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Nyssa High School Calendar of Events SUGAR BOWL KEGLERS MEET TOR PARTY Members of White Satin and Farmers Feed and Seed women's 1 bowling teams held their Christ Jan. 3—School return««. Jan. 3. 7 to 9 p.m.—Play prac mas party on the evening of Dec. I Date I 21 at the S. P. Bybee home. tice in cafetorium. League Standings o o o O PATRIOTS LEAGUE (Dec. 19 Standings) 3914 White Satin Sugar 38 4 Bracken's Store THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1968 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE EIGHT 244 254 26 38 Nyssa Welding 30 34 Regal Rides 334 304 Golden Slipper 32'.- 314 Dessert Seed 32 32 Sugar Bowl 32 32 Paulus Jewelry 33 31 B A M Equipment 34 30 The Merc 37 27 Mai. Mem. Hospital 48 16 Wilson's Market High scratch games. Eris Ber- tram, 222; Barbara Davis. 215: Sadie Butcher. 204. High series. E. Bertram. 559; L. Downes. 544: B. Davis, 521. Jan. 3. 7 p.m. — JV wrestling tournament. Homedale here. Jan. 3. 8 p.m.—FFA meeting. Jan. 5. 7 p.m.—GAA activity. Jan. 5. 7 p.m.—Wrestling tour nament at Nampa. Jan. 5. 7 to 9 p.m.—Play prac tice. Jan. 6. 7 p.m. — JV wrestling with Cambridge here. Jan. 6. 8 p.m. — Basketball at Bishop Kelly. Jan. 6. 6:30 (PST)—Wrestling at La Grande. Jan. 7—Basketball at Vallivue. VISIT SCHOMBURG FAMILY Mrs. J. C. Olsen and her sister- in-law, Hannu Schomburg of Spo kane, spent the recent Thanksgiv Max. Min. Prec. ing holidays with a nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Inland Schomburg and Dec. 31. 8 p.m.—Pinochle party 27 — family at Nampa. 41 Dec. 21 ■I Nyssa IOOF hall. 25 — 40 Dec. 22 Dec. 31. 9 p .m. — New Year*« 27 — Dec 23 N Eve dance «I Nyssa LDS «take Walter Long. Mr. and Mrs Fred 34 20 — Div. 24 32 22 .17 Bennett were Christmas dinner houle. Dec. 25 Dec. 31—New Year'« Eve dance 12 04 guests of Mrs. Bennett's brother- 36 Dee. 26 at Eagles hall in Nyssa. in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Owyhee Reservoir Storage D<v 26. 1966 .'10 Acre Ft Glenn McGinnis, Tim, James and Classifieds Bring Resultai Dec. 26, 1965 546.420 Acre Ft. Danny. -w Mr. and Mrs. Gary Toomb and Michael of Oregon City, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Ken Toomb and family of Lebanon, Ore.. Mr and Mrs. Earl Ford and family of Parma were Christmas dinner guests of their parents, the Bob Toombs. Nyssa Weather... COMING EVENTS M&W Market FRESH —OCEAN CRABS Lb. LINK SAUSAGE BONELESS BREAKFAST Beef Roast STEAKS From the Round Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Wells & Davies BONELESS Cut From the Eye Of Round 89c I*. 98 C Lb- Cheese $109 Sausage CHEESE SOUP MIX New Nabisco Snack — SHAPIES 4 Boxes . . . 89’ 1°° By Nabisco — Snack Crackers 3 Boxes.................. EACH . . Lb. Lipton's — ONION 2-Lb. Box . . . PIZZA HAMS Fully Cooked VELVEETA EACH . 3 Packages . . Lipton's — NOODLE $100 SOUP MIX 4 Packages . . $ J- 00 COFFEE Lb. Can...................... 8-Oz. Size — Philadelphia Cranberry Juice Full Quart............... g A7C Cream Cheese Cans ............ Dozen............ >1“ 49- M00 PEACHES 4 Cans .... We at M & W Market Take This Opportunity of Thanking You for Your Patronage During the Past Year and Wishing All a Happy New Year! We Will Be Closed Sunday and Monday, January 1-2, 1967 and Will Be Open Until 6 p.m. New Year's Eve. FROZEN FOODS PRODUCE Whole Sun ★ MUSIC ★ DANCING ★ NOISE MAKERS ★ GOOD FOOD o--------- Come and Bring Your Friends! (No Reservations Necessary) o--------- TWILIGHT CAFE & LOUNGE 508 Main Street Phone 372-9950 NYSSA . . . OREGON Delicious Apples Orange Juice 6°forans $ I00 MW Frozen—10-Oz. Size STRAWBERRIES or RASPBERRIES 4 Packages s1.00__ Cai-Ida — 2-Lb. Size FRENCH FRIES 4 Packages $1.00 $400 Hunt's — No. 2 x /2 Size — Cling H & E — Large AA EGGS 75’ 3 Packages............... Hunt's — 46-Oz. Size Tomato Juice 63* $1°° Folger's — Regular and Drip Bottled 3 You'll Enjoy . . . Det. 24 To Mr mid Mrs Hum berto Jimenez of Nyssa, a 7- pound, 11-ounce boy, Humberto Jr. Dec. 24 To Mr. mid Mrs. Alex ander Contrera» of Nyssa, mi 8- pound, 3-ounce boy, Jose Louis. Dee. 25- To Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Mnldanndo of Nyssa, n (J pound, 5-ounee boy, Benny. Dec. 26 To Mr. and Mrs. John Petty of Nyssa, a 7|><>und, 9 ounce girl, Penny Dee. . . . From . . . Postmaster Reports Theft of Mail Box (Continued From Page 1) And in Arkansas, four juve niles faced no driving until fur ther notice, a 10 p.m. curfew, or ders to return to court in a month with letters from school princi pals reporting on grades and at o o o o titudes. full restitution of all dam SUGAR BABES LEAGUE ages and were forced to wear 19 49 Anderson’s Corner signs reading. “I have learned to 28 Farmers Feed. Seed 40 respect property of others.” 39 39 Parma Seed An experience of being caught 304 374 Nyssa Sanitation violating the laws governing mis 36 »4 314 use or damaging Wilson Buick mail boxes, and 32 36 Polar Rear having to appear before a judge 33 35 Sv gar Bowl who can hand out the various 37 31 Tdaho Canning penalties, generally is enough to 39 29 Muir-Roberts discourage any further violations. 42 26 Holcomb Const. But to heed a warning is a lot 42 Howell Tamarack — 26 less costly and humiliating, Dail 46 22 Gate City Cleaners concluded. High game, Bonnie Nichols. 222. High series. Lois Page, 634. BOSTONS HAVE NEW SON Winner of the first half—An Nyssa friends have received derson's Comer team. word of the arrival of a 7-pound, o o o o 10-ounce son. Anthony Wayne, SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE born Tuesday, Dec. 27. 1966, to 20 ... 44 Nyssa Auto Parts Mr. and Mrs. Don Boston (nee 26 38 Wilson Dept. Store Janet Coleman) of Seattle. 33 31 Zinn’s Union “76” Grandparents are former Nys- Autolite 324 314 sans Mr. and Mrs. George Cole 34 30 Oregon Concrete man of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Earl 284 354 Boston of Apple Valley. Idaho Power Co. 36 28 Q's Trophy Cabin 22 42 M & W Market TINY STUDENTS ENTERTAIN Mrs. Mark Moncur’s Jack and High scratch games. Dirick Nedry. 231: Paul House 221: Clar Jill kindergarten students pre ence Page, 211. High scratch ser sented programs last Thursday ies. D. Nedry. 571: Dick Miller, and Friday for their parents. San ta visited during both the morning 559: Sherman Keck. 553. and afternoon sessions and pre o o o o sented the children with gifts. THURSDAY BUSINESSMEN 24 40 Sugar Bowl 37 27 Gate City Journal WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES 28 36 Frank’s Sinclair 36 28 Pins Up__ 29 Gordon Ford Tractor 35 Pin Pickers 354 284 Home Dairies 334 304 King Pins 354 284 27 37 Skinner's Service Chukars 35 29 40 Ward’s Shell Service 24 Bowl Weevils 32 32 Rieb’s Market 234 404 Goof Ups 29 35 28 36 Bill Purcell, high scratch game. Cherry Pickers 25 39 213. Chet Takatori. high series. Vim ’n Vigor High individual games, Emma 584. Sugar Bowl, high team game Benedict. 183: Thelma Stam, 180: and series, 907/2679. Ailene Holmes and Marian Dan- OOO O ford, 161. High series, E. Bene THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE (Last Games of the First Half) dict. 496; T. Stam, 462; A. Holmes, 444. Bowlers of the week — E. VanderOord- Benedict, high scratch, 496; T. 37 23 Vinsonhaler Stam, high handicap, 567. Bartron-Morris 25 35 Bullard-Huffman __ 35 25 Winners of the first half—Pins Wheeler-Page .... 344 254 Up. Ann Studer, Kathy Jacobson 26 and Allie Hartley. Holmes-Myrick------- 34 32 28 o o o o Codr-Wright __ __ Stunz-Church 294 304 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE 4 0 Holverson-Card 284 314 Nyssa Co-op Supply Lienkaemper-Chadd 26 34 First National Bank 4 0 Fort in-C leaver 25 35 Howard’s Texaco __ 3 1 Sutton-Riggs 24 14 224 374 The Sports Stutheit-Hitch 21 39 Eder’s Bldg. Supply 14 24 3 Women’s high game, Anna Van- White Satin Sugar....... ...1 derOord, 200. Women’s high ser- Tarter’s OK Tires .... 0 4 .0 4 ies, Connie Bullard, 515. Men’s Eastman Agency high game and series, Rudy Ma- High scratch games, Fred Schil rostica, 203, 209, 238 / 650. High ling, 255; Emil Wohlcke, 221; Dick team game, Holmes-Myrick, 685. Butcher, 220. High series, F. High team series, Codr - Wright, Schilling, 594; D. Butcher, 588; 1898. Woodrow Seuell, 575. Nyssa Births . . . markets Ì High Quality Low Prices...plus I 424 Main Street NYSSA . . . OREGON ...... 69* Firm — Ripe AVOCADOS ... Each 70 Fresh — Solid LETTUCE ... Head 100 PEANUTS Salted in the Shell Or Roasted 35< Lb.