« • • •. • • , . ^ V * - ...... V w* » « _*•__ ~4 • ÙÀZT? --- -------- V v JOURNAL NYSSA Candidates Named Recoid Number at For New Officers Nov‘ PTA Mee,ing Chamber of Com. The November meeting of the Ny.;- -a Parent-Teachers association last Thursday evening drew a record attendance of 400 people who helped observe National Education week and participated in the back-to- school theme for parents. Parents visited the classes o f their children during the evening Princ pals who are W aiter Mc- Part.land. elem etiary; Murl Lan caster. Junior high, and Richard Wilson, high school, spoke to the group on general procedures in their respective departments. It was reported that this years’ P .-T A member hip is lacking 42 membership to reach the increase of 10 percent more than that o f last year. Refreshments served tn the home economics rocm a.ter adjournment were handled by a committee com posed of Messrs and Mesdumes Leo Gonycir. Henry Hartley. Kinsey Kev- ern, Carlos Buchner. W W. Low. Harold Session; Henry Simlonar, Ernest Ketselborst, Kenneth Mace and Harley Sager. Journal to Press Early Next Week The (la te City Journal will be published on Wednesday next week because of Thanksgiving. All correspondents and o tilers submitting news are requested to send in ms much copy as pos sible on Saturday of this week with the remainder o f the news no later than Monday. Advertisers, too. are asked to prepare early copy to help make it posable for the Journal staff to obaeree the American holiday. "Hillcrest Is New Narcotics Agent Nyssa Sugar Bssi Area Ex-ended In Name Chosen for :n Saiurday Visit Consolidation ci Districts; First Nyssa Cemeiery Payments Made to Growers Saiurday A Saturday visitor her was Jack Merrill. U. S. narccdcs ent from the Portland office wh< played a lea.l.ng role in the era mg o f a dept peddling case here i Oct 30, resulting tn the arrest Antonio Enriquez on the charge f posses- sion and .sale o f marijuana. According to Merrill, wh had just returned from Montana Enriquez, who had resided here seven years, is bruig held in Multnomah county (Portland/ jaal. He is beirg held in lieu o f 83 000 bond bail set by U. S Commissioner Duval Isaminger at Pendleton, before whom Enriquez was arraigned following his arrest here The tie pe suspect will be bound over to the grand Jury scheduled to mc< t at Portland the itr-; week in December. M errill said Enr.quez' confession that he i< an alien make him sub ject to deportation following the erv.ng of any sentence that might, l e imposed oil hmi by the court. This sentence, Merrill pointed out. can be a maximum of five years in the pen.tentiary and a fine o f $2.000 on eaith of three counts of posses sion, sale ad sale without a trans fer tax of narcotics. "Hillcrest Cemetery" is the new The Nyssa-Nampa-Caldwell . :g.»r name elected for Nyssa > long un beet district has been consolidated named burial place by a special into two districts with an extensive c. nim.ttee of the Women's Civic club inert asc m the area to be served by and announced at the organization's the Nyss-a >ugar beet factory, it was Th e music department erf the Nys announced by Jed Lewis, district regular meeting Wednesday sa high school will present i-s an manager of the Amalgamated Sugar Mrs H. R. Sherwood, who with nual fall ooncert ait 8 p nv Tuesday Oo. Mr* CamfbeU Baer and Mrs C W tn the school auditorium. Band, or- Buchner made up the committee. Boundaries for the two areas com- chestra and the mixed chorus will i prising the district have not been .-sated that 28 different persons sub take part i na varied program. definitely designated, Lewis said. mitted proposals for the cemetery's name and that four of the sugges Among the numbers to be sung and the amount of new acreage to tions were for Hillcrest. by the chorus, under the direction be served by Nyssa cannot be an al Miss Put Kuvter are the Blue ! ncunced at the present time. Names o f person* sending sug- Tailed My, Some Enchanted Even- The change came about last week ge.-ked titles to the committee are ing. Rose Marie and In the Garden When n*-bert Van Horne of Oald- anonymous as requested when the of Tomorrow project was announced two weeks well was named to succeed the late Tl>e orchestra directed by Richard E&rl Q Marsing as local Nampa ago, Mrs. Sherwood said LoSasso will include in its selections, manager. At the same time Henry Permission to natnt the cemetery Trumpteer's Lullaby with trumpet Zobeli c f Nyssa, agricultural super was granted the C.vlc chib la t solo by David Hartley and I'll Never intend» i t fcr the Nyssa factory, was month by the Ny-sa city council a f Walk Alone. given additional responsibilities with ter the project was proposed. Nyssa Band numbers will include The the larger area composed of the por is one o f the few towns of compar Billboard March. Thir.e AKme and tion of the former Calc .veil district able size in this area with a ceme idded to Nyssa, mo.-t c f which is L i'l Liza Jane. tery having no name other than "Nyssa cemetery," it was explained. There will be no admission charge in Idaho. \;<1 to Nvsjsa to the public. Following discussion ot a proposal Although the amount of the m- presented before the Civic club in its creastd area to be served by the Wednesday afternoon meeting at Ny-sa factory has not been definit- the Episcopal parish house, the club etly determined, it was indicated Voted to advocate placement of tra-h that the increase will be great .ii.ipo.>al containers at various place tnough to have a noticeable and along Main street and at the higl highly favorable economic effect on Door prizes- to be given at the chool. I Lions Community Carnival will be Nys.^i Hundreds more beet growers A^ chairman o f the committei I a 12-gauge shotgun and an 8mm will have their headquarters here, named to act on the proposal Mrs j movie camera, it was announced by not only fcr processing their beets, Frank Morgan, who introduced the | ¿ e y e n M e n T u e s d a y t Ed Boydell at the Monday noon but for the purchase o f pulp and utojeot of the clean-up campaign meeting o f the sponsoring Lions! other Iran actions pertaining to the Guy Arthur Sparks of Nyssa was j will be ass-vstadi by Mrs Gerrit Stan, crop. club and Mrs MuatkLancaster. one of a group o f seven Malheur j Th e district manager expressed Theme o f the program was "T o jounty-regi tiered men inducted into 1 Th e annual carnival will be held the igjnuon that the "new business day's Storehouse o f Literary T rea ' this Saturday at the old high school contacts" insofar as the sugar beet .he armed forces in Boise Tuesday, gymnaolum, and will start at 8 pm surers.” Metnbers o f the library industry is concerned, will almost according to Mrs. Ruth L. Ingebrit- Net proceeds from the carnival board, composed o f Mrs H R automatically result in an expanded en, clerk of the selective service will be used by the Nyssa Lions club Sherwood, chairman, and Mrs. Car trading area potential for Nys-sa re for community welfare during the los Buchner, Mrs. Bernard Eastman. ©card in Ontario. tail and service businesses, Others inducted were John S. ocming year. An advance ticket sale Mrs. Desmond Jones and Mrs Bert l t r 4 m 2 Paym ent Lienkaemper, were hostesses in Skinner, Caldwell, formerly Jordan i is being carried on by members of Growers in the Nyssa-Nampa dis charge of the program and the tea Valley; Owen O. Froerer and Alvin the club Ron CamjrfieU is ticket trict received a total o f $5.730,000 hour. W Berry, Vale, and Robert O. Oliver sales chairman. last .Saturday initial payment for Mrs Joe Brumbach, Nyssa high gkoji Kino and John B Leyendecx- Carnival events as announced by 575,000 tons of beets delivered to school librarian, gave a Ust ot new Ontario. Co-chairmen Dirk Ten«en and Fin Ny»sa and Nampa during October, flet.On and non-fiction books, to the Induction call for December is ley Shuster include country store, Lewis said. Of the total payments, Library this fall, and gave a brief , for 10 men and physical examina fish pond, ball throw, dart throw, $2¿00,COO went to growers in the synopsis of each. She reviewed the tion call for November was 31 men. bingo, coin toss, novelty booth and Nyssa area. book erf verse entitled ‘A Brief Walk Pre-induct ion physical for December) other features. Th e next payment for the 1962 From the Station," by Phyllis Mc- is fo r 111 mdn. In addition to a hot dog stand, crop will be made next Tuesday for Ginley, who was born in Ontario. ------------------------ 1 there will be other refreshments deliveries between Nov. 1 and 15 and Mrs Desmond Jones, Nyssa city will amount to more than $1,500.000. W e e k '« B ir t h * available librarian, presented awards to San- | T iro boys and two girls were born Final committees were also asslgn- the district manager reported. In dra Lewis and Bobby Hanley, the girt and boy in the grade school who ^o four Nyssa families at Malheur at the Monday meeting. Chair- addition to the company payments, read the most books during the MiTnorl*-1 hospital during the past and names of these committees growers will receive $2 40 a ton from summer. week, and a boy to an Ontario cou- include Elmer Cruson, bingo; John- the