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PAGE TEN THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. JULY 7. 1966 Trio Suffers Minor Injuries in Mishap LaFAY OUT OF HOSPITAL: NHS Youth Submits EXPRESSES APPRECIATION Gene LaFay. owner-operator of Sports Coupe Design A near head-on collision last Nyssa Rexall Pharmacy, was re Friday afternoon on Lytle boule leased Tuesday from the Veter In Model Car Contest vard injured three Nyssa area i! a ns' hospital in Boise after un- i Timmie W. Clarkson, *on of Nyssa’s Major Little League team, after winning nine Mr. and Mrs Carl Clarkson, has straight games without a loss in regular season play, won residents. Treated and released I; dergoing recent back surgery. submitted an entry in the 1966 at Malheur Memorial hospital three more during the July 4 weekend. He is now recuperating in his! At the three-dav invitational tournament in Caldwell they were James Bishop, 18; and Don home at 112 North Sixth street! Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild won over some of Idaho's top teams. Saturday, it was 3-0 ald Bishop. 13, sons of Mr. and and says he will be elated to have model car competition, officials over Homedale; Sunday, 4-1 over Twin Falls; and on Monday, Mrs. Mancel Bishop. hi* friends visit him there La reported recently. Clarkson, a ♦11-7 over one of the Caldwell Also admitted to the hospital Fay told a Journal reporter Wed- , senior at Nyssa high school, built was Mrs. Kenneth (Alice) Pickett nesday that beginning next week and entered a small sports coupe teams The final game against Mid who was released in satisfactory he hopes to be on part-time duty in the senior division of the com dleton, originally reported as condition the following day. at the drug store, at least during petition. lost by a 2-1 score, is to be re Oregon state police report that the morning hours. Judging for state, regional and played as a result of a protest by no citations were issued and cause He has asked the Journal to national winners began June 20. Nyssa Coaches ’Chuck" Michael of the accident is not known The express his appreciation to the This year, the Craftsman’s Guild and Terry Thompson. Bishop car overturned after the many Nyssa area residents for will award 1,078 cash prizes and impact and Mrs. Pickett's vehicle Apologise* for Ruling “get - well” messages, visitations ( rolled down a 30-foot embank and numerous other kindnesses university scholarships valued at The Caldwell umpire permitted ment, coming to rest on its extended to him and his family. $117,000 to boys between the ages a run to be scored after a base wheels. of 11 and 20 who have spent hun- runner was hit by a batted ball. dreds <if hours designing and He has since called the Nyssa VACATION IN YELLOWSTONE < building their unique model auto, coaches, admitted his error and LEAVES FOR SALT LAKE Mr and Mrs. T. S (Kody) Ko- mobiles O O O O Jesse Elgan left Monday mor dama returned last Thursday from apologized for the ruling. O O O Announcement of the top na He announced that he was noti ning for Salt Lake City where a four-day vacation trip to Yel tional scholarship winners, along o o lowstone park. fying the Middleton team yester he plans to visit relatives. o with the 10 styling winners will day (Wednesday) and asking the THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE two teams to get together at an 2 __ 18 Wright (W) agreeable time and place for the 3 17 Fritts (W) ... replay. (If possible, the Journal 6 __ 14 Bertram (W) will announce this at a later date.) 7 _ 13 Nyssa Lads Take Three More Wins; Final Tourney Game io Be Replayed SUGAR BOWL Standings Young (W) .... 7 13 Shaw (M) 14 .... 6 Lundy (M) 17 __ 3 Bergam (M) 2 18 VanderOord (M) W indicates women's team: M. men’s team. Bonnie Nichols, women's high game and series, 208/546. Willis Bertram, men’s high game and series, 237/612. Shaw team, high game and series. 597/1605. o o o o ADULT-YOUTH LEAGUE 10 Lowe-Akehurst --------- 14 10 Saito-Saito__________ 14 Wright-Takami--------- 14 W 10 Haney-Wohlcke -------- 14 11 Brown-Roberts --------- 13 12 Marcum-House______ 12 12 Hust-Hust---------------- 12 13 Bale-Bale___________11 Vinsonhaler- 16 Vinsonhaler________ 8 Brown-Marostica_____ 8 16 Ken Brown, youth high game and series. 202/540 Rudy Maros- tica and Emil Wohlcke. adult high games, 211; Wohlcke. adult high series, 572. Brown - Marostica, high team game, 411; Brown- Roberts. high team series, 1102. o o o o WEDNESDAY MIXED LEAGUE 7«4 Hatch-Iest 16«à Toombs-Church _____ 16 • Chadd-Fisher_______ 15 9 Pett-Jenkins________ 13 11 __ 12 12 Marostica-Rieb VanderOord-Fortin__ 11 13 Watkins-Zink_______ 11 13 Glover-Haney 10*£ 13>4 16 Bartron-Morris_______ 9 Hanson-Lancaster ____ 6 18 Billie Wright, women’s high game and series, 205/497. Don Hatch, men's high game, 203; Rudy Marostica, men’s high ser- ies, 576. Hatch-Iest, high team game, 709; Marostica-Rieb, high team series, 1941. I JUDGE LEVIES $150 FINE FOR LEAVING ACCIDENT SITE M. Gay ton of the Nyssa labor camp pleaded guilty Tuesday to leaving the scene of an accident and was fined $150 by Judge A C. Sallee in Nyssa Municipal court. Gayton was arrested by city police officers after he sideswiped a car owned by David Evans of Nyssa. , (Continued From Page 1) on entry—participants should be at the right place at the proper time. All entrants in the parade, both nights, will be admitted free to the rodeo, as well as all children under 12 years of age when ac companied by parents. Other wise, admission is $1.50, which includes grandstand seating. Rodeo Officials Named Clown for the event will be Kok Kokel of Canby. Ore. Ac- j cording to advance information, he has worked several rodeos in ■ Washington, is a competent bull-; fighter and highly entertaining to the children. Hazel Woodland and Mrs Lynn (Nora) Snodgrass will be official timers for the two-night affair. Pickup men will be furnished by the stock producer. Chairman Snodgrass says the grounds have been cleaned, will be watered and sprayed for mos quitoes before rodeo time. All will be in readiness for another “bang-up” good rodeo this week end—so plan to come and bring the family for two nights of good clean entertainment. Davis Amusement Shows will again have a carnival adjoining i the rodeo grounds. ROY CARTER RETURNS HOME FROM PORTLAND HOSPITAL Roy Carter returned on Wed nesday of last week to his home in Nyssa after undergoing recent open-heart surgery in a Portland hospital. According to family members, he is recovering satis factorily and is able to be up for CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS! a limited time during the day. Libby's — 20-Oz. — Family Size 4 Bottles For . • • • • • • • $1° I Tastewell — No. 303 Size Special Offer — PUREX FRUIT COCKTAIL BLEACH $400 5 Cans For DEL MONTE ¿ 7 89- Gallon Jug 46-Oz. Size PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK <11 Ore-Ida — 3 íó-Oz. Boxes - INSTANT POTATOES ... 9 for $1 FROZEN FOODS Tall Cans Royal Garnet — Pure SEGO MILK . . 7 for S1 Grape Juice QE< Libby's — 3*/4-O z . Size POTTED MEAT.............. 9 Cans $1 7 Cans......................... WV PRODUCE California — White Shafter Is this the way to -make a funny movie? y you bet ft is? • be made on July 25 at the annual guild banquet to be held at Fish er Bixly’s general offices in War ren. Mich. 3 Cans For Choice Meats Friday, Saturday and Sunday HM0LD HEÇW Good and Choice — Blade-Cut BEEF ROAST 39 79 Swift's — Premium SLICED ••• - men* TUNA FISH ADMISSION — 90c, 65c and 25c dp A - TREATED AT HOSPITAL Walter Butler of Nyssa wus taken to Mulheur Memorial hos- pital by ambulance last Friday afternoon after being .struck by a falling - bucket — at ........ Amalgamated —• — Su«“r company He was released from the hospital following treat- Gene Douglas Badhuwk of Nyi- M und Shirley Dale Smoker of Frazer, Mont., were recently ar raigned in Nyaaa Justice court fol lowing their arrest by city police and Malheur county law officer*. The two men are charged with larceny as they were allegedly in posaession of a car stolen earlier from Ray Plaza in Ontario. Justice of the Peace E. Otis Smith set bail at $2,500 and the men asked for a court-appointed attorney and preliminary hearing before entering u plea to the lar ceny charge They arc being held in Malheur county jail in lieu of kxrnd Nyssa Police Chief Francis Petrie re ports that Badhawk was recently released from Montana state penitentiary. Del Monte—Top Quality CATSUP Nyssa Theatre £ to attend. Two Men Arraigned On Larceny Charga FOOD SPECIALS In the Homedale game. Ron Feik was winning pitcher and helped his own cause by blasting a home run with the bases emp- j ty. Kenny Vandewall also hit a solo homer. Twin Falls got only three hits off Nyssa's pitcher, while the lo cals garnered seven hits, includ ing another homer by Vandewall. The third game featured heavy hitting by the locals, as well as wildness on the part of Pitcher Vandewall. Nyssa got 13 hits while Caldwell was scoring seven runs with only two hits. Rodeo to Feature Six Cowboy Events SENIOR CITIZENS PLAN FRIDAY MORNING SESSION Member* of the Senior Citizen* club will hold their regular meet ing at 10 30 Friday morning (to morrow) at the home of Dr. *nd Mr* John K Long. In case of in clement weather, the session will be hek; in the Methodist church Those attending should take a sack lunch. All are* resident*. 55 years of age or older, are welcome BACON 1 Potatoes W 10 Pounds.................. WW Large — Ripe — Slicing Tomatoes 1QC Pound............................ IwJ Lean — Semi-Boneless WESTERN STEAKS Matinees — Saturday and Sunday Lb. STARTING AT 1:30 p. M. ----- iolgiinìnlmbA-------------------- »o JfVVkWMte « bona i «lohnt loJniifnim ♦- ih ------- ,V yfut .rtoBoonauq feeJ svodi srl huo : ni ,.m.a 00:01 Io wort orf) io ,83ei MARKET — Prices Effective — Nft SHQ.W.S-Monday wd Wçdnesd^ bllL/ 59 ,,„,8 — Fridayw—Saturday ay Give SRV Gree^pftæ^ l 91EWbl ( 1— "— — — — .8391 >1 yiul bûrfzilduq I zb J H Nyssa. Oregon
