Nyssa gate city journal., January 31, 1952, Image 1

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L ocal
Factory Run Will
End February 10
l n il
lie (|i$ e M r n i g r a m
O n R a d io L is titi
P o lio G a m p a ig n
Q iif& iv
C om pany
P la n s
t o J >P fu *o © s l í e n * S t i l l
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‘S farren i i i n u r was el«ctad prclsi-
A lton C. Ullnian of Balter, ch air­
<ftsnt of th® lialh au r Memorial ffios-
Jared Lewis of Nyssa, district
man of th * Idaho-Ogegon ¡Sell s
jmui I association following th« en -
manager of the Amalgamated Sugar
Canyon
aaecciotion.
said
at
a
m
«*t-
tiual meeting of members in th * lit-
company, expressed hope today that
.ng sponsored in the high school
tie teeater of th * school building
| a break In the weather will permit
building in Nyss» Wednesday night
Monday night.
the farmecs to hfitrve. t the beet - that
N v ssn U o s iiic n l' O f f w
by the Nyss®-Adrian unit tea t “The
The other officers are ®#rnard
they were forced to leave in the
main re.»»n th * people of the are«
Eastm an, vie® president. and Glea
r o it i- l'o o l o T v
t<i lu t-
ground last fall because of bad
houlcl be solidly behind Kell's can ­
A. Billings, secretary. Th® esecustive
weather. In time to avoid an Inter­
yon Is th t* It represents wise re­
conuaiuee will be elected at th * Feb­
<■ r e a g ì
liw iia llo iiB
ruption In processing operations at
source devetopeam
ruary meeting of the directors
the Nyssa factory.
■'fli.ainiMB’ifivj studies on *1» rive*
With Jafc® Fischer, chairman of
'l’ha agwch of Dimes lies boon
T h e company will finish process­
during th® kt*t S3 years h*ve shown
the itosrd, presiding in th® absonce
ing about February 10 all of the
conclusively tilct a high storage dam featured during tlte last weett by
of the president, G rant Rinehart,
beets th at have l^en dug. The beets
at Hell's canyon Is the only type of so®» rotlier corny «ntertalnm ent. remaining in th® ground could be
Mr OU&U&gs reed th? minutes of the
but
It.
has
beon
èffgctlve
in
raising
development th at will properly uU-
ia--t annuel meating and Harold
processed in ataout 15 d*ys so that
11a® the rttrar resource. The need for tntifjGV fit Myssg for the relief of if no int®rru?»te>n ware encountered,
HUenigyon read th * financial state-
storage Is istcreaslng every yegr ettd poli» fSttBnts.
«#®nt as of Septom tor SO. 16S1, the
1E%} higlU.fftit of the week has bton the l t S l -52 cgtnpstgn could be com­
Hell's ocnpsra is the only pteo* on
end of th * fiscal year T he figures
pleted te e latter pgrt of February.
tho S n a ie river where that storage thB rogjuast pregram conducted
lacluctod in the financial report were
" I f it Is impossible for the farmers
Uirouoiteut
tlte
county
ov»r
H
8
H
V
,
can be realized now It will not only
those published in the G ate City
to get iei'.g their fields by February
Bill
Davis,
(leftI
field
organiiatlon
Bureau
meeting
held
in
Nysoa
last
Hardy
of
Molulln,
slat*
chat)
m
an
of
With
Rpssc.
On'arto,
Vale
and
Pay­
provide Huns! control, recreation end
Journal last fall Considerable dis­
At stipulated 10 tye plan on opening: the factory
cussion was hekl on th® qusstion of director of the American Farm Bur- Th unala y. Others iu Ilio picture (left the assoalatci'l Women mf tho biuvnu. other multl-purpo.-te benefits, but It ette gfSrtlclpAting
later when they can. provided the
collections
eau Federation. was one of tile prin- to right) are C liff Wright, stato or- and Tod Morgan of .Vysea. rogloea.1 Will develop tjoll over « million kilo­ times, parsons with a few dollars la boets are suitable for processing",
uojbtu'iiiute hav» phoned to the radio
T he small ¡»em tarship in attend-1 cipa 1 speakers at a district Form gonDational diro«tor; KJrt>. Walter director. (G a U> City Journal f'hetoi watts of ytftr-around powt'r
Mr. Lewis said.
