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THE NYSSA GATE CTTY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY MAY 15. 1952
T. T F N
with civil defer, e director >f Mai-
heur. Union and Wulic wa rr uiuiv
Previous meeting- were held w. a
drainage and diking di-trict eng»-
From Ihr Journal Filet
n ifi- < 1 MannjB.a.i and Oolun.u.a
Representative, of the Army counties.
enter the state track meet H. ako
5 Y ears Ago May 15. 11*4?
Corps of F.ng.neer- and the Oregon
rGdo of Nys a was elected pre .dent
Civil Defen-e agency met with Mal * 11 : li I i 11 ti 111 i 111 ii 11111111 i H i. n 11 n id n tt '
Dennis W Patch has been em and Martha Browne of Ny a wa
heur County Civil Defense Directoi
ployed as principal at tlie high elected Vice piesident of tne Associ
‘
Ed Ho ve in Vale M mday to study
school succeeding Errett Hummel, ated women tudents at the Ea tern
oefn approved by that date will re- flood
D r . (ila r e K . Ilo n le y
control measure for this area.
held for grade school pupil,. Nyssa celvo their bonus payment in July
resigned ——L K Meslrr and so n , Oregon College of Education of La-
The flood potential- in Malheur
won second with 93 points. For the
F D Mesler of Nampa have pur i li amic
Veterans are not being notified county tudied were based on MKiw
Tlie Junior Women'
2 nd year Minnie Goodr.ch ot Ny . a tnat
chased tne Thompson Oil Co from Amity club met Pndu> at the borne
their
claims
have
been
approv
surveys made by the army engi
won the girls trophy.----- Albert Möh
Henry Jen ens
m . . l illian Ni •
ed Only those veterans *ho.->e ap neers earlier this month.
of Mi Lucille Pelt. A constitution
ler of Pruitland and Mr Doty open plications
bet. county librarian and Miss Dai-.y and by-laws were presented and
are
disapproved
will
be
ed their new grocery. N i-a Ca n P^aiions a.e u.sapp oseu
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fiecoy will assist at the opening <f voted on and round table discussion
Jack Have state civil defense di
Grocery and report a very good '<» informed Less than 400 letter, rector. aid that while present con
Adrian coniinuniiy Library Satur was conducted by Mrs I.lusd Wil on,
business.----- 13 Nyssa students will ?f dlJ>aUowal hjVe ^ “ ‘
d 1 ditions do not indicate flood,, any
day. Mie community hbiary is the a recent war bride from England
receive their diploma, at commence far.
project of the Kingman Kolony
15 Years \go May 13, 1937
The bonus pay., $10 for each unusual weather might change the,
1‘ 'I' A Preliminary plans for se ID Years Ago May. ISM'!
Five people lost their lives as the ment exercises May 13 at Liberty month an Oregon veteran -pent in situation.
Prank Wilson, Nyssa high school result of a collision between a west Theatre. They are Hazel Beam, stateside seivice and $15 for each
lecting a queen to chri ten the P a
Also from the ■ late CD office was
519 Cleveland. Caldwell. Ida.
cific Tiailw aj bus to be designated pitcher led his teamm.it« to the bound U. P freight and a car driven Clyde Benton. Lucille Clement. Pau month for foreign or sea duty dur Robert Sandstrom, administrative
ns •'City of Ny a" were announced championship of the Snake River by Mr1 Marie Oraham of Payette line Fi her. Lee Klinkenberg, Jen ing World War II. proviJed the vet coordinator Tlie men are holding
tills week
The School Hoard of Valley leugue Friday afternoon when at the grade crossing in Nyssa. The nie Koopman, Charles Leuck. George eran was a bona fide resident of the flood-control meetings this week . Ill 11 M i l 11111111M M H H111111M I I I I I I 111 I IHI L
Di t lit»C ha- called an election >o they defeated Pruitland. winners of coroner") inquest exonerated the Newby. Mary Swan. Robert Thomp state for one year or more prior to
Ny,- railroad crew Irotn any blame, but it son. Verna and Virginia Thompson his active duty. The maximum pay
be held May 31 lor the purpose of tlie Idaho division. 5 to O
deciding on a question of contrac a's Farm Labor camp officially be was recommended an underpass be and Mable Wood,.-----Watch Ad ment is $000
ting a bonded indebtedness of $10.- came a city May 11 with the election built.
31 seniors will receive di rian grow! Several new building, are
Next of kin of Oregon men who
<xx> for improving the Nyssa Grade of a camp chairman and council plomas at commencement exercises going up.—new residence,, a pool
school binklur'
Coach Howard and adoption of a con million, re May 37, Jargc t enior graduating hall, barber shop, etc and a ne v died in service are entitled to 11,
Lovejoy left for Corvallis with Boh ports Armond Thomas, cainp man class in the history of the school.—- well has been dug.-----Directors of $*>00 maximum If a veteran died
JV.
