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JOURNAL
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL. 3. 1952
Nyssa Merchants Expecting Large
Crowds for Varied Promotions Here
Saturday; Youngsters Get Rabbits
Fishing Reported
Good At Owyhee
TWELVE PAGES
Majority Casting Straw Votes Oppose
Parking Meters In Nyssa; Officials
Seek New Means to Ease Problem
Local fishermen are returning
from Owyhee reservoir with varied
reports about fishing there Last
Sunday anglers were reported 'o
be all over the place" and having
Residents of the Nyssa area voted
good luck catching bass and crappies.
Saturday is expected to be “ the
nearly two and one-half to one
Later in. the week rain and cool
day of days' in Nyssa when the sec-
against parking meters on Main
weather made fishing poor.
o:.« of a serie-> of three Bunny Bonus
street between First and Third
days is staged with the free gift jf
George Vaughn, one of the fish­
streets. There were 105 persons vot­
ermen reporting no luck later in
bunny rahoits to 30 youngsters. In
ing "no” on the controversial issue,
the week, said that fishing is ex­
connection with Bunny Bonus days
while 43 favored the parking meters.
pected to be excellent this week­
; tii pre-Easter showing of Nyssa
The performance of Brahinan-
Qualified elector- living in Nyssa
a total ot 146 persons registered oy
end if warm weather continues
merchants and the awarding of door Hereford crossbred cattle and the
Road Assessment district No 2 are
Roads are open and in good con­ reminded of the annual election next signing their names and five signed
prizes by the local firms. The events outlook for the cattle industry will
themselves “ Anonymous" to account
dition on both sides of the dam.
will continue through April 12.
be the main items of interest at the
Tuesday when they will choose one for 151 registrations, yet there were
Bunny B mus days is sponsored annual livestock feeder's day at the
director and approve or reject an only 148 ballot- in the sealed box.
by 75 Nyssa business firms and Rob­ Malheur experiment station April
extra 10 - null tax levy
Mayor George Henneinan stated
ert Wilson is the chairman.
16, E. N. Hoffman, superintendent,
The term of Dale Garri-on expires Tuesday morning that he believes
Youngsters and parents came by are boys and girls expet ting to win
Added stimulus to Saturday's said today.
this
year
and
he
and
Samuel
E.
the hundreds last Saturday lor the one of the 30 rabbits given away by
the issue is settled and there will be
events will be an individual promo­
Hartley are candidates for the post. no parking meters in Nyssa. Al­
Farris Hubbert. animal husband­
tion being staged by Tobler's Peed man, Squaw Butte experiment sta­ town-wide Bunny Bonus days. Here 75 Nyssa business firms.
I Hold-over members are S. E. Flan­ though there were only 148 ballots
Photo by Marvin Niccum
and Fuel Co. which will give away tion, Burns, will report on the re­
agan. chairman, and E H Brandt. cast, he expressed the opinion that
15 baby chicks to each of the first sults obtained to date on their pro­
It was explained that the district
the registration showed an excellent
300 adults coming to the firm, start­ gram of comparing Brahman-Here-
can levy ten mills for operation and
representation of the Nyssa trade
ing at 8 a. m.
' maintenance and the additional ten area and the wishes of a vast ma­
ford crossbred cattle with Herefords.
Nyssa merchants are also coope­ This has been a program started as,
At a meeting last Thursday noon, mills will raise funds to oil approxi­ jority of the people who make Nys-
rating in all the special events Sat­ a result of such a request from the
plans were completed for the annuai mately eight more miles of roads In sa their headquarters.
urday by featuring hundreds of Oregon Cattlemen's association. The
Nyssa volunteer firemen were re­ presentation of scholarships to four the district. Four nules of roads were
It was emphasized ihut the city
specials at reduced prices. This cattle on feed lot comparison at the
sponsible for saving a house from students who may be selected from oiled last year with funds from the council in no way had attempted to
week'- Journal carries ads of those Malheur station are the some indi­
possible destruction Tuesday morn­ six high schools in the valley, it was operation and maintenance levy. The "force the meters onto the people",
stores offering prices unequaled any­ viduals that were used in the Squaw
ing and one fireman stopped a short announced by Mrs. Kay Brend-‘l. ; special tax being asked at next but was attempting to determine
where else in the valley.
in a car's wiring to prevent a car chairman of the scholarship com­ Tuesday election will be for only public sentiment by means of a
Butte tests, Hoffman added. Hub-
La t Saturday nearly 400 people bert's report together with results; a large crowd of educators, par tire in the af'ernoon.
one year.
mittee.
ballot published for two weeks in
crowded the sidewalks in front of to be presented on the feed lot tests ents and others interested in schools
Real property within the district
Sponsored by the hospital auxil­
The department was called to the
the Nyssa theater where tiny tor s , wui mage a rather complete picture is expected at the Moore hotel in Solomon Gallegoes home at 622 iary. Nyssa chamber of commerce, has a total assessed valuation of ap­ the Gate City Journal. The mayor
and older youngsters were given of the performance of the two types Ontario Friday when the regional Idaho Street where a trash fire had Lions club, and Eagles lodge, four proximately $2,980 000, it was re- said that parking meters had been
suggested by both residents of the
bunny rabbits. Fred Norman was in of cattle.
| conference on educational problems started back of a door in the base­ S150 scholarships are made available
charge of the event with Jerry Fle-
each
year
to
"high
school
seniors
at
Ed Coles, extension livestock eco-i opens at 9:30 a m. The meeting will ment. There was no property dam­
the issue had not been controversial
sey of KSftV at the microphone. nomist, Oregon State college, will continue through the afternoon. M r. age and only slight' smoke damage. Nyssa. Vale, Ontario, Adrian, Fruit- within the district.
before
those opposing parking me­
They were assisted by Lionel Chat* discuss the outlook for the cattle Josephine Rigney, committee chair­ Cause was underminded
Voting will take place in the coun­
land and Parma. Mrs. Brendel said.
ters had never had an opportunity
terton who drew the names.
cil
chambers
n’
the
Nyssa
city
hall
The
purpose
of
the
nursing
com­
The
alarm
was
sounded
late
in
the
industry. Coles reports the weekly man, announced that the conference
to express their views.
Youngster winning rabbits were
auction market at Ontario and is is jointly sponsored by the Oregon afternoon to call the trucks to a car mittee which selects the students is between the hours of 9 a. m. and
A breakdown of the registration
James Bergam, Henry Lisman, Angel
6
p
m.
to
further
nursing,
physiotherapy
familiar with problems of the live­ FT.A. and the Oregon Education on Main street east of the under­
list showed that 32 of those reg­
Figeroa, Max Paine, Diane Mauld- stock folks of this secion.
pass, Firemen reported a short in and laboratory technician ‘.rain­
association.
istering gave rural addresses, 50
ing. Charles Sharp. Keith Findling,
The conference is primarily plan­ the ignition system had caused ing. it was explained. Mis. Brendel
gave their address as Nyssa or none
The
program
will
start
immediat-
Marlene Adams.
reminded
interested
students
that
smoke
to
come
from
the
car.
Cause
at all and are assumed to be resi­
~.y following the free lunch at noon.
noon., ned
... for laymen in the school field
Richy Keisehorst, Wilbur Find- £}*
the purpose of promoting fur- of the damage was soon eliminated bijr- and girls are eligible and quali­
dents of both the town and rural
ling. Lyle Wilson, Diane Stone. Nora The time and place—Wednesday,
fications
include
their
being
in
the
routes, 63 gave town street addresses
t'*lcr tinderstanding ol school pro-
Valdes, Leon Stone, Jimmy Moss, April 16, at noon at the Malheur ex- blems.
upper one-third of their class, good
Such as taxation and school
or
box numbers, five signed them­
periment
station.
Ronnie Cottrell. Paul Gallegos,
.citizenship, school leadership and a
| finance, personell, organization of
selves ' Anonymous'' and one reg­
Lloyd Cartwright.
spirit of cooperation.
! districts, construction, curriculum
istered from another town.
Darrel Gallegos, Robert Messick,
Only one student qualified for a
and methods of more effective lay
Although the parking meter ques­
Allen Caldwell. Dee Child, Fran Pike,
scholarship
last
spring,
leaving
three
! participation in school matters.
tion apparently has been settled, the
Jeanette Hays, Judy Gorrell, Diane
openings
for
a
total
of
seven
pos­
The hiring of Mel Ingebrltsen, j parking problem has not. one city
A wildlife conservation assembly
Key speaker will be State Senator
Goetz. Raymond Walert, Patty Hale,
Elmo Smith who will give a bark- program will be presented next Wed­ sible scholarships to be awarded Nyssa accountant, by the Malheur' official said Parking spaces are
Rosa Vandrell.
| ground around which the day’s dis­ nesday in the Nyssa junior high next spring. Miss Katherine Spring­ i county assessor tills week, signaled usually all filled six days of the week
cussion will be based. There will be school by. Game Commission Educa­ er of Fruit land won the nursing the beginning of an actual audit o f! in most « f the business sections of
LOCAL MAN CHOSEN FOR
scholarship and is now a student at .ill merchandise and stock in trade town.
group discussions and a no-host tion Agent Austin Hamer;
SPECIAL FARMING COURSE
inventories within the county.
luncheon at noon followed by more
Management of big game animals- St. I.tikes hospital in Boise.
One city official expressed confi­
Members of the scholarship com­
John Koopman, assessor, said dence that the problem can be sol­
group discussions. At 2 p. m. there deer, elk, and antelope — will be
Ray R. Linville, feed salesman it
Nyssa's $80,000 rural telephone ex-1 wil1 *** a general meeting of the en- Hamer’s opic. The 20-minute talk, mittee and the organizations they that Ingebrltsen would ask ea ch : ved and suggested a publicity cam ­
Tobler’s Feed and Fuel, has been
represent are; Mrs, Brendel. chair­ business to open Its books so that
chosen by the Purina company as pansion project between this city tlre SrouP with questions from the illustrate . with large poster cartoons, man, and Ken Renstrom, chamber a true Inventory value as of Jan- i paign thrt/. gjj the Journal to en­
pointi
ou.
reci*«".ar%l
and
economic
and
Adrian
will
be
completed
within
smaller
groups
to
be
submitted
to
courage busin ^ men nd their em-
ore of a selected group to receive a
commerce;
Warren
Farmer, 1 unary 1 could be established.
a P 31^ 1 for further discussion. Sum- values of big game. Necessity for a of
..
plofrees i*>i io park on the street
specialized course in scientific farm 30 days, it was announced Monday
Lions:
Bernard
Frost,
Eagles;
Mrs.
move came as the result of 0r a project with the Chamber or
management, it was announced this by C. M. Robertson, manager of the mary of the daV's discussion will be balance between game numbers and Bernard Eastman, secretary and a The
spot check of actual inventories | Lions to help make more parking
Malheur Home Telephone Co. When by Alvan H Bogue of Prairie City. their food supply and the need for
week.
an annual harvest of game surpluses treasurer, Hospital auxiliary; Rich­ made recently by the State Tax space available. Since the alterna­
The course will include four ses­ the project is completed there will
by sportsmen will be stressed. Ham­ ard Wilson, Nyssa school, and John commission here. Koopman said tive plans have never been officially
sions in addition to assigned field have been approximately 500 new
that the check of actual inventories proposed, the municipal officer ask­
er's
talk will be followed by a wild- j Ci. O'Toole, Memorial hospital.
telephones
installed
during
the
past
projects in this area. The courses
against those for taxable purpose ed that he not be named He went
life
movie
entitled
'Realm
Of
The
two
years,
Robertson
said.
will include ways and means to help
; showed the situation in Malheur on to comment that a vacant lot
Wild."