‘‘Engineering studies show teat staOorn Sltoir willingness to contrib­
anas elected four new directors, | ------------------ ———
"W e ar<J running analyses on the
ute
6
certain
amount
of
mongy
in
i iho ptiWer cgn to mirSetad at a 2 'j
Jared Lewis, Ja k e Fischer, Mrs. Wes-
ivMum IW a certain musical number to e ts, every day or two now. The
mill
rate
end
the
revenues
will
pdy
l . o r c l t a t { iih h <*1(
toy ®rowne and Fred Brack®».
D a ir y
M e e tin g
B r id g fo n ï
P la n i
bsets that have not had the tops
off the project Wlthm S5) years, plus j ° r
«nttirtainmcnt.
After the election, Fischer said "I
N tu n e d H ig h S c h o o l
m
all-rsquest program last beaten off appear to be In fairly
appreciate my re-election, which I
S g a lli
d l
l i D h t i n i i paying interest t e c * into tl it trews- j
cvevm
nat
v im n u l l
ury at three pgr ce#t on th<
the invest- [ StuMmSlay night, Wyss® collected good shape Some of the beets with
consider an hon«r. By serving on the
1 9 5 2
V a h *d i n o r i m i
ment.
{S t.13 to? the polio fund. With the tops hsaten o ff are not in such good
board X feel I ana doing something
"Hell’s canyon aifects this com- IK®pto Just catching on Saturday condition We will have to watch
Junior dairymen of Malheur county
Prtiu.ipnl tlchfcrd v . wilrau an -
The Oregon Frozen Food company
for say community. We finally have
the beets carefully and continue
the lawn and pasture a t the hos­ have been invited to attend, along j gaaaccd Wedmaulay that l.orottn I of Ontario tonight the former Bridg- munity in many different ways, but I I'lffhi. only one 625 contPibutloS was with the analyses with tee hope the
there are to o main points. First, | pla$^)<Hl. For that sum. Harold
pital seeded We are setting along with their parents, the deiry meet
hoe been selec ted as vubidic- ¡ ford plant iss Ontario at auction
Bell's canycm ®111 matte available *o i HoniSiEW», KUalheur county clialrman, beets will be suitable for processing."
fine Manager John O Toole thought
The company finished slicing beets
ing to be held in the little theater of ¡'”riuu
H1*
1952
senior
class
of
the
Monday
«t>
the®
continued
oparetioh
this
area 2'v mill pbCMr. which will MiA Jrirry Cto»cy of K SRV sang a
about th® need for a root cellar and
Nys6a high school. He also annoan-
...
,
...
at
the Nampa factory late Saturday
nobody had any rest untB the cellar
Nyssa school building February cod thru B itty Louise li f e has beg* : of “ »• fac,luy * « P * l#d Ul*
raebe it possihia for defense industry,
the program to im-
and
finished
„ ro„,c making sugar there
was built."
2 at 1: 30 p. m.
The sate i»> *«feject to ccnfirm atem to build plants Ut this part of th® IB®«», Hys«a residents continued t o , ' - .
nom od as salutato ria n
country Th® «co n d point is Uiat in ' phone in rq p esis tor piioneflreph T u ^ a y ^ Cnews started main|pnance
Mrs. W. W. Foster suggested that
Colored movies taken at p*»>t
Miss Russell's grade point avcrajto by the Steooiastouetion Finance cor-
the Sell's canyon bill there is abso-
until 1 30.
a com m ute, attempt to sacuro sub-
j
snows
other dalry 0TOnti is 1.10 and Miss Fife's average is
porotion, ayltMi gained control of late safeguard for luture upstr®£hi
On Mtoudny sti^ilit of this Whl® end
. . . .
« o p tio n s to the hospital from new ,
.,
1.30. Th« host passìbili grade is 1.0.
residents of the community. Robert i m 1116 county *'*11 * * rtetured.
Thu avarufius laclada gmdus re- the property on forciosura oi e loan [ irrigation development and there is i Ifi^t niyht, tea pledges really togan P i m i i s O u t l i n e d
Thompson. president of the Wnind- •
‘ipoc-ial film from the Isia of Jersey C(!iv(ul during tho first three yeurs made to tlto ¡Bridgford company e l a provision In the bill that will fln&fco’ to powr la. With prominent IByssg
*rs Service Organization, is reported Will also he shown.
of high srhool ajid tho Hrst sooHKtor few yesiC ft@o. T h * confirmation is it possible to use potter revenues to j rosidonts participating in the tom-
etp icted in vteW of the fact th at tli® | help pay the cost of thai# future toidfivy o ffen d for a serious purpose
to have in mind e plan to develop
"Anyoiie who lias pnrticipatod i n ' af the senior year,
Oregon Proaon Food company
has
Irrigation projects." Wilton JocBonm's heart really bled
that, projart tJii.s year.
successfully operateil the plant dur- j Ullinan denied that Hell's can y o n ' as ho sang of his old home s*ate, j F in al plans for observance of Boy
Reaching th® meeting late after local shows and lairs will ¡» inter-1 i * i
»
lng tee Iftst Uhwfi® years.
j power will to s*n‘ to th» coast, ffle "HS®p In thp ISaart of Texas", all ¡Scout wee® in the Malheur district
an emergency operat.>*n, Manager ested in seaing themselves and Uieir
Is
| Thh froeen ¿feed company, bondad said te a t is not true tor two reasons for $$3. 0 e .isfcggj a m in proved te a t, ar t I J fens for th.» tilalheur district
John O’Toole was given a round of i animals In tease mo vims and we
feei tee* club eadors and parents
IJ
J
g '
, H S9pSi
bid $¿».039 tor tea “Such acting WoulQ to ig n n ltg iy ; 61» th® W J ’tl&’d&p ntsfti* taM&wiu.
jim c w s i wife* ten main items
applause by the membership.
Ci
I I II3 T I 1 H
. TBrMB of th0 seItl ,su13u!t.t- coniatiry to toisting policy of t t o ! Hk© Tihoinpion Just »bout topped j of business conducted at tee district
Th® managwr mid "We don't hove Will to toeactally Interest«*"^M id
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^ n g tee Wd Wat to t o ecccBïBan- 5£onn«»vill® power adminLstrgttosi the contributions with ($17«. given for gpmmitito meeting in Ontario last
as many patients as we would libe Lewis Johnson or Val®, présidait of
Glenn I. Short, who was ssriottsly
by e c4tee6 foe 23 per onnt of The Most direct example is Bfeliagsll, his rendition of "The Man On th e Thursday evening.
to have, but we are worbing to aee the Maliieur County Jersey club.
Future Farmers of America are to injured when his pick-up tmofit col- ^
ftnd
th« «RFC. Would
(Can tin nod an Bttgo 7)
Flying Trapoao". Jafto Fischer, who
HS&sic training was started' for
th at every possible patient can be
u» to 73 par cant
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i claims he does not sell horse meat. sooutnawt'tr.s and committeemen and
taken care of here. I believe that by I be special guests and are to ap p ear; lidod with a Nyssa school bus driven I {inAnc9 ^
sang "The Old Grey M ar*", for $25 for cubmasters end committeemen
this tin® n est year we will e®9 a on the program, as are some of the by Richard Butcher on Lytle toule- Slttl £h)l r, put*tion and financial
, vard last Hhiday. was .showing J m - r„spoIlslhlUty of UtQ biddtir to be a ■
It has been a long tlm® since Artie in their round-table sessions. Murl
great change in the* direction. I f e -H c lu b members.
The program will to varied to M eet! ppovtmiwnt W<Mn*«ay in th® Mai- requiSita of confirmation
Rctertvon hit th« saddle, (If ever) j Lancaster lt«l th e Shy Scout sec-
we don’t use «vary facility to iha
T h r Kvs.sa chamber of coomraerc®
but he did right well With "B ack in { tion while Eton Orgnt conduced the
fullest « sten t it will 4» hard for j the interests of all dairy-mlndod | heur IStomorial hospital. Ha Is saad
persons, regardless of breed prefer- j to 1» suffering from brain concus- Which passed a resolution ashing
the Saddle Again." His first ren- Ci»b Stou t training session.
the hospital t® get along. We have
;
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once. said Rosel Hunter of Nyssa, ^ sion, skull fracture and other in ­ the Reconstruction Finance corpor-1
At Mon brought $36 and additional
The district com m ittee set Thurs-
to do that. T he only way we can do
Wemfttd Frost, local manager of phono calls for repeats Increased day, February 7 as the opening date
chairman of the event.
| juries
. . .
