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§faUo% A |k tt# g «bo«' tl*k> forror of
taping! to issi« ¿toc« m « n ig-profit
eofaporeticg.. t i olme- fe « ;u K « - 4 "but
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^bonifcs Stems, ««tiring presidgnt
0 $
the ofcagM r of coiT.s-.e.’Tt'. ea-
«eps.secl j&m opimi*. Ih«* ;tor lien, of
th e stockholders against itm corpora­
tio n would be f<tr? negligible art*
sRjd he doubteci if* the stockholders’
claims «««id have iM ch; ••.»tiding
in court.
A fter Cliff M;uvi h a * broached the
«ubjeci «I the divistcT. i t s o r t to toe
done on th e rodeo, L jrc i Hnodgr*.-.-
M id "it will tak e *1! of the cham ber
of com m erce and »11 of th e rid ir«
club to 4o th e job. I t ta te « • lot of
work from both «de« "
J . t H um m er, n p U m e d th a t th e
proposed ««in) association would set
up as a p a rt of a n d supported by
both th e r u t a « ciato an d cham ber of
commerce a* a m eans of bandirne
th e rodeo easier a n d m ore efficient­
ly
D arin« «fe« holidays. Mr. a n d Mrs. student in W illam ette university:
Jones u i d th a t a fte r th e rod.««* $$. W. Ventre had alt a t th e * ■ » « Mrs Charles Ik. \\ tison ef Lebanon.
parade h a d been improved last year. ehUdrvw barn* for « ta fin » » '« ta to
Howard t«A** af < «tate.
“W e decided th e town should get I I » » i n Eighteen af th e fam ily, da-
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behind th e project an d make it faig- » M in « «eve*» af ib» I I |» * « a fc lU - 1 a b fa rn u . f r a m e s fonte M Lnn
ger an d better. We started to try to rren. gatta«*« around th.i « tbitoUam Awgeton, who will «eil fo» ìn d ia in
find a n o rsa n tta tic n to m ake th e dinner table. THooa In I t a «fatare Vebewer? aa a m io ta w ry ; aia l C o rt­
rodeo go a n d elim inate th e liability ar* (left «e rig h i. k w l rw a—fern , a to » « f a r a f t a l l H allyw eta. and
of th e cham ber of commerce. If we
find we c a n t n u k e a go of th e rodeo
la st hight'« rotating «£.< of beTef.t
we should drop it, A com m ittee has th e m erchant's nun gin of profit
to
th e community because of th e lira
"U you farmer« could *»e how th e
been appointed to put o n a good
ttaitng it hud engendered am ong
parade. X think we can make a go m erch an ts donate to all of the»« th e bu«iuts-aieh a n d tannerò. He
of it it we all work. If we do go in to drive« you woutil wonder how they said both group» sta*uld take pride
it we should do so w ith our eye* get all of th e money to give",, f i s h * in th e conunuiitty a n d th e men
open. St takes a lot of work; th a t* er «aid “We have to «plit up th s •houid belong to both organisations
work T h e m erchant* « a n t clove up
th e way rodeos come.**
C ham ber officials pointed out th a t their »tores to work dow n th e re fur
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th e en tire cham ber of commerce i n ­ two weeks either".
B ernard K v tm s n explained th e
come a year t» approxim ately «2000.
or about the same am ount the liability insurance th a t to c a n te d
m erchant« h a re been eoninbm ina to on th e rodeo.
