THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
NHS Bulldogs Break Into Win Column
With 42-41 Victory Over John Day
By FRANK PARR
Fortunes of the Nyssa basketball team turned the corner
last Saturday night as the Bulldogs squeaked past the lads
from Grant county. It was a nip and tuck affair from start
to finish, especially the finish.
Nyssa had a one-point lead as the first quarter ended, but
John Day had reversed the lead by 19-18 at the halfway mark.
•During the third period, it
looked as though the Bulldogs
Boise YMCA Offers
had fallen apart. The Pros
Water Safety Course pectors seemed to be off to
A water-safety course for life ■ the races as they went ahead
guards, swimming instructors and 1 32 to 22.
NYSSA HIGH SCHOOL
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Dec. 27-28. 8 a-m. io 12 noon—
Band practice.
Dec. 29—Band leaves for Pasa-
dena.
Jan. 1— Rose Bowl Parade.
Jan. 2— Band to return home.
Jan. 3— Basketball, Vale here.
Jan. 4— Basketball, Emmett
there.
Marine Participates
In Battalion Airlift
Marine Lance Corporal David
Rodríguez, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Rodriguez of route 2, Nyssa,
participated in a battalion land
ing team airlift of 500 combat
ready Marines from Marine Corps
Air Station, El Toro, Calif., to
Camp Pendleton, Calif.
This training exercise, using
U. S. Air Force Military Air
Transport Service aircraft, was a
test of Marine readiness to move
SUGAR
BOWL
YZ
League
Standings
o o o o
o o o
o o
o
EAGLES MIXED LEAGUE
Patterson Receives
U.S. Navy Promotion
Steven L. Patterson, interior
! communications technician fire
man, USN, and son of Mrs. Ileen
Patterson of Nyssa, was promoted
Nov. 16 while serving aboard the
destroyer USS Radford operating
with the Seventh Fleet in the
Western Pacific.
The promotion came as a result
of the August Navy - wide ad
vancement in rate examination.
Radford participates in anti
submarine warfare operations
with the fleet. Her home port is
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1963
IFYE Delegate to Netherlands Slated
For Jan. 30-31 Ma heur Appearances
1
Suzanne Lozier, one of Ore
gon’s three International Farm
Youth Exchange (IFYE) dele
gates, will be filling speaking en
gagements in Malheur county on
Jan. 30 and 31. She has spent six
months living with farm fami
lies in the Netherlands.
Miss Lozier grew up on a ranch
near Enterprise where she was
an active 4-H member.
IFYE is a 4-H club people-to-
people program giving young in
dividuals an opportunity to learn
another way of life.
During the past 16 years over
1500 delegates from 47 states and
Puerto Rico, and 1600 exchangees
from 65 countries have partici
pated in the program. Nearly 40
delegates from Oregon have been
exchangees to foreign countries
since 1951 while every county in
Oregon has had IFYE exchangees
from other countries.
Louis Pratt of Adrian was an
IFYE delegate to Costa Rico in
1962.
Organizations desiring to sche
dule Miss Lozier’s talk and slide
presentation should contact the
Malheur county extension office.
Holcomb-Purcell _____ 41
23
Sarazin-Larson
41
23
pool managers will be offered by
With four minutes to go in the
SPEND HOLIDAYS HERE
Olsen-Bracken .............. 36
28
the Boise YMCA Dec. 30-31, 1963. last quarter, the Bulldogs had
Students arriving from OSU in
Brendle-Ross .................. 30
34
The course will be taught by narrowed the margin to five
Corvallis during the past week
Wilson-Wilson .......
