Nyssa gate city journal., August 02, 1951, Image 1

JOURNAL
raeNYSSA
VOLUME XXXXVI NO. 29
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 2. 1951
Of
Highway Routes Demonstration
Resuscitator Given
Again Topic Of Nyssa
A demonstration of the use of the
fire department resuscitator
was given at the weekly Lions club
C Of C Meeting luncheon
Monday noon by Kenneth
Local Communities Are
Working For Partic­
ular Highways
Renstrom. who is in charge of the
resuscitator squad, and Ralph Law­
rence, one of the crew chiefs.
With Tom Moore acting as a
"patient", the firemen demonstrat­
ed the various features of the port­
able machine, including inhalation,
resuscitation and aspiration. All
members of the club were given an
opportunity to get the "feel” of
artificial breathing.
The firemen explained that the
machine is for use anywhere it may
be needed in an emergency. Or­
ganizations that would like to have
the machine demonstrated at meet­
ings may have their wishes satis­
fied by contacting the fire depart­
ment.
With many pressure groups man­
euvering for advantage in the strug­
gle for the tourists dollar through
construction over highways and the
direction of highway travel over
certain thoroughfares. Nyssa is in a
good position, acording to reports
given at the weekly luncheon of the
chamber of commerce In Carl's Doll
House Wednesday noon.
Ormond Thomas, chamber of
commerce roads chairman, reported Women Nearing
on a meeting held in Ontario July
Nyssa's Arabian Stallion
27 for a discussion of the proposed
Close Of Half
Succer creek road. Baker is re­
Taggart Elected
ported to want the road for a short­ The first half play of the women's Arabian Stallion
er livestock outlet to California. softball schedule is expected to be Owned By Dinnnick
Red Cross Leader
However the paved highway to Jor­ completed Friday night, but three
teams.
Farmers
Daughters,
Parma
Takes
Boise
Honor
In Malheur County
dan Valley on the Idaho side Is al­ Foods and Satinettes, are tied for
most as short as the proposed route first place. The games will be play­
By Mrs. L. W. Pomeroy
Max S. Taggart of Ontario was
south of Adrian. Farmers in the
Friday night instead of Thurs­ Probably
very
few
of
the
persons
elected
county chairman of the
Succer creek area are opposed to ed
this week.
who attended Nyssa's rodeo realized American Red Cross at a recent
construction of any highway that day The night
Parma
Food
Center
will
meet
would cut their fields and irrigations the Ontario Mill Works at 7:30 to­ that one of the flag-carriers, Neil meeting held in Ontario.
officers are Ernest B. Met­
systems.
Dim/nlck, was riding the top Arabi­ calf Other
night in the first game of an
of Vale, vice chairman; W. W.
Thomas Jones, chamber of com­ morrow
stallion of the intermountain Tidwell
the
evening.
The
Farmers
Daugh­
of
Ontario, secretary; Mrs.
merce president, said people are be­ ter and Satinettes will play the area.
W. S. Walker of Ontario, treasurer,
coming highway minded. He added second contest. If the Parma Food At the annual Boise horse show, and
that a i 'w bombs could knock out Center defeats Ontario Mill Works, July 26 through 28. Mr. Dimmick ary. Frank Ryan, executive secret­
railroad and highway bridges in the the winner of the game between showed the horse Wisok, which he Board members elected for three
west and immdiately tie up traffic. the Satinettes and Farmer Daugh­ rode during the rodeo.
terms are Mrs. William Peter­
As a result, a net work of roads is ters will play the Parma Food Cent­ Wisok, the bay Arabian stallion year
son, Ontario; Rev Donald S. Camp­
needed for defense.
owned by Mr. Dimmick won first bell,
er
Monday
night,
August
6
for
the
Mrs. Fred Bailey. On­
Announcement has already been
half championship. If the place with the blue ribbon in the tario; Nyssa;
Mrs. Max Seward, Harper;
made that Payette and Weiser are first
halter class competing against six Mrs. Sam
Parma
team
loses
Friday
night,
the
Ross,
Jordan Valley, and
asking the federal bureau of roads winner of the Satlnettes-Farmers of the best Arabian stallions at the Mrs. Colleen Wilks,
Hold­
to continue highway 30 on north on Daughters game will take the title. show. In another event, the Arabi­ over board members are Vale.
Kelsey Al­
the Idaho side to the new Payette The Farmers Daughters defeated an costume class, Dimmick and the len, William Hollingsworth,
bridge before crossing the river.
horse took second money. The rid­ Theo Moore and Vernon Reed, Mrs.
Side Cafe and Florist 11 ers
all
Ontario and Nyssa are in favor of to the 6 East
were all in authentic Arabian Ontario; W. W. Tidwell of On­
and
Peterson’s
walloped
Mans­
the construction of the cutoff from er's 24 to 11 Tuesday night of this costumes, and the horses decorated of
Mrs. E. E. Clark of Vale and
Huntington to the Ontario airport. week. For Peterson's. Fisher hit a with trappings in the Arabic man­ T tario,
T. Itami of Ontario.
They are also in favor of the con­ home
ner.
run
in
the
fourth
frame
with
The
Cross chapter is now
struction of the Succer creek road.
on and Oibbs drove out a Often people think that a horse accepting Red voluntary
donations for
Nyssa. at least, would also like to none
that can win at a horse show must the Kansas and Missouri
circuit
clout
in
the
fifth
with
one
flood vic­
see the proposed Buhl-Homedale on.
be a show horse and nothing else. tims. Civic organizations are
asked
cutoff road constructed. If built, The short scores:
This is true of many breeds, but as to assist.
this highway, would likely be a mili- Farmers Daughters 10 11 6 Mr. Dimmick has so ably demon­
(Uonunuec on Page 2)
the Arabian horse is not of
East Side Cafe
3 6 10 strated,
type. He uses this priae win­ Shipments Over
Batteries: Okano and Mitchell; this
ning animal as a stock horse, kid
Fujita and Stewart.
Students Finish
and irrigating nag, while op­
Peterson’s
12 24 9 pony,
Railroad Climb
his ranch near Nyssa. As
Manser’s
10 11 9 erating
Arabian association rules specify
Swimming Course Batteries: Bybee and Oibbs and the
an animal must be shown in Shipments over the Union Pacific
Erwin; L. Morinaga. K. Morishita that natural
condition, tail-setting
from Nyssa were unusually
and A. Morishita and A. Morishita its
Eighty-one of the 102 Nyssa pupils and
and
other
artificial devices used railroad
heavy during July and continue to
L. Morinaga.
registered for the swimming course Thursday
when
presenting
other
show
horses,
be heavy, according to Agent Thom­
night’s short scores: are not permitted.
given under the auspices of the Y. Farmers Daughters
as O. Jones.
4 2 8
M. C. A. in the Ontario pool com­ Satinettes
Wisok's
history
is
most
interest­
Incoming carloads were 33 per
6
13
3
pleted the course. Thirteen of the
Oeneral Patton’s third army cent greater than in July last year
Okano and Bertram ing.
81 finished the intermediate course. and Batteries;
captured a group of very fine Arabi­ and outgoing carloads exceeded
Pearson and B. Hill. an
George Stewart, Y. M. C. A. in­ Parma Mitchell;
from the German army those of July last year by more than
Foods
10 23 5 s t u horses
structor, said the Nyssa children Peterson’
d of Hostau Sudetenland, 100 per cent. The figures were 87
s
11 6 17 Czechoslovakia
comprised an exceptionally good j Batteries:
during World War received last month and 60 in July
and Zaldain:
group They responded well to the Oibbs, Peterson Baker
The best of these were shipped last year and 751 forwarded this
Instruction given in the course, erson and Hillis. and Fisher and Pet­ to II. America.
Among
them was a bay year as against 357 In July, 1950.
which covered a period of 12
colt by the name of Wisok, and his Potato shipments amounted to 661
days. Tht children were given half Mrs. Holcomb Improving—
Witez, II.
last month and 243 in July, 1969.
an hour of instruction and an hour Mrs. Duane Holcomb, daughter of sire,
The stallion, Witez n , being a
of swimming each day.
Dale Oarrlson of mature animal, was recognized at E. S. Gahan, Former
Howard Lovejoy, who is in charge Mr. and who Mrs.
by expert horsemen as being
was reported to have once
of the Nyssa recreation program, Nyssa.
suffering from polio in Cali­ one of the world's greatest Arabian
said he will continue to take the been
Resident Of Nyssa
and was retained at the Kel-
fornia, is expected to leave Letter- studs, (Continued
park children to the Ontario pool men’s
on Page 8)
Army hospital In 8an Pran-
Passes In (jilif.
Friday afternoons. The recreation cisco the
end of this week and re­
program will be concluded August turn to Paso
to be with her
Private graveside services were
18 The park baseball program will husband, who Robles
Is stationed there Boi» Davi» Resigns
conducted by Rev. A. J. Hollings­
be resumed next week.
with
the
army.
Mrs.
Dale
Oar-
worth of the Christian church in
As News Editor Of the
The park team and the Sunset
who was called to California
Nyssa cemetery July 28 for
Panthers played to a 9 to 9 tie Tues­ rison,
Radio
Station
KSRV
because
of
the
illness
of
her
daugh­
Edwin
Stanton Oahan, who died In
day night in a game that was called ter. will bring her granddaughter.
Los Angeles July 24. Lienkaemper
because of darkness. The boys will
Jo, home to stay until the Bob Davis, news editor of radio was in charge of Interment.
play off the game next Tuesday. Connie parents
return to Nyssa the station KSRV of Ontario, has ac­ Mr. Oahan was born in Manhat-
The last game of the round robin baby’s
of August. Holcomb, a son cepted a position with radio station taan, Kansas December 26, 1869 and
will be played tonight between middle
Mrs. W. D. Holcomb of KORE at Eugene and will leave came to Nyssa in 1936 He lived
Adrian and Nyssa, with the Panth­ of Mr. and
will have a two-weeks fur­ Monday morning to assume his new here until the death of his wife in
ers leading the league with three Nyssa,
lough,
beginning
August 16. In­ duties.
1945 and then moved to California
wins. If Adrian defeats Nyssa the stead of having polio.
Mrs. Holcomb Mrs. Davis, who is executive sec­ to live with a daughter.
Panthers will win the pennant. If is suffering from a nervous
disorder.
retary
of
the
Malheur
County
Tub­
Survivors consist of two daught­
not, play could go into a three-way
erculosis and Health association, ers, Mrs. Helen McDonald of An­
tie.
(tables Arrive—
will continue with her position with chorage. Alaska and Mrs Marpone
Only two babies were bom at the the association until her contract Bales of Los Angeles; two sons,
Firemen Hold Picnic—
Memorial hospital during expires about the first of the year, Harry Oahan of Nyssa and Scott
The Nyssa tire department spon­ Malheur
the last week A girl was born Harold L Rhodes, association presi­ Oahan of Venice, California: nine
sored its annual picnic In the city July
to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Huff­ dent, said. She will then Join Mr grandchildren and five great grand­
park Monday evening Bob Wilson man 25
Parma and a boy was bom Davis in Eugene.
children.
and Sam Parks were in charge of to Mr of and
Tiburcio Barrera Davis, who has been with KSRV
arrangements for the affair, which of Nyssa July Mrs.
27.
for the last four years, will be suc­ Scouts Return From Camp—
was attended by 100 persons. Includ­
ceeded by his assistant. Bob Humph­ The Girl Scouts of Ontario, Vale
ing city councilmen and directors To Botae Horae Show—
of the rural fire district and their Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boydell. Mr. reys. He has also resigned as county and Nyssa returned home after a
week of camping at Pilgrim cove at
civil defense coordinator.
families. The men played softball
Payette lakes. Nyssa girls who went
and the children engaged In races. and Mrs. Warren Farmer and Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Ulmer attended the City Employes Picnic—
were Mardelle Thomson.Kay Adams.
horse show In Boise Saturday even­ Nyssa city employes held a picnic Ellene Moss, Judy Savage. Nellie
Roseburg Man Held—
Foster John of Roseburg, who was j ing Warren Fanner’s sister. Miss at Anthony lake in Baker county Bumgarner. Annette Stradley. Oa--
reported to have escaped from the j Thelma Farmer, rode in the show. Sunday. All city employes, except net Richie, Pat Nicholson, and Phyl­
Ralph Lowe, who was sick, and their lis Fox. Mrs Bill Nicholson and
Roseburg Jail, was arrested by Nyssa
families attended the affair. Relief Mrs. Jim Russell cooked for the
city police Monday night on a To Logan—
Mrs.
Mlleta
H.
Pond
returned
to
men were left in the city to care girls. Janet Russell and Sandra
charge of drunkenness. He was
Nicholson, young daughters of the
fined 1200 by Municipal Judge J. C. her home in Logan after spending for emergencies.
cooks, were named mascots. Camp
Smith Roseburg officers were to six weeks visiting at the home of
awards were given for swimming,
niece, and nephew. Mr and Mrs. Visit Friends—
have taken John into custody Wed­ her
Lamont Fife.
Mr. and Mrs Dean Wood of Ooen- boating and neatness. Other camp
nesday.
,
en visited Mr. and Mrs Oeorge N. activities were arts and crafts, hik­
To Sait Lake City—
Bear for a week. They returned ing. candy-making and folk dancing
To Nebraska—
Mr and Mrs Lewis Hulbert of Mr and Mrs. Lamont Fife and home Monday The two couples were Some of the art work will be dis­
in an Ontario business
Oering. Nebraska returned home j Karen and Anna Mae went to Salt neighbors in northern Idaho. They played
Rose Mary Murray of the
Tuesday morning after spending1 Lake City to attend the S. W And­ visited Mrs Wood's brother. Wil­ window
National
Olrl Scout foundation vis­
rus
family
reunion.
They
returned
liam Darley. in the veterans hos­
several days at the home of Mr. and last week
ited the camp Nell Christiansen of
pital in Boise Saturday.
Mrs Ben Storm.
Ontario was the camp director.
To Hold Dance—
Pitches No-Hit Game—
Vbdting In Idaho—
Falls—
Mrs J C Krut ¡s visiting relatives j The Nyssa second ward M I. A. Tommy Holman, formerly of To Mr Idaho
and Mrs Jack Anderson and
will sponsor an apron and overall Nyssa. pitched a perfect no-hit. no­
in Twin Falls. Idaho.
dance for the public Wednesday. run 6 to 0 victory for his softball family spent 10 days visiting friends
August • In the stake house. The team. Day's market of Corvallis, and relatives in Howe. Idaho and
Return From Vacation—
over the Corvallis Efks July 19 It Idaho Falls They returned home
Mr and Mrs Murle Marcum have pssblic is invited to attend.
is believed to have been the only Thursday night.
returned from a vacation spent on
no-hit game ever pitched in the
Retora Ta Washington—
the Oregon coast.
Here From San Diego—
Corvallis
park.
Jo Ann and Diane Bchwelaer have
Mr and Mrs Edward Oould and
returned to their home in Kenne­
Tailed To Eugene—
son. Kenneth, of Ban Diego arrived
Mrs. Veva Castles left today for wick. Washington after spending Stndent Visits—
Eugene where she was called be- 1 three months at the home of their Marilyn Ekanger. a student of the Wednesday at the home of Mr. and
cause of the serious illness of her i grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Nampa Business college. Is spending Mrs Ben Storm. They plan to be
the week-end at her home in Nyssa. , here a week.
daughter
~
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I McKeo
Some Hay Burned,
Tobler’s Take
But Much Is Saved School Classes
By Nyssa Firemen Will Be Started
Softball Flag
Fifteen tons of chopped hay was
In Last 2 Tilts destroyed
In Ny ssa Sept. 4
by fire on the Klaas Ten-
Nyssa Team To Play
Baker Or I-a Grande
For District Title
sen farm near Nyssa Monday morn­
ing, but members of the Nyssa rural
fire department saved many tons of
nearby hay that probably would
have been destroyed if not for the
prompt response of the firemen.
