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THE N Y SSA GATE C IT Y JO U R N A L , N Y SSA . O R EG O N , TH U R SD A Y . M AY 12. 1152
e ig h t
i - tactu rs :ii i will help th e c o u n try
G IR L BORN AT H O SPIT A L
m other. Mrs Alice Neel f CV i.rad
: ai.dle th e situation.
O ne g irl was born ir. th e M alheur
and two s is te r Mr C a: ley Ke-
M em orial H ospital th is p ast weex
I feei tin 1 m ure does hold in
biliet of Wv »mi. .g an d Mi
Ole.»
S h e was born M ay 14 to Mr and Mrs
ore an >;>,» r* :n:ty it we recognize
C hancellor ot Ne* Mex..
Jo e Bisbee of Nyssa.
a ' *e a e u ite ru e p in d e n t an d fol-
A d rian —T h e A drian F arm B ureau
S ervices w ere held in O n tario F ri­
w th e pulley 1 i h ' an d let live ,"
m et M onday n»ght a t th e high school ALLEGED I oK O E.lt I s
d ay f j r J o e p h L ester S u th erla n d .
lie sa.d
ag building Weed control, as carried
49 wli© died W edne: day i f ia week
Ir» tii«“ i;»;»r a li ' > w rid p ro b le m -, on in d ividually an d th ro u g h th e ex ­ A R R ESTED AT BROGAN
a t W ln th ro p W ash
T h elm a W alley was arrested last
in »l.ey -ent au. ad -h o jld n o t be ten sio n service, was dtscu-sed
Mi Winttirag» h a d be- n m anage
week a t B rogan by S h eriff Jo h n
D elegates of th< Veil j W It e Kv- a t ted a n d till Iia'.i n »liould in -
It
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rep
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the
bigge
t
vote
in
of th e lie e rt Seed Co. in Ny a un- bek.t.’i tx ig e of N> a * ■ are a
. t th a t u th e i g venim erits i m p - e th e co unty wa recorded th ro u g h o u t E lfering an d will be tu rn ed over to
t.l he m oved to W irtJiro p in 1*48
me tax*- t., t.,p in flatio n All th e local vicinity as well as in th e th e sh e riff o l C h a n d le r, O kla T he
tM ill g A d ( ira . .1 - If * '<<
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H e ca m e to Nv >i ,u 1942 where he a t S alem th is wee,, are Mr N eitie
re gn aid in the fu tu ie h ould go co u n ty in th e F rid ay p rim ary elec­ siheriff said th a t she is w anted on a
h a d iivad fo r th e prevail»- five year
to regim e th a t will get th e m oney tio n T h e Holly bill, dealing w ith ch a rg e of second degree forgery.
B m iett. firs t dele ate an d Mr
He » i , b o rn A pril 15. 1903 at B< ie M cConnell a >ud J e iriu e
tiie m i »• n< w b« .itg exploited re-d i trth u tio n i f sta te re p re se n t­
M ound C ity. S l> and *a- gr»»i .» « 1
M EETIN G PEACE ( HANGED
M rs M cConnell
lioiiored i»v b> th e C o in m u n t t
ative- » a di.-cu ed with all its d e ­
from M .u ita tia S ta te College He being cliosen a- one o l the pa.
O n d >in -tic problem- Eccle ex- sirable an d undesirable fe a tu re ex ­
S u n set V alley- T h e S u n set 4-H
e a rn e d h is r u t t e r ’s deg ree in a g ri­ for Uie assem bly
ires ed th e «»pinion th a t U rge am t p lain ed
Livestock club m eeting w hich was
c u ltu re a t I. wa »fate college th en
* i-te fu l bure t : i ,«• hould not be
A brief su m m ary of etn h bill co n ­ previously scheduled for S atu rd ay ,
becam e 1 fed eral erupt vee H* *.» INELATION C lfl I f BROKEN
»ertliitted a n d ti'.al we have reach ed cern in g sta te leg. latgm to be found M iy 24 at th e h< me of Bill L and
su p e rin te n d e n t o f a u agriculture (llA M H E K SPEAKER ' O S
e point where m t o f th e con* on th e b allo t in th e com ing Nov- will be held th e sam e d a te a t th e
< atv«i im ent U tlo n u» M o n tan a at
1
hould be di i- »ntinued w ith emb» r election wa - read. F u rth e r J a n u s Langley home. T h e ch an g e is
one t.m e
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:h e nece ary only in a lim n ed
tu d y of ea ch bill will be m ade at due to lllne. s in th e L and hom e
S urviving are h is wife Re a t ha arid o u r own m ilitary e ta b lr h - furm.
fu tu re m eetings
In o u r critici m of ' v ern m e n tal
two sons, IVm ald in th e Army and rneiit Now th e g ivernm ei.t' p e n d ­
A fter a d jo u rn m e n t p ot luck re- PO ST O EEICE SEEK S BID S
U ean a t W a sh in g to n S ta te college ing is exceeding the revenue from affairs, ttiev hould n f tie Ju st cum - fre tim en ts were enjoyed
T h e Nyssa post office is seeking
a b ro th er, a s i-te r a n d his fath er, taxation an d the revenue i le .> >.am t but W« -hould be p rep a re d
bids for various m aterials an d er-
ffer a lte rn a tiv e not ■ >nly for in-
«' M S u th e rla n d .
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th a t tn tic ip a t . r th a t I f
viee- for th e en su in g fiscal year, it
lividual i ii* but for society as a
In te r tn e n t wa a t E vergreen cem e­ ured in th e n atio n al budget.
w,»- an n ounced by P o stm a ster Lloyd
whole,”
the
speaker
advi-ed
P
o
liti-
te ry a t O n tario
The low purchasing power of the
Lewis th i- week. F ull p articu la r- m ay
p a rtie -hould be chan g ed occas-
dollar h as destroyed th e principal
be o b tain ed a t th e local post office
t.ally, but even a ch an g e is n ot
Service were held T uesday a f te r ­
f savings an d inve tm ent on which
u.vays udvi able We have hud noon a t th e P eck h a m -D ak an chapel NATIONAL «.CA RD «¿IVES
our cap ita listic form f g verr.iner.
x tm ple of ttie u urptr.g of pow er in Caldw ell for M urland K en R o b in ­ T H IR D ARMORY DANCE
i- based, Eccle declared Money
whi'-h is scandalou an d we should son, th ree year old son ol Mr. and
m
ust
be
p
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t
back
in
circulation
bv
T h e th ird a n n u a l arm o ry danc?
G a te receipts a t th e D onkey so ft­
K en n e th R obinson of Apple sponsored by Co. II 180th in f a n try
If we turn «1 t m en of m tell ence a n d in - M r
ball gam e S a tu rd a y n ig h t am ounted expansion of bu-ine
< tr 1 1v f r publi office from th e V alley He died in a C aldw ell h o s­
to $128 40, of w hich th e Lions club to th e govern m en t f r everything, ■chooi board to the h ig h e st p o si­ p ita l a t 9 00 A M F rid ay a f te r a N atio n al G u a rd is scheduled for
S a tu rd a y . M.iy 3! at the O n ta rio
received $.)0 80 to be uses! In the it will inevitably bring .ibmit more
n ' and avoid all pressu re groups, sh o rt iHne.vs. H i-hop O rion B urge-s Arm >rv w ith the g eneral public m -
o ftb a ll field fund, it wa announced inflatio n an d cofnple'e ocialism
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vit«*d T h e a ffa ir will begin at 9 p m.
by l)i< k W ilson, p resid e n t of th e he said.
T he p«-aker wa in tro d u ced by w as a t P a rtn a
w ith [»»polar an d old tim e d an cin g
I would m uch rath e r ee tile p u b ­
Lions.
Jared Lewi m an ag er of th e Nyssa
T h e child wa born at R exburg
Ju n iii T a n n e r wa w inner of the lic spend th a n to see the governm ent uttar f«M lory, and H A. B enning, Id ah o , Nov 8, 1948 T h e fam ily m ov- i th ro u g h o u t th e evening.
opening fea tu re , th e m usical chairs, borrow m oney an d spend," the b a n k ­ >re id en t of th e A m algam ated S u g ar ed to Apple Valley two years ago
NEW 4-11 ( Lf B
in w hich six riders m ounted on e r com m ented A lthough qiu itionir -1 Co was in tro d u ced
from A -hton an d have been building
O ne of th e n«*west 4-H clubs in
donkeys a tte m p te d to dism ount and excessive governm ent pending and
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te
rta
in
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n
t
wa
provided
by
a
M a lh eu r co u n ty is th e Nyssa 4-H
sit on barrels In th e polo gam e the continued h ig h taxc Eccle- t ert» t !><■• ¡al -tringe.l group from th e h igh a hom e there.
S u rv iv o rs are his p aren ts, M r an d Je rse y club T h is is th e o nly club
B loodhounds an d Bulldogs tied in th a t th e public debt will u-turn th e c h o o i o rch e stra, violin n u m b ers by
M rs. K e n n e th R o b i n .on. two sisters, in th e c o u n ty to be m ade up of
x or eight
th e ir scoring In th e softball, in economy for an o th er
I.ynn Law te n «■ an d v .x al num bers L y n d a G ay le an d S an d a Lee; his b reed ers of reg istred Jerseys. P resi­
w hich th e donkeys were actually m onths, an d predicted th a t no se r­
by t in i»v
\ k . k< ff in d H .gti g ra n d m o th e r, Mr
H an n a h R o b in ­ d e n t of th e club is G o rd a n H u n ter
com peting w ith th e players, it was ious in flatio n will develop
Tobler.
son,
all
of
P
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rm
a
an
d g r a n d p a re n t
Hope G rid e r is th e leader.
anybody's gue on th e score betw een
T h e p resen t labor ituatlon is a d d ­
Mi an d Mrs. W ilfred J B u rch of
T o bler's te am an d th a t of W aggon- ing to d eflatio n with ......d ., such a L m u i ( BO W D AT
P u y allu p , W ash
"M ANNERS M ISS"
nei M otor Co.
autom obile
am i textiles, being I I K s f V SHOW S.ATt KDAY
W IN S EOI RTH KA< E
priced o ut of tfie m ark et by in creas­
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S u n set V alley—"M an n ers Miss,"
ed wage dem ands. W hen bu-ine
m em ber i w ent to D w ight H unter,
an eig h t y ear old th o ro u g h -b red
cannot expand, tax revenue drop first an d M arcial H u n ter, second, i
m a re ow ned by H arold Fyllingness
and for the first tim e since World both of N\ a an d * enior m em bers)
of S u n se t V alley won th e one h u n ­
A
regional
dance
festival
-ponsored
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F u n e ra l services were M onday
d red d o llar m atch ed race S u n d ay on
by
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V ernon Miller. Vale, second. O th e r
d ay a t the B urns M ortuary C hapel
We'll be able to m eet th ese p ro ­ first an d second prize w inners w ere) an d p la n n ed to included several th e O n ta rio rac e track over "Mid­
in P endleton for Mr Vera Elizabeth
n ig h t B lue," a n u arte rh o rse m are
C h ri-t (ffer, 45, who died May 13 in blems th a t face ns becam e of ev- M arcial H u n ter N> a an d M aurice h u n d re d e n tra n t from th e Boise. ow ned by C h ris Ja ck so n of Vale.
P en d leto n . B urial services were in eral factors," Eccle preda ted T he C hester. Vale for heifer u n d er one N am pa an d Nyssa stakes will be held
T h is m akes th e fo u rth race won
P end leto n also.
p o p u latio n grow th, dem inishing raw year; O o rd o n H u n ter, Nyssa an d W edne-day, May 28 a t th e c e n tra l
Mrs. C h risto ffer, who lived in m aterials th a t will require more in ­ R obert Jo h n so n . Vale, h eife r over a u d ito riu m in N am pa at 8 15 p. m bv M an n ers Mi s, th e last two which
Ny a from 1945 u n til 1951 is s u r ­ te rn atio n al trad e, b etter d istrib u ­ one year an d u n d er tw o; D w ight I t is expected th a t betw een 400 an d h av e been since she h as been ow ned
vived by h er h u sb a n d Jack a son tion, social security an d unem ploy­ H in ter, Nys a and Ja y Jo h n so n , m a ­ 500 young people will p a rtic ip a te by Mr F yllingness M idnight Blue
from th e four stakes, 125 of w hicn was previously ow ned by Jim C a rte r
T h o m as a n d a d a u g h te r. Mrs N or­ m ent in su ran ce an d a lim ited a- ture anim als
m a Lowe, all of M cNary dam ; her m ount of governm ent aid, were cited
A dditional w inners, in th e open a re from th e O n tario , Vale. Owyhep, an d b ad tak en honors in racin g at
division, l i s t e d in order, first an d se­ N yssa 1st a n d 2nd and P arm a w ards. P en d leto n an d O n tario .
T h e p ro g ram will fea tu re d an ces
cond. were bull two years an d o v p t .
Hope and C h arlie G rid er, Nyssa; th a t are an outgrow th of th e y e a r’s
I. pw Jo h n so n , Vale; Bull, u n d er two work an d will Include ballet, b a ll­
years, Mr and Mrs, A V Miller, room , ro u n d an d quare d a n c in g as ; D oris K o o n li of Boise was a week­
Vale. Mr anil Mi
F red B urgress, well as o rig in a l an d fea tu re dances. end g u est a t th e hom e of h er sister,
Follow ing th e festival, a d an c in g Mrs. G eorge M itchell.
Vale bull, over one and u n d er two,
G rid er
bull, one year, Ia>w J o h n - p a rty will be h eld for th e p a r tic ip a t­
Mrs. G eorge V B ear reeeivi-d word
on, Vale G rid er , cow, over five ing d an cers, w ith a W eiser o rch e stra. th a t h e r g ran d «m, W ayne Newcomb
years; G rid ers if ir 't an d second);
was ho n o red by being accepted in to
cow. over four. G riders, Lew Jo h n -
m em b ersh ip into th e In terco lleg iate
o n ; ci w over three, Mr. and Mrs.
K n ig h ts a t G onzaga U niversity at
Fred Burg*- , V lie. I ew Jo h n so n ;
S p o kane. T h e group is a n a tio n a l
cow, over !wo Fred Burgess, Lew
T h e sale of th ree farm s so u th w est collegiate service h onorary. New­
Johnson; cow, two to th re e years, of Nyssa in th e O w yhee river d is ­ com b is th e son of Mr. an d M rs.
Delbert S c u l l , f i r s t ; heifers, two tric t to on e p*T-on was an n o u n ced G aylord Y Newconvb ol P rie st River,
vear K en n eth V andcrpool, D elbert th is week by W illiam M a rtin of Id ah o .
Mr. a n d Mrs. Jo h n Rogers an d Mr.
S co tt; heifer one to two, G rid e r s .1 N yssa
rep rese n tin g
th e
D ennis
Ia-w Jo h n so n ; heifer one y ear and S m ith Agency of O n tario .
a n d M rs. Leo R ogers of A ltadena,
under, Lew Jo h n so n (first an d se ­
T h e R obert H ite ran c h , a p o rtio n C a lifo rn ia visited over th e w eek -en i
cond >
of tl« 1 Hun Rice ran c h a n d th e Lewis a t th e hom e of Mr anti Mrs. R obert
H olm es ran c h , w hich is p a rt of the W ilder. M rs Jo h n Rogers an d Mrs.
PLANS NEAR F IN ISH
old L eonard S m ith place, w ere all W ilder are sisters an d th is is th e
FOB HE MOI.AY E VENT
sold to L u th er P erk in s, recen tly ol first tim e th ey have been to g eth er in
(C ontinued from Page 1)
H erm iston, M artin rep o rted . T h e n in e te e n years.
DeMolay At 7 30 in th e evening a t
th e high school gym. the th re e -d a y to ta l is ap p ro x im ately 244 acres.
P erk in s an d fam ily expect to m ake
event will be clim axed. T h e M asonic th e ir hom e a t th e Holmes place an d
fam ily invite everyone interested to
will move here by J u n e 1. H olm es has
Join in vh-wiiig th e colorful c e re ­
5 Y ears Ago May 22, 1947
monies w here th e Ny a IVM olays purchased a farm n e a r Roswell.
Nyssa m en elected as d istric t o f fi­
will receive th e ir c h a rte r an d o ffi­
cers of th e V F W are Joe D urity,
ce]
of the DeMolay and Job
S r. vice co m m an d er an d Roy A. Hoff,
D au g h ters will I*- installed W illiam
q u a rte rm a ste r.----- E. M
B air of
M orrt on will be in stalled as the
Nys a h ad th e g ra n d ch am p io n cow
Nyssa h ig h school placed in th e an d bull in th e .spring Jersey show
m a ster counselor an d Elvin A lexan­
der as th e p ast Junior m a ster co u n ­ to p 25 schools m school com petition sponsored by th e M alheur County
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selor of DeMolay M i s s D ons Higiiev to th e resu lts o f th e higli school Je rse y B reeders Assoc.-— T h e p ro ­
will h<- honored as queen of file Job' m ath em atics c o n te st sponsored by posed budget ad o p ted by th e Nyssa
D au g h ter-, Miss P atric ia House i th e M ath em atical A ssociation of school board an d budget com m ittee
past Junior queen, Mi P hyllis Cliel- America th ro u g h th e U niversity if ] to r th e 1947-48 y ear am o u n ts to
delm as ju n io r princess an d Miss O regon.
$294.439 37 a- com pared w ith a b u d ­
T ig ard high school placixl first get of $174.557 63 la st year, th e d is-
R oberta M orfitt as senior princess
These festivities will tie followed w ith 208 points. S alem h ig h school 1 tr lc t’s la rg e st budget in h istory.------
by a dunce w ith music fu rn ish ed by was second an d C leveland h igh "C aptain" Lloyd W ilson of Nyssa
school of P o rtlan d was th ird
Steffhen.s o rch e stra
was m arooned for two hours M on­
T he m a th e m a tic s te st was given d ay in th e m iddle of th e S n ake River
S u n d ay m o rning at 9 o'clock at
th e N\ a F u n eral H ome chapel, r e ­ to 750 stu d e n ts in 35 O regon h ig h w hen his good sh ip Avoset fo u n d -
ligion w orship will be conducted bv schools on M ay 1.
red in a heavy c u rre n t but he was
Hev Austin J H ollingsw orth for
rescued by fellow co u n try m en , B ert
m em bers an d fam ilies of DcMolav. Si H O l.A K S IIIP g AND AW ARDS
L ien k aem p er an d Ed P ruyn d riving
Jo b 's D aughters, E astern B tars and PRESEN TED AT «'LASS N IG H T
a m o to r lau n ch , "U n d e rta k er.”------
M ason
At 10 a m. tru c k s and
L eo n ard H useby was elected co m ­
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cars will tra n sp o rt th e visitors an 1 m agazine was presenttxl to L o retta m a n d e r of th e A m erican Legion an d
m em bers of th e local o rd ers to the Russell, valed icto rian an d a years T h o m a s M orris an d H ugh Tobler,
Owyhee re ervoir p ark for a picnic subscription in braille was p resen ted firs t an d second vice com drs.
All tnem bei ^ of th« M asonic fam ily to G enevieve K achus T h e D a n fo rth 10 Y ears Ago May 20. 1942
In th e S n ake river valley are invited F ou n d atio n aw ard for social, p h y -
In a hotly co n tested race. C ounty
to bring picnic lunches an d Join th e siral, m en tal a n d religious develop­ Ju d g e D avid F. G ra h a m nosed o ut
group Following lunch th e re will t>«' m en t was p resen ted to D onna L«'e Irw in T roxell of O n ta rio by only 75
fishin.: and boating provided for all W ilson an d R obert K everen T h e votes for ren o m in atio n on th e re-
atteiu lu ii
service aw ards to stu d e n ts c o n tri­
buting m ost In th e w ay of service to
Guests At Luncheon
th e school were given to Ja m e s Llss-
M r- R H Young, S r of P arm a m an and Alice K iwnatsu.
A gift to he treasured throughout the years!
was h«'.;«--- at a 11 o'clock luncheon
V ictor P. M orris, d ea n of th e
at her hom e W ednesday aftern o o n School of B usiness A d m in istratio n .
G u e-t-
were M esdam es G eorge U niversity of O regon, will deliever
Schw v r. B ad W il-on, G e rrit S tain th e com m en cem en t ad d res- to n ig h t
an d .1 l> H ughes all o f N v s a and to th e 44 g ra d u a tin g seniors.
