THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
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Examinations
Adrian Women Tour Rose Gardens, Drivers'
Slated Friday, July 15
Aiiend Caldwell Smorquei Luncheon
By Mrs. Dyr. Roberts
Mr and Mrs. Erie Mausling re
BIG BEND
Adrian Garden port the birth of a granddaughter,
club member* and two gucNt*. | Alice Arlene, born July 1 to Mr
Wilma Biggin* and Goldie Rob and Mrs. David Foster at Miami,
erts, toured the Caldwell rose Fla. David told hi* mother when
garden* Tuesday morning and i he called that they hud 5(1 inches
later ate lunch nt the Smorquct | of rain during the month of June
in that city.
Mr*. Hamilton Honored
Mr*. Goldie Robert* was hostess
Mr. and Mrs John Packwood
July fl at her home for several
spent last week visiting their son,
former neighbor* of Mr*. Anna
Hurry in Imbler, Ore ; her sister,
Hamilton of Nampa. In addition
Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family,
to the hostess and her honored
and a cousin, Nettie Willis and
guests, others attending were
daughter in Kennewick, Wash.
Mr*. Lennie Smith, Edylhe Pros
Mr. and Mr*. Phil Bockus of
ser, Helen Bishop, Wilma Higgins,
Escondido. <’ ilif , visited last
Laura Brock and Ruby English.
week with her brother, Erie
Mr. and Mrs. John Kipp of
Mausling and family.
Lawrence, Kan, Mr, and Mm.
Chaney Family Return*
John Bcckenrldgc of Nampa were
Mr and Mrs. Horace Chaney, Sunday visitors at the Verl Bishop
Sammy and Rosalie returned home. Other callers were Mr. and
home last Thursday from a three- Mr*. Bill Bishop and daughters, I
week visit with their son and Mr. and Mr* Will Bishop of Cald
brother, David and family in Del well. The Kipp* arc friends and
Rio. Texas. They toured Carlsbad former neighbors of the Bishop*
Caverns on the wuy home.
when they resided in Kansas.
Linda Sue Abbott accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelton of
Mr. and Mr*. Jack Slubaugh of ! Nyssa were Sunday visitors in
Caldwell on a camping trip to [ the Chet Smith home.
Sliver Creek Plunge near Crouch
Attend* Agn.ss Weaver Rite*
this week.
Mrs. Dyre Rolwrts attended fun
Mr and Mr* Ray Cartwright
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services for Mrs. Agnes*
visiti-il Mis W.ilt<r Stradley in
Weaver in Nampa Tuesday after
Fruitland Sunday afternoon.
noon, July 5. She later visited
Mr and Mrs. Jim Thompson I
with the Weaver families in the
and Mary Thompson were Sunday
home of Mr. and Mrs Harry Wea
guests of Mr. and Mr*. Wnyne
ver at Boise.
Hackett near Emmett.
Ernest Seuell, Guy Jones, Bob
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Higgins
Callahan, Darryl Seuell and Cleve
were Sunday guest* of Mr and
Clucas went with the Civil Ai,
Mrs Lyle Higgins in Homedale.
Patrol Saturday on a tour above
Mr*. Lovitt Undergoes Surgery
I»akc Owyhee. Cleve and Ernest
Mrs Ix>e Lovltt underwent sur I stayed until Sunday, while the
gery last Thursday at Malheur others returned home Saturday
I evening.
Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickerson '
Durryl Seuell spent the July 4
weekend in Portland. He return- ! and her mother, Mrs. McNally, all
of Tacoma, spent several days last
ed home on Tuesday.
Mary and Becky Carroll are week visiting Mrs Mary Thomp- i
staying with Mr. and Mrs Dyre son and other relatives in Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett
Roberts and taking swimming
were Sunday guests of Mr and
lessons in Parma.
Mrs. Edylhe Prosser, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wood of Marsing.
Mrs. Dclno Brock and daughters Janell and Cherie returned home
were Sunday dinner guests of with them.
Mr. and Mrs. William Toomb in Guest* From California
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Kingman Kolony. Later in the
Mr and Mrs. Graham Van Pat
evening they visited Mr and Mrs. ten and Katliv of ViMa, Calif., I
Ed Maurer of Wilder.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Mr. and Mrs Ray Heick and
Clucas this week.
family of Portland visited Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Higgins:
with her sister. Mrs. Varner Hop-
were Saturday visitors of Mr and
king and family.
Mrs. Dan Smith in Caldwell.
Attend Kansas Reunion
Guests of Mrs Erie Mnusl’ng 11
Mr. and Mrs Noel Tuppeny and this week are her sister and hus- I
Mrs. Persi* Brumbaugh of Ros band, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wiseman |
well returned Friday from a six- of Carbondale. Colo.
week trip to Kansas, Nebraska
Mrs. Ray Cartwright accompa- I
and Colorado. They attended a nied Ronny Cartwright to Long- |
high school alumni reunion and view, Wash., last week to visit I
visited relatives at Hill City and the Hobbs family, Mrs Wilma I
Beloit, Kan., and an aunt in Gene Bernard and family. Her grand- I
va, Neb. They took a sightseeing son, Jesse, left July 5 for Army I
trip into New Mexico and visited training, Leonard Hobbs, Mrs. ' I
relatives in Denver and Rifle, Bernard and son returned home 1 1
Colo.
i with Mrs. Cartwright for a few I
The Dick Stam family of Fruit days' visit.
