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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1958 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON Gate City JO U R N A L i-vaimui— oirainea or Whole wnoie Eatmor — Strained Reg. 2 for 49c 39* Cranberries 69* Shortening M .W FLOUR Cake Mix-----i..79* .......... 2 ior Bake Rite — All Purpose Regular 83c . 3 Lb. Tin Picket ............. 2 5 Lbs. Betty Crocker White—Chocolate—Yellow ê FROZEN FOODS M PUMPKIN or APPLE PIES s,ockUp FISH STICKS At This Low Price Fisher Boy 39* .00 1 5 for * Hi-West Brand Reg. 2 for 27c C O R N .................................3 for 2 9 * Booth Reg. 3 for 39c FRENCH F R I E S ................. 4 for 3 9 # Big Bend— Four Residents Operate Polls Election Day PAGE NINE SPORTS Fish Releases Adrian Antelopes Trounce Marsing Reach New High; By 55-0 Margin to Sweep to Top Federal Aid Due Of SRV-B League With 7-0 Record By Miss Helen Hstch October releases of large finger- Adrian’s Antelopes swept to an Phone Parma 2-2473 ling trout by the game commis- undefeated SRV-B league record Joe King. Helen Hatch, Mrs. «don pushed the poundage figure and undisputed first place in the Walter Stradley and Mrs Glad- to an all-time high in hatchery league with a resounding 55 to 0 ys Swigert served on the election fish production for a single year, win over the Marsing Huskies in By George Vaughn board last Tuesday at the lower according to the State Game their last game the season Fri- Bend school house. Commission. Remo Koski, chief of League bowling produced some i day night This was the Ante- ------------ fish liberations, said that at the fancy scores the past week. Larry lopes' first league title since 1951, Mr and Mrs. Chet Smith, Jack end of October the poundage had Saito led the Ntsei Majors with although they placed second last tal . of 715,000 pounds I *}ls ,25® ?•"»/ and r i i 606 series. I *' year. Slabaugh a n d f a m i l y , Mrs reached a total I c I 'll i H n r i l W i n if *o4 Pearle Abbott and family and of fish released, which is a 36 per j i Joe’s j ® Club, _____ Y1 „ # ____ first _______ At the same time senior half Mrs. Maxine DeMark and family cent increase over last year’s tot- sories “ lk;' ganu aru back Phil Hatch racked up 25 had Sunday dinner with Mr and al released. ' Harold G.nzel whacked out a points on three touchdowns and Mrs. Frank Shelton in Nyssa. The heavy increase in pound- 347 game and Lewis Shepler had seven conversions Friday night to Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts at- age is almost entirely attributable high series of 601 in the Snake take the league’s individual scor tended a birthday dinner for Ken- (0 the game commission’s large River Valley League. Gay Way ing title from Homedale’s Laron neth and Orville Carroll in the fingerling production program Service, on the top perch, only Waite. Hatch totaled 122 points Henry Carroll home in Newell and the production of much larg- one 8ame ahead of Ontario Elks for the season. Adrian’s Kay Heights Sunday evening er Iegal Slzed fish than produced ha^ hlgh ganu> oi 915 Cleverly also piled up 81 points Mr and Mrs. Chester Stanton in the past. Although releases of George Hironaka rolled for the during this year’s play. left last Tuesday for Lewiston, large trout are viewed with favor Playing at home. Hatch started Ida . and visited his mother. Mrs. by the angler, production of these ^ 977 an?266? * honors things off with a bang for the Hattie Stanton and a sister and fish is causing some concern be- The Ontario Elks League had Antelopes by running the kickoff farryiy, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vails in cause of fish food costs, the com- George Vaughn with a 215 game back some 80 yards for a touch Walla Walla. and 619 series. mission says. down and then kicking the extra Mrs Riley Dille and Pat of Bud Spofford with a 226 game point. Total fish production at all Weiser spent Saturday with her game commission hatcheries dur and Bill Blackaby with 595 were Then, still in the first quarter. mother, Mrs. Herb Thomas. ing 1958 should reach approxi- high scorers for the Idaho Oregon. Hatch later drove off tackle, Ed Cain was leading man for Mr and Mrs. Herb Thomas , , mately 20 million, the second the Valley Men with a 214 game broke loose and tore 72 yards for visited Mr. and Mrs. Dierk.ng ih that this goal has I ~ d another touchdown, once again Saturday evening. . . ana 300 serits. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell English D ~ . a . , , . Willie Sallee roLled a 210 game kicking the extra point. In the second period Adrian's and family were hosts at Sunday ■ ¡L are^mauflv ^hmonU* i?r l.he Y all‘‘-V, Women and Bev Stanley Mills plunged for six dinner in honor of her sister. Mr silver salmon. * * ^ *nd s M s e r ie l * * g yards and the Antelopes’ third and Mrs Milton Watson and fam Helen Otani took scoring hon- TD with Hatch scoring the point At the same time the commis ily of Peck. Ida. Other guests ors in the Nisei Women’s League after for a 21 to 0 Adrian lead at were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. sion said Oregon’s share in Fed- with 225 and 540 halftime Earl Clary and Martha. Mr. and eral Aid funds ior the flscal year .A d r i a n .cored .wire more in Mrs. Kenneth Clary of Caldwell under the Dmgell-Johnson and l^lrd quarter first with and Mr. and Mrs Warren Clary Pittman-Robertson acts for fish of 205 and 549 and Ruby Parsons and game restoration will amount with 197 and 564 1 Cleverly plunging two yards, and and family of Parma. Ruby Parsons again took the later on a pass from Fred Sayre Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wood are to slightly more than one-half weekly honors for the ladies in to Allen Boatright good for 10 visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. million dollars. The apportionment for Oregon the Mixed Doubles with a 198 yards. Both times Hatch kicked Elmer Wood. Lloyd is stationed was $512,146 which is about $12,- game and 503 series. Shay Bybee’s the extra point. in Texas. 201 game was high for the men. In the final period Hatch broke Mr and Mrs Dick Davis and 000 less than was received for the Aided and abetted by Harold Gin- Stevie and Helen Hatch spent program last year. Of the one- zel’s 556 series the Ginzel Jewelry loose again as he returned a Mar. Sunday evening with Mr. and half million, slightly more than team took the team honors with sing punt 45 yards for another Mrs. Don Hatt and family. , $103,000 is available for fish re- 718 and 1988 and hold first place. Antelope TD, kicking the extra Only one game separates the point once again. Cleverly then Mrs. Joe King and Mrs. Nora storation programs and just over top four teams in this tight lea plunged another two yards for Stark visited Mrs. Clara Collion $409,000 for game restoration, Adrian to score, followed by in F'ruitland Sunday. 1 Money for the Federal Aid pro- gue. The Idaho Western Regional fi Hatch’s kicking of his seventh Ted Averys and the county ag- gram is derived from an 11 per nals in the annual All-Star Bowl ent planted a large bee bed on cent excise tax on sporting arms 1 Tournament will be held in consecutive PAT. Hatch passed to Thompson who the Joe King ranch. and ammunition and a 10 per | Z s e on Nov lS and 16 for the Zeb Davidson and Fred Koop- cent excise tax on fishing tackle. 1 women and on Nov. 22 and 23 for I went 20 yards for Adrian s final man of Parma visited at the Case Excise taxes apportioned to th e1 the men. The winners of the score, but his kick after the TD Muntjewerff home Saturday 48 states and territories amounted Western division will then meet missed the goal posts. the Eastern division winners to The Huskies threatened the An afternoon. to about $21.000,000 this year. determine Idaho’s representative telopes only once and that was Kay and Karen Clucas accomp- — *-------------------- in the National finals at Buffalo, in the first quarter when they anied the young people of the A d r i a n ___ N Y. in January. Roswell Baptist church on a pro Representing the local area in drove to the 4 yard line only to denied by the determined Ad gressive supper Thursday. Adrian Bowling the Western Regional finals at be Boise will be Marie Moggridge rian squad. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed and Friday’s win gave the Antelopes George Vaughn winners of a Laurynda of Nampa visited her Team Organized and a seven won, none lost SRV-B series of match games rolled dur parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce By Mrs. Alvon McGinnis ing the past week end at the Gay league record, one better than Vande Water, Lorraine and Billie. Box 305. Adrian Way Bowl. second place Homedale whom Patty Bean, Mary Ellen, Carol A bowling team was organized they defeated earlier in the sea Clucas, Lynn Chaney, Mrs. Irma wjtb Adrian Merc as sponsors last Scotland. son. Adrian also played two non Hopkins and Kenny attended the we#k Those piayjng at Homedale Fidelae Amicae met Thursday league games during the season, masquerade Halloween party Sat- every Wednesday are, Theda Bo- downing Halfway but dropping urday evening at the Adrian ren June Ward, Bedel Patterson, afternoon at the parsonage Rev. Moore attended the meet their only game of the year to grade school. Rose Willis and Doris Hammon. ing in Twin Falls Monday Joseph. Mr and Mrs. Joe Brumbach of _ _ _ _ During these nine games, Coach Payette visited his mother, Mrs Mr and Mrs Dan Holly visited through Wednesday, a convoca Mary Brumbach and Ezra Sun- Saturday in Crouch with her tion for Pt-esbyterian ministers Glenn Ward's Antelopes ran up of Boise and Eastern Oregon. an impressive total of 345 points da?- brother, Clarence Anderson. En- Mrs. Eula Wisby and childre/i to a total of only 37 for their op Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop and route home they visited her sis- family visited Mr. and Mrs. Cleo tt>r Mrs Anna Gibson and son at spent the week end with her ponents. brother, Elmer Woods and family. Tucker and family in Caldwell New piymouth. Steven Sayre and Larry Nor Sunday. Mrs. Ray Drown visited with ris who are attending the College Mrs. Carroll Thomas and fam- her sisteT Mrs Bill Ashcraft Fri. ilv of Houston visited at the Verl she took her sister Mr and Mrs of Idaho, were home to visit their parents over the week end. ' ;htp home Friday afternoon. Bert Davis home for a visit W ith th* football «aaaon and a The families of Henry Day, ? -V ard Blue Shower Mr. and Mrs ¡ ven Thompson of Austin Gilbert and Mrs. Cowling coupla of waaka of raat all out School mates of Mrs. Karen; jjurkee were Sunday guests at were dinner guests Wednesday of tha way. Nysaa'i Bulldogs Carroll gave her a pink and blue the ^ Boren home, shower Friday evening at the Kathy Nelson spent Friday nite evening at the K I. Peterson and JVs will start baskatball practice Monday with a larg# home. Dyre Roberts home. at Marlyn Parker’s home. turnout of proapactiva ball- Rev. Moore and Iver Peterson Mrs. Jo Thomas and Mrs, Gold. Mr and Mrs Alvon McGinnis ie Roberts attended the Happy and ^ rs Laura Smith called at attended the Vale-Lakeview foot handlers expected. Coach Harry McGinlay will be Dozen card club Friday afternoon the Cecll Smith and j ames Mc- ball game in Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Magoffin I In charge of this year's varsity with Mrs. Mabel Piercy in King- Ginnis home» in Big Bend Mon and daughter of Homedale visited baskatball squad with coach man Kolony. day eVening. at the Jess Norris home Sunday. Bob Morford assisting and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Payne of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Wood of Leaves for Wheeler handling tha JV team. Nampa visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fort Bliss, Tex. called on his aunt, Mrs. Robert Duncan left last Thomas Wednesday. Mrs. Eula Wisby Monday. week for Wheeler, Ore., where | The families of Raymond Van- Mr. and Mrs. Alvon McGinnis she will take treatments for arth- Derdasson and Cecil Brewmgton McGinnis and of Burn, visited Mr and Mrs Henry SUppy homes Friday. a„d Mr, Clarence J.nou- B a n q u e t S l a t e d Ra> mond Cartwright over th» Rey Heriry Moore attended the sek spent the week end in Mt. Nyssa’s annual junior high Home visiting her sister and school football banquet is set for WMr. 