The hay. owned by Klaas and Pete
Tensen, consisted of approximately
350 tons of baled hay and 175 tons
of chopped hay. It was all in a line,
but was broken into stacks with a
distance of several feet between. The
fire started, apparently from com­
bustion. in a 40-ton stack of chop­
ped hay. Twenty-five tons of the
stack and all of the other hay was
saved from the blaze.
At $20 a ton, the hay was valued
at approximately $300.
High School Students
Expected To Regis­
ter Week Before
Tobler’s Feed and Fuel softball
Henry H. Hartley, superintendent
team won the championship of the
of Nyssa schools, announced Wed­
Snake River Valley Softball league
nesday that the 1951-52 year of
Wednesday night by defeating the
school will be opened Tuesday, Sep­
Davis Oas and Oil nine of Ontario
tember 4, following a county-wide
on the Nyssa diamond 8 to $ after
in-service-training program fo r
whipping the Ontario grocery 5 to 2
teachers.
Monday night.
The reason for holding the pro­
The Monday night victory left
gram for teachers before the open­
Tobler’s undefeated in the double
ing of school, August 30 and 31, la
elimination tournament, which con­
to allow for a spring vacation, which
stituted the second half of the
can thus be taken without the dis­
schedule, and the win over Davis
trict losing any of its allotment from
Oas and Oil gave Tobler’s the pen­
the state school support fund. The
nant for the first half in a make-up
district will also give the children*
game. Having won both the first
a week's vacation at Christmas time.
half and second half ribbons, Tob­
Most of the teachers who are at­
ler’s pinned up all of the bunting
tending summer school will be back
for tiie 1951 season.
by the middle of August. Mr. Hart­
In last night’s game, Tobler’s
ley said he has made arrangements
went Into the third thinning with
for sufficient teachers for the com­
a 4 to 0 lead and increased the
ing year.
margin under heavy hittttng and 350 Employes Needed; Registration for high school stud­
the star pitching of Gerald Barker.
ents will probably be held August
The Tobler pitcher was in trouble
Acreage
Is
I-arge;
27. 28 and 29.
only twice. The visitors scored one
The Janitors are renovating the
(Quality
Good
home run and filled the bases in
buildings in preparation for the
the third when Barker deliberately
opening of school.
walked a man. but the next batter The Idaho Canning company will
open
Us
1951
campaign
for
the
can­
filed out and from then on Barker
held the Davis men in the palm of ning of sweet corn at the Nyssa fac­ Hood River, Vale
his pitching hand. Tobler’s scored tory between August 10 and 12. ac­
one run in the fifth frame and cording to Fred Moss of Payette. Will Play Aug. 4
three in the sixth.
The company will operate on a
In Monday night’s game, Tobler’s two-shift basis for a period of five The Vale district American Leg­
scored two runs in the first inning, weeks or longer. The acreage Is ion Junior baseball team won the
tiie Ontario grocery scored in the larger than usual, so that the comp­
to play Hood River for the
second, Nyssa one in the second, one any will have a large crop to process. right
of entering the Oregon
in the fourth and one in the fifth “The corn is good, so the farmers privilege
Junior
tournament by de­
and Ontario made its last run in the should do well on the crop”, Mr. feating baseball
Pendleton
two games
sixth frame.
Moss said. “We have the best crop played in Vale last in week-end.
The softball commission rescinded prospects we have had since we Vale won the eastern Oregon title
its order of last week, requiring opened the plant. This is very good defeating Pendleton 9 to 7 Fri­
Tobler’s to forfeit a game with growing weather, but we are trying by
night and 10 to 6 Saturday
Muir-Roberts and Burningham so to encourage the farmers to keep day
night.
that the league leaders finished the their corn grown damp”.
Vale-Hood River series will
season undefeated. Louis Yturrl, The company has increased the be The
played on the Vale diamond this
who ordered the Tobler forfeiture, capacity and made other improve­ week-end.
