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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1951
April Fool Joke
Proves Boomerang
íew Boy Scout
Troop Organized
onAlL ^ P^
J
0ke boon?eranged
A new Boy Scout troop, No. 37,
ed out oth*r
onpmized by the Eegles
™lunteer *lremen lodge and American Legion.
aDout 4 a. m. Sunday. Anril 1
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The firemen . . . . „
. . ' .. ) The six members of he troop re-
India Is Topic
O f Discussion At
Parma Shifted To
Billfold Lost In
Valley B League
October Is Found
Speaker Favors
Eiiaetment Of
Administrators of Snake River
A billfold lost by Thomas Q. Jones
N v S S i l G a t l i e r i l l f f valley schools decided at a meeting of Nyssa on a pheasant hunting trip
last
fall was returned to the owner
1 V ® ® 4* v x t l l l H r i l l j j ; ! in Ontario Monday night to trans­
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fer Parma from the A league to the this week by a farmer. F. P. Dennis
j B division. This action, which was of Adrian.
Itonalil Jensen, Marilyn
The billfold, lying near a tree
Toast masters Speak At suggested bV Parma, reduces the A from
October to April, had been .Milton Kalin O f Port*
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j leaguauo seven teams and increases
White, and Genevieve
badly chewed by field mice, but the
Meeting Sponsored
the b division to nine.
land Talks; Highway
Eachus Compete
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The schedules for next year's $7 In silver and paper money and
Chief Frank Morris turned detective I1Ue Barnes. Aaron and Leonard
the
personal
papers
in
the
pocket-
Cutlers
and
Garry
DeRock.
2 0 Delegation Visits
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sports
are
expected
to
be
drafted
the firemen apprehended the prank­
Three Nyssa students have won sters, who promised to pay for their
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by May I. Principal Dennis Patch book were intact. Jones advertised
Scoutmaster Sam Phillips and
the
loss
last
October
in
the
Oate
With a history that has been said Nyssa high school will cut its
recognition in district and state April fool activity by furnishing all Assiaant Scoutmaster Ralph Lav. -
Speaking on the Hoover govern­
2000 football schedule to tight games and City Journal and asked the finder ment reorganization plan, Milton E.
high school competition during the of the firemen with a good dinner rence said they would like to have turbulent over much of its
to
keep
the
$7
when
returning
the
years. India is still In a precarious i its basketball schedule to 20 games
last two weelcs. according to infor­ next Monday night.
Kahn of Portland, chairman o f the
I more members in the troop.
-billfold. Dennis remembered the Oregon citizens committee on the
political situation, according to a season.
mation received here.
The firemen not only proved I
advertisement, but when he sent the Hoover report, told members of the
members of the Nyssa Toastmasters |
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Ronald Jensen, president of the
billfold to Jones this week’he refused Nyssa chamber of commerce at their
club who talked at an international
Nyssa high school, won first place
to keep any of the money.
relation? meeting held in the high
weekly luncheon Wednesday noon
in radio speaking and oratory in They refused to prosecute, so the
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school building last Thursday night.
Dennis said his only regret was that “ We can have as good a gov­
district competition at Burns and names of the pranksters were with
The meeting was the first of a series
that he was not able to see the ex­ ernment as we demand and as poor
leaves today for Corvallis to partici­ held
n
of gatherings to be sponsored by
pression on Jones’ face when the a government as we will tolerate’’.
pate in the state contest. In the
the
Nyssa
Parent-Teacher
associ­
billfold
was returned to him.
Mrs. Laura Alberta Nichols, resi­
Mr. Kahn said there are now 300
state competition he will compete in
Discussion and consideration of
dent of the Apple valley section for ation for a discussion of internat­
committees in the nation working
the same events. Joaquin Miller,
proposed
changes
in
by-laws
occu­
many years, died in the Malheur ional relations.
for acceptance of the Hoover report.
noted eastern Oregon author, is the
pied most of the Owyhee Riding
j Memorial hospital April 2.
Kenneth Renstrom, who opened clubs business meeting Priday even­
The Hoover commission was form­
subject of Jensen's radio talk and
the
meeting,
introduced
the
three
Mrs.
Nichols,
who
had
been
living
ed in 1947 by unanimous consent of
“ Mr. Freedom” is the topic of his
ing when members met at the home
r
at Wllder. was born at Maiden Rock, speakers, who talked on the history, of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes.
congress for a study of government
oration.
r .u “
ers servlce organization Wisconsin October 2, 1371 and was religious and political aspects of The proposed changes will be voted
reorganization.
