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,ïV ^ r r r r r r r - f f r , ,? » / < J 7Ae NYSSA JOURNAL THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 29. 1950 I of the week, the Adrian Lions soft- i June 22 the guest team, M. I. A. Adrian Leading ball team romped over the winless came from behind to defeat the D Softball Team Muir-Roberts. £ n a Birmingham Waggoner Motor company team 9 to crew Tuesday evening. June 27 be LEAGUE STANDING hind Ronald Lane's one-hit pitching. The only hit off Lane was Marvin W L Pet. Adrian Lions 3 1 .750 Jefferies’ double in the second inn Waggoner Motor Co. 2 1 .667 ing. The leading hitters for the Tobler's Peed & Fuel 2 1 .667 hard-hitting Adrian crew were Ron Muir-Roberts, and ald Lane, M. Tallman, and Worden with two hits each. Burningham 0 4 .000 In the only men's league game Under the lights. Thursday night. THERE WILL BE NO S A L E WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 Union Livestock Commission Co. THE B-29 S argent S tacker ✓ ---------------• ---------------- FOR LARGE TRACTORS $700 WITH PUSH-OFF A SMALL UNIT FOR FORDS OR FURGESONS $600 “ The House of Oliver” NYSSA IMPLEMENT CO. 6 after trailing 6 to 1 at the end of the fourth inning. Bill Beus limited Waggoner Motor company to five 1 hits with Bob Wilder getting three hits and Reymond Larson two hits. Leading the M. I. A. attack were Burnett with three hits and Frank Skeen, Leon Child, and Delbert Hooper with two hits each. Bill Beus and Burnett each hit home runs for the winners, while Bob Wilder connected for the circuit for I the losers. Other games under the lights Thursday night saw the Farmers Daughters softball team defeat the Satinettes 20 to 5 and the Muir- Roberts and Burningham team de feat Davis Oil company of Ontario 9 to 8 by scoring two runs in the last half of seventh inning. Games for the coming week are as follows: Thursday night. June 29, under the lights, starting at 7:00 Peterson Furniture company versus Nyssaettes; 8:30 Tobler’s Feed and Fuel versus Muir-Roberts and Burn ingham and 10:00, M. I. A. versus Weiser Firemen. No games will be played Tuesday night, July 4, because of the holiday. Thursday night under the lights, July 6, starting at 7:00, Tobler’s Feed and Fuel company will play Waggoner Motor company at 8:30 Farmer's Daughters will meet Nyssaettes and 10:00 Peterson Furn iture company will play outside team. Defense Workers Meet In Adrian ADRIAN, June 29—Mr. and Mrs. Steve Miller and sons of Reno, Nevada and Ernie Birmingham of San Francisco were Sunday guests at the James McKinnis home. The men worked together on defense work during the war. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore re turned home Thursday from a three-weeks visit with relatives in Tennesee. Their son, Henry and niece returned with them. John Hastwriter of Nampa visited M r and Mrs. Cecil Smith Monday. Clarence Keller, Bennie, Don Han sen and Bill Willis fished near Unity over the week-end. Mrs. Geoff Williams is attending summer school. Bobby English of Cambridge is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Gayle Martin and family. Kristine Korman spent Friday af ternoon with Linda De Haven on the occasion of Linda's birthday. Mrs. H. M. Korman returned to Boise Tuesday evening. Kristine re mained for the rest of the week. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henderson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown ac companied Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown to Boise Sunday. They took FORD ‘TEST DRIVE" AMAZES THOUSANDS! BEFORE YOU BUY A N Y CAR — "Tc*c Drive” the ’ 50 Ford! Pick your ow n "proving ground” —the U te p tit hill you can in d , the rvmgbett road, the tighten traffic! That’ s the way, the only way to get the famous Ford “ Feel” ! Y ou'll fcnd, as thousands o f others are Ending every day, that the ’ 50 Ford is the one>Sa* car in the low-price held! Yes, "Test Drive” it today—your Ford Dealer is the man to sec. evening. Kristine Korman spent the evening at the Jim Atteberry home. Mr. and Mrs. Riley Dille and fam- ily of Weiser and Mr. and Mrs. Herb . . . Thomas were Sunday dinner guests their granddaughter. Kristine home and on the way back they visited in Caldwell with Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Eastman. Glen Pounds and daughter, Mrs. Rich Holly, were in Boise Tuesday on business. Henry Hatch of Joseph, Oregon visited Sunday in the Howard Hatch and Jim McOinnis homes. Albert Tillson and son and fam ily of Emmett visited in the A. C. Henderson home. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown were in Ontario on business Tuesday Spring Filled Maliress DO YOU Wool Rugs, 9 x 12 - - Always swim with some body? .. 5 a ^ ilw B F r t tka « a flay a t ä 0 w law -prtN t m . . . Nyssa Safely Council U. S. 20 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ North of Y ^HIWIIIIIIII IIHIIIIIIIH IIIIIH I I III I I III III IIMH III HUH III IIMII 111 llllllilll III III III III III 1111111111 il HI III III I I HI III HI liHllllirilMIIIIIIIIIIIIINIM^ GREEN SPOT 46 OZ. ORANGE ADE - - NALLEY'S 2 for 59c NO. 2 CAN LARGE. PAN READY FRYERS - - each $1.29 POTATO STIXS - - 2 for 25c FRANKS - - - LH. 39c VAN CAMPS NO. 2'/, CAN SAUSAGE - 4 LBS. $1.00 SWIFTS 1 % POUND JAR PORK & REANS - 2 for 43c PIGS FEET - - - - 55c OLD FASHIONED 2 POUND BAG YELLOWTAIL COOKIES 49c TUNA - - - - 2 for 49c NO. 303 TIN 2 POUND CARTON 5 for 49c VELVEETA - QUART JAR OLIVES - - - - - 07c DIAMOND - 55c WAXED PAPER - - 2 for 43c SOAP POWDER LARGE - 42c - T R E N D ................... 19c LIPTON'S FROSTEE 24 OUNCE - - 29c NO. 1 TALL - - 2 for 59c ICE CREAM MIX 2 for 25c ICE COLD. 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Free Parking and Sundays— 12 Noon to 9 P. M. Delivery 1 Wilson’s super Narkel Th» omiy co r h ih M r f with ASTTOMAfK O V n O t l V I Her riman Motor Co. Phone 21 Boise after M. P.^ In the Davenos, New-Qualiiy Suite - $49.50 MIRACLE WHIP ' • Father III— Lynn Lawrence went to Sunday and again Monday noon to be with his father, Lawrence, who is critically ill veterans hospital. P re market F urniture S ale KRAFT ’ __ ■ [ of Mr. and Mrs. George De Haven. _________________ To Portland— Mrs. W W Foster and Mrs. Jesse ney ,are » ‘ tending the state con- gress of parents and teachers exe- cutive meeting in Portland thisweek. i i : i i i i ! i i u t i m m i i i i n i i i M i n m niiiiiitiinm,inmiiinimnuumimnnm m mH M mN M M M M M M mm m m Are You A Safe Swimmer? Wait SECOND SECTION "Modem Methods Make Shopping Easier Here" PRICES GOOD JUNE 30 AND JULY 1 2nd and Good = = = = —• =:
