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THE N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L . N Y S S A . OREGON, T H U R S D A Y . OCTOBER 13, 1955
PLEDGES SORORITY
County Teachers
i Miss Krisune Riruhart. daugh-
) t* r of Mr. ai.d Mrs Grant lLne- Meet In Ontario
A'.! goners. both men and hart, is cn the pledge list of
The Malheur county Education
women, are invited to participate freshman women at th-g Univers- ‘ association met Wednesday even-
• n a mixed foursome golf play, ity of Oregon at Eugene, a, core , mg for dinner and a quarterly
Ontario
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Go f club. A bulfet luncheon will from the U of O ran.pu this Cafe m Ontario with Dorothy
be served after the golf matches, week. M ss Rinehart has p ¡edged Noland. Y y --a te.oher .md a. -o,
president,
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Winners of the recently com- Alpha Chi Omega,
Following the b.. tess < - .on
pleted annual tournament will
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reciive t.u-.r prir« - di ring
Holland Laurarce returned to at>
bin' ras hown
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lu ncht :i, it \vn- ,r.noun. t i
Nyssa with i four point buck
after deer hunting near Prairie
CI.ASRIFIFD !•’. R RESULTS t
USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS
Golfers Invited
To Ontario Sunday
S misai Valley
Lois Coursil
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y :.. Carrie Hi
and Coleen a
Mr and 5
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dinner giu
and Mr-
of M
S nul
Mr. and Mrs.
J hnst m n, Ni bi
at the Ken Lor,
Punt ral ser
• w re We
DU.
J. .n Kn Hit.,
C, in '1 spent T).
A Woman Leads
Services Held for
Vernon C. Gentry
day afternoon from I.ienk tempers
chapel for Vi rnon Chari s Gent -
ry fivt month oid -on of Mr and
' fat ron Hil Mrs Charles D j . Gentrj
err> f B
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Rev
Walt Hill
A. F St uhi le:'eld off:, ated
Sur u :
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(wit
Mitchell
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n th.. Nvssa
interme
cemeterv
the iu fk end.
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:■ i hunting
a a i Unite.
THREE
Cone Sorvcss Enters
OTJ for Second Year
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Mrs
S ’. ,e must be c h -rm in g and glam orou aa possible rn one hand -
and on
the other, she has tc
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- with the fa m ily
tod budget
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ee w h
po ;-.ible to eiiect savings for our < ustom srs. And w e f. ature 1 v sh
day — P L U S W E G IV E S & H G R E E N S T A M P S . Com e in. c o m p ro.
c rd bt
lv in c ed !!
by: Boyd Wilson
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ume to me in
There's something called “padding'’ in th? car business,
toe, although it's not nearly o prrtly a picture. F.on e car
d
rs still use it. and it jast gees to prove the Other half
that old . da
Liars ure can li • ;cr. '
Pat
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"Figures don't lie "
Nyssa last
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Nelle y's
The lingering salecman say1 "W hy.
S2CC0 for that charming hr p of 1;
ling r. w £>3300 job." The sad f
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a salesman sch
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Nai ley's
Lumber Jack
ar Ni
Rov. Utah spent the w
with her s ister. Mi
1.0
fa mils £
Mont gomery and
rs. Perry Jackson
r. and
Muirrav Rti>km of Forest ( _ tty, ant family >f Fremont, Utah,
Long Island,, N. Y . w:rote her'were dinner guests Wednesday
¡ . 1 i nt \lr. and Mrs. E. E. C 'Ion at the home of her brother. Irvin
ingt-r, that she had pu ,*hu t ■d a Durfce and famih
sack 0 f pot:itoes labeled. J aek-
Mr. and Mr
Keith Woollev
son’s Parma. Ida., on the sac k. It are the parents of a son. born
was almost 1like ai messaige 1 from Sunday. The Woolley other chil
dren are staying at the home of
home
Mr . and Mi ■S Jnl
We-tfall
t r a i l and their grandparent . Mr. and Mr
We
son, Johnny of Hum . pent Sat- Vern Garner.
urday night at the home of her
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Notheis
bi ither, Homer Brewei at : f u - were surprised Monday when
ily.
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
Mr. and Mr
John Clcavt r of and Mr .- Arthur Löscher of Long
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Nyssa spent Sunday afternoon at Beach. C a lif . arrived for a
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Mag-
Miss Clarice Noth«;is of La
nu: Ekanger In the evening Mi Grande spnt the week end at the
and Mrs. O. II. Schwei/or called. home 1 [>f her p n nt . Mr . and
Mr and Mr1 Anther,\ K in >f Mrs. Albert Notheis.
Nampa visited Mr. and Mi
A
W-s. Ora Ne wgen and Mrs.
R. Roberts, Jr . Sunda\ afternoon ^Fioronic
(Fhm nee Richai dson of I’ arma
Mrs. A. R. Roberts, Jr., and s
called on Mrs. Marg;a ret 1 .ant/
and d; nightrr, C”ntr> 1 at New
visited Mrs. Howard Wilkins
Boise Tuesday.
Plymouth.
The Sunset Valley Auxiliary
Mis. Ada Harrison is visiting
tne.t Thursday with Mi
Carl with Mi
Eva Wohlok« in Pum a
Simpson with 8 member- and one th. week
SYRUP
2 24 oz. Baii’es
691*
Queen Ann
Chocolate
Covered
CHERRIES
l Lb. Box
Gn!y
49<
VET'S
98<
2
li ; cvislonv '"s ego ju*t enough by
! 5 2 .; to t le trade-
in value (oil ri.ig S17C0 n irn c« l) but still will add the
S500 to th® new car price.
The customer, lost in a pink cloui
ting $1700,
fall- for it His protection, obviou ly. i: s to maki all lv s decisions
on the basis of how much EXTRA he ha- to pis ■ over the
ti.idt m pnei That the important fi, gure. and that'- the figure
you II ret from in without any $300 fa • :> . thrown in
If you are looking for a bargain and a ro.il savings,
com e in and take a look at our Buick Demonstrator. It
has been used very few miles and of course carries a
new car gu 'ra n teo just the same as if you had driven it
off the show room floor. Also I have a dandy 1951 Jeep,
that is in top condition, very sharp, and has a factory
built metal cab. See this one for your hunting needs.
CATSUP
Eollies . . . . 35<
Simple Simon Apple — Cherry — Berry
FR O ZEN PIES
omy 59< u
LARD
4 Lb.
BEEF ROASTS
Pkg. 4 y
Lb. 3 7
A Real Buy In Mighty Good Eating
SPARE RIBS
Lb. 3 9
Meaty <£ Rich — Perfect for Barbecues
Firm — Ripe
AVOCADOS
great in salads
2 for..........2 5 *
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday
TÀVI A D ’C
I A V L U K
food market
W € G IV « J . W
ALL the light bulbs in your house won't
burn out at once. But it is annoying to need
a new bulb and not have any spares. Next time
you shop, buy a whole carton of bulbs
. . .
and
choose a variety of sizes, plenty for every pur
pose. And use all the light you need
. . .
it costs
very little.
J LOCKER SERVICE
FREE DELIVERY ORDERS S5 OR MORE
Custom Cutting — Wrapping — Sharp Freezing
PHONE 3111
NYSSA
G R € «n 5 T ftm P 5
1 in
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VAN CAMP'S
DOS FOOD
Cans . . . .
Pig ci*y
I D A H O V POWER
& cctU citw D0M.S0 MUCH-Costs So LITTLE \
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