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T H E j i Y S S A GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
VOLUME X X X X VI I NO. 9
THURSDAY. MARCH 13. 1932
Plans Revealed
For Examination
Of Youngsters
Stale Officers
Of LegHMl And
Auxiliary \is it
Program Afire!» Uhil*
«Iren Entering School
Next Fall
District Uonfrrrnce Is
!li*'lili>'bu><l liy \ i n i ­
tial llam|u«‘t
r u n s for th e p h y s io l exam in atio n
of pre-school ch ild re n in M alneur
county before th e opening o t school
n e x t fall were o u tlin ed a n d discussed
a t a luncheon atten d e d by re p re ­
se n tativ es of P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso­
ciations an d school officials in C arl's
Doll H ouse la st S a tu rd a y noon.
Mrs. E d n a P a rris of Vale, county I
public h e a lth nurse, explained th e
background of th e p rogram as tg n - j
tatively outlin ed a t m eetings held
ea rlier in th e year. T h e e x a m in a ­
tions given by th e physician an d j Two men escaped w ithout serious M i'd au h ey was driving aro u n d a n ­
d e n tists will be sponsored by th e j
in ju ries from th e w recked aulum o- o th e r autom obile T he .McClauhey
schools a n d th e P T A Tlie fu n c ­
ca r missed th e o th e r m ach in e as
tion of th e h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t will mile show n In th e p ictu re ta k en bv
M arvin Nlccum. T he accid en t o ccu r­ they trav eled tow ard Nyssa, but w ent
be to h an d le th e follow -ups.
red S unday m orning ab o u t 2 o'clock out of co n tro l an d o v ertu rn ed on the
At an ea rlier m eeting, th e county
a sho rt d istan ce east of th e S nake inside of th e curve n ea r th e bridge
m edical society decided on a fee of
$i fo r each ex am in atio n , but th e fee river bridge a t Nyssa w hen W ilbur 1 SO feet from th e point w here th e
to be ch a rg ed by th e d en tists has
no*, been d eterm in ed . T h e e x a m in a ­
tion, w ith u rin e test, will not be ex ­
P
tensive R ecom m endations for tr e a t­
m e n t will be given by th e physicians
a t th e tim e th e ex am in atio n . T h e
recom m endations, w hich will be
At a m eeting of th e board of d i­
com m unicated to th e p aren ts, will be
recto
rs a n d s ta ff of th e M alh eu r
se n t to th e h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t for
follow -ups an d la te r will oe retu rn ed M em orial ho sp ital T u esd ay n ig h t.
to th e doctor's office. T h e m ethods Dr. LeRoy A. W lrth lin , n oted S a lt
to be used to g et th e ch ild ren to th e 1 Lake City surgeon who form erly
exam ining physicians will be d is­ practiced in New Y ork C ity, co m ­
cussed by th e individual P. T. A .; plim ented th e physicians an d board
un its. T h e m edical e x a m in a tio n ! for th eir effo rts to im prove th e m e d ­
records could be ta k e n to th e schools. ical service for th e Nyssa com m unity
Mrs. W W P oster, d istric t presid en t by estab lish in g a c o n s u lta n t s ta ff
of th e P. T A . suggested th e or- j com posed of specialists in th e v a r­
g an iza tio n collect th e records an d j ious fields of m edicine.
In Dr. W irth lin 's opinion, th is p ro ­
re tu rn them to M rs. F arris.
M ethods of p aying for th e e x a m ­ gram is o ne of th e forem ost steps
in a tio n of ch ild ren whose p a re n ts j any h o sp ital could ta k e in giving
c a n n o t afford to pay were discussed. good m edical care to th e com m unity
Mrs. P a rris rep o rted th a t officers o f ; He stressed th e fac t th a t ren d erin g
th e M alheur C ounty T uberculosis! service is th e key to th e e s ta b lish ­
an d H e a lth association said som e o f 1 m e n t of a successful hospital.
Dr. W lrth lin , who was in tro d u ced
C h ristm as seal m oney c a n be used
in th e e x a m in a tio n program . H enry , by Dr. J . J S arazin of Nyssa, ta lk ed
H artley , su p e rin te n d e n t of N y s s a ; inform ally on th e g en e ral p ractice
schools, suggested t h a t th e group ■ of su rg ery In th e ea st a n d th e c o n ­
accept th e offered co n trib u tio n of j s ta n t tre n d tow ard specialization. He
tire h e a lth association. If e n o u g h ! said he is willing to fem e to Nyssa
m oney ca n n o t be secured from th a t to ta k e care of surgical cases r e ­
source, Mr. H artley suggested th e j ferred to him by the m edical staff.