The larger number of telephone
farmers in their poultry and live­
county to be “ the worst in the I might be available for off-street
Last year Hamer presented a basic
stock operations and to emphasize patrons indicate the growth of this
state." Some firms, he said, h ad 1 parking and could be sponsored by
conservation
assembly
program
in
I
community
in
that
there
were
199
the importance of farm managemen
the
Nyssa
junior
high
school
and
been turning in as low as six per- L local organization. "Nyssa has al-
and the need for animal and poultry telephones on the Nyssa exchange in
this year’s program is the second Ini
cem of the actual Inventory.
( ways been able to solve almost any
1942 and there were 1300 as of Feb-
disease control.
a sequence of three.
Die assessor pointed out that with problem to the advantage of ‘ he ma-
| ruary 28, 1952. Several more have
actual inventory
inventory figures
figures to
to work jorlty and this should be no exrep-
Irrigation water was turned into
' been installed since the February
from, assessment of stocks in trade tlon,” he .said.
•:he main Owyhee project canal
! count, the manager explained.
would be made on a 30 percent ra­
The increased communication cov- Monday and was spilled at Locket
tion.
In other words, assessment will
By
Leland
Morris
\ erage has also meant more employ- Gulch until Wednesday night, it w is
In a three-way track meet at the be made on a value arrived at by
| ees as shown by the seven operators reported by Paul House, manager
Richard Udlinek was elected presi­ Nyssa field Wednesday, the Nyssa taking 30 percent of the true inven­
Albert L. Pfeiler, 75, well kn ow n 'on duty in 1942 while there are 18 ! of the North Board of Controls.
dent of the Eagles lodge Wednesday Bulldogs rolled up a total of 75 tory.
1 *le water was moved on through
Nyssa rancher, died Friday night in full time employees now, Robertson
"This Is ‘.he only fair method
of
Patsy Yoneyama won third place
to the Ontario Heights this morning night and will succeed Ward Tyler, points to beat out the Ontario Tig­
a Santa Barbara, Calif, hospital fol­
assessing
merchandise
inventories,”
outgoing
president.
Other
officers
ers
with
67
points
and
the
Adrian
in the news writing secion and Jo-
The main canal feeds numerous pro­
lowing a recent operation, it was
J. E. Gratsy, Nyssa manager, has ject ditches in addition to a local chosen are Glenn Kenaston, vice- Antelopes with 9 points.
Koopman said It will result In true lene Hunter was awarded honorable
learned here Saturday.
been forced by ili health to take a cooperative ditch, House said.
president; Mike Evans, chaplain;
Ontario’s broad jump record. 18 equalization of the tax load on busi­ mention in the news feature section
He was born in 1877 at Oxnard, temporary sick leave, but is expected
Ray feet, 4 'i inches, set by Savage 'n nesses.
in a journalism writing contest at
The Nyssa office is primarily for Claude Wilson, conductor;
Calif, and came to the Nyssa area in to be back on duty within a short
The assessor called upon all bus­ Pacific University last Friday.
Benedict, inside guard; Woodrow 1951, was broken by another Ontario
the
North
Canal
system
and
the
1935. He was one of the first settlers time, It was announced. All normal
Seuell, outside guard; Kenneth Ren- boy, Beem, who jumped 20 feet, inesses to extend their full coopetra-
Entered from Nyssa were Miss
on the Owyhee project where he de­ business will be handled through the Dead Ox pumping plant. The North strom, secretary; Earl Purvis, treas­ 3 inches.
tion to Ingebritsen during the check Hunter, news feature contest; Bill
Canal
feeds
approximately
70,000
veloped one of the outstanding Nyssa office, but repair service will
Winners of events at Wednesday’s and he pointed out that the in­ Morrison, sports writing; Miss Yone­
acres of the total 103,000 acres under urer; Dr. L A. Maulding, aerie phy­
farms in this area.
be handled from Ontario during the Owyhee district.
sician, and Shorty Brandt and Dale meet are: Pole vault, Bair, Nyssa, creased valuation brought about yama. news writing, and Kay Riggs,
Funeral services and interment Gratsy’s temporary absence.
House said there has been little Garrison, trustees. Joe Hellon is a and Goodfellow, Ontario, 9 feet through a true assessment would re­ editorial. They competed with jour­
were* Monday at Oxnard.
6 inches; 18 hurdles, Dearborn, On-j sult in lower taxes for many Insti­ nalism students from 32 Oregon and
demand
for water so far and that it hold-over trustee.
Survivors include his wife, Lydia; SCOI'TF.R SPEAKS AT
It was announced that beginning tario, 17 3: shot put, Potter, Ontario. tutions.
Washington schools and about 30
has
been
turned
into
the
canals
two sons, Robert and Ralph; one LIONS CLUB MEETING
this week dances for members and 39 feet 7 inches: mile run, Harry
students participated in each sec­
about
one
week
earlier
than
last
daughter, Florence, and six grand­
tion, Instructor Frank Mazzio re­
H. L. “Dusty" Rhodes, Ontario, of year to prime the North Canal banks ! their friends will be held only the Bumgarner, Nyssa, 5 minutes, 18 3 BOYS OUTNUMBER GIRLS
children, all of California.
ported.
the Ora-Ida Bob Scout council, was
Thursday morning’s report showed first Saturday of each month in­ seconds; discus, Potter, 137 feet AT MALHEUR HOSPITAL
Two girls and three boys were
The instructor said that it is be­
speaker Monday at the Lions club a total of 555,220 acre feet o f water stead of alternate Saturdays. The 10 inches: 100-yard dash, Scoggins.
JOHN QtJfGUTY CALLED TO
new schedule will continue through Ontario, 10.7; high jump, Harold! born during the past week at the lieved, though not verified, that
in
the
Owyhee
reservoir
and
2550
j
meeting
with
a
report
on
Warm
EUGENE BY MOTHER'S DEATH
Bumgarner. Nyssa, and Anderson, Malheur Memorial hospital. March students who placed in the first
Lake camp. Using colored slides, second feet were being released All the summer months.
.Ontario, tie 5 feet 4 inches; 440- 27 a girl was born to Mr. and Mrs three categories of each contest
John Quigley received word Fri­ Rhodes showed the Lions all the indications point to an abundance!
yard dash. Hartley, Nyssa: javelin, Roy Hoff, Nyssa; a boy to Mr. and would be eligible for a substantial
day o f the death of his mother, Mrs. facilities of the camp and the pro­ of water for the season with an
Skeen, Nyssa, 151 feet 2 inches; 180- Mrs Keith Moore, Notus; March 28, tuition scholarship providing they
F M. Quigley of Eugene He left, grams for Scouts there each sum­ estimate o f about 50 percent more
yard hurdles, Tanner, Nyssa, 22.8 a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shu- attend Pacific University and ma-
along with his brothers, Wilber and mer. He also reminded the group than will be required, House said, j
seconds; broad Jump. Beem, 20 feet maker, Owyhee Junction, a boy to ljo r in Journalism.
After a snow forecast meeting
______
Frank ___
and a sister, Mrs. Martin that seven boys in troop 419 of Nyssa
The students competing were given
Kingman Kolony—The Dairy 4-H 3 inches ;220-yard dash. Hartley, 23.6; Mr and Mrs. Joe Carter, Nyssa, and
Miller all of Buhl, Idaho Friday for, had been in the court of honor so scheduled at Ontario Friday, more
Eugene to attend funeral services. I far this year to exceed all previous definite information on ths water club members met at the home of 880-yard run, Harry Bumgarner, 2 March 31 a girl to Mr. and Mrs a banquet Saturday night and hon-
| ored with a dance Sunday.
He is expected home this week-end.' records.
prospects will be available, it was their leader, Kenneth Vanderpool minutes, 18 seconds; 880-yard relav, William Bennett, Homedale.
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Saturday afternoon to organize this Ontario wi ll Capps, Taylor, Beem
year’s project. E. M Hauser, county and Scroggin, 1 minute, 43 9 secortds.
4-H leader wa- also present.
Visit In Idaho—
Mrs. Jean Fletcher of Vale Visited
The group elected James McKin­
H H Williams and Edith Williams
ley, president; Claudia Peterson, vice friends in Nyssa last week
spent Tuesday in Caldwell.
president; Fred Jensen, secretary
and treasurer; Billy Day and Joe
Vanderpool, song and game leaders,
The faith of those people who first their patients for consultation.
and Freddie Schaffer, reporter
dian maiden, enacted by Miss Syl­
By Olga Sanders
fostered the Idea of a hospital and
Also on the available list are a
The next meeting will be April 12
The 15th annual Cinderella ball,, via Jayo, silently appeared.
of those who made history by fi -1 bone surgeon and a radiologist while
As the narration continued, par­
at 1 30 p m at the Vanderpool home.
ponsored by the Nyssa high school,,
nancing it, is being realized more | plans have been completed for the
idded another royal couple to a long ( ticipants dramatized highlights of
and more as new plans for the Mai- j .services of a pediatrician and others
ist of Cinderellas and Prince, history down through the ages. Miss
heur Memorial Hospital go beyond in the specialist field
Charmings when Miss Donna Lee Onna Pounds recited. “The Landing
the blueprint stage. Incidentally, the
It has been made clear that the
Vilson and Jack Duncan were of the Pilgrims", followed by a vocal
means by which this modern haven | services of these specialists are avail­
rowned Friday evening. March 28 solo by Keith Bybee Amy Lewis
for the afflicted and center for pre­ able only through general practi­
di Patricia House and Philip Wil- brought to life the old-time square
Ralph E Taylor of Boise has pur­
vention of Illnesses, was financed tioners and other doctors who refer
on, the duchess and duke were dance with a violin solo, after which
chased the Ny >sa Bowling Center
without federal or state aid has their patients to specialist for con­
a freshman couple. Donna Butler
from Bill Martin and took posses­
eated beside the royal pair.
made history throughout the north­ sultation on specific health prob­
sion of the e.-tablishment Tuesday.
The senior court, composed <-f and Rodney Holcomb, lent humor!
lems.
west.
The new owner announced that he
Jennie Eachus, Bob Keveren, Col- to the entertainment with a Charle­
Today the Nyssa hospital Is well
The Malheur Memorial Hospital's
will make a few repairs and has
een Bvbee, Lynn Ray. Loretta Rus- ston number.
on its way to widespread recognition active medical staff is composed of
At this point, the court rose to
changed the operating hours to open
ell, Jerry Tucker, Olga Sander*,
"as the rural medical center where Dr J J. Sarazin. chief of staff, Dr.
at noon and remain open until mid­
limi Li sman, Betty Fife. Clifford their feet, and Cinderella and the
the specialists come to the people C. John Kopp, secretary, and Dr:.
Jefford. Lucille Hill, Jim Skeen, Prince received the crowns which
night.
Instead of the people having to go K E. Kerby and L. A. Maulding.
Monday night trophies will be
«lam Child. Roger Skeen. Geraldine symbolized their reign over the af­
hundreds of miles to the specialists.” They, together with the hospital
awarded to jwnuers in the women s
Stephen and Jack Chard, formed a fair The crown-bearers, Becky Med-
That is only one phase of the pro­ board of which Warren Farmer is
emi-circle behind Cinderella and lock and Douglas Skeen presented
league at 7 o'clock Brownie's Cafe
gress being made in medical science president, are the ones chiefly re­
team won both halves o f the tourna­
’ rince Charming, while the junior the gold satin head-pieces to Henry
right here in the lower Snake river! sponsible for bringing in men certi­
ourt members were -eated on small H Hartley, superintendent of Nyssa
ment.
j
fied in various fields o f surgery and
valley.
hairs in front.
) schools, who in turn placed them on
The most recent example of this medicine.
PANEL DISCUSSION ON
The program, based on the theme the heads of the royalty.
new forward step In medical ser -1 "It’s merely an effort to provide
s c h o o l r e o r g a n iz a t io n
Turn Bar* The Hands of Time". The Duke and Duchess also re­
vice bringing the specialists to the services for everything in this day
A panel di.-atsslon sponsored by
i ( J n with the ‘ trie -ong. which ».is ceived golden crowns, as did the
Miss l.<>rrtta Russell. Nyssa high patients—that will help make thls| and age o f specialization, a growing
the P T A will be held next Thurs­
ung by Janice Williams. Vela Dec junior Cinderella and Prince, Judv
Miss Iatuise Fife, who had a grade day evening with school reorgani­ school valrdii torlsn who won high part of America's health better.! population and the fast-moving
. , 190 , ,nd Nanette Bjrtott, acrom- Bingham and Dennis Wilson.
honors with a grade point average might be ej-med regular clinics in -1 world o f which we are a part," one
At the clo e of the coronation. 12, average of 1.30 and won salutalortan zation as the topic.
tamed by Mr- Dwight Wycoff A
honors
foe
thr
1952
Nyssa
high
school
of 1.19. She was a cheer leader dur­ sofar as the layman is concerned. As member of the board commented
Clvde
Snyder
is
chairman
o
f
the
girls,
Carol
Folkman.
Nanette
Bybee,
larra' . n read thr • lghout the pro­
ram by Miss Olive Beus. took the Veh Dee Poulson, Elsa Sander.. class. She was a majorette for four panel which also includes Tom Jones, ing her first three years in hf|h an example, a specialist on internal with Justified pride in the hospital
tnedlclrje Ls now available at the which he and his fellow board mem­
udien, e into the distant past. While Janice Williams, Carllee Keslrr. Av­ years and is now a co-drum major­ Mrs Rut!* Foster, Clifford Mink and school and has been active on the
he trio's voices faded Into the im- on Peterson. Karma Kesler. Darlene ette. Miss Pffe has also been stu­ Supt Henry Hartley The public Is student council as well as serving on Malheur Memorial hospital where bers so faithfully serve.
general practioners are able to send
dent body treaQucrr this year
thr Tupelo staff.
Continued on Page 12
invited
CaatuiBort on Png* 13
aoriiU Ir-cLat* fcove Call' as In­
Annual Feeder's
Day Set April 16
Road District
Election Tuesday
Educaiional Meet
Friday at Moore
Hotel Ontario
Firemen Get Two
Calls In One Day
Committee Plans
Scholarships ior
Eligible Students
srsci“
Water Comes to
Valley Week
Early This Year
Nyssa Man Dies
In California
Merchandise lo
Be Audited On
New Tax Plan
Wildlife Program
At Junior High
Nyssa Telephone
Patrons Increase
553% Ten Years
Richard Udlinek Is
President Eagles
:?ss£3i 2 ? ¿¡-
Bulldogs Roll 75
Points to Take
3-Way Meet
School Journalists
Place In Contests
Dairy 4-H Club Elects
New Officers for Year
Malheur Memorial Hospital Brings
Specialists From City to People
Cinderella Ball Adds Donna Wilson,
Jack Duncan lo Nyssa School Royally
New Owner Nyssa
Bowling Center
O