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PAGE FOUR THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON SUGAR 3OWL THURSDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1966 KITCHEN QUEENS MEET Growers Charge Firms With Violation Second meeting of the Kitchen Queen's 4 II club was held Mon day in the home of Mrs. Virginia Cleaver, leader. The business session was called to order by Chris Cleaver, with Shanna Bair and lienee I.attin leading flag pledges. Minutes of the last meeting were lead and upptoved, and 4 II booklets were distributed. Next meeting will be Jan. Hi in the IAittin home Lynn Glenn. Reporter. (Continued From Page 1) ing additional acreage and placing the acreage under cultivation for the purpose of putting the inde pendent potato growers out of business or enabling them to pur chase growers' land and potatoes at depressed prices. As a result of the alleged anti trust violations, it is claimed that o o o O the plaintiffs sustained losses in COMMERCIAL LEAGUE the value of their businesses and 26 38 Tarter's OK Tires in the profits which they would 26 38 White Satin Sugar have made and that they were EXPRESSION OF THANKS 27 37 Howard's Texaco required to pay more for potato I take this opportunity to thunk 30 34 Eastman Agency seed and fertilizers purchased tile person or persona who left a 33% 30% from the defendants Eder’s Bldg. Supply than they I m > x of homemade candy at my 33 31 Nyssa Co-op Supply would have paid otherwise. home. The gift is truly appre 40 24 First National Bank ciated and to the person or per 20% 43% Ask for Monetary Damages The Sports sons I want to say, "Merry Chrixt- High individual games and ser The potato growers and the two ies. F.mil Wohlcke. 234 601: Ron growers’ associations bringing the Schwasinger, 573; Paul House. action have asked for money 571; Jess Asumendi, 236; Dick damages of an undetermined i Walters, 231. High team games amount, If the defendant potato and series. Howard's Texaco, 910 processors are found to have vio- and 2640; Tarter's OK Tires. 941 kited the anti-trust laws, as al- and 2580; Eder's Building Supply. leged. it would be possible for the unnamed potato growers. on 2571. Dec. 18 playoff—Tarter’s. 2844; whose behalf the suit is also be- White Satin. 2764, first half win- ing brought, to come into court If they do. In • controlled at a later time and recover the winners. atmosphere, qrower nnd proc amount of damages they suffered o o o o essor alike will profit. t«ad as a result of the violations. about this eicltlnq experiment JUNIOR PREP LEAGUE at Nv«*a. In the winter editlop 4 0 In addition, the plaintiffs have Team No. 6 of the Suaar Peet. 3 1 requested the court to enjoin the Team No 2 And there's morel 1 defendants from continuing their 3 Team No 4 1 3 unlawful conduct and to enter an AMID CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS, provided by the Jay-CEttei Team N ’ 7 A arower asieclatlon expert 1 3 order requiring Ore - Ida Foods. and sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, Santa sat on his tells what to expert In a soil Team No. 3 test, and how to net the 1 3 Inc., and J. K Simplot to divest throne Saturday in one corner of Nyssa's new library building, Team No. 1 most out of It. whether vou "A PRETTY YOUNG LADY and Sania Claus"—A typical Christ Team No. 8 themselves of all potato growing visited with the small fry and gave them candy canes. When this 1 3 spend two dollars, or five. mas portrait. Little Miss Sara Marcum, daughter of the Glenn Team No. 5 lands which they own or operate picture was taken, his two young visitors were David Lucero (on 0 4 One of White Satin*« top flori Marcums, was among many youngsters who called on Santa Satur Boys’ high game and series. in competition with individual left) and Jimmie Nedrow. Parents of the lads are the Pau] Luceros culturists ’flYS. nnd shows day to express their Christmas desires. How lucky can kids be? Ricky Wilson, 168/460; Scott Eng growers. of 415 North Sixth street and the Edwin Nedrows of route 1, how, 10A7’s per flrre return The "happy man in the red suit" visited in Nyssa twice this year, strom, 160/438; Kevin Engstrom. Nyssa.— Staff Photo. from beet» ran be thirty dol Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson at 156 412. Girls ’ high game and and each time presented his little listeners with candy canes. lars hlqher for the average series, Loralee Bates. 169/426; tended a World War I Barracks drawer. YOUNGS HOST DINNER potluck dinner and gift exchange Caldwell Rites Held Th I" lr I n <s ahnut sdfOewer? Louis Eachus of Portland arrived Nancv Wilson. 162/416; Jolene Messrs, and Mmes. Duke Hipp, Sunday in Vale. Holmes. 139/362. Comnany sponsored test For Dollie Edwards Sunday afternoon to attend fun Eugene DeMinck. Fred Bracken, plantinns In tdflhfl Or*»nofl Winners of the first third are Funeral rites for Mrs. Dollie B. eral services for a cousin, Claude and Utah rt'd • Amn-V-'^'ly Bob Wilson, Wilton Jackson and Tear, s No. 2 and No. 5. tied with WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES Edwards, route 3. Parma, were well In 19A6. The results, Jack Walters were Friday eve- ADRIAN — Mrs. Marjorie Loo Eachus. They also visited their 19-9 records. Team members are Chukars 35 25 conducted Wednesday morning, and nlrins for an expanded sister, Mrs. Frank Bicandi, who rung dinner guests of Mr. and ney entertained Friday afternoon 32 Ricky Wilson. Tammy Bartron. Pins Up 28 19A7 te«t proa ram could Dec. 21, 1966, at Peckham-Dakan for members of the Happy Dozen was taken to the Caldwell hospi Mark Haney; Chip Burningham. Pin Pickers Influence your rotation be 31% 28% chapel in Caldwell. Officiating Mrs Ron Young. tal Sunday morning. fore long. King Pins card club. It was the group’s Patsy and Ronnie Wilson. 31% 28% minister was Paul Yadon of the John Hamilton and Becky Rig O O O O Christmas party, with gift ex Bowl Weevils 31 29 Parma United Pentecostal church. VISIT SIPES FAMILY If you're on the Vmflr Reel*« Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Haroldsen change. .Among those attending ney of Boise visited Sunday with MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Cherry Pickers 28 32 Interment was made in Canyon moillno flit, you'll find »he his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Goof Ups from Adrian were Mmes. W. E. 26 42 36 Saito-Miyasako 24 Hill cemetery. mn^oiln* enr« In* '»•■•Inq, Orlee Sipes and family ut Home Piercy, Glenn Ward. W. E. Ash W. E. Ashcraft. 38 30 25 35 Stam-Stam Vim 'n Vigor and utaful. thon ever Dollie Young Edwards was born dale If vmi'ra not on that ||«t n«d 37 craft and Bill Willis. 31 Sarazin-Larson Looneys Have Twin Sons High individual le. Marian May 27, 1901 in Jane, Mo., attend would like tn b* rl*o»e drop Jones-Knowles 36 32 Danford, 186/205; Freda Holcomb. ed schools there and also taught Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney be- Ul n line Linda Mecham Has Checkup 35 33 Members of the Koffee Klutch came grandparents of twin boys Snvder-Skelton 170/176. High series, M. Danford, in the Jane public school. THF «iir.AR »rrj 34% 33% Mr. and Mrs W E Piercy stay club met last Thursday afternoon born Friday evening. Dec. 15. Leavitt-Stedman 527; F. Holcomb. 485; Allie Hart She was married to Denver Ed FA «AX 15*0 34 34 ley. 459. Bowlers of the week— wards on Dec 18. 1921 at Benton ed from last Thursday until Sat for their Christmas party and gift 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tyler-Talbot iiv^q Ä44A? 32 36 Sadamori-Takami high scratch. M. Danford. 527; ville, Ark., where they resided urday with their grandchildren in exchange in the home of Mrs. Looney of Vale. They have been Th*» 5ltio*fir Rent V« piihlI’hAd 32 36 W. E. Ashcraft, Among Adrian named David Aaron and Douglas Holcomb-Stacy high handicap, Lucille Myrick, until moving to the Parma area Nyssa while their mother, Mrs OtiRrtnylv l»v tbr 31 37 VanderOord-Stam mn*«<l ChmiMiv Roy Mecham, took her daughter. 564. women attending were Mmes. K. Clifford. in 1929. One year later they went In Al<♦r’bttf rd frrr nf rbnrn#» Rieb-Clarv 29 39 o o o o I. Peterson, W. E. Piercy and tn rrnwrrt nnrl d«'4|. back to Bentonville and in 1935 Linda to Portland for a checkup Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright Laan-Phifer 23% 40% THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE She underwent recent heart sur Grace Day. rated tn nrnrrrxqlve mlfitre returned to this area, locating at visited last Thursday evening Joye Sadamori. women’s high VanderOord- nf th!« lmpnrtnnf blunt. Roswell, The deceased was a gery and the medical report is with her mother, Mrs. Alma Hib scratch game. 191. Verdell Skel- very favorable. Vinsonhaler 36 20 member of the Big Bend Jolly Carl Eachus of Molalla and bard at Notus. . ton, men’s high game. 226. Phoe- Wheeler-Page .34 % 21% Jane club. be Snyder, women’s high series, Bartron-Morris 34 22 In addition to Mr. Edwards, she ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOVIES EVER MADE1 ' V V jer 492. Ray Larson, men’s high ser- Bullard-Huffman 31 25 is survived by three sons, Dean ies. 550. Sadamori-Takami, team Holmes-Myrick WW'HU^ACAROPOK' PROOUCTOb 31 25 of Caldwell, Dallas of San Fran- I high game and series, 694/1944. Codr-Wright 29 DAVID LEAN'S FILM < R5STIRNAKS 27 Saito-Miyasako, winner of first Stunz-Church 28% 27% cisco and Vern Edwards of Co lumbia, S.C.; one daughter. Mrs. half of bowling season. Holverson-Card 25% 30% Madge Davenport of Vinita, Okla. IN PANAVISION* AND Ml THOCOLO o o o O Lienkaemper-Chadd 25 31 Also surviving are two broth SUGAR BABES LEAGUE Fortin-Cleaver 22 34 ers. Ben Young of Payette and 19 Anderson’s Corner 45 Advance Tickets on Sale at Box Office. Sutton-Riggs 21% 34% Lum Young of Rogers. Ark.; one Nyssa Sanitation 37% 26% Stutheit-Hitch Matinees Every Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 18 38 sister, Mrs Essie Edwards of Ben Farmers Feed, Seed 37 27 at 2 pm. Nightly at 8 pm. Prices Wed Matinee, $1.50; Allene Holmes, women’s high tonville; 12 grandchildren and Parma Seed 37 27 Matinees, Sat., Sun , Holidays, $2 00; Evenings, $2 00 game and series, 203/523. Taft one great-grandchild. Sugar Bowl 34 30 Pett, substitute, men’s high game. Wilson Buick 83% 30% 228. Dee Vinsonhaler, men’s high Classifieds Bring Results! Polar Bear 32 32 series. 559. Wheeler-Page, team Idaho Canning ....... 31 33 «««««« ec«««« «««««««««««««««««■,«,, v «<<((< high game and series, 672/1891. I««««««««««««««««««««««««««««««««««« Muir-Roberts ._ 28 36 V o o o o A Howell Tamarack 26 38 V A V PATRIOTS LEAGUE Holcomb Const. 24 40 » Dec. 12 Standings V Gate City Cleaners 18 46 35% 24% s High game and series, Bonnie White Satin Bracken’s 35% Nichols, 215/579. 24 'n ? Nyssa Welding 34 A 26 o o o o y A y Regal Rides 33 27 THURSDAY BUSINESSMEN A y A Dessert Seed 32% 27% y Sugar Bowl 37 23 A y Paulus Jewelry ... 32 28 Gordon Ford Tractor 35 25 A y I Golden Slipper 30% 29% y Frank’s Sinclair 34 26 A y Sugar Bowl .... 29 A Gate City Journal 33 31 27 y A y Merc. Dept. Store 29 31 Home Dairies 32% 27% A y A B & M Equipment 27 33 Skinner’s Service 24 36 y A y 27 Rieb’s Market 22% 37% Malheur Hospital 33 A y There's No Finer Gift Than One A Wilson's Market 15 y 45 Ward’s Shell ... 22 38 A y High individual game and ser- A High individual games, Sadie y For the House That She Can A ies, Lloyd Mackrill, 229/620. High Butcher, 223; Jimmie Hatch, 214; y A y A team game, Sugar Bowl, 936. Betty Walters, 196. High series, y Keep Enjoying — 1 High team series, Gate City Jour Lois Page, 528; S. Butcher, 526; y A y A nal, 2766. y B. Walters, 523. A League Standings will sugar beets sleep? Holiday Parties Held in Homes DOCTOR ZllilXGO ADA THEATRE . . . 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