THZ NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY FFERUARY 19. I9S3
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Buena Vista
Mrv Viva CíoodeU
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Feb
10 with n.r.e Ta >le ;n pla’.
■ Junk H
rhile SI
l
O rd ar.d Jim Maliey won >ec 'r.a
h .-h and Mr
Wyatt Smith ar.d
Walter Fox won traveling pr.zei.
Reire hment- vert trved by Mr
R. > Holme- Mrs. Aloert » .- o h ar.d
Mr- Alva Ooodell.
Mr and Mr Liyd Adam.- spent
Monday evening at the Alva Gocdeli
home.
Mr ar..: Mr- George Cleaver and
Mr and Mr- La Vern Cleaver ar.d
Ala . r . tu Tue-cay fr m M:»s-
ca r. There they had vetted the past
three
Will Cleaver, uncle of
Oe\r. Cleaver, accompanied them
borne for a visit.
No Change In
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v.
• n at
tended a har.^ie: and bull sale at Bulldog Editorship
V <t
Becau.-e of erroneous information
day
it wa- recently stated in the Gate
Ur ar.d Mrs CU1Í Muir. were dm- City Journal that D ::- Wilson had
lie: f-est u: thè Edward T. ph.'f succeeded Jolene Hinter as editor
be me Sue
of The Bulldog, offic.al newspaper
Mr arc Mr Henry E-;r : ar.d of Nyssa high school
and
Vaughn c Mt.-.d-un and >
It should have been stated that
U r- I>!& rt Cictvcr &£C DO Tere M
W
.
A.va editor of the school paper for the
Bur.r-a;. d
G>- -ced r."
1953-54 term.
Ur ar.d M.
Mis Hunter remain- editor for the
W
balance of this term
the Ed
. . I . . : . .
day.
Mr ar.d Mr David Mos< o f Og-
der. visited with Mr and Mr Wayne
BJhpson Monday. They are uncle
and aunt of the Simps' ns.
Mrs. Id Bassett
Mr and Mr Tren Jane-. Mr. and
Mr Henry E plin and Mr. and Mr
Phone 0S9J11
Wayne Simp>on were among tho-e
attending a roller ,-kating party at
A shower wa given at the Presby
Ontario Wedne day even.ng. Later
the group had a supper at the Law terian church in Adrian Tuesday,
Feb.
10. for Shirley
Spark
rence Cleverly home at Fruitland.
Mr Thurman Hill, Marcie and and Kenneth Altig They received
Darlene, and Mr. and Mr
Loyd 102 gift.-. There were 75 ladies and
Adam vi ited J. F. Hill Sunday tn several children present. Refresh
a Bci-e hospital and report he is ments of punch, coffee and the wed
ding cake were -erved This couple
much improved.
Thurman Hill, Delbert. Vale and wa- married at the parsonage in
Wayne Gardner fi-hed near John Greenleaf. Feb 2. 1953 by the Rev
Oscar Brown. It was a double ring
Day Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simplon. Mr ceremony.
L:;-le Kathy and Janie Phifer v e
and Mr- Elwood Flinders and Mr
iled
v.th their grandparents, Mr
and Mr.-. Edison Child attended tlu
( »
Green ball at Parma or. and Mr- Charle> Bower Friday and
Thu: .
evening. They later had Saturday.
Mr i i Mrs. Jim Phifer finished
refre -iim its at the Flinders home
Mr am Mr s O E Cheidelin play- moving in their home Sunday on the
ed card-
ae Alva Goodeil home Beaumont place near the old school.
The L R Price family has moved
Ti
cut of our neighborhood into the
Mr ar.
Til irm
H.::. M l
ie ar.d D.-.r■lene •pent M nday even C wlir.g place in Adrian.
Mr and Mrs. A1 Thompson and
ing a; the Willils B e rr
Mr ar.d Mr
w i Lund;ir. Sr. Mr. and Mrs Bill Toomb attended
left i
r Salerri where they a meeting at the Vale American hall
Saturday.
will vi-.; !
vo or three week.v
Mr and Mrs. Bill Toomb and Mr
Mr and Mr Howard Day were
Sunday d.:r.ner gue.sts at the Le-:er ar.d Mrs. Dale A.-craft of Kingman
Kolony attended the card party giv
Cleaver hi me.
Among ihOM; from out of town en by the American Legion at the
attending the Warren Lundy fun- American hall in Adrian. This is the
eral were Mr and Mr Fred Sher-
‘ r‘ the series to be given,
man o f Allensville, Lloyd Dickerson ^Jr*. Toomb won high for ladies and
o f Salem. Jack Susee o l Hillsboro. Mr Toe mb won second for men.
Mr- Dale Ashcraft visited at Mt
Mr and Mr Albert Belleque and
Ronnie Shot of Gerva.-, Mr and Vernon from Friday to Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Bowers and
Mrs. Fred Lane of Portland. Mr
and Mr- J B Ke.- ler of Tigard Chuck went to Payette Thursday
and Mr. and Mr- P E Lundy of and had dinner at the Clyde Bowers .
home
Culver
Sharon Fox, Russell Bassett and
Ouy Tanner received word that
his sister. Mrs. Ann Pratt, entered a Billy and Ronald Day attended the
hospital at Portland for a major Valentine party and dance at the
grade school in Adrian Saturday
operation.
Among those attending a surprise night.
Mr and Mrs. Art Sparks visited
party at the Harold Wilson home
Saturday from this community were at the George Elfer home Sunday
Mr and Mr J.m Ritchie. Mr and afternoon in the Big Bend district
Norma Blake and Mr and Mr
Mrs Howard, Mr. and Mr Eugene.
Lloyd. Lester and La Vern Cleaver Kenneth Altig helped Dick Sparks
Refreshments were furnished by the to celebrate his birthday at the par
ental home o f Mr and Mrs. Art
guests
Evelyn Cleaver returned from Pay
■ 11
ette Saturdav where -he had \.-ited
,
. ‘ £v ^
Bassett and
at the Elmer Be« ! h«me
nda fand
Mr- Eugene Cleaver and
l.he Geor*e Eichners of
Mr r and Mr
. .
fam ilv were Sunday dinner guests NyDs' a M° nday eve" in*
Some dogs in this neighborhood
at the Jim Chadd h< me
got inu ) the chicken pc
M ign
Ekanv
Mr and M:
Mrs N P French -un
: Geor
were c
while the French- wet
Cleavt
ind.u
and killled about 50 o f ti
Cle
Mr
ana
d Mr
Ben ar Will C leaver were in B"i-e T h i' same thing happen
Mandi
Ben s id Will Cleaver are a mon ih ago. taking g about 53
French ’s chickens.
Cotl-ul' g a do •or there.
M
F.d Ba--ctt wa- a visitor
a Mr Glen M liman and
Mr
the
N
P
French hiuii" M nday
nner
gue-ts
at
the
Glene..
M
Ed Ba--ett and
M' In.i Sunday.
A V H urke ho
Barbara Tinner wa« an vernight Russell called at the Art Sparks
guest at the Shirley Schilling home home Sunday.
Mr and Mr- Lynn Hur-: Mr and
neear N> a M« nday
Mr-
Bill Toomb. Mr and M: - N E1
Mr- S B H ffman entertained
the Out Our Way club at her home French and Mr and Mr- Ed Ba -
Thursday afternoon with 11 memb -ett were a few from this neighbor
ers an-werlng r- 11 call Valentine hood who attended the potluck sup
gifts were exchanged and a lunch of per at the M L Kurtz home Sun
sandwiches, cake and coffee v u day night.
served The next meeting will be at
A defensible contract is one which
the La Vern Cleaver home March "2
Mr and Mr> Loyd Adams enter can be voided
tained with three tables of pinochle
Saturday evening High prizes were Discontinued 1952 pattern Sealy an-
won by Mrs. George Cleaver and niver-ary. NOW only $39 95 Peter
Willis Bertram while Mr- Willis son Furniture Co.
Bertram and Howard Finger won
low Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mr- George Knowles
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Mancie Bislw p home
Mr and Mr- Allen Jones and
family and Mr and Mr- John M •-
Calister wire dinner guest.- at the
Scott Hiatt hi me Sunday
At the pinochle party at Orange
THE STORE WITH EVERYDAY
LOW PRICES
Prices In This Advertisement
Effective Friday & Saturday
FEBRUARY 20 AND 21
Clearwater
Nyssa
Elevator
Phone 42
BABY CHICK PRICES PER 100
St Run
Pullets
Ckls.
SWIFT'S LAYERS
Swift's Golden Neck Layers
99c
5 cans
Waconia
Pure
$ 48.00
$1200
2500
48.00
5.00
New Hampshire
$19 00
$ 30.00
$1900
White Le ;horns
19.00
38 00
500
Austra-lorp
19 00
36 00
SWIFT'S STANDARD CHICKS
A 5-LB. BAG OF CHICK STARTER WILL BE GIVEN
WITH EACH ORDER OF 100 CHICKS
and
MEAT BALLS
2 cans .........49 c
CANNED GOODS
Best for flavor! Eest for value! INDIAN
GEM has the superior goodness that
comes from the harvest of Idoho s famed
51b.
gardens and orchards.
SORGHUM
E a c h ............
15 Ounce
SPÀ5 EÏÏ!
INDIAN
1.37
Derby
Whole Kernel Corn
5 cans 83c
Cream Style Corn
5 cans 79c
Cut Green Beans
3 cans 59c
Pie Cherries
2 cans 42c
Dark Sweet Cherries
2 cans 53c
Purple Plums
3 cans 59c
12 Ounce
Roast Beef
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46 Cune«
Del Monte
Pineapple
Friskie
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47c
3 c a n s ......................
Hunt's
No. 2‘ z
Sliced or Halves
Nalley's
PEACHES
2 cans
Betty Crocker
38c regular
YELLOW
CAKE MIX
2 pkgs................6 3 c
w :
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53c
2 cans
i
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Meal Tenderizer
EGG NO O DLES
& CHICKEN
AN INEXPENSIVE MEAL
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Morrell's Readv-to-Eat
1 pound
MARGARINE
4 Ihs. fo r........... S9C
Swift's
No. 2; - Cans
pO
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FO R TH E J j
Now on Display
Wb
c » o : ce
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meats
Sun Valley
m
2 cans ........ 9 9 c
49cl
GARDEN SEEDS
* “ PIÎER'$
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ASPARAGUS
2 c a n s ............ 49c
CHILI
Adolph's
Advertised in Reader’s Digest
Each
Dawn Fresh
1 lb. can
65c
:r mil — y n i i i a M —
Stokely's
46 Ounce
ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT
DOG FOOD
Peanui Sutler
I E a ch .......... S I . 9 9
DAFFODILS
This Weekend at New Low Price
st/tso#
Kraft
VELVEETA CHEESE
PICNIC HAMS
Lb....................... 4 9 ^
2 lbs.
SKINLESS FRANKS
Lb....................... 4 9 0
2 ca n s .......... 65c
BEEF ROAST
Lb....................... 3 9 C
2 pkgs.......... 27c
99c
Starkist
15 oz. tin
NEW
DELICIOUS,
3
AND CRISP-FRESH
CELERY HEARTS
. .
ea. 20c
NOODLES and TUNA
KRAFT DINNERS
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
SUNKIST ORANGES . . Lb. 9 *
CAULIFLOWER_ _ _ Lb. 1 6 £
SPAGHETTI DINNERS
Surloin. Rib. T-Bone
$ 25.00
Swift’s Skv-Hi Lavers
Here's the
TUNA
Kingman Kolony
Haley's
STEAKS
Lb....................... 55c
Shoulder
LAME ROAST
Lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 0 c
10c Coupon in Box
E a c h ...........45c
LETTU CE................ 1 0 c
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