Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 07, 1960, Page 13, Image 13

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    THURSDAY, JANUÂHY 7, I960
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE TWELVE
! . Mr. and Mrs Willis Bertram
and Lucille were Friday dinner
guests at the home of her uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Baker, Mr. j Chester Jamieson in Nampa.
and Mrs. Bob Maggard and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Miells of Em­
Mr. and Mrs Dale Kirkpataick
mett were New Year’s dinner and
of Hazelton, Ida., were
guests of their parents, Mr and New Linda
Year’s day visitors and over­
Mrs. Calvin Benoit.
night guest* at the Ted M. Bram­
mer home.
Lionel Chadderdon was in Port­
land two days last week, return­ Don Fife phoned his parents, Mr.
ing home New Year’s day. Lionel and Mrs. Lamont Fife Saturday
returned tn I,a Grande Sunday to from Baltimore, Md., to wish them
resume his studies at EOC.
I happy holidays.
i
Miss Sharon Ekstrom, Larry Holman PERSONALS
United in Ceremony at Caldwell
■ ——
Mr. and Mrs. Ofville Mills of
LEWIS COMPLETES TRAINING
Ruao. ND. spent Tuesday night
AT GREAT LAKES BASE
Thomas L. Lewis, son of Mr. with the Chester Mills family and
and Mrs. Ray C. Lewis, recently were overnight guests of Ross
completed his schooling at Great Mills Wednesday They visited
Lakes Naval Training base, and with Mrs. C. R. Mills, who shows
is now aboard the USS Canberra, much improvement, in a Caldwell
hospital Thursday. The Mills will
CAG 2, Norfolk, Va.
leave today for their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fisher were
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Hansen of
hosts at a New Year’s dinner for
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smithf.eld, Utah spent three days
Fisher and his cousins, Mr. and visiting her sisters, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Albert Meier and family all Kenneth Cottle and Mr. and Mrs.
i Frail Blair.
of Apple Valley.
RETURNS FROM SALEM
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaughnessy re­
turned yesterday from Salem
where she had been visiting rela­
tives and friends the past three
weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Churchill
of La Grande spent Christmas
with Mrs. Clara Kaneaster. They
also visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Rollo Fenn. They returned home
Thursday.
Journal classified ad» navi
I
EASY teSSON
Friday, and Saturday
WELLS & DAVIES-SMOKED
Miss Sharon Ekstrom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lodi
Eks-trom of Vale, and Larry Holman, son of Mrs. Roy Holmes
of Nyssa, were united in marriage Dec. 21. The young
couple was married in Caldwell, Idaho, by a justice of the
peace in the presence of close relatives. The bride is a 1959
graduate of Vale high school They will make their home
in Nyssa where Larry is employed by Amalgamated Sugar
, company.
, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
»BABY SITTING WANTED - By
I Christian woman. Anytime, in
’ my home. $1.50 per child for
eight hours References. 417
North Third. FR 2-2953. 1-1 tp
NYSSA BANK DAYS Win $50
first prize, $10 second prize or
$5 third prize Tuesday, Jan. 12,
at 3 p.m. in Nyssa. Last names
drawn were Frank Graham of
route 2, Nyssa; Robert String­
ham, route 1, Nyssa; and Clyde
Bybee, route 2, Nyssa Graham
was present to win $50.
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NYSSA
THEATRE
Dial FR 2-3932
214 Main
Coming Events
Today—St. Bridget's Altar So­
ciety at the Catholic Parish Hall.
Tonkjht—8 p.m,—Nyssa Amer­
ican Legion Post No. 79 and Auxi­
liary at community hall.
Tonight—Job'» Daughter» reg­
ular meeting.
Friday—Jan. 8—2 p.m,—Rebe­
kah Sunshine club at the home of
Mrs. Ellis Walters, 420 Good Ave.
Saturday—Jan. 9—7 to 8 p.m.—
Owyhee Riding Club—Waffle feed
for all past and present members
at Oregon Trail Hall.
Jan. 11—Odd Fellows installa­
tion at IOOF hall.
Jan. 12—ANK Garden club will
meet at the home of Mrs. George
Rush.
Jan. 14—Nyssa Extension unit
at the Methodist church. Lesson
in ceramics. 1 p.m.
Jan. 14—8 p.m.—P.T.A. meet­
ing at Cafetorium
Nyssa Births . . .
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
Jan. 7, 8 and 9
THE BIGGEST
SHOW IN THE
WORLD!!!
j
Jan. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Larry
B. Haueter of Jamieson, a boy.
Jan. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Scott of Parma, a girl.
Jan. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Ray of Nyssa, a boy.
Jan. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
liam Bowne of Ontario, a boy.
Jan. 6— To Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
liam Huffman of Parma, a girl.
OREGON’S
OCCUPATIONAL
OPPORTUNITIES
WHITE COLLAR
(Up 33%)
£
M&W
MEATS PORK SALE
WELLS & DAVIES
Fancy — Lean
Lean Boston Butt
Pork Chops Pork Roasts
33'
LB
49« LB
Half or Whole
I
FARM (Off 16%)
MARGARINE
*1
M4 Mpmsents
9USINCSJ
Fottrs?
$1
Detergent
5 Packages...................
49'
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8-Lb. Bag......................
Strawberries
Gale City Journal
5
29'
GRAPEFRUIT 39< J A
BLUE GOOSE — 10 OZ. PKG.
ASK ANY
GIRL
Facial Tissue
Biscuit Mix
FROZEN FOODS
GIG YOUNG
lbs
M & W —Giant
ARIZONA
Nm
c
5
Velvet — 400 Count
PRODUCE
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
•nd THURSDAY
Jan. 12. 13 and 14
15c
39'
r
Jiffy — Large Size
V*:
Pork Liver
DELRICH—TOP QUALITY
Tomato Juice
SERVICE
Young
Pork Steak
Pork Loins
43«
39*
LB
Lean Shoulder Cut
4
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Jan. 10 and 11
Fresh Side
I
Libby's — 46 Oz.
MANUAL
Delicious for Frying —
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BANK DAYS AT M & W MARKET
EVERY TUESDAY —3:00 P.M.
424 MAIN STREET-NYSSA