Me .l.iiut
Abe G ough. Rav Wilson
and Klton M C orm iek of P arm a
EI R> I SOFTBALL GAME
D uring the m o rning th e ladies a t ­ B R IN G S TO BLER VICTORY
tended ttie May D ay fete presented
T o b ler’s so ftb all team was w inner
hv th e P arm a -chooi- In th e am p h i­ of the season's first gam e W ednesday
th e a te r m P a rm a p ark
n ig h t w ith T a p Room a t Caldw ell
Pouottmg tfi« authority of
An ex tra tw o -in n in g gam e brought
th e final score to 7-5 a fte r th e C a ld ­
accuracy, It»« LoCoultra Automatic,
Hundreds of
well team sta rte d w ith a 4-2 lead an d
decorating
th e gam e was tied 6 all in th e six th
•v PASS!
wilt» It* oxclutbe kotorvo Power
inning. In th e sev en th , each got a
ideas for you
| ru n to tie tip th e score again. In th e
Indico'or, ■ tNe product rotuttuvg
—at a glancel
n in th , T obler's b ro u g h t in two ru n s
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All th e wall,
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from awor a century of preen ion
T om M oore led th e h ittin g an d
woodwork,
T o b ler's b atterie s were J e rry B a r­
ceiling colors
•nglnooring by LeCoultre. mo for
ker on the m ound an d H ugh Tobler
-« * * ' Ou«-*
you yearn for
ca tch in g
of The Mott f «o p tio n a l Wotcke.
HI « u m kktfS M A
— with FREE
tM,» p I O mwi
MOST STO R ES TO OBSERVE
swatches to
In AH TK o World. TW* truwt
M l M ORI Al DAY. MAY 30
toke home!
A m ajo rity of th e Nvssa retail
•xampl« of T k o Watch of tho
See
Fuller's
sto res an d business firm s will be
kwlurn", in Ttool gold-511.d or
« lose«! F rid a s. M a) 30 . In ohseeuanie
of M emorial l».»jr a n d will be open
d e c o ra tin g
14K gold cate«, evadable from
fur b u s i n e s s S atu rd ay . E lm er C'ruso-i
»mpirafioo»!
presid en t of th e C h am b er of C om ­
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ing with n<> actio n being ta k in by
th e C ham ber.
No «i»e> ial cere m onies leave been
B St M EQUIPM ENT CO.
p lan n ed for th e day. o th e r th a n de-
F ireston e D ealer Store
ro ra tio n of v eteran s graves by mem
N ysaa, O reg o n
b i t s u f th e V w erkw r l i t i u s Am
Nyssa. Oregon
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Adrian F.B. Views
State Legislation
Services Friday,
Former Resident
Delegates Chosen To
Attend Convention
Services Held For
Apple Valley Child
Lions Make $30.80
Profit For Field
Regional Dance
Festival Planned
Mrs. Christoffer
Dies In Pendleton
L « c a I N e w s
¿in« You May forget
I t T ak es
24 H o u rs
Hermiston May Buys
Three Area Ranches
publican tick et in th e p rim a ry elec­
tion w hich was held la st F riday, a c ­
cording to o fficial co u n t of th e
county clerk. H S. S a e k e tt.----- 51
Nyssa h igh -chooi seniors were a -
w arded diplom as a t com m encem ent
exercises.----- Don S tric k la n d landed
safely ui A ustralia, according to
word just received by his p are n ts,
Mr. an d Mrs. E arl S tric k la n d .-----
Edw ard A Boydell a n d C h a rles B
W ilson of Nyssa were c a n d id a te s for
degrees a t co m m encem ent exercises
at th e U niversity of O regon, b oth
bachelors of. science in business a d ­
m in istratio n ----- T h e co rn e rsto n e of
th e new N azarene ch u rc h was laid at
a special service S u n d ay a f te r ­
noon.------M otorists will reg ister in
th e g rad e school building for gaso­
line ratio n in g according to H enry
H artley, su p e rin te n d e n t of schools.—
Don G ra h a m , Nyssa, who is o n fu r­
lough from the U. S. Navy, issued a
stro n g appeal to th e Nyssa C h a m ­
ber of C om m erce to assist in com ­
pletion of the o rg an izatio n of a hom e
guard.
TO BECOME EFFECTIVE
BY GONE DAYS
Tomorrow May Be Too Late
Insure Today
Bob Thompson Agency
Nyssa High Among
Top 25 In Math
HAMILTON WATCHES
New world o f
NO Old CO LO RS
. . . the natch
o f the Future
here a t your
fingertips/
TO O L A T E TO C L A S S IF Y
FARM SPE C IA L —125 acres c o m ­
3.420 boy an d girls u n d er 15 years
binatio n stock an d row crop. Now in
old were killed in tra ffic accidents
corn, hay, g rain , p astu re . E x tra good
last year.
im provem ents. 2 houses, o th e r b u ild ­
ings. $35.000, 1 3 down, balance on
Legal A d vertising
good co n tra c t. Nyssa In su ra n c e
Agency. 105 M ain.
19tf
NOTICE TO CO N TRA CTO RS
SIDEWALK CO N STR U C TIO N .
FO R R EN T — M odern
5-room
Sealed proposals will be received house. T el. 123-R.
19-2t
a t th e office of th e C ity M anager
of the City t Nyssa, M alh eu r C o u n ­ FO R SALE Young saddle horses.
ty, Oregon, un til 7:30 o ’clock P M. C. L. Adams. P h o n e 824, W eiser, I d a ­
Ju n e 10, 1952, for th e co n stru ctio n ho.
19-3tp.
NYSSA
PROGRAM
Telephone 108
THEATRE
SATURDAY, MAY 24
"The Trail of Robin Hood"
w ith
R oy Rogers— P enny Edwards
Also
"Stars and Guitars"
M atinee S et. 1:30; Adm. 30r-9c
SUNDAY-MONDAY, MAY 25-26
"Japanese War Bride"
with
Don Taylor— Sh irley Y am aguchi
CAM ERON M IT C H E L I__MARIE W INDSOR
T h is deals w ith th e ir effo rts to m ake th is m a rriag e a successful
o ne th ro u g h m u tu a l ad ju stm e n ts of an A m erican G I an d his
Ja p a n e se bride.
M atinee Sun. 1:30; Adm. 30c-9c
TUESDAY, MAY 27
"The Racket"
For a
Hail Insurance Policy
of C oncrete Sidew alks on A drian
B oulevard tU. S. H ighw ay No. 20)
from th e N o rth side of M ain S tre e t
l to th e S o u th side of L ocust Avenue,
all according to th e p lans an d sp e c i­
fications on file in th e office of th e
C ity R ecorder of said City of Nyssa.
j O regon.
T h e proposals will be publicly
opened an d read aloud a t 8 o'clock
P M , M onday J u n e 10, 1952.
P roposals sh all be accom panied
by a deposit of five p erc en t of th e
am o u n t of th e bid in bidder's bond,
cash or certified check
T h e rig h t is reserved to reject an y
or all proposals o r to accept suen
proposal as is to th e best in te re st
of th e C ity. T h e C ity, m ay a t i t ’s
option, delay sta rtin g th e work u n til
Ju ly 10, 1952.
By o rd er of th e C ity C ouncil
E. K B urton,
C ity M anager.
F irst publication M ay 22, 1952.
L ast publication M ay 29, 1952.
w ith
Robert M iichum —L izabeih Scott
An h o n est cop an d a crim e syndicate.
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY, MAY 28-29
"Five Fingers"
■with
Jam es M ason— D an ielle D arrieux
OSCAR KARLW AS— W ALTER HAM PDEN
T h e faibulous sto ry of a m a s te r spy ring a n d how th e p la n s for
th e N orm andy invasion were stolen for th e G erm a n h ig h com m and.
Men s Poplin Work Shirts
$1.49
Long S leeves
G ray and Tan
S ises S M-ML-L
Men s 6" Leather Work Shoe
Sixes 6 To 10 \'i
$4.99
Cord O utsole
Ladies Nylon Hose
51 G uage 15 D enier
Spring Shades
77*
Sixes 812 To II
Ladies Spring Style Peasant Shirts
$2.64
G ay Prints
F u ll Cut
6 X6' 12 Ounce Irrigation
Canvas Dam
$4.00
le C oultre
E verybody Saves At
JEWEL CASE
AUTOMATIC
Paulus Jewelry
Phone 171-W
e
DON B. MOSS
127 Main St.
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