Before th e d o cto r spoke, th e b y ­
cost be p ro -rated .
P lan n in g th e school h e a lth service laws, rules an d reg u latio n s of th e
elim in ates th e a n n u a l pre-school m edical s ta ff were signed a n d a p ­
ro u n d -u p . said Mrs. P arris. T h e idea proved by th e doctors an d th e board
is to get th e ch ild ren to th e ir fam ily of directors.
O u t-o f-to w n physicians atte n d in g
physician.
U n d er th e O regon law, p a re n ts th e m eeting included Dr. R ich ard A.
D ep a rtm en t C o m m an d er Hollis C.
should have th e ir ch ild ren exam ined Forney, D r. C. C. Jo h n so n a n d D r
Hull (left! an d D ep a rtm en t P re si­
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before they en te r th e firs t grade.
d en t M arie W ilkins a re show n above
However, th e law does n o t m ake Soli of P arm a.
Dr. W irth ltn , who was a g u est of w ith T o a stm a ste r T h o m as Jo n e s of
provision for paying th e cost of the
e x a m in a tio n an d does n o t stric tly Arvel L. C hild while in Nyssa, in-
prohibit unexam ined ch ild ren from spected th e h o sp ital W ednesday
atte n d in g school. I t is expected th a t m orning. H e expressed sa tisfactio n
th e m a jo rity of th e p a re n ts will w all th e a rra n g e m e n t of th e h o s­
com ply w ith th e law fo r th e benefit p ita l an d th e opinion th a t it is in a
of th e ir children. E x am in atio n s of position to ca re for alm ost any type
th is type alw ays reveal a large p e r­ of case ad m itted .
A proposal to raise a n ad d itio n a l
D r W irth lin , who secured his do c­
centage of youngsters who need c e r ­
10
m ills ta x in th e Nyssa Hoad As­
to ra te in m edicine from th e H arv ard
ta in deficiencies cared for.
Mrs. P o ster said "W e should e d u ­ M edical school in 1928, was a t th e sessm ent d istric t for th e purpose of
c a te p a re n ts as to th e value of th e tim e of leaving New York C ity in oiling m ore ro ad s will be voted on
ex am in atio n . T h e p are n ts should 1950 associate surgeon a t Lenox Hill a t a n election to be held April 8
avail them selves of th e opp o rtu n ity ,! hospital, a 530-bed in stitu tio n , an d
T h irty -se v e n p ro p erty ow ners v o t­
b u t it will be up to us to ed u cate ou r senior associate surgeon at Q ueens
ed
a t a m eeting in th e h igh school
general ho sp ital, w ith 705 beds. He
P T A. u n its o n th is p o in t.”
Dr. L. A. M aulding, co u n ty h e a lth was ch ief of th e m a lig n a n t tu m o r building T u esd ay n ig h t in favor of
o fficer, an d D r. S am P obanz, O n ­ clinic o f th e Lenox H ill h o sp ital for th e 10 m ill levy. At th e tim e of th e
ta rio h e a lth officer, discussed th e ' six years. Dr. W o rth lin was fo rm ­ election in th e Nyssa city h all, th e
proposed exam in atio n s. Dr. M aul- j erly a ssista n t clinical professor af
ding said th e physicians m ade a c o n ­ surgery a t th e New York M edical road d is tric t will also elect a new
cession of about $3.50 fo r th e ex a m ­ college an d clinical in stru c to r of d irecto r.
C h a irm a n D ale G arriso n explained
in atio n s. T h e tu n e required is about surgery a t th e New Y ork U niversity
th e sam e as for a life in su ran ce ex M edical school < Bellevue-3082 beds' th a t th e 10 m ill levy would raise
a n im atio n . w hich is ch arg ed for at He is a d ip lo m ate of th e A m erican $28,500, if all of th e taxes were paid
th e r a te of $7.50 A ppointm ents, D r board of surgery, fellow of th e A m er­ T h a t a m o u n t of m oney would bring
M aulding said, should be m a d e over ican College of Surgeons, dip lo m at? ap p ro x im ately e ig h t m iles of oiled
a period of m o n th s, sta rtin g in April. of th e n a tio n a l board of m ed lcil road a t a cost of ab o u t $3000 per
P a re n ts should n o t w ait u n til fall, exam in ers an d fellow of th e Ne v mile. T h e m oney, if g ran te d , will ail
bei-au.se th e doctors should n o t have York A cadem y of M edicine I n 1946 be sp e n t o n oiling ro ad s as th e d is­
m ore th a n one ex a m in atio n eacn Dr. W irth lin was aw arded a c e rtifi­ tric t alre ad y ow ns th e necessary
cate of m erit by th e com m issioner eq u ip m en t to do th e work
a day.
