P A G E S IX
i'HE N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y
JO U RN AL. N Y SSA
OREGON
■im M S * c$9w0me>. © M Wi-
ftobtR wl&»SSr dqgfig t*p ^ p 2 ®s
M o - t o f W «* u k "*
Mr M b s ©ntm m<9* a w 'd * »
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guests
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and
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Shs A£&ora yj60-hem S %»1BP
H e l d f o r (l«*U | ile
C h ile s Qlidpertson
trails ®r®3Q Ehprs. 1 <b Opening to
. o f a « » SunstA aflftliary
home of©er parents, m»'
Mo.O <9
titles on thas kkkeS’s
SUNSET VALLEY, Jan.
ifty »lsit
cleaned <Jhe W V f i hall Friday af list (fl &e\} Ciook» at tfi® S&lhedB
friends and relatives of Mr and \Sr>. a w lt ^ s CUa.il¿fyllinmO-' Q r r ^ t h
ternoon. s\ »•®uyg and inopping the County library are non-fiction, in»
Archie Smith rented the Nyssa Or has nc£ QQ9n well.
American Legion hall for Sunday
IJpctors scraped O n©"* ijpn t© t- floor, and Oushing out the cup- eluding biography, hgjnor, fishing,
and gave a tgrewell dinner for Mr (JW’s thurri(^©oiie this wet©, and al bjards. |Jhe group startedr a series practical suggestion» in speaking,
and Mrs. Smith, who have ©ved in though ¡a O' •‘■till in the Nysva hos- of dance, at the hall, to be held and in stamp collectino- ThO t©o
tins area for about 14 years. Smith p taA hii condition is much iinp©v- every other Saturday night, begin novels in the group will circulate ft>r
ning January 12
seven days only, while they are new,
has sold his place and purchased a Od.
„
_
Dick Wyatt left Friday ai^ernoon whereas those non-fiction titles
farm in southwestern Kansas.
Sup(j 3 r gi©H <0 S® and fjfrs.
which are likely to bg in demand for
Miss Jo Ann Price visited from PaOes KoWf> Thursday evenWg were on a return trip to Baker.
Mr and Mr ®elbert Garner drove a time, will circulate for the usual
Sunday until Tuesday at 110 home Mr ©id luKs I Old son Robb. Mr and
of her brother, KennethoPrice of %rs. ^ ill Q^multon and famM of t i B'U-e Friday &>r rnedu^l cffieck- two wee^s but will ^pt ©» renewable
James DO Ellenwoti! etU, OQpri-
Jkyssa and l 0 >- and lOr
@a% ro O*
Adrian.
fill-day visitors at the Wayne Robb enced piltlic speaker, a^uCJb sdlijio
Wuyne Simpson and his brother, Robb and son, Mike.
Robb’s ai©i rakftflks ho© to process ©> "O*
Lynn Simpson, both of Hooper. Utah,
Oeith Uooley, ©tio O h ®-- hi leg home O’ridaC were Oil
have purchased the Weaver farm just above his aifile
t ifrijl. 0 > rfick', £.<• ^)avis, and her mother, You're «atolng to $ar£t» a SpeO^fc"’
14 U3c# i-ytle of pdafto.
They are brothers of Carl Simpson. able to h©i© ttiO cast l*>t^hioi«C
tJetl's OCtffitdlti CQotip Guide"
ifinOO oJ stamp col-
tfir ct®l ® r 0 'iOd Osgfhi of Moses discics.©«
Mr. and Mr- Claude tí»ils<©i ©nd GOOD
rari-
Aiy « a « - » » , ©n jo®i-oi# "*> f » L i k e O -fe dinner guests »t the hotpe l«cfiug, lncArtftng *\tXhP
©on, Earl, left Monday morning on
a trip to tftinn. Colorado to obit ?flr and C&s y*rn «TlCftnor. fta i th# - o 9 « r . and Mrs © wto.uio Ch'iPeekc t<as, vci#S>o, Or*U Ais©»ol. B? is pre-
pcrrd ko <tto cicroto* *? 9 ftil<flNy,
onisfortgao og«unni ig O t.*«<i© «¡$u> evening, flhe gca.st» » ¡ « visiting
relativos, 'gerry Wilson
i Smith.so«*a»i irtsutuklkw, ota« is
horge With &> and VS,
James thk Ojt.ll at ftis f»x , and then th* CButgrio
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fty Wbfl ^ 1 's. CU V Cocksil ©i® W « « u n ®-ffltwi-
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at tto fl,'i»l(i©‘li fto - (R«ul (SotU6«it«m. fibd S0r gufi V£ ä
tkeadeffs «k blo©r^yWy OÍD Okjoy
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,t if cl end ftcii the ieW^O i O®» j W s 1 ìtùP SùPllov auf) Bocghtov Odre kvn- "Yo y age to ©Uidoard" Ay XofOgh C
©»racib l-OW his Q&m uffr guff.sts « t UÖ (borne of í$r cok tournas, ©ftécft’ is the Ufo of Robert
• Y O U R D ® t l.A R «
, sele Orittfisf. £Dis son, guirrllc 0 ittt .s Sfli C ic»n ce ffialipr in Ogtcrio »eÿi* 8/Ouis S«i>t»DlM»n draon fro® con
♦ ttOniiitiU collOty»» in CUlidGOll W
temporary aouec«s. also biographical
•flay.
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Pin«!* for Wo ‘DXSC CW? in ‘ 9&J9 to
Tu» dev fiivirfifi guffst et the horao is "libe Indago ®untine” , ©hieft ie «
h*l® SPie fc3Miy ©otw to W ks -C &•
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i, F a r t h c r
of vßr «ntl Mi s (JranO Pertto tfais moiaviir o® «ho puet. afina St. Yiincwnt
ant ftBr.s. IBtHtfa© tievo pufctk 6 -*<i
O»ff« Oer« Sfir CT.d Mi IfiOis SS.it- Mtillay, fty ®5ac»nt Sheean.
SITM
a homo on SSorUi second stn»t
An acco®n« of d a p -s t* fishiha is
jautort flDaffott h©s rente© the c i»ll Sßr and Mis (Po/fto sgN© A la » Villioes' "Quest of theficfvoon-
eufikay
in
Wumg»
at
the
home
of
O u th r» fc m . anti moved ' SSOfi&e
Mr Berko's si W , Mrs. (R»l|»h %jr- Or Argias". TTho author himsolf was
this tstonSSk iato 'M houo
Oith the Fbrtugutf.s* codfishihg fleet
fis.
Mr
®rww» Conger attejuie© e
Mrs. Wayne ©am er and bebv on their visits to th* iSr«nd ®anks
eteing bee usuior the fumuiX-Aup >f
©BNVOfiB
e ie * «
and O roan la At-
the ectensM© unit at tiio b < a f t daughter ftathy fi,ynn ertived 'home
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:«u *
John Chniii, e %ffioin <2 faurmor, '
Weknesíiay
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conveiescing
at
the
Mrs f)on UY jo
UMANA.
Miss fBiner Df the county eaten- home of afirs. ©artier's ¿taienfc, Mr makes humorous observfttions on the
life ahoul fti® in "He it he? Hay »o r
sion offioe cm U pie ole »t a leader s •nd Mr Bruce Petr.
Mr «ufi Mr
mieivm 1ft»nfiarv¡s ©rass.'’’
Y ; : , i HRU-Bl :•
I traininc aeotixi# to he held »• the
"Manowen” ky Ksther S5a©raff is
house of t$»s. ©binof
BYntay, and family and Mr and Mrs. f e e s
Short Scante R om * gc -
V£. »•tell eere Sunday dinner guests a first navel, th* story of the life of
January 19
an orphaned boy. who grew up in the
Mr. an© Mrs Charles Wii.<or, of of Mi and M¿. Matter Hilhs.
"Ma ^ W r c % &-V* dáW?
SlosCMll w « visitor, at ttw koine
<*enn Rnottlkkham of Bias#
j of their son, Barley, Thursday of ah overnight guest at tlie G.
VW Main St.