71 eighth grade pupil will The Civic Club has scheduled a the Owyhee project J J Sarazin. -m e hi di charge, the eligible ui-
Church and George I,eri. who will ager
S D Go hert and R J Davis at- vhor is entitled to the amount the
spring flower exhibit May 19 in the tended the reclamation meeting held veteran would be paid had he hied
fcagle") hall.----A new business es
Eligible survivors include the un-
tábil Lment opened its door for busi- in Portland. The Owyhee w as term-
ne
Monday when Maxie's Con- ed "the biggest reclamation project remarried wife, the surviving chil-
fecturnery Shop started serving cus in America" and it is thought work dren, and the surviving parent . m
tomers It's located next to Bal may start on the dam tin, fall that order.
Phone 98
To date lightly more
than 80.000 Parm a
dridge Implement and in a location 30 Y ears Ago May 12. 1922
W
B
Hoxie
reported
there
is
some
veterans
have
applied
for
the
bonus,
formerly occup.ed by Ruth's Beauty
Nook and Ktibye Lou's Beauty movement on town lot- Purchaser, but the department estimates that
Phone 100-R
Nyssa
Shop
J J Chandler, meat cutter are satisfied Nyssa is permanently another 00.000 or so still may file
at filler’s returned from a honey on the map and unprovement arc before the December 1 deadline,
H .
moon to San Francisco. He was mar planned by the In VI
ried la t week to Ruth Lacy of Holmes has been busy hauling lum
ber to the Weideman ranch for con-
Boise
All proposed charter a-
mendments carried at Tuesday’s | struction of a fine new bungalow —
election. Largest majority was rolled Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ci,"k gave a
N yssa.
up on the proposal to change the party in honor of their daughter
Fanner depending on bee for
name of tin municipality from Donna’s 9th birthday 22 mailboy
(town) to icily i. Also carried were and girls attended.— Mr, Pett eed crip pollination should make
Third Generation Malheur County Resident
amendments givuig the council pow Hambuud was in Boise to look after' certain that the bees' operations are
er to force pr; perty owners or or ad property Interests.----- fi M Allred not restricted to Iaidino clover, at>
and stockman.
jacent to the sewer to connect on has bargained for 2 'j lots on Park cording to Dr H A Scullen. agricul-
and changing tlie term of city offi Avenue and 2nd St. to ere t a lurist for the Oregon State college
Representation for the Outlying Districts
cers from one year U> two.----- Work dwelling.----- Nyssa won a hard agricultural experiment station.
Studies in Jefferson county by
men replaced a large plate glass tought baseball game from Vale 11
window in front of the Owyhee to 5 at Vale. Nyssa lineup was F Dr Scullen show that bees frequent-
Barber shop which was broken when Duncan, Young, Teusch, 1) Hoxie, jy io.se weight and often do not sur-
Bud Anderson tarted hLs car while Wilkerson. Divens, Simons, Wood- vive when they get only Ladino
The DSC bee expert says this hap-
in gear, jumping the sidewalk and | niff
pens because Ladino is low in nectar
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crashing into the glasi
Mr and 35 Years Ago May 11, 1917
Nyssa is to have two fine new and high in pollen content,
Mrs Dale Garrison. JoAnne anil Mr.
7 GIVE YOUR HOME A BEAUTY
Pollen Is necessary as a protein
1 and Mi Jake Fischer pent the brick buildings. John Ennis of Sioux
week-end fishing above Unity and City, Iowa, formerly of Nyssa is j for the growth of young bees, Dr.
TREATMENT, TO<
completing arrangements for erec- Scullen explains, but a certain
returned with their limit.
tion of a one-story brick building on amount of nectar also is necessary
30 Years Ago May. 193:!
the corner of Main and 1st streets for making honey,
Dr and Mrs. John Long of Salem and a one story brick building on
The tests in Jefferson county
are visiting Dr Long's parents, Mr his vacant lot between the Foster showed that bee colonies lost as
and Mrs. J. T Long of Arcadia and Building and the building occupied much as half a pound a day while I
j.hey plan to make their home by the Nyssa Hardware— Water working on Ladino clover blossoms
here.---- Malheur County has 5,351 was turned into the Kingman Kol- during the main blossom period. The
registered voters this year as com ony ditches this week Irrigation j low nectar content is believed re-
pared to 4454 for 1930 ----- Nyssa season is starting one month later t sponsible for the weight loss because
students. Lloyd Wilson annd Audra than last year.----- Helen Peck is : the bees find it difficult to get
Hendricks won trophies In the an organizing a music class in Nyssa enough nectar from Ludino to feed
IMPROVEMEN
nual track meet at Vale Nyssa high for violin study.----- Frank D. Hall their young and take care of their
school presented tire operetta "Sail is having a commodious garage con own needs as well.