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T h e cost to farm ers would be $42
of h o sp itals of New Y ork C ity for
distinguished service in surgery to on an 80-acre farm a n d a p p ro x i­
Adrian l akes 4th
th e indigent sick of th e city of New m ately $74 on a IGO-acre farm , c o n ­
York In o rd er to re tu rn to his hom e sid erin g th e av erag e over th e d is­
In District Hoop
■date. Dr. W irth lin tra n -fe rre d h is tric t.
Tourney At Union practice to S a lt L ake C ity in J a n u ­ O nly persons ow ning p ro p erty in
th e d istric t will be eligible to vote
ary, 1951.
T h e A drian A ntelopes em erged
on th e Issue. T h e d istric t, ab o u t 15
from th e d istric t $ class B basketball
m iles long an d eig h t m iles wide,
to u rn a m e n t played in U nion last Membership Drive
does n o t include N yssa.
w eek-end in fo u rth place Wallow*
O
nnpletion
Urged
won th e to u rn a m e n t, w hich was held
Jam es K ohb
(re ts
T h u rsd a y . F rid ay and S a tu rd a y
T he reg u lar m eeting of th e M al­
As a resu lt of Us victory, th e W a l­
B a s in
F arm
L oan
lowa team will go to Salem to p a r ­ heur C ounty F arm B ureau was p re ­
tic ip a te in th e sta te to u rn a m e n t, sided over by th e vice p resid en t,
A p ic tu re of Mr. a n d Mrs. Ja m es
T u esd ay evening in
w inch will be played M arch 14. 15 Dick K n e g h
Robb, fo rm er N yssa resid en ts, r e ­
O ntario .
an d 16
C liff W right. O regon F arm B ureau ceiving a farm o w nership loan a t
A drian defeated U nion in i u first
gam e 42 to M an d lost to W allowa o rg an isa tio n d irecto r, urged an all- E p h ra ta , W a sh in g to n ap p e ared r e ­
out drive to fin ish th e m em bership cently in a W ash in g to n new spaper.
5« to 42 an d to H alfw ay 34 to 3$
Mr. a n d M rs Robb were one of th e
Bill J o rd a n of A drw n was placed work for th e year.
L L K re ag * ' rep o rted on fav o r­ first th r e e couples to receive th e
on th e d istric t a ll- s ta r team O th e r
A drian players m aking the trip w ith able progress in th e A drian com - loans from th e farm ers hom e a d ­
C oach Mig L arsen were M arvin natinl'v and F airel Lindlay reported m in istra tio n T h e world war II v e te ­
ra n s are se ttlin g on Colum bia basin
Bow ers. O ary B lanch. G ary O ra h a m on progress in th e Vale ce n te r
A rth u r H atch was argK 'inted to project farm u n its th ey are buying
O eorge S chietner, D enny Ray. Jim
N elson. H en ry R a iig a n a n d Billy eon ta c t H ow ard F rijl o f th e Annex from U ncle S am . T h e checks for th e
cen ter co n cern in g m ore Inform ation loan were deposited in th e bank for
W ilson.
use on au th o rized farm developm ent
on th e C airo school p ro p erty .
work F arm o w n ersh ip loans in th e
B rat h e r I* I t J w M -
count* r a n m to a m axim um of
M arv in H asty, b ro th er o f M rs. Ed V ia» P rie ■die­
P te in k e o f Nv a was s e ra u .iy in ­
si
C. W R e b erg er of Caldw ell $20 500 T h e average am i u n t o f uch
ju red w hen h t- autom obile was a n d Iter daiwhtcr, M r W rig h t of loan is $15000
tru c k bv a U nion P acific freight Bvarati.. Wa .h lag to n were g a e D thè
tr a in t i K earney N ebraska rec en tly flrs t o f tlie weak k t h e W f* fih ar- Prw aram s w t e w f t b -
T h e fun n ig h t p rogram ponsorod
M rs o te u .t« * * , '• th e only th in g th a t w«-*l h .» u t "Mr* Bherw ood « u te r-
-aved h er b ro th e r from d e a th Was i-iined a few ffie n d i in th e tr h >n r b* th e A drian C om m u n ity ch u rc h
w.i- v e r. M irees'ful. irc o rd in g to
th a t he ju m p ed from the m achine Tue •da?