26
38
Champ P. Lake, YMCA physical points. With three minutes left
end to spend Christmas holidays
Seuell-Pratt .................... 18
46
director.
to play, John Day still led but by
Kay Brendle, ladies’ high with their parents include Dan
Wilson, Mary Kay Olsen, Jeanie
The course will be open to all only one point. As the clock reg
scratch game, 179. Margaret
individuals who have passed eith istered one minute remaining,
Bracken, ladies’ high scratch ser Seuell, Pam Alexander, Vicki
er Red Cross or YMCA life-saving the Bulldogs had gone ahead 40-
ies, 492. Bert Ross, men’s high Maxfield, Jim Kodama, Bonnie
House, Karen Saito, Gene Jones,
courses. It will cover the latest 38.
scratch game and series, 205/548.
methods of water safety, methods Wyckoff Sinks Winning Point
Brendle - Ross, high team game Melvin Matsunaga and Bill Ham
NYSSA STUDENT TO TAKE
mon.
of teaching and swimming pool
SUZANNE LOZIER
With 20 seconds remaining, the TOUR WITH COLLEGE BAND and series, 708/1987.
management.
Bowlers
of
the
week
—
Kay
Kathleen McPartland is one of
score was tied up at 41-41. Nyssa
. . Visits in the Netherlands
Subjects covered will include got possession of the ball and an 48 students comprising the Lewis Brendle, 466 scratch series; Stella PATRIOTS LEAGUE
i Pounds’ Grocery ____ 41
the teaching of beginners and in over - anxious Prospector fouled and Clark college concert band Ross, 581 handicap series.
23
termediates, stroke perfection, a Gerald Wyckoff, who sank the that will leave Jan. 5 on its sec
Vale Furniture _______40% 23%
Mrs. Dale Garrison
o o o o
synopsis of coaching competitive winning basket. Time ran out be ond annual tour.
Wilson’s Market... ........ 33
31
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE
Reports Highlights
Sugar Bowl ............... .... 33
swimming, newest techniques in fore any more scoring could be
31
20
The 10-day tour will take the No Strikes...................... 36
water rescue and artificial respir done—and a happy Bulldog team
Chadwick
’
s
Market
__
32%
31%
Of Puerto Rican Trip
33
23
organization to eight different Coof Balls ......
ation, teaching of life-saving and trekked off the floor.
Malheur Hospital
32
32
Mrs. Dale (Claudine) Garrison
Alley Cats ___________ 29
27
communities
in
Washington
and
chemical sanitation of pools. A
Paulus Jewelry _____ 30
34
arrived back in Nyssa Dec. 7 fol
Hits and Mrs..... ............. 29
27
Idaho.
The
band
is
under
direc
Alan
Cottle
was
the
big
gun
special session will be devoted to
The Merc ___________ 27
37
lowing a month’s visit with rela
27
29
for Nyssa as he sank 13 counters. tion of Allen Skei, instructor in Safety Pins ......
water ballet and diving.
Shell Service _______ 26
38
tives
in Puerto Rico. Leaving
Alley
Oops
__
14
42
Jim Benedict got 10 while Brent music at the college.
Clover Lawn Dairy..... 25
39
Lake is a certified aquatic di Schulthies picked up nine points.
Boise by plane, her first stop was
Miss McPartland, a freshman,
Alta Stunz, high scratch game
By Roxy Ritchie
rector and has had 11 years of G. Wyckoff tallied eight points is a member of the flute section, and series, 162/432. No Strikes,
Sandy Morrison, high scratch
in Denver where she was joined
experience in teaching swimming and Steve Kerby added two is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. high team game, 427. Alley Oops, game, 195. Lavona McDonald,
by a sister, Mrs. Virginia Mober-
and water techniques.
high scratch series, 505. Pounds’
more. Christy Wyckoff, Mike Jef L. McPartland of Nyssa and was high team series, 1192.
Mrs. Eugene Stephen and Mrs. ger of Cheyenne, Wyo.
The class is open to any quali feries and Paul Smit also saw valedictorian of the NHS class of
Other scheduled stops were at
Bowlers of the week — Donna Grocery, high team game and Eugene Cleaver accompanied Mrs.
fied person. A $4 fee will be limited action in the contest.
