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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 28. 1955 Ore. Trail Grange LDS Junior Softball Round Robin Started; Picnic Here Sun. District Play Here Organize Projects The Nyssa stake LDS junior Adrian News Rose Willis Plans for the annual picnic of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Jarv is and the Oregon Trail G range to be Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard C onnaughy held Sunday at the Nyssa park ip en t S un d ay visiting Mr and at 1 o’clock w ere discussed at the Mrs. V irgil Olp and fam ily in regular m eeting of the group last Mt. V ernon, Ore. Jan ie Olp just T hursday evening. retu rn ed hom e from the hospital G range m em bers, their families afte r an ap p en d ix operation. and friends are welcomed. G rang Mr an d Mrs. Jam es Stephens ers are to take basket lunches and and Jo h n n y left S aturday ev en the organization will furnish ing for th e ir new hom e in C or drinks and ice cream. vallis. A special m eeting will be held Mr. and Mrs. G ayle M artin and at the grange hall this evening girls left W ednesday evening for S eattle to get th eir son, Ronnie, (Thursday) to discuss the building who has been visiting Mr and of a fair booth at the M alheur C ounty Fair. Mrs. Jim M artin the past few O ther items of interest at the weeks. From th ere they will spend last m eeting w ere plans for O. E. a week in C anada Mr. and Mrs. F red Mull and C heldelin and G range M aster boys of O akridge are visiting at F rank Sherwood to build a picnic the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck table for the Nyssa park. Scarcity of hay and the resu lt G ilbert and fam ily this week. Mrs Mull and Mrs. G ilbert are sisters ant prices w ere review ed; also the Mrs. H enderson and David possibility of placing the south Looney are spending the week \ end of M alheur county in the w ith Mrs. A nna S parks and drouth area in efforts to obtain governm ent assistance. Mrs. G ard W ayne in LaG rande. Mr. and Mrs. D aw aine Hatch ner gave a dem onstration on hand and fam ily of S ta r were S u n d a y 1 w riting analysis and Mrs. Fern d inn er guests at the hom e of Mr. Runcorn gave a com parison of food prices at present and several and Mrs. H ow ard Hatch. M r. and Mrs. G lenn Hoffm an years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight W yckoff and d au g h ter of Beuna Vista were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. w ere welcomed as new m em bers of the grange. Henry Day Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H enry Day c a lle d ' Serving refreshm ents for the on Mr. and Mrs. C layton M artin evening w ere Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams. S unday evening. Mr. an d Mrs. V ernon Parker, M arilyn and Pam spent Sunday girls, Mr. and Mrs. K. I Peterson at the p ark in Boise. w ere Sunday dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. R obert N eer and hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. girls of P o rtlan d visited at the Piercy. home of h er p arents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr.s Eugene R euter and K. I P eterso n over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R euter of They left for the Yellowstone Union called at the home of Mr. park M onday. and Mrs. H enry R euter and fam H enry R eu ter and the F.F.A. ily Thursday. Leslie R euter just instructors ju d g ing school at Un- j re tu rn ed from Korea. ion T uesday and W ednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl W inn and A rth u r Case of Houston, Ida., fam ily spent the w eekend at the was a S un d ay d in n er guest at the Ten A X ranch near Lowm an, hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mills. Ida., which belongs to Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. R obert N eer and Mrs. Lee Winn. Public Car - Tractor Auction Every Wednesday evening, starting at 8 p.m. August 3rd, there will be a public auction at our sales yard, on Highway 30, one mile north of Ontario. Contact Everett C. Clinton, Rt. 1, New Plymouth, if you have any cars, tractors, pick-ups or trucks to auction. W ill be at the sales yard all day W ednesday for consignm ents. TO BE SURE OF HIGHEST PRICES. GET IN ON THE EARLIEST CONSIGNMENT softball jeam com m enced a round robin Monday evening. The round robin is a double elim ination w ith the tw o final team s entering dis- district play. Monday evening results w ere Nyssa 2nd, 16 and Ow yhee 15; Nyssa 1st 15 and P arm a 5 and O n tario took the win from Vale through default. Nyssa 1st and Nyssa 2nd. P arm a and O ntario w ill see action T h u rs day evening (tonight) at the rodeo grounds. The 7:30 game w ill see Nyssa 2nd and Nyssa 1st battlin g for a win. The two top team s w ill en ter district play on A ugust 2nd. 3rd and 4th at the Nyssa rodeo grounds. The division consists of team s from the W eiser, Nam pa, Boise, Nyssa and Union stakes. W inners of the district will com pete in a divisional play off and divisional w inners will en ter play at Salt Lake City. Last y ear over 1200 team s p a r ticipated in the Ju n io r church softball league and it is expected th at m ore team s will be com p et ing this year. PAGE SEVI Ben R oberts received em erg ency surgery S unday at the M al heur M emorial hospital He is re portedly in good condition. ThirtY -iour girls and their lead- ers from the Nyssa second w ard MIA spent from T hursday u n til S aturday of last w eek at Z inn’s The Nyssa stake senior softball plunge in New M eadows for the Roger Skeen pitched a one hit team s will play th e final second an nual outing for B eehive girls. gam e Monday evening to lead h alf gam es on F riday at the rodeo the W aggoner Motor team to a grounds. The first game will sta rt the play off to be set in the near 5-2 softball victory over Tobler's at 7:15 w ith Nyssa 1st m eeting fu tu re Feed and Fuel. This is the second P arm a O ntario w ill see action ' League standings as of Ju ly 27 defeat for the T obler squad this ag ain st O w yhee in the second are: season and an exceptionally large gam e an d Nyssa second will play Nyssa 1st 4 0 crowd of fans w ere on hand for Vale in th e final game. na 4 0 the game. Vale, Parm a and Nyssa first Nyssa 2nd 2 2 Bob Wilson and Ja y Bybee team s won from Vale, Nyssa sec O ntario 2 2 tripled for W aggoners and Andy ond and Ow yhee in games played O w yhee l 3 A nderson saw action in the catch at the grounds Tuesday evening. Vale o 4 er spot. B atteries for T obler’s w ere Also played Tuesday night was Two team s, w inners from first Tommy H olm an and Hugh T ob a th ree inning play off game to and second halfs. w ill e n ter the ler. b reak a tie betw een O ntario and district play offs d u rin g the first W aggoners will see action w ith Nyssa first from play in the first part of August. The d istrict con the Labor Cam p team at th e labor half. O ntario won the game 3 to 0 sists of Union, W eiser, Boise, cam p T hursday evening. for a final score for the original Nam pa and Nyssa stakes The 11 R B gam e of 9 to 6. Nyssa 1st and w inner of the d istrict w ill play in W aggoners 11 5 1 P arm a are still tied for the first a regional m eet w ith th e regional place b erth in the first half w ith w inner going to S alt Lake City. Toblers 1 2 2 Nyssa 1st, Parma Hold Top Spols In LDS League Waggoner Squad Hands Toblers Second Defeat . _ r 14 cents per bale. W ire tie. Also custom com bining. Phone 2126. 29-3tc. • Eyes examined • Glasses fitted Caldwell Phone 9-2312 » m ¿ « V . GREEN STAMPS K \ ^ TANG __ at No Extra Cost Nalley's SALAD DRESSING 39 C Qi. Nalley's Pickles... Relishes 4 j- 98< Your Choice ««L . F For Those Hot Weather Picnics and Out Door Meals Goldettes GRAPEFRUIT 7 98c SHORTENING 77 MARSHMALLOW S 2 39# CHEESE 69# 1 Lb. Bags For FOR SALE — Used W estinghouse electric range. $25. Phone 2011. 29-tfc CUSTOM BALING $3.50 per ton Dr. G. W. Graves ♦ ■ ' t .*,< • M em bers of the Nyssa second LDS w ard enjoyed an outing and no host supper at the Nyssa p ark S aturday evening in celebration of Pioneer Day. Mr. and Mrs. Dale G arrison. Mr. and Mrs. S horty B randt, Mr. and Mrs. H erb F isher and Dr. and Mrs. G len K enaston of San Diego cam ped and fished at the N orth Fork of the M alheur over the w eek end. • Mr. and Mrs. Lew is Riggs and children sp en t T hursday in N am pa and Caldwell. W hile at C ald w ell they visited a niece, Mrs. Leo York and fam ily. FOR SALE — O ntario house, 2L lots. P hone Vale 2492. 29-3tp. C LA SSIFIED FOR RESULTS W e give you a "Full House" of Fine Merchandise at Low, Low Prices Ju ly 14— Mr. and Mrs. J u a n Oliva, Nyssa, girl. Mr. and Mrs. Gale W. Hyde, P arm a, boy. Ju ly 15 — Mr. and Mrs. Every Cam eron, P arm a, boy. Ju ly 16 — Mr. and Mrs. G ilbert K linkenberg, Nyssa. boy. Ju ly 17 — Mr. and Mrs. C urtis H inkle, Vale, girl. Ju ly 26 — Mr. and Mrs. G erald Sim ianer, Nyssa. girl. AVAILABLE — Com bine, MH- 90. Dudlev K urtz, Phone 2132. 29-2tc. Nyssa second w ard girl's so fW > ball team continued a win streaK, Tuesday evening w hen they w om . from the O ntario team 4 to 3, at» O ntario. B atteries for Nyssa w ere Col«« leen F roerer and Reona Chriab*» ensen. Nyssa first and Nyssa secomff- will see action T hursday a t 1 p m at the city p ark in the finaL gam e of the girls to u rn am en t. T en tativ e plans are to hold t h « district round robin p lay-off Nyssa beginning M onday ev en -» ing. •Here's the deal...on Nvssa Births . . . Too Late To Classify Nyssa 2nd Girls WinC* From Ontario 4-3 mi #1 s- jo Bake Rite Only Tastewell Only # 3 Lb. Can 2 Lb. Box TAYLOR'S Do Ii Again! 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