T h e M alheur C ounty X JWary in
th e rodeo Jones «aid the farm er
tb m au ck *aU “1 believe if we d e n t O n tan o pre ent« fa lli fiction and
duM in th e cham ber of commerce form i r ¡wenrtaMae there won’t be readable u »n«fh ti« a in it« group of
are $13 a year K. L Jarei-on *ug- oiijr riding chib. I th in k your rodeo new hooks «»n display th is week a n d
*c*ted th a t all m em ber- of each organisation «hnuld be a *euer«' ■ ready fog c trc u la ta * Saturday. J a i-
group Join th e o th er organization one. T h e riding ciah »um ber« will uary t i
After m ore d iscuaum . Neil Thmmirk help w ith th e rodeo. The avervre
W ith these book«. « new tiane-hm -
laughed a n d said "you fellows a re contribution of th e to »»»;*«* * * n ha« it a n en g em en t for borrowing will
hanging it on u<; t*>u ra n a rt in to been about $1$ tow ard th e roden. begir, » order to allow th e m axim um
the riding club for IS" Fred Black* T he average contribution of th e rid« use of books while th ep are new. To
en replied the riding club could m ake ing elufa member« ha« been W to illustrate, it one p*r»dn takes a new
•ay noth in g of their tire*. T he r u t. hook for two weeks a n d th en renews
th e dues $10 for businessmen
Jak e Fw eher pointed out th a t th e ing club m embers have been bu rd ­ it for two week*, h e imofaiMhars a
farm ers have m ore of a help pen* ened a M more th a n th e cham ber new biHik tor a m onth, thus lim iting
blent th a n in form er years and rney member«. We have appreciated greatly the num ber of persons who
canno t leave th eir crop; in July to th e ir help T he rodeo «houid be a get to read it.a« a new bunk. There*
spend a week or tw o on th e rodeo cham ber of commerce prom otion to fore, cu rrent fiction while «till In
dem and will be placed on a seven«
grounds. T he farm er'« m argin of advertise th e town.'*
profit is down and th a t cuts down Fischer expressed th e belief th a t day* bast« and will n o t be renew«
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gRfasf Been « *AiS « to Tb*gs V* *tu atad live petition iF-’iitett Irta 4 Mr. arc Mr-. To» Handler eg
sa a n d « ta g was born J k n
iim ~ .it' # a W3»m, serene and ftt*-- , Tuesday contoretoce cf growaps.
to Mr and MF-. Coye Rryaqi
■• 0 i a~-~o~yr*t od Aha «uthor’* td -
fon Jan u ary 5.
pee)««.>«s a- a m in isters *if* g n R 1 f g r a b ed $ai
Mrs. Cora Tom ^nson hfo » neW
as % glfaRiselad fo r n im .yesga %i
^fanddaukhter. fa th e rin g Elaine, 'VJiosRny .)a$W ^»'-«ui
C hicapi's bpys court.
The Jan u ary meeting of the(*9B(l-
Eni# £*©>’. radio personality, (p - born December IR at Ja n Pbse. C ali­ heur County Jer-ey club will be held
scriWtrh her work as a volunteer hos­ fo rn ia to Mr. and SSr- H R. Mad*
the home of Mr and Mrs. William
pital employee during World tfc ar $ d i.i >i.irs. Tom ltion and Mrs M attie
m b near Adrian. Saturday, J a n ­
.iliK-lto'id
spen.~
Christmas
ifp
Sfevti
in "Adventures of a Nurig's *de".
dt>.< £Uid 5Ws fomlison returned to uary 12 A pot luck dinner will be
Communist doctrine nvi change Wy-- > December 27. Mr and
Vs. served ut noon, followedkby theJausl-
Within the p arty to China, chi. iginc a. i$. Waddell also have a son, ness m eeting BusinesV'of th* ’i ^ y
relationship- to the Kremlin, and Jftmmu
will include changing the club by­
a te influence if present leadership
laws.
i on both Ku--ian and Chinese p a r # ®SKv3C i-rom
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Re. irns to »nada—
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VSrs. Jam es Atke-on and daughter^
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MrSs H H arriett
arrliftt Ha tots of Edmonton.
"jClime-e Communism and the R.-ss*
C hert Lee of Pari-. Frany? arrlv *M Alberta. C anada ¡ell Wednesday
At Mao" by Benjam in Schwartz.
¡j) Caldwell to visit
xi-.e home ot evening
_ enlng for h er honi^ a fte r visiting
s G ertrude Ayte-oh In three for three weeks with relatives. Mrs.
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M onths they MU toe joined ^yy M Harris, a form er Nyssa resident, has
Sgt Jam e- Atkt-son .vhqQis now been h u n g in, C anada since Febru-
P r i r f f O r d e r e d serving with the Arndfifean embassy a a , s h e a n i- h«F f ister are op ep ^*
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of in F ran ta Atke-on was a former ](^S a restaurant,
(( »xfaaued from Ewire R
resident of Nyssa.
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H artk y , Hyssa grower and s h ip jrr
( :'.rd l' .’lv 1'Ote ( hang* —
and rnembaf of the Oreyon-Idaho
fi0A togifa—
rtoe St Anne's A ltar society card
potato commission, and Tom I.-er . T he Im a rlc a n Legion auxiliary will p a ^ y . w|nch was o m ln a lly sched
O ntario shiPPWr, said (.xi:>* afarut fiva hold w s a R g f home-made ddhahnuts »led f-k J a n u a r y '.J a has >been
ig, Jafm
per aarit oi the 101 cj»*^ i9*W»us and co ltm in theo-yowell service changed to Fridav-evenlng,
Ja ary
in -tor««* hi< I M V .t -o :g r a« Wd 'ittio n faa»'.urc!*y, January 12. be- }1 It will be hekk/a
pivtont a » $ * f is
>V0Vh
OOfai order is lw:ge U ° a # * ü t a ^ v;r' nlnK • ' * " *
br idse. pinochle and canas
principal, l«*» gfowevs vng si;«Wfe*»
front rew—¡tors. Raymond Sag*» *9 eapiw tod t*u* ih*f tta high s'
T h î ïiesî labi baby born In the
Mrs 3 u d # tls o n and I ^ is were
fa lto * ;« ' hospital is a boy.
Tiyas*. M r t a i
l os«*», said Mrs. unto mii.'iTAittol mr ii*\»l to
bill b* «taivdHttot %n4
r.)j0 h**i**l Jwuiar>° 3 He R a son m B I »• Saturday.
B ow aei Ve*tfa«**n of ( otoae. %»*•'» pofwtoas
in;»«»» t?.« f«autwtt*:«i ot Wc«; p ,
D »«««. alfa» to mending ¥?¡a
t *<•+•, estebSisfwg o«»t a to^-ta$ <•»
ta Avana. .«If mg fata « « • and*
n v to i y®««>, With4»«w«l < 4 « ta
*irt ora gp.«.¿«elUfa •* «ta Ne
«••Itiheen ldwh.0 pJi.»,~o «rod««* «M
shipper:» i» UD t t a ?*tar*l '»LotrbOtag
W* btw leaving the stwte and w ill sail o u r j*$korijkl
ac«Mw$. 'te te a m rifallo i
««»«•.•»«Kit fa>itowirg. ection tvOdW in pFOjpwrtv a? public aucjjon four m iles south of N yt«a. 3 •»
able. M ota p o p ila r non-iictiofc titles • WWWtlng ib Rurtoy I*-'rid:..*
im ita waM on G rahd avemve, IV 2 m iles n o rth an d ’a m ile
■ * M tliait Vv r.eo («lllng
may to to rso a e d for ten aceh*. but (My fore» wtoufsiorjart.: if A
«mai *4 OU-’ s corner
not renewed. While Vie to«*Si% aie kefiri»* «greemvn*. id ull pun*» wf 0vt
ne*. W hen d em ar.t »ie»r?a«e« the
book* e tti be ptoreu on th e regular tob*'%t' Rivet »-«'Ivey .
H r ,» v 99 Shbvvfidlmwn of Rhmfol.*'.
tw«»-we«rti* ceneWabi* iiasi*. .
ptesUtewf (4 ‘die Odwlfar V ottta M tiv-
t.
M artin tkum pet. a physician, en- > per *. Cysvociwtiott. suggested e sMp-
amines happlne«« a- a -tate of m ind hing fatato y oj rm> or t v » osalas
«rat body in T h e Anatomy of tiap -
ih p:*uM**t <M:«ln«$ th e ceiime aefac*
pine»»".
ffho hssoeigtioa ptesjJent sewf '».fuc
•Tfiis W eayant te a * by Anne •.hipm ewto ¿.r<e fgz «head of fo-t y*ag
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Ov«»e. a n Irish nwvci: tell« of F aith ml Vito limn* fciid we can tu d i kheA
•to re p 's problema a« -he refuses an off th e fabsrhet fur a imitith ot Cf1
o tte r •>! security fai marriage to M ark days w ithout having any -urpl.ua."'
fkvWny, %
but comes later to value his stead*
t d b officers «4 Idgho wnJ fMtotow
tttoaa.