LOANS FOR YOUR NOME
or Maids" with leads tagen by Miss structed on his residence property
Planting ample nectar-producing
Donna Cook. Bill Gehr, Paul Hatch, at the corner of Fourth St and Ehr- cropi such as alsike and lotus near
Don't put off needed repairs that would
Pauline
Hatch,
Bertha
Wimp,
How
mean greater expense later on. If you are
good in which he will enter his new Ladino fields i., not a solution, warns
ard Foster, Hubert Leuck and Ralph automobile when it is not in use.— Dr. Scullen. This would create an
short of "ready cash" come in and talk over
Lawrence.-----Three Caldwell snake Frank Leuck last week bought 95 other problem since these seeds
your problem with a Loan Officer.
hunters captured 30 live rattle acres of land on the river a mile can't be separated from I.adino seed i
" h '" » a<o7,;c? 'hi9h
Money to put up an attractive fen ce. . .
snakes at Rockville, south of Nyssa. below town for $2,625 from H. D. in cleaning The resulting mixture ;
•PO'OlHlhi,,
in ‘ ‘»"* °< )o
A
Seattle
zoo
assured
payment
of
•°y* ct,0„e,
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improve your lawn and garden...repairing
Gray of Pendleton.----- The building reduces the value of the Ladino seed
$1 for each live snake.----- Ladies for Nyssa', new flouring mill is near- crop,
0
,tSon
go„rnor
5pro^
anil modernizing your home can he easily
U,< lorm.r
silk hose were advertised at 22c a ing completion anil looms up like a 1 When other nectar crops are not
arranged through a Home Improvement
pair
Eder Hardware was selling cathedral Manager Warren expects j within the usual bee flight range
l.oan.
100 lb. sack ot No. 1 potatoes for 45o, to have the wheels going around in Scullen recommends moving the
No Mortgage or Dawn Payment 1« Required
4 « lb sock i'i flour, Me
Harold plenty of time to take care of the colonies to another area for part of
Ginzel, newcomer from St. Paul, next wheat crop----- R R Bowan zf one-fourth to one-half mile. Dr.
Minn, was visiting in Nyssa He has was in Nys a again tills week still the year. This will insure an ade-
PH A d v ., U n o n d e r For T re a s u re r C o m m ittee
' O * o r ( e l . > . S p e o g ce , C h o ifm o *
purchased Wilks Jewelry in On hunting for 75 head of lost heep
NYSSA BRANCH
I quale source of food.
tario.— Mrs. Bernard Frost enter
tained Tuesday Bridge a i 1 1 i Mr
NATIONAL
Artie Robertson and Mrs Barney
BANK
Wilson winning favors.
Days Gone By in Nyssa Community
receive heir dipk>mj Friday morn-
ing the Uige-l »th trade greduat-
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H f.jin n i in the Cmder-
elle Ball were Knth Ru-,ell and
IXlma Ward, prince and Cinderella
and K ger Simmons ai.d Betty
Week junior royalty Among mem
bers of tne court were David Hart
ley. Vernon Kr , t, Colleen Bybee,
LeVelle Hunter. Lorraine Pi her.
Janell Haney. Lyle Cottle Raymond
Larson. Phyllis Schireinan. Bob and
Don Fldredge. Colleen Turne. Dick
Tensen and Claiidine Tomlm-on —
Twyla Crawford anil Dickie Schire-
man won honors at the regtnal inu-
,ic festival in Spokane.
of July. Bonus Supervisor H C
Saalleld of the state Department of
Veteiaiu Affairs estimated today
That was the number and amount
Oregon Vets to
Get $27.170.000
2*225 SLinmentTurS 1 'Su*S
Wars nSEn?“ •» ^>- v b' d“:t' whes T i 1X0;
Engineers Study
Flood Measures
Optorm. Iris!
EYES EXAMINED
(Opp. Sears)
Dial 9-3371
DEAD
Fast Service
Free Pickup
VOTE MAY 16 FOR
Orrin Currey
Democratic Candidate For
Bees Need Variety
Of Nectar Crops
County Commissioner
Idaho-Oregon Rendering Co.
Oregon
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25 Y ears Ago May, 1927
Around 800 people attended the
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annual Malheur County field and
track meet in Vale with 18 school
districts participating in the meet
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Liability Insurance Rates
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Through the Efforts of Your
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