Production and Marketing ad ministration for the government Miss Marjorie Pomeroy, Malheur P^*. Mr and Mrs. Charles Short nie Goddard, coin boss; Murl Lan of “ »* newspaper. Th e new machine caster, oountry store; Paul House, conditional payment provided in County librarian, was a guest of the i*ov- U the sugar act. Other company pay operation in approxl- T h e Nyssa couples were Mr and | dart toss; Clyde Wellner, fish pond; mately two hours time with two chib. ments will follow as the sugar is Mrs. Clarence Heach, a girl Nov. Tom Jones, concessions stand; How Mrs. Dwight W yckoff rendered persons operating the folder fo r a marketed. two vocal solos. Mrs. Carlos Buch- 14. Mr. and Mrs. K ay Okane, a girl ard Lovejoy, baseball throw; and total o f only four-man hour*. Lewis announced that in spite of Nov. 16; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haor, a Ward Wieneke, roulette. . . . . . ____ ner accompanied on the piano with the smaller acreage this year, the Ed Boydell. Calvin Wilson and boy Nov. 18, and Mr. and Mrs James 8 034 violin obligato by Mrs Herb Fish- pounds, presented a difficu lt pro er. Gene Stanley will serve as relief Nyssa factory will operate until Reid, a son Nov. 18. mid-February, or for about as long blem in installation. It was necess p.tchir>: n. a period s . the campaign for an ary to remove the front window of Don Wilson will head the carnival average season. the Journal printing plant, move construction crew, among whom are the tan and o re-h a lf Linotype ma- | \ rensen, Shuster. W alter M cPart- chine into the front o ffice and move land. Cruson and E. SUphenscn. ail type cabinets and heavy stones An inlereJting feature of the car out of the place to make a “ runway" nival will be a turkey raffle, tickets | for the printing press and folder to One of the boys or girls who are active in the Nyssa Gate for which may be purchased only at be moved into the building from City Journal subscription campaign will be more lortunate the carnival Hugh Tobler and W ar- trucks. "“ Extensive remodeling and rear than ever — by the time the reports for Wednesday, Novem- r^n K^ mer Wi‘ * handle details of j C lifford Mink, manager of the Boise-Payette Lumber Co . and Jake Fischer, owner of Fischer’s Locker Service, have been nominated as candidates for the 1953 president of the Nyssa Chamber of Commerce, it va< announced Wednesday by Ber nard Eastman, chairman of the nominating committee. Nyssa public schools will be clos Other nominations for Chamber ed nrxr- Thursday and Friday for officers are Leonard Hewett and the Thanksgiving holiday, it was an Earl Hollingsworth, vice president, nounced this Thursday by Henry H Thom as Jones, secretary to succeed Hartley, Nyssa superintendent of himself, and Ralph Lawrence. K en schools. neth Ren. irom, Emil Stunz, Ted Morgan, Charles Lair.oreth. Roy Th e Rev. and Mrs. H E Moore at Wild and Paul Penrod, candidates tended a farewell reception this for three directors. week at Nampa fcr Dr. W illiam Th e annual election will be Wed* Shai who is leaving Nampa to be neaday. Dec 3. and add.tiona! nomi et me pa>tor of the Rose City Pres nations may be made from the floor byterian church in Portland Mr. at next week's meeting and on elec Moore was the representative grom tion day, President Elmer Cruson the Idaho Presbytery on the pro announced. gram. This year's officers are Cruson. president. Bob Thompson, vice president; Jones, secretary, and Harold Henigson, Fischer and Hol lingsworth, directors. Th e terms of all the incumbents expire at the end of this year. Th e board o f directors V -teem student representatives --------- is composed of all officers, the elec from Nyssa high school will attend ted directors and the past president, the annual Snake River Valley Stu general discussion was held on a dent Officers conference at Payette Discuss Community Chest next Monday in an all day session. At Wednesday noon's meeting a Student officers of the 16 S. R. V. propof.id county- wide community schools will be represented at this chest fund to take care of all chari conference, purpose of which is to ties and other contributions asked/ discuss activity programs of the from business firms in Nyssa, O n high schools in this area. tario and Vale. This week's G ate City Journal is Attending from Nyssa wil be Ray- It was pointed out by several pres ent that many dTives, particularly mon Bergam. student body presi published with newly purchased the March of Dunes, cannot be con dent; J u n i s Tanner, n ee presi equipment installed last week as ducted m conjunct ion w.th other