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21. 1966 _________ THUR SDAY. APRIL ■ "r---.1 J.J33 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR NJHS Science Siudenis Participate In Regional Fair; Lad Earns Award Victim of Accident Barbara Wilt and Gary Sadamori, among winners in Nys sa’s recent junior high science fair, entered their projects in the regional fair held last week at Richland, Wash. Gary*, who entered “A Model of Solar Heating,” returned home with a special award plaque containing these words, “The American Society of Mechanical Engineers—1966 Award - ------------------------------------------- ♦—For Outstanding Achieve in Engineering.” Nyssa to Host Auction ment Barbara's project on "The For Wing at OSMI Stonehenge" d i d not place; (Continued From Page 1) however, she has received a hunting rights and personal ser ! note of commendation on her vices. Other counties holding such work from Professor Gerald S. sales have come up with such Hawkins, author of the book, unusual items as the mayor sell "Stonehenge.” ing shoe shines and bald-headed Parents of the two young scien men buying $5 haircuts. tists are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilt, The field is wide open and local Mr. and Mrs. George Sadamori, committees will figure out their all of Nyssa. own items, but it does promise The Richland science fair com humor as well as valuable items prises entrants from a large num to be sold. (Auctioneers donating ber of schools in eastern Wash services will be named at a later ington and from the Hermiston GARY SADAMORI. NJHS student and award is now on display at Michael's Pharmacy. The date.) area in Oregon. The two Nyssa winner at the regional science fair staged Iasi little fellow looking on is Kirt Michael, a very students were the only partici week in Richland, Wash., is shown with his pro small lad who may some day also be named a Committeemen Named pants from this eastern portion ject. "A Model of Solar Heating." and holds a spe project winner at a science fair. Besides Jones as chairman, Har of the state. —Journal Photo. cial award plaque which he received. The project ry Sandquist is vice chairman and ♦----------------------- All exhibitors at the fair were county Committeemen are Joe Hobson, Ontario; Dale Adams. taken on a tour of the Hanford Navyman J. Dail Gets April 20 Afternoon Nyssa; Bill Willis. Adrian; Ever atomic plant, which in itself is Chapel Rites Held ett Jones, Jordan Valley; E. D an experiment of a biological na Fifteen-Day Leave • • • For Mrs. Emma Snow Dilley and Mrs. Ruth Cunning ture. The local students were Prior to Sea Duty taken to Richland by Barbara's ham of Vale. Min. Max. Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Third Class Petty Officer Jack DMe parents. 33 D. Snow of Willowcreek, Ore. 63 Aoril 4 > a-T in 13 so Assisting Adams in Nyssa will Dail recently completed a second Their projects are now on dis-I 34 were conducted at 2 o'clock Wed 71 be Ray Larson, Ron Young. Roy play at Michael’s Pharmacy. school of electronics at Treasure April 14 40 nesday afternoon, April 20, 1966, 75 Hirai and Warren Farmer. Island near San Francisco. He April 15 48 at Bertelson-Lienkaemper chapel 67 was given a 15-day furlough April 16 Sale items may be brought into 57 41 in Ontario, with interment made the UP depot warehouse for stor Teacher Submits Item which he is spending with his April 17 36 in Evergreen cemetery. 50 age the day prior to the sale with On Departmentalized father. Lee Dail and family in April 18 49 28 Mrs. Snow succumbed Sunday April 19 livestock brought to the rodeo Nyssa. 26 April 2C in a hospital at La Grande. grounds on Sautrday, if at all Teaching, Grades 4-6 The young Navyman will re- She was born Jan. 21, 1883, at possible, Jones said. (This item is reprinted from port back to Travis Air Force base Owyhee Reservoir Storage 643.740 Acre Ft Berryville. Ark., resided in the Cash donations may be given Samuel M. Goodman's "Report from where he will be flown to April 20, 1966 669,450 Acre Ft. I Nyssa and Ontario area for over to Ron Young, manager of the on a Research of Departmental a station near Tokyo. Japan, and April 20. 1965 50 years and in 1947 moved to ______ bank in Nyssa, who will act as ized Organization in Elementary will then be assigned to the USS Grades 4-6, ” Montgomery coun financial officer for the county Ogden, a new’ ship commissioned ENROLLED AT IDAHO STATE Willowcreek. On March 3, 1907, she was mar- ty public schools. Rockville, last July. wide project. According to an Idaho State ried to Joseph B. Snow in Carroll Maryland, May 1965. It was sub Dail’s assignment aboard the mitted for Journal publication ship will be with TACAN equip university news release, 28 Ore county. Ark. He succumbed Jan. JIMMY LOONEY HONORED gon residents are among a record 28, 1955. by Mrs. Zette Bumgamer, Nyssa ment in charge of communica 4,182 ON THIRD ANNIVERSARY students enrolled for the Among survivors are two sons, fourth grade teacher.) A party honoring Jimmy Loo tions from ship to land, ship to spring semester at the university Carl H. of North Hollywood, "Does departmentalization help aircraft, as well as to directional in Pocatello. ney on his third birthday anni Calif., and William A. (Andy) versary was held Tuesday eve achievement in grades 4 to 6?” locations. Among them is Gregory B. Snow of Spokane; four daughters, No, according to a study carried ning. April 12, at the home of his Sumner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orin parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Loo out in the public schools of Mont STUDENTS PLAN WORK DAYS Sumner of Nyssa. He is a fresh- Mrs. Lorenc Redsull and Mrs. Blubelle Clack, both of Union, gomery county, in which seven ney. Guests included the hon Members of the NHS sopho j man, majoring in speech. Ore., Mrs. Marie Kendall of Vale oree’s maternal grandparents. Mr schools providing departmental more class have scheduled the and Mrs. Aladene Coble of On and Mrs. Owen Gann; Mr. and ized teaching in grades 4 and 6 next two Saturdays, April 23 and VISIT NYSSA PARENTS tario. were carefully matched with sev Mrs John Reeves. Other survivors include a bro Visitors last week in the Reu en others having self - contained 30, as work days to earn funds Refreshments of ice cream and class organization. for their various projects. ben Haroldsen home were their ther, Clem Whitley of Berryville, cake were served. The students say they will do children including Mrs John Sav Ark.; 11 grandchildren and 20 Standardized achievement tests administered after a three - year almost any type of work and area age of Covina. Calif.; Arlan Har great-grandchildren. IN APPRECIATION trial showed the pupils in the residents may secure their ser oldsen of Bakersfield, Calif.; Mr. We take this opportunity to self - contained classes to have vices by dialing 372-3583 or 372- and Mrs. Don Haroldsen of Ucon. SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS thank our friends for the many higher achievement scores in both 2876 (preferably by Friday). Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith were Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Har kindnesses expressed in thought reading and mathematics. oldsen of Boise; Wayne Haroldsen Sunday dinner guests in the home and deed following the death of of Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. Orlee of Mr. and Mrs. Art Hawkins and Differences between the two NOTICE TO CREDITORS our loved one. We especially groups of schools in science and Judy near Vale. Sipes of Homedale. In the County Court want to thank Legionnaires of social studies were not significant. Of the State of Oregon Nyssa Post 79 for conducting the The biggest differences in ach For the County of Malheur military services. Your many ievement were among students In the Matter of the Estate of kindnesses will never be forgot with lower intelligence test scores; MARY T. BRUMBACH. ten. the advantages of the self - con Deceased —The Family of tained classroom were most evi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, John Lawrence Clifford dent for these students. That the undersigned has been appointed executor of the estate | Mary T. Brumbach, deceased, ANK Club Schedules of by the County Court of the State Saturday Plant Sale of Oregon for Malheur County, QUALITY REPAIR ANK Garden club women have and has duly qualified as such. scheduled their annual plant sale All persons having claims against DENTAL LAB for Saturday, April 23, in the said estate are hereby notified to 24 N. 8th—Payette Herman Towne building located present the same, duly verified Same Location Six Years at 218 Main street. The sale is as required by law, to the under Across From Idaho Powsr slated to start at 10 a.m. and the signed at the law offices of Henig- women state they will have a son & Stunz, Nyssa, Oregon, with — PHONE — large variety of shrubs and peren in six months from the date nials. hereof. They also expect to have suc EZRA T. BRUMBACH 36 Yean Experience as Denial culents, dahlia tubers, gladiola Executor of the Estate Technician Assures You of bulbs, several varieties of vero Of Mary T. Brumbach, nicas and chrysanthemums. For Deceased. Top Quality Work the first time, some pieces of Dated and first published, Ap driftwood will also be available. Proceeds from the sale are used ril 14, 1966. Last publication, May 12, 1966. for various club projects. Nyssa Weather 642-2982 Full Sets Serviced Broken Plates Repaired Loose Teeth Relined Missing Teeth Replaced WHILE YOU WAIT! Open Evenings By Appointment EASY CREDIT TERMS Satisfaction Guaranteed! head lucerutlons and (Mabel) White, victim of a Sun possible fractured xkull. In addition to Mr White of the day afternoon auto mishap, will I m * conducted at 2 o'clock Friday home in the Arcadia community, afternoon, April 22, 1966, at l.ien- the deceased 1» survived by one kaemper chapel in Nyssa Offi son. Orland White, also of the ciating will be the Rev. Ted Muy- Arcadia area; five grandchildren berry of Ontario First Buptist and three great-grandchildren. Among six surviving brothers church, and interment will be and sisters is Mrs Henry Lissmun made in the Nyssa cemetery. Mrs, White, who wus born July of Ontario. A son. Joe, preceded 8. 1894 in Kentucky, was killed Mrs. White in death. A complete obituary will lie in a collision of two cars driven by her husband and 18-year-old published in next week’s issue of Allen Turner of Ontario. The ac the Journal. cident occurred ut approximately I 3 30 pm Sunday at the intersec Hina Kodama Rites tion of King avenue and highwuy 20-26, north of Nyssa. To Be Held Friday Oregon State Police said the At Buddhist Church White auto was struck broadside Funeral services for Mrs. Hina when it pulled onto the highway Kodama of Portland will lie held in front of the oncoming Turner at 2 o’clock this afternoon, April car. The officers reported that 21. 1966. at the Buddhist church the White vehicle kmx'ked down | in Ontario, with interment to be the King avenue road sign and made in a Portland cemetery. came to rest in a ditch. Wuke services were conducted last evening ut the Ontario Me n Reported Improved Mr. White and the Turner church. Mrs. Kodiimii, who was born youth were both taken to Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario. The April 1. 1881 in Japan, succumbed former is reported to be in fair Monday lit the home of her son, condition after suffering multiple T S Kodama in Nyssa. Services are under direction of chest injuries, facial lacerations Lienkacmper chapel of Nyssa and a possible skull fractun*. Young Turner was reported in with the Rev Tetsunen Hi rot a satisfactory condition He also officiating. When you miss hearing his voice, his "Hi, Mom" brings him home again when you call Long Distance. Go ahead Call now, MALHEUR HOME TELEPHONE CO. Control Resistant Wireworms m potatoes George Carey ktlSihs ’•muff»”1 a. vra a avtaava n aaaav, Funeral services for Mrs. Sheff 'suffered STUDENTS RETURN BY TRAIN FOLLOWING SKATING PARTY Students in Mrs. Janice Wilson’s sixth grade classroom and mem bers of her reading class attended a roller skating party last Thurs day evening at Ontario. The 47 youngsters were taken to the neighboring city in cars by several mothers. The return trip was made by train and was the first ride via railroad for many of the students. Mrs. James Williams and Mrs. Wilson return ed to Nyssa with the group. NOW’S THE TIME! * Flush and Drain Radiator 79< * Get Spring Tune-Up • • • and • • • • Get Good SHELL Products ------------ o WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS Ward’s Shell Service WARD LUNDY, Ownw 101 North Main Si. Nyssa, Oregon Phone 372-3990 Use Niran* 10-G ...and be sure! NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that bids will be received at the office of the clerk, School District No. 26, Nyssa, Oregon, at 5:00 p.m. on May 2, 1966, for the purchase of one 54 - passenger school bus and chassis. Bids will be opened at a meeting of the school board at 8:00 p.m. on said date. Specifications and bid forms may be obtained from the school clerk. Dated this 19th day of April, 1966. D. E. NEDRY Clerk Published April 21 and 28, 1966. No 2534 Powerful Niran 1O-G controls al! wireworms In potatoes ... svon those Which have developed resistance to many conventional Insecticides. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT In the County Court Of the State of Oregon For the County of Malheur In the Matter of the Estate of WAYNE MASON, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Play It safe. Wireworms damage both potato seed pieces and Infest growing tubers. Crop damage In infested soils can result In heavy culls. Wireworms can cause substantial losses of marketable production. The most effective way to use Niran 10-G Is to broadcast from 20 to 40 pounds of granules per acre before planting. Immediately work Niran 10-G Into the upper 4 to 6 Inches of soil. Wireworms move about In the soil. That’s why broadcast application Is most effective. that the undersigned, Edward L. Mason, as administrator of the above entitled estate, has filed his final account in the above entitled Court, and that Monday, the 23rd day of May, 1966, at 9:00 o’clock in the forenoon of said day and the court room of said Court have been appointed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objections thereto and settle ment thereof. Dated and first published, April 21, 1966. Date of last publication, May 19, 1966. EDWARD L. MASON Administrator Henigson & Stunz Attorneys at Law Be sure the soil temperature Is warm enough before applying Niran 10-G. Wireworms do not move near the surface of the soil until the temperature Is warm enough. Soil temperatures are generally too cool prior to April 1. Follow directions carefully for most effective use. Niran 10-G Io a powerful chemical. Treat it with respect Road and follow directions on the label carefully. Want more deUlis? Ask your nearest pesticide dealer or write to: Monsanto, Agricultural Division, SL Louis, Mo. 63164 I