1 v H e a r) M-
A
o x im a te lr
IL a f / e r . ui so d . i . g his b a -k wa.-
*X) ('r-.or.- a tte n d e d th» a f f a ir in
b ad ly cu t Be ai o »ufierwrt from Retvrw e r n w V i # .
b r a n d a n d shock H asty , who :*
Mr ti Vf. »mila» Httimed berne Mi* R oily th e a te r A fre e-w ill o ffer-
recovering a t th e hom e of his b ro th ­ r * * d a r ru g h i from a fis lt w tth h er , in« am o u n t tv *81, a n a n will pra* *
e r J w * in iC aam ey, s u ite d h.s d g u g h ta r M e W illiam Ceri, a t Dia tlcally fin is h p ay in g for a : r lp -iik a
a u t e r ia N y u a m m l tim e*
Angele» and her baoiher af Fremo projector
Noted Surgeon
Talks In N yssa
T h e M alh eu r County Je: ev club
an n o u n ced »: a mee m ■ held a t tlie
iiom e of Mr an d M
Fred B urge ■
ol Vale M arch $ that th e ev e n th
a n n u a l spring Jersey show will be
ueiu u i Nyssa May 17
t i ling J o h a n s e n of E m m ett will
judge th e o p en class division an d
G ilb ert M atsen of P ay ette will judge
th e special 4-H aiul K K A classe-..
P re sid e n t Louis Jo h n so n ap p o in ted
P au l C leaver o f A drian to ac t as
c h a irm a n of th e h e a lth co m m ittee
an d asked all persons wishing a d ­
d itio n a l in fo rm atk m to co n tac t Mr.
C leaver. O th e r co m m ittee h ead s are
K osrl H u n te r an d Mr a n d Mrs.
C h arley Q rtd er. M; an d Mr Louis
H chm i: a n d O rson C lark are new
m em b ers of th e club.
Hollis C H ull of Albany, d e p a r t­
m en t co m m an d er of th e A m erican
Legion, told m em bers ot N j- a po^t
anil au x iliary an d guests at a d is­
a i t c o u le rence ban q u et in m e M or­
occo b an q u et room la-^t S a tu rd a y
n ig h t th a t tile L egion kv-t its tig h t
lor congressional approval of th e
universal m ilita ry tra in in g m easure
because "m ost o l U s were willing to
let G eorge do it. because ot a p a th y .”
"T h e A m erican Legion ca n n o t a f ­
ford to be a p a th e tic ", said tlie co m ­
d river lost control. Wilbur M cdauhey m an d er "T lie wires going to our
su stain ed cuts, bruises and a bad congressm en from o p p o n en ts of
leg in ju ry an d his brother, Basil, UM T o u tn u m b ered o u rs tour to one
suffered f r a d u r r of th rre nbs. The Tile A m erican people are being very
b ro th ers, form erly ol
Ktchfleld, ap a th e tic ab o u t th in g s we should
W ash in g to n , have been working at be vitally In terested in. We m u st
W ilder.
be firm an d reso lu te in o u r c o n ­
victions. T h e legion today is fig h tin g
an o th e r b a ttle to p ro tec t th e d is ­ B u iin v K o m is Days A re
abled veteran s, th e w ar widows an d
war o rp h an s. T h e re have been -pon-
P l a n n e d By M e rc h a n ts
sored five legislative proposals tlvat
f o r .Mar. 2 2 -A p r. 12
would destroy th e v eteran s a d m in ­
istra tio n an d all of lire v eteran s
N inety live rabbits an d 450 door
program , w hich th e A m erican Leg­
ion h as sp e n t y ears in building. T h e prizes, valued a t $1990. will be given
action is being ta k e n u nder th e aw ay by N yssa m erc h an ts d u ring
B u n n y B onus days, featu rin g th e
guise of econom y."
Hull said th e legion is opposing E aster show ing of m e rc h an ts from
tlie proposal because 2.383,000 d is­ M arch 22 to April 12.
abled v eteran s a re receiving c o m - , F or th e 450 door prizes, in terested
p en satio n an d pensions an d w: » persons are to register each week in
widows a n d w ar o rp h a n s an d d is- ! each p a rtic ip a tin g store for ch an ces
ubled v eteran s not in hospitals a re on an y n u m b e r of prizes. T h e m e r­
c h a n ts will sponsor th ree se p a ra te
receiving aid.
C o m m an d er Hull spoke on th e weeks o f reg istratio n M arch 22 to
subject of "T h e A m erican Legion, 29, M arch 29 to April 5 a n d A pril
W here We H ave Been, W here We 5 to 12 A person m ust reg ister each
Are Now an d W here We Are G o in g ”. week to be eligible to win th e fo l­
He said th a t " I n 34 years th e A m er­ lowing week
ican Legion an d au x iliary have
At 13© p m each S a tu rd a y ea c h
worked in a g re a t m any program s. firm will d raw th ree nam es fo r its
T h e resu lts have been m an y an d th re e prizes, w hich m ust be claim ed
varied We h av e gained prestige in p erso n w ithin one week E ach
th ro u g h o u r program s, such as week’s reg istra tio n will be s ta rte d
scouting. Junior baseball, o rato ric al on S a tu rd a y a fte r the d raw in g . No
con test, boys’ sta te , school aw ards person u n d er the age of 16 will be
p ro g ram , child w elfare program an d eligible to register.
F or th e 90 live b u n n ? rab b its, each
re h a b ilita tio n p ro g ram . We have a
new p ro g ram to be know n as divine child m ay reg ister a t ea ch o f th e
g u id an ce appeal, in w hich m em bers p a rtic ip a tin g stores once every week.
will be asked to re -d e d ic a te them - As in th e o th e r h a lf of tlie prom >-
| selves to a faith In O od.
tion, th re e se p a ra te S a tu rd a y d ra w ­
" I th in k today o u r o rg an izatio n s ings will be held, M arch 2», April 5
i sta n d a t a crossroads. Are we going and April 12. on M ain s tr e e t a t 3:30
to slide back an d die o r go ah ead ? p. m. T h irty rab b its will be given
We should analyze o u r s itu a tio n .not away each S a tu rd a y . No boy o r girl
only a s L egionnaires, b u t as A m eri­ will be eligible to win m ore th a n one
Nyssa a* th e district c o n fe re n te b a n ­ ca n citizens.”
rab b it In th e sam e d raw in g T o win
Mrs. M arie W ilkins of L aO ran d e, a bunny, th e ch ild m ust be p resent
quet held in Nyssa last S atu rd ay
d e p a rtm e n t p resid e n t of th e a u x il­ a t th e draw ing.
n ig h t. (M arvin Niccum P h o to )
iary, briefly reviewed th e h isto ry of
! th e o rg an izatio n a n d its program ,
j S he said "As we striv e to prove to
j th e world o u r belief In freedom for
all m an k in d , th e U nited S ta te s has
asked every citizen to rem a in active
an d give his h e a rt a n d h a n d for his
Boy Scout tro o p 419 of Nyssa tied]
I co u n try . No one is to rem a in on the with troop 464 of O n ta rio fo r first
1 sidelines. T h e au x iliary h as always place In th e sc o u tc ra ft skills con­
l>een for peace. We have stood for tests held as a p a rt of th e M alheur
I those who have d efen d ed o u r coun- d istric t scout Jam boree in th e On­
I try.
tario high school g y m n asiu m S a tu r ­
T h e A m algam ated S u g a r com pany
T h e au x iliary , w hich h a s grown day. T h e Nyssa troop, w hich won
will soon send to su g a r beet grow ers from a sm all group to a n o rg a n iz a ­ th e m ost first places, fell sh o rt on
th e first su p p lem en tal p ay m en t on tion of alm o st a m illion m em bers, second place w innings a n d em erged
th e 1951 crop, am o u n tin g to 75 ce n ts is proud of its A m ericanism , its in a tie. Roy H off is sco u tm aster of
ju n io r au x iliary p ro g ram an d Its th e Nyssa troop w hich Is sponsored
a ton, according to J a re d I>ewis of girls’ state.
by th e Lions club.
