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THURSDAY. THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE FOUR Hatfield Renews Request for Aid To Area Stockmen SUGAR BOWL Story Ends Happily For Sobbing Youth Left at Polar Bear COMING EVENTS ' Auxiliary Designates Style Show Proceeds For Hospital Items A meeting of the Malheur Me morial hospital auxiliary was held Monday afternoon in the church basement. The session was con ducted by Mrs. Chuck Michael, vice president, who will tempor arily assume duties of President Mrs. Jessie Morgan who is in ill health. It was reported that a beauti cian’s chair and bowl have been purchased for use in the nursing home wing. Proceeds from the Sept. 17 style show will be used to buy curtains, TV trays and other minor items needed at the hospital. Mrs. Ralph Lawrence was appointed to pur chase the articles. Refreshments were served at I the close of the meeting by Mrs. Herman Towne. LONGS REPORT ARRIVAL OF FIRST GRANDCHILD w Mr. and Mrs. Max Long receiv ed word Friday of the birth of a daughter to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Maynard at Ellensburg, Wash. The infant arrived Sept. 23, weighed 7 pounds, 13 ounces and has been named Melanie Renee. She is the couple’s first child as well as the first grandchild of the Max Longs and first great grandchild for Nyssans Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Long. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rex Caskey of Vale. When Police Chief Alvin Allen Tonight. 8 p.m. — Progressive Governor Mark Hatfield said called at the Journal office early card party sponsored by St. Paul's Wednesday afternoon he parked last week he has renewed his re Episcopal guild. quest to Secretary of Agriculture his vehicle in front of the printing Oct. 3, 8 p.m. — Eastern Star firm, and in the car sat an eight Orville Freeman that feed grain meeting in Masonic halL assistance be granted to livestock year-old boy. Oct. 4, 2 p.m. — Oregon Trail Without knowing it, the family men in Wallowa, Union, Baker, Malheur, Grant, Crook and Har of sobbing Raul Sauseda had left HEC meeting at home of Mrs. him at the Polar Bear Drive-In. Frank Holub. 0000 ney counties. 000 Oct. 6, 2 p.m.—Pollyanna club The governor had requested Upon being notified, Chief Allen o o emergency assistance for these radioed Idaho authorities and the meeting at home of Mrs. Herschel o drouth - struck counties during Louis Sauseda family was stop Thompson. August. Secretary Freeman re ped at Caldwell. WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES Oct. 6, 8 p.m.—Joint meeting plied earlier this month that he 3 Until that time, the travelers of Adrian Legion and auxiliary Cherry Pickers 9 didn’t think conditions were bad had still not missed the lad, but members. 4 King Pins 8 enough to warrant action. 6 it is understandable as they were Chukars 6 The governor said stockmen in two cars and Raul told Chief DAUGHTER JOINS FAMILY 6 Bowl Weevils 6 — Conducted by — have reported that recent rains Allen that with them were his 0 Goof Ups 6 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes of came too late to be of help, and parents, five sisters and six bro 7 Vim ’n Vigor 5 Vale went to Portland early this Col. Bert Anderson Col. Guy; that a feed grain supplement will thers. • Pin Pickers 4 week to get their new daughter, Ontario — 889-5501 Nyssa-37 be needed to get their herds 8 The Sausedas were enroute Pins Up 4 from Washington state to Burley, Kristin Ann, who was born Sept. __ _ _ scratch games, _ Emma through the winter. COL. ROGER BAKER — Ontario 889-58 High 19 in the Rose city. The little Benedict, 201; Ailene Holmes, 194 The emergency livestock feed Idaho, and had stopped at the miss joins two brothers in the For the Latest Auction News, Listen to KSRV, and 190; Freda Holcomb, 180. program is made available under Polar Bear for lunch. at 12:15 p.m. Daily. home. High series, A. Holmes, 519; E. the Agricultural Stabilization and Maternal grandparents are Nys- Sept. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Stan Benedict, 498; F. Holcomb, 458. Conservation Service. If granted POLLYANNA MEETING SET ley Sisson of Nyssa, a 7-pound First Pollyanna club meeting sans Mr. and Mrs. Paul House. OOOO by Secretary Freeman, cow-calf PUBLIC DAIRY AUCTION girl, Debra Ann. ranchers can buy government of the fall season will be held at THURSDAY BUSINESSMEN MONDAY, OCT. 3, 1966, 12 Noon x. Sharp —sa]e Sept 21 — To Mr. and Mrs. | Sept. ZL — 10 ivir. anu ivxxs. . - _ T -------------- TT- r* —— — 2 • i ------- .1 XT - -• grain (surplus) at 75 percent of 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Councilman Honored 4 12 Frank’s Sinclair Dange Atagi »I Nyssa. . «-pound. m.ljs Mrlh oí N™». • P.