TH U R SD AY, NOVEM BER
13, 1958
THE N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L . N Y S S A , O REG O N
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PAG E SEVEN
Conservation
Meeting Set
Major soil and water problems
will come in for an airing when
supervisors and cooperators of
Oregon’s 57 soil conservation dis
tricts, including Adrian’s, gather
in Baker Tuesday through next
Friday for their association’s 10th
annual meeting, according to Har
ry Wakefield, unit conservation
ist for the Adrian district.
Ralph W.lson, Salem, president
of the Oregon Association of Soil
Conservation districts, which pro
vides, through local districts, tech
nical and other services to farm
ers and ranchers, called the meet
ing a "key one in view of press
ing land problems.”
Don Fredericksen. Gooding, Ida ,
rancher and a director of the Na
tional Association of Soil Conser
vation districts, will be the speak
er at the annual banquet next
Thursday night.
On the legislative side, super
visors are expected to introduce
a resolution asking the state leg
islature to provide funds to em
ploy part-time, sub-professional
engineering and conservation help
for the state's soil conservation
districts.
Committee chairmen include
Ray Duncan, Ironside, of the leg
islation committee.
NEWS OF RECORD
County Libraries
Report Busy Month
Malheur
county’s
libraries
spent a busy month in October,
according to their month-end re
port released this week.
Some 598 new books were add
ed at the county library, includ
ing 218 in the “schools depart
ment" A total of 5,203 books were
circulated from the county libr
ary with 761 being circulated
during the month from Nyssa’s
public library Some 1,204 vol
umes were circulated from the
bookmobile and 736 from Vale’s
public library.
In addition, the county library
answered some 202 requests dur
ing October for information.
Pythons are the longest of all
snakes. They are found in Malaya,
Burma and Indo-China The Ma
layan variety reaches lengths ex
ceeding 30 feet.
Trucks hauled 19% of the total
long-distance freight in 1957, a
slight gain over the previous year.
Railroads carried 48% of the to
tal.
Too Late To Classify
FOR RENT— 3-bedroom house.
Phone 2127 after 6 p.m. 45-tfc
WANTED—WANTED—WANTED
TWO AMBITIOUS MEN OR
WOMEN IN NYSSA AREA.
Would $2 50 per hour doing part
time work, 6:30 to 9:30 evenings,
handle your X-MAS shopping?
If so, write for additional infor
mation NOW. Box 785-JB, Nyssa.
45-ltc
State Highway commission vs.
Ruth L. Elva Anders, et al. Con
demnation. 11/3/58.
Willett H. Acker vs. State
Industrial Accident commission.
Compensation. 11/3/58
Walter Albrecht, et ux, vs. John
H. Anders, et al. Recovery of rent, FOR SALE—Nice '56 Nash States
$1200.00. 11/3/58.
man 4-door Economy six with
Credit Bureaus Adjustment De \ overdrive, bed feature. $1145. See
partment, Inc., vs. Robert I. Moul at Modern Trailer Court, Nyssa.
ton, et al. Recovery on account,
45-ltp
$552.95. 11/5/58.
Will give free room and board
Maxine Browning vs. Dale
Browning Divorce. 11/5/58.
in exchange for light housekeep-
Petitions Filed in Probate Court I ing. Should be over 25. No wages.
Estate of Guss Davis, deceased. ■ No objections to 1 or 2 small
children. Phone 7786.
45-tfc
11/5/58.
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COMMERCIAL and SHOP CLASSES
Beginning Monday, November 17, 1958
Ontario High School
Bookkeeping
Monday, Nov. 17, 7:30 p.m. (Two Years)
Typing
Monday, Nov. 17, 8:30 p.m.
Shorthand
Thursday, Nov. 20, 8:30 p.m.
Business English
Monday, Nov. 17, 9:30 p.m.
Shop (Woodworking)
Monday and Thursday
7:00—10:00 p.m.
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