Nyssa, d istric t m an ag er. C hecks will
"Living u n d er th e S ta r s an d S tr i p ­
Over two h u n d red C ub Scouts, Boy
be m ailed w ithin th e n e x t few days. es is th e h ig h est privilege anyone Scouts, an d E xplorers took p a rt in
(( un tin ued un P a i r 7)
T h e p ay m en t will in crease th e
the exhibits, co m p etitio n , an d pro­
am o u n t th e grow ers h av e received
gram d u rin g th * a fte rn o o n a n d eve­
for th e 1951 crop, in clu d in g th e c o n ­ V a r i e d
ning Displays of ca m p in g eq uipm ent
P ro g ra m
d itio n al g overnm ent p a y m e n t, to
an d h a n d ic ra fts gave p a re n ts and
$12 55 per ton.
boys r. ch an ce to see activ ities being
I s P r * * H 4 * n te d B v w
T h e su g ar m a rk e t h a s been very
carried on in th e v arious u nits.
M m
o f (» ra n g e
bullish during th e la st week Haw
In th e evening th e Cubs, Scouts,
su g ar has advanced rap id ly a n d a l ­
an d E xplorers gave a p rogram for
ready th e price of g ra n u la te d su g a r
T lie m ale m em bers of th e O regon p are n ts an d frien d s. T h e program
has increa ed 25 c e n ts p e r h u n d re d T ra il O ra n g e p resen ted th e program o|>ened w ith a flag cerem ony, a fte r
pound bag
a t th e reg u lar m eetin g of th e o r ­ which all Cubs gave th e law of the
"W e feel th a t as a re su lt of S ec­ g an izatio n la st T h u rs d a y n ig h t, w ith pack an d Boy S eo u ts gave th e scout
re ta ry B ra n n a n ’s co n su m p tiv e e s ti­ M aster R o b ert H olm es presiding.
oath.
m a te being lower th a n in previous
C o n sid eratio n of th e O ra n g e in ­
Cub Scouting th em es were d em on­
years an d his public s ta te m e n t to co rp o ratio n pajjers was con tin u ed stra te d by two O n ta rio packs. P ack
th e effect th a t prices a re too low to u n til th e n ex t m eeting, w hen more 47» gave a p u p p et show . "T h e T h ree
m u in tain th e in d u stry a n d h e p la n s discussion will be held. D ay lig h t sav ­ L ittle P igs”, a n d p ack 464 presented
to do som ething a b o u t It, th e su g a r ing tim e was discussed. O eorge a band num ber, using uniq u e In stru ­
m a rk e t should work h ig h e r”, Mr. Cleaver, F ra n k P a rr, O a r r lt S tam m e n t. which th e boys h ad c o n s tru c t­
Lewis said. “If it does, th e grow ers an d W ilson W in ter sa n g q u a rte t ed. P ack 41», sponsored by th e Nyssa
will receive co n siderably m ore, n o t num bers, w ith Loyd A dam s d irec­ P T A , h ad to cancel th e ir act on
only for th e ir 1952 crop, b u t for th e ting; P ra n k P a rr told a story, Mr. ‘M a rs” because too m any boys were
1951 crop.
an d Mrs. W iLon W in ter played a ill.
“C o n tractin g for th e 1952 crop Is piano d u e t and P ra n k Sherw ood
“An In v ita tio n to A d v en tu re” was
progressing very satisfac to rily . C o n ­ gave a history of th e o rg an izatio n of given by troop 418 o f Nyssa. I t d e­
tra c ts tak en to d a le show a r a th e r th e O ran g e
picted an average A m erican boy
su b stan tia l increase o ver th o se of
Mr an d Mrs H ow ard F in g er and dream ing ab o u t th e lives o f th e early
last year."
Mr. an d Mrs W ilson W in ter served pioneers and th e ir everyday ex p eri­
T h e com pany fin ish ed h o lding refresh m en ts.
ences w hich ca n be p rese n t in the
grow ers m eetings T uesday.
At th e next m eeting of th e O ran g e outdoor activ ities o f scouting. T roop
a chicken d in n e r will be served at 452 of Vale p rese n ted songs aro u n d a
7:30
LeRoy P uller, ag ric u ltu ral cam pfire scene. D r R o b ert Lee. a s ­
S p o u t U o llrrtio n *
ag e n t of th e Union P acific R ailroad sistan t .scoutm aster, th e n led th e
audience In several songs.
o f # 1 4 0 0 Ex|>«<tp<l com pany, will show two film s
Colored slides of C am p Billy Rice,
th # council su m m e r cam p. Were
Boy S co u t solicitors h ad collected Tai«*nt Show Will
(ConRim ed on P age 2)
$1112 30 in th e 1WW cam p u lg n for
B p lipid Tupsdiiv
fu n d s in N yssa up to T u esd ay noon,
according to C a m p aig n C h a irm e n
T h e O n ta rio L. D S Gold and
Elden Y ercensen.