. . . . , r ation to sell the Bridgford plant as
told
i
u "T fm
Refreshments will be served by the
The accident occurrred about '-15 onw anj t received a letter from the '
,
. .. M
^
th® total to $40. Listeners still did j for a five-wee® llxplorer basic tra in -
I am glad to worb at th» hosgital r4lalheur Countv Jersev chili
p. m. a t tee intersection of K lam atoj R P C whlch was read a t the c h a in -' m<?mbers o f th<* N>s‘'a
^
„ Ll° ^ . clllb _
not have enough of Fischer, Thoinp» i Ing course. All BSplorer advisors, as-
and I ant «led to ba in Kyssri", | ,1ftJlneur c ounty jersey club.
J and Jefferson avenues. Butcher had tor's Wednesday luncheon.
hs
'unchoon Monday noon
KT1g Jackson, and gskvd slstant advisors, post committeemen
O’T oole said. “I hav# never had n n
.. .
_
_
driven part way across the inter -
” ™T,
* rL T “ y,
.T " them to sing a quartet number, and young men leaders in the Mal-
better group to work with and I have I >||} |(|< ><>S J i J K ( *
j Minion when Short’s nutohin« hit the
th* t could to de velop«! lor Uio ..£3arti Town Strutters Ball". Judge heur district posts are to take part
been from the Atlantic to the Pacific j
r j?
|]
g i
bus Just in front of tho right rear
S»W®11 Stanton mad® the mistake of in the training
coasts.”
er cost than th * Hall's canyon dam
I W O
I l O O I S J L M I I K ' S wltesl. The impact swung tfe> school
(( «ntliarted ob Pa^o 7)
| Homer Anderson, distrift. health
Referring to th® physio-therapy
“ThaM
sites
ar«
much
cloakr
to
the
j
*
. j bus around and across a teurrow-pit
and safety chairman outlined tliP
B
y
department of th® hosjyatal. Jakv j
Bonnwvilk»
grid
amfi
construction
of
|
Scout week program, which will run
Fischer said “J t has really paid off. | The Nyssa, Bulldogs Iteld onto ft into a field, where it stopped about
dams thi/rn raither than in Mall's V l a i ' v
B e a u m o n t
1 from Februfi-yc 6 to 12 Each unit
The directors are happy now they ¡¿«¡mu to emerge victorious over the 75 to 169 feet a Way. Butchi/r was
Mrs. Naeltje Stem , widow of Dirk canyon would save tons of critical
hurt and the children war® only
participating in tee window ejjsplay
decided to establish th* dupartauvrat " Fayette Pirates by a score of «»7 to not
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»tarn, di«d a t her horn® nostr Nyssa matarkiLs, such a s cop par mnii
and bruited.
D i e #
o s j ) ! m
contest lylll receive a colorful stream ­
ftSaneger O Toole said patients 46 to gain undisputed possession of scratched
aluminum, in transmission lines. TRc
Parents of Adrian sc4«ioS ohildron I Friday, January 38.
er “and citations will be presented
from as far away as B um s are re­ fourth place in the Snake River who live n *ar th * ®ivd o f th© bus I Funeral services war© held Mon- dams could to built quicker and a'
Funeral
services
fferO
h®ld
Satur-
!
a il.t' r
displays are rated. All
ceiving treatm ent in the physio­ wtltey basketball conference Tues­ routo, tocam© anxious about th e ir; dn>y a* 2 p. m. in th« Lkniltaantper
less oast and would genarato
more
day night on th.' R-iv.'tt.- floor.
therapy d«prttn*n®.
day afternoon a t 2 o'clock In tb« * unlts
* “ encoura«
p<1 to n m
hold
children because tee bus was nearly j chapel With Rev D.MXihl 0 . Catup- power.
I'lU» nf * " Altett
hnnee ncrtrrf
f ,.• some
....
" T t » departmuint is something wo
The Pirates tied the score twice an hour late. T he Adrian bus arrived j boll officiating. Internusmt wtt» in th©
f 0fjfn
Pro* ram f« r «»J»
" I feel w« will hava mom chance Uonäaeinpsr ch a í» l for Uli.s Wary I
hospital around here has”, said in the first quarter, but thenceforth
* ¡ o l d far|
‘lhes and
. ? u^ Gold
‘^ ol*t banauets *»
»
on tho scene almost imm«idiat(/!y Nyssa o^metery
for industrial development With tho Zilgha B aaiw p ii'. résidant
'/ ” of * th
“ ‘'¡h
Blue
for
O Toole. “It Will not only keep cur [ were unable to catch the revitalised
after
the
crash
between
the
Nyssa
Mrs
Stsvm
was
bom
in
Holland
,
toW-hoad
dams
tho
power
coBtp«.ny
3olaI
!
y
'®c
t®in
i
^
’
.
rr
<
'
ny
Ctfes
and
their
parents
for
their
people here, but will bring in people 1 Bulldogs, who have won their last bus and Short's pick-up. Th© Nyssa; February 12, 1M3 and com« to th® propuaws to build because that i»w er J « rs
IUy;
H -«BhorC of
u February pack meetings
from other towns.”
four games after losing th* first bus was standina uprlsvht in « field, K y s t e section 43 years it«o. Sim was j will t o for the people of eastern A to»n coadaMOd te c services The rratula
“*
-
ary pac* meet..igs.
On Scout Sunday, February 12,
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j four. The score bp quarters was as but tee pick-up was overturnod in j 1----------
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1 Oregon end southern I<teho; Rot for tejdJ 9 m senO to fficrtlffid Tgiscon- unit leaders will encourage all Cubs,
* member
the Dutch
(Reformed
ad van Lotos over us. such as markets, .<ji for InteiAuhtat
a ditch, with Vhft radiator and motor | Chruch of Holland
22 for Nyssa and third, 38 to 32 for flattened end pushed alm ost into
küss tenuHTont, tÿho died ln th e Scouts and Explorers to attend the
Survivors are a son, Jo h n o f Nys- the coastal areas that slr&ody hava
church of their choice in uniform.
Nyssa Barber of Payette was high tho cite.
o f V a lle y
D ie ts
1 sa; a daughter. Mrs. Feto Vandoi labor and transportation Industry Ontario hogpUgl January 80?, Mas
Committee chairmen were appokit-
.
.
.
. pointer with 15 tellies. Lovejoy was
also
looks
a
t
tho
tax
cost.
Which
lfi
ilartKsrttl,
^.Isconsln
auly
31.
Robert Patterson, «eighth grade Oord o f Nyssa. and si® firandshlld-
od by Oene Clar|, d istrict camping
O i H e a r t A t t a c k high far Kyssa with IS, followed by
Would to much lower With the »rl- i 1,y^' • da tush tor of Ksau Beaumont and activities chairman. They are
ferch er and driver of tho Adrian i r®n -
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| Keveren with 13.
vato taxpaying dobelopmont.
; 8n<^ kuby S g s l U (Beaumont, pio- Walter M cPartland, Nyssa, evening
bus, and M as Linville, « high school
D*« Willis of Boi.se, former resident , Other players wero Flerce 8 H a n ­ student and passenger, assisted in| ( J l l l i r c l l ( i o M f V r c i K ' r
"There a r t nine sites left on th t 31® * S ,°^ «•lsccftisln. In Noveml^r, program; Bill Lords, Ontario, phys­
oi Sunset valley, died Saturday night j* y. 2J. Marcu”’- 3 - Wilson 7, H .att 3 pulling Short from the wreckage i
Snake river th at are listed as 0co-
sy,c mov«.-d fp Kingman Kolony ical arrangements; Don Benson) O n­
,
,
"
hou® for her brother, Clif- tario, demonstrations and exhibi­
of a heart attack. Funeral sefvicosl 1
„ . . . I Nearly 46 minutes of time was ra­
I s S c ! I * o r S m i m I un nomical for development FivO ol ^
these or over three-fourths &ould
Sh® B*» a momb'tr of tt o H art- tions; Ross Bugler, Vale, scoutcraft
wer® held Tuesday afternoon a t tho
! « « - r - 10 fB ‘ rica*® Ui® m»n, who
I*90“ Cungregatlonfvl church ana the skill contests; Murl Lancaster. Nys­
4* I TSartland
Summers chapel in ffiois*. «ntefn-
started their offensive with was bIe®din8 profusely about the
The Nyssa stako quarterly ffcavfep- bt> flooded by the high dam, causing
Eastern S ta r chapter
sa. special activities, and Don Lynch,
¡M*n* was in th® Boise cetiwtejry
j
they gained u 10 to 8 Fad iace and head 0 n t :ooi was so fln n * ! enco of tht> Church u>l J tjsms Christ the power company witliln a shorv
(During
the
first and second World
tlmh
to
go
to
more
pjppaslv®
de­
^ u rW v o rs^ are the w.dow. C a m * ; , , “c" * “ P
, L I T , *y ^ c e d te a t his ovorsho© had ^ of la tte r Day Suints Will bn held In
Ontario, publicity.
®
tygrs.
Dftss
Uvaumoni
engaged
ln
velopment, which would b>P <e>urs0
Ihni
(Cross
'W
ftrlS
and
taught
classes
have t»
»fleetaxi l*t the gtoja®
and
Si knitting ¡Before moving to King- P W h f t p E x p a n d s
pany's cates.
living
man gloBny sh«> made her livihoosl
"A
t
the
entf
o?
th®
®*f.
the
Vflafto
ors. Mrs. Lewis MitcheU of
V T T ' l' L
1 to held a t 4 :8 3 (Saturday »v en in *.
I*ro o « **fd n g P l a n t
u ,.« p PnllflAn
nfi B| a 1 - a a b b
I j W flillldO^S tlOO& <B» loud in 'til1? ; .•»
■
ip» •
oC
<i>raetl«(fc nursing. Friends said
Tin- g en om i session*, to Which Eftit M oyer «ompany had 108,<ES> kilow®U*s shp «bus a grant lover of flowers and
M «lv,n K n d "r "fs :«
f t « S ? on« ourth w noU anu
’c mosU" !,v , - l » P h « . '» > '
1 i t i
» i r a
i
m eintors of the church a«d the g?>n- « i generating capacity a n d n o» It
generous In- sharing them
f'acob Fischer has built a 12 by 53
Dcl' Ni' tl
n t y l . l m r c l l ^rnj public i,s Invited to atten d , will bias 285,059, oD almost tera® tl
tfipsid.rs Clifton Beaumont, ,fhe de- addition to his locker plant on Al-
1
-8P
rn
.a,«
T
h
e
company
has(hutl
aß»
applicwtioa
i ¡to ÍVadfSi a^l i® gy
S
filed tor at license te btnld t i the vf»as©il is survived by another broth- berta avenue for curing, smoking
Phffl sxmua* Rpiphany dinner ux\& 1 7 p. m.
Oxbow
site since 1947 The '’bxbow •r. eklffed .bf Oconomowoc, Wiscon- and rendering meat The main part
Dto Hillis. who was born M
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t
parish m<xmn& of M. Faul's Episco-
Elder JonifSA t WirtiXUa, a mem-
sin. t»Q nephews and orje niece 'o f ‘-hs addition is constructed of
ness®» in 1078, married Carsk» Fry. ftn(j Duncan ts
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pal church was held in tep parish to r o i thi> presiding «bishopric 4>f the plant would have a capacity o f Mfli-
; cinderblock, with a brick front.
m Wisconsin
000
kilowatts
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! '* h* Jordan Taltey high aehesi h allT h u rsd ay night. January Ut
chukoto. B a lt «tek<» C5»ty, will addras*
The addition increases the size of
Oklahoma until moving to itecot
n
or .j.
Alter a potluck supper, «the Epiph- all mwtings d f the to n i era noi-< ffif« tical to build th ai large g p.’urf, an*
the; Fischer Locker Service building
tfi
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e
last
few
years
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Idaho
lri' 1912. ruins,
Hillis, fc^faem«».
p«ndav night
mi?^ t February
yv-bruarv *n
y c*
cake
« a s cut and s«rv«<i
served by Dr.
