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THURSDAY. AUGUST 22, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE THREE Auxiliary Chairman Tells Clothing Needs Residents of Big Bend Area Attend Recent Picnics, Family Gatherings T Mrs. C. M. Pounds, chairman of the child welfare program of ; the American Legion auxiliary,' has asked the Journal to an nounce that infants’ and chil dren’s clothing is badly needed by the local organization. Men’s work clothes are also in demand. Articles may be left at the Pounds residence at 308 North . Third street. Mrs. pounds stated that she will meet clothing don- | ors at the community hall, Second 1 and Ehrgood, if they will call her at phone number 372-2730. By * Mrs. Mr« Rill Van oy Helen neien Hatch natch Bin Van FipWatPr DeWater ’ left BIG BEND—Mr. and Mrs. Phil Aug. 11 for Idaho Falls to attend Clucas and family recently at- a one-week workshop for retard-I tended the Lost River picnic at ed children. municipal city park in Boise. Laurynda Reed of Nampa re cently spent three days with her Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts, Mrs. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Karen Carroll and girls, Mrs. ( Van De Water. Sharen Krause of Nyssa attended the Henderlider picnic Aug. 11 at Boys Visit Grandparents Julia Davis park in Boise. Leonard and Jesse Hobbs of Longview, Wash., recently spent Mr. and Mrs. Joe King attended a week visiting their grandpar the Pioneer picnic Aug. 11 at ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cart FORMER PENNSYLVANIANS Baker. There were 200 old timers wright. They also visited Mr. and PLAN SUNDAY GATHERING present for the occasion. Mrs. Arthur Molt and family in A potluck picnic for all former New Plymouth and their great 1 Pennsylvanians and their friends Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery, Mr. grandmother, Mrs. Naomi Wright will be held Sunday, Aug. 25, at and Mrs. Bud Walker and family, in Nampa. 1 p.m. in Boise municipal park Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Avery and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Divine of near fireplace number six. family of Huntington recently at Lebanon, Ore., recently brought I Those planning to attend are tended the Robinette picnic at her mother, Mrs. Alice Rist, to [ EXPLORER SCOUTS of Adrian post 436 and some adults of the Eagle Valley, Ore. the Boyce Van DeWater home. area are shown here as they appeared earlier this year during a invited to take newspapers or Mrs. Van DeWater and her moth work session at Big Bend park. The group cut down tree shoots, pictures pertaining to the Quaker Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis, er, Mrs. Rist, left Aug. 13 for burned obsolete materials and gave the grounds a general cleaning. state. Helen Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Los Angeles for a two-week visit A recent project was the spraying of tree stumps by Charles Witty Hopkins of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Harold De and Pug Swigert. The workers shown here are (left io right) Mrs. VISITORS FROM TEXAS Lt. and Mrs. Allen Struthers Tom Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Groff. Arthur Gale, Swigert, Denver Edwards, Jerry Edens, Bob Callahan, and Debbie Sue of Ft. Hood, Howard Hatch of Gay Way had Joel Price, Orville Carroll, Bob Sant, Billy Boatright, Tony Mit Texas, visited Aug. 12 with her a picnic dinner Aug. 11 with Mr. [Guests in Tuppeny Home chell, Dave Sant and Isaac Martinez. Seated on the ground are uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eg and Mrs. Homer Hatch, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Brumbaugh Scout Leader Lloyd Parrill and son, Danny. gert Oft and Terry. Mrs. Ralph Hatch and boys of and family of Hill City, Kan., Mr. Mountain Home. and Mrs. Junior Brumbaugh and Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz of family of Bend, Ore., are visiting Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ma their uncle and aunt, Mr. and gill of Manitowac, Wis., visited Mrs. Noel Tuppeny. Aug. 12 with Mrs. Mary Brum- Mrs. Varner Hopkins, Mrs. Les bach and Ezra, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill and family, Mrs. Robert Ad Brumbach. ams and boys spent Aug. 6 in Boise. Attends Pink and Blue Shower Mrs. Pearle Abbott accompanied k. Miss Helen Hatch attended a her sister, Mrs. Ricks Gale and pink and blue shower Aug. 12 for family to Boise Aug. 11. Mrs. Mrs. Mickey Meyer at the home Abbott and Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Mrs. Howard Evans. went to Idaho Falls to visit their Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett, sister, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bla- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bennett and mire and family. family, Mrs. Floyd Wood and family of Caldwell attended a pic Families Drive to McCall nic dinner Aug. 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kniefel in family and their friends, Mr. and Parma. Mrs. Burch Wittington drove to / / Mrs. Dyre Roberts, Karen Car McCall Aug. 11 for a picnic din roll and Mrs. Raymond Price at ner. tended a shower Aug. 9 for Miss Mrs. Anna Hamilton of Nampa Shirley Skinner at the Adrian called Aug. 11 in the Noel Tup <:■ ;; Presbyterian church. peny home. ■ J Bishops Have Kansas Guests Mrs. Mabel Bennett is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Burch Whitting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ton of Burlingame, Kan., spent and Mrs. Leroy Bennett and Alan. a recent weekend with Mr. and Randy and Linda Andregg of Mrs. Verl Bishop and family. Boise recently spent a few days Mr. and Mrs. Ricks Gale and visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. family of Boise spent a recent and Mrs. Tony Ocamica. weekend with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Larry Bauman and Ker ■■■ and Mrs. Chet Smith. Mr. and rick of Nyssa spent a recent Sun Mrs. Jack Slabaugh and family day with her parents, Mr. and of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Boyce Van De Water. Shelton and Lona of Nyssa were Aug. 11 dinner guests. Now’s the Time TO BUY THAT PHILCO TV-RADIO-STEREO On Either Costing $49.95 or More You Are Entitled to . .. I Webster's Unabridged 40,000-WORD DICTIONARY (Regularly Priced at $39.50 for $7.95) Nyssa Furniture Co. (One Block West of Railroad Depot) 9 Good Avenue Nyssa, Oregon Dial 372-2933 Shop RAY’S FOOD FAIR II I DeLuxe Parties Our Specialty MAUDIE'S PAYETTE Local Giant Detergent Tin Top Basket 69 Pillsbury $J95 25 Lbs. I Y LB. hëns 59 ‘ . $ I 1 ’M CUBE STEAK r Tree-Ripened ï! 89' 7 PEACHES Call thè man in the Circle P truck for r 7 CHEER FLOUR Cecil Ross of Sheridan, Wyo., was a Sunday overnight guest of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vane Rusco. Sunday evening visitors of the Ruscos were Mr. and Mrs. John Goddard of Payette, Mrs. Johnny Goddard, Mike and Leslie Ann of Ontario. PICNICS 7, 1 VISIT IN RUSCO HOME LEAN Tender-Cured K ( k 1 JI KID S PARADE—Friday — « m 2 'S c. ÏW n Golden Harvest 9 BUTTER A . j O' Clo*«* 65* MAZOLA Oil. iToT 79* APPLESAUCE: 7 a for $1 SPAGHETTI ........ 8 for *1 Strawberries.. ,’sior 89* Cifl TUNA FISH ........ 4 for *1 LEMONADE Tii 99* FERTILIZER Franco-American Fall fertilization spreads the workload . . . Saves valuable time in the spring. Acres of other advantages, too. Plant ing early and fertilizing with Golden Harvest lengthens the growing season. Winterizing legumes and forages will load crowns and tissues with nutrients for better winter survival and good spring growth. Use Golden Harvest liquid or dry fer tilizers. They've got get up and grow! Sure sign forlenilàer s0Up Cifl White Star Vá Size I LETTUCE •Extra Large Heads Ç J) pw - • LARGE • WHITE • SLICED ■- i •-* ? 4* ?29‘ Nyssa Co-op Supply (J/18 North Second Dial 372-3548 NYSSA. OREGON J BREAD