A ta le n t show, know n as th e Ht-
With still m ore m oney to be a c ­ Jln k -. will be .ponsored by th e T he - O reen ball is scheduled for to n ig h t
counted for. collections a re expected pien club of th e h ig h school T ug»-| at O n tario T h e public L in v ited to
to equal those of 1991. *<«iroxirnately day n ig h t, M arch I t a t t o'clock in a tte n d .
$1400 In ed d it ion to th e ©1 $00. ru ra l tlie gym nasium
solicitor, n ear Nyvtw h ad ooltorWd
T h e prc 4 ram . to w hich Uie public View l a M y a a -
Mr en d M rs. J a c k S im pson Of
8R 6 up to Tu<- 4»* S ien a c4 th e 1, invited, will include individual
ru ra l co n trib u to r* thi* year m ade u lovoer an d grot#» iklts a*<4 pley- Boy. U tah vLslted in N yssa for a
co n trib u tio n in th e oft? l a .t year, T lie T h esp ian will liv e a $1$ prize short tim e la st Work M rs. S im pson
stayed for e wgeR re tu rn in g to U tah
so th g t th e collection* fur tlie to m - to th e be^t Individual perforgetT
S unday evening
m uni ) a re cX|MNie4 t* be about th e
gm e.
Mae*- trmm TN* D aB e*—
Rev e n d M r, HadMi L $ <ton of
M r w.d M rs B a lt N ollhaneous
F a r e a te a f Sam—
T h e Delia- Wert a w m . of M r. A nna
A >n Was b o re in tb e U * m t rr Jo h n so n S a tu rd a y a u4 S u n d ay . T hey and two d a u g h te rs were dfeiner
M em orial h o sp ita l MurvJi Li W M r were r e u n w ln t fro m D e tro it w ith g guests a t th e ho m e of Mr. a n d M rs
C a tth D
S u n d a y a fte rn o o n
a n d Mr* l y l r T I t e g of N y u a .
e*«r car
Bunnies« Other
Easter Prizes
Will Be Given
P rop erly O w ners Company
to Volt* On Levy
- a
M a llie u r Jersey
S h o w to |t e I le h l
I n N yM*»a May 1 7
Added Payment
On 1951 Beets
Hoy Scouts o f
N yssa Win Honor
(lean-up \&eek
Anticipated Bv
2 Nyssa (»roups
D i - r u s i i u n ( t u Doir- am i
Dirty S tre e ts H eld
At Meetin<»
A fter a disc us-ion conducted by i
cham ber of com m erce com m ittee and
m em bers of th e city council a t a
regular m eeting of th e council T u es­
day night on the problem * of city
cleanlinev, and dog control, tlie city
oflicials voted in lavor ol k c a l re si­
d e n ts p articip a tin g in a rie u n -u p
week
T he city will try to influence one
of th e service org an izatio n s to sp o n ­
sor th e clea n -u p drive, w hich will
probably be conducted during the
la tte r p a rt of April
Finley S hu ster, Dr. C. M T yler,
Jo h n lii r i ty and Elm er C ruson a t ­
tended the m eeting as re p re se n ta ­
tives of th e cham ber of com m erce.
Dr. T yler said M ain stre e t is not
properly cleaned an d added th a t
the city should ,w eep th e sidew alks
as well as th e streets. T h e council
inform ed him th a t no city sweeps
the .sidewalks T h e d e n tist pointed
out th a t filth gets in to th e places of
business and cars a n d can cause di-
t\a-.ev He suggested a clea n -u p week
and th e council im m ediately agreed
to the proposal.
T h e com m ittee discussed th e dog
situation, including th e tu rn in g over
of garbage cans, barking a t n ig h t
an d o th e r nuisances. S h u ste r su g ­
gested dogs be kept up from 8 p. in.
to 8 a. m. T h e group th e n discussed
the garbage can situ a tio n in general.
T h e garbage cans are not p roperly
covered and dogs sc a tte r th e g a rb ­
age. Cans should be placed on p la t­
form s an d anchored so they c a n n o t
be overturned, m ore e pecially in
the business section.
