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N Y S S A G A T E C I T Y J O U R N A L . N Y S S A . O R EG O N . T H U R S D A Y
foresee Enough
Judging from tin fire worts." that
Help for 1952 appeared
near Hys.»*, this weefc.
Directors Elect?*!; to
N am e
O ffic e r s
At
Nyssa Meeting
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Locai Reservoir
“Spud* íHiina»¡ Lertam J o Jr ill
Light IMirnotncuiiii
-V.|piK*ar« In S ty Jn
Vicinity of Nysn*;
Labor Sponsors
Ík ÍÍU A R ¡> ' f.-U « «
K c g u la t io iis '
Mother Nature or one of tier modem
contemporaries usurt have mixed up1
.some dates.
Mr* CLude Day of the Kingman
Koiony area reported that «bout •
o'clock Monday morning three large
white lights appeared in the tky Just
south of Nyssa They started falling,
leaving a line of smoke above them.
Then another tight appeared and
fell.
A little later three more ap-
peared and dropped in th* same way
and place. They seemed to fall from
a foggy sky Just south of Ny&sa.
The Ughts fell alowly so they
surely were not flying saucers. Mrs.
Day said
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iÄ iu fifv y
Malheur county potato growors
While more than 10
not?
After electing director* at a meet­
it! every bo «h upped to i
have
entered prote is against the
lia« bean falling in n ’> a dm mg
ing held In the Boulevard Orange
Nyaaa.
Inclusion c l Malheur county in po­
(January, •mow hau t> i
. up m
hall W t Thursday afternoon, the
The proverbial ‘meaa—4 thief*' '
tato price regulation* for Oregon
Uie owyh«"i watershed - th» pemt
Malheur County Farm Labor Spon­
Action was taken at the annual Po­ in»«, agai» vabk-d ids ugly head.
where filling «*f the Owyhee .••ser-
soring association heard slate offic­
tato and Onion orower.- association
The Mslbcsr county M in k e<
yolr this ye*i i almvtt assured,
meeting
in
Ontario
January
29.
ials and others discuss projects for
01
revealed thia
The prote-1 pointed out. according
Paul H'lUod. Owyhee i>r« le.
. :h
hand labor during the 1962 farming
to Turner Bond assoclatlcgt secre­
season.
WM tQ
gusurd of control manager said Wed-
tary. ttiat the 20 ient increase in
The member- elected directors as
price ui Idaho over that allowed in oansa a part *i tm p«iM few«, snad ne-«la?
follows: Loren King and Bill W ire-
¡. am 436.000
Oregon
under the pn« e control or­ prlnrliMiXly fee the relief eg gain «u*d> Xhg m rvoLr now
ger of Ontario. Roy Hiral and Louis * 1 7 4 3
la R a is e d
der would disrupt the u. ual pro­
Pratt of Adrian. Warren Farmer and
0O< ot
trem the Hecrbaaa M »NM
« t fegl«# full. In tepih
cesses of marketing potatoes, besides
Norbert Sarazin of Nyssa, Matt
«d* ■
week «ad.
being unfair to grower on the Ore­
“
«r. use r#s#m)tt as 24 feet below
Schaffer and H* nry Kendo of Vale,
<4 N y*a
gon aide
fuif-outfit The ifife w «• ti.e
and f rank Sakata and Ray Olson
W «*
Nyssa firemen will drive the fir*
Wire* were sent to the Oregon "The p a M e a sr f «faim * ear
i pfe-wnt tun» t* about three time«
of Payette The director* will elect
I te UM s t i a ef i«« e w u r f M ¡ j the ryumal.
senators, the oftn« of prne stabili­
officers February 1 at a meeting to track through the street* between
eneagk wttJsaat b » Nag I » w a ­
zation. and the national potato coun­
TTsa am»unt *>* stiewon the i > m r-
be held in the farm labor office n 1 and 8 p. m. Tuesday. January t9
i f the | «had, practically aazure« s H i, i-esex-
ti sffer an «pportunlty to local resi­
cil. asking that Maltwur county be
Nvssa at 8 p m
thief
la
the
waeli."
