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JOURNAL
NYSSA
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1952
VOLUME XXXXVII NO. 48
Sugar Beet Yield Sets New Record of
23 Tons Per Acre; Believed Highest
In Nation; Price Increase Expected
Rate Increase Gets
Official Protests
School Gains In
Enrollment At
Time Usual Loss
Chamber Member
Gets Recognition
TW ELVE PAGES
Produce Shipments From Nyssa Total
42 Percent of All Malheur County and
One Point In Idaho, Reports Reveal
Special recognition »a s given
O fficial protests on the method
Wednesday to “the only N y v »
cf financing in connection with the
Chamber of Commerce member to
Malheur Horn“ Telephone Co.’s re­
quest fo r a rate increase were filed
An unexplainable gain in school become a mother" when the orputl-
Tuesday by the cine.-, of Nyssa and enrollment between the October and zation voted unanimously to send
Ontario and the Cliambers o f Com­ November report periods might be flowers to Mrs. Harold Hrcndte and
That Nyssa is the chief produc*
An average sugar beet yield o i;-----------------------------------------------
merce o f the two towns.
excellent sales talk for any Nyssa her son. H srn b e born Monday.
shipping center of t ie lower Snaxe
Slightlv more than 23 tons per acre
.
„
. .
Mrs. Bern die, formerly Kay Peter- Tn r r r k r r c o
Petitions bearing the names of enthusiast. Supt. Henry Hartley told
river valley, was revealed this Meek
to exceed all records in the Snake
IIU IC .U
; members o f the four groups were members of the Chamber of Com­ son. was an active member of the I H L l C U a C
when figures on fall
upments o f
river valley and possibly the nation.
**
Nyssa Chamber when she was gen- .
_
,
filed with the Public Utilities com­ merce Wednesday noon.
potatoes, onions and lettuce were re­
was announced this week by
exal
manager
of
Peterson
Furniture
I
f
l
JDUS1HGSS
OI
mission in Salem Similar petitions
leased for six Malheur county and
For the first tane in several years
¿ewis. district manager of the
Co. Her husband. Harold Brendle
are now being circulated in Vale.
one Idaho thippii g p »inti by E H.
there was a gain in enrollment dur-
Amalgamated Sugar Oo. Lewis said
The P.U.C. has indicated that ac­ ,ng a particular period when there took over the managership of the
Stansbery. state produce -hipping
that he knows o f no other area of
tion on the matter will be taken is always a loss o f students, he said store early this year.
inspector, at Ontario.
comparable size reaching that pro­
A 30 percent increase in v nume
Dick Schireman, son o f Mr. and before Dec. 24
The October i eport showed a total
Nysea's shipment of th« e three
duction figure. Figures were com­
of business carried «in by the M.il­ major crops was mo-e than '2 per­
enrollment of 1049 and in November
piled from 35.000 a c e s o f beets in Mrs. W illiam Schireman, returned
heur Dairy Breeders' assoc lation cent of the total fall shipments from
the rolls had gained 31 students, for
home Saturday evening a "free
the Nyssa-Nampa district.
during the first three mom Its of all points in Malh»ur county and
a total of 1080 The same period last
Average yield for the past six man” after two years in the Army,
their current fiscal year was r 'port­ from Weiser in Idaho.
year
the
October
enrollment
was
of
which
the
past
11
months
and
19
years has been 20 4 tons an acre
ed by Royce Robert«-, manager ol
ai the
1092
and
dropped
to
1086
in
Novem­
Stansbery told the Gate City
and the average price has been days were spent in Korea.
A 4-H sewing club and a cooking a sociation. at the December m«
Journal Tuesday th it he was mis­
ber 111 past years a similar loss vu^
*13.30 a ton, the manager reported.
The Nyssa soldier was a member
club
were
organized
last
Saturday
rng o f the board of directors at the quoted in a Boise State-man r.ews
A t the Booster Night program at usually i hewn.
-.This year's price is expected to go of the 82nd Engineers Pipe Line Co.
at the home o f Mr and Mrs. O.
the Oregon Trail Grange laot
-u>ry which gave figures on ship­
Even during the peak of the re­ Hickman with the 1 « lp of E. M county agent’.- office Monday in,
much higher because of the higher and has spent most of his overseas
[ This increase is based on th
Thursday evening approximately 75 turn of service men .md war plant
uin- ments as fr.-m Ontario instead «.?
sugar content and the secretary of duty on detached service in the
| ber o f first eivices for the £
people were in attendance. Among vorkers to this part of : lie country Hauser, county extension agent.
all points in Malh*-ur county and
agriculture's tstimate of sugar con­ Uijor.gbu and Chong Gongni areas
Officers elected ft - the sewing ! ber, October and November per
guests of the Grange were Mr. and in 1947, 19+8 and 1949 there \as a
from Weiser Th e total -hiiunents,
sumption, which is believed conser­
club
and
Lynnette
Hickman,
presi­
as compared to the same three Stan.sbery .--aid. were 3.750 cars of
of Korea. Only 15 miles from the Mrs. E. M. Hauser, county exten­ slight decline in enrollment bet ween
vatively set at 7.800,000. As an exam­
dent:
Nellie
Vander
Oord,
vice
presi­
| months last year
sion agent, md 4-H numbers from tiie Oct« ber and November r« p««rt
potatoes. 1,450 cars of onions and 60
ple the average gro^s income from front lines, Schireman’s principal
dent; Catherine Cob man. secretary:
Mrs. Alfred Adams’ and Mrs. Har­ periods, the superiniei lent aid.
The activities of tlie association ears of lettuc He emphasized that
beets during the six-year period was duties «vas driving an air compressor
Sherral Sisson, news reporter, and have increased each year nice the this total of 5.260 cars forwarded
old Sisson's clubs.
$270 an acre and this year's gross is truck while crews were building a
The low spi>t in enrollment usually Helen Winter, song leader. Mrs. O. organization was formed in 1947, during the past few weeks came
Following
potluck
dinner
served
expected to go approximately $50 pipeline and drumfill plant. He was
comes in February and last year Hi.'kman is the local leader. Other i according to O. D Fulwyler, presl- from Weiser, Ontario, Nyssa, Ad­
later given the duties of dispatcher at 8 o’clock, a nine-year pin was that report showed 1073 and by the members are Barbara Hickman, Do­
higher.
! dent. He reported that eight dairy­ rian, Vale, Jamison and Brogan
in charge of records for the pipe -1 presented to Mr>. A llied Adams end o f the school yea' the number lores and Betty Van Zelf and Rena men were accepted as new members
O f this total. Nyssa alone had a
and a ft ur-year p.n to Mrs. Harold I of students stood at 1077.
Dirk-.cn.
line.
at the Monday night meeting
t»ta l of 2.256 cars, T «m Jones, local
Sisson for leading 4-H clubs. Awards
“ Buzzing Needles” 1 « the name se­
The detachment
to which
Schire­
" I can't explain the change and
Fulwyler explained that the cur- Union Pacific agent announced.
.
,
...
, wore also given to 4-H club boys and
man belonged had only 17 soldiers j
wjM> ^ad finished their work there has been no heavy influx o f lected by members of the sewing 1 rent increase in activities is above Since July of this year Nyssa has
club.
people here this fall,” Hartley com­
| the long-time trend. More interest shipped 2,015 cars of potatoes, 21*
with 12 South Korean civilians ^ i s year.
New officers o f the cooking club
T ^e pr< 5 gram «consisted o f group mented. “ It could be that we are are Barbara Hickman, president: j in dairying and in better quality | cars of onions and 22 cars o f lettuce.
Annual meetings of the Nyssa- working under them. Th e South
really becoming more . table with a
dairy cows was given as his reasons Every bit o f that was from the 195®
Nampa Beet Growers association in Koreans «were good men with a s i t i n g a welcome by Master Robert
greater number o f permanent people Helen Winters, vice president: M ar­ for the fast g'-owth of the associa­ crop and does not include any stor­
five different districts of this area thorough knowledge of ‘‘«what it is Holmes, violin solos by Garnet Rit-
than ever before,” he went on to lene Adams, secretary, and Carol tion. "Dairy farmers are pleased age produce from the 1951 harvest,
have been announced for this month all about,” he said. Any of the n a - 1 chie and Nellie Vander Oord accom-
Adams, reporter. Lynnette Hickman with the production of the cows in Jones said.
with all beet growers urged to at­ tives who expressed opinions seemed panied by Irene Jayc, a tumbling say.
is the club leader.
their herds that are products of the
During that some period—-sine*
tend in their respective districts to «follow the thinking o f their presi- act by Helen Winter and Marlene
Meetings o f the two newly formed breeding program," he commented. last July— Nyssa has shipped 274
Members of the board of directors dent, Synghman Rhee, who has pub- Adams, a guitar solo by Delores Van-
clubs will be held at the same time
oars o f sugar. 206 cars of beet pulp
will make reports on the year's ac­ lscly stated that the Reds must be
and «will be Ohe first and third S at­
arvd a reading by Jansie Stain, r j i
T -. 5 *:,#■**!**»-
and 63 cans of molasses. Those ar*
tivities and a director will be named driven out of Korea. Schireman ex­ A movie was shown by County Agent r 1CH1 l l l l l i a i l O I I
urdays o f each month. The next
farm products that Nyssa has ex­
from each of the districts to serve
meeting
will
be
at
the
home
o
f
Sher­
The regular business meeting of
plained that many of the American | Hauser.
clusively because of the sugar fac­
on the board for the ensuing year. GIs have learned a few words in the
wa5 announced that the Home ^h^ Eagles auxiliary wa held Tues- ral Sisson Dec. 20
tory «here, the Union Pacific agent
The (first meeting is scheduled for Korean language, but most of the Ec club will meet Jan 9 at the home day evening, Dec. 2. Mr Ormond
Y M 3 David Tyler who has been ; pointed out
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
of Mrs. Loyd Adams and the next Thomas won a g ift and refreshments FLA N AG A N DECLARED
stationed in Japan for the past two November Busy
Koreans themselves can speak En-
the L.ttle Theatre of the Nyssa high
regular meeting of the Grange will| were served by Mrs. Bob Runcorn D IS T R IC T DIRECTOR
During November tligre were 2.12*
years at Oppama Naval Air Base at
school for the Nyssa-Oregon Trail gli.-h since it is taught in the public be Jan. 8. All members are urged to and Mrs. Claude Wills«
The name ol S E Flanagan was Yokosuka, Japan, arrived in Nyssa cars o f material of all kinds received
district. Th at evening at 8 oblock schools.
bring two pies and help at Che din­
A potluck dinner ana tonnal initi- the only one filed by petition for Tuesday morning to spend a leave at the Nyssa station as compare#
growers in the Kingman Kolony dis­
ner the Grange will serve Dec. 19 ation have been announced by auxil- a candidate to succeed himself on with his parents, Mr and Mrs Ward with 2,270 cars in November, 1961,
trict «will meet at the Adrian grade
at the Home Ec room in Nyssa.
iary president, Mrs. Ward Tyler, to the board o f directors of the Owyhee Tyler, brother, Carl and sister, Mar­ Jones reported. The decrease do aw
school. Thursday o f next «week a
be held Tuesday, Dec. 16 at 7 p.m Irrigation district. The election jorie.
not indicate a trend for the year,
meeting «will be held at 8 p. m. for j
Each member is to bring a gift o f scheduled for Dec 16. was cancelled
He arrived by plane in San Fran­ but is governed by the weather,
the Oregon Slope growers at the
one dollar value fo r Christmas g i f t : and Flanagan declared automatical- cisco Saturday morning after a 17- which caused less shipments o f coal,
Community hall and Friday, Dec 19.
exchange. Mrs. Lawrence Pace and ly elected. He will serve fo r a three hour flight from Japan.
and by the demand for other pro­
the Vale-Jamison meeting will be P r Q V e
O U C C e S S lU l
Mrs. Elmer Jacques will have charge year term and represents the dis-
ducts, he commented. Principal in­
held at 2 p. m. at the county court-
High winds Sunday did minor of refreshments.
coming shipments were sugar beets
trict at large.
Malheur county has had the sec­ damages to property in the Nyssa
house in Vale. The evening o f Dec.
from other dump stations, coal, an#
19 at 8 o'clock the Ontario-Luce dis­ ond year of audiometer teKing of area, including about $400 damage
miscellaneous items.
sohool
children
o
f
the
county
as
part
trict growers will meet at Boulevard
to the roof of the Gem Produce Co.,
Forwarded from this station in
of a three-year program planned in allowing rain to leak in and dam­
Grange hall.
November were 785 tars ’vhioh in­
the «summer of 1951, it was announ- age the vails and ceiling. It was re­
cluded 98 cars o l sugar. 68 cars o f
ceA th
••«<•-'£ by Mrs. Edna Farris, ported that a partially built wail r-n
onions, 65 pulp. 33 molasses, 18 cars
! public health nurse, whose head- a concrete block house on Arcadia
of sheep, wheat, cattle, beans and
Nyssa
area
residents
arc
reminded
! quarters are in Vale.
wa- damaged and a transformer
miscellaneous items.
<
f
two
events
to
take
place
in
Janu­
In November, 1951, children of near the Dessert Seed Co. was short- Pic tured from left to right in the Order they finished.—Photos by Schoen
The first week in December saw
ary the March of Dimes drive trie shipment of 120 cars which in­
I Vale school district 15 and schools « d out to leave the firm without
which starts J;«n. 2, and the blood- cluded 32 cars of sugar, 17 cars o f
Local men who attended the an­ north and west of Vale were tested power for machinery.
mobile that will be here Jan. 7.
nual «mid-winter meeting of the oy audiometerists from the Oregon
In the Nu Acres section the roof
sheep and two of cattle.
Harold Henigson said that pledge
Idaho-Eastern Oregon Seedmen's state board o f health. A follow-up j of a metal granary was torn from
The Union Pacific agent called at­
vas
completed
and
reported
in
Feb­
blanks
are
being
distributed
through­
a-.sociation at Boise last Saturday
t«!re rest o f the structure and traffic
tention to 1951 total figures which
out the area in an efiort eo exceed showed 5.381 loaded cars left Nyssa,
! on Idaho highway 95 was blocked
included Bill Wahle. t, Horace Beal, ruary, 1952, Mrs. Farris said.
the record of 259 pull - donated Aug. surpa . « i i « all other shipping points
Students at Adrian and chools by a tree that was blown across the
Ace Lloyd, Lawrence Bishop, Mark
5 In addition to using resources of in thri area. “ When the 1952 re-
south to McDerinitt, Nev., were giv- road near Parma.
Purcell and Jerry Powell.
the blood bank for civilian hospitals p rt are compiled I think we'll ex­
Pat Kelley, president, o f Boise, ] en the audiometer tests in October,
and war casualties, new discoveries ceed any other station," Jones pre­
presided over the meeting which in­ j .952, by audiometerists from the FORMER TEACHER V IS IT S
will demand blood contributed by dicted.
RELATIVES, FR IEN D S HERE
cluded two greup sessions in the j fate board of health.
the American public to help combat
Next fall school chilren o f Nyssa
Mrs. O. L. Dever o f Boulder and
morning, a cambined session in the
p ilio, Henigson said.
afternoon and the evening banquet. .school district 26C and Ontario dis- Allenspark, Colo., accompanied by
I trict 8 and north to Annex «will be Mr. D«ever, has been renewing ac-
Individuals and organizations are
During the c o m in g ^ession the tested ^ complete the three-year quaintauces in Nyssa where she
Truman Cleaver
invited t)o suggest new ways o f rais­
Caiole Gilbert
Jim Barnes
garden seed and held seed group program.
taught school from 1*13 to 1917. She
Rural
Adrian
ing funds for the March o f Dimes.
Nyssa
All organizations contributing funds
met in s
^
H „n
A total of 638 children were tested, is the former Crete Childers. They
Ronald Thompson. FFA member o f
problems per.
