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%yssa Births
Schulties of Nyssa, a boy. To Mr.
and Mrs. Masedonia Lopez of Par­
Sept. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. David ma, a boy.
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Sept. 14 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Devin, Nyssa high school Savage of Nyssa, a girl.
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Sept. 10—To |Jr and Mrs. Raul Wayne Markham of Ontario, a
instructor, is doing a
I wonderful job keeping all his Jiminez of Nyssa, a girl. To Mr. | girl.
and Mrs. Gerald Curry of Nyssa, | Sept. 15—To Mr and Mrs. Ray.
boys busy
(Jhe freshmen have juG» finish­ a boy. To Mr and Mrs Leroy mond Evina of Nyssa, a girl.
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ed a course on vocational agricul­ Buhler of Adrian, a boy.
Sept. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Dew.
ture and the FFA and for the next
Strong of Nyssa, a boy. To Mr. Coming Events ...
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214 Main I few days will be reciting th<JFFA j ey
and
Mrs. Tommy Ishida of Parma,
Nyssa American Legion and
)creed. Monday they plan to enter
Auxiliary meet every second and
the <hop whi Q J^iey W*R start a a boy. To Mr and Mrs Jess Cha­ Thursday*
of < hm .L muiQu Q S
vez of Nyasu, a girL
course on shop Afllls.
Sept. 13—To Mr. and Mrs Ray p.m. in the Community hall. Next
Sept 18 and 19 q
ores are Jn tm*
The sophomores
the
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(FRIDAY anc^iATUftOAY midst ¿lcr°P productiorO
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-finishing qjwn production
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and wO> Uo into \0feat production
a«U0¡?u^QR^?>p I Friday.
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Wb jun -'»s are buOy making |
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drawings in their course of me- .
drawing. They are plan- I
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day and could hardly believe my
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i*ï ipoR thanks to the seniors |
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who have been working down !
there The forge has be<^ mated
along With the gas wWcFng
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.things sfeT cabinets ha-*- been
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NYSSA
THEATRE
mwting. tonight.
Adrian American Lagion and
Auxiliary ma* every second and
fourth Monday of each month at
8 p.m. in the Legion hall.
Sept. 17 (tonight), 7:30 p-m.—
Job's Daughters meeting at the
Masonic hall.
£ Sept. 18. 8 pjn.—Football game.
Nyssa vs. Vale, at Vale.
Sept. 21, 2 p.m.—Home exten­
sion meeting at Methodist church.
"Buying Reajy-to-Wear."
Nov. 5 — Annual
Thanksgiving dinner.
Catholic
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Weather
Max. Min. Prec
Date
Miss Ona Lou Winchester was Sept. 9 — ___ 76
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¡honored on her 12th birthday at Sept. 10 _ ...... 85
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a slumber party given Sept. 10, Sept. 11 ...
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by her mother, Mrs. Asa Win­ Sept. 12--------- »1
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chester
| Sept 13 ________ 79 's 62
60
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Guests for dinner Thursday ' 1 Sept. 14 _____ «3
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evening and breakfast and birth­ Sept. 15 ______ 82
day cake and ice cream were the Sept. 16, 1959
166,630 Acre Ft.
Misses Peggy Sanders, Susie Win­
Owyhee Lake Storage
chester, Karen Smith, Sharon
468,770 Aciv Fi.
Cottrell, Barbara Smit and Chris, Sept. 16, isoo
Sept. 16, 195’
166,63<jAcre Ft
tine Wilson.
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Sy the Council of the
City of Nyssa.
-Shall fhu City of M vrmi » etbobat*
ht> «mended by adding g> m-w>
Chapter, authortnn* extension
of the -tewnge distribution- uya>
tern, improvement of it-WHKb
treatment toed rtiei^ improve,
ment of mam trunk tores. pump,
«tattoro and other aewev hiciil.
tt<mi ncguiHition of arteifi eBMP-
mtmtfi- and rights- of wav there,
tor. umunnce and- snle of general
otohgnt ion bonds of the City not
exceeding $178,000 to provide
fund» therefor, ttuthorwing
pledging at «11 cm pnrt of nut
fwuniu® df- mid ay-item and
ttothorudnx 9 tok levy- in guffk
omni imount to pay prim--pal
and interest of said bonds when,
ever necexHary to •oipptemynt
pvtUluble sewer revennutiZ’
TUESDAY -Sept, 22
SPANISH NITE
'UNA GRAN
DAMA" #•
1® MASCARÁ
DE CARNE"
WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY
(Septi
In Cuba's Raging
Heart!
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Patricia Owens
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place for fhfe rfteb
tum
Hin C.nnu-i Ch.im
bum a» the ©tty Hail at Oto City
• if WysHttt OiViMon» tor all prec incU
WITNESS nw hand- ;md sind otf
tljp< City of 'Byaxiu th» läJ3> <Uçy r
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Audio Murphy
jEddie Albert
YES
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Sewer “Sysieni Charter
Amendment Submitted,
To the Legal Voter»
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1959
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
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JERSEY GLOVES
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3 f°r 69^
Buy Them by the Dozen!
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BANK DAYS AT M 6 W MARKET
EVERY TUESDAY -3:00 P.M.
424 MAIN STREET-NYSSA
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OVAL ROASTER
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