dent; Lois Garner, secretary; Les part o f the newspaper s expansion campaigns. Clyde Snider and Har- lie Hiatt, treasurer; Olive Beus, in- program in keeping w.th the grow olr Henigson told o f the uncer tercIa-MS rivalry chairman; Email ne ing community it serves. tainty of funds needed for poho and Ftndling, year book editor; J u n e; Peterson, girl's league rep resen t«-' A four-page newspaper press has cued examples o f the refusal of the National Foundation for Infantile tive; Jolene Hunter, achool paper bean installed to replace a two-page Paralysis to accept funds ooHeeled « f i l e r ; Janell Haney. O. A. A.; Dave press that has been in the plant for in such a manner. Savage. Letterm an club represent* - Several other organizations fi-1 ttTe. Kenneth Cottle, band; Doris many years. In addition to printing nanced by popular subscription were R ^*r*y. Speech club and Darlene twice as many pages in one ope reported opposed to combined drives j Rale-man and Pat Nicholson, yell ration the newly installed machine has a speed approximately 50 per- for funds and attention was called Baders. ! cent greater than that at the old to numerous "emergency drive* ' and ! Mbs Margery NBiart and Mis* ‘ press. that could not be budgeted art the Lois Bungum are the two advisors A folding machine aLso has been beginning of the year. who will accompany the students to added to fold papers as soon as they No action was taken by the or-1 Payette. I come o ff the press to speed up the ganization on participating with the — ----- — ----------- output many tunes. Heretofore, all OJier fwo towns on such a plan. E l© C tr iC F d l C G folding operations have been done by hand with a>s many as 36-man hours required lo r one week's issue High School Students to Attend SRV Student Officers Conference at Payette □aim s of Phone Sets Ha? A Fire Company Finance Methods Refuted Weather A heavy Jog that froze to ear Wi ndsluelde hung h ea rty over Nyssa early Thursday, clearing in mid- m om . i g under preasure o f a warm ing sun. PTC. Mm. Max M _________ B7 Si » _________ 6. 3» ________ 41 01 39 49 39 48 37 _______ 48 I 26 44 1 Nyssa Rural Fire department was called to the John R effett ranch, 1« miles from town on Klam ath avenue in the Sunset Valley district, aft. 6:30 p. m. Monday to combat flames in a 12-ton ikack o f baled clover and sitraw. Origin o f the fire was determined as due to a short circuited electric fenca. The baled straw-clover, val ued at $15 a ton. was a total loss, although no buildings were endan gered. This was the third such fire to cause heavy loss in hay and straw during the past week A ll o f them were caused by electric fences, ac cording to Assistant Fire Chief ranging of the plant was necessary Ralph Lawrence. to make use of somewhat limited floor space. Separate rooms are re quired for such operations as m elt ing Linotype and stereotype metal aaid fo r saving out "casts'’ o t pic tures Which are advertisements or part of the ads. These two rooms had to be constructed in a dJifereni Members o f Nyssa American Le- Pa n h e building than was used , . . _ . ... _ « i° n ■uxihary a™ conducting a drive ■ o e tn t and ventilating la u lm es in- io r the collection of gifts to P ™ « * escapement of ^ s^ t0 th* Veterans hospital at fumes from melted metal into the Portland to enable hovpnabaed vete- rest of the building, opportunity to do Christ- The Journal publisher and staff m* a shoppm* f ° r families from are deeply grateful to innumerable the ho5prtal rooms. individuals and business firm * for Chairmanning the drive here are their perseverence during the ten- Mrs. C lifford Miirfc and Mrs. Don day period re-arrangem ent« and ad- O rah am, who said the gifts must be JustmenU w~re being made Typical mailed from Nyssa by Dee. 1 *o al- o f » rural community and the Nys- lcrw tru e for sorting and dwtrtbu- co*nmun.ty in particular, exten siva assistance was given by nume tion. Since the gifts are for the vet- rous buainesa firms that realized the erana families, they rfvould all be 4 predicament" and took care o f emergency needs w ithin minutes a f clean, new merchandise, Do not gift wiap the packages ter requests were made a* well as at since each patient chooses his fam- night and on Sundays Legion Auxilary In 2 Projects for Soldiers, V eterans N.H.S. Music Dept, to Present Fall Concert Lions Community Carnival This Saturday; Ticket Sale N o w On Journal Installs Added Equipment For Newspaper Gene Grasty, Nyssa manager of the Malheur Home Telegraph Co . told members of the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday that Infor mation received Tuesday evening from Boise refutes claims made last week at the Chamber meeting about the company’s financing methods. A t the present time the telephone company has $300.000 plus in bonds held by the Mountain States T ele phone Co. and $000,000 plus in stock, Grasty said. He asserted that three attempts were made recently to sell bonds and the Malheur Home T ele phone was turned down because the company is too small and is con fined to one county with three prin cipal towns. The telephone company manager cited the example o f a disaster hitting this area and bring- mg complete bankruptcy for the Malheur Home Telephone, thus making the bonds unattractive to bonding companies For this rea- aon It was necessary to borrow funds from the Mountain Ctates at the rate at 135 percent interest, Oarsty said Gravy went on- to comment that instead o f 8 percent interest being paid on stock, the interest on bonds held by the Mountain States and dA-tdends paid to stockholders means only 6 percent Harold Henigson, who last week explained reasons for opposition to a rate Increase by the city, for which he is attorney, stated that he had received financial statements from the Mountain States Telephone Oo. thta week Last Wednesday he stated that financial reports and answers •o questions requeifted several weeks •go had not been received Henigson stated at yesterday's meet in* ♦Mt| h ^d ld not fcrtog the copieswith him and could net quote any of the fig ures given FOURTEEN PAGES THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1952 VOLUME X X X X V I1 NO. 45 Armed Forces Take Cash Prize Offered Boy or Girl For Four Days Work Hartley Attends School Confab urged t0 b theJ At Portland b«.fore the date Clf the carni_ ber 26, are in, one of the candidates will be $10 richer in ad- j " dition to being a winner, December 6, of one of the cash com-1 missions or a brand new bicycle. vaJ and plan to take the whole fam - ror the Journal today announces a new subscription and ily There will be amusement booths prize campaign in which it will give a $10 cash prize to (the candidate ob- tam .n« the most points for securing new -ubscroption« just between S at urday morning, November 22, and Wednesday night November 26 Here is an opportunity for an ambitious candidate to earn a welcome cash award in addition to one o f the or-ginal prizes fo r Jiet four days of ple&sar.t competition. N am e Committee For Chest Drive Calvin W ibon. Ward Wieneke and Ken Fenstrcm have been named as a commute to head the Nyssa phase of the Oregon Chest drive for wel fare funds. Th e appoltments were made Monday noon by Bernard H Ra der, Ontario, who outlined teh needs and the program of the chest before the Ny.ssa Lions club. Nyssa's quota in the county-wide goal of $5800 is $1300, according to Rader, who is oo-chairman with J. W Leslie, Ontario, to rthe drive, which started la.-ft Monday and will continue for ten days. to attract ail ages. according Tensen and Shuster. to Firemen Sponsor Square Dancing Th e Nys.'a Firemen's organization Is sponsoring a beginners square dance event scheduled for next | Tue-vday In the old high school gym The dance will be held from 8 30 until 11 p m. All net proceed* will be donated to the Malheur M em or ial hospital, according to Ken Ren- strom, chairman of the committee tn charge of arrangements. Ross Crispin© and h d wife. Penny, of Nampa, will be callers. Rervstram afcso stated that the square dances will continue every second and fourth Tuesday o f each month. Serving with Rwnstrom on the planning committee are Dale Bfng- man and Glea Billings New Campaign The $10 cadi prize is a new cam paign lit is separate from the o rig inal campaign In Which bicycles and cash commission* art a fleied to candidates Bee the large advertise ment in this issue for full details. The prizes offered in this cam paign i particularly now with the new $10 cash prize for Just four working days) are well worth the efforts of the entire family. P a r ents should get behind their entry, Uy's gifts at the hospital and then ------ help them with actual work and members o f the auxiliary wrap. T q t ] 1 A S M l l l u r d advice to the end that their own package and mail them tor him at * * * z * u i« favorite candidate will win one of no cost to the veteran. n j< _ T V l 11 r e r l i - r t f COMMUNITY TH ANKSG IVING tIve major award« No poho admission* have been SER VICES AT ST. PAUL’S Wilson Brother, department store A 1 1 1 0 8 1 n iir S U a y made to Malheur Memorial hospital ^ t * the reesanng depot for all Funeral services for James L a Faaiittea Should Help Community Thanksgiving services ^ and thoae , rlih ln f during the paift thro weeks, Manager will be held Wednesday, Nov 36, at fayette Millard, IT, who died Mon Th e Journal Is especially anxious tru>ute are asked to drop their pack day at the home of his parents. Mr that parents should come to the John O'Toole reported early Thurs St Paul's Episcopal church at 8 pm . ages 1 na large box provided there. and Mrs. James B Millard, Nyssa. office with their children to receive day The Rev H O McCaUixter, Com- Representatives o f the Oregon There are now 13 coiwelesrent pa- munity Methodist pavtor, will preach state Sy.tem of Higher Education Another project now embarked A llow ing a lingering lUneas, were full details of the campaign and upon by the (uxlhary is 'Otve A O tft liU4 Thursday at First Ward learn how they can best help to get . .en ti in the hospital—the krwest the Thanksg.vlng sermon The o ffe r were meeting with members of Bhe to Yanks That Oawe," a national \ ** D 8 chapel. j on* of the priae bicycles fo r their number in many weeks. O f these, ing will be contributed to Malheur senior classes of Nysea and Adrian only three require respirator aid at Memorial hospital. project foe the raising of funds to i Bishop Oordon Ray officMbeO own family at Nyssa high school this Thursday buy new gifts for hospltaliaed sol- with interment at Hillcrewt ceme- j The subaerlptlor. campaugn is ex- intervals. O 'Toole said. Colleger represented were Eastern Donation*, however, continue to UM AL MAN IM PROVES diers at Rc.seberg and Portland ho«- tery. Nyssa, under direction o f Lien- | pected to get underway In earnest Oregon college, Oregon state col putaW and Camp White. Medford kaamper funeral home lege, Oregon Technical In.WItu';. this week and since it will run only pour into the poho fund of the hos AT PO RTLAN D H O S PITA L Charles Reitenbaugh of Nyssa, UnrveTsMy o f Oregon. University Mr.v Mink and Mrs. Graham visit- Bom J an. $. 18CV5 at Idaho W ls . 14 more working days, it Is essential pital During tbs past week Just ed 33 cJa-s r o o m of iha Myssa grads James ** .ended v * N j * m * schools that candidat«« utillas Ihsir spars J vot T of HO# wers received by O’ underwent a major spinal operation Oregon « M e d ia l School and the Nov 3 at Providence hospital in school of Nursing. and Juiwor high atboola Monday and Bes.de« the imrsnks. ha bavas a u n a and get vibserlptior» H<*p Toole from threw organisations The method of bringing informa Nyssa Indépendant Onklr o f Odd Portland. The surgery is reported to explain*d tf.s purgiwa rrf Uva pro>act sister. Jutos. 1$. aod a br jsbar. Ban- them all you can Naan«« o f candidates in the nam- Fellow» lodge donated $110. Solon* I be su<Mewful and he is Improving tion about Oregon state college« N x t was* dtev will p i * op f a oon- nte. S. both at ttia home, and grand- trBfthioTW of schcal children in this, parent*. Mr and Mrs J. H. Millard palgn are llrfted In today's paper and club o f South Hkghllne contributed rapidly Mrs Reiterbaugh retu rn ed ' to high -choo! «tudents ha* been *r- » ( O raised from a quilt raffle and Friday afterf spending two weeks In ranged by the Oregvn high school plan to provide sach r.U . • ot N y v * and Mr and Mrs. L O wJ! be published each svmk during j the oMnpaigu. W atch t o t them. WestfaJS'community donated $49 25 , Portland kd111 ^er husbai\d. ooUege relatkins committee. Jaclufcu* jt Idaho FufU. Cm is anas ( K v Polio at L o w Ebb; Donations Pour in i Henry H Hartley, superintendent o i Nyssa schools, Uft Thursday late fcr Pcrtiar.d, where he will attend the two-day session on Friday and Satuiday of the quarterly confer ence of school district superinten dents, to be held at the new Oregon Education association building. Purpose of the confab, Hartley said, is to "chow over our school problems so that we’U keep going tn the same direction." Ail sextons will be presided over by Rex Putnam, state .vupenn/ten- dent or public instruction, who, in company of James Turnbull, .*t»le school buildings consultant, visited the Nyssa schools last week As* a member of the state commit tee for the study o f school bus costs. Hartley was also in Portland for \ session of that committee last week. He will be called to Portland again after Nov. 28 to assume duties of the office of president off the board o f control for the State High School Activities association. Hartley is now first vice president of the associa tion, which regulates and maintain.* control over all phase* of inter-high school activities. Representatives of Oregon Colleges Visit