" rpnnrts including 33 students «who were pave been at the home of her sister,
to the drive are urged to report tiieir
and to give and hear crop
p
. j fonmj
have had hearing losses in I Mrs. W W. Poster and left Tuesday
activities to the campaign manager, Adrian, attended the meeting o f th*
Main problem aiscussed by each November, 1951, or a total o f 42 with I to visit in Olynypia, Wash , and in
or directly to the Gate City Journal. Oregon Jersey Cattle association a *
group was the use of sprays and in­ hearing losses. Th ey -were referred California,
Salem last Saturday to receive an
secticides and their relative effec­ to the Malheur public health de-1
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avard he won for fifth place in tha
tiveness as against the complaint o f partment for follow-ups, Mrs. Farris
Junior Production contest .sponsore#
beekeepers that they are lethal to revealed.
by the state Jersey association.
bees.
Mrs. Fanris stated that visits have
Thompson's cow, registered Junior
In the afternoon joint session the been completed to families of the 42
Kenneth Renstrom. state treas­ four-year-rfld, set a record o f 602 *
discussion centered about the anti­ children and all have either been to
Mrs. Ray Wise of Nyssa was guest
urer of the Eagles lodge, attended pounds (actual» butter fat produc­
quated Idaho bonded warehouse their physicians for examinations | speaker at the regular meeting o f ,
the annual mid-winter meeting of tion.
la«w and the need for its revision.
and recommendations or have ap- G irl Scout troop No. 5 last Wednes- j
Another Adrian FFA member, who
all state officers Saturday and Sun­
More than 100 seed firms were pointments to go. The follow-up day afternoon. Mrs. Wise, a n a tive;
was unable to attend the state meek.
day
at
Eugene.
Among
business
represented at the meet, «which con­ work is toy no means completed, but o f England, gave an interesting talk
Ronald Peterson, placed eighth in
Tim McOinnia
Pauline Stephen
Janet Russell
transacted was the setting of the
cluded «with the evening banquet.
the families have all been visited on the G irl Guides, an organization !
the contest.
Nyssa
Rural
Nyssa
tate
convention
date
for
June
25,
aither by a home visit or in confer­ in England similar to the G irl
Beaumont and Toomb Jersaj
SCHOOLS HAVE 11-DAY
ence with parents by appointments Scouts in America, characteristic of
A complete list of final standings of all candidates will be J6 and 27 at Coos Bay, Renstrom farm, Adrian, sponsored youn*
«aid.
C H R IS TM A S VA C A TIO N
Thompson’s trip to Salem to receive
Weather throughout the W illam ­ the award.
Nyssa students and instructors
Others attending from this area
ette valley was "terrible” with lots
will have an 11-day Christmas vaca­
if vind and rain, Reiutrom reported. were Mr and Mrs. Herohel Thom p­
tion— eight o l them on regular harve had hearing losses by the audi­
"In fact, It was a pleasure to get son, 'Mrs. A1 Thompson and Hope
j, -hool days— with the vacation ometer tests given during the past
M °.rr
’ startii*? the day before Christmas four or five years were found this
back to the lower Snake river valley Grider.
ing served refreshments to the
The three weeks of hard but in -1 office by nine o clock Saturday where «we really have some decent
on Wednesday, Dec. 24. Th ey will \ year to have normal hearing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Quigley
j teresting work came to a close last night to make their final reports. weather Just about all the time," he
have to attend classes Monday and
7"
, group.
rr\
j
e .U ,
i ,
„ j
» a
and iVlrs, J > V ?. V» ornon ot
dinner
guests Sunday o f Mr. and
When
the
last
of
these
had
been
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I
Saturday
night
at
9
o’clock
when
Tuesday of that week and wiil re-
.
. .
...
commented.
Mrs. I K Peterson of Adrian.