Former President
Miss Genevieve Eachus of Nyssa of the Malheur Memorial hospital j married to Arthur E. Nichols in India.
The natural beauty of negro spiri­ Herbert Hoover was unanimously
on by members at the April meeting.
won third place in a state essay will meett in Carl's Doll House at Minnesota. The couple moved to
The country is only half the size
The club’s rodeo committee had tuals was greatly enhanced by the chosen as chairman. The commis­
contest on the subject of "The Em­ noon Thursday. April 12 for the pur- the Apple valley section in 1922
of the United States, but the pop­ recently met with the Nyssa cham­ finely blended voices of a quartet of sion report was made In May, 1947
ployment of the Physically Handi­ pose of electing officers and hear-
survivors are three daughters ulation is three times as great, said ber of commerce rodeo committee colored visitors, booked as The Miss- and the organization would have
capped". As a result, her essay has
Clifford Mink. Thousands are starv­
lsslpplans, as they appeared in the been discontinued had the citizens
been sent to Washington, D C. to K ^ V ^ r a ^ e n ' m e L ^ n ! Mrs ° ladys BeverhnTf w n £ r a “ d ing, waiting for help from the Unit­ to consider plans for the 1951 rodeo,
discussing both the advertising of Nyssa gymnasium Tuesday night committee not been formed.
Mrs Julia Wdliams and Mrs. Maude
compete on the national level with of the P S O lnBv ?pH »li
ed States and other countries. The the rodeo and the parade. Another under the auspices of the Nyssa Ed­
"As of December, 1950 ”, Mr. Kahn
those from the other states. The to
h f meet
n*
Proffitt
NamPa: of five
* » » . Oscar
to Attend
attend t the
meeting.
of
Parma of Kenneth
Yakima.
Clar- country has been invaded many, meeting between the two committees ucation association.
said, "a full 50 per cent of the or­
result of that contest may not be
Fifteen members of the F. S. O ence of Ontario. David of Donnelly many times. The Moslems invaded is planned within a few weeks.
In addition to the quartet’s varied ganization plan had been placed on
announced publicly until June, ac­ went to the hospital Sunday to pre- Idaho and Alinon Nichols of Brews- the nation in 8 A. D, and are still
Sunday. April 15 Is the date set repertoire of spirituals, plantation the statute books, which was a very
cording to information received pare the ground and plant a lawn in ter, Washington; 22 grandchildren there. The greatest rulers have been
melodies
and camp meeting shouts, favoraible result. We are hopeful
for the club’s first trail-ride and
from the governor’s committee on front of the building. The men
Oandi and Nehru. In 1947 the 200- outing for 1951 providing the weath­ the leader of the group, Thomas J .! the remainder of the plan can be
and 16 great grandchildren.
National Employ the Physically worked from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m
Funeral services will be held In year rule of England was ended, but er Is nice. All members and friends Pruitt, presented three dramatic | enacted by the 82nd congress. The
Handicapped week.
India is still not a united nation, of both the Owyhee Riding club and readings and delivered a talk on ra- 60 per cent that remains to be en-
The remainder of the four and
Miss Eachus, a transfer to Nyssa one-half acres embodied in the hos­ the Lienkaemper chapel at 2:30 p^ Mink said.
) acted Is the toughest.
Certain
m.
today
with
Rev.
Donald
S.
Camp­
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the Junior riding club will truck clal tolerance.
high school from the Oregon school
Before presenting J H Hartman, their horses to the Owyhee dam and The songs ranged from the solemn groups are entrenched In the gov-
for the blind at Salem, will be a pital site will be planted to pasture. bell of the Methodist church o f­
An irrigation system has been com­ ficiating. Interment will be in the Renstrom pointed out that "India from there will go on a horseback "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" to the ernment and are very well organized
mong the four winners to be hon­ pleted, including concrete pipe
is the greatest melting pot In the trip, returning for a 1:45 or 2 o'clock humorus type of negro music and against the plan".
ored at a suitable ceremony to be equipped with valves for flood irri­ Parma cemetery.
world".
dinner at the dam with those who the rolling lilt of "Old Man River",
The speaker pointed out that the
held as soon as plans have been gation. A well has been dug, a pump
Hartman pointed out that ap­ are unable to join in the trail ride. the closing number on the program. government spent 3 ‘ i billion dollars
completed. The winners, including installed and other work done under
proximately
75,000,000
persons
are
In
1930 and 41 billion In 1950. The
The
colored
men,
presenting
the
April 8 is the date set for the
the second-place winner, O. Daniel the supervision of Jake Fischer and
affected by the caste system of Kuna Cave Jack field day.
third program sponsored by the Nys­ projected budget for the coming
„
Dearborn of Ontario, will receive Warren Farmer.
India, which has three main relig­
citations from the president of the
Following the meeting, three reels sa Education association this year, fiscal year is around 70 billion, or
A small deficit is due on the ma­
ions. Oandi, the speaker said, has
were introduced by Mrs. Margaret enough for 200 million dollars a day
United States.
of
colored films were shown. Re­
terial and work necessary for plant­
Miss Marilyn White, a member of ing and landscaping the grounds.
Bernard Frost of Nyssa and Ace done a great work in fighting the freshments were served by hostesses, Bates, president of the local organi­ for the year.
the high school Bulldog staff, won Any person or organization wishing Gunderson of Ontario, representing caste system. The people worship Ailene Holmes, Ann Tensen, and zation.
"Students of government know
The singers, comprising one of the that no country Is large enough or
third place in the news feature di­ to make a donation to the fund the Malheur Game league, accomp­ idols and consider cattle, monkeys, Opal Holmes to 24 members of the
turtles
and
certain
other
animals
vision of the sixth annual north­ may do so at the Gate City Journ­ anied state officials on a tour of
O. R. C. and 12 members of the best Jubilee quartets in the United rich enough to continue spending
States, are graduates of the famous money at that rate Indefinitely. It
west high school Journalism comp­ al office.
the winter deer range mainly in as holy.
junior club.
negro school at Plney Woods, Miss­ just can’t be done. As greater con­
Discussing
some
of
the
aspects
of
etition at Pacific university last
Lake county last Saturday and Sun­
The April meeting will be held at issippi. In addition to their evening trol will be necessary, we will ap­
modern politics in India, Hartley
day.
Saturday. Miss Betty Fife of Nyssa
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dale
performance, they gave a program proach closer to a socialist govern­
participated in the editorial division Adrian Teachers,
Besides the Malheur county men said it has been only during the Garrison.
for the school children in the aft- ment unless heed is given to present
of the competition. Approximately
and employes of the state game de­ last three years that the country
conditions. England has been re­
Principal Named
35 competed in the feat re wriing
partment were Commissioners Del­ has secured Its independence. Three
duced to the status of a begger In
section of the competition, which
bert Oildersleeve of Baker. Don M. hundred and fifty million of the Concert Progi-um
Bv School Board Mitchell of Taft, Elmer Balsiger of 450 million people in the country
50 years.
was sponsored by the Journalism de­
Ontario
Defeats
O
f
High
School
Solution of the
"In an election 50 years ago, 90
partment of Pacific university. A
Klamath Falls and Kenneth O. are illiterate.
country's
problems
will
be
reached
ADRIAN,
Apr.5—The
board
of
di­
per cent of the people voted: In the
banquet and dance were held Sat­
Denman of Medford and State
Three Teams To
Group»
Announced
only
after
a
long
period.
The
edu­
last
two elections between 50 and
urday night In honor of the con­ rectors of Adrian high school have Oame Director Snyder.
Just announced that A. R. Sayre,
Tuke Truek Meet 51 per cent voted. That shows signs
testants.
The men, who spent Saturday cated people are unemployed and
The program to be presented by
of early decadence. We can't see
superintendent of schools at Parma, night at the public shooting grounds although they feel they are prepared
has signed a contract as principal of at Summer lake, found winter feed­ there is no place for them in a the Nyssa high school music depart­
The Ontario high school track signs of great permanence In that.
Episcopal Church
ment
in
the
gymnasium
Friday
Adrian high school for the coming ing grounds are badly run down and country that lacks the need of that
squad won a four-way meet held If all of the Hoover plan were placed
night, April 6 at 8 o'clock was an­ In Nyssa Wednesday afternoon with In effect, we would save 5 to 514
school year. 1951-52. Mr Sayre has show definite proof of being over­ type of person.
Convocation Held been
nounced
this
week
by
Lynn
J.
Law­
superintendent at Parma for crowded. Because of the great num­
“ India is bordered by communist
a margin of more than 30 points. billion dollars a year".
The speaker discussed the post
the past five years and prior to bers of deer, they are killing out the Russia and communist China", rence.
Ontario scored 79 5/6 points, Nyssa
The 41st annual convocation of that taught at Wilder, Notus and
The program will be given by the 45 2/3, Parma 13 1/2 and Adrian 9. office department, which he classed
Hartley said. "The people are about
feed.
The
men
found
bodies
of
sev­
the Protestant Episcopal church in Marsing.
Frank Oood of Ontario won the as "a tremendous thing". He point­
eral deer that had been winter- half way over toward communism orchestra, chorus and band. Ray
the missionary district of eastern
Other teachers signing contracts killed. The game officials said con­ and the country could conseivably Weatherspoon is director of the 120 high hurdles. 180 low hurdles ed out that some of the rules gov­
Oregon was held In St. Matthew's to teach at Adrian high for the ditions are about the same all over become communistic. The country band and orchestra. The accomp­ and the pole vault and took second erning the postal department were
in Ontario during the past week­ 1951-52 term are Olenn Ward, coach. eastern Oregon.
is still committed to a program of anists are Vela Dee Poulson for the In the broad jump to score Individ followed during the time of Alex­
chorus and Carlene Jones for the ual honors. Five new records were ander Hamilton. Kahn said the
end, with the Church of Holy Tri­ physical education and science
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Bill __
Lightfoot
of _____
Bend, _____
field _ super- non-violence”
established by Ontario and Nyssa postmaster-general should be a
nity at Vale and St. Paul's at Nys­ Henry Reuter, agriculture, Marie, visor, has promised to bring A1
Renstrom pointed out that the orchestra.
The numbers will be presented a s ' contestants. They were: 120 high caf* er man In the department and
sa as participating hosts
Moore, home economics; Earl Saari,1 Litches of the fisheries division to Indian people, 80 per cent of whom
™ m m » r e i « l » and
n H s speech;
n e e e h - r Delbert
i e l h e r i r De-
ie -
th is a r e a ^
i n v e s t i g a t e t h e p o s ? live on farms, “have been ruled j follows:
. Over 150 delegates representing commercial
Orchestra-Themes from hurles, Oood, 15.9; 440. Stewart, On ' a d d e d that Postmaster-General
the men, women, and youth organ!- tienne, music: Anthony Ciofalo siblllty of stocking certain drain all of their lives. England should
Concerto No. 8, Finale from tario, 53.9; pole vault. Oood. 10 feet Donaldson Is "doing a good job".
"Congressmen and senators say
rations in the district met together English and Spanish and Charlotte ditches with trout and the lower have started educating the people Fifth symphony, March Slave and shotput. Keck. Nyssa, 48T'4” , and
; D rum m ap
m v l'e n h u c m n l
n n iin o fin n
they favor the Hoover plan, but
They didn't Believe Me; chorus— discus, Willis, Ontario, 140'7
for prayer, business, and fellowship, Brummer. girl’s physical education Owyhee river with yellow catfish. instead of exploiting them".
science.
Nyssa placers were as follows: 120 they don’t vote that way", Kahn
Litches will be here sometime this
After the formal discussion, sev­ Polly Wolly Doodle, Thy Word Is a
and to make plans for the continu- and
Salary increases at Adrian high
eral angles of the Indian situation Light, Send Forth Thy Spirit and hurdles, Bair, third; mile, Bumgar­ said. "I am not speaking as a re­
ing development of the church in schoo] (Qr the coming year are com month.
were discussed by the rather small Qospel Boogie: band—King Cotton ner, second: 440, Hartley, second; publican or as a democrat. I am
the area
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parable
March, The Qypsy Baron March 180 low hurdles, Bair, tied for third; speaking about an accumulation
crowd In attendance.
The convocation was opened with ! Nysla'and Vale high schools.'
Officers Elected
Paraphrase,
A Kiss In the Dark, 220, Bowen, second, and Hartley, that has occurred over a period of
a joint service Friday evening. The |
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Light
Cavalry
Overture and Star third; 880, Dlven, second; shotput. years. This accumulation shows a
Rt. Rev. Lane W. Barton, bishop of
By F. F. A. Chapter Fumi Contributed
Spangled Banner, and special num­ Keck, first; discus, Keck, second, lack of courage to tackle the prob­
Bulldogs
Lose
To
the district, gave the bishop’s
arranged for band and Mitchell, third; Javelin, Keck lem down through the years” .
For Trees In Park bers—Joshua,
charge. Bishop Barton pointed to
officers recently elected by
Kahn also talked on the wasteful
and chorus; Embraceable You, voc­ first and Skeen second, and 880
Nampa By 9 To 0 the New
the fact that two missionary con­
F. F. A. of the Nyssa high school
al solo by Shirley Nolen, accomp­ relay, Nyssa (Bowen, Ray, Ward practices now existing In the vet­
gregations has assumed full self-
Ed Stelnke, city employe, is pre­ anied by Frank Mazzio; Wanting and Hartley) first.
include John Toombs, president;
erans administration. He said the
The Nampa high school Bulldogs Delbert Peterson, vice president; paring to plant 53 trees In the new
support during the past year; o f­
You, vocal duet by Phyllis Bair and
The Snake River valley relays will Hoover recommendations would not
ficial acts, such as baptism and con­ defeated their Nyssa namesakes by Dick Hart, secretary; Leslie Hiatt, section of the city park. City em­ Joel Mitchell, and La Cucuracha,
be
held In Ontario Wednesday. April take away any of the rights of the
a
score
of
9
to
0
in
a
non-league
firmations, had increased during the
veterans, but would give them better
treasurer; Jimmy Lissman. reporter ployes contributed funds for eight cornet ensemble, David Hartley, n .
baseball
game
played
on
the
Nampa
past year: and that the church
service, streamline their relations
trees and business people and or­ Kenneth Cottle, Kent Beus. Stephen
and Jimmie Corfield, sentinel.
diamond
Tuesday
afternoon.
with the government and result In
throughout the district Tiad shown
Toombs, a Junior, has beer, active ganizations contributed money for
The Nyssa boys hit fairly well, but in the Judging contests and won the the purchase of the remainder at the Talbot. Ronnie Buchner and Carl I)r. Hut White To
tremendous savings. In private bus­
a remarkable upsurge of interest
Tyler, accompanied by Miss Poulson.
not
In
the
clinches
when
the
runs
iness
there is one employ for every
state sow and litter contest, featur­ trees.
and vitality.
Move To Spokane 1850 Insurance policies In force and
The Saturday morning session was were on the bases. With most of ing a *100 prize given by the Oregon
The trees will be planted this Graham Home On Leave—
in the government there is one em­
opened with a service of holy com­ the 1950 championship team back Bankers association. Both Peterson spring, but grass will not be planted
Donald M Graham, who Is serving
Dr. Hal White, Nyaea veterin­ ploye to every 450 policies.
munion at 7:30 and the day was in uniform, the Nampa Bulldogs and Lissman have projects valued at until fall
Children will use the
aboard
the
U.
8.
S.
Menard,
A.
P.
A.
An effort will be made locally
arian, has received an appointment,
spent in meetings of the various kept the Nyssa boys well in hand over *1200. Peterson was awarded section as a playground this sum­
No. 201, (amphibious personnel at­ effective Apr*. I, with the federal to secure members for the Oregon
Jack Duncan and Richard Wilson the 1950 Jersey Cattle club calf for mer.
groups. The Reverend Harold Gard­
tack
transport)
as
gunners
mate
each
pitched
three
innings
for
Contrtjutors to the tree fund, be­
his work In dairying. Lissman has
ner. dean of the Episcopal cathedral
government in Washington.
He citizens committee at an annual fee
in Boise was the principal speaker Nyssa. Melvin Marcum sprained placed in eight public speaking con­ sides the city employes, were the first class, is home on a 10-day woll be stationed temporarily at of *2.
leave,
prior
to
sailing
for
Korean
one
of
his
knees
in
the
game.
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Oene Orasty, reporting for the
tests in the last three years and Is Eagles lodge. Kenneth Renstrom,
for the young people. Mrs. Helen
Spokane. Mrs. White and daugh­
The Bulldogs will play New Ply- the retiring president.
Arneson of Portland and Miss Louise
Wilson Brothers Department store, waters for duty, and expects to be ters will remain In Nynsa until transportation committee of the
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chamber of commerce, said a dele­
Burpee of New York City headlined mouth at 4 p. m. Fridav of this week |
Ace Pastime, Nyssa Packing comp­ overseas for a period of at least summer.
on the Nyssa field They will open Baby leaves H ospital-
gation of highway 20 representatives
any, Robert Thompson, Ralph Law­ eight months. The duty assigned
the women’s program.