Saturday night
has announced his resignation as ments at the Nyssa plant, requiring game will be The
at 6:30 and the
commissioner. Yturrl ordered Tob­ additional help. Mr. Moss estimated Sunday contest called
at 6 d . m If a third
ler’s to forfeit the game after he that 350 employes will be needed for game is necessary
to determine a
ruled that a monkey act performed the two shifts. Persons wanting to winner, it will be called
immediately
on the softball field by Fred Nor­ work during the campaign should following the first Sunday
con teat.
man. a Tobler’s player, was vulgar. register at the.-Nyssa plant.
Donald Bertalotto of Harper,
Muir-Roberts and Burningham
playing with the Vale nine, gave the
were dropped from the tournament Testing Of Fair
hero's performance of the series,
in the semi-finals Friday night by
when
he pitched scoreless ball for
losing to Ontario grocery in Ontario
five Innings in Friday night’s game,
by a score of 7 to 4.
Animals
Needed
after entering the contest as a relief
The championship team consists
of Hugh Tobler, c; Oerald Barker, Malheur dairy and beef cattle­ pitcher.
With Pendleton holding a 6 to 3
p; Tom Moore, lb; Lynn Metis, 2b; men were reminded today by fair lead
the opening of the sixth
Bob Keveren, 2b; Calvin Wilson, officials to make arrangements to frame, at Vale
three runs to
ss; Mark Hartley, 3b; Fred Norman, have their animals tested for tuberc­ tie the count scored
and added two in the
If; Ted Teske, If; Eldon Barker, ulosis and bang's disease in order to seventh and one
in
the
eighth in­
cf; and Don Herren, rf.
ready to exhibit them at the 1951 ning. Pendleton made one run in
Tobler’s will meet the winners of be
county fair.
the ninth, so the game ended 9 to 7.
the play-off between Baker and La Malheur
cattle must be accompanied Vale required the services of two
Orande for the district title and by AM
both Bang’s disease and health pitchers to defeat Pendleton In the
the right to go to the state tourna­ certificates,
within 60 days Saturday game. Melvin Packer of
ment. The time of the tournament of entry time. Issued
August 28, by a fed­ Ontario weakened in the seventh
has not been learned here.
erally accredited veterinarian, said frame and was relieved by Ray
Harry R. Sandquest, secretary of the Barnes of Vale, who held the vis­
fair board. Calves less than six itors under strict control In the
Water Users To
months of age are not required to last two Innings. However, Pendle­
View Contract quirements
have these papers, and Bang's re­ ton scored only four runs off Pack­
do not apply to steers or er In the seventh and he received
credit for the win.
The Owyhee Irrigation district will spayed heifers.
hold an open forum meeting August Although the health regulations Nyssa boys playing with Vale were
6 at 8 p. m. for district water users are the same as for the past two Larry Vaughn. David Savage and
to discuss terms of the proposed re­ years, Sandqulst pointed out. exhib­ Dan Lovejoy.
Friday Short Score
payment contract with the United itors should be sure to bear In mind
9 14 3
States government, which will be that these certificates must be pre­ Vale
sented at registration before animals Pendleton
7 8 4
voted on August 10.
The purpose of the meeting, which are unloaded. In the case of the Batteries—Barnes, Bertalotto and
will be held in the new Nyssa gym­ Bang's certificates, he stated that Brown for Vale and Mlthorne,
nasium. will be to explain the pro­ vaccinated animals over six months Phelps and Records for Pendleton.
Saturday Short Score
visions in the contract and to answer of age and less than 30 months must
10 12 4
any questions presented by the water have been vaccinated according to Vale
8 7 4
users relative to the terms of the standard regulations by an accred­ Pendleton
ited
veterinarian.
Batteries
—
Packer.
Barnes
and
contract. The gathering will also
be attended by officials of the Health papers for swine and sheep Brown for Vale and MoCalllstsr and
bureau of reclamation, who will Join are not necessary, but if swine have Records for Pendleton.
been vaccinated with either gllled
in the discussion.