Dr n ncials
Kf'lutive o f L o ra l
cials *a«id
*a>id Eld*»
is « tai- 1
lano Hi
a larme, «vu. f j vviR. ¡ i l ¡ o ^ m Friday
* ny
* e ®as
Sldto Wirthlhi)
Wirthlfin> Js
to 40 by 52. Fischer now handles all
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K M ^ ° " o-s » proliminarv tò the Nyssa- a ie î; ««naotoH.
t t o e h r t th * rated sp eak« « r t i* noted for his |
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phases of butchering and processing
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^ .idah» . rosh game. ' The • rin« lfî last ^ ' s cake. Tlw eat® untiring eifo n s Vt te^ffromotlem
m ^
CbUeg" ^ «fi
S ym pliony
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ject opened the Hillis AatnUy w s i iiy®l!mjn^y*c«D*#«,'wHl "to' sterttd contains » ring, ShimbJ* and dime tJhf» church «>n4 ckrte *cti<vittes, ln-
Wifi lam Coleman has T®- !
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Fhis vea:
Ted Morgan drew eluding Vh» !J
program
T o B e O r ^ a n i / : ( (l
Hetty
f rA)» ^ 1 “
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ceived word of th® death of her ,,e a r Violinist—
JO0»:Dcre farm in S uim ®* iru
vaile
y the
Arvel t>. ®hil(5), tprasideirt
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H e r d ’s sttewSul», fía» ffiufí«- ten ■ ing, SMts Wayhe Mntz thu teitr.
«ousln, Stanley Ward of I ’rairle City. I fkmna Lee and Lois Wilson and
nawt year Walter HtUie (t,
(Church te e dime Nyssa state*.
«H», speek «fí t-to ; The Music club ofíDrítario^s spon* in an automobile accident January N®m v hikl went to Boise Friday
(Sb«s wfll plav 'F il» at Nyssa Febn: > b&» and M ts. J .
oft tbg! <wigina¿ farm.
A?tor
dtSM
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f,
49
short
business
cohtetence.
|
soring
a
communito
symphony
ov»
«ary 5 nnd qrtM rm.-ft vlw Iffolverlrwo
10 Because of Icy roods his car •ftornoon td hear Henri Temlanka.
89a» M ilis »nd wifv WM?® tot»» Kte»
..iretinc ws* field A bishop's co 9 v
chestra, with members itom t e * en went out of control and plunged flrst violinist In the Paganini string
ftig m ’feoisa to? te a past 1« F»aJ?e an <ite toaiï*P &M# Friday nißHf
SW.tte*) nmd church treasure; were Special Service I’tinTird—
Wr» Snake River valley.
ovo; a 50-foot , mbt nkment. killing
conduct a master cUss for
tito, ftiüts, » h «
aktooidrt » poto-
totectofl. MI'. and Mrs Ted' Morgan
O r . M c C a l l l s t e r , suputlnten-
Interested per sons shorn® (contact him Instantly
interested musicians. Lynn J . Lawr-
fewiOT JOi /Boisw SgturfBi« «® m nü. B f T J T iY l i e v i S e l l -
i»rov.ided' th? entertainm eiit The re­ dent c® %fte western district o i the Lynn Lawrence of Nyssa €> m 3
Ward's parents. MV and Mrs A W fn c r - Nyssa hl* h school music teach-
•niüteipd) » tetott« heart a ita c i a i tfeîK
mainder of the evening wais spent In Idaho con(e:ence of the Methodist Kenneth Pope ol O n ta rl. or Attend
Ward lived In Nyssa for several £ * nd violinist, was the first pupil
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(FS« o f tito m & t & & Ï "tit) to
playing bingo and enjoying films church, Will preach during the m om - the organization meeting, which will
•/ears before moving to Prairie City ™ Temlanka T he three Nyssa girls
sJioWri) 9 » Rev. Claire «Snenshaw.
ing s to rk - lh the Nyssa Community! b*' held February 6 at 8 • m th the Several e f his relatives »till live In were among a small group who were
l i S h n i i P . « e l d 'Dfprnte’s site
MethodlsTchurch Sunday. T he oc- high school band 00m is OnUrlo Nvssa, Besides his parents, he leav­ selected to pose with Temlanka for
KcseUrs Word af Dealh —
fio » station gf Sixth and Main leaves For Arkansas^»
casloh will mark the dedication of Mrs. Pope :,alri th. (»rganlzation es w* sisters, Mrs Floyd Billings a picture which appeared ln the
Afrs Fred Mitchell, ha*
¡t o r t s to f Henry Anderson o f Nyssa.
