Nyssa gate city journal., February 12, 1953, Image 1

NYSSA
VOLUME XXXXVIIINO. 5
Traffic Mishaps
Claim Lives of
Nyssa, Vale Men
JOURNAL
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1953
Armed Forces
Take 13 From
Malheur County
Dr. Chaffee to
S S S Ä S f PUC A“lh«riz“
Address P.-T.A.
Long-Term Note
Here Thursday
For Phene Cc.
R ehearsal for the all-community
choir will be held a t the C hristian
church a t 8 p m. Monday, it was
announced last Monday by Mrs
Dwight Wyckoff. director
T he choir is preparing for a pre­
sentation of the Easter cantata,
"The Glorious G alilean," Ee-ter S u n ­
day everting. Weekly rehearsals are
being held and anyone who wishes
to join the choral group is welcome
FFA Chapter
Takes 5 Firsts In
Skills Contest
City Increases
Vet Housing Rent,
Limits Occupancy
T hirteen M alheur county selec­
Nyssa high school Future Farm -
tive service registrants reported to
N
ational
and
local
Founders
Day
The
M
alheur
Home
Telephone
Co
ers
oi America members took five
First of two fatal accidents near the county board in O ntario Mon-
Increased rental fees and new re­
has been given authority by the O re- firsts and placed two in a four-way striction- at the city-m anaged vete­
Nyssa over the week-end took the day and vvere sent to B o ise where will be observed by the Nyssa P arent-
gon Public Utilities commission to tie for first in a sixth event of the rans housing unit, changes in th®
life of Jo h n Ruffino Arrien, 66. Mai- they were inducted into the armed Teachers association during its meet
heur county sheepm an and rancher forces Tuesday,
refund short term notes to its p ar­ annual FFA skills ana speech con­
■ i new bi­
ing
this
Thursday
in
the
Little
who resides at Vale, about 8:30 p m.
ent company, the M ountain States
cycle ordinance and th e first step in
Those entering the arm ed forces T heatre of the high school at 8 p m
test,
held
last
W
ednesday
a
t
Ontario.
Friday.
Telephone and Telegraph Co., in
were John R Winchell, Ronald J.
W inners were W alter Dillion, 100 licen.-ing hostelries were the im­
Featured speaker will be Dr Eu­
In the second fatal accident. Jensen, Harold R. Mace and R ich­
the am ount of $271.000 by issuing a
precent
in arithm etic; Don Bowers, portant bu-int - ma’tters to which a
W arren E. Lundy, 25, route 2 Nys- ard Wilson, all of Nyssa; P atrick J gene Chaffee, president cf Boise
demand note bearing in terest a t 3 '4
weed
identification,
with Larry lengthy session of th e city council
Junior
college,
who
is
an
authority
s^, was instantly killed early Sunday McDonough, W alter Trenkel and
percent.
Holmes,
second;
Leslie
H iatt, forg­ was devoted Tuesday night.
when he was pinned beneath his car Richard B Tacke, all of O ntario; on Old Orecon T rail history V al
The inform ation was received this ing; Junius T anner, aceteline weld­
T he city council Increased m onth­
and turned over.
’ ' .j
select! ns will be sung bv Hugh T i-
•
a fte r it skidded
week by Harold Henigson, who, as wing; and secretary's books.
ly ren tal fees of the veteran unit*
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John H. Ingram , R alph Snow, H arry Ier
Mrs.
Leo
Gonyer
of
Nyssa,
Mrs
according to reports of Oregon state W. Scott and Wesley A. Price, all of
attorney for the City of Nyssa and
from $22 for one-bedroom a p a rt­
Among Adrian FFA member- plac­
The P T A s birthday observance D urlin Ham m on of Adrian, Mrs a member of the Cham ber of Com­
police.
m ents to $30. two-bedroom from $24
Vale; Donald E. Fenn of Ro.^eburg,
Fred
Hess.
O
ntario
and
Mrs.
L.
D
ing
were
David
Haney,
weed
identi­
will
include
honoring
of
four
past
According to reports of Oregon formerly of O ntario, and Robert
merce led the protest of the method
to $32. and three-bedroom from $2®
sta te police, Arrien was struck by a Booth, Ju n tu ra. formerly cf Vale. presidents of the local chapter, in­ Meeks. Vale, attended the Malheur of financing when the M alheur fication; Duane Baxter, arc weld­ to $34 T he new re n ta l scale will be­
cluding Mrs. Edward Frost, Mrs. county P.-T.A. executive meeting Home Telephone Co. asked for a rate ing, and John W itter, aceteline
car driven by Theodore E rna, Jr., of
come effective April 1. Effective th e
Price and Tacke volunteered for
sharpening, secretary’s books and
W. W. Foster, Mr- John Schenk and and luncheon held la -1 Wednesday increase last fall.
Mi. Vernon, N. Y., as he was walk­ induction.
afternoon
at
the
home
of
the
county
welding. Adrian members also placed -ante date will be a restriction th a t
Mrs. Leo Gonyer.
ing on highway 201 less th a n a mile
The PUC order went on to state
all ten an ts occupying units a t th a t
M
alheur
county
induction
call
for
president.
Mrs.
K
enneth
Greenfield.
in
such events as tool sharpening,
Nationally,
the
P
aren
t
-
Teacher
from Nyssa.
th a t the demand note is payable
tim e m ust find o th e r housing w ith-
M
arch
is
for
13
and
the
pre-induc­
Plans
were
made
for
a
county
secretary's books and treasu rer’s
movement is 56 year.-, old on Feb. 17.
County officials declared, follow­
m onthly and may be extended by
ir Fr im th a t date on, any­
ing an investigation, th a t the acci­ tion physical exam ination call for The local unit has seen a steady m eeting to be held at the Lindberg the M ountain State.- beyond a period books.
one ren tin g a u n it m ust do so for
M
arch
has
been
received
for
32
o
r­
school
at
O
n
tario
Feb
21
t
-
begin
growth during the past four years
dent was unavoidable and are not
Roger Simmons, O ntario, was win- not more th a n one year.
with a 12 o'clock sack lunch. Past of 12 m onth- It was explained th a t
holding the driver of the d eath car. ders to be m ailed in the near fu­ a:ui n v num ber- 33b member- Mi
ior
which
refund
ner
01 ihe speech contest, with con-
the
short
not
City w ater and -ewage charges are
O. C. Cheldelin is the present mem- presidents of the M alheur county authority was granted, were borrow­ te-tan ts from Enterprise and Hal- -till borne by the city and not c h a r­
A resident of the county for m any ture.
P.T.A.
organisation
will
be
honored
Mr-. R uth L Ingebritsen, clerk of bership chairm an, to whom much
years,
Arrien
'»a.,
well-known
ed by the M alheur Home Telephone way taking second and third. H alf­ ged to occupants of the housing unit.
throughout the state as a prom inent the selective service board, announ credit has been given for this year's in recognitioion of Founders Day.
Co. to finance its construction pro­ way took first m the pariam entary
Nyssa's zoning ordinance was a-
ced th at young men who reach their mem bership increase.
woolgrower.
procedure event.
gram.
mended to perm it construction of a
He was a native of Spain, and for 18[h birthday are rem inded th a t
Them e for the organzation this
First and second place winners in dwelling w ithin five feet of each
"This method of financing result­
m any years worked between his na- they m ust register under the selec- year is "The Needs of the Citizen
ed from the objections raised by the public speaking and parliam entary property line Instead of five feet on
tive land and America as a sh ip ’s five service law within five days Child — Our Unfinished Business”,
telephone users, as heretofore all procedure will be entered in the Blue one side and eight on th e other, as
cabin boy. W ith o th e r Basques, he after they are 18. It is now required which is to be attained through the
advances made by the p a re n t com- M ountain inter-d istrict FFA contest the law now specifies. An exception
m igrated to the far west in 1900 as th a t a birth certificate be subm itted following objectives:
pany to the M alheur county concern to be held later this m onth.
in the am ended ordinance will be a
a sheepherder.
to verify the date of birth. Young
To promote the welfare of child-
for construction purposes were short
A banquet, held a t 6 p. m. ae East corner lot on which th e side of a
In 1906 he acquired flocks of his men reaching registration age are ren and youth in home, school and
term notes and were refunded by Side cafe, O ntario, topped off the dwelling m ust be eight feet from
own and moved them to M alheur advised to secure their birth cer- community.
issuance of common stock," Henig- full afternoon of events. An esti- the property line. T h e requirem ent
county. Vale was his p erm anent tificates ahead of time so th a t th e y 1 To raise the standards of home
m ated 150 persons attended, in c lu d -: of 20 feet from the fro n t property
Nyssa high school students are son said.
hom e since 1935.
«dll have them when they register, t life.
ing 20 FFA members, their parents line to the fro n t of th e house re-
To
secure
adeouate
law*
for
the
this
week
Participating
in
the
an-
The
PUC
fu
rther
ordered
th
a
t
no
Surviving are two daughters, M ar- tb e clerk said.
j m ains unchanged.
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the nual Snake River valley Music Clin- brokerage fee or commission of any and friends from Nyssa.
protection and care of children.
garet. Vale, and Pilar, Richland,
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M aster of ceremonies for the ban-
c ity A ttorney H arold Henigson
ic held in two sections, one at O n- kind be paid in connection with the
To bring closer relations between
W ash.; a son, Ju lian , Vale; a broth- ~ .
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tario Tuesday and W ednesday and issuance of the demand note, other quet was Jess Jackson, president of was instructed to prepare a bicycle
the
home
and
the
school.
er, Julian, in Spain, and one grand- L / l S t T l C t L G C J l O n
the second a t W eiser Friday.
th a n the fee to the PUC. and th a t the host FFA chapter. G uest speak- licensing ordinance to control bi­
To develop between educators and
child.
O th er Valley schools attending the the authority will become effective ers were T u rn er Bond, P ayette coun- cycles and license them for a sm all
the general public such united ef­
Requiem mass was held W ednes-
O ntario section, according to Rich- when the M alheur Home Telephone ty agent, and Kelly Hoskins, FFA fee.
forts as will secure for every child
day m orning at Blessed S acram ent
Twelve of Nyssa’s 14 hotels, room -
ard LoSasso, Nyssa high school mu- Co- has paid the statutory fee for district vice president.
the highest advantages in physical,
church, O ntario, with in term en t a t
Dwight Wyckoff is director of ac- ing houses and auto courts made a p -
sic director, are Vale. Adrian, Me- authorizing the issuance of the se-
m ental, s-piritual and social edu-
St. J o h n ’s cemetery, O ntario.
tivities for the Nyssa FFA chapter.
plication for license und er a new o r-
ridian, Homedale, Wilder, M arsing,1 curities.
The accident th a t took Lundy’s! The 11th district conference of the cation.
— dlnance passed last sum m er, but th e
O ntario, Notus and Middleton.
life occured about 4 a. m. n ear G a r- j American Legion will be held this ;
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police chief, fire chief and city
Appearing in the Weiser section
rison corner on Enterprise avenue I year on Tuesday, Feb. 17, a t the m m
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h ealth officer m ust first Inspect
are Payette, Weiser, Fruitland, Em­
an d within a half m ile of the home E ast Side cafe in O ntario, it was an - | J Y l O r e O U C a r B e e t
each place to be licensed before th e
m ett, New Plym outh and Parm a.
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W ard j nounced by Nyssa Post A djutant
j ccnncil can act, CHy M anager E K.
Under the sponsorship of the
E. Lundy, with whom he h ad been \ K erm it Lienkaemper. T he banquet
Burton said. T he reports are to be
Snake River Valley Scmfclmasters'
staying the past two m onths.
will s ta rt a t 6:30 p.m. and th e busi-
filed with the city before the M arch
association, the program features
Lundy was th e driver of the ciw, ness m eeting will be held a fte r the
, m eeting of th e council.
the students in girls’ glee, mixed
wiuoh was owned by P. M. Johnson | banquet a t the V eterans hall. A so-
T he council was presented w ith a
chorus and massed band selections.
of P arm a who was uninjured.
| cial hour from 5:30 to 6:30 will also
petition signed by property ow ners
A substantial increase in beet
Purpose
of
the
clinic
is
to
provide
1
On
the
basis
of
incomplete
returns
|
trade
for
the
check.
Lundy was a veteran of World be at the East Side.
acreage for 1953 over the two pre- intensive training
for the two days. Nyssa is expected to go over the
G raham 's challenge said, in p art: asking for im provem ents on N orth
W ar II, and was in the service when
Dale Bingm an, com m ander of the vlous years, was predicted this week culm inating in a concert of the
com- $6,000 m ark in its 1953 M arch of ‘T have given over three gallons of f ir s t St. from Locust to C hesnut to
n o rth city lim its. B urton said a n
S a le m T * w h e r e ^ w a ib o n i'M ?rch ? NySSa P° St' urged
Legionair®s and I by Jed Lewis- general m anager of , bined music groups from all schools | Dimes fund drive resulting in a^i blood . . . . some through the regu-
their wives to atten d and extended the Amalgamated Sugar Co.
at 8 p. m. this Wednesday.
expected 50 per cent increase over lar channels and some of it on the eslm ate of th e cost of Im provem ent
1928
, ..
an invitation to all veterans. Present
Lewis said it is yet impossible to
G uest conductors are Dr. K arl D. last year's total contributions, it was battlefields during the three wars I
be m ade and presented to th e
pr w r n m r i ^ f M
a
’ at 1116 ban^ uet win he the Oregon quote any figures on the total a- Ernest, Portland, and Glen Lockery announced W ednesday by W ilton i have taken p a rt In. I am now over owners whose property ab u tts th e
i ' a L „ a ’ and ,
d epartm ent commander, C arl W an- m ount of sugar b. ets to be planted, and Elwyn Schwartz, of the Uni- Jackson, chairm an of the Nyssa 60 years of age, so they won’t take j three blocks of F irst street,
e V/ ' 1 „ C' ,
an
S ale'n ’ ger; D allas Nollsch, vice com m ander,! but stated th a t it will be greater versity of Idaho.
any more of my blood.”
T he Nyssa C ab Service was g ra n t-
drive.
Oie., Miss Carol Ann Lundy of the as well as several o th er departm ent than any season since 1950. Field-
In accepting the challenge, the ed a taxi zone in fro n t of T railw ays
Jackson and Hal Henigson, county
hom e ftnd Mrs. Dorothy R uncorn officers. T he Legion auxiliary will men are now signing contracts for
chairm an, this week urged all o r­ Payette m an agreed to trem s of G ra- bus station, a parking zone was re­
and Mrs, M arjory Phillips of Nys- j 0in With the Legion a t the banquet, the 1953 crop throughout the terri-
ganizations to complete th eir re ­ h am ’s challenge—to "come to Nyssa served in front of the city hall for a
sa, and two daughters, Danee Bca
i t is requested th a t any who plan tory.
ports to them so th a t a final accoun­ to be ‘operated o n ’, as we are In the Pobce car and m onthly bills ag ain st
and
_ Cindy
, Rae.
to atten d the banquet notify Adju-
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In com m enting
ting can be m ade as quickly as pos­ over 300-pint class and wish to ^be c^y were allowed,
F uneral services were set for th is ta n t Lienkaem per by Friday of this creased acreage, the m anager stated
m aintain th a t level in the whole
sible.
hursday, with burial a t the C ath o - week, so th a t arrangem ents can be th at sugar beets are definitely a de-
A partial check of the M arch of Snake River valley.”
lic cem etery, O ntario. Lienkaem per* made with the O ntario post,
pendable crop “for which the grow-
Packaged beef donated by Norman
Dimes canisters distributed by Nys­
will be in charge.
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I er knows w hat he will receive" when
Hipp was auctioned during the
sa chapter, F uture Homemakers of
j the crop is harvested and the beets
America, revealed contributions a- M arch of Dimes dance, Jan . 28, and
processed.
As a feature of the Nyssa F ra te rn - 1 m ounting to $395.64
brought $40 for the polio fund.
Prospects for sufficient labor for
O rder of Eagles observance of
Polio patients a t M alheur Memor-
An additional $182 34 was reported
■all phases of work this year continue the order s 56th anniversary S a tu r- j^l hospital were eating cake Wed from the M others M arch, conducted
H ugh Baker, Caldwell, district gov­ to look good, Lewis said.
day night, the auxiliary will serve nesday—a very special St. Valen- by Nyssa firem en, on Jan . 29, while
ernor of Lions International, will
a turkey dinner to lodge member, tin e’s cake given to them by Hoyt operation of the Morocco club by
E ducational m eetings held sim ul­
make his annual official visitation
th eir wives and auxiliary members RoSS 0f Emmett,
the M arch of Dimes committee on
to th e Nyssa group next Monday
and their husbands, it was announc-
The Cake was “knocked down" to Jan . 26 resulted in $50 for the fund ta n e o u s ly a t Eugene last week took
'
I heads of Nyssa’s schools to th a t city
noon, it was announced Monday by
ed by Mrs. W ard Tyler, auxiliary Ross a t D utch auction during the
Nyssa schools contributed a total .
. . .
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, f
president.
\ square dance in the old high school of $250.73, of which $160 09 came 1 to atten d sessions of the high
Predictions of sufficient irrigation W ard Wieneke, president. At th a t
school-college
relations
com
m
ittee
time
eight
new
members
will
be
in
­
I He fratern al order was fo u n d ed 1 jrym Tuesday n ig h t for $68, which, from the grade school, 32.41 from
w ater made early in Jan u ary by Paul
...
T
h
irty-four
members
of
the
om­
ducted
into
the
club,
W
ieneke
said.
Feb. 6, 1898 a t Seattle, but it was not addl'd to $80 more from sale of stnal- the Junior high and $58 23 from the a |?d ,th_e conference In secondary ed-
House, m anager of the N orth Board
ucatlon.
Following a report by W alter Mc- brio Nyssa Ju n io r C ham ber of Com­ until 1926 th a t ladie- auxiliaries to ier cakes and contributions, goes into senior high.
of Control, were borne out this week
Henry H. H artley, superin ten d en t
P artlan d, chairm an of the club’s merce were declared eligible for the order were instituted, it was the M arch of Dimes fund,
At Adrian, the grade school raised
age and snow depths were received sight conservation committee, the :bArtf r m/ rm bershib ,1.n the orSaniza- pointed out by Mrs. Tyler. To date,
Don G raham . Nyssa justice of the $51.98 and the high school $15.70 for °f tffyssa schools, who is president
by F Juse a t his office here.
club voted to purchase a pair of
by M ar.V1i \ Wllson. president, there are 1,100 such units, with a peace, contributed $25, but tied It In a total of $67.68
of the Oregon School Activities as
T he Owyhee reservoir storage was glasses for a needy grade school , ht the club s m eetin g Tuesday I j m em bership - - greater th
an 150,000.
The small communities of Arock, soclation, attended sessions of th®
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with the Nyssa blood bank by issu-
523,170 acre feet Monday of this | student,
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T be local auxiliary was instituted jng a challenge to Jim Hayden of Rome and Antelope, In the south high school-college relations com­
m ittee on Friday and S aturday, as
A
decision
of
the
club
set
the
in
o
. . . to give
i
week as compared with 459,000 acre
“Ski C hase”, a colored movie film ­
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,
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111 o SeDt
ePi- 1949
Payette
a pint of blood in
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well as some of the m eetings of th e
meeting tim e and place for 7:30
it, js this rapid growth th a t led __________________________________
feet on the same date a year ago. ed at Sun Valley, was shown.
conference
ln secondary education
p.
m.
etery
second
Tuesday
a
t
the
the
G
rand
Aerie,
the
Eagles'
gov-
The capacity of the reservoir is 715,-
j held at Erb M emorial Union build­
000 acre feet, and this year's me as- . . .
..
, . Doll
. House
____ . cafe,
. . the business session erning body, to make special a r-
ing a t the University of Oregon. R.V.
rangem ents for the adm inistration
urem ent for early February indicates ^ V G Q t l l O r • • •
e
J a ln n er-
Wilson, high school principal, and
th ere will be no flood conditions like
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.
Jack C hurch wa^s appointed pro- of the auxiliaries by creating the D f c t r i p t
A r^ C f
those Of Anril 1952 when the Owv
W lth tem peratures ranging from gram chairm an, with instruction to G ran d auxiliary to supervise activ-
P llk J U
Cpl. W illis O. H iatt, son of Mr. Murl L ancaster, jun io r high school
£ r ,l v ,/ O «™ “ «
« » « < * « « . A . e n j w d j n - » .» . . . t o . , one p r o .r .m e .c h ities of the Eagle women.
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and Mrs. Scott O. H iatt, and hus- principal, were delegates to this con-
band of the form er Miss Nettle M. l i e n e e Main discourse In the h ig h -
Mrs. Kay Guy of Irwin, Pa. was N ^ I I l C i a i S
1 T ia a y
undated several hundred acres of ° lh er ,week of *Tdld wea h er' marlced ™ nfth ' Dlck Y ost' ^
City Jo urnal
farm land south of Nyssa.
by only two nl&h ts o i tem peratures staffm an, was elected to honorary nam ed grand madam president of
Nyssa T oastm asters club was host Knowles, all of Ny.ssa, recently be- school-college m eeting had to do
W ith the reservoir’s present stor- J* 1™ th e freezing point In term it- membership.
the grand auxiliary.
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gan a six-weeks oouike In Inform a- with m ethods of recruiting activi­
ta n t showers and periods of sunshine
The club will m eet Jointly with
P
rior
to
form
ation
of
the
grand
Friday
m
orning
to
two
T
oastm
asters
■ Qn ftnd ^ , ucation a t the arm ed ties of colleges am ong high school
age, and average snow w ater o o n -'
weather O ntario Jaycees a t O n tario ’s East auxiliary, women's units oooperat- In ternational officers, one of whom forc^s inform ation school a t Ft. Slo- students.
week’s
the
te n t a t four stations in th e upper punctured
Side cafe next Monday. Wilson and ed with the men in the aeries. Now, served as guest critic.
School principals were concerned
cum, New York,
Owyhee river watershed, the lack j change-up.
Prec. Oene Stanley will officially represent
Max.
Min.
Prec
m
ainly
with high school curriculum*
however, the auxiliaries have adopt-
Present were W ayne Chapm an.
The training consists of practical
of flood conditions can be predicted,
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43
Feb 4
the Nyssa Jayacees at th e district
and program m ing.
House explained.
ed
th
eir
own
program.
dtotriCt
governor,
who
announced
*xe.r^
t5ea
ln
discussion
leading,
ef-
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41
Ju nior cham ber of commerce board
Mrs. Tyler stated th a t the Nyssa
. j fective presentation of cu rren t news,
As an example, the four statio n s j Feb. 5
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meeting, set for S aturday n ight a t auxiliary would soon Join with o th - M arch 11 as the tentative date for ^ of m odern
Feb.
6
^ aWs and the
[ in the watershed n ear T uscarara and
Baker.
02
34
49
Feb.
7
ers
ln
a
fund
raising
cam
paign
to
th*
area
Toastm
asters
speech
con-
adm
inistration
of
the
arm ed force*
M ountain City, Nev., average 6.3
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Feb. 8 __ __ 43
Plans were also discussed for re p ­ be launched nationally ln behalf of test, and Dick Klme, area governor education program ,
inches a t the p resent tim e as com ­
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Feb 9
45
resentation at the state board m eet­ the M uscular Dystrophy association.1 who served as critic. C hapm an also
Form al initiation of new m ebers
ln addition, enrollees study hls-
pared with 11.8 inches a year ago.
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Feb.
10
ing to be held a t M edford S aturday,
Biggest program of the auxiliaries,
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_ tory, economics and governm ent and election of an outside guard, fol-
. In 1951 the m easurem ent was 6.5, in
Feb 21.
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Feb 11
however, Is the Memorial F ounds- ^
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™ 1 ■ which “ designed to give them a lowed by a potluck dinner, are m ain
1950 it was 6 3 and in 1949 it was
to be published for th e 16 clubs oom -1 better undestanding of th e world I features on th e agenda of the Eagles
tion, set up to help the sons an d
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¡only 7.5, the N orth Board m anager
daughters of Eagle members who p r‘. n g D ls r ct
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and its Influence on m ilitary and lodge auxiliary m eeting set for 7
I said.
p m. Tuesday at th e Eagles hall.
died as a result of m ilitary service
* th £ d f iest ° fD the d u b WM civilian life.
Excess runoff from M arch to July
C hair officers foe th e in itiato ry
during and following World W ar H . | B
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Speakers who were Introduced by
work include Mrs. W ard Tyler, presi­
T he Foundation provides complete
medical, dental, surgical, c lin icaian d £ lck Yost toastm aster were Mark
dent; Mrs. R u th Oolllns, Junior p ast
W hat may develop Into a “test 115-381, Oregon Motor Vehicle laws,
Purcell, whose subject was "The
optical care, as well as affording
president; Mrs, G ladys Byers, vlca
H artm an, who
case’’ was the arrest Tuesday of states In effect, th a t a car m ust be
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arap
leg
ia;”
Jim
eductional grants. At present there
president; Mrs. M arlon Meyers, ch ap
William Reus, Nyssa, who was ch ar- equipped with a “m uffler to prevent ar c <LM0*‘chrtdrcn iiTthe*Found“u ‘C sP°ke on “Frauds,” and A rt Walz,
Members of th e Future Home- lain; Mrs. D orothy R uncorn, con­
A. H. Boydell, owner of Eden's ged with operating a m otor vehicle excessive or unusual noise and an - ■fan jiiy"
° ° * ° n WhoM subject was “Birds, Beasts m akers of America, Nj*M chapter,
ductress; Mrs. M arie T hom as, Inner
and Insects.
ardw are and Grocery was tak en to with no m uffler, and his subsequent noying smoke.”
who took office during an in stalla­
guard, and Mrs. E sther Helter, outer
K en Renstrom Introduced t i ^ tlon tea recently were Janise W ill­ guard.
[he M alheur Memorial hospital last plea of not guilty and a request for
Beus told th e Jo u rn al W ednesday
WORD
RECEIVED
OF
TRANSFER
table
topic,
while
Tom
Jones
pre­
iams, president; Jo re tta Moellar, vice
Saturday for medical tre a tm e n t fol- a Jury trial.
th a t his son was issued a w arning
H usbands of auxiliary m em bers
sided.
president; R etha H erm an, secretary,
| j wing complications from an a t-
Beus appeared W ednesday m om - ticket a few days ago and th a t he EEROM KOREA TO JAPAN
will be guests fo r th e potluck d in n er
Word has been received by Mr.
For Friday's program Emil Stunz and Molly Yoneyama. treasurer.
I t k of the flu Mrs. Boydell has al- ing before Don G raham . Justice of 'W illiam Bcu- > received the traffic
which follows th e closed meeting.
jjep.
d a t the hosiptal the peace, a fter he Wl
ticket with the ’ no muffler” charge and Mrs. S. W Smiley from th eir announced Henry H artley as toast-
O thers were D orothy Yoneyama
'on, Sgt Jam es H. Smiley, th a t he m aster, Cliff Main as toplcm aster, historian; Carolyn Story, assistant DEN MOTHER,® PLAN BANQUET
l nee M onday of last week.
ticket by S tate P atrolm an David Tuesday.
T h eir daughter, Mrs. E H Sm ith, Br.zendine. T he defendant told the
The Justice of the pea^e ha noti- ha seen tra n *»rr%i from Korea to W alter M cPartland as gram m arian historian; K eetha Strasbaugh, re ­
Den m other* of th e Cub Scout«
>nnie and Kenny of O akland, Cal- oourt th a t his car was equipped with fied D lstn -t Attorney Charles S e a n Japan. Sgt S«n;ley »«¿wots to be and E arl Alexander as general critic, porter; M arlene Bergam, point m et a t th e home of Mep. R. L. S h e r-
Jfomla, p lan to arrive in Nyssa P rt- a “S m itty ’’ m uffler and conwr.ded of th e n o t guilty plea and th e d e­ stationed a t his new post as clerk la Five-m inute speakers will be Bob checker; K ris R in eh art, parliam en­ b e rt F riday for planning of th e Red
lay to be w ith h a r parent* for an e l - th a t he was breaking no law,
fendant’» request for a Jury trial, the judge advocate taction at head- Thom pson, Ou* Liming a n d R en- tarian , an d R ay R allantyne and and Oold banquet which will be held
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C arolyn O uffin, song Jaadaw.
ended visit.
Justice G rah am stated th a t Bee. The date of the trial will be se*. later. quarters in Tukyo fo r a »ear.
Plans Made for
CoiUltV PTA Meet
Students Appear
In Annual Music
Meet At Ontario
Meetinq Feb. 17
At Ontario Cafe
Nyssa March-Dimes Contributions
Expected to Surpass $6,000 Mark;
County Slow With Final Reports
Acreage Assured
For This Season
New Reports Show
Ample Water, No
Flood Condition
FOE Founding
To Be Observed
Here Saturday
Lions Official to
Visit Here Monday
School Heads
Attend Confabs
At Eugene
Church Named to
faycee Committee
TM Club Host To
Nyssa Corporal In
Special Army Class
ZLa.r,°Z.
FOE Auxiliary Sets
Meeting for Tuesday
Illness Confines
loydell Family
Nyssa Man Asks Jury Trial to Test
Definition of Automobile "Muffler”
FHA Chapter Holds
Installation Tea
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