D ority said he th in k s th e re Is too
m uch c a r speeding betw een th e “Y ”
an d th e n o rth city lim its on h ighw ay
20 .
T h e com m ittee offered c o -o p e ra ­
tion in the Im provem ent p ro g ram .
Finley S h u ster m ade a p p lic a tio n
to re n t tlie farm land a t th e ce m e ­
tery, but the city had a lre a d y agreed
to re n t It to Eugene F iekL for •
iie^Lod
years.
,
Ray W ebb of P arm a, an a g e n t fot
a vacuum sweeper, asked perm ission
to can v as th e resid e n tia l d istric t for
business, but th e council inform ed
him It could n o t give perm ission 'n
violation of a city o rdinance. Webb
said he an d his com pany th in k th e
o rd in an c e is u n co n stitu tio n al, but it
h as been upheld by th e s ta te s u ­
prem e court.
T lie sta te highw ay d e p a rtm e n t in ­
form ed th e city th a t It’s application
for s ta te aid for im provem ent of
south F irst stree t, n o rth F irst street.
Locust avenue a n d n o rth T h ird
stre e t has been denied for 1952, but
suggested th a t th e city re-ap p ly for
aid on these s tre e ts for 1953
An engineer of th e sign division af
th e s ta te highw ay d e p a rtm e n t In ­
vestigated th e city 's applicatio n for
a blinker light a t L ocust avenue an d
highw ay 20 He advised a g a in st th e
blinker, but said th e d e p a rtm e n t will
in stall th re e S co tch light “slo w ’,
"cu rv e” a n d speed lim it signs, each
42 Inches square.
T h e council agreed to ask th e city
m an ag e r to w rite to th e sta te police
d e p a rtm e n t asking th a t a s ta te o ffi­
cer be sta tio n e d in Nyssa.
F u n p r u l Is H eld
For Parm u W om an
Services were held T uesd ay a f te r ­
noon a t th e P a rm a C om m unity
c h u rc h for E m m a M innie R ucker, a
lo n g -tim e re sid e n t of A pple valley
a n d P a rm a , who passed aw ay F rid ay ,
M arch 7 a t a C aldw ell n u rsin g home.
Rev. P a u l Ludlow a n d Rev. Pogue
of N am pa o fficiated . In te rm e n t was
a t P a rm a cem etery beside h e r h u s ­
band. w ho passed aw ay Sept. 1, 1949.
M rs. R ucker was born a t E dw ards-
v ill«-. Illinois. Pe4»ruary 14, 1885.
W tien she was sm all th e fam ily
moved to W arren sb u rg . M issouri, an d
In 1911 sh e moved to P arm a. S ha
was m a rrie d to Rollo Roy R ucker a t
M iddleton S ep tem b er 2, 1914 an d
was a resid e n t of th e P a rm a a re a
u n til h e r d e a th . S h e was an active
m em ber of th e Apple valley M etho­
dist ch u rc h a n d of th# W om en's S o ­
ciety of C h ristia n Service.
S urvivors are two sons, Roy P.
and R ay R. of P a rm a : a d a u g h te r,
Mrs. M am ie McG«w of Cusick. W a sh ­
ington: four b ro th ers. C h a rlie P lager
o f C aldw ell an d F red , Jo h n a n d
W illiam P lag er of P a rm a ; two sis­
ters. Mrs. M innie Vlles of L aC entre,
W ashington, a n d Mrs. M am ie Dewey
of P o rtla n d , a n d seven g ra n d c h il­
dren.
W ard Enjwys F a a tflr Nig lit—
T h e Nyssa L D S second w ard
sponsored a fam ily n ig h t F rid ay
evening a t th e rec re atio n h all on
A lberta, avenue, a t w hich a p p ro x i­
m ately 200 m em bers, fa th e rs, m o th ­
ers an d ch ild ren of all ages, enjoyed
hom e ta le n t num bers, com ic c a r ­
toon*. an d o th e r m ovies H om e-m ade
can d y , popcorn an d soda w ate r were
served A clever f a t an d th in lady
skit was p u t o n by M rs Mel Becx
an d M rs T h u rn Bak^7. Miss G ood­
m an. g rad e school te ac h er, played
several selections 6 if h e r m arim ba
O e rry Bybee san g tw o vocal solos,
an d th e tlny° to ts betw een th e ages
d t tw o an d fo u r sa n g songs u n d er
th e d irectio n of Mm Llovd Lewis