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^Thursday, June 29, 1972 The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Mew Recreational Vehicles Unloaded brother Gerald Hawkins of Glendora, California was here visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hawkins of Cald well. Monday, Mrs. Ed Sells' fa ther and mother, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hawkins left by plane to visit her brother Monroe De laney at Litchfield, Connecticut whom she hasn’t seen in 40 years. Mrs. Cora Rookstool atten ded the Royal Neighbors Club at Mrs. Dora Wagner’s Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price of Sunset Valley were Sunday eve ning visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool. APPLE VALLEY ITEMS ...«.■• by FRANCES SMALLEY«.............. Mewcomers To Nyssa APPLE VALLEY - Mr. and two weeks trip. They spent one Mrs. Gene Honey visited Sun week at Craigmont and the next day with Mr. and Mrs. Albert one at Tamarack Falls where 1 ■ Honey at Boise and with Mrs. fishing was very good. Earl Robinson of Maywood, Frank Coley who had stopped there on her way to Jerome to California passed away on Mon day. He was a former Apple see her daughter. Mrs. Fay Collins, Elaine Ol Valley resident and a brother- sen and Mr. and Mrs. Don in-law of Mrs. Ora Newgen. Marilee Wilson spent the Hatch attended the Eagle’sCon- vention Tuesday-Sunday at Til weekend with Vickie Curtis at Boise. lamook, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Cone, daughter and' son of Bonners and family and Mrs. Don Fritts Ferry were guests of Mr. and and Tami spent the weekend at Mrs. Charles Pitman Wednes Hermiston with Don Fritts and day and Thursday. Friday, they were Sunday dinner guests of went to Eagle to visit Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smalley and Mrs. Clarence Cone who were family. Frank and Deb Dancer are newcomers to Nyssa, where Frank Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley celebrating a 50th Wedding An will represent Gentry Ford of Ontario as salesman for the visited Wednesday with Mrs. niversary Saturday. Nyssa area. Mrs. William Knox was a Mary Nichols of Nampa and Mr. Sunday afternoon visitor of Mrs. and Mrs. Ruben Henshaw at Frank is originally from Roseburg, where he graduated Three new Open Road travel trailers are Open Road is an additional line of re Meridian. Nell Correll. from high school and attended Umpqua Community College. He being unloaded in Nyssa for the Wilton C. creational vehicles taken on by the Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Pitman Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1965 to 1967, with Jackson Sales Company. They are 22, 20 firm. Jackson also has the Apollo and and Mrs. Lucy Rogers spent of Tacoma came Friday and service in Vietnam. He has since worked in sales, and at- and 18 feet long respectively. Champion motor homes for sale. are visiting his parents Mr. and Father ’ s Day weekend at Ash i------------------------------------------------------- at the home of his uncle and ton where they attended a Ned Mrs. Charles Pitman. Saturday tended Nebraska Farrier School in Lincoln. aunt, the Jack Woods’. row family reunion. all of them attended the 50th Deb is a native of Nebraska and went to school in Broken SW'/Z, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston at Wedding Reception of Mr. and Bow. She attended college at Kearney State, Kearney, Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hiatt tended the Fiddler’s Festival Mrs. Clarence Cone at Eagle. and has worked at secretarial jobs since. and son, Denton and Henry Parade at Weiser Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells spent The couple was married in Broken Bow in January of this Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ro Sunday-Tuesday camping and interested and there is ” '’~~BY MARTHA LORENSEN - PHONE 372 - 2186 ------- Knowles and the Don Knowles’ bert Shippy. Nancy Shippy re fishing along the Little Salmon Participation does not year, and are at home now at 735 Adrian Bouleva.d, Apt. 1. SUNSET VALLEY - Mrs. returning to their home in Sunny and family of Oakridge, Oregon turned home with them for a and other mountain streams. Frank has ridden professionally in rodeos, and horses and employment, although Suzuki of San Francisco, Cali- Vale, California, after a were all dinner guests at the few days visit. On Wednesday, the Hawkins aides will be hired as horseshoeing are his hobby. Deb’s main interests are swim wfornia who is visiting relatives months vacation, traveling and home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. ming, and she was on the swim team at Kearney State. She Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey re family had a picnic at the Cald ‘‘Hi this area, called on Mrs. visiting relatives. They went as Knowles Tuesday. has worked summers as pool lifeguard. turned home Friday from a well park while Mrs. Ed Sells’ Lois Counsil Wednesday after- far as Williamsport, Pennsyl s noon. vania, where they visited Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ora New- Fair’s brothers, Ed and Wes „Lgen were dinner guests Sunday Parker and families, and stayed evening at the home of Mr. and several days at Mrs. Fair’s Mrs. Richard Ellison in Wilder. sister, the Robert (Linda) Mr. and Mrs. Yorki Eche- Ashers and daughters, Christy varia of Boise were Sunday and Kim at Dayton, Ohio. They afternoon visitors at the home of visited the Lester Smith family Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen. at Johnstown, Nebraska where (“Gabie” Hatch of Adrian spent relatives had gathered for a re yie week at the home of his union. In Denver, Colorado, they , grandparents, the Gabriel As- visited the Ronaid Parkers, USDA CHOICE ...toreca’s, another brother. They arrived USDA CHOICE J . Walter Moore and family of home Sunday and reported a Sunnyside, Washington and good trip home. Charles Moore were Wednesday Mrs. John Reffett returned morning visitors at the home of Tuesday after spending several Mrs. Lois Counsil. They were weeks in California visiting re enroute to their home after va latives and friends. She attended cationing in Kansas, where they memorial services for a bro < visited relatives and friends. ther-in-law, Ray Follette at Mrs. Jess Asumendi andLil- Los Angeles, June 5th and visi lena spent the past week at the ted a brother, John Davis at home of Mrs. Asumendi’s mo Alta Loma and also a grand ther, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer daughter, Rose Mary Reffett Trump in Wallowa. Mrs. Trump and Roxie Van Dorn at Santa is recuperating from a recent Monica. Mrs. Reffett was a surgery. dinner guest in the home of Mrs. Jerry Gordon and chil Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams on dren were dinner guests Sun Tuesday. day at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Young, Mrs. Magnus Ekanger. John Knottingham, Charles WELLS & DAVIES _ f FRESH Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen Moore, and Mrs. Lois Counsil JIMMY DEAN PURE were