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THURSDAY, DECE mbp . THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON SPORTSMEN S [nJ all - star league PATRIOTS LEAGUE Nyssa Auto Parts ” (Games Played at Bye Lanes) 4 Wilson Dept. Store J (Nov. 21 Session) Star Dusters - - 18 30 8 Zinn’s Flying “ a » ' Dessert Seed Twinkiers ---------------- J “ 20 8 Idaho Power Co. 'j White Satin Sugar ... 28 Tapers-------------------- *“ 20 Dec. 2 — JV wrestling tourna 28 11 Autolite Nyssa Welding Starlighters ’ 20 ment at Vallivue. 28 13 Oregon Concrete J Paulus Jewelry 20% Little Dippers---------- • . 27% Dec. 2. 3:45 p.m. — Drill team Q’s Trophy Cabin. ? 15 Bracken ’ s Store By Pauline Mackey Mrs. Max Linville returned j Satellites ----------------- 8 24 24 Regal Rides high M & W Market _ ¡1 Laura Penrod, women ’ s ADRIAN —Mr. and Mrs. Bob home recently from Bakersfield, practice. 24 Mai. Mem. Hospital —24 High scratch Shel- Hamilton of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Calif., where she had taken her j Dec. 3—Basketball and wrestl 25% scratch game, 191. Delores 484. Coffman and Tom^J ing at Enterprise. I Golden Slipper 22% Dale Ashcraft were Thanksgiving mother, Mrs. Edna Hartley, to ton, women ’ s high series, 26 The Merc ■ dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. visit another daughter, Mr. and | Dec. 3. 9 a.m.—College Entrance Paul House, men’s high game and Frank Landin and 26 ! B & M Equipment 2Z Examination Board tests at Trea Mrs. Arlin Haroldsen. W. E. Ashcraft. Mr. and Mrs. series 196/538. Starlighters, team tica, 219; Jim PetJ* 27 i Sugar Bowl -------------21 Eddy Lang of Nampa were Sun Thanksgiving dinner guests of sure Valley Community college. high game, 694. Star Dusters, scratch series, J. o o o o Wilson’s Market---- “ . 37 day dinner guests of her uncle Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney were Dec. 5 — Advanced English IV ______ Eldredge, 550; R. m 3 High scratch games, Lois Page, team high series, 2048. o o o and aunt, the Ashcrafts. their sons. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford class guests at the College of 224; Sharon Boston, 211; Irene Mr and Mrs. Guy Shelman and I Looney of Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Idaho, all day. MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Mrs. Fred Dodge and • Bartron, 209. High series, L. Page VISIT IN JOHNSON HOME 21 35 children of Harrisburg, Ore., spent Looney Jr. of Ontario and George Baker. Mr. and Mn K Dec. 6—U.S. Employment Ser- Snyder-Skelton Friday afternoon visitors in the and Donna Glenn, 564; JoAnne 22 .....34 the Thanksgiving holidays with Scheimer. Mr. and Mrs. Don vice general aptitude tests for Saito-Miyasako of Elgin, Ore., werej? Tom Johnson home were Mr. and 22 , I OXnMA CtnMA ................. 34 Holcomb, 524. her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dirksen were afternoon visitors. seniors. Stam-Stam Mrs. Gilbert Dodge of Rainier, ternoon visitors in s o o o o 25 Ausman and family. Sarazin-Larson--------- 31 home. Guests in Twin Falls Dec. 6, 7 p.m.—GAA. NYSSA COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Wash., and their daughter-in-law, i 28 , VanderOord-Stam ---- 28 Ross Mills and Mrs. Grace Day 20 Dec. 6, 8 p.m.—FFA meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovitt and Tarter’s OK Tires ----- 32 29 Holcomb-Stacy ------- 27 visited last Thursday with Mrs. 21 Dec. 7 — Seniors to choose an • Leavitt-Stedman left Nov. 23 for Twin Falls 31 — 26% 29% Howard’s Texaco Ruby Mills in Caldwell Memorial sons 26 nouncements. to spend the Thanksgiving holi 30 Nyssa Co-op Supply 26 Sadamori-Takami 26 hospital. Ross reports that his 26 days with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. I Dec. 8. 7 p.m. — Wrestling, Par Eastman Agency 31 Tyler-Talbot ---------- 25 mother is improving and was Larry Hunter. The Lovitt family I 26 ma here. 26 31 i White Satin Sugar Jones-Knowles 25 moved Sunday to the progressive 26% returned home Sunday afternoon. I Dec 8, 7 to 9 p.m. — Junior-sen 33% Eder ’ s Bldg. Supply 25% Laan-Phifer -------- 22% care center in the hospital. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franklin [ ior play practice. 