Dr. Eaatep of Denvel will arrive from the coast, visited In Nyssa last
to
an
A.
P.
A.
Is
to
carry
and
land
|
The convocation banquet was held league play against Parma Tuesday j Dale Cruson. 18-month-old son of rence, Powell Service station, Wil­
here
this
week
to
take
ovtr
Dr
combat
troops
during
Invasions
and
week They are working to elimin­
Saturday evening at the Moore on the Parma field and will meet, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Cruson, was re- son's super-market, Savage brothers,
J leased from the Malheur Memorial Oate City Journal and Peterson evacuations, and to remove wounded White's practice He will do bus­ ate traffic hazards and secure other
hotel, with over 200 present. The Ontario Friday at next week.
iness
temporarily
at
312
Emil*
from
the
beach
to
hospital,
and
gen­
improvements
in the transcontin­
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hospital last Wednesday. The baby Furniture company.
Rt. Rev. Frank Rhea, bishop of
erally support all beach landings avenue.
ental highway A car will be started
State To Let Contract —
has been receiving treatment for
Idaho was the principal speaker
during invasions. The ship Is heav­
from Newport »bout May 1 to cross
Sunday morning the convocation j The state highway commission bronchial pneumonia and complica- Five Babies Arrive—
the country to publicize the route.
Five baibles were bom in the Mal­ ily armed and able to defend Itself County P. T. A. To Meet—
opened with a service of holy com- i win let a contract for surfacing tions, which have developed a heart
from
air
and
sea
attack,
and
Is
an
The spring meeting of the Parent-
heur Memorial hospital during the
munion at 8 o'clock, and at 10:30 King avenue and Park avenue at ''murmur”. He was in the hospital
last week The new arrivals are a important element In all naval op­ Teacher council of Malheur county Institute Held—
the final service was held In the ¡ts May meeting, according to Mr for five and one-half weeks.
erations.
Mrs.
Oraham
returned
will
be held at the Valleyvlew school
A vacation churrh school Institute
girl, born to Mr. and Mrs Elmer
church with Rev Oerald Christian, Ayre, who was here from Balem
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Ausman of Adrian, March 30; son, Thursday from San Deigo, where house on Morgan avenue Saturday, was held Tuesday at the Methodist
representing the Oregon Council of this week to confer with City Man- Move To Meridian—
ager E K. Burton. The city has
Mr and Mrs Bennie J. Fields and Mr and Mrs. Donald Orant of she visited her husband aboard his April 7 The meeting will begin at church The Institute, held for the
Churches, as the speaker.
Delegates from the Nvasa Episco- pfactlcally completed its share of children. Sherry and Davie of Nyssa, Nyssa. April 1. girl. Mr and Mrs
‘ 10 a. m. with reports of the unit . local district workers was sponsored
presidents
pal church were Miss Eva Bovdell. the co-operative street
improvement
formerly of Ontario, moved to Merl-
Charles Buchert of Parma, March
Ders OI lne crFW at :n ,w
ana aur* at the morning sessions i by the board of education of the
t™P*ctlon of the ship, ln- and election of officers. All mem- Idaho conference and was attended
Mrs. Frank Morgan and Orant | project
dlan this week-end. Mr Fields has 31: daughter Mr. and Mrs I. L. I
At the bers are asked to furnish a sack By church school workers from On-
Rinehart Miss Boydell was a mem- |
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taken a position with the Co-op Oil Willlamson of Nyssa. April 3 and eluding the guns aboard
boy. Mr and Mrs. Keith Cameron PrestrU tlme Oraham is also acting lunch. Coffee and salads will be tarlo, Vale and Payette. Those In
j association of Caldwell.
ber of the budget board for the Attend Ministers’ Meeting—
of Parma, April 3.
“
"master-at-arms” .
While at served at the Valleyvlew P T A charge of the conference were Rev.
Rev and Mrs Austin J. Hollings-
eastern Oregon district
llA m s
Kn m ooelll Ko n Kl a 4 a nHonel
home Oraham
will be able to attend The guest speaker for the afternoon Don Moore, executive secretary of
Members of the guilds of the worth of the Nyssa Church of Christ To Spokane—
lw° bl? bday P*™«* for l * °
bu sesalon will be M O Stlmmel. prin­ the board of education, and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs William Wahlert re- Mother Visits—
Nyssa church served the luncheon and Rev. and Mrs Hugh Foster of
W,c Vale
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Mrs Hazel Jones, mother of Mrs grandchildren. Tommy and Chris- cipal of the Lindbergh school In On­ Moore of Nampa; Mrs. A J. Denny
Christian church
accomD-
'urned Tuesday
from Spokane,
where
Saturday to 170 delegates and clergy the
of Caldwell, Mrs Stanley Andrews
tario.
anied Rev Emil Helseth. pastor of Mr Wahlert attended a hearing of Earl Bingham arrived last Friday
t»™hJiilw riiWren 01 Mr
attending the meeting.
of Payette and Mrs. Donald Camp­
the Ontario Christian church, on a the interstate commerce commission, from Magna. Utah for a visit with | Mra Ray Oraham.
bell.
Alaaka Man VMta—
trip to Eugene this week The group The trip was made by plane.
Mr and Mrs Bingman and family
Returns From The Dalles—
Traveler To Speak-
Elbert E Hart of Fairbanks, Alas-
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Mrs Fred Ravage returned Tues­ attended the annual gathering of
Miss Margaret Sinclair of the Col- I ka waa a visitor last Saturday at the
wVu.Vnr? —
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Visits Relatives—
day from The Dalles, where she the Oregon Christian church minis- Attend Associated Club Meeting—
, Z r .m e e t i n g ¿ ^ mv A av
Mrs Bud Wilson. Mrs. Don Eng-
Mrs Ches'er Saager of Klaber, lege of Idaho faculty will be guest : home <* Mr and Mrs Don Eng- wP h'(1
spent a week with her daughter. ters at the Northwest Christian col-
Mrs Kenneth Lalng. and family Mr le«e at Eugene Rev Hollingsworth strom and Mrs. Oeorge Schwelzer Washington Is visiting relatives in speaker at the P T A meeting to be atrom, Mr Hart was en row * back ( ^ , ^ 7 .» ■ o C i at She^ome^ oi
held Mrs
at the high school Thursday to Fairbanks after a vacation in Mr and Mrs Pred Burgess of Vale.
Nyssa and vicinity this week
and Mrs Savage drove to The Dalles will give an address on "The Min- attended a meeting of the Associated (
evening. April 12 Miss Sinclair, an the
to spend the Easter holtdajrs and tster and His Economic Security” Clubs of Malheur county, held Wed- | Saager Is a former resident of this
Plans will be discussed for the
outstanding speaker, will tell of h«r
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nesday In the Park district near On- area
Mr Savage returned to Nyssa last
spring Jersey show to be held In
most
recent
trip
to
Europe
Special
Put
On
C«smell—
V
M
U
Relative*—
I
tario.
week.
Nyssa May 26
Receiving Trrmtmeul—
music will be presented by the seven- j Ezra Carr, local furniture sales-
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Mrs Prank Coley spent last week
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Mrs Oeorge Sallee, secretary In th grade chorus under the direction | man and real estate man employed ( ailed To t'tah—
at Sandpoint. Idaho visiting her VWl In
Here From Idaho—
Mrs Wilford O. Peterson left
Mr and Mrs Leo Hancock and the office of School Superintendent of Ray Weatherspoon. An added at- | by Orlgg Brothers and Butler was
Mr and Mr« Irvin Rider and sister and brother-in-law. Mr and
family of New Plymouth were Sun­ Mrs K O. Standal and their daught- Mr and Mrs Ellis Snow of Council Henry Hartley, hat been receiving traction will be musical numbers to sustained as one of the new councli- Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City
day visitors at the home of Mr and •r Rosemary Standa! Mr Standal were visitors at the home of Mr and treatment at the Malheur Memorial be given by Mr and Mrs Polkerts In | men for the Nyssa L D 8 stake at to visit her mother. Mrs. R. C. Nel­
their native Dutch costumes
| a meeting held during the p u t week son, who Ls 111.
hospital this week.
is bedfast with a heart ailment Mrs Thomas Jones last Priday
Mrs. Newbern Olenn.
State Contests
Z f™ ” Wh? Cal1’ ^
been
Laura A. Nichols
Dies In Hospital
Hospital Group
To Name Officers
Hoover Program
Hiding Glid) Is
Pluiiniii"; Kodeo
Negro Quartet
Gi\ es Program
State Officials
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