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Mrs Ed PharL , who has btote MBfi" the new pews that have been Install- especially needs strin.- rod loubk
Eugeni and Mrs John Markle of Monday evening Statesman
% o r* e * thtf d*ath; <ot h *f broUwi.
■*>'•> «h o ha* been operating the ployed ln th« Nyssa telephone office •1 oy the Marshall Fixture company reeds
Bate; and k brother, Alfred Wart!
ilph Kicks o f Fitted air. Btyomltp, statooe tor on® year. wlU manage | for nine montns, left January 22 for ol On
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Opera Star Visit»—
*w • »****®* r t d te a * km <i1#d ®t a l -.rge cattle and sJnep ranch af
horr.« ln Berryville, Arkansas o i th e local 'iiurch 'ommlttee. said K rturn. from llaspltat—
Held Fellowship Meeting«—
Mr and Mrs. Victog Socolowsky of
tot ctt®d|
/toMiacg 8ft ft* t t * «»® la)a, Moiuan». He and his fair.- siie was -.ccompanlrd by her httr. the money is either in hand or piedg-
~
A group of young people of St Bremerton. Washington were hous*.
0*5*
ffin T 11*
' *5 V“ r
l 'l?' 8 ft. ^
v h o wr t t o ®, »si f o r t e * total coot of th® pews. AI f r ^ t ^ ^ u 7 » o U™ ^ l u i mwbere, he Paul’s Episcopal church has been guests at th e home of Mr and Mrs.
* : * i f doase ft| two , years f t ig Nvvsa -.anuwy W trom Korea,
group of tn«n * f th * church worked received treatm ent for two weeks holding fellowship meetings every D O Bybee during the past week.
Kaigkw \uvlliar> to M eet—
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Monday and Tuesday Installing the Mr Blbby U »till confined to hL bed Sunday afternoon T he groups In- Mrs Socolowskv. an opera star, re­
Mrmber« o f tea Eagfto A 40hiteWy
find», or.
w.*i iiftKi Owtìsnk. VMI At llotpliAl—
;>ews At th^ »Sundiy j^rvlcf, th r
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-ludes boys and girl« from Ontario cently finished playing the lead role
ill meet February 5 oft the Eagles
h* Waggoner Motor company
Mr and Mrs Oeorge If. iW : and ciiolr will sing .-»eek Ye the Lord" Attending School—
and Vale as well as Nyssa Rev and
ill i t 1 1 m The ifficac a t the bi­ gara«® W th# last truce years. He Mrs Pearlee Kinzor vLdted Joe by Roberts, with the oolo part by: City Police Officer Frank I.awr- Mrs Claire Crenshaw are sponsors In "Hansel and O rettle". sponsored
fid® guard and two-year trustee will will take charge o: the service sta Maughar. of Nyssa ln tee veterans Hugh Tobler Mrs Dwight Wyckoff enoe la in Portland te le week attend- and leaders of th e group. Th e Rev by the Civic Music club In W ashing­
ton Sh e cam e to Nyssa to sing at
p® flllad by appcOfiftoier.^ «| •df.’. fj*-• Mn which he wfif v j: ^ d v ' c*-
hospital in B«>Ue Sunday They also will sing
• 'i a , e vf the ing a p.lloe officers .vhool <$pndno* Wayne Metz of O nUrlo assist® with the wedding reception of her slater,
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he
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Mrs Keith D Bvbee
Set fo r F eb . 2
F o r S e o u l W <*<*L
I'Y o s t T a l k s O n
(la n y o n IV o jn ft
m r i * Ps. S t a i n Xft
1’a k t ‘n
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