Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, August 13, 1953, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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    THE N YSSA GATE CITY JO U R N A L . NYSSA . CRFGCN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 13. 1953
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Owyhee
Mothers . . .
Comfort
,sn faggasgtr r.
W ise housewives no lon ger spend w earisom e hours shopping about from
Cliff Mink flew to Babbitt, Nevada
Sunday morning to return his
daughter, Carole to their home here
after she had spent one week visit­
ing at the home of her uncle and
aunt. M r and Mrs. Delbert Hooden-
pyle and family at Babbitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lewis, Sandra
and Georgie arrived home recently
from a four weeks’ vacation trip Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis spent two weeks in
California while the children visited
their grandmother. Mrs. F. E. H ay­
nes at Twin Falls, then they, too
were guests in Tw in Falls before re­
turning home.
Mrs. H u g h Glenn and Mrs. Gerald
Slippy and son, Eldon left Saturday
evening on the Streamliner for Port­
land where Eldon underwent a med­
ical check-up They planned to re­
turn the middle of the week.
—Family Dinners
—Dinner Parties
—Group Luncheons
Brownie's
Cafe
Dial 3085
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PEERLESS
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P o r t a b le - S t a t io n a r y
ROLLER
M IL L S
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'peed (fxeuH *
WITHOUT
OUSTING
Giant 10-in d»ameter Tuf-C«*» chromed
rolls crimp or crack gram * b«” ef. faster,
with less power 10 P osab le and Sta­
tionary Models PTO and V-Belt drive
farm feeder and M ill sixes
(?*m e *]* * * d S ee
B & M
Equipment Co.
Nyssa — Dial 2207
one-stop, com plete
frozen Concentrated
the fruits and vegetables, and the well-known grocery items they need,
LEMONADE
MIX
and the countless specialties. Visit our store and let us serve you.
6 0Z CAN P
MAKES
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food market w here they m ay begin with the meat, and shop on through
2
Prices Effective Thursday-Friday-Saturday
Sunshine
tt
2 lb. box
Fly Ded
Krispy” Crackers
Each..........
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•
•
•
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Dennisons
14-oz.
CATSUP
29c
2 for
No. 303
Indian G em
APPLE SAUCE
2 lor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 5 C
20 ounce
Bluhill
PEANUT BUTTER
Each.................... 4 9 C
BEEF ROAST
STEAKS
W oodbu ry's
for
«1C
CASSES
39c
Cocoanut O il Castile
SH A M P O O
AEROSOL
B OMBS
S 1 .0 0 size only . . . .
'Pure V alen cia'
Standby
Each . . . 7 9 *
39t
46--OZ
ORANGE JUICE
No. 800 Is Lucky!! 2 for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 7 c
the 800th customer on
Saturday, August 15th
w ill receive FREE $10
grocery order.
Last W inner
Mr. Victor Duran
TUNA FILETS £¿S*
"For the Kiddies"
CRACKER JACKS
3 boxes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 c
Black
48 b a g
TREE TEA
U
Each
612 - o z . can
3 for . . $ 1 .0 0
Bordens
GROUND BEEF
12-oz.
"Kilh5ilies”
49c
L O C A L NEW S
•
dep en dable
Quart
. . . . Lb. 1 8 *
Salad Dressing TOMATOES
Fresh local
3 lbs. 8 8 * Each . . . 4 9 c
C A B B A G E ......... Lb. 5 *
Small, green
Lb. 3 5 *
Polled Meat
CUCUMBERS . . . . Lb. 1 0 *
Lb. 5 0 * 3 for . . . 19C Long, green, local
Derby
V i•
T-Bone, Sirloin, Rib
Sunshine
large bag
SKINLESS FRANKS Lb. 4 3 $ | Candy Chews
Each . . 2 9 c
Lb. 6 5 *
PORK CHOPS
P E A C H E S . . . . . . . . . Lb. 1 0 *
Home-grown
W ilson's
■3? 1
Super Market
"M o d arn M ethod« M aka Shopping Ea«iar H are"
D ial 2231
204 G ood A v e
'OlCe
3 for
-
store to store. Instead they choose a
;
Karen Whit had dir : er w rh Mr.
and Mr Neal N. 1
n a :.i child-
ren Sunday.
Pat Holcomb
N'v-.vi was a week
Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
ie?t of Mr. and Mr- Archie
D ia l 3»09
M .
Her sister, De-t Holcomb,
Mr and Mrs. Harlan Koger re- •pent the week end with Shirley
Skinr.t
urned home fr.m LaGrande Mon-
Mrs Gerald Slippy left Saturday
ay evening and' brought their
i-g cn the train to take her
aughitr. Mrs. Dan La vler and her evenni
*’o childresn. Shirley and Harlan *cn. Eldon, to a Portland hospital
nth them for a short visit Mrs f r a check-up Eldcn was quite ill
.avler and children left Friday with a kidney disease last year but
doming by bus for their home in i- in good health now and has a
check-up only occasionally.
’ortland.
Mr and Mr>. Gene Combs of Ont­
Tue day evening Mr and Mrs.
>erald Slippy » e r e hosts for a pic- ario were Sunday guest? at the Ken-
.ic and iamily get-together for ntth McDonald heme. Mr Comb? is
heir sen. Eldon on his 6.h birthday, a member of the State Police in
iuests were Mr. and Mrs. Art Par- Ontario.
ot and boys c f Chula Vi-ta, Calif,
Mr- Don Franklin and sons and
dr. and Mrs. Dale Clarv and child- Mr-. Dick Brown and children of
en, Mr. and Mrs. J P. Franklin Boise spent Sunday with their par­
ina daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ray ent-, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kygar.
•TankUn, all o f Parma, and Mr. and
Mr ar.d Mr- Werner Peuiz and
vtrs. Ted Cro.-bj of Nampa.
daughter, Wanda, and Kay Hoke
Mr. and Mrs. John Westfall and ---pent from Tuesday until Saturday
hilaren of Hine? vere here for the in McCall.
vedding of Mrs. Westfall's neice.
Lawrence Peutz returned Tuesday
Mary Ellen Williams, to Fred D ef­
tv
er Thursday night. Thursdday the
has been receiving treatment in the
Westfall? had dinner with Mr. and
Veterans hospital.
Mr?. T. H. Brewer before the cere-
Mr. and Mr- Kenneth Ahrens and
nony.
son- of Nampa were Sunday guests
Mrs. Laura Patterson of Bothell, of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Wash, arrived Sunday evening for a Schweizer.
.’isit with her si?ter, Mrs. Lynn K y-
Karen Mitchell left Monday for
?ar and family.
Camp Billy Rice with a group of
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Moses and young people from the Nyssa Stake
■hildren of EUenburg spent from of the L. D. S. church. The group
Thur-day until Monday with Mr will return Friday night.
ind Mrs Melvin Crocker.
Mrs. Keith Moore and son of Not-
Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald us and Joan Crocker left Wednesday
Hatt and children spent the evening for Quincy for a visit with their two
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl sisters and their families, Mr. and
Hinman in Parma.
Mrs. Russell Patton, Jr. and Mr. and
Mr and Mrs. E L. "F ort” Sumpter Mrs Marty McKin.
and David spent the week-end near
Mrs. Mildred Hite returned home
Council picking huckle berries.
from Haines Tuesday and brought
Howard Hatch o f Adrian spent her grandson, Johnny Hite, home
Sunday afternoon with his daught- for a visit Mrs. Zillah Hawkins of
ter and family, Mrs. Don Hatt.
Pleasant Valley also came home
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Skinner and with Mrs. Hite and visited until
Sunday.
Delmer St Onge left Friday morn­
ing for his home in Bend where he
has a job. Mr. St Onge has been
associated with Merle Kygar in the
Kygar repair shop for the past four
months.
Mr. and Mrs. K K. Perry of Aur­
ora. Nebr. came Saturday to spend
a few days with the Russell Gressley
family. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Gressley o f Ontario were din­
ner guests at the Gressley home.
Mrs. A1 Parker and Charlotte went
to Crouch. Idaho Thursday where
they visited until Saturday with Mr
youngsters to a
and Mrs. Clarence Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones and
home-style meal
their grandchildren, Linda Jones and
Brad Schreiber all o f Boise were
while doing their
week-end guests at the Byrd Walters
home.
SCHOOL SHOPPING
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Case and daugh­
this weekend
ter of Nyssa were Sunday night sup­
per guests at the Earl Crocker home.
Mr and Mrs Frank Mitchell a t­
tended the pageant in Weiser Thurs­
Completely
day evening which was presented by
the Weiser stake of the LDS church.
Remodeled for Your
Others attending from the Owyhee
Convenience
Ward were Mr. and Mrs. George
Bessendorfer and sons.
and
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