placed under regulations for Idaho
• voir for the -»iming tfhtgat«,n «(» .-
The building program that has been dents to make contribution* to the
W
to bring uniformity to tiu- district.
on Ho-a-a said.
started with a view of providing polio fund. Persons desiring to make
Grower* at the a**oriath« asset-
The tw*» and r*ne-h,slf inches ->f
permanent buildings at the Adrian. a contribution or add to contribu­
mg also protested the strict inter­
now up th* g.-our«* «4 the Owyiiee
Ontario and Vale camps was dis­ tion« they bars already made should
pretation that ha* been mad* on
4am Wwgcwagat «fc- Jee. than the
cussed The first building now under *tej> to their porches and rais* their
shape and appearance in making a
depth »* Nysaa
con traction at the Ontario «m p , hands or otherwise Indicate they
No. 1 grade of early Russet potatoes
The Oureaa *>t rtolamatici nvtru-
i a cinderbl *ck structure containing want the firemen to atop.
Lawren Rung. Ontario, mam Valued
^
^
_| «penis /mwAmt towr irwhe* t J sgioW-
12 r«x>ms The 24 by 84 foot build­
Wilton C. Jackson, Nyssa polio
that the Russet variety planted and!
ing will provide living quarters for
S n c iíiiK f
I r p iu
f i i i t t b i z » . » * aMtogiaiftieiy di of
harvested eariy will not pruduca a* j
1 R f*- l d l l o l
1 1 v l l U gn ifiati « t ztrúetiei® t > * i rirh. of
transient laborers. Association offi­ fund drive chairman. -a»d Wednes­
day
that
(1743
ha*
been
collected
by
smooth tubers as the -ame variety
_______
«o« *w fall U a d t t
During the
cers hope one of these building*
muput of Iatiii«rg 10 * inches of
can be built each year as money be­ his organization in the present
Mather Nature teak time out early a w her. but she left her handiwork planted tater. and th.it grades should
comes available The program is in March of Dimes
Sunday morning to show the young- sprawdag grotesquely over the coun- be more liberal on ti e early portion 1 B i l l D a v i s S a y s I s s u e i silow has tallen
The (1743 includes (16414 con­
Measu,remen*, tag»»« «T. the Silver
line with a plan of the labor spon­
sters how to roll snowballs. No owe tryslde.
(Gat* City Journal Photoi of the cixip A vote by producer* pres- ]
Is N o t h in g l e s s T h a n
en* authonted u request to the state
Cut f aQo'O ot*ut«w k»niM.r» 1 r* reaied
sors to secure better and more per­ tributed by the pupil- of the grade
x-hool The high .school spomored a
department of agriculture for a more
| 54 pvfjbs c.t «pob * k » a 7(4 inti we of
manent hi «using f.<r transients
F ree d o m
liberal interpret at u>n of hape and
< moisfutv 17» i t 6 melles ».«impares
Joe Wilson of the state farm place­ March of Dime«" at the Ontarie-
general appearance on Russets m ar-' _ .u
. .
. ..
.
to M inches normol Wetev <»*it*nt
ment bureau «aid labor will be a Ny> * basketball fo n t and the F F A
J
— up
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organization di-
t<m» « f »®ai A? eh* South
keied
to ¿September
20
little tighter than in 1951 He stated collected contribution on a March
A report by Diuiiev tsitt-m, Ontario ^
. A'T‘eili alt
®UP* Mountton N*> t stb#ie®. VfU".* was
that since the *tart of the Korean of Dime*" tape so that the oontn-
kx'al member of the Oregon V
o
U
X
t i I •
ot ara»« ,»i the gt**ind(
war, the number of war industry, butions resulting from school ac­
Re adents of this section of Mal­ fluffy, were formed by the correct commis*KKi reviewed uses made of
* r’ * c * ur,'
nota^ e\Ui ( I rtohws *Ȓ oagnaVat* tv# nor-
workers has doubled and will double tivities amounted to (327 51
Members of the A F c l L union heur county arose Sunday morning combination of snow, moisture con­ fund. collected through the t 'v cents t<K „ _in lT"Uf<tK>“ ,** , * regional
w*tee »«mtfKit tlxgre at that
again this year He added that the
tiul thu c* yntr* bfiie eg ye*» is kb w*tam t » j l fWd
Induction program will cause a fur­ local No 22918 of the sugar factory wondering why the kid- rolled all of tent. wind temper«'ure and other per hundred tax on potatoes market- WOjS*xJfp Ul
1
is
dirlfung
toward
uxialism
beoami»
5
1
atmospheric conditions k,«ne per- { ed He reported that statewide pro-
feadm »' *» »
th» w*ek
ther dram on labor, especially among contributed (164 22 to the polio fund. those snowball.-
the people are failing to tag* *uf< tram che isr sia
Stanley Stsnon won a ham at the
tCeatlnued «a Page li
The section between Adrian and «on.* said they saw the nowballs
«m tag «««e r -
the youneer men The attitude of
fkient interest to stop the uentl
immigration officials regarding wet­ give-away party given by Tobler s Ontario was literally covered with forming in the air. while others con­
3» • J*h-
shed Ne«ede «
other si«to offuwrs panicipatim»
•iU take
back.*"
also have a Lnrutin» ef­ Feed and Fuel. Inc January 18 and snowballs of all shapes and size*, tended they were formed by collec
1 me gsu ite
in
the
se*.ion
,
attended
mostly
by
A n t e lo p e s W in
«oc PwhiuaTV t.
fect on the labor supply The United he offered it for auction for the raiiging up to eight or 10 inches. ti on of snowflakes on ‘. ^ • S
,
_
oounty and center uf/lcees. weniCtttl ' The #to*r
States is making an effort to tighten polio fund Hugh Tobler offered the Their sise depended upon how far dirt, a blade of grass or other ob-
« W » * » «W t -
S p o t I I I l O i l r o w V w n g m o f Salem
Nyssa nan,
1« it 0 aceretoxt tt
the ban on wetbacks from Mexico highest bid and bought the ham fin the wind had blown them before jetts.
». y v * .«.a a *.r*aa aaa j
is **>• s**U organi*»Vi«m*l! •eb on»re
Tue phenomenta had never been
This drop in the number « tossing (10. He then gave it back to Sisson, they reached a stopping place They
diractor. and (33, 62nli*r Hardy
m m beato v w # per* taftCg*
the border into Texas and California who took it to a meeting of the were aut made by the poungsters of | observed by « i n « persons
By f erry Matthew.
««»toil» tost» <b*ir«s»n of the a#a>-
will reduce the labor supply in tho.se Oregon Trad Grange for auctioning the valley, but were apparently ore but Mother Nature's snowba
The
Adrian
Antelope*
won
•
berth,
ciatad
r
a
m
of
«>#
Farm
Bureau
state* and make fewer citizen work­ again At the Orange meeting the of Mother Nature's oddities. The iy ( U said to be quite common in in the District B " tournament by Ted M..wga n of Nysc#, regional « -
C t e itin g
ers from .southern states available ham brought (13. making a total of snowballs, which were very light and some sections of the United States defeating Harper 42 to (7 Tuesday, rwetor. presided at 9 » lam hewi and P o t a l o
(25 contributed to the March of
for work in Oregon
January
15
at
Harper
The
Harper
»ithJdvMNl
Mr
Dav
»
The
The contract for the importation Dimes".
