having been here » Floyd Hale and Donna Cheldelin old son. Nathaniel for medical ob­ Adrian over the holidays. Jackson of Nyssa December 19
church building into a residence at
will be “ Flndlandia" and “ Chrlst- attend the funeral of Mrs. Fergeson's have returned from .Salem, where servation.
Is manager of the Hawthorne Manar
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Second street and Ennis avenue.
mastide Overture.” The accom- mother. Mrs. Lucille Norcott.
student house at college
“ Thank Y o a " Service Held—
they are attending Willamette uni-
anists for the vocal numbers will be
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A large group was In attendance
75 BIRTHDAY OBSERVED
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versity, and Royce Chadwick, Glenn Auxiliary Reports Donations—
I/orraine Vandewater and Faye Hop­ To C alifornia—
at the opening service of the St. I H. E Collins was honored on his
Mrs Don Lytle, chairman o f the Injured In Accident—
Schlreman and David 8arazln have
kins.
Mrs I L Cooper o f Nyssa was «till Paul’s Episcopal church last Bun­ 75th birthday anniversary with »
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson and returned from attending the Uni- “ O ift to the Yanks" contributions
famil.v will leave Friday for Victor- ’ versity of Oregon at Eugene. Mary for the local American Legion aux­ in the Malheur Memorial hospital day evening, following the remodel-1 dinner given Sunday afternoon at
Youth Shipping Out—
ville. California, where they will visit Lou Schenk. Carole Flinders, Mor»l iliary, has announced that $76.23 was this morning suffering from Injuries Ing o f the building, that has been the Doll House. Twenty-eight of his
Mr and Mrs Oilbert Castile o f over the holidays with Mrs Jack-¡B u nn and Val Childs have returned contributed locally for this project sustained in an automobile accident underway for the past month. The children and grandchildren were
Nyssa have received word from their son's parents,
Mr Cooper service was a special "thank you” present for the occasion, among
1 to Nyssa from Brigham Young unt- for hospitalized veterans. O f this near Nyssa last week
son. Frank W . who enlisted in the •
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¡versity at Provo, and Bonnie Lewis amount. $22 17 was received from the received emergency treatment at the service for those members and them the Floyd Collins family of
navy in California September 8. He Return From Salt Lake—
has returned to Nyssa from Uni- cannlsters placed in stores; $29 06 hospital. Donald HicJcey of Nyssa, friends of the church who have as- Melba, the Fay Collins o f Apple
said he is getting ready to ship out
Mr and Mrs Don Engstrom re- versttv of Utah at Salt Lake City from the Nyssa schools and a special the driver of the other automobile slated with the project. Following Valley and the Ralph Collins. Mar­
but due to security reasons did not turned Tuesday from a business tr ip ; Lee Snyder o f Whitman college at contribution of $25 from the Olrla Involved was not treated at the ho«- the service, coffee was «erved by the cum 8 mlth and Kenneth Hunter
pltal.
I guild members
reveal his destination.
I to Balt Lake City.
Walla Walla is visiting hls parents league of the Nyssa high school
families o f Boise
Roach Criticizes
Construction Of
Government Dam
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