34 First National Bank 23 I Rieb-Clary ----------- — 22 Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright Dec. 8, 8 p.m. — School board J3% 33% Phoebe Snyder, women’s high j The Sports drove to Baker Sunday to meet and family were Thanksgiving | meeting. dinner guests of his mother, High individual game, Woody scratch game and series, 204/583. his mother, Mrs. Ray Cartwright, Dec. 9, 3:45 p.m. — Drill team Tony Miyasako, men’s high Seuell, 235; Frank Simmons, 223. and his aunt, Mrs. Josephine Mrs. Leta Doughty at Nyssa. The practice. game and series, 237/585. High individual series, Jim Ni Roadman of Springfield. The lat Franklin family, Mrs. Oliver Freel Dec. 9 — JV wrestling tourna I scratch Saito-Miyasako, Snyder-Skelton, chols, 556; Dick Walters, 548. ter is visiting relatives in this and family, Mr. and Mrs Frank j ment at Cambridge. . , - „„„„„ , 658. High team scratch game, How Bicandi were evening dinner | 1 - ___ _____ area. Dec. 9. 8 to 10:30 p.m.-Junior le„a^ J. J guests last Thursday at the home I Snyder-Skelton, team high scratch ard’s Texaco, 902. High team Mrs. Bill Looney and Mary vis I of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gossard high school dance. scratch series, Tarter’s OK Tires, ited Sunday with an aunt, Mrs. and family in Caldwell. Dec. 9-10 — Basketball games series, 1958. 2560. Ethel Henderson in Caldwell. Bowlers of the week are Freda 8:45 a.m.------ 1:45 p.m. Mrs. Marvin Bowers and chil- j at Phoenix, Ore. O O O O Dec. 10—Chamber of Commerce Holcomb, 5 11 scratch; Velma I WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES Arrives From Texas jdren were Thanksgiving dinner 10:45 a.m.------ 3:45 p.m. Stam, 615 handicap. 21 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long and guests of her parents, Mr. and parade. Chukars ---------------- 27 o o o o 21 Mary Looney went to the Boise Mrs. Mutt Hammon at Nyssa. Pin Pickers ..... 27 Thanksgiving dinner guests of JUNIOR PREP LEAGUE 22 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker airport Friday evening to meet Bowl Weevils .......... 26 7 — 13 No. 2 Team 23 Wayne Sparks who arrived from and Pam were Thanksgiving din Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann were Pins Up..... ................ 25 7 —13 Medina Air Force base in Texas. ner guests of their son, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Looney and Team No. 5 24 King Pins ---------------- 24 —12% 7% boys, Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves. Team No. 8 FREE CARDS AVAILABLE The Long couple and Sparks, Mr. Mrs. Paul Parker at Ontario. 25 Cherry Pickers —..... 23 8 —12 Team No. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hill were and Mrs. Bill Looney and Mary 26 — at — Vim ’n Vigor 22 10 „10 were Sunday evening dinner Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and dinner in the home of Mr. and Team No. 1 30 Goof Ups ---- 1® 12 8 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mrs. Vernon Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dan Skerjanec at Jamieson. Team No. 6 ___________ _ Marian High individual games, 7% 12% Bob Toombs of Nyssa, Mrs. Jim Mr. and Mrs. William Webb and Team No. 7 Looney in Vale. Danford, 195; Ailene Holmes, 190; 16 — . 4 Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Magden of Phifer and Jan were afternoon her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rus Team No. 4 Emma Benedict, 180. High series, Girls ’ high scratch games, Jo sell Coffman of Portland were Mountain Home and Robert visitors. $25 E. Benedict, 495; Alta Stunz, 481; Matthews of Boise visited Nov. 21 Spend Holidays in Buhl Thanksgiving dinner guests of lene Holmes, 149; Nancy Wilson, M. Danford, 469. in the home of Mrs. Magden’s son, Mrs. Margaret Payne at Ontario. 134; Christine Marostica, 131. Bowlers of the week — High Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy, Mr. The Coffmans spent the holidays Girls’ high series, J. Holmes, 399; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Matthews. scratch series, A. Stunz, 481; high and Mrs. K. I. Peterson spent the C. Marostica, 367; N. Wilson, 346. with the Webbs. They were Thanksgiving dinner Boys’ high games, Kevin Eng handicap series, Laura Penrod, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Thanksgiving holidays in Buhl. Mr. and Mrs. William Webb en Kressly and family at Ontario. The Piercys visited his mother, tertained at a dinner on Saturday strom, 180; Scott Engstrom, 174; 547. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trombley Mrs. Mary Leader, and the Peter for Mrs. Margaret Payne, Mrs. Ricky Wilson, 161. Boys’ high To Buy, Sell or Trade, of Hood River arrived Nov. 23 to sons were house guests of Mrs. Ada Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Harry series, S. Engstrom, 476; K. Eng Try the Classified Pagel spend several days with her sis Lucy Hatfield. They were all Farmer of Ontario. strom, 433; R. Wilson, 429. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Matth Thanksgiving dinner guests of ews. The latter couple entertain Mrs Leader. Thanksgiving dinner guests of ed with a belated Thanksgiving the Ross Lane family were her dinner Friday evening. Guests were the families of Messrs, and parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Tho Mmes. Lloyd Kadel of Paul, Ida mas of Pavette and their daugh ho, Charles Trembley. Willie Joe ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Collord Thompson and Willie Joe Thomp and Freddie of Parma. The Tom Case family, Mr. and son Sr. of Wilder and Tom Case. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs. John Kygar and Florene the G. E. Mackey family were his were Thanksgiving dinner guests parents, the E. M. Mackeys of of Mr. and Mrs. Wally Steiner and Adrian, and her mother, Mrs. family. The women’s brother, Florence Gowey, and a sister. Jesse Doty of Caldwell, called in Mrs. Wilma Long and Pat of the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Steiner of Boise. The latter two remained Oreana, Idaho, were Sunday din for a longer visit with relatives before returning Friday to their ner guests of the Wally Steiner family. home. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bullen of Enters Caldwell Hospital Royal City, Wash., visited Mon Mrs. Frank Bicandi was recent- day with Mr. and Mrs. Wally ly admitted for medical treatment Steiner. The Bullens’ son, Floyd, in the progressive care section of resides at the Steiner home and Caldwell Memorial hospital. i attends school at Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. George Cart Mr. and Mrs. Leon Winters of wright; her mother, Mrs. Alma Caldwell visited Sunday with One-Mile Range Hibbard of Notus; her sister, Mr. Mrs. Ralph Leavitt. She is a for and Mrs. Carl Merritt, met for mer roommate of Bonnie Leavitt Assorted Colors and Designs Thanksgiving dinner in Caldwell. while they were confined to a ' hospital in Caldwell. (No License Required) Mr. and Mrs. Veryl Harrison | and famliy spent the Thanksgiv REINFORCING ing holidays with her parents, CONCRETE Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston in ' Reno, Nev. They returned home Sunday evening. -Inch 4c Foot Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiggins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deffer With Manicure Set Vi-Inch 7c Foot [ and children were Thanksgiving % Inch 10c Foot dinner guests of their parents, Mr, %-Inch 10c Foot and Mrs. Francis Deffer. '«•Inch !5c Foot Mr. and Mrs. Bud Powell of ft- j Sacramento spent the Thanksgiv Concrete Nettings ing holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George DeHaven. 3c Per Square Foot Vicki DeHaven also spent the (Presence Required at Last One weekend in the parental home. Mr. and Mrs. George DeHaven FOR GRAND PRIZE) and Vicki, the Larry DeHaven Owyhn Junction family, the Bruce DeHaven fam • • • also • • • Phona 372-2108 ily of Weiser and the Bud Powells I attended a Thanksgiving family PAGE EIGHT Adrian Residents Observe Holiday caiendar9of Events With Traditional Family Reunions SUGAR BOWL League Standings 13 Win Mone LINGO Monday Through Friday MICHAEL'S PHARMACY Win Up to Per Game 1450 on Your Dial We Have Been in Our New Locaiion a Year This Week and This Is Our Way Of Saying "THANKS" to All Our Patrons!! 48-Piece — Melamine DINNERWARE Reg. $24.95—Now $16«8 UNIVERSAL ’4 STEEL HAIR DRYER Reg. $24.95-Now $1888 Milton Bradley Owyhee Sieel GAMES.. 77* GIFT WRAP Don’t Get Stalled! With a Weak, Run-Down BATTERY When Winter Hits . . . We'll CHECK FREE! If New One Needed, We Have a FIRESTONE l WARD LUNDY, Owner 101 North Main St. Phon* 372-3990 NYSSA . . . OREGON GIFTS GALORE ELECTRIC TOOTH BRUSH Reg. $19.95-Now $13 18-INCH DOLLS Reg. $3.95 - NOW $2« RIRRON BOWS 59* 25-Counl . 39* 15-Count RED LIGHT In Drawings Held At 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Thursday-F riday-Saturday 6 Rolls......... 66c ZIPPO 3 Rolls .... 39c CIGARETTE LIGHTERS (Let Tots Mold Their Ideas) Reg. 98c—NOW 470 WALKIE-TALKIES FREE!! Free Wooden Nickels! PLAY DOH Jade — Two-Speaker I ONLY .... $16« (Foil or Paper) Regular Regular Regular Regular $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 $6.95 MattelThingmaker SIZED TO FIT YOUR NEED I Ward’s Shell Service PROCTOR TOASTERS Four-Slice .... $1488 $988 Two-Slice $2.36 $2.86 $3.36 $3.86 Squibb — Broxident Flashes Red — Revolves Reg. $5.95-NOW $3» "Creeple People" "Fighting Men" "Creepy Crawlers" 202 Main Street $7 • Prescriptions • Cosmetics Nyssa, Oregon Dial 372-3347 . Your Choice • Photo Finishing • Sundry Gifts PHARMACY • Veterinary Supplies