Copies of the contract are avail­ virus vacolnc or serum and virus, Visits Hr.«—
able to water users and may be ob­ vaccination must have been done by Dr. Donald E. Tyler Is visiting
tained at the office of the district an accredited veterinarian at least his parents, Dr. C. M. Tyler of Nyssa
Harold Henigson, secretary of the 30 days before, and in the case of and Mrs. Iva Tyler of Ontario. He
district, urged all water users to at­ the kMled tissue vaccine, not more graduated from the University of
than six months before exhibition. Oregon medical school In 1960 and
tend the meeting.
Pre-registration to Insure reserv- Just recently completed his intern­
ship at the Salt Lake general hos­
(Contlnued on Page Hi
Eagle« Women Serve Lunch—
pital. Last week he took the Ore­
The Eagles auxiliary and not the Here From Utah—
Malheur Memorial hospital auxiliary Burnall Brown of Ogden, general gon state board medical examin­
served the meal at tthe luncheon superintendent of the Amalgamated ation and passed it with honors.
Dr. Tyler will enter the Mayo clinic
sponsored by the Malheur Memorial
company, arrived in Nyssa at
Rochester January 2 for a year
hospital personnel Wednesday of Sugar
the
first
of
the
week
to
attend
to
last week in honor of the Klwanls business Mrs. Brown and daughter, of post-graduate work in major
surgery.
He will visit in Nyssa until
club of Ontario The hospital per­ Marian, former Nyssa residents, may
sonnel prepared the lunch and the spend the week-end here. Mr and the first of September.
Eagles auxiliary members served It. Mrs. Sid Brown of Portland may
Woman Visit»—
also come to Nyssa to spend the Army
Pvt
Norma Coleman of the U.
Return From Vacation—
S W M. camp at Lejeune, North
Mr and Mrs. Bert Lewis of On­ week-end with their families.
Carolina, arrived home Wednesday
tario and Mr and Mrs. Roy Bitfcey CUnie Scheduled—
returned Friday night after spend­ The Nyssa Eagles auxiliary will of last week to visit her parents,
ing a week vacationing in Seattle sponsor a free pre-school clinic for Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman, and
and on the Oregon coast. The men children five and six years of age other relatives. She left Mondsy
enjoyed deep sea fishing They re­ Tuesday, August 14 at the Eagles night for Portland snd Seattle,
turned home by way of Klamath hall. Three Nyssa doctors are do­ where she will visit her sisters. She
will report August 7 for duty at
Falls.
nating their time for the physical Camp
El Toro near Santa Ana,
examinations.
No
'‘shots"
will
be
California.
To Youth Camp At Cove—
given
and
no
appointments
are
nec­
Texas—
Reverend and Mrs Austin Hol­
Aple Valley. Adrian. Nyssa To Mrs
Donald Jensen and Clayton
lingsworth are in Cove this week essary.
and
outlying
districts
are
included
teaching at the Christian youth in the district to be accommodated Jensen left Tuesday for Fort Bliss.
camp Doris Rtgney snd Ann House Further information may be receiv­ Texas, where Mrs. Jensen will stay
with her husband, Private Donald
accompanied them and are attend­ ed from Mrs. Don Oraham.
Jensen, who Is In the army. Clay­
ing the classes.
ton Jensen will fly home Sunday.
To
Utah—
Return From Warm Ukr—
Mr
and
Mrs
Leo
W
Child
and
Mr and Mrs. Ken Pond and fam­ Mrs Elwood Flinders left Tuesday Annual Picnic Ta Be Held—
Masons and Eastern Stars of Vale.
ily have returned from Warm Lake afternoon
Utah While Ontario
and Nyssa will hold their
after spending the week-end there there they for will Logan.
attend
the
Child
annual picnic In the Nyssa park
as guests of the Boy Scouts. They reunion and visit friends and rel­ Sunday.
August 5 Each family Is
returned Sunday night.
atives.
to take a covered dish. Ice cream,
lemonade
and coffee will be terred.
To Favette Lake*—
Eagles AaxlUary Ta Meet—
for the picnic will be from
The Eaglet auxiliary will meet Mr and Mrs C. A MaUy spent Time
11:30 to 4 o'clock.
August 7 at t:M at the Eagles hall. last week-end at Payette lakes.
Canning Company
Will Start Run
About August 10