™, lunel.o.. the. y, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett Oct. 6, at the home of Mrs. Her the county support price. 5 Gordon Ford Tractor 11 REGISTERED and GRADE HOLSTEINS. Majoni were guests at the home of Mr. 13-ounce boy, Patrick Shin. Eastern Oregon cattlemen, forc schel Thompson. 7 9 Sugar Bowl out of ABS Stylemaster and Ginger bulls. Herd has and Mrs. Clarence Kniefel Mon ed to pasture herds on hay fields 8 8 Rieb’s Market ducing over 6.5 gallons per cow per day. Public inv Guests in Ontario < _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sillonis spent day evening for ice cream and this summer because of the 8 8 Gate City Journal Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and spect cattle prior to sale day. Brand inspector wUl drouth, say they will have to sell the weeeknd visiting her sister, I cake. The two couples were cele 9 7 Skinner’s Service down to their basic breeding stock Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roley of Red brating a birthday anniversary Marie Moore were Sunday dinner day of auction. Loading chute available. ANTONt 11 Ward’s Shell Service 5 because they cannot afford to im mond, and his brother Albert at for their mother, Mrs. Susannah guests of Mrs. Ethel Lane at On- MELL, Owner. Terms, Cash. Lunch on Ground 12 4 Home Dairies tario. unQS‘ Bend. Councilman. Emil Wohlcke, individual high port hay and feed grains. Larry Williams, president of the Gate game and series, 239/600. City Journal, team high game, Oregon Cattlemen’s association, 04(1. Sugar Bowl, team high ser told the governor that some herds are being liquidated entirely, ies, 2626. while some ranchers are partially OOOO reducing their herds because of SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE the high cost of feed. He said the 3 9 Nyssa Auto Parts situation is complicated by the 4 8 Wilson’s Dept. Store high cost of money available 4 8 Zinn’s Flying “A” from banks and loan institutions. 5 7 Q’s Trophy Cabin 6 6 Oregon Concrete Girls Enter Colleges 6 6 Idaho Power Co. Mrs. Woodrow Seuell and Mrs. 3 9 M and W Market Dick Province left Sept. 21 to 11 1 Autolite High scratch games, Charles take Peggy Seuell to OCE at Mon Bale, 198/192; Fred Stelling, 197. mouth and Nadine Spitze to OSU High scratch series, F. Stelling, at Corvallis. The group had sup 565; C. Bale, 540; Jim Peters, 530. per with Eugenia Seuell and stay Wilson Buick Company • 203 Good Avenue ed overnight at Corvallis with OOOO NYSSA COMMERCIAL LEAGUE her. Enroute home the following day, Mrs. Seuell and Mrs. Pro 5 11 Howard’s Texaco vince visited the Peterson rock 10 6 Tarter’s OK Tires gardens near Redmond. Edie and 7 9 Eder’s Merry Joyce, daughters of Mrs. 9 7 White Satin Dick Province, stayed overnight 8 8 First National Bank with their grandmother, Mrs. 9 7 Nyssa Co-op Supply Edith Whipple, while their mother 7 9 Eastman Agency was away. 3 13 The Sports High scratch games, Fred Schil Mrs. Edith Whipple accompa ling, 236; Stu Haun, 220; Jess Asumendi, 204. High series, S. nied Mrs. Woodrow Seuell, Kathy Haun, 570; Arnold Siebold, 554; and Marvin to take Frances Seu ell to La Grande where she will Ron Schwasinger, 552. attend Eastern Oregon college OOOO this year. THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE Wheeler-Page 8% 3% 4 Bartron-Morris 8 MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Bullard Huffman 8 4 Snyder-Skelton Fortin-Cleaver 7 5 Saito-Miyasako 6 Stutheit-Hitch 6 Sarazin-Larson VanderOord- Sadamori-Takami 6 Vinsonhaler 6 Rieb-Clary 6 Holmes-Myrick 6 Jones-Knowles 6 Sutton-Riggs 6 Holcomb-Stacy 5 Lienkaemper-Chadd 7 Tyler-Talbot Holverson-Card 5 7 Stam-Stam Stunz-Church 4% 7% Leavitt-Stedman Codr-Smith 2 10 VanderOord stam 8 12 Betty Fortin, women’s high Laan-Phifer ________ 2 18 game, 188; Connie Bullard, wo- Phoebe Snyder, women's high men’s high series, 465. Fred Schil game and series, 209/546. Rudy ling (substitute), men’s high game Marostica (substitute), men's high and series, 221/561. Wheeler-Page, game and series, 220/554. Sny team high game and series, 649 der-Skelton, team high game and and 1848. ci u s. 740/1974. 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