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land and the Louie Stam family
Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Hall call- I
of Owyhee corner were Sunday cd on Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Higgins I
evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evening.
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Jim Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Chaney VISIT IN EASTMAN HOME
and family have moved to Big
Sunday visitors in the Bernard
Bend from Rochester, Ind. Cha Eastman home were Mrs. Bernard
ney is employed by Ron Zerbel
Eastman Sr. and Mrs. George
i Whorton, both of Payette.
Lodzinski* Have Son
Mr. and Mrs. David Lodzinski
are parents of n son. Robert Jo Industry Back* 4-H Club*
seph, born July 1 at St. Alphonsus
Largest private support of 4-H
hospital in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. award programs comes from busi
Lodzinski are staying with her ness and industry through the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sillonis. National 4-H Service committee.
1 THANK YOU!
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A. ENGLEHARDT PROMOTED
TO TECHNICAL SERGEANT
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Englehardt
of route 2, Parma, recently re
ceived word that their eon. Au
gust Englehardt, has been pro
moted from staff to technical ser
geant The young officer is sta
tioned at a base on Okinawa.
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MONCURS VISIT NYSSANS
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moncur of
Sunset, Utah, visited last Thurs
day with his brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mon
cur, owners-operators of the Ar-
rowhead motel in Nyssa.
iheOLctit/msA,
A state driver* license examiner
will be on duty at city hall in
Nyssa Friday, July IS, between
the hour* of U u.m. and 2 p.m.,
according to announcement from
the Oregon Department of Motor
Vehicle*.
All person* desiring original
license* or permit* to drive are hour in order to assure time for
asked to file application* well completion of the required license
ahead of the scheduled closing test.
WEEKEND AT MALHEUR
Messrs, and Mmes. Allen Jones
takes a wise man to and Frank Morris spent Saturday
know when he is fighting for night and Sunday camping and
a principle or m lerely defend-
fishing at Malheur reservoir. They
ing a prejudice.'
I report only “fair" fishing luck.
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FROZEN FOOD
SPECIALS
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TASTY —GOOD!
MEAT PIES
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TIP-TOP — 6-Oz. Size
Lemonade $1
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TV 2‘/z Size —PORK 'N
Beans
RAY'S 15-Oz. Size — UNSLICED
Hot Bread OQl
Fresh from Out 1
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Malheur County 4-H Clubs and FF A Chapters want
to express their appreciation to the merchants, or
ganisations and Individuals who made their Market
Lamb Show so successful. Our special thanks to the
Ontario Livestock Commission Company which un
derwrote the sale, and to all those who worked to
make it a success.
LEAN —. SELECT PORK
ROAST
AEt Turkey
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Pound ....
• Turkey
• Salisbury
• Ham
—BUYERS
MERRILL ABRAHAMS — BERT ANDERSON
ROGER BAKER — BAUMAN EQUIPMENT
MORGAN BECK—BYE LANES, Incorporated
BLACKABY INSURANCE AGENCY
STEVE CRAIG — CUNNINGHAM REAL ESTATE
KERM DECKER — KATHY ERSTROM
PAT ERSTROM — FARMERS FEED and SEED
FIRST NATIONAL BANK — RED FRITTS
DON HANCOCK — CURLEY HAUSER
HOLOPETER — HOOKER GARAGE
IDAHO MEAT PACKING — ION CATTLE CO.
JOHNSON'S TIRE SHOP — ROD McKAY
MALHEUR COUNTY LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION
MOORE HOTEL—O.K. SALE YARD
ONTARIO LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO.
DAN ROBERTS —JOE SAITO
SILVER FALLS PACKING COMPANY
GUY SPARKS—DELBERT TAYLOR
JOE VAN LITH
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2 Loaves....
• APPLE
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SELECT — PORK
7 Tins $ 1
MILK
Punch
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SEGO — CANNED
• Chicken
• Beef
• Turkey
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Mall Order. Killed
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— DRAWING —
Saturday, July 16
You could be one of the Lucky
Ones Heading for the Hills . . .
Lucky Tickets at Check Stand!
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NY8SA PHARMACY—Nyaa*
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FREE
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REDUCE FAT
If your or.rw.lfht I. du. to ov.r-
•atlnr .nd you want to pat rid of
that ugly fat g.t our tabl.ta eall.d
H1JMODEX.
Avallabl. without a
doctor*. pr.Mrrlptlon, Sl.IMODEX
will h.lp you I om thoa. .xtra
pound, by dacr.aiilii* your da.lr.
For food, not by .tarvlng you, but
by .Imply .llmlnatlnr th. arg. for
•xtra portion* SIJMODEX coat,
only »J OO and I. GUARANTEED to
work or get your full mon.y back.
BLIMODEX I. wild axelu.lv.ly by:
• Visit Our Ocoma Display
and drop half of your lucky
ticket in our 'Squirrel Cage'
for the Big Drawing Satur
day, July 16, at 5 p.m.... A
complete set of top quality
camping equipment will be
Given Away in apprecia
tion of your patronage!
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Home of Quality and Service
WE GIVE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS
Peppers
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