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THE N Y S S A GATE CITY JO U R N A L . N Y SSA . OREGON. T H U R SD A Y . A U G U ST 21. 1958 PA G E SIX Search for Drowning Victims Draws Large Crowd Three Accidents Claim Two Lives Malheur Boys Attend Range Camp Annual All-Star Eastern-Central Baker Game Set (Continued from Page 1) way south of the intersection and the Nakanishi car. Two Others Hurt Early Sunday morning, shortly j The annual Elks’ All-Star foot after midnight, two men were in ball game is set for Saturday, jured about a quarter of a mile Aug. 23, with eastern Oregon go 1 further south on the same high- i ing against central Oregon in i way in a one-car accident. Baker at the high school stadium Francisco Magahan, about 40, The proceeds of this game go to ! route 2, Nyssa, was hospitalized the Elks’ Portland eye clinic each with a fractured ankle and collar year, and last year about $1700 bone. His condition was reported was raised from the All-Star as satisfactory. Domingo Ybanez game to help carry on the work able to swim ashore without done there. one of the two men who escap also was confined to Malheur RESCUERS AND SPECTA aid. The Boise men's boat over : Memorial hospital in good condi- TORS rushed to the banks of ed from the accident—Tom Bill Whyman, Elks’ publicity turned about 4 p.m. and as the chairman for the annual sporting Doyle. Doyle went under water j tion with possible chest injuries. the Snake river at Nyssa last search for the two bodies drag affair, says the major phase of when the bo^l turned over and State police said the car appar. Wednesday when a boating mis ged on a large srowd of onlook the Elks’ eye program continues Bement dived for him. brought I entiy left the highway as it was hap look the lives of two Boise ers and volunteers gathered as to be comprised of medical and him to the surface and placed a traveling north and traveled both men. On the left the first of two the cars in the foreground and surgical services to children from life jacket on him, puLled him on the ground and in the air for boats began dragging operations spectators on the bridge in the low income families. to shore and applied artificial some 150 feet before coming to for the bodies of Earl Allen, right photo illustrate. Speed respiration ashore several hun age 46. a Boise contractor, and rest on the bank of a canal. From the start of the program Porter and Ray Harmon, aided dred feet downstream from Gerald E. Zimmerman, 36. an Sunday Accident Representing Malheur county view. in July, 1949, to May, 1956, 5,200 by Beverly Browning of Twin the Nyssa bridge. The Caldwell associate of Allen's under the Shortly before midnight Sun A total of 49 boys from 16 east at this year’s youth camp were, Falls, served as skin divers in individual children received care man then attempted to dive for left to right, Roger Hiatt, Vale; ern and southern Oregon counties day a station wagon - truck acci direction of Nyssa fire chief an effort to locate the bodies in the Portland clinic. They made the two drowning victims, but Ralph Lawrence.The boat on Larry Mackey, Adrian; Glenn attended the camp. Those attend dent at the Apple Valley junction the right is manned by Robert before they were located with a total of 28,709 visits to the Port was unable to locate them. The Frewell, Jordan Valley, and Steve ing were selected through plant just east of the Nyssa bridge hos land clinic. They made a total of grappling hooks about 7 p.m. fourth man, Mike Cahoon, was Bemeni of Caldwell who was McBride, Jamieson. The camp was identification contests in their pitalized Harvey Nance, about 46, 28,709 visits to the medical center, —Journal Photo. credited with saving the life of held Aug 4 through 9 at the Dairy county or on the basis of leader Jerome, with fractures and lacer with nearly 600 children having creek guard station in the Fre ship, citizenship and love of the ations. His condition was still re major eye surgery, or nearly one ported as critical by hospital au mont national forest near Lake- outdoors. Onion Cull Disposal out of every nine children admit County W elfare thorities yesterday. ted to the clinic. Outlined at Meet A passenger in Nance’s car, W. Administrator Chosen q W a n te d L ist Two hundred forty-four opera Apple V alley— (Continued from Page 1) , VY U n i e a L .1 S I, O. Brannon, Parma, was treated Tobler Injured (Continued from Page 1) tions were performed to straight at Nyssa’s hospital for lacerations sorted out bulbs are left at har-1 $303.61 for 8 children in foster At Idaho Cannery vest are proposed to be first disk- en the eyes, 25 children had cat of the scalp and released. care. Lloyd Tobler, 64, of Nyssa was Ernest Whittaker, arrested by ed to destroy the bulbs and then aract operations, 32 operations Nance’s car struck the bed of a A total of 465 applications for given emergency treatment at the truck driven by Dellis Wood, Nys financial aid were processed by city police Sunday for disorderly plowed to a depth of at lea st! were performed to contol glau Malheur Memorial hospital for in- | sa, coming onto the highway from the department during the fiscal conduct, was fined $50 and sen eight inches by March 15 of each coma (inceased pressure of the eyes), seven operations were per juries he received when he caught the Apple Valley road. Wood’s period and 303 were approved tenced to 10 days in the city jail year. formed to remove tumors in or the index finger of his right hand in Judge J. C. Smith’s court. three and six-year-old children Tht proposed order would make for payment. A total of 474 cases By Mrs. Dwight Seward in an auger at the Idaho Cannery . The offender resisted arrest Malheur county in its entirety an around the eye and six operations who were riding with him were were closed or denied. Approxi Phone 2-2731. Parma wrhere he is employed. when the arresting officer at onion maggot control area. The were performed to clear opacities checked at Malheur Memorial mately 9.3 percent of all persons Snoden Roberts and family. of the cornea. aided received assistance for less tempted to search him. Another proposal maintains that the onion Taft Pett and family and Kenneth hospital and released. Three of the operations involv prisoner, Antonio G Salas who maggot exists to such an extent NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Nay spent a week ago Sunday at Mrs. Hirai than a year. ed transplantation of corneas re had been sentenced to 30 days in in the county that its control and Mrs. Kiyoe Hirai was born OAA Declines In the County Court Warm Springs resort. They had The old age assistance program jail in the justice court of Judge eradication are necessary for the moved from the eyes of indivi Of the State of Oregon a picnic dinner and enjoyed Oct. 1. 1888, in Yamanashi-Ken, Japan. She had been a resident showed the only decline in total Don Graham for stealing a $2.97 protection of the onion industry. duals who rad willed them at For the County of Malheur swimming. The occasion was in death or had to have an eye re of the Nyssa community for ap number of cases by 18 per month, alarm clock from M and W mar Probate Department honor of Lonnie Robert’s 12th moved for some other reason. ket, helped the officer subdue the Mr. and Mrs. proximately 16 years. Joe Maughan but an increase in aid to the per In the Matter of the Estate of birthday. prisoner, it was reported. spent Aug. 1-12 Saturday’s game promises to be vacationing in Survivors include three sons, manently and totally disabled JOSEPH MILTON WHITE. Whittaker was turned over to Seattle. Roy, George and Paul Hirai of cases offsdt half of this change. bang-up affair, with everyone en 4 Also known m s Joseph White, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nor Nyssa; a daughter, Mary Naka joying tremselves, especially those The average yearly cost per Washington county, Ida., authori- Joseph M. White, Joe White land, Terry and Mr. and Mrs. mura of Los Angeles, Calif.; two case for all assistance families in- ties the next day on a bad check children who will be needing the and Joe M. White, Kenneth Nelson and family re brothers in Japan and 10 grand charge for allegedly cashing a Too Late To Classify services of the Elks’ clinic next creased only $34 to approximate Deceased turned last week from a week’s children. year. ly $1,045. At least one-third of the forged check in a Weiser store. Notice is hereby given that the vacation at Shake Creek. At the time of his apprehension Wake services will be held cases also had additional income, undersigned, Leta White, Admin STRAYED—Five-month-old male Larry Wilson returned home in Nyssa, he was in possession of black and tan trail hound pup. BUILDING PERMITS istratrix of the Estate of Joseph Sunday after spending a 10-day Thursday (tonight) at 8 p.m. a t ; usually social seclirity or other another check believed to have Nyssa Funeral home with the earned benefits to supplement Milton White, also known as Jo vacation with his sister, Mr. and White feet, white tip on tail, tan Aug. 16—Permit issued to park been forged, officers reported. He seph White, Joseph M White, Joe Mrs. Thanuel Botner and family Rev. T. Shibata officiating. Final their public aid. was also wanted by Washington face, long ears. Contact Dick a trailer house on Idaho street. rites will be in the Idaho-Oregon More Medical Care Pounds or Marvin Wilson. Phone Lot 4, block 75, Green addition. White, and Joe M White, dec at La Grande. Buddhist church at Ontario Fri The total increase in public aid state authorities, according to re 3112. eased, has filed her Final Account 33-ltp Size, 33 feet long and 8 feet wide. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and as such Administratrix in the Don fished at Lowman, Land day at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Shi was more than accounted for by ports. Issued to Mrs. David L. Upshaw. ACCEPTANCE BETTER than we County Court of Malheur County, Mark and Deadwood Saturday bata in charge. Interment will be a greater requirment for medical in Tahoma cemetery at Yakima, care which is provided on a sup expected. Sorry we’ve been Oregon, and that said Court has and Sunday. Bank D ays Pot Wash. plemental basis for eligible recip out, but we now have a new stock appointed September 19, 1958, at Dr. and Mrs. Charles Callahan R A D IO T E L E V ISIO N ients. Expenses for medical serv Grows to $100 of rubberized wall paint in 300 11:00 a m., of said day for the and family of Forest Grove, Ore. Gary Nakanishi The Bank Days pot will be colors at the same price, $3.90. R E PA IR E D Gary Nakanishi, 16, was born ices paid directly to vendors in hearing of objections to said Final came Friday for a visit with her Account and the settlement there parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chales Pit Aug. 26, 1941, at Tacoma, Wash. creased $16,739 over the previous worth $100 next Tuesday at the Also redwood stain, $3.20, and I s TV SERVICE He was spending the summer here year and comprised $94,928.10 of regular 3 o’clock drawing. To outside white, $5.95. Phone 2295. of. man. Other guests at the Pitman I employed on the Hirai farms. the total expenditures. This fig win, the person’s name who is Nyssa Lumber and Hardware. 622 North 4th Phone 3147 , NOW, THEREFORE, All per home for Sunday dinner were ure does not include the first $55 drawn must be in one of the par Among survivors are his moth- [ 33-ltc sons interested in the Estate of Sfc. Kerby Pitman and family of charged for each nursing home said Joseph Milton White, also Boise and Harvey Pitman and er Mrs. Kimi Nakanishi of Seattle; patient every month at a total ticipating stores at that time. four sisters, Helen, Dorothy, Joy This week the name of S. Hori known as Joseph White, Joseph family of Boise. and Lois of Seattle; a grandmoth cost of $27,'115 for the year. Be of route 1, Nyssa, was drawn, but M White, Joe White and Joe M. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fritts ac White, deceased, are hereby noti companied by Mr. and Mrs. Cla er, Mrs. M. Matsusaka, Seattle; a sides nursing home care, other he was not present to accept the paid for recipients were $50 prize. fied and required to appear at the rence Cable of Ontario spent the grandfather, Yokichi Nakanishi of expenses hospital costs, doctor fees and Idaho, and aunts, Mrs. Roy and County Court Room in the Court week end at McCall. Jerry, Stev medications. House at Vale, Malheur County, en and Teena Fritts stayed with Mrs. Paul Hirai of Nyssa. “We feel that it is quite appar Chuck Garner Better | Rosary was held Tuesday night Oregon, at said time, to then and their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ent from an analysis of these fig After Farm Accident at Nyssa Funeral home with mass there show cause, if any there be, C. L. Fitts. ures that although the need for Wednesday morning at St. Hu why said Final Account should Chuck Garner, 10 year old son Mr. and Mrs. Don Poulson left not be settled, allowed and ap Saturday with his parents, Mr. bert’s Catholic church in Nyssa. public aid is changing from a re of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Garner who quirement for food, shelter and proved and said estate be distri and Mrs. G. E. Poulson of Nyssa Interment will be in Seattle. clothing to one for medical care was seriously injured in a tractor buted by the Decree of said Court. for a week’s vacation. and other personal services, it is accident Aug. 12 on his grand Date of first publication, Aug. Home on Furlough McCalle with the Ted Dick family encouraging to note that the local parents’ farm, is “recovering nice 21, 1958. Kenneth Eugene Saunders has of Nampa, returned Sunday. agency has been increasing its ly,’’ according to his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey and non-financial activities in an Date of last publication. Sept. completed his first three months He had surgery Friday to set of training at Ft. Ord, Calif and ) grandchilden, Gaylene, Gary and earnest effort to provide a total his jaws and is still confined to 18. 1958 Leta White, Administratrix returned home Sunday for a 10- Lora LaVin Griffin, went to Mc social welfare program designed bed at the St. Luke’s hospital in day furlough with his parents, Call Friday and spent the week to meet the requirements of Mal Boise and is allowed to have of the estate of Joseph Milton White, also known Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saunders end camping. heur county citizens,” Myrick visitors. Mrs. Garner stated that Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nelson commented. he is expected to be there for an- as Joseph White, Joseph M and family and other relatives. oher week at least. Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson and family left Saturday for a White, Joe White and Joe who enjoyed a 10-day vacation at fishing trip and vacation in the for a few days visit here while M White, deceased. hills. ------o------ enroute to her home and family : Mrs. Hanna Robinson spent; in La Puente, Calif, where she N yssa Births . . . No Other Time of the Year Can W e Aug. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thursday to Sunday with the teaches school. Gooch of McCall, Ida., a boy. To Bill Hubbard family at New Offer So Much for the WSCS will meet next W ednes-1 Mr. and Mrs. Truman Barlow of Meadows. day at the Apple Valley church j Vale, a boy. High School G raduates!! Old Car on Trade Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd William - 1 basement for the regular A ugust! Aug, 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Wal son. who have been tenants at l meeting. DECISION TIME IS NOW!! ter E. Ford of Nyssa, a girl. To the Charles Pitman place the BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED!! past Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jenkins of year, moved Saturday to Vale, a boy. their former community at Meri- ] Aug. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Joe For AM BITIOUS YO UNG MEN and W OM EN w ho dian. SEYBOLD'S Grijalva of Nyssa, a girl. Mrs Emery Rathbun, a former I plan to becom e stenographers, o ffice w orkers, sec - Radio — TV Servie* Aug 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Mi- teacher at Apple Valley cam e1 2—Sierra 4-Door Station W agons refaries. bookkeepers, m ach ine operators, business Saturday evening for a visit ¿15 North Eighth Dial 3913 land Draper of Nyssa, a boy. 1—Coronet 2-Door Hard Top m anagers, certified public accountants, bankers, etc. Aug 19—To Mr. and Mrs Les with her parents, Mr. and Mrs ter Auker of Ontario, a girl. Ed Wild of Nyssa and her sister.) THIS IS FOR YOU! 1—Custom Royal 2-Door Hard Top Mrs. Dwight Seward. 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