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THE NY33À GATE CITY JOU1WAL. HT SSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY t. 1I3T
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Senate Passes
Revenue Measure
To . Benefit
Cities
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Commencement
W eek Activities Set
Miss Karen Ellis
District Winner
In Essay Contest
Legion Auxiliary
Plans Poppy Day
Proposed City
Budget Scrutinized
stand, ‘twas not so long ago he
headed for Ironside bright and
early and upon arriving there
discovered he had forgotten his
boots. He fished the day out in
his bedroom slippers!
Somewhere i n their many
moves we missed the appearance
of another son, Gary, now a soph­
omore student at Nyssa high and
a promising basketball player.
Cherie, a graduating senior works
spare hours clerking at Wilson
Bros. Dept, store and Kenny
keeps busy at the Shell station.
Men About Nyssa
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where their daughter, Cherie put
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As Memorial Day approaches in her appearance; to Emmett
| the League of Oregon Cities which
one year before again heading
has been on the EOCE staff since
i established salaries for cities from American Legion auxiliary mem­ to Nyssa where Bob worked on
bers
are
detailing
plans
for
the
Karen Ellis, daughter of Mrs. 1,100 to 4,600 population and plac­
1946 He received his BS and MA
A measure which would triple
°
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annual Poppy Day in remem­ the underpass until it’s comple­
Nyssa’s income from liquor reve-! degrees a*
V 0
.
f Beth Ellis of Nyssa was named ing Nyssa in the median group.
brance of the war dead and as a tion in the spring of ‘41. The next
at th<‘
the State
State universlty
university oi district winner in the conserva­ Revenue, Expense Breakdown
project took them all the way to
nues was passed by the Oregon' PhD
Phn at
tion essay contest sponsored by
In addition to the proposed bud­ tribute to the victims of war who Wyoming where our guest work­
senate this week and awaits ac­ Iowa,
are
still
within
the
reach
of
hu­
the
garden
club,
Mrs.
Dean
Wood,
The high school band will ren­
get, the city manager gave the
tion by the house.
ed for Luther Fife on the Hart
Vale, district chairman of the con­ council and budget board a break­ man aid.
At present, cities are given 5 der the prelude and traditional
Mountain project near Cody.
Disabled
veterans
of
the
two
test
announced
Tuesday.
Marian
down of tax fund sources: prop­
percent of revenue from liquor "Pomp and Circumstance.
In-
Then the inevitable, back to
World
Wars
and
Korean
conflict
sales within their limits, while vocation will be said by the j i t v - Taghon, Vale won the poster a- erty tax, 27.6 percent; water and
home country that fall to spend
have
made
little
red
poppies
ward
for
the
district.
I sewer, 31.2; estimated cash bal­
the state receives 95 percent. An Father Rembert Ahles, Or M,
Both winners received cash a- ance, 10.6; state liquor and gaso­ which will be worn in Nyssa on the winter in Emmett, then re­
amendment to this law would St. Hubert’s Catholic church,
wards given by the Vale Garden line funds, 13.3; Bancroft bonds, Poppy Day, Saturday, May 25, turn to Nyssa where they have I
provide that cities receive 15 per-
Lowry Flake, salutatorian of
Mrs. George Reitenbaugh. poppy since resided. After helping build'
club as a memorial to the late 7.3, and fines and fees, 10.
cent and the state 85 percent.
the class of ’57 will give the salu-
'
chairman
of the auxiliary stated. Skinny Tensen’s home at Sum-'
Mrs. Kathryn Claypool, a charter
Another supplementary report
"Passage of this amendment tatory address followed by a spe-
Girl Scouts, members of the mit Prairie near Prairie City, (we
member of their club and Mal­ | showed expense breakdown as:
would mean that Nyssa, which1 eial musical selection, then the
heur County superintendent of maintenance and operation, 35.5 American legion junior auxiliary just can’t keep Skinny out of this
last year received $1,832.84 from valedictory address by Dennis schools for a number of years.
column!» Bob went to work at the1
I percent; debt service, 20.9; per­ and other youthful volunteers sugar factory for the ’42 campaign.
liquor revenue would receive Forbess, top honor student in the
will
distribute
the
poppies
on
the
All
entries
from
the
county
three times that amount, or $5,- class. Richard V. Wilson, super­ were judged by full-time con­ so n a l service, 34.3; capital outlay, I streets that day.
The next six years were d evot-'
498.52, based on last year’s fig- intendent of schools, will intro- servation men. Miss Ellis’ essay 5.9, and equalization reserve, 3.4.
I ed to work on ranches in this1
How the overall Nyssa proper­
ures,” said Sen. Anthony Yturri, duce the guest speaker.
area. Then the Toombs consoli-
was outstanding for its sincerity,
Ontario republican, who support-
Lawrence Schwarz, senior class research and thoughtful study, ty tax dollar is spent was divided Nyssa Hospital Plans I dated their efforts in a family
into three parts: schools, 60.11
I construction
project — building
ed the measure.
advisor, will bestow scholarship a spokesman stated.
percent; city, 20.83, and county, Open House Events
He pointed out that the liquor awards. After presentation of the
their attractive home at the cor­
Sponsoring the conservation es­ 16.06,
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ner of 5th and Emison the fall of
revenue is used by cities for en- class of ’57 by Jack Jenkins, high say and poster contest in this
The proposed budget and report students to avail themselves of 1943. The next year, Bob joined
forcement of liquor laws.
school principal, diplomas will be immediate area has been an an­
Earlier in the session, Yturri; |ianded out by John Schenk, nual project of the ANK Garden contains numerous facts such as the opportunity to view the hos­ the local construction company of
supported a measure to take the: chairman of the school board of club for the past four or five improvements planned for the pital not only to see its facilities Holcomb and Main with whom he
state out of the property tax, directors. Concluding the pro- years, Mrs. M. L. Judd, club chair­ coming year, including grading and functioning but to see the is still employed.
field. Under present law, if other Kram w iR be benediction by Bi­ man of the project reported. An and graveling of 90 blocks of un­ interesting work of nurses, doc­
Today’s Man about Nyssa has
state revenues are not adequate, ^hop Lloyd W. Lewis, LDS second average of over 300 entries has paved streets, improvement of 50 tors and technicians which may been active in the Eagle’s lodge
to meet expenditures, the state ward, and recessional by the been received each year and $20 blocks of alleys, patching of all interest them in choosing and since 1939, serving as president
winter damage to paved streets studying for a professional career. twice, in 1951 and again in 1955.
could automatically collect a band.
in prizes awarded annually by and general maintenance.
The auxiliary’s general chair­ In June he will assume the office
property tax The bill, passed by
The seniors wll) be honored at the club.
Plans have been made and funds man in charge of arrangements of three-year trustee. He served
the senate would make it impos- a reception sponsored by the Nys­
Essays are submitted by junior
sible for the state to levy a prop­ sa PTA immediately following high school students and the pos­ proposed for replacement of 7,193 for hospital day is Mrs. Clifford as scoutmaster for three years
feet of water mains in various Fox with Mrs. Jake Fischer, chair­
erty tax without a vote of the commencement exercises.
ter contest is conducted among parts of town. An appropriation man of the refreshment commit­ and at present is a committeeman
people.
in troop 454. He also attends the
senior high youth.
has been allowed for city-wide tee and Mrs. Grant Rinehart, Methodist church.
‘‘Judging by the tax program Senior Students Listed
The winning essay and poster spraying deleted from the budget chairman of serving.
Members of the senior class are
announced for the next biennium,
You seldom see Bob without
have been entered in the state
The Pink Ladies, volunteer one of his favorite pipes. In fact
taxpayers are going to need every Carol Adams, Sherman Anderson, contest and these winners will be a year ago.
The city manager said copies workers at the hospital will be he has a collection of about 24.
bit of relief they can get,” said Eric Boenig, Ted Bowers, Glenda announced at the Federation of
Yturri. So far this session, practi­ Brown, Clyde Burns, Clyde By­ Garden clubs convention at Coos of the report have been made on duty at their stations at the
A man of many talents, he
available to all councilmen and reception desk and gift cabinet. cuts a merry tune on the harmon­
cally the only tax legislation in­ bee, Keith Child, Shirley Cole­ Bay June 23, Mrs. Judd stated.
budget board members and that
Mrs. Harold Brendle, auxiliary ica, even on a miniature four-hole
troduced would add taxes. We man, Robert Cooper, William
the general public is welcome to president, stated that the auxili­ number. One of his newest “ hob­
must make every effort to get Cooper, Aaron Cuttlers, Sandra
inspect any part or all of the re­ ary hopes to have its most recent bies" is a noisy little Kelly-green
through some legislation which Day, Donald Dirksen, Jeanine W eather . . .
gift to the hospital, a portable parakeet, “ Skipper” presented to
Max. Min. Prec port.
will help Oregonians instead of Drown, Duane Drydale, Dolores
television set, installed by Hos­ him recently as a birthday pres­
Duus, Michael Eastman, Lowry May 2
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hindering them."
pital day.
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.33 ROCK COLLECTORS
Flake, Dennis Forbess, Jack May 3
ent from Marion Tracy.
Franklin, Dolores Gallegos, Ever­ May 4
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.32 VISIT FROM MASS.
For his main hobbies, hunting
Adrian School Sets
May 5
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ett Hiatt, Barbara Hickman.
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Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kitson,
H. A. Beach of Omaha, Nebr. and fishing, he has constructed a
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.01 rock collectors from Easthampton, visited last week at the home of house on the back of a pick-up
Dorothy Holcomb, Nancy House, May 6 _
Graduation for 29
May
7
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Mass., who are on a year’s tour his niece and family, Mr. and equipped with all the comforts of
Bob
Jackson,
Carolyn
Jones,
Sal­
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May 8
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of the U. S. visited Wednesday Mrs. Rex Voeller and attended home. In fact, Bob is such an ar­
ly
Kesler,
Daniel
Klinkenberg,
to the strains of ‘‘Pomp and Cir­
Owyhee Reservoir Storage
and Thursday in Nyssa and at­ Emmett funeral services for Mrs. dent fisherman that we under-
cumstances" by Elgar played by Paul Knottingham, David Krause, Mav 8, 1957
____ 715,000 tended the Gem club meeting Voeller’s mother, Mrs. Minnie
Jean
Lancaster,
Jerry
Lankford,
the high school band. The pro­
May 8, 1956
670,440 Thursday night at Washoe hall. Beatty.
E A G LE S— "L a F o e ” here M ay 18.
gram will continue with invoca- Garld Leavitt, Donna Leininger,
Douglas
Lewis,
Sue
Mace,
Elea
tion by the Rev. Henry Moore.
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,
William Looney will present the'*101' Medina, Margaret Morinaka,
salutatorian’s address followed by Frankie Morris, Beth Muiray,
a musical selection by Terry V ernon Pond.
Borge*, Larry Culbertson and Wil-
Dirk Rinehart, William Russell,
Ellen Sager, Joe Sanders, Larry
liam Looney.
Miss Margaret Butler will pre- Schenk, Shirley Schilling, Nancy
sent the valedictory and Glenn Skeen, Sherral Sisson, John Smit,
Ward, class advisor
1’ intro­ June Stam, Gladys Stephen, Bar­
duce the commencement speaker. bara Tanner, Pete Thomas, Mar-
Guest soloist is to b< Mis Tom delle Thompson, Cherie Toomb,
| Marvin Udlinek, Nora Valdez,
Nishitani.
Athol Sayre will present the Louie Vendrell, Marylyn Whitak­
class members who will receive er and Brent Williams.
their coveted diplomas from Lee
Stoker, chairman of the Adrian
High School board.
29 Graduating Seniors
The 29 senior students who
Mrs. Collis Moore, national re­
will receive their diplomas are
Ruth Bishop, Margaret Butler. publican committeewomen from
• Sunny Vale — 46 Oz.
Eugene Bridgedale, Terry Borge, Oregon was guest speaker at a i
3 for A e /
Wallace Butler, Dallas Chaney, luncheon meeting held Monday j
Larry Culbertson, Jeanie Crocker at the Moore Hotel in Ontario.
Mrs. Moore had just returned
Fenn.
Sharon Fox, Carlene Fenn, from a regional conference of the
Old South—6 Oz.
Harry
Houtman, Carol Ann western states at Salt Lake City.
Jones, W. C. Looney, Edna Lee She had served on the* goals com­
• Libby's — \ 12 Oz.
Linville, Richard Lovitt, Janet mittee whose recommendations
Marie Parker, Jimmy Pack wood, were to go directly to President
Frank Pratt, Ira Price, Sally Jo Eisenhower. Several changes in
mineral imports and the farm pro­
Reed.
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Gary Smith, Wayne Smith, Jo gram were advised. Future activi­
Duncan Hines
Anne Wood, Keith Farr, Darlene ties of the organization were dis­
Davis, Kenneth Barstad, Lorene cussed.
Mrs. V. B. Staples of Ontario,
Hopper, Nancy Cleverly Smith
• Libby's — 303 Can
chairman of the Malheur county
and Gene Haney.
Republican womens club presided
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