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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOUÄNAI* NYSSA OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH
VOLUME xxxxvn no. «
Yale Wins First Geo.
Place In Malheur
Basketball Race
(ir U o n Seeks
Assessor Position
George CarLson haa filed in V ile
tor the .opjbi. *r. [w in m t’. un fur
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Church Council Sugar Beet Contract for 1932
Organization Is Approved By Growers and Sugar
Explained Here
Company; Good Priee Expected
goun.y assessor, a posiisou n o w held
by John K m pn i.n As Koopman is a
democrat lie will not oppose Carlson
(.ompanv Is Sponsoring
Oregon (»roup Sponsors
Viking* Wallop Ontario in the primary election
Carlson, srlto has been field rep­
Yfeoting* for Beet
Program for Migrant
44 to 22; to Play
resentative of the state accident
commission
with
headquarters
in
(¿rower*
I-aborer*
LaGrande
Malheur eoun'y for the last 10 years,
said T believe in keeping hone rule
Th e 1952 sugar beef purchase con­
Rev. Odbert Christian, executive
After the Nyssa Bulldogs had kfct
and electing men to office who will
tract ha» been approved by the beet
secretary of the Oregon Council oi
by one point to the Ontario Tigers, tight for that issue. Washington is
growers of the Nyssa-Nampa district
Churches, told representatives of
the Vale Vikings trounced the On- j controlling the states and the states
and copies have been pla. ed in the
Nyssa churches at a meeting held
tario team on the Nyssa floor T u e s -1 In turn are controlling the counties,
hands of field men of the Amalga­
day night to win the Malheur coun- A)* * result, taxes are higher and
in the Methodist church last Sunday
mated Sugar company, according to
I states and counties exist almost en-
afternoon about activities of the
ty basketball championship and the j lirely at the government's pleasure.”
Jared Lewis ».f Nyssa district man­
ager
council and wtiat lt is doing to im ­
right to meet LaGrande to deter­
In as much as appi >tal o f the
mine which school is to represent
prove conditions in the state.
contract was delayed it will be to
district No. 1 in the state tourna­
The Oregon council Is composed of
i everyone\ advantage if bee; grow­
ment to be held at Eugene.
churches muted for action qn pro­
ers will contact their fieldir.en
In a see-saw affair on the Weiser I
blems o f common Interest. Rev.
1 promptly, and sign the contract in
floor last Saturday nlgi.t, the Tigers j
Christian said tiie organization Is
| order to expedite delivery of leru-
nosed out the Bulldogs In the fir s t !
helping to provide a recreational and
izer and seed and attend to other
game o f a three-way playoff by a
educational
program
for
migrant
j
things that must be done prepara­
score of 48 to 47. Th e victory gave |
labor in several communities I f a j
tory to planting, Mr. Lewis said.
the Tigers the right to play for the |
program is planned here, the state :
The contract Is the -ame as ;hat
title against the Vikings, who had I
council will send In leaders to help
>f last year, which contained the
already won the Snake Rivet valley J a m b o r « * « * I * S « I i * m I u I« m 1 ;
ory iinze and carry on the project !
highest scale ever offered in reoer.t
pennant. Vale won the Tuesday
Hev. Christian pointed out that !
years.
night contest by a score o f 44 to 22. ; Date* Sf*t for (jilllll
M r» W E. Wilkin*
some o f the local councils are co-
' We have every reason to feel ’ he
Th e Vikings will play at LaGrande
Depaitoaenl F m ld r a l
( ’». II.. Oregon national guard unit ing up through the ranks front re­ [ operating with other agencies in the
Billy Rice
price of beets in 1952 will be con­
Friday night o f this week and will
al Ontario, has announced the ap- crut. During the past vear, thev both improvement of their communities.
siderably better than in recent
play the LeGrande Tigers at Vale
pointaient of
0„,,U.ri" . ^ * ! “ hS' attended a non-com s leadership [ Churches in the Oregon council have
years” , said Mr Lewis. “The secre­
Th e Nyssa campaign to raise funds James Cabtrs tW°.
Tuesday night, March 11. I f a third
and Paul Mirai, as
I asked the state organization to initi- I
tary o f agriculture. In setting the
game is necessary, it will be played at 1 for the Ore-Ida council of the Boy j aecon<| lieutenants of the companv. school at Fort Ord. California, which
1962 consumptive estimate said he
Baker **
March ■"
14
Scouts o f America was started at a Paul llir-ai will be in command of Is a "m ast” now for all OCS randt- ate steps to prohibit pari-mutuel
betting The Otegon council lias
was purposely making it low to
In the Vale-Ontario game, the 1 ' kick-off'' breakfast attended by ap- the Nyssa 75 rifle plantoon. To at- dates. In addition, they completed
worked out a graded plan for Bible I
stimulate the price of sugar He also
Tigers were handicapped by the ab- : proximately 50 workers in Brownie's rompllsh their promotions, l.t. Cables the army correspondence series 14
reading, which is used in various
stated the present price of sugar Is
sence of Willis and Ackerman. Willis, | cafe Tuesday morning,
and Lt. Hlrai have served almost course by attending aclioi at Fort communities through co-operation of
too low to adequately maintain the
who played only about two minutes
The workers gave their own pledges four years with the guard unit, tnov- Riley, Kansas.
the school board and the local coun­
Industry and proposes to do what he
in the Nyssa-Ontario game because; or contributions, totaling $460 and
cil.
can to bring the price in line with
of Illness did not suit up Tuesday then listened to talks made by Elden j
A committee is drafting a const!- ,
the formula that is mentioned in the
night. Ackerman could no-*, play be- Yergensen, chairman o f the Nyssa
ia | w i^ ig l ¡e c u
A » i
tution, which will be presented to the
sugar act As a result, we feel lie is
cause of having influenza.
city drive; Walter L. MePartland, >
local churches for revision or ad- <
making a real serious effort to get
The Tigers played ragged ball and | institutional representative, Robert
option. Leaders expect that the Nys- !
the price of sugar higher.
never came close enough to the Vik- | F. Thompson, district finance chair- j
a council will be formed some time
"T h e secretary of agriculture sta­
ings to threaten after the first quar- man. and William Johnson of On-
in April.
ted recently Uiat the present base
ter. The scores toy quarters were as tario, scout executive.
! Frank Sherwood, agriculture chair-
State Senator Sam Coon of Baker
Lee Dail, temporary chairman, j
price o f sugar should be $9 30 per
foilows: First quarter, 5 to 4 for j Th e solicitors hope to complete ■ majl o f Lh£ o reg0n Trail Grange,
and Lieut. Ernest F. Hinkle of The presided at the Sunday meeting.
hundred The present price is $8 05.
Vale; second, 19 to 12 and third, j the campaign today with collections j
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Should this Increase be accomplish­
29 to 16
! totaling at least as much as last P °lnted out m a talk at the Gran* ‘* ' Dalles have en ou n ced they are Rev. C. T. Crenshaw introduced the
speaker,
Rev
Glen
Abla
gave
the
ed, the growers would receive con­
In contrast to the one-sidedness year, approximately $1400
meeting last Thursday night, Febru- candidates for the republican nomi-
siderably more, not only for the 1962
o f the Vale-Ontario game, the On- I Cub Scouts. Boy Scouts, and Ex- ary 20, that businessmen as well a s ! nation for congressman from the opening prayer and Rev A. J H o l­
lingsworth gave the closing prayer
crop, but should gw: more for their
tario-Nyssa contest was a scorcher, plorers will have a full day when fanners are receiving government second district o f Oregon, the posi­
1961 crop” .
but neither team appeared to be in i the Malheur district jamboree is held j subsidies. He contended the busi- tion now held by Lowell Stockman
The sugar company Is sponsoring
top form. Th e Bulldogs gained a 17 j Saturday, March 8 in the Ontario ; ness subsidies amounted to more of Pendleton, who has announced lie
a series of beet growers meetings in
to 10 lead In the first quarter, but high school gymnasium. The whole J than the f arm subsidies. Sherwood will not seek re-election.
Mr*. Mae E. Whitcomb
Coon, who was born in Boise in
j the district. The first in Malheur
fell behind in the second period, day’s activities are open to the pub- j ¡, 1 ^ discussed the weed control law.
Department Secretary
county will be held at Use Nyssa
which ended 24 to 22 in favor of lie without charge.
Robert Holmes, Orange master 1903, has .spent most o f his life en­
theater Friday, March 7 at 2 p. m.
Ontario. From then on the battle
During the morning, packs, troops j wp0 presided at the meeting, told of gaging in farming and the livestock
The Malheur County Farm Bureau
Other niMCirxft will be held -s fo l­
was hot, with the third quarter end- and posts will set up exhibit booths j a meeting of beet growers with the business. A ftgr 'hi1* graduation from
lows: Tuesday, March 11 at 2 p. m ,
ing in a 35 to 32 count for Ontario so that the public may see some o f Amalgamated Sugar company. The the University o f Idaho, Coon work­ held a Leap year shindig” Friday
Vale courthouse and Tuesday, March
Marcum put Nyssa ahead 36 to 35.; the activities carried on In the dlf- legislative chairman, Gerrit Stam, ed for the First National bank of in the Japanese community hall
11 at » p m , Oregon Slope commun-
Ontario gained a one-point lead and ferent programs The exhibits will discussed compulsory military train- Idaho, was a wool grader in Port­ near Ontario.
j
land and was manager of a sheep
The 200 persons present enjoyed
j itv iiall Anyone interested in the
Wilson knotted the score at 38 all. be open from 11 a m. until 8 p. rn. ing.
American leg io n auxiliary unit No : growing o f sugar beets are Invited
From that point until the end of the
In the evening the program will | T he executive committee, consist- company in Idaho. He engaged in dancing to the music of Capp’s o r­
game, the lead switched almost with be opened at 8 o'clock. Cub Scout [ ¿,lg 0f Loyd Adams. Frame Parr and farm ing' and the livestock business chestra and card playing.
79 of Nyssa will be liost to other | to attend the meetings.
County Chairman Hugh McConnell
every basket. Pierce pushed the Bull­ packs will give a skit., compete In Alva Goodell; the master. Robert at Keuting in Baker countv from
units in district No 11 of the depart­
was able to attend the party after
dogs into the lead, 40 to 2# Just be­ scoutcraft skills, and sing scouting ; Holmes, and the secretary, Mrs. A. 1929 to 1960
ment of Oregon at a district con­
h
Senator
Coon
is
a
past
president
a
long
period
of
semi-invalidism
fore Oarcia went out of the game on songs. Explorer post 438 of Owyhee j a . Jameson, were appointed to draft
and
director
of
the
Baker
county
ference to be held Saturday. March
following
his
injury
in
December.
fouls. Stoner tied the score on a will give a first aid demonstration, articles of incorporation.
chamber o f commerce, a member of McConnell announced a floor show 8
free throw and Pierce made a one-
Th e closing ceremony will be given [ The women o f the Orange were
the Keating school board for three presented by the various centers as
pointer and then a field goal to give j by Explorer post 464 of Ontario. It ,in charge of the program, which con-
Department officers will present
follow.-,; Vocal duet by Mrs. Ruth
the Bulldogs a three point margin, will be a replica of the "Forward . . . Listed of singing the first verse of com nv Farm Z
n
a
Funeral services were held Sunday
the auxiliary program to the mem­
Shaw
and
Mrs.
Ruth
McConnell
of
|
43 to 40 Stoner made a field goal On Liberty's Team " poster.
Ood Save the K in g” and "Am erica” ; dent
e Baker
dent o o f f Th
the
Baker Coumv
County Cau^.*
C attle­ Willowcreek; a tap dance by Kay bers. The department president, Mrs. afternoon In the Owyhee Commun­
and Savage tied the count. As the | Between 1 and 3 p m. Boy Scouts j Washington's rules of good conduct,
men's association, a member of the Borge of Adrian; an accordion solo : W E Wilkins o f LeGrande, will lead ity church for Jesse Wilson Kygar. a
score gradually climbed, fouls were and Explorers will hold troop and Astrid Stephen; reading, Mrs Monty
farmer in the Owyhee community,
executive committee o f the Oregon by Ricky Saunders of Vale; a hum-
the school of instruction, assisted bv who died last Thursday in the M al­
called on Hartley and Pierce The post competition They will compete ; pruser; reading, Mrs. Oerrlt Stam.
Cattlemen's association and a mem­ erous reading by Viola Hartle of j
conversion on the first foul tied the in knot tying, fire by flint and steel, | and song. Mr. and Mrs. Stam, who
ber of the Taylor grazing advisory Harper; a violin solo by Verne Mrs. Mar E Whitcomb o f Portland, heur Memorial hospital in Nyssa
score 47 to 47 and the last conversion I fire by friction, a first aid relay, sang in English and Dutch. The board for Baker and Oregon.
after a short illness. Rev. Henry
Browning of Vale, and a piano solo department .secretary, and Mr*. Rob­ Moore of Adrian officiated. In ter­
gave the Tigers a one-point lead as signalling, bugling, and a tug-o-war. women aLso served a chicken dinner
Hinkle
was
born
in
The
Dalles
ert
S.
Kreason
of
Dallas,
vice
presi­
"Listen
to
the
Mocking
Bird”
,
by
the game ended.
Cub Scouts will play games during
ment was in the Owyhee cemetery,
At the next meeting the men will and has spent most of his life there.
this period.
furnish the program. Appointed on After graudation from the Univers­ Mrs. Capp o f Vale; the Mexican hat dent and department membership with the Nyssa Funeral home in
dance by K ay Borge; and a spring chairman.
The Idaho Power company sub- the committee are Frank Parr.
ity of Oregon, he was a partner in
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Monty Fraser and W. C. McTavish. ! a retail merchandising firm for sev­ style revue by four men o f the W il­
Mr. Kvgar was born January 16.
Mrs. Don M Graham, Nyssa unit
lowcreek center.
1877 at Hrwins, Kansas and was
eral years. His business career was
Following the floor show. Mrs. president, will introduce Mrs. Helen married to Florence Ritchey in 1897.
Awards Given At
: interrupted by orders from the air Jake Borge, county Farm Bureau M Kaketoeeke o f Ontario, district
Faculty Han-Bccns
force recalling him to 17 months women’s chairman, presented the No. 11 president, who will preside at Mr and Mrs. K ygar came to Nyssa
in 1915 and two years later moved
Officers of the Nyssa Road Assess­
(loiirt of Honor
Anil Alumni Team
I of active duty.
first award plaque for the 1951 4-H the meeting, which will be opened to the Owyhee, where they have
ment district announced Wednesday
Presently. Lieut. Hinkle Is dl- citizenship essay to Mrs Viola Justus, at 2 p m. in the Morocco club.
of Toop No. 419
to IMay Bulldog* j rector of intelligence with an air women’s chairman o f the Harper A banquet tor legion and auxiliary since resided.
that the district is proposing to raise
Survivors are th# widow; one
an additional 10 mills tax for the
I division charged with the protection center Mrs Justus will present the member , and friends will be held in
daughter. Mrs. Oladys DeOoede o f
Several awards were presented to j The basketball season in Nyssa of the east coast. He will be released
purpose o f oiling more roads in the
plaque to the first prize winner, the Morocco in the evening. Tickets Ogden, five sons. Lynn. Earl and
district.
Boy Scouts of troop No. 419 at a xvill reach an anti-climax next Mon- [ from active service three weeks after Lurlyn McKenney o f Harper.
may be purchased at the door or In Merl. all of Nyssa, Keith o f Portland
The proposal would have to be court o f honor in the Lutheran day night when the high school B the primary elections.
The party ended with the serving advance All members are asked to and Kenneth o f Vale; 12 grandchil­
placed before the land owners within church Tuesday night.
squad will play the has-beens o f the 1
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of potluck refreshments Coffee and attend.
dren. 15 great grandchildren; three
the district for a vote at the regular
Th e awards were made as follows; faculty and the alumni might-have-
A second conference will toe held brothers. Miles o f Forvoca City. O kla­
punch were served by the Nyssa
(Inirrhr*
Arc
election in April. The officers also j Tenderfoot—Jerry
Glenn, Darrel beens will meet the Bulldogs
center women.
in this district ttunday. March 9 at homa. Herbert o f Hewlns. Kansas
announced that
a meeting will be ; Butcher and Jimmy Settles; second
I f past performances o f the faculty
Represented At
Prairie City
and Clyde of Los Animoa. Colorado,
held
in the little
theater o f the class—Dennis Forbess. Mike East- , and alumni cast any shadows, fore-I
and five sisters. Mrs. Mattie Keeney
Junior high school building at 8 ' man, Vernon Pond and Tommy Sal- [casts would indicate that the games!
Prayer Program K|»i*ropal Youth
of l»xs Angrlea. Mrs. Maud* Akin of
p. m.. March 11 for the purpose of lee; first class—Dirk Rinehart, P a u l; will be comedies o f errors. Principal
(
hang«-*
Made
In
liohl M«*«*tii»g Here
Hewlns, Mrs Oaorgla Crocker of
discussing the propooal.
Minnick and Drnnis Forbess; two Richard V. Wilson, one of the fa c u l-;
Six churche of the Ny.ssa-Adrian
Brand Innpcction Cedsrvale, Kansas. Mrs Lois Reyn«
The board members are asking the year service star— Dirk Rinehart, ty members expected to drag onto j district 'were*repreaented, aTa*W orld
The St. Paul's Episcopal church
olds oi Seattle and Mrs. Oraca Hul-
land owners in the district to attend t and one year service star—Clyde the floor, said he and his cohorts do
Day of Prayer program held in the
Ret ent changes made in the brand ston of Sail Diego.
the meeting in order to learn about Burns, Mike Eastman, Dennis For- not have enough nerve to charge
Adrian Community United Pre toy- was host to the members o f the plan­
ning board o f th* district youth or- | urtpertioii ot ItvevUa'h crutsing from
the plan before the election.
bess, Jerry Lankford and Tommy admission, but will pass the hat for ti r jan church Friday February
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Sallee. Paul House, chairman, pre- a collection. The alumni team will
¡^rs. Lynn Hurst presided at the {animation at its annual meeting Oregon Into Idaho at '.ha WeUer Farlirr Failure
j sen ted the awards. Others assisting include such tallwarts as Dareld afternoon program which wa tx>n- held in Nyssa Friday. February 29 bridge will require shippers o f truck
(.ha ni lx* r Tohi of
j with the court of honor were Scout- Steinke, Hack Wilson, Lloyd Wilson, s ^ d by the council o f church wo- to March 2. Ttus district is composed lots to rn eiv* in-pn tion before
Gan Be Obtained
of all territory east of the Blue arriving at that point, according to
Blue ( l r o * a Plan ® ast#r Roy H off and Assistant Don Herren. Metz and Tom Moore men. Highlights of missions at home mountains
from The Dalle> to K la m ­ an announcement received from th#
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Scoutmaster Ike Williamson.
The one redeeming feature o f the w<are given by Mrs Austin H ollinfs-
Earlier pastura and higher pastura
ath Falls, and north as far as O n ­ state drgiarUneni of agriculture.
Rev.
John
Briehl
o
f
Faith
Luth-
game
is
that
the
proceeds,
if
any.
worth
of
the
Nyssa
Christian
church
yield* can ba obtained by the uva o í
P W. Foraker of LwOrande, repre­
tario.
M E Kmckerbnrker. chief of d i­ nitrogen fertiliser. Leeds Bailey,
sentative o f the Blue Cross, discussed i eran church and Scout Executive will be used to help send the senior and missions abroad were discussed
T iie group formulated plan, for vision of animal Industry, etatMl
Bill Johnson o f Ontario delivered. members of the 1961-52 basketball by Mrs. W E. Schireman of the Nys­
oounty extension agant potrved out
the hospital plan at the weekly
talks o f interest to the boys and their squad to the state tournament to be sa Episcopal church. Mrs. Francis its annual meeting, which is held in that mmtbei , of the Baker and M al­ today He states that farmers run­
luncheon o f the Nyssa cham­
conjunction
with
convocation,
and
heur
county
livestock
association*
parents. Th e Scouts advanced and held at Eugene.
ning short of rxpansiea hay wUl find
Deffer was pianist. A women's sex­
ber of commerce Wednesday noon,
I retired the American flag. .sang a
tet of the Owyhee L D. S. church for the senior summer camp at Cove. were active in requesting that ln- this an economical way o f gatting
Miss
Jean
H<rk
of
Ontario
Is
presi­
•
pec'ion
at
the
Watsef
bridge
be
a skit.
good pasture growth lk days or mom
presented two musicii numbers,
The concern has developed a hos- j £ ? n Pr*s* n -__________
Tram frr Finn
dent of tha board Rev Albert Allen limited to mat! kits where phyeical earlier.
_
!>*»: la n d : Rom*’ " la d K b| ol
pital benefit plan that can be offered j
The raomm anded traatmant d
i Ia n *
I T r i m HR I Olory". Eight women of the Nyssa of Canyon City also attended the mvpat tion eras po»ubi« and practic­
to organizations such as chambers S t U i k P I l l * t o
r . n t P f*
at«*»: 40 pound* of actual r.ttrryr«n
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Methodist church presented a skit meetings Tiie dclega e* were housed able
of commerce. Th e Blue Cross Is a
«
. .
g”
*
»
Khjppers o f '.fork lots planning to par acre 1711* can be supplied w l«b
at homes in Nyssa and their mealt
Scott Pearson o f the May Transfer on the projects o f the migrants,
nation-wide organization that ope-
rw r i l i n g 1.011(4**18
war* served at tive parish hall by tfus, with beeeteck at tha Waeser *00 yxxinde og ammanVum sulpha*«
company announced here last week , sharecropprrs, American Indians,
rates in the United States and] *
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guild member.
br ig* are being ssked I u a rr«t«a for or US pounds of smammi tun rutraVb
Canada. Forty-eirht hundred hos-
k group o f Nyssa high school stu- that his company desires to arrange Christian colleges for women In tlva
inspea'uor. before arriving at that
Bailey Mgpgeets 5hna tha ® r tr»«»a
pitals sponsor the Blue Cross la this | dents will go to Pacific kniVersity at with large trucking concerns acre*- Orient and negro work
br applisd as soms aivthe front ïbavw
noon the young m em ed wo- Pre .School Tot*’
country apd in Canada
Forest <lrov* March 2# to enter the ments that will enable the May com-
| point.
Tfu* <h*ngw in hr and inspection tha ground flarliaa oppi lead ions arty
Under the plan, there is no age annual Journalism contests, in which pany to establish a freight terminal men's frvxtp of tiie Adrian chureb
will insure «rregon hvmtork pro-
0b earned »w a y by ru n -eif wwtei.
Mother* to Meet diawr%
limit or health examination, tt Is winners will bw awarded cups. Those in Nyssa. Such an arrangement served a lunch of sandwicises,
tha' a*uma.la <nu«ing lota
fit« «kplamed, «h.rti «ttrogan raie.wdv
Who plan to m »)o r in Journalisai will would provide better connections for dessert and beverage to 50 a n e t
operated on a percentage basis.
fdahu tbroi gh Weises w*U have been i* s i»y ih antd sod» doe ta Mia slaw
Plan * «re dwveV.pwgr
three jw*)w*fy
have the ispwprtunity to earn .xclwil- freight in and out of Nyssg. Pewvaos
.ngjected. according; cj
hraafekugn « f argostle « m vWer tTkift»
diaMtingt to tie hfid U * OkWhwv Who
ite»hi#.s to the university.
said.
Cnfrr^amAant Te ggaekr-*
K n ickerNtcket
nUTcisl rtnrqgan fartlllaaa gl?a* tbes
hare
<Wuldrei,
who
wdl
wr.trr
the
Pearsovt told th# Nyssa r+ anfsrr.
Nyssa Will ente* in tour divisions
John Morley, who has recently » -
pg « u r * grosses d nugedp awtkl tb g
fleet «ra d a M f f*,1 T h » fnee'.inge
turned from a*i areund*the-world »s follows: Joletw Hunter, features. o f comnaerce "W a are g l» d to coma
soil Warms ug Mid -tHv*
ondar tiw A trc tu r. vi V ie , I n w w Leo HoUm brrg
reporting assignment, will spwak to Palsy Tonwfamg, .news »tory; K ay here and wor* with you fellow* ”
q » « t * v-pply
« oi
55 vw n m «ntl h » -i* 4 Marci»
and
D r T e tt v k W irirJ In c f Belt
The May compgny has purcleaed
members of the Malheur Mnlfe and »1*4- editorial. *n4 Bill Mermetm.
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Fork club in Ontario Monday. Mareh »¡»rts .
o
iw n iir t Snft»4b»lym-
kftoo. budding
Ih» ongicgi . a lt
dh»
10 He will *elb t*i "k Correspond-
The students wht> plan $e J%‘ ubn Weurth street and will m e!nt»m »4 tftmk
of
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Tarlo. Earl Bopp o f Ontario, O rg n t, Nyssa-AdrUn Jfell'w Canyotf e o o - flurln« Lib> w » * . «•
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Two Filing for
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“Shindig” Held
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Auxiliary W ill
Meet In NvHna
Funeral I Held
For Jewae K ygar
More Oiling of
Roads Proposed
Noted PhfkioJLan
to Visit In Nyssa
Fasse* la Calif.
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