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i AY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE FIVE Big Bend News IteWdli/nwi, Tax Dollar Topic Io Be Discussed in Events Reported Al Oci. 27 Apple Valley PTÀ Meet 6 By Area Scribe ,AR By Mrs. Dyre Roberts / League * Standings BIG BEND — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witty, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Witty, Mrs. Burton Barnes, Ben Witty and Elma McCracken at tended an OEA meeting Oct. 11 o O o ° at the East Side cafe. 0 o O Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hill and 0 O family of Boise visited Sunday f MIXED league afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Var 10 kelton —-—22 ner Hopkins. 13 19 Becky Carroll of Vale spent the 15 weekend with her grandparents, 15 Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop and 15% Steve were Sunday dinner guests 16 i.Takami ----- 16 of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bishop in 16 Caldwell. 18 -Stacy 18 Visits Brother in Hospital 18% Mrs. John Packwood visited a 22 few minutes Friday with her bro Wright (substitute), wo- ther, Marion Parrott, who had ¡A game and series, 219 suffered a heart attack and was ~ Tony Miyasako, men s a patient in Caldwell Memorial me and series, 221 / 590. hospital. .¡.Takami, team high Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright d series, 746/1987. and their house guest, Mrs. Josie o 0 o o Roadman of Springfield, visited JAY businessmen Sunday with Mrs. Naomi Wright 10 at Nampa, Mr. and Mrs. William Sinclair -....... 18 10 Lawler of Meridian. Mrs. Road- Ford Tractor .18 13 y Journal------ 15 14 s Service-------14 PATRIOTS LEAGUE 14 owl -..... 14 Oct. 10 Standings 16 lairies----------- 12 White Satin _________ 17 7 16 [arket---------- 12 Paulus Jewelry _____ .16 8 19 Shell Service.— 9 Malheur Hospital_____ 15 8 Bertram, high scratch Merc Dept. Store--------- 14 10 222. G. Gonzales, high Dessert Seed________ 18 11 series, 611. Gate City Sugar Bowl ....... .......... 11 13 high team game, 967. Nyssa Welding_______11 13 Service, high team ser- B & M Equipment....... 11 19 Bracken’s ____________10% 13% 0 0 O O Golden Slipper_______ 9% 14% BABES LEAGUE Regal Rides__________ 9 15 8 Wilson’s Market_____ 7 eed _.... -....... 20 17 10 n’s Corner----- 18 High scratch game, Lois Page, 11 anitation .... —17 221/189; Vera McCrady, 194. High 11 Feed, Seed —17 series, L. Page, 569; Betty Walters, 12 ;ar-------------- 16 543; Phoebe Snyder, 500. 13 berts------------ 15 o o o o 15 inning Co. —13 SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE 16 Tamarack ___ 12 Nyssa Auto Parts------- 15 17 Juiek ----------- 11 10 Wilson’s Dept. Store —14 18 )wl ___ 10 10 Q’s Trophy Cabin____ 14 19 y Cleaners____ 9 12 Zinn’s Flying “A”------- 12 19 i Const.--------- 9 12 Oregon Concrete--------- 12 cratch games, Mabie Fan- Idaho Power Co--------- 11 13 ; Thelma Knowles, 212; M & W Market________ _11 13 ;e, 202, High scratch ser- Autolite-------------------- 7 17 age. 546; T. Knowles, 536; High scratch games, Dee Zink, Nichols, 526; M. Fangen, 221; Dirick Nedry, 205; Sherman la Talbot, 505; Eris Ber- Keck, 192, High series, D. Zink, 549; Jack Carter, 533; D. Nedry, 0 0 o o 522. l) I 81 < A celebrity is a person who works hard to become well-known and then wears dark glasses to avoid being recognized.” C. QUINOWSKI ATTENDS MEETINGS IN CORVALLIS 1? »» ¡2» !î JX - 1Î* C 10 “J” Charles Quinowski attended state meetings for guidance coun selors Friday and Saturday at Corvallis. He was accompanied by Mrs. Quinowski and the couple spent some time visiting Lynn Jackson who attends Oregon State university. man remained for a longer visit with the Lawler couple. Carol Brock of Sunset Valley and Cheryl Brock of Boise spent Sunday with their grandmother, Mrs. Edythe Prosser. Guests in Witty Home Mrs. Mabel Spears and Miss Lois Spears of Stronghurst, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spears and fam ily of Vale were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witty. Mr. and Mrs. John Packwood visited Sunday with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Musgrove. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cartwright of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, are vis iting his brother, Ray and other relatives in this area. Classifieds Bring Results! 's Texaco .... 19 9 OK Tires... .„..19 9 .... 16 12 o-op Supply 15 13 atin .............14 14 itional Bank__ 12 16 i Agency-------10 18 rts__________ 7 21 scratch games, Stu Haun, ward Myrick, 233; Rudy 'a, 212. High series, S. 92; R. Schwasinger, 556; «tica and M. Burbank, HUNTERS' BREAKFASTS Saturday and Sunday — Oct. 22-23 WILSON'S Succulent HAMS WHOLE or SHANK PORTION Center Slices — Lb. 89« HAM . . . . Butt Roast — HAM . . • Lb. 590 • Pound Fresh Fillet OCEAN PERCH .... 45« Bertie's Frozen 3^-Lb. Bag FRYER PARTS .... 39« 8 Chukars ------------------- 16 6 King Pins --------------- 16 11 Cherry Pickers ....... 13 12 Vim ’n Vigor_________ 12 13 Bowl Weevils ------------11 14 Goof Ups ___ 10 15 Pin Pickers -------------- 9 15 Pins Up_____________ 9 High games and series, Marian Danford, 166-181/504; Allie Hart ley, 170/481; Emma Benedict, 457. O Lantern Jack O' , YAMS • • 40-0z. Cans Ou1 o o o o THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE « STEEL Whole Dills 7Qe 2 Jars .... I U Soiip.. 6 Cans Miracle Whip 1000 ISLAND DRESSING 2 FILER range bull Cranberry Sauce 4 for Heinz (Chicken Noodle—Mushroom) New Wishbone — Pourable I Spray —15-Oz. Cans Ocean Spray Del Monte 15-Oz. — Tiny CRISCO fyhee Steel 8-Oz. Bottles 9' 53' TISSUE 3—4-RolI Pkgs. . M. J. B. 10-Oz. — Instant COFFEE QQc Reg. $1.69 ...**•* Doo-Dads 7 Ki 2 Pkgs.......... > W Pound 9^ FLORIDA — PINK SALE STARTS AT 11 A. M. Head of Registered Hereford Bulls BOOTH — FROZEN POLLED and HORNED AU 16 to 30 Months of Age — r*ded for Quality, and You Can Depend on Range Bulla from Filer Range Bull Salel Bulls Grown for Idaho Ranges— FILER range bull sale OCTOBER 29 — 11 A.M. Filer, Idaho — Sponsored by — Idaho Cattlemen's Association i 0 ¡1 0 0 0 0 Fish Sticks 6©‘ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nabisco — Party Mix BANANAS GRAPEFRUIT •ER FAIRGROUNDS —Filer, Idaho 93* Northern — Bathroom GOLDEN SALE Saturday, October 29, 1966 <* Tender o o o o WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES 8 Holmes-Myrick------- 16 9 Bartron-Morris ______ 15 10 .14 olesale Prices Bullard-Huffman VanderOord- 11 Vinsonhaler________13 Fortin-Cleaver .......... 13 11 11 Holverson-Card ....... - 13 400 Lbs. ______ $18.50 Wheeler-Page —...... — 12% 11% 1.000 Lbs. 12 14.25 Codr-Wright _______ 12 f 2.000 Lbs. 11% 12% 12.25 I Stunz-Church o 5,000 Lbs. 15 11.50 i Lienkaemper-Chadd — 9 " 10,000 Lbs. 16 Sutton-Riggs -------------- 8 11.00 17 io 20,000 Lbs. 7 10.75 I Stutheit-Hitch 0,000 Lbs. game I-CiS Page, women ’ s high 10.25 and series, 204/549. Paul House black pipe (substitute), men’s high game and 00 (Over 400 Lbs.) series, 211/581. VanderOord-Vin- sonhaler, team high game, 658; Lienkaemper - Chadd, team high series, 1911. ’Thee Junction Stella Morris rolled triplicate Phone 372-2108 scores of 138 during the Thursday evening session. FHA Participates In Oregon Confab Mrs. Ron Young will host the Oct. 27 meeting of the Nyssa Home Extension unit. The ses sion is scheduled to begin at 1:30 Nyssa’s Future Homemakers of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saun p.m. and the lesson topic will be America traveled to La Grande By Mr». Waldo Smalley Saturday, Oct. 8, to participate APPLE VALLEY—This month’s ders and sons were Sunday din “Clutter in the Kitchen.” i in the annual Eastern Oregon Apple Valley PTA meeting will ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. be held Oct. 27 instead of Oct. 20 Hobson near Nyssa. VISITORS FROM ELLENSBURG . District Leadership Conference. Adviser Virginia Steffens and Mrs. Robert Smalley and chil due to the state teachers’ meeting Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lankford scheduled Thursday and Friday dren of Payette were Sunday eve of Ellensburg, Wash., were week Chapter Mothers Mrs. Oscar Brat ning dinner guests of the Waldo end guests in the home of his ton and Mrs. Harry McGinley ac of this week. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and companied the girls on their trip. Theme of the October legisla Smalleys. Merildean Robbins drove the bus Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts were Mrs. Robert Toomb. tive meeting will be “Looking at to and from La Grande. Your Tax Dollar,” and guest Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and FHA chapters from Heppner, Mrs. Robert Tuning at Caldwell speaker will be Merle Jenkins, where they honored Sam Tuning and Mrs. Elizabeth Grimes of John Day, Pendleton, Union, Mil Parma school board chairman. Caldwell returned late Friday ton-Freewater, Adrian, Vale and First grade room mothers will on his birthday anniversary. evening from a five-day trip into Ontario also attended the leader serve refreshments. Released From Hospital Washington and Oregon. They ship conference. Jim Hedges returned home on visited the Smalleys’ daughter, Cindy Bratton, Susan Bratton, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jackson of Saturday from the hospital where Mr. and Mrs. Doug Daniels and Shirley Cleaver, Edith Corfield, Myrtle Creek, Ore., were week he received treatment for injuries family at Glenwood, Wash., and Merry Corfield, Joyce Cruson, end guests of her parents, Mr. and sustained in a recent auto acci Mrs. Grimes’ daughter and family Marie Durfee, Teresa Haburchak, at Cottage Grove, Ore. Mrs. Dwight Seward. Jackson had dent. Leah Henigson, Marcia Jackson, Blanche Lewis of Nyssa was a Angie Labby, Kathy McGinley, National Guard duty Saturday in Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ennor of Boise. Friday evening visitors in Pendleton were weekend guests Sunday afternoon visitor in the Ruth Ann McGinley, Peggy the Seward home were Mr. and j of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Jack Wilson home. Moore, Lissa Nishitani, Diana Mrs. Cecil Sheppard of Nu Acres. Collins. ~ They also went to see a Mr. and Mrs. Rex Freeman of Okano, Pam Saito, Lona Shelton, Duane Wilson of Nampa, Rod new niece, Debra Lynn, who was Payette were Friday evening vis Marty Somers, Prapasri Tangtat- ney and Jill Morgan were week born Sept. 10 to Mr. and Mrs. itors in the Lawrence Thompson swasdi and Mary Lee Wahlert 1 represented Nyssa. home. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dale Collins of Parma. Wilson. Marvin Jackson of Bridal Mrs. Dale Collins entertained Mrs. Steffens stated, “I think Mmes. Hanna Robinson and Veil arrived Saturday to help the with a recent party honoring the Sylvia Thompson visited Oct. 12 this conference provides a won- Wilsons with their beet harvest. second birthday anniversary of with Mrs. Frisbee, a patient in the derful educational experience for her son, Tommy. Six of his small Emmett hospital. all girls who participate." Heart Patient Improves friends were present. Jack Moran, who has been a Mrs. Anna Boston of Roswell patient in Holy Rosary hospital is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. in Ontario for the past 10 days, Earl Boston while Mrs. Brum is reported to be recovering nice baugh is vacationing in Califor ly after suffering a recent heart nia. attack. Members of the family report that he enjoys the many Corrells Host Dinner cards he has been receiving from Mr. and Mrs. Jim Correll en 5 to 9 a.m. — In Masonic Hall friends. tertained Oct. 11 with a family North Third Street — Nyssa, Oregon dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman attended Oct. 12 funeral services Correll of Marysville, Wash. Mr. for Miss Edna Miller in Nampa. and Mrs. Cleo Whittom of Weiser Sponsored by Job's Daughters The Pitmans were Sunday eve and Jim Whitton of Boise were Adults — $1.00 Children Under 12 — 75 Cents ning dinner guests of Mr. and also guests. Mrs. Harvey Pitman in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley » RCIAL LEAGUE EXTENSION MEETING SET Sale Dates — October 20, 21 $100 0 0 0 0 and 22 Ö 0 0 0 0 0 Thunderegg Mall — Gold Strike Stamps, Tool Jr=Jn=JE I