'and Mrs. Leon Price and Thursday and Saturday evening at 7 o'clock in family of Ontario were dinner ,he Y " '1' g< __________ friends. speaker was Dr. Mac Murray from the school’s cafetorium. according Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis geests Sunday of his parents, Mr. to Walter McPartland, superin spent Thursday evening with his and Mrs. Raymond Price. parents, Mr and Mrs Alvon Mc tendent of schools. Mrs. Sarah Cartwright accom Wednesday and Friday. The annual banquet, being Ginnis. Suzie. Rickie and Leonard Ab panied Mrs. E Seuell to Caldwell planned by some of the players’ A group of Christian youth cru Saturday where she visited Mrs. bott, Debbie Slabaugh and Vickie mothers with the junior high saders from the Free Methodist DeMark went to Boise Saturday Gertie Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Averys by bus and accompanied their church went to Caldwell Sunday girls serving, is held for Nyssa’s and family of John Day spent cousins, Gary and Sandy Smith to visit a returned missionary, Jr. high football players, their he week end with his parents, to a show Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Clarence Carter who showed parents and the year’s cheerlead- Smith brought them home and them a leopard skin from India. ers. Mr and Mrs Ted Averys. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vande Water spent Sunday with his parents The beast had been killed after he had killed a man. Commercials on TV stations are and Kent visited at the Carl Beg- Mr and Mrs. Chet Smith. Mr and Mrs George Cart most prevalent from 6 to 11 p.m., ; eman home in Kingman Kolony Mrs. Eva Campbell and Mrs. ' Sunday Alida Vande Water attended Mis- wright and uncle, Clyde, drove according to Advertising Age. Jolly J,ane club met with Mrs. sion circle at the home of Mrs. to Unity Sunday to get their j During the peak period, the corn- mercials consume about two min- Angie Chaney Wednesday. They Beryl Wisbey in Caldwell Thurs- wood cutting toqls. Mr and Mrs Bill Ashcraft w e n utes out of every hour, ! had an apron exchange. Next dav 'meeting will be with Mrs. Henry! Mr and Mrs. Ray Cartwright hosts at dinner Sunday evening The 7th and 8th grades had Edens spent Saturday evening with Mr. for the Harold Newmans and the their postponed Halloween party Rev. and Mrs Moore. Mrs. Arthur Gale spent a few and Mrs George Cartwright in Mrs. Mary Henderson, Mr. and at the grade school Saturday eve i days with her daughter, Mrs. F lo -) Adrian. 1 rence Kiholm in Boise last week. Mrs Grace Hart of Baker is Mrs. Robert Long, Ruth Looney ning Guests were the parents Mrs. Marv Brumbach, Ezra and visiting her daughter, Mr. and and daughter, Mary, visited in and room mothers. Mr and Mrs Robert Long and Emmett Sunday with Mrs. Hend Mr and Mrs Perry Neely of Par-j Mrs Leroy Bennett and family ma attended a church dinner in Mr and Mrs Jim Mitchell of erson’s daughters, Mrs Bondie Mrs Mary Henderson were guests Nyssa Thursday evening Nampa were over night guests of and Mrs GWnnon and her grand- at the Jim Coon home m Notus daughter, Mrs Zola Mane Hanna Saturday evening Mrs Frank Miller visited Mrs Mr and Mrs. Herb Thomas. Rev. Hunter and daughter, Sarah Cartwright Wednesday Mr and Mrs. Dick Moss and who is in the hospital there. Mr and Mrs. Irvin Topliff were Bonnie attended a quarterly con afternoon. family of Caldwell visited Mr. Bill Vande Water attended the and Mrs Jack Slabaugh and fam. hosts to the Manner's club in the ference in Mt Home Saturday board of control meetings in Boise ily Sunday evening church basement Friday evening Down the Alley Nyssa Basketball Practice Starts Pork Steak 49c Pork Roast Pork Hocks 19 < BOSTON BUTT Lb. SMOKED Food Market and Locker Service Prices Effective Thursday. Friday and Saturday FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF $5.00 OR MORE Jr. High Football ® (Si ®