B u ie » (A a n g w l
five took an early lead of 1» to 3 at n eu «per« held m the Episcopal
A "bucket of bucks' program will O . F y l l i n g n e s s
of Mexican laborers between the
S h ip m e n ts F r o m
. the end of the first period, with Ad- ’ pariah hall
be conducted over radio station
(Continued on Page g)
Gffwer* «? 1 «#
gistrict OPS
nan's points ».«mmg on charity
TsUing a story of an Irishman and
KSRV January 26. 28 and 30 be­
N y s s a
I n c r e a s e tosses. In the second quarter Ad- ¡ his lunch, ft*. Da vs «aid W* Rave announ-ed Mnnd»y. Tanuerv 2 i. a
o f N y s s a
D ie s
tween 10 and 11 p m for the bene­
rian's tournament hopes brightened 1 prepered this lunch snireelvet We «evito»)«) ut thv pugftSA ceiln# prie*
B ulldogs Defeat
fit of the polio fund. During the
Carload shipments from Nyssa as the margin was reduced Vi a ¡ have gotten into this puritlon our- w f i k i a a « to -6 v ili « d ite ldaho
Olaf FyUingness of Nvssa died in
all-request program, a person having
a request may telephone the radio the Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario over the Union Pacific railroad lines three-polnt Al l# margin in favor of aetve« We have been led down thla gr»>«wv «od «hipper Ih # rwvkskmi
Fùniniett
to
Wift beve httto v ffw t <m retai! prnics
station and agree to make a con­ Tuesday. January 22 as the result of during 1951 totaled 398 more than Harper. In the third quarter the rued by e negative atihude
If v« turned th« calendar kerb u> thè unnicaf.
tribution tor the playing of a specific a heart attack He h*d been in the those of I960, according to figures picture cha raed, with Adrian *urg- i
The uffuie# aaid Uvei «he Xdxho
The Nyssa Bulldogs, who started selection For an unusual contribu­
released Wedne day by Thomas G trig ahead and as the third quart* go years we would be «urpruied «I
ended Adrian held a 33-25 toed
the changes and et the »rides we sfangar» «rade %* reoqghiMd ami
improving tlieir basketball prowess tion. the caller may ask one of the hospital 12 hours.
Jones,
local
agent.
The
carloads
re­
Mr Fyllingness was bom Septem­
by defeating Ontario January IS for local chairmen in Nyvsa, Ontario or
ceived showed .< drop of 73, making [ Adrian's win was the second over ¡ have teten gown thie »ued 13ns pekwd under «a# (eektofe. «htoft bfts
their first victory of the season, nos­ Vale, to sing a song or do a stunt ber 29. 1876 m Bergen. Norway and a net gain in iarloadings handled Harper us the Antelopes won a pre­ change has bean given v h » » leg- e/tecfive immetti a**!* f t # ccttUUl
came to the United States in 1903.
vious game 58 to 34 High men for klfttkm. that w« have beoume ac­ eoget uwt o k g M etf F o l e diher
ed out ,ie Emmett Huskies by a for broadcasting over the air
when he Joined his brothers to en­ through the krai station of 329.
score of 46 to 43 in a thrilling court I
Carloads forwarded during 1961 the evening were Murdock of Harp­ customed to. Our situation has heft» ihen Ir s . N». f ip a Mi#, w De w» 1 d >
gage
in
farming
in
Illinois
and
South
er with 14, and Ratigan of Adrian compared to th# «uctoli*Uc lystwn 80* n (MPto «Dto ruhbMto StosA U m
battM in Emmett Tuesday night.
Dakota. He was married to Amelia amounted to 5M1 and in i860 they With 11.
The Bulldogs took a lead, t to 6,1 Audiometer Test*
! of tl# British. W* are weo «I pr * .•etheto »*> • ito* rwwdfwd sMaHdi,.
amounted
to
4983,
or
a
difference
of
Gjervik at Rockford, Illinois Decem­
In the first quarter and were never
T'he Adrian squad will represent! th* toed Som* would ilk* te *** us The fweiskwr kit#* « «ttmrtwn uf
368 The carload* received In 1951
ber
17.
1906
The
couple
moved
to
(#iven
In
(¡011
nty
-
headed, but they barely squeezed by
Malheur county In the District "B" j adopt «orne o i Urn» »foglúúi eocial cmJty ■ * crenks.
Spokane in 1925 and to Idaho Falls were 10.676 and in I960 they were tournament. The dale and location change«.
with a two-point lead. 36 to 24 in I
N» sgzwtfto praTMah tote c*tgln-
10.649 or a drop of 73.
in
1928
Mr
FyUingness
had
engaged
The
Mallieur
county
public
health
the third quarter. They made a net
"The defensa product ton tut ag­ alty txed* Azr pwHbcrio» potuto*« u
The increase in forwarded cars have not yet been set but will I» held
gain of one point in the final canto. department gave a report today on in farming in Sunset valley since came entirely in the products and in the latter part of February.
piiwd in Juz* iaai gbsur. Wft nerdfd •mduto-kyo* te# - .F.hayiwrv'« noW,
Colliers of Emmett was high point the audiometer testing done by the 1936
In the preliminary game th« Harp- úaother ocm I » W# re»# pripnetff b»wd- wu. »tot to>u»tos. *«»■ t» grxmc
Survivors are the widow; .six by-products of agriculture, including or Jayvees defeated Adrian 16 to gl got. U e paewrtimiwd sgtol things yew
player with 18 Pierce was high tor maternal and child health section-
molasses, sugar, potatoes, onions, let­
daughters,
Mb*
Joan
Fyllingneas
of
ot
the
Oregon
state
board
of
health
Ny»sa with 14 point*. Keveren of
The Adrian Antelopes milarted ; «iviuld be think«* «toan Por*uh#te- c«s)%s «mtf A gftrèkto 9to*s. MI v«#8s.
tuce and wheat
A totourtee* e»
«rnnts *rjr 190
Nyssa and Glennan of Emmett were in Malheur county during November Ban Francisco, Mr*. H. F. dutch-
then fourth S R V eahfarem# tfaf- ly u » mea-wre «at iv# ¡m ©. < » *
other
cars
billed
at
the
Nyaaa
Children in 10 schools in the Vale field of Nyaaa route 9. Mrs. Harold
tied with 12 points each
t<»ry *Hh en easy and cvnvua'J.if« or«jpowii provided tor k/ienikw ■yb ' Pountoi foe qataVc^.s saUt. iw gbpDueic,’ O
station,
but
not
originating
here
Other Nyssa players were Hart­ area. Harper. Jamieson. Willow- Peterson and Mrs. Alfred Fane her i totaled 1480 in 1961 sun 1434 in i960 72 to 44 w i» oree the Pknan Pantlv- busii#ssa.s. It go*4 ld givg aMflxtoity 3k»s
E88» O f e M f dtoe, ftifl -tE*?
ley «. Lnvejoy l . Marcum 4. Wilson 6 creek. Orove. Vale grade m hool, Jun- of Idaho Falls, end Mm. John Minke
TTve major cartond khqnuem. were •fs. Adrian Juty couidnx mias the R( pevUcidar « « o h i to derUU> vftmth- ,aa^
and
Mrs
Richard
Laracy
ol
Sacra­
tura.
Beulah.
Westfall
Brogan
and
and Hiatt 4.
3 W t g k btot the* ***■ i w 'j t t ) for
potatoes, 1(62. fugnr, 1142; dried hoop arid round to a gl to 8 first- ey totslncss U^nj->s hidr yktoeto« cb#
Emmett thumped the Nyssa B Dotuide, or a total o t 17tg were given mento; a son. Harold of Nyssa; four beet pulp. 726. «ulons, <>12; uiolarscs, qutirver toed «ml tod to h*lttime regukiuom. -v yw- -ic. reettotob to
to» .tnftMh, cra.il oe bpel«p
brother*.
Carl
and
Berg*
of
eouth
squad 96 to 49. Orcen of Emmett i audiometer teats.
41 vo 19. T I » H B P» Sloured Stem til* r^.jnlu m Mrtoaam.
Vbo *pim- % • » * •* «»»*&*••: »b o b g c e n ts par
467;
sugar
beats.
187;
whaat
HO;
In other area* in the county, those Dakota end Oteven aud Andrew of
and Bumgarner of Nyssa tied for
third period, bn* Adrian cotitlnued tries. Oerc.r.nf m ( Run 'ii. hgve
I W> «6 awsuod kg»s. bP to Vf
tested were handled through teach­ Norway, and 19 grandchildren An­ oattl«, 102; lettuce. 8ii, and sharp <ih to snap tba strings. Agrian told a don* th*V
aooring honors with 16 each.
cents tot*» ##<*#» In 1ft gutKifl Sag.*
The Bulldogs will meet the Mer- j er-nurse referral. Tt*e 2$ children other son. Oliver, was killed in Italy
53 to 31 third-period iegd Higii
"Uniter another pw>|>0.s»i the 9&>- » » * * * * * * «"A s <«
for gt-
idian Warriors on the Nyssa floor tested on teacher-nurse referrals in 1944 while serving With the United M a r s h a l l N , D a n a
scoring honors for the evenir* gem «mment could ormwilze cu poi toU»».
gtoo*^ to» * ptaiznA
States
army.
were
pupils
in
Nyssa,
Ridgeview,
ip-*
an addition
Sunday night of this week, will go
ThclugreC aire 1
to Schiemer of Adrian With 20 count-( buy. sell and trad« and other{#lig
^ ill B e S p u a k u r
Funeral »«-vices will be held Fri­
to cayette January 28 and will play •’loneer and Conklin schools, mak­
« e j gwfrM m
ors Halt ltd Citrina scorers WtU», 2«; -tufage in business as it pish«l fin- ] ’ m < m ci «to
.lie College of r<J*hc ‘resluner. at ing * total of 1(14 children given day afternoon at 3 o'clock In iht
tos ft#
k> W
tokacxt
F0-»
[OOpfliMlM oh IT ijc »- 8)
Llenbaemper chep»l. Intermant will
the audiometer last
forc»
Nyssa ¿’etvuary
O! Use 179G testrt in the | t l l aree, fit tn the Owyhee cemetery.
■CMte sail! tHr# «to MstributfiO
i.lurahall V?. ¡1*jut o i Portland. iM u lllO U r
H
O w y h iß A R a fta rsty it
73 wera referred a* having defective
(parpin »«erJb-tqf Id*, «¡toil Sba coun­
o
1 0 0 0 P e rs o n s V ie w
vice
president
of
the
United
Ssetbs
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r\
Jvoiwing. Ot the 28 given vests
t y .')ftwwpi»w yt*in2 imd the retail
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through ttachar-nur*® referrals. 12
«tore !jrn #(#». iocMgevt from 60
N e w N yssn M o to rs
'lakbr
the annual Biqetlqg of]
were referred as having defective
J
cei'itsto-A mMkMium of 9 cents,
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v
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chi» Wyssa «liamijbr of commerce.
AJIhoubh N»? Malheur county j i -
r . a n i g e . A u t o m o b i l e insuring Tha 84 wan» referred to the
j TlOr* ha 19*11 A siiall recoyjni-
Which gill Us hfld KWbraarÿ 3fe
risloji »t thii Oregon Chest it still
public health department fo, fol-
itytsM high school bo«»?* iost two
4toi«to<k<Ftoa# * r &*.*% m o r„ o . ^ ' i oi the r a r aphlc. .sltuaH°n of
The wanting pU«5 ban hit l^fji rec « tea ty 0t ftefp tngll donations, fhe
i.pp/osnnataiy 100C person, et- k)W“i»pz.
bouts to t t» Maudlm Warrior# - tir­ iteiflanaly arrenged. ¡biiít tito <Hn.x«r ihajf!.
maps W
rv sr.
«.in cu r unv.
* * * SUM# game commission ,
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part
wf U®« Malheur
uHvti rs
is
Tije.sa
ioUotr-nps
were
done ing the last weeg.
.icai' the opening ofthe new My - e
will jaobably I » iirvaö m U t » ach'«»! atort cvsnptotec^ «ccorduyg to B. H,
figlura to announce h
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, p ,, B countrv
5 totors garage et Fourth and Main through appointments With parents
ThaîSidldogs wo» c*av«â feouts. k>'<t (jyjinaa.i«B). The dut« Ta* .-spt fo>
, ln^
I ¿" T
oi.reats end viawed alia new Ctoovw» -toaet-in« With Mrs .Edna Farris, savon and drpfi' OBS. Ortari» high jrridaij» for the sonvaniemto oí" H f R.«7»r of Ontario, ccnaty <;hairmun . *»rly opgnlne of the trout season
A ttbpl of $ 4*111.56 ha-s been .s#nt[ior the 0«ya.7e reservotV, ®A* notl-
« d
couhfy lv»»lUt nur*3, In the haahh
xtt J»-$ O a?Uf4»y.
sctKXil furaishpA
9hW^ « a t <<»■•*» £ »n c aau that levant t í » phtApone« U « 1# sauntg hepd^iarters. «gitD
* y the commission chairman. j*r . jaiur. ir Baker Union and WaJ
Taa company, which vsreivad deo*rtj»»ni, nfilca or in the schools thrre v i t l » touts. MysH* dinners
o f K.
V Veld'' W4SÄm*- * * » • t o e i n g mofit k> be given 1 Q * J* rt r.Unerslee* o' 3a>T t h «
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eac*pt one. Ah <*t the
isny nos bouquets tJ Tic War- ft on in «very
(vre Jim C&rfVtô. art^fWi'
t*,y iugm.
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¿Sbstos n> D.-v^icri"; DYeg »n sapmÿ) V".gR.
<ka-A4iri Voiity. (64. Idarlfcr than th* genaral
aft tuto gf} appoiftt»ien« to iwa owe. yigtits
February,
(385
tiosnec » n s puecia.
January,
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75
for
Pupkt m ;ml» ü TO uj . f,i*rr»s, tÿgs
^utf WlP
' dHitce*.) #1767 85; jluuturr. 5C0, *n4! 'ThldprslW've iolû Jfiost in tk ton S
As Una to.rt« a j» to coy«p # pbriod BnÜdpb vEouda?
FtUt» •’i « ’« «.rearded t. tfcikiwe
fbr ifSkrcil. (3 90 for April, (3 95 for
pmreirs »ggifi.vt híaíMiq* ^
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felephortb
contdrsatlöh
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r*Itr*»;tions,
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F a C. W ifim *«i Kgss*. 625 of ipM» yaars. «hoy will Lb ctatWitk* drei» 3iïh CoifialA,
WSlkff ar.*d i'JR.15 fo§ the new crop
Tifi ch^jnto; <^7ic“ rsjl»oy8> W
c.haugngn S wwAy.l# Ote 75hursday «ubnlr^ tUai the oomvniss sterling ly? i’vp®.
of Alls
a-”Sd«U aavc«d. Mr- ‘.ibssia Okie*, tovoyglt U64 ift btfznr
toonalAOwa^er.
| «fetor**» 8
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«h# sipcB»
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t hands fp
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«tío F ai# J l«* ig s gin «Khi. ¿ » A rMg»vB '«Tarflt a:»« m tjfficd. oí she Btoftf«A»l£ih*fi àfict Als kolyt rs a fio t» '»OP» W* <®i?ylo<w u u-vote» « » ; ly.
MTs jBih Pu?<iir ol Nyssg, sputligM : pear. ebildPa* fyom godrlaii
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*toto ppparhntlp Oto provffilor».
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i>kl9 A* gill tr> w «rcVtoE ■* ^flsa^er l» r * kx M sprlnp, probrtblv thÿ Qbbple FfyXcttnhUtod so
F*s #w»w*oi)-!y omltynd from .he
V ’Mrevr. *515? ton? '**»¡*»4CO »"*■ • Lest* 9tf fha «£Rr«gou .‘ks«'» kierd Of teuts
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wft s* jftbrtlao »r tha ^ssoclafefi
«alrarfl* sianÖ to newsparSirs and
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*0 fft» i l*55-5t. school
vkf M is jtwuRtwi# <to tm, fite
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Je.cf fitus, 5i. Termer Nvjsa resi-
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vbr*o, paviit &eef - of Kgs.* ?oy*e* &.
W—fÖdSSMV
don*M»m «a gin# «fe«*» lo the local
go*® 9» press Jjwt TTiur.'.day I dent, ofted at his home at Durkee of
ir - LeonardHzAlh-stW ■>' K«l»#u4>
Utajs
meniior oi the aprlvi'r# heart »ilment Tuesday
’ .■iyffcEvoffrscto c* ♦ov-'*» il. Ikyss# K«**.) toietovnwW fiHWV-
m â l i î j t QF# m i
K Â o îfrn S ?
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i - bought the Lem Wilson
fOn toy» ouThWaitwrek 4hk ftf.rp to uts#. SiAiday 'Opcausjpirf?khfï’ sud ¡»eur Mémorial -hospital association
f i t » Hysso « M c f * * a « « * * . V » * .
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(urxf. near Nyssa last spring and
f * o ¥ » t»rwt k] : y i * »e s » arw iv s Ä a t tl»e
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zefEMttfNKVM lived hSr* during the summer He
«otirvAnta oa • : » tw it-M *A4 -*»• MMMeuf fvfrmo-iftl Äo.^pfV»jl fturing ^oj; deftros«'. j 9 ftoy, ¿Jtah '.toakkiS the school building Monti.<*r night. .; ‘
fligh t * cattle ranch at Durkee and
I of -hw y*«#.
y h e lup* FM ||.
2 fh » p u fants and the
nuA %Ulo«oWa
qrith thtwn s,varo J^fve*.
ternary' 28 *t'9 p zSi Q#Mt>n will vlf.flr.
v<*'
had ffved there since November He
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Wwiw Itf s t m f f IJW - » ifvr>s #if» as !»»U o # s : -s « t d ü g r -
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tomgh# a cattle ranch at TlttCbutg
I b<-ldfli I ailed —
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W Rmith. tojisse» gtrl. Janu- ji.j# *xp(i^t»ff to
mtc€ U p * t«M rm ITichWf. -Jtus
“if "i * -W i transaCtiC
« P M rural Hrtott! < M irfM # landing on the Snake river tn the
Rolc rt it. Jonah, so» 02 9A. «(Ml
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Sxnday
atw/jt 2:30 p m to one cf: Hell's canyon «irea In 1912 and spent
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r5n*i Nyssa Kagl«s will ghe a «-^nc Usto4 hi Uie United States ai: lorce Ira Ure s farms on Imperial avenue the remainder o<f It* lijp In the cattle
Ä t ». Dcktgltl *unpiiK»t. itar-m,'. "<#y, tW^«8MTt: ( lint" '»ef—
r th® benefit o ' the palio fund January 10 and was given the o* th Rolland Rudy, ^ho Is farming the business 9
The Nyssa high school /SchÇs'Jka
/*hu*Jy 30; M- * n i 9|a». '.«loy.
I«- I: aglN IZht
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Survivors art hk»yd«k)w, Celia; a
Sntifda;
sight. January 26 tor of enlistment at the B >l*e ‘S' H arm'- placf». -as attempting Vo thaw
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Lynn
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water pipe* wher insulation material | son Robert bf Seattle; a brother.
and
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K-. ir.l sgwht 5brw» gags W4 V «a*
became ignited The fire filled the Vernon of Bellingham and Ills moth-
■ sKm« a« kMw Ixxwwiii M-.- Nam'» » 0 0 , id a k o , boy. f'a.iuary 22. am . .yo-ilay Ûtstrj/.A fWckestrc. elìcle. !drs. Mac Cook snd her orchestra tion He went -5o Lackland aL- lore»-
•'""T ~~ Mrs. Cora I.. Titus of Belling-
vU!. <'Urnlsv' the music. All of the base at flan Anton.*». Texas. wherje i house with smoke,
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Lesson Given By Mother Nature
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