Phon« 2B? this week
t'ounsil home Ptiduy Mrs. Cou
1 Mr. a»*d Mrs. p e e Wdsnr.. Mr «(•<•<iifipanied her son Glenn or
trip to kmae fYidcy
F a r e w e ll
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E.í;íimatee Glad!v G ive; i
Phone 13 IL2 Panna. Idaho
H E A T IN G
G E O R G E j. K IN Z E E
POTATO PRICES
You as a consumer have a real stafre in (he potato growers’
case for ceiling price adjustment E«>tato growers ut 3Pregim
are run particularly opposed to ceilings, hut flrel thai an-
nounccd prices are too low. Mere is why:
fo supply y©u year in and year out with orhokwme^
nourishing potatoes, wa arc hound to have years o? snepSits
.. with resulting low prices. We have jast gone Aronrh
ft ntr surplus stars.
During those I ikip year*— even nith jB'vernmeaii «ug^iul
— growers did not prosper. Many wens hroAe.
AHAi THE uROWER RECEIVES PFR 100 PUliNDS
195? MN m 9 rm
r. r
Fu sent ceiling price
t.*ss poch.igme
und li«njlmg
fiVfe.S
fi 7S
i.ess pioduction costs I *M) 2,f>S
(iiowci suturi for year
tmfimtos -Price Year
Under
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Vt.<©
U H I II*«.
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N?.uKct price ?',’?
C css puckugxi«
•nd hwwMtng
$ .75
I css pUMluctwn costs I .-*() y.4.f
f t »SS
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91.25
Grower's s.u«ry...........
NS -1 ¿.OKS
ferner fiad U e tomi to in n. I
Ik®
$2.29
NKW :
ol OfQQUn *.••••
OF
COMMISSION
Representing 2,5.10 Potato (¡roseere
REDMOND, OE.EGON
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S O M E T H IN G
NEW
CARPET
fiJ S t
(9000 a taifc acDhcoehihe* h o « on. h uffe
D EAD
A N D
SCB WJOtriftatO ft* thff 'ifiorcte of
BkssCO
New I* C AysteA C
hign
school studenfil^rd^ Chd scftool tont .i
purchaseO a SO© ¡juftlie ®rtd«ff^
«»stem.
tlortaeeaon Meeting—The !#tt«r-
«sm, » o f « a rfeetmg to set up » few
?uk»s of conduct. Some of thfc<© rules
wore: N»necking on school grounds,
(i|lF®8 YOUR P L U M B »
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TRADE
"H B J W E N t? W S ^ T
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M uilinq
I B o r ir
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stocked at ail tissues oiU* M kts. puiiM??,
S S I9 9 N .
fruats, nttao,t«&S»s arid kia«inni tiwds.
You can htijr t h e « 2u»<«& fro® u e »e a tS
you don't rent a fctetse?-at tBh*»Je<<sl<r' <m3S
i * « e » Yfau'A? Be suitMised at how much you
sa w and deLkhted at the tehier q u id 's afi
the xtami and Rotj if ©ill Be ritt as <sS w tu uoi.
I'iSBt to your gc^stie'ukiS &<re« 8 *
Yfo» oils * l v sate Oh « « i d e a fires*» frtatf s»
veeefateitrs awdi fuic®* at our hulk twice s aa4
you elll h a t« tftwra at ?ouf tiTiaertips at aK
tiSGten. Ofeut Juice», so «h t»t«d toy childT*®,
¿are ih*t*s>*ijf ready for that giuck «m d-off
Pl*h fas that ''«»BMttutut diftareot" »uppoe,
sjieiS&gp foe hat «alad. trash blue W itiffi fiutr
that ffeifff Gerry pie. t r a u l sprout», .so gardea
fsflwft., 6* asparaa'tx »prax» W e hava them alS
•ad ei8 at bulk price« You « i l l eat fcettoe
fat toss.
P h o n e 78-J
USELESS
A N IM A L S
PR O M PT
R E M O V A L
HARTM AN'S LOCKERo
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It w ill pay y o u t o ¿nvestitfét* ou r rid icu lou sly gen er
A N IM A L P R O D U C T S
Nam pa, Idaho
ous fro zen food) o ffe r t o be g iv e n fo r a lim ited tim e only.
O PEN
EVENINGS
ON DISPLAY SATU RD A Y
B o v a l .
