THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1964
SLAVE SALE SET TONIGHT
BY ADRIAN FFA CHAPTER
Members of the Adrian FFA
are sponsoring a slave sale at
8 o'clock this evening in the
high school gymnasium. At this
time, chapter members will be
auctioned to the highest bidder
to perform such duties as the
buyer desires.
To Buy, Trade or Sell,
Try the Classified Page!
Luncheon to Provide
Tuition Scholarship
HAS MAJOR SURGERY
Mrs. Jay (Alta) Gibson under- I
went major surgery last Thursday
Piano students of Miss Wilhel­ at Malheur Memorial hospital. I
mina Hoffman of Caldwell were She is reported to be recovering
presented in recital last Sunday satisfactorily.
afternoon at the Boone Memorial
Presbyterian church in the Idaho
city. Nyssa area girls participat­ and Miss Jane Timmerman,
ing in the musical display were daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit
Miss Lynda Cundall, daughter of Timmerman of Adrian.
A large crowd was reported in
| Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Cundall of
Nyssa; Lois Jean Seuell, daugh- attendance at the recital which
I ter of the E. M. Seuells of Adrian; was open to the public.
Local Girls Appear
In Caldwell Recital
GUESTS IN PRICE HOME
Recent evening visitors in the
John Price home were Mr. and
Second annual tasting luncheon Mrs. Carl Clarkson, Jeannie, Tim­
sponsored by the Ontario chapter my and Marilyn.
of the American Association of
University Women was held Sat­ ate of Adrian high school, is at­
urday at Moore hotel. Proceeds tending TVCC with a full tuition
from the luncheon will be used scholarship awarded last year by
to provide a tuition scholarship the group.
for a woman student at Treasure
Several ladies from the Nyssa-
Valley Community college.
Adrian area attended the Satur­
Miss Karla Kriegh, 1963 gradu- day luncheon.
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“There’s one thing that can
be said in favor of statues for
politicians—they keep their
mouths shut."
SLAVE SALE
Thursday, April 9
8 p. m.
ADRIAN HIGH SCHOOL
GYMNASIUM
— Sponsored by —
Adrian FFA Chapter
NEEDS YOUR HELP! . . . Nyssa's Summer Baseball
Program now offers supervised training and recreation
for 12 teams comprising over 200 boy$, ages 7 to 18
years . . . Wilson's Market invites everyone to come
to our Backroom PANCAKE BREAKFAST, Saturday,
April 11. All proceeds from this breakfast will be do­
nated to the Baseball for Kids Program ... This is your
chance to contribute to a very worthwhile cause. At
last year's breakfast $100 was donated to the Baseball
for Kids Program. Let's top that amount this year!
EAT ALL THE AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKES
YOU WANT (9 a.m. io 1 p.m.)—Plus...
★ Staley's Syrup
★ Davies' Sausage
★ Meadow Gold Orange Drink
★ Folger's Coffee
Quaker — Regular or Quick
u
OATS
$400
Cat Food
38-oz.
eye
Size.................. -O a *
Fabric Rinse —
Sta - Puff
7Q<
75
79‘
COUPONS HERE
1-
Mayonnaise....
MEAT
DEPT.
USDA Choice Wilson's Budget
BEEF
BEEF
'Tor the
'Tor the
Finest in Meats"
Economy Minded"
WILSON’S . . Where Personal Service Is
FREE and Satisfaction Is Guaranteed!
Davies' — 1-Lb.
PEANUTS
l-Lb. Package
FRESH
Lb.
Double Community Club
Award Points on All
Purchases Through
Sunday April 12!
Bonus CCA Points on Any
Produce or Meats Purchased
Through Sunday, April 12!
SPRING
TASTE
TREATS
Tangy
. 45'
s for
Crisp — Green — STALK
CELERY
Hormel — Red Shield
79f
14-0z. Cans
2 for . . .
Avocados
... .
SUPPORT "BASEBALL
FISHER'S — SPANISH
1/2 Gallon I
Kraft — 24-Oz. Jar
Beef
Liver
(risco oils
SYRUP
Pancake Flour« u b „ s 55'
Sliced
Bacon
REDEEM YOUR
STALEY'S — PANCAKE
Aunt Jemima
Sausage
Rolls 3 for
NEW
CRISCO OIL
Large Size
Puss and Boots — Five Varieties
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(Minimum Fee)
Each
Sale Dates—
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY