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i AY, NOVEMBER 10, 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Legal Notices PATRIOTS LEAGUE Oct. 31 Standings NYSSA COMMERCIAL LEAGUE THURSDAY BUSINESSMEN Sugar Bowl 24 16 Howard’s Texaco__ 25 15 17 Tarter’s OK Tires 25 15 Frank’s Sinclair ------- 23 Paulus Jewelry 23 13 No. 2831 Home Dairies 22% 17% White Satin Sugar . .... 23 17 White Satin Sugar 22 14 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Gate City Journal 21 19 Nyssa Supply Co-op 22 18 Dessert Seed 22 14 In the County Court 19 Eder’s Bldg. Supply 20% 19% Gordon Ford Tractor 21 Malheur Mem. Hosp. 20 16 Of the State of Oregon Skinner’s Service 18 22 First National Bank _16 24 Nyssa Welding 19 17 For the County of Malheur 16% 23% 24 Rieb’s Market Bracken’s Store 18% 17% Eastman Agency _... 16 In the Matter of the Estate of Ward’s Shell Service ...14 26 The Sports 12 % 27% B & M Equipment 18 18 GEORGE J. MITCHELL, Jess Asumendi, individual high Sugar Bowl 17 19 High scratch games and series. Deceased. Golden Slipper ---- 16% 19% Ron Schwasinger, 247/594; Fred scratch game and series, 245/598. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The Merc • 16 20 Schilling, 229/590; Dick Butcher, Sugar Bowl, high team game and that the undersigned, First Na series, 924/2636. Regal Rides 15 21 214/563. tional Bank of Oregon, as execu o Wilson ’ s Market ___ 9 27 tor of the above entitled estate, nings, 212; Don Oldemeyer, 203; High scratch games, Jimmie has filed its final account in the THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE Sherman Keck, 199. High scratch Ann Hatch, 196; Virginia Bybee, i Nyssa Auto Parts 24 12 above entitled Court, and that Wheeler-Page ......... 23% 12% series, D. Oldemeyer. 558; Gib 14 195; Earlene Jennings, 193. High Wilson Dept. Store 22 Monday, the 12th day of Decem Holmes-Myrick______ 21 15 Holmes, 428; Rudy Marostica, 520. 18 I series, Hatch, 525; Berniece Idaho Power Co. ___ 18 ber, 1966, at 10:00 o’clock in the VanderOord- 495. Zinn ’ s Flying “ A ” 18 Cleaver, 509; Stella Morris, 18 forenoon of said day and the Vinsonhaler_______ 21 15 Q’s Trophy Cabin_ 17 19 court room of said Court have Bartron-Morris ------- 21 15 SUGAR BABES LEAGUE 17 19 Oregon Concrete Journal Classifieds been appointed by said Court as Fortin-Cleaver .... 20 16 Autolite 17 Farmers Feed, Seed 28 12 19 the time and place for the hear Stunz-Church ---------- 19% 16% M & W Market ...... 13 Anderson’s Corner . 27 13 23 Bring Results! ing of objections thereto and set Bullard-Huffman ___ 19 17 Nyssa Sanitation 24% 15% High scratch games, Earl Jen-1 tlement thereof. Codr-Wright _______ 18 18 Parma Seed ... 24 16 Dated and first published, No Holverson-Card____ 17 19 Polar Bear 21 19 vember 10, 1966. Stutheit-Hitch______ 13 23 Idaho Canning 20 20 23 Date of last publication, De Lienkaemper-Chadd ..13 Muir-Roberts 19 21 cember 8, 1966. Sutton-Riggs----------- 10 26 Wilson Buick 17% 22% Melba Haney (substitute), wo Howell Tamarack 17 23 First National Bank men’s high scratch game and ser Sugar Bowl 16 24 Of Oregon ies, 198/497. Delos Vinsonhaler, Holcomb Const. — 15 25 EDWIN H. BALES FRIDAY, NOV. 11 — 5:30 to 9 p.m men’s high game and series, 211 Gate City Cleaners .....10 30 Trust Officer and 544. Bartron - Morris, team Executor At Adrian American Legion Hall High series, Lois Page. 507. Henigson & Stunz high game, 687. Wheeler-Page, High game, Willie Mckinney, (Sponsored by LEGION AUXILIARY) | team high series, 1909. Attorneys at Law 188. SUGAR BOWL League Standings NOODLE FEED Open Friday, Nov. 11 CK WILSON and a nranch from a mixed-up pear tTee, ; of Saturday, stood in all its glory among other non trees in a small orchard on the Wilson place in Apple 'he blossom-filled twig was on display for several days ndow of the Journal office.—Staff Photo. hy Illness s Brother s. Snelman (rs. G. E. Mackey Mrs. Monty Spelman word Saturday of the ier brother, E. O. Lance He succumbed after a liman left Monday eve- îe Washington city. ice Day spent the week- Mrs. Edith Whipple at Mrs. Al Goff and sons ew spent the weekend sr father, Mr. and Mrs. ng. ank Bicandi was hospi- Caldwell Nov. 1 and is o be recovering nicely. I Mrs. Marvin Bowers y visited Saturday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wil- iwell. Memphis !1 Willis Jr. and Marsha a left Friday morning >his, Tenn., where the lusband is stationed in I services. I Mrs. Bill Willis were rening dinner guests of Mrs. Gene Harper in is Durocher and daugh- ise were Thursday eve er guests of her sister, irs. G. E. Mackey. Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson re turned home Nov. 2 after spend ing two weeks with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hanson at Spo kane. Mrs. Earl Winn and Tami went to Boise Saturday when the latter participated in Fairyland Queen contest activities. She is repre sentative for the Adrian area. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovitt and sons were Sunday dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lovitt and Judy at Parma. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Miller and Ruth of Parma visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mackey. Mrs. Marie Moore was a Sun day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy were afternoon visitors. LEAN—MEATY TENDER-CURED PICNICS Host Birthday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ashcraft entertained with a birthday din ner Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Lang. Other guests included Messrs, and Mmes. Bob Hamilton and John of Boise, Dale Ashcraft, Ross Buckland of Eas tern Idaho, Miss Becky Rigney of Boise and Ode Ashcraft. Buck land spent several days last week with his brother-in-law and sis ter, the W. E. Ashcrafts. Sgt. and Mrs. Joe Mackey and family arrived Oct. 31 from San Diego, Calif., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey and other relatives. 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