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— Tüß ¿JYSSÄ GATE CITY JOURNXL. CJYSS h . ORfcOOii. THURSDAY. OCtOBEft 13. ITS« 2À&R 'mi -%*u'-Wïdw Church Cloud Seedîiîg Program Ce^tdueied M«s>*i in Ontario QWyhee Project Brings Exira Ruaaf feishop of the Chu-i •h 'f Eng a’ d, • The r« V it i be thi s y a k i r at an area- ducted 1 faiths at the « n d « Miei • ng pre Met) huich 1 Ontario next n , it wa- an- estin] a Wednt watt of run Houn?*ii Wi di i Bishop Neill is Ii former mis- throujj port ue i sionary to India fro : 1 thi* • LLn1 1 1 * n A m e n in Weather C o f li. i 1 ;» • j( at :, pn senta Oreeoi that : t * di. f ( ’: • :« r tl Vc 'f ’ ^ \V. ni,/ i . 1 ’ ■ Th* ’ hnrchi V, Id ( v nt in* V i- ' hnn ii'if) in fht ea tfrn On ;iiin Episcopal .!4 tíu V 1C of h: tops * in\ .ti >1 T to thi lor L Cap*. F >h rt T ’ Lot Visits Friends Here K< rfrt T Ca. ■v A ir Force at Baltin od last wi i k w.th K. K Lienkaempc the iHumhèlt an south, . h 50 percent precipitati A leta F ir b< ' r< Classified Ads There wn no • hool Monday and Tin day of this week, dui to a teacher’s meeting. Mr and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and family were Sunday dinner News from the College of Idaho « ‘u,’sts :it th,‘ hom<‘ " f Mrs Mary <ampic at Caldwi ll thi week K »inn i in Ontario ti 11 activitii ol Ny a tu The W.S.C.S ladie plan to dents there. journey to Nampa Wednesday, Ontario. Ore. riu n ir t.n trrprisr 401 i No toll charge) ir< tí thi pa t 20 year-! how- that for the I seasonal interval from February through June, the areas bounding | the Owyhee watershed to the west and to tic outh had from 15 to 20 sea nns where the precipita- tion was greater than during the 1955 period On the other hand mint of the Owyhee water hed area had only 10 such wetter seasons and in the central part of O during the past 20 y< The little one weighed 8 pounds, 14 ouiu ' and l..i In . n rarm d Tina Loin-e. Sh- h.i two broth ers. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fisher of Nvs a visited at the Jack Reed home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huett of Roswell are also parents of a baby girl born Tuesday in the ' * t‘sa, hospital She weighed t i, pounds, l 4 '-_, ounces and goe by the name of Linda Rose. She has ! four brother Mr Huett i - our principal here in Apple Valley. ' . 1:1 ? « ! n d J h? ' ' . “ the home of Mrs. Ted Dick, for mer APP'*‘ y alley re ident Frank Smith returned Friday from everal days spent in a Boise ho pita! Mr Smith u ill have to remain in bed for quite some time Ken Robinson returned home lay i ng after p> nding ■ vt ral das in the Caldwell ho : tal He 1 feeling much bettei now Mi Robin on had the flu and pent two day: in the Ny a hospital la t week. Mrs. Chris Melvedt of Biii^c were Sunday dinner gue ts ancj Mrs. N imp i p O p t o m e t r is t tv 0\ k i d of Mrs F. J. Strasbaugh of Nyssa Ml Hill 1 J i ■ . r'huri'h'-i v- • 1 Li* U1 ' on. Bill Church, who 1 - now 1 : service, was a proud papa thi week, id further confusion, Just to avoid id Bill and Mr ( name the baby Michael Edward, vas born at the The infant ArniV hop ital at Fort Carson, Co Oct 4 Physicians re- ported that Mr: Church and the Starting Time Sat. Sun— 1:30 P.M. Evenings— ’ ¡30 P.M. ; h : t : s :) a y F r id a y . * 'T C 1ER 13-14 r* X T" ' STRANGER ON HORSEBACK law anil h foi a g -T L Wt use the Journa' S A T U R D A Y . OCTOBER 15 In Technicolor with Rober Y o u n g — Marguerite Chapman A thrill-packed Western with plenty of action. Saturday Matinee 1:30 P.M Nyssa S U N D A Y - M O N D A Y . O CTO BE R 16-17 Firemen's Ball Saturday, Oct. 22, 8 30 P. M. ' THE PURPLE PLAIN'' In Technicolor with Gregory P ic k — W n Mm Tan Bernard Lee — Brenda Eanzie A R A F pilot who ha flown too long and loved too much . forced down in a sweltering Burma se jungle. Matinee Sunday — 170 P M . Old Nyssa Cym T U E S D A Y - W E D N E S D A Y , O CTO BE R 18-19 THE FAR HORIZONS" In Vi-taVi'ion and Technicolor with Fred MacMurray — Charlton Heston Donna Reed — Barbara Hale Ten Piece Orchestra met lou tory o f the famed Lewis and Clark expedition and Sacajawea the Indian girl who found the trail to the North West. $1.00 Per Couple Only On Thursday Friday and Saturday Stidd's — Western Fis Bars were 4 9 Swans Down— 17-oz. Angel Food M ix Chili 5 Cans n .00 Cr Libby's — 46 oz 2 tor 8 9 ' Pineapple Jce. 3 for 7 9 Lumber Jack — 24-oz. Syrup Celery 3 for $ f.0 0 Popular Brands Local — Crisp Lb 8C Canned Milk Local 4for5 3 c Sun Maid — 4 Lb. Pkg. Cabbage Lb 4 C Raisins P k g .6 5 C FROZEN FOODS W e are fortunate to have bought up enough pork to be able to offer it to our friends at— Simplot — 10-oz. M E A T V Â IU E S Strawberries 4Pkgs. 8 9 ' 26 < Polar— 10-oz. ?ed Raspberries 5 Pligs Per Pound s i s sw wn p i This is ready to store in our lockers or put in your own deep freeze. Or you can buy your own porker and we will glcidly process it for you. Store Open until 7 p.m., Saturdays 8 p.m. iooiA 3103 Beef Liver Bacon Squares * F R E r C O Wt » Fresh. Tender, Young Lb. 2 5 Lb 19 Lean. Top Quality U FISCHER'S Locker Sem es <* r i * * D I A L 3532 Beii Party in Town! A.B.C. — 2 Lb. Pkg. This is the time to lay in your winter's supply at probably the most favorable price in many years. 3 Nyssa Theatre In Eastman Color with Joel M cC rea — Kelvin McCarthy John Mclntirc — Miroslava e í í Í!¡£St- f o * fl* “ afternoon at the tv ladies were old school chums. Mrs. Lily Fouch and her broth er, Fred Shultz, of Caldwell, visit ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fritts Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Donald Fritts are the parent nf a bub) girl burn Wednesday m the N\ a hospital to (O Can Be Effective DRESSED PORK TnM . c REIENTLESS" TOP Of THE CROP fottfS — t t These Prices Hugh Mudd of tntl\ uf K in a - i d Sa.tu ¡.e. m .h t X* *r* Mi Mr- Lylt Miner rvl• and Mr: Ce orge Oxnam. .Mr anti Mi Get aid Curr> and Mr and Mr Dal Bingman. •see The Oregon Mat nd Comme: Ontario meetin ■ Saturd a\ R in o m a ore .deni He Thi rstaki a: i ■t - *nd Dale -L Oxnam iav At ending the mixer in evenritj and the banquet and dance which climaxed the week- Nyssa Joycees, W ives Attend Fall Meeting 4 A{ i T Apple Valley Dr. lohn Easly P L A N TO M A K E FLOW ERS Amori st pro.-, tair p ercent itistics i nn erican d b Ni d Mrs W. ; on of- Talbot fjcial I S W B ur in re- : in the cords, was i riroute t<> Ei These values cc intrast tie he* will -harph with below-norma 1 pre- Mar ha Plan 1 if radar equip- cipitati n in the similar cl imatic make u Villa’ areas incut urrounding the O whet w at« i ed target area. For ex During the year that her hu i [}] ,: i theii hed o f the Burnt and M two , h, j[, ■. K Robert of W !di r, will pi i 1 the v nti r in Florida with her dau htcr-in Jaw. Capt and Mrs. Talbot are for mer Ny a rc ident and former Mrs. Woodrow Wilson ownen ut the Gate City CV .im i Phone 2-2769 Parma 1 0 4 t- rv ith tin Wayne Chi nut. Jr 1 Mr and Mrs. Wayne Che.-mit will lie appearing in the opening play of the season, “ The Show-Off,” to be given on the campus Oct. 27, '« ). i hman at the college Keitha Strasbaugh, sophomore at C of I v ill be tu 1 at the annual Colli gi ol Idaho aumni coml 1 ■ I ffei it Ft nn hall'Saturday fol the C of 1 Willamette univt i itv football game Guest: will be former stu- ’ " an cu: Name to A lt- 2 ; s Adrian — Menibers of the Ad-1 rian Girl: - Athl it.i a ociutcDn. with thei r adv isor, Mrs. Cari K ta eh and Sam Tyson, spent t:he week end at thi Girl Scout ca:mp at McCall . The group, made ip of 27 girls and the two teacht?rs. left Fndaj ’ morii ing and retuirted Sunday ev'ening. — ---------- Talh >t. Jr. Activities Told O f N yssa Youth At C of Idaho •jrmal precipi ation period whili ■ the 1 vatersh« d t the thorn Nevada had ¡0 percent of m tatistical Bill Church Fami*? Cir, Adrian CA>! He® W e e k Sad O u t m q 6 xj & M a in n t the " Y Nyssa H r KING SALMON SILVER SALMON HALIBUT OYSTERS Lb. Lb. Lb. PI. 79c F 69c ; I 69c S 73c H « ?