The Nyssa Gate C i'y Journal sub­ waited on, the campaign was de­
port back to their school duties M °**>'*r sPent Thanksgiving «with
Mr and Mrs. Lamont Fife.
scription campaign ended Three clared ended, and the Judges be­
Monday. Jan. 5.
girb and three boy* vho worked in gan the «work o f checking the sub­
the campaign received bicycles and scriptions, adding the votes and
A late model Chrysler owned and the others received cash corn- determining the winners. Every
driven by Lloyd Cleaver was exten- missions o f 15 per cent o f all money
receipt, M in, bill and check was
( sively damaged and Mr. and Mr;
they turned in
carefully checked and tabulated by
Cleaver suffered minor injuries
One of the outstanding events o f
The official Judges’ count dis­
the hard working and offtcient
the school year is the annual Christ­
Nyssa’s post office will rem ain , box number, If any. Send greeting about 5 o’clock last Thursday after- closed that three bicycles «went to Judges. Hundreds o f new and re­
mas program given b> 325 pupils of
open Saturday afternoon this week cards as first class to obtain first ! noon when their car left the road candidates living in this territory
newal subscriptions were found In
the fourth, fifth and sixth grades,
and next week until 6 o'clock to take delivery service, enable written mes- I in the Cow Hollow district. It was outside Nyssa city, and three went
the sealed ballot box. It was around
it was announced this week by
care of Christmas mailing, Postmas- sages, forwarding and return to reported that the car rolled over to candidates living in Nyssa.
Walter McPartland, principal of tha
midnight when the last vote had
ter Lloyd Le vis announced. Regular sender if not deliverable Patroas one and a half times.
Mrs.
Lora
Ditty,
a
veteran
news­
Highest of all candidates was
Cleaver suffered a wrenched back
been checked and rechecked and paper correspondent o f 27 year's Nyssa elementary sohool.
closing time Saturdays is 12 noon, having a large number of greeting
Jimmy Barnes of Nyssa, who had
Experience has shown that co- 1 cards to mail are urged to tie them and sprained leg muscle while Mrs. first choice of the six prize bicycles. the winners announced.
service arrived in Nyssa last month This year’s event «will be next W ed­
Cleaver
suffered
bruises.
Mrs.
Cleav­
Receive Priaes
operation o f the public in preparing in bundles, and when possible tie
to make her home with her daugh­ nesday evening at 8 o'olock at the
Jimmy also won one of the two
now gymnasium in the high school
and mailing Christmas cards and those for local delivery separately, er was thrown from the car into the
W ithin less than an hour after ter, Mrs. Joi n Reeves o f Nyssa
barrow pit and the driver was part special $10 cash prizes.
Mrs. Ditty, who is now 78 years of building
parcels results in more rapid dis-
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the results were known five of the
way out o f the car when it came to
The subject of this year's program
Highest of the candidates living
patching and delivery, Lewis said.
L e g is la tio n
winners had selected their bicycles age Just receiulv resigned her cor­ is "The Birth o f Christ," with seen*
a
stop.
Both
«were
unconscious
for
a
outside
Nyssa
city
was
Carole
Rae
TWn
K
a
q
w
burden
o
f
hAncflirKT
respondent duties and sold her home
Th e heavy
of handling
short time and were taken to the Oilbert of Adrian, who got the and Tim McGinnis got his bike on at Johnson City, Missouri. For 27 1 as a “Jewish Synagogue" and di­
Christmas m ills at the Nyssa post
Sunday. Commission checks were
Nyssa
hospital
for
emergency
treat­
bicycle she most wanted although
yeans she faithfully reported the rected by Mrs. Tressie King and
office has been greatly alleviated
Efforts to persuade the Oregon ment. They were released the same -he received second choice. Carole mailed to reach candidates on Mon­ ne-ws of Johnson C ity to the nearby Miss Virginia Voigt. Scene 2 is "A n
by such cooperation from the pat­
day and the campaign became his­ Appleton City Journal” at Apple- Angel Appeared to Mary,” directed
rons in the last two or three years, legislature to include personal pro­ evening.
also «won one of the two $10 cash
tory to the people of this area and ton City, Mo , and frankly admits | by Mrs Zette Bumearr.er and James
perty
on
the
tax
rolls
for
road
im-
he went on to say.
prizes.
a pleasant memory to each o f the that she misses the interesting chores H Nally See le 3, “ No Room at the
In addition to Saturday afternoon
Truman Cleaver of rural route,
splendid boys and girls who par­ of contacting friends and neighbors Inn,” Mrs. Hazel Lane and Elvin L.
service parcel
den- Tue
r at a meeting of the
Nyssa, Janet Ru -ell o f Nysea city,
Ballou. Scene 4. "As Shepherds
tlal area win be delivered earlier in Malheur County Industri
for everyday happemngç.
ticipated.
Pauline Stephen of rural route, Nys­
Watched Their Flock by Night,”
Vali
ment
association
in
the day. ina much as the parcel
Individual votes ran to as high
Miss Kathryn Crandall and Mrs.
sa.
and
Tim
McGinnis
of
Nyssa
city
Through
arrangement
of
two
local
s i I I M< S S | K O K I
Harold
Henigscn
-aid
the
group
post trains are now running on
as more than 900,000 and the grand
Charles Garrison 1“ reported to be | Dva Chad vick. Scene 5. "K in g Hercd
schedules which will put them in voted to draft a bill to submit to business firms, Santa Claus will be finished third, fourth, fifth and total number of votes for all can­
-< riously ill in the Malheur Memor- ami the Wise Men.” Mrs. Georgia
Nvssa in late afternoon or evening, the 1953 legislature. Opposition is in Nyssa every day next week and sixth re pectively and each received didates exceeded 6,200,000.
ruke Friday V.
M
Bernadt.
expected from ooncerns having in­ the first three days of Christmas one of the tx prize bicycles.
it was explained
Many of the candidates have ask­ afternoon.
Beene 6. "The Prince of Peace." Mrs.
A few items the postmaster point­ vestment- in personal property, but week Wilton Jackson stated that Judges' Statement
ed the Journal to extend another
Mr Garrison's son and family, Nettie Bumgarner and James H.
ed out in preparing Christmas mail efforts will be made to meet with Santa will be at the Ideal Oas V
On page 4 of today s Journal Is
are: all mail must bt plainly and representatives of such companies Appliance every afternoon from 2 the judges’ statement which give* sincere ‘ thank you” to th# friends Mr and Mrs. Ray Garrison a n d , Nally.
The choir will be directed by Mrs.
completely addressed, preferably in to expiain the dire circumstances of until 5. while Chester Bowns ha- the final standings of the candi­ who gave their support In making three children nt Klamath Falls ar-
the campaign work so pieasxnt and • i>»«t here u st are sta yu * with Dorothy Nolen and accompanied by
ink. giving street address, including counties and road districts regard­ made arrangements for him to be dates.
meiriben of Jie famay.
I Miss Kathryn Crandall.
apartment number, if any. or post ing funds for road building and at the Ben Franklin store from $
All candidates toad to be in the profitable.
until 8 each evening.
edfice box o? rural route and rural maintenance.
jJlCK bchireman
Jed Returns From
Korean War Duty
Dairy Association
N ew ly Formed 4-H
Clubs Announced
Large Crowd For
Grange Booster
Meeting Dates Set
For Beet Growers
Eagles Auxiliary
David Tyler Home
From Japanese Duty
Hearing Tests
On 3-Year Plan
Sunday Wind Causes
Minor D am age Here
March of Dimes,
Three Girls, Three Boys Win Bikes
In Gale Cily Journal Campaign
Seedsmen Attend
Annual Meeting
Blood Bank Have
Similar Goals
'U «Sfe
2 Adrian F F A B o y s
Place In Contest
Renstrom Attends
State Eagles Meet
Girl Scouts Hear
English Speaker
Many Oik,™ -ha
found *
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Nyssa goy and Adrian G i,l Get First Choices,
Each Also Wins Special $10 Cash Prize
C ar Dam aged In
Thursday Crash
Post Office Open Saturday Afternoons
Until Christmas; Mailing Suggestions
Christmas Program By 325 School
Children Scheduled Next Thursday
Veteran Newspaper
Writer Retires
For Road Taxes
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Two Business Firms
Invite Santa Here
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