?i'.*r*r« begwn wnraing Turndap on
Facts concerning unconventama! effurts to secure wdlustmrtrts ka t t a
W Mlemenvef th e « • » ui around lien* new ceiling« <* pofwtoe«.
ver, Colorado, ctowd tlie volume
Cftrowet* an d shipper- heve d iwldwd
called "T he W ildest of the West", into four ««unmittees. each one
w ritten by tortbes Targhili.
U m * different phase of tin
Headers e f tlie JaUia sten»« will gram.
be intere-tetf to'"K enny 's fiaugiiter"
(fa Wednesday, potato g r
by Mago He La ■ Roche, which re ­ sent to th e OTA a petition asking to
count« Id -rear-old Adeline'« first to am end its price'setting f*guleU<»i
first love a ffa ir am i trip to Ireland to bus«-: th e bn«e price alloeed for
H unter» of gam e birds will find fdafiu p u te u e - from t l g c to R R
helpful R ay F H olland’s "Rcatter* The petitbm was «igtied by Chattels
gunning", which gives th e habit« wf J. Mar-hall'. Jerome shipper, in his
d ifferen t specie* during gunning ten« own behalf an d m behalf d a tt a$h-
PUIrUC FARM SALE
FRIDAY JANUARY 18
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The Following <9t© M. C. 8« A. H tih lC
Dora. 207» 3 years, «y© H-7, fie'sh lune I.
Clara* 209, 3 year*, sire
flm h Maw ?.
Dee Dee, 210. 31* years, sûre H I.
January 29.
Pen, 426. 2 y «ai*, «ita H-7. liM h July 31.
Su«. 427. 2 yea?«, sii« HA. tta«b Iiuy $
IQS& sire H-8, eight months.
10SI. sire H I2; eight months.
1223* sire H-8* seven months.
1320. sire H-8. seven months.
Two steers, one year old.
Cows are all on DHIA* owwer-scxni pi-
on test lor 3 years* Herd test 1961.3A
Holstein cow* H years.
2 Holstein heilers. just fresh* 4 gallons e a c k
Holstein heifer* yearling, SCO pounds.
Holstein steer* yearling* 300 TMxmdffe
Shorthorn steer* 600 pounds.
White-face steer* §00 pounds.
Heifer calf. 6 weeks.
Bull calf, four weeks._____
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MACHINERY
1 Cultivator, sis row, beet, complete jsM i
rear bar* John Deere.
1 Tickle weed®?* Ferguson.
1 Buck mke, Olson* with eetra teeth.
1 Hydraulic lift for buck rake or manure
loader.
1 John Deere four-row beet cultivator.
I licCoimscfc-Dei ling three seettea hartr m.
| Huit?bef tired
Barbed wire, */• mde.
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B Bolls woven wise fenrimj. used wee vnm
ter* 32 inch.
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76 Fosts, 300 wood poles, pancils, Job:: Do-
er® beet tools, elan i^ , kruv@e, etc., croam
aeiMsratoi', post bol© dlygei' forks, hoos,
v/oed burner, V, inch gal. pipe, 60 feet;
«wie-inch ;)ipe,?.0 leet; two-inch pipe, 15
b>e:; no! water lank, four bundles
shingles, two milk cans 32 feet of soil pipe,
i ron, some new and scrap.
McCoanick-Deering J2-fooi a amp rake,
john Deere ’ovoi-bed spud digger.
. John Deere oeet lifter windrower.
McCormick manure spreader
Truck :ubber-iired wagon.
Glen Roberts electric v/elder, like new.
¡950 John Deere auto-wire :if- baler, with
all attachments
27 Boxes of wire
I Milk cans, float, touf-fow beet cultivator,
some beet tools, electiic heater, separat­
or. other items too numerous to mention.
* In one ci^"T stride, Willy« R b l 'n ct p mem to* the future, with a car whi<
embodies advanced feature« of Aero design *■----■ With its advent, many other cam
firmmr ebeolete t a . For no other car (ntstut» it» combination of Etfawavi .
iff bnrmr Rkfet tow*ccntctvof-e»vit>’ Safetvt ahecr ilottar VjtJws
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100 Bushels of feed oats.
100 Bushels of Lemhi wheat.
will notice when you ma «he «uPpràv?
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TERMS—CASH
LUNCH SERVED ON GROUNDS
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