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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE TEN SPONSORS' NIGHT SLATED • • • MONDAY AT SUGAR BOWL Aug. 15. 8:45 p.m. — Back-to- Sponsor»' night at the Sugar school dance at Nyssa LDS stake Bowl will be Monday evening, house. Aug. 17, between the hours of Aug. 18. 8:30 p.m. — Methodist 8 and 10 p.m., according to Bill According to Larry Bisbee, southeast regional aquatic church official board meeting. a proprietor of the biologist of the Oregon Game commission, on July 28 the fish Commission meeting at 7:30 if Purcell, bowling establishment. population in Upper Cow lake was sampled by nets. called. Owners of the local lanes axe It was found that the 100,000 three-inch rainbow finger Aug. 19-22—Payette county fair expressing their appreciation to lings stocked on April 14 this year are now averaging 7.8 and rodeo at New Plymouth. all team sponsors in this man finches (fork length). ner. Bowling and coffee will This gives the fingerlings GUESTS IN BEAR HOME be free to sponsors during the an average growth rate of 1.37 Sunday visitors in the George above scheduled hours. inches per month since being N. Bear home were her son and stocked, which is excellent, daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. GUESTS IN COREY HOME Clayton A. Newcomb and Rosie Bisbee said. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnston Upper Cow lake was chemical of Ione, Wash. They were en of Portland are visiting his uncle ly treated in the fall of 1963 to route to Portland and Seattle af and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice remove an abundant rough fish ter vacationing at Yellowstone Corey. The guests are enroute The Payette county fair and population. Additional stocking home following a vacation trip rodeo is set to begin Wednes of fingerlings in the lake will be National park. to Yellowstone park. day, Aug. 19, and will continue completed later this fall, the bio PICNIC DINNER GUESTS through Saturday evening, Aug. logist said. 22, at the fairgrounds in New Sunday guests in the John Price PLAY IN GOLF TOURNEY July Plantings in County Plymouth. home for a picnic dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle Fingerling or fry-trout releases Walter Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Alan spent four days last According to reports from Ben Wherry, fair board chairman, this during July in Malheur county Price, Mrs. Bobbie Sweeney, Pam, week at McCall where Alan play will be one of the finest programs were as follows: Upper Cow lake, Jeff, Mike and Tommie, Mr. and ed in the junior championship ever presented for residents of planted July 17, cutthroat spe the area. Hundreds of exhibits cies, 89,878 fry size; Malheur riv Mrs. Harold Snyder and Royal. flight of the golf tournament. are already entered, with more er (Riverside to Harper, southside diversion), planted July 19, 64,- anticipated by opening day. Three big nights of rodeo are 480 2.3-inch rainbows. fl Antelope reservoir, planted July scheduled for Aug. 20-22, with $ •:* many cowboys planning to par 19, 33,620 2.3-inch rainbows; Rock ticipate in the RCA - approved Creek reservoir, planted July 19, event. Starting time for rodeo 2,000 2.3-inch rainbows; Malheur porformances is 8 o’clock each river (Riverside to Harper, south r side diversion), planted July 23, evening. An added attraction in this 94,136 4.5-inch rainbows. ■ year’s rodeo will be a kids’ minia ture calf-roping event. Over 48 entries have already been accept ed from junior contestants 14 years of age or under. (Continued From Page 1) Youngsters interested in enter best be described as a display of ing the kids’ event may do so by scoutcraft demonstrations. A few signing up at the rodeo hall in of the things one could see at New Plymouth Monday, Aug. 17, such a skill-o-rama are Indian through Wednesday, Aug. 19. dancing, German bands, dutch oven cookery, surfing demonstra Fat-Stock Sale Scheduled The annual fat-stock sale will tions, fly-tying and many more. be held at 6:30 p.m. on Friday. Distinguished Guests Appear Weigh-in of animals will be from Some of the highlights of the 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 jamboree included visits from p.m. on Aug. 18 at the railroad President Johnson, Adolf Kiefer yards in New Plymouth. (Olympic swimming champion), Copies of the premium list Jim Whittaker of Mt. Everest books for the fair are available fame (first American to climb to ayette -Independent - i En the top of Mt. Everest) and “Bo at the Payette terprise office, Payette Valley nanza” stars, Lome Green (Pa Sentinel plant in New Plymouth Cartwright) and Dan Blocker and at the Violett Mercantile (Hoss). store in Fruitland. There is no We were addressed by such dis charge for these books. tinguished guests as Chief Scout On Thursday evening, Aug. 20, Executive Joseph Brunton, Jr., there will be a fair parade at and Lady Baden-Powell. The lat 7 o’clock down Main street in ter, while addressing the entire New Plymouth, Floats, riding jamboree, said in a portion of clubs, the New Plymouth high her speech, “See what we can do, school drill team, visiting digni- you and I, all of us, every single taries and Miss Payette County one of us with your thought, with will be among parade partici your effort, with your goodness, pants. you are helping to make this world a happier and a better DAIL FAMILY RETURNS place for others to live in, as well FROM SEATTLE VACATION as for yourself.” Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dail, James, This phrase, we felt, was per- Marla and David returned Mon tinent in the cause of our pro- day from a 10-day vacation trip gram. to Seattle. They visited their son, Gary and wife at Renton; also Scouts From All the World This jamboree was a gathering their son, Jack at Seattle. The latter recently completed of scouts for the purpose of ex a 90-day basic training course in tending fellowship to one another. the Navy Reserve and returned Figures show that 765 scouts came from 40 other countries around to Seattle from San Diego. While in Seattle the families the world. They included scouts saw many events of the Sea'Fair from Canada, Sweden, Iceland, e including the Chinese parade, Korea, Nigeria, Iran, Libya, Haiti and many other countries. hydroplane races and precision It was a fine experience to group performances of the Blue Angels, an acrobatic team of the mingle and talk with these for eign scouts. You could learn of Navy Air Force. They visited the Navy ship- their customs and ways of life in yards at Bremerton, toured the far off lands. battleship Missouri, the capitol In closing, this writer would grounds and state building at like to say that the jamboree was Olympia. They also visited Ft. a tremendous success. It indeed Nisqually at Point Defiance and was a great experience for me in the zoos in Olympia and Seattle. the way that it helped me under The Dails returned home via stand to the fullest extent the Rainier National park. Many oth true meaning of American Heri er points of interest were visited tage and the price our forefathers including a housing project built had to pay in order for us to entirely along French provincial have it. style. I am very grateful to the scout leaders, the Ore-Ida council and RETURNS TO VALE HOME to my parents for the privilege Cherrie Lee Steinke returned and opportunity I had to partici Friday to her home at Vale after pate in this most wonderful jam spending two weeks with her boree and trip. grandparents. Mrs. Verda Steinke, | 2.aa(ct<f MEATS Classified» Bring Result»! Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weeks. Rainbows Planted in Upper Cow Lake Show Excellent Gain in Brief Period Coming Events Payette County Fair, Rodeo Sei To Begin Aug. 19 THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1964 Bowling Standings "ANNUAL" PARTY SLATED SUNDAY AT ADRIAN PARK ADULT-YOUTH LEAGUE Aug. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Den An “annual” party will be held Bill Purcell_________ 26 14 nis Frandsen of Boise, a 7-pound, at 2 o ’ clock Sunday afternoon, Kirstine ____________ 28 16 Aug. 16, in the Adrian park for 2-ounce boy, Marice Dee. Hust----------------------- 27% 16% high school students, according Aug. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marcum____________ 24 16 to an announcement by Superin Collins of Parma, a 9-pound, 14- Wohlcke____________ 23 21 tendent Glenn Ward. The 1963- ounce boy, Arlo Charles. Betz Purcell 18% 17% 64 school yearbooks will be dis Aug. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil Leavitt ___ ... 22 22 tributed at that time, Ward said. liam Ashcraft of Homedale, a 6- Bertram__ ....21 23 pound, 10%-ounce boy, William Bybee _____ — 19 21 WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES Odice. Glenn _____ 19 25 Headpins ...__ 15 9 Aug. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Mar Taylor_____ — 14 26 Strikers 14 10 vin Udlinek of Nyssa, an 8-pound, Zerbel _____ —10 30 Doozies ___ 13 11 4%-ounce boy, Eddie John. Ken Brown, youth high scratch Sandbaggers ________ 6 18 Aug. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Jerry game and series, 227/536. Bill Anna VanderOord, high scratch ; Williams of Nyssa, an 8-pound, Purcell, adult high scratch game, 202. George Hust, adult high game, 197. Minnie Adams, high 4-ounce boy, Don. scratch series, 523. Bybee, high scratch series, 485. Strikers, high I team game, 407. Betz Purcell, team game and series, 774/2226. STEVE PURCELL PLACES Headpins emerged as first place high team series, 1109. winners. Team members are Allie IN BOWLING COMPETITION Steve Purcell placed eighth in Hartley, Pat Young, Minnie Stam LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA and Velma Stam and these ladies the youth bowl, prep division, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eldredge and will receive trophies. held Saturday in Portland. Other family left Saturday to return to Nyssans participating were Lu their home in Palo Alto, Calif., VISITOR FROM VALE cille Bertram and Ken Brown. after spending a week with his The youngsters were accompa Mrs. Al Parker of Vale visit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom El ed Saturday with Mrs. Verda nied to Portland by Mrs. Bill Pur dredge. cell and Mrs. Willis Bertram. Steinke. I 1 Youth Gives Report On Scout Jamboree Nyssa Births . . . I • i F à Campbell's — New Pack Northern—Assorted Colors Tomato Sou ip 9 Cans Ch 1 For......................... TISSUE $ Four-Roll Packages FRUIT DRINKS T Treasure Valley—Top Quality Libby's —Fresh Kosher Peanut Butter Dill Pickles 99 3-Lb. Jar . Swift's Prem LUNCHEON MEAT . 2 Cans 79* Dad's ROOT BEER . . . . Vz-Gal. 39« 33 PRODUCE Large, Crisp, Green Heads LETTUCE WV Each............................ |U I Nyssa Theatre PHONE 372-3932 Friday and Saturday — Aug. 14-15 "MAN in the MIDDLE Large, Fresh—Seedless PORK STEAKS GRAPES // Starring ROBERT MITCHUM IN CINEMASCOPE Sunday and Monday — Aug. 16-17 GLENN FORD —HOPE LANGE CHARLES BOYER // Lean — Tender LOVE IS A BALL" IN TECHNICOLOR Tuesday, Aug. 18 —SPANISH SHOWS Wednesday, Aug. 19 — NO SHOW Thursday, Aug. 20 — SPANISH SHOWS u 39* — Prices Effective — THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Young — Tender BEEF LIVER Pound......................... Lb 29“ We Give SRV Green Stamps [ • Morrell's — Frontier SLICED BACON -7Qc 2Lb pkg73 « 424 Main Street • • . Nyssa« Oregon