1963.
Thomas, 413 scratch series; Alta series, 740/2202. Bowlers of the Alice Neiger of Nyssa to Ontario Chicago and Miami, Fla., the lat
charged and certificates will be
week—Stella Ross, 476 scratch
ter city being approximately 1040
Stunz, 537 handicap series.
issued to those completing and Team Displays Morale
series; Stella Morris, 621 handi- recently to attend the beauti miles from their destination.
o
o
o
o
cians
’
Christmas
party.
MACKRILL
HOME
ON
LEAVE
passing the course.
cap series.
It was the opinion of some of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dail and
In Puerto Rico the ladies were
o o o o
the spectators that the rebound FROM U.S. AIR FORCE DUTY FRIDAY BUSINESSMEN
daughters visited Dec. 15 in the guests of their brother and sister-
Airman
Second
Class
Gary
Fangen
Floral
...
.......
43%
20%
on both backboards was the
BANTAM LEAGUES
Theo Matherly home near On- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Du-
Adrian Schools Hold ing
42
22
best it has been all season. In Mackrill of the U. S. Air Force Gate City Journal
Triple
K’s ________
4 0
tario.
arrived
home
Dec.
11
and
is
spen
Pre and children who reside in
Sugar
Bowl
............
41
23
Joint Music Concert the third period they reverted to ding a 30-day leave with his par Muir-Roberts __ ___ ...32 32 Owyhee Barber _______3
1
Recent evening visitors in . the the city of Aguirre. Also visiting
Lucky Strikes _______ 3
Combined bands and choruses the flat-footed condition that has ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mackrill Skinner’s Service
1
home of Mrs. Esther Stephen and in the DuPre home was their
.... 31
33
of Adrian high and grade schools made their play so ineffective in and Jaime.
Eastman
Agency
........
3
H
Willy and their house guests, , Mr. mother, Mrs. Bessie DuPre of Los
Clover
Lawn
Dairy
27%
36%
Bulldogs ______________ 3
presented an annual Christmas previous games. That they were
1
and Mrs. Bruce MacArthur and Angeles who had been on the
He entered the service Aug. 21, Owyhee Truck, Impl L...22
42
able
to
snap
out
of
it
and
come
Strike Outs ___________ 2
concert before a capacity crowd
2
son, were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ste- island since July.
1961, took his basic training and Nyssa Implement__ .17
47
Thursday evening, Dec. 19, in the from behind to win, speaks well attended A i r Police school at
Ross Rollers No. 3........2
2
phen
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
i
DuPre is head of air activities
Shorty Brandt, h i g h scratch Rockers ______________ 1
for the morale of the team.
high school auditorium.
3
Eugene Stephen and sons, Mr. for spraying sugar cane in that
Lackland
AFB,
San
Antonio,
Tex.
game,
214.
Larry
5
Fujii,
high
In the preliminary game be
The program, under direction
Miner-Eastman
................
1
3
and Mrs. James Stephen, Mr. area. He has access to a four-
On Jan. 7, 1962, he was trans
of Mrs. Opal Willis, music in tween the junior varsity teams, ferred to Larson base at Moses scratch series, 551. Skinner’s Ser Rinky Dinks _________ .1
3
and Mrs. MacArthur and son left passenger airplane and took the
vice,
high
team
game
and
series,
Jack
Bowen
’
s
Bullpups
outgun
structor, consisted of “Rudolph’s
Ross Rollers No. 1_____ 1
3
Dec.
16 for Illinios where he will visitors on many trips over the
Lake,
Wash.,
where
he
had
since
887/2532.
Christmas Concert,” “The First ned the Prospectors by a score been stationed.
Idaho Power _________ 0
4
be stationed at the Great Lakes island.
Fangen
Floral
is
winner
of
first
or
58-51.
Noel,” “Old French Christmas
Peterson Bantams High Scores
naval base.
Following his leave, he will de
The city of Aguirre is located
Carol,” “God Rest You, Merry
Vale opens the regular sea part from California on Jan. 11 half of league play. Team mem
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephen
Ken Brown, high scratch game
bers
are
Bob
Fangen,
Bart
Os
on the Carribean side of the is
Gentlemen,” “Jingle Bells Rhap son play for the Bulldogs on for Hickam Field near Honolulu,
took
their
sons
and
niece,
Chris
and series, 168/423. Rinky Dinks,
sody,” ‘March of the Little Tin the Nyssa court Friday, Jan. 3. Hawaii, where he will be station trom, Rulon Trost, Tom Ogura high team game, 392. Bulldogs, tine Stephen, to Unity Dec. 15 to land and Mrs. Garrison reports
and Sonny Takami. Substitutes
that she drove across the moun
Soldiers,” “Winter Wonderland,” The Vikings have defeated ed for three years.
are Cecil Morrison, Jr., and Kay- high team series, 1060. Hal Bren- cut Christmas trees.
“Carol of the Bells,” “What Child John Day and Burns. Nyssa
Mrs. Esther Stephen visited tain to San Juan on the Atlantic
dle, bowler of the week, 465 han
no Saito.
Is This?” "We Wish You a Merry lost twice to Burns, so it should
Dec.
15 in the Glenn Hoffman side. She says the roads are nar
dicap
series.
Walan Morgan, a member of
row, winding and quite danger
Christmas” by the band and be a close game.
home.
Owyhee Truck & Implement team Sugar Bowl Midgets High Scores
ous. The laboring class of people
chorus.
Jaap
Kuijper,
high
scratch
Club Holds Yule Party
rolled 182 triplicate games last
travel on foot, by carts and bikes
The audience joined in singing 4-H GROUP HAS PROGRAM
Friday evening and will receive game and series, 158/431. Miner-
“Here Comes Santa Claus,” “Win ON PERSONAL CLEANLINESS
Out Our Way club members and are sometimes careless about
Eastman,
high
team
game,
362.
an ABC patch.
ter Wonderland,” “White Christ- | Fourth meeting of Happy
By Mrs. Herchel Thompson
Eastman Agency, high team ser met Wednesday, Dec. 11, at the staying on their side of the road.
o o o o
mas,” “Deck the Halls” and "Joy Health 4-H club was held Dec. 13
Mrs. Garrison says the temper
ies, 1029. Larry Miner, bowler of Lester Cleaver home for a Christ
to the World.”
mas
dinner
and
party
for
mem
SUGAR
CITY
LEAGUE
in Mrs. Nelda Schenk’s fifth
ature
never varies more than
the
week,
462
handicap
series.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Prosser and
Narrator was Lora Joe Stoker grade classroom with the business family of Pilot Rock, Ore., arriv Bracken’s . ............
bers and their families. Follow seven degrees during the entire
10%
5%
o
o
o o
ing dinner each member and year, usually remaining in the
and piano accompaniment was by session called to order by Presi ed Saturday to spend the holidays Marguerite’s
............ 9
7
TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
guest received a Christmas gift. 80’s and that the percentage of
Wanda Peutz. Special parts were dent Jeanine ’Saito.
Mildred
’
s
Salon
...........
8
8
with his mother, Mrs. Edith Pros
F. Morris Sinclair___ 45
23
given by Nina Evans and Lois
Five members guessed correctly precipitation is also quite high.
9
The pledge of allegiance was ser, and a sister, Mrs. Delno S & S Cattle Co........... 7
Simplot Soilbuilders 44% 19% as to the identity of their secret
Seuell on flutes; Janet Montgom led by Rosa Urrutia with Darrel Brock. They visited at the Brock Farmers Feed, Seed
7
9
Highlights of the trip included
Bingham’s Service
39
25
ery, Nancy Nelson, Teresa Top Cleaver leading the 4-H pledge.
pal, with six wrong guessers. New swimming in the ocean, visiting
White
Satin
...........
......
9%
home Saturday evening. The
Polar
Bear
...................
38
30
liff, Jane Timmerman and Gay
secret pal names were drawn for an old fort in San Juan built in
Liz Stringer, high scratch game,
A skit, demonstrating personal Delno Brocks were Sunday din
Palmer Bros.
......... 38
30
iMorinaka on clarinets.
the coming year. Next meeting the 1500’s by the Spanish and
cleanliness, was given by Brian ner guests at the home of Mrs. 193. Margaret Bracken, high
29
Sugar Bowl ______ ... 35
will be held Jan. 8 with Mrs. seeing the rain forest where it
scratch series, 533. S & S Cattle B & M Equipment
Hirai, La Deana Talbot, Maria Prosser.
34
30
SUCCUMBS IN NEBRASKA
Delbert Cleaver.
Escobedo, Nancy Bale and Esther
Co.,
high
team
game,
797.
White
rains on an average of every 20
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb were
36
Thompson Agency .... 28
Mrs. Verda Steinke received Warren. The members’ health Saturday evening dinner guests Satin, high team series, 2303.
Mrs. Fannie Cheldelin of Port minutes. Sometimes the sky is
Vale Auction
27% 36% land recently visited 10 days at
word last week that her brother- books were brought up to date.
Bowlers of the week — Betty Lloyd’s Conoco and
overcast while at other times the
at the Wesley Piercy home.
in-law, Henry Steinke of Ogalla-
the home of her son and daugh- sun is shining.
Walters,
498
scratch
series;
Mari-
Group singing was led by La
Carpenter’s Dist.
23
41
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Orland
lah, Neb., had succumbed Dec. 17 Deana Talbot with Mark Hartley Arrives From California
lou Winchester, 568 handicap ser Nyssa M & W Mkt.
All members of the family were
21% 42% Cheldelin.
in a veterans’ hospital at Grand in charge of a game, “Tearable
Wayne Callister of Oakland, ies.
present during the Thanksgiving
22%
Nvssa
Sanitation
45%
Island, Neb. The deceased was a Art!”
Calif., arrived Friday to spend
o o o o
holidays with the exception of a
Sam Parks, high scratch game Attend Goodell Services
brother o* the late Ed Steinke.
—Janis Takami, Reporter. the holidays with his parents, Mr. SUGAR BABES LEAGUE
and series, 218/573. Lloyd’s Cono-
Among those here to attend sister who lives in Los Angeles.
and Mrs. W. A. Callister.
Just before leaving for home,
Gate City Cleaners
48
16
co, high team game, 1052. Sim- recent funeral services for Miss
Mr. and Mrs. James Goodman Bicandi’s
43%
20% plot’s Soilbuilders, high team ser Elizabeth Goodell and spend Mrs. Garrison and her family
of Mesa, Wash., were Monday Roberts-Nyssa
21
.... .. 43
ies, 2976.
ing some time in the Leslie Top- took a side trip to St. Thomas in
overnight guests at the Otis Horn Arrowhead Motel
40%
23 tè Prize Winners
liff
home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed the nearby Virgin Islands.
home. Goodman is a brother of Nyssa Welding
26
38
Pete VanderOord, high handi ward Topliff of Hazelton, Idaho;
Mrs. Horn.
33
Looney’s
31
cap series, 665. W. Morgan, most Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodell of Sun
Mrs.
Virgil
Viers
underwent
By Mrs. Waldo Smalley
36
Sugar Bowl
28
splits, 8. Morgan and Tom El- nyvale, Calif.; Mrs. Mae Goodell
Attend Caldwell Services
major surgery last Thursday at Pastime Cafe
46
18
dredge, 111 in the seventh, L. and daughter, Mrs. Leta Murphy
APPLE VALLEY—Apple Val-
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Van Lan Caldwell Memorial hospital. She Muir-Roberts ___
49
15
Johnson and VanderOord, 168 of St. Francis, Kan.; and Ercel
4-H club members held their an dingham of Justine, Calif., left
is reported to be recuperating Twilight Cafe
49
15
games.
nual Christmas banquet Dec. 15 Dec. 18, Mrs. Fern Johnston of
Goodell of Haigler, Neb.
nicely and should be home this
Ruth Chadd, high scratch game.
o o o o
in the Ten Davis Grange hall. Caliente, Nev., left last Friday, week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knowles and
192. Dottie Parks, high scratch SUGAR CUBE BANTAMS
The Ten Davis Wranglers and Mrs. Duane Jones and two sons
family were Dec. 15 evening din
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman left series, 496. Roberts-Nvssa, high
parents of both clubs' members of Pendleton also left Dec. 18
ner guests in the Mancil Bishop
0
4
last Thursday by train for Phil team game and series, 778/2204. Sugar Stars
were guests.
home. Saturday evening visitors
0
Sugar
Gals
.......
.4
and Ernest Caldwell of Yakima lipsburg, Kan., to attend grave
Bowlers of the week—Ailene Dreamers
in the Bishop home were Mr. and
1
........
3
George Harris, Apple Valley left Friday for their respective side services on Saturday for her
Holmes. 479 scratch series; Rose Bowldogs .................
Mrs. Elton Hunsucker and fam
3
1
club president, served as master homes. They were all here to at mother, Mrs. Ida Hodge.
Toombs, 577 handicap series.
ily of Payette.
4
Sugar Beats
....
0
of ceremonies. Tom Johnston tend funeral services for Lloyd
Mrs. Klaas Laan visited Dec.
o o o o
4
Sugar Babes
_____ 0
gave a resume of his past year’s Caldwell conducted Dec. 17. They 17 with Mrs. Raymond Price. The
Joyce Jennings, high scratch
Classifieds Bring Resultsl
project and also of his new one. also visited with relatives in Ap latter is recovering from surgery MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
44
20
Kido-Saito
game and series, 145/380. Dream-
Ellen Piercy told of three days ple Valley and Parma while here. at her home.
41
23
ers, high team game and series,
at the fair. Becky Ray gave a
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts vis-1 Marlene Slippy, a student at Snvder-Skelton
39
25
479/1315. Joyce Jennings, bowler
piano solo and Joyce Piercy sang ited Dec. 18 with Fred Schultz at Treasure Valley college in On Trost-Nichols
34
30
of the week, 485 handicap series.
"Silver Bells.’’
a Caldwell nursing home. They tario, arrived home Saturday to Holcomb-Stacy
33% 30%
o o o o
A gift exchange was followed also visited Dec 16 with Cecil spend the holiday season with her VanderOord-Stam
33
31
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
by group carol singing. Plans Scott in Wilder.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar. Laan-Morgan ......
31% 32% Howard’s Texaco
Michaelson-Newbill
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey vis
41% 22%
were made for the next meeting
Kreagers
Leave
for
Utah
34
30
Stam-Codr
23
Simplot Processors
41
on Jan. 23. Forty-five were pres ited Friday with Cecil Scott at
29
35
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kreager Knowles-Hiatt
Wilder and also visited Saturday
Grain Millers
... 36% 27%
ent for the evening of fun.
37
27
left Monday to spend the Christ Kesler-Moore
28
with Severt Fox at Caldwell.
Shell Service
36
38%
25%
Adams-Simpson
mas
holidays
with
their
son
and
28
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ted
Dick
of
Nam
Co-op
.35%
LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA
14% 49%
pa were Sunday evening guests daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. Stam-Ballantyne
Eder’s
33% 30%
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Batt left of Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson. Larry Kreager and family in Du
Freda Holcomb, ladies’ high Eastman Insurance
last Friday for California where
scratch game. 177. Massie Saito, Home Dairies
chesne, Utah.
they are spending the holidays Arrives From Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kygar of ladies’ high scratch series, 499. First National Bank
Get the only vehicle that does so
with their three children and
Jim Wilson arrived home Dec. Rome, Ore., were house guests at John Stam. men’s high scratch Holcomb & Main
much-work or play-on the road
their families. They are visiting 18 for the Christmas holidays the John Kygar home Wednesday game, 198. George Saito, men’s Swager Ford
or off! The ‘Jeep’ Universal can
their sons, Charles and family at from Durango, Colo., where he is and Thursday of last week. The high scratch series, 561. Kido- Chet’s Motel
haul, winch, trench, plow-and do
Whittier, Robert and family at attending college.
Lynn Kygars and Mrs. John Ky Saito, high team game and ser-
scratch
Emil Wohlcke, high
Compton, and daughter, Mrs Bob
hundreds of other jobs. As a dual
Joan Harris and children were gar visited Wednesday afternoon ies. 675/1981.
game. 212. Clarence Clapp, high
o o o o
(Ruth) Williams and family at weekend guests of her parents, with Mrs. Florence Kygar in Vale
purpose vehicle it becomes the
scratch series, 576. Simplot Pro
Santa Ana. All members of the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston.
at the Kenneth Kygar home.
sportsman's favorite—a work horse
BULLDOG LEAGUE
cessors, high team game and ser
Batt family met for Christmas
Don Boston arrived home Sat
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mills and S & V Cattle Co.
1
in business, on the farm or for fun.
7
ies, 952/2653
dinner in the Williams home.
urday for the holidays from Mos daughter plan to leave after Sugar Bowl
4
4
Drive and test the ‘Jeep' Univereel
cow where he is a student at Christmas to spend the New Year Ray’s Food Fair ........... 4
4
today!
University of Idaho.
4
holiday with friends in Los An Nyssa Auto Parts
The common way io Protect
4
VISITS GRANDPARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston vis geles.
5
Your Vision is to see your
Lienkaemper’s
3
Douglas Hansen of Tooele, ited last Thursday evening with
«
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters of
2
Eye Doctor before it’s too
Utah, arrived Saturday night to Mrs. Jennie Boston and Susan at Boise were Sunday afternoon Owyhee Truck. Impl.
Cheryl Wilson, girls’ high
late!
Eyes Examined . . .
spend the holidays with his Ontario.
guests at the Al Thompson home. scratch game. 156. Diane Jen
Glasses Fitted . . . Children's
For professional hearing test
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
Mark and Jeffery Smalley of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hite of Troy. nings, girls’ high scratch series,
Visual Care.
and / or information on
Blackburn.
Payette were Friday overnight Ore., visited last Thursday in the 399 Frank Rambaud. boys' high
OTARION'S complete line
The animal is the Racoon.
guests of their grandparents, Mr. Earl Kygar home
scratch game and series. 190/543.
of qualify aids for all hear
203 Good Avenue
VISIT IN LA GRANDE
and Mrs. Waldo Smalley.
Mrs. Rube Graham of Star vis Sugar Bowl, high team game. 680
ing needs.
Nyssa, Oregon
Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Danford,
Mr and Mrs. Howard Brenner ited Friday at the Wesley Piercy Lienkaemper’s. high team series,
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Mary and David spent a recent of Boise were Dec. 17 visitorsi home.
1952.
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daughter - in - law. Mr. and Mi s. of Boise were Dec 18 visitors at Adrian and Clarence Nelson vis ing girls’ high scratch «erics fo-
Nyssa, Oregon
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J i m Danford and son in La the home of Mr. and Mrs Fay ited Sunday afternoon at the Dec. 14. It should have bo«»n
Collins.
Walter Pinkston home.
Grande.
Trudy Olsen with a 41" series.
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Christmas Party Staged by 4-H Club,
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