S T Y U flg ,
L & & m cas? fis it* c
t*oP m.V) Sfv^iin^ D* lu »:0 4 Door S<Sl£lftfi liÄb Cor »CSC (t»o* «bv comparée ©oft ! in •$(> fg»df
iuof.o /1 ufi itondorô GqwpmQnt and trim illtgofitottiti, « dQpendont on avoitdêilftfi tjP QalOnal f
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infestiMut in thrift. yo\* should tKnrj? it HeiS
|3 Y ears In Nyaso
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Call
9 0 S V M S $ 8 ® M W S A H 86 $ A k I D C f § (9%
AXMINSTER
NEW
NEEDS
if ISeYh Sets, W ater Headers
,| erwD Pressure System ®
H OVnDW W J C S A N D C A R P E T S A S D O W N P A Y M E N T ,
t r ? ®ro si-00
DO YOU HAVE A
\ HOME FREEZER?
Horcmi, Coei. Calves. Shecsf®, Hogjt-
C&tik for lie* koMtoe and e®we
FREE
A bo ©> os ag>
M »& H ia a ^ o ^ a a é H 9 tô ««; 9 to »lfb
t& t6vp O' Whohda Wakes. QHtfHO
seoeettf* ; 8 esW» tóvHe-tO o
ikrter. fchcSidu's f© » Ärie%Ä; IBMt'
vin £o©e,c.s & [ » l o HUggins. QkOcQD
woodsmen; Älan ® a :a e © PSXk
ftiggins. Nftlo's Ä iA ” ; an® giiifc
ftachus as Mrs. ÿefrayH*. Hillte®
iH.th-er
® t* afeisor
<to KJ-.
•«• •r. Prin cip i.
8 ak»*î M t o k - ilM Bikklri 9' * * ]0
Suc» s Clm tejewf sHho o ü » âom
tít tto* Ooliy tiwote* key* YÖ«
ii®h®. jftnolisCs atu jjhrtiuiv
occ*«ct¿u©.i.s«: Oyi**9 eoinaar. ____
<&* « « I M »io)w*: JSWH*’ U S » * * '.
ua^ofi-wAotov. amß Ku d-w Cuno© a».°
cordion plajtfr
REiJORO
soAHHaAdia aotaiRisao
Allen Louis Coats and Jean Wall-
arh. both of Ontario.
qin»»»e®rte dleeM® l « w «
t i r t u Tiunber company vs, (fcekf
f , Haney, recovery on account.
0 » i r
tTnlHd Cr«d*t Men's AsseciatiHI
ys 4»mar Hit«, ft. ub . recovery >%
account gSk! 3k
foMer's IV«d triA Euef. Inc ys.
I PftaU® A. Mitchell, recovery dv rote.
« » «
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Wvss« S um kr fi*ompany » • Yho
Mbrocco Oardeks. reccowry oh a<*
count. *ir» 2 «k
Mary M I ifht «s Wu Iter ¿out*
Light, divorc#
Wnlip Coyne es. ftlbort S' .?i>nkifts.
et al. replewm.
Guss Ttavis vs. Oscar Aund, d*m-
tt*es. Stfti l>5.
These costs ate based on U. S Mo. I |H®aMt*. BOsMvvvsCg
skhstantial portions of every potato crop are gradWBtoy la *
as No. 2 and sue S Ufie ceil tag dfi if«e«e
<•
cents per pound. Actually, the grower mast esli th » fiwaiHkS
of his crop below cost of prOelim liott tSfeift se.if iin4fe? (Tiff’S)
ceiling prices.
" l air El ay” would allow pifi-.tfc, growers q evtBkistfiKd®
profit. I his is not possible under present ammiuiice^seiliKJ?
prices
I air Play** would not force potato growess te as#
part of their crop below cos® ext producfiitn TYiaV’o trhjf
potato growers believe tha® present c«iling prices sfta<eJi $$
adjusted.
•
POJATO
• 91 * Monkey's SfBa-Jw". can8 ®oOoha
S hoos ua th« HdricR cc®anek*t«. YBiiihMH.se®
»s Aua? 8 D ds ®. «ao oifl
Wfis
- rod
by saiaWnt ©>fi®
t»d*y fTsal« «WEtJM VAX*' Oaeo iefie»
a*wMio«® ViJorviai « 1 0 0 : tor GQMck By
M » 1 eAjhnaiesfck os SPmny idlay.
fit© «OCA
toes ¿'«ec-pati Mu goo.
*Av«ruw# produd on, puiiog | ond bundling
Com m ikk on o* 11 mu to* .
OREGON
Y O U R
N E W tif. HEIGHTS, J»n. 17—At
Unitfid Prffsbytfirian cor©i«B«tio
inerting, which followed a potli
dinner Svtnd«y. M L. Kurty was
♦•lectffcl *s fiunfi«y .scii«>l supffrinf
dent and Trvin Topliff «s »ssisti
.supffrintwnksnt. C. B Hill: one
the elders; Stanley Hill. Dick itrM
uiui Iw in Topllff as trustees; M
Dudley Kurta ¡*nd Mrs. L vin Topi
cradle roll coihAiiUe»: Mrs. H i
filenn. «nd Mrs. Wvsley Eiercy,
ception committee, and Mr*. M.
Ji»d(t *nd Mrs. Curl Hill, flower co
nruttee During the morning chui
service Mwrcelyn MdCuiky uod
L Kurt* guv« talks conoernih*. me
coming yew's church Work M*rcwlyn
1 president of the high school group
•nd Mr Kurtz superintendent of tjie
Sunday school.
Mrs M L Kurtz wt hostess «t a
taffy-pull in her home Monday eve
ning kft«r scjbdol, *h «n th« int«r-
mediate girls of Ur« United Presby
terian Sunday scfiooleptertained the
boys of the cl*.si
Tilhe R«*ton «nd .fake Horce play
ed foe • dkitt® in Bunuet vulley Sat
urday night.
The Boy Scout troop i f f went on I
» hike to Kimrock Saturday. Boy-
from here were Terry Horge. Wall
ace tlittkr and Eugene Harris.
Mrs .fake Bk>r«e tiegan teachlne
I hi the Adrian grade school Itonday ,
Mr tind Mrs. Dnle Glenn returned
I Tuesday from Modesto, California.
I «p er» they had treen visiting Mrs. I
! aienn's yaiwnfs, Mr. and Mrs. Ceri
Willlaisi.t, and tttehd-
Mr. and Mrs. ¿&»je Cllenn attended
j e <r«rd {Marty in the Tarry D ’.mmu*
home Wafitrday hi*ht
Mr. avid Mrs £tu k Krte-ft. Mr altd
I Mi-s. HrU Sfiatniitoh. Mr. and Mr.
! SCehi®tk Price and Mr and Mr
Dudley Kurt* attended a dam « la
Caldwell (iaturdey night
Mr and Mrs. Irviia Topteff and
T e r * '« eputrd as tfi« Marry W arm »
I »®>me *n H am a Thui d ** Mr. War-
! ren had keen mturwd m am accident
Mr and Mrs. Ahtohio Mart am *
and chiidren returned from Walnut
©rove, California Wednesday.
S îo k e n
soâ|fe9P©ioi*ehold> oi
an no pallsiB? °® ©5^ ^loc8 W k
« 0 running ®o m krtrooos
gMicfi© *ttg |g>ng
flg j^ fi. yirrlHiT V -
t tlv
M 90* « 0 « 4 à » « 0 *&*JB 8
associa’dptb «6
ClenfliWDkk's % i* e megft''. T-agia
SiTotortciei W 0 o ««ile s -s i0 ila 9 *o
is "g!te
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* «hose eft the IkgMtaOM oH OOrmnJ 0
eg tkfi oOruag^ 9ot î3»n» anflpng
Sf© gishfi flieo Voided on
those ingolged cgi QtO success of c a t e r
putting © ® 4 ft ON?
« th‘
ÿ s t seile«. *
letic sweaters.
Senior Class 9(ay^-Sen®fs tried
.A iilL fi 11 ■ K i f t H
out for their parts in th® .play, " g t *
Nibnkey's Unde", fieads «a?* fdkon
by Joann* Bartley *s abnhyBoll. *9
lipkkar-o^» g*rl 8 *o*aki«ik© ®o ft» W
By JoarOe lAsrtley
lj^yeik-olfi WMcfikk«®®* BtdgHStt:
Student ftudy Meeting (Soweri C^ttear »»Lson «> ©o?y fitetesft®«.
7j3btch, chairman of thff iftirdi >&
WANTED
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THURSDAY
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kiatij; transmission and JU>5-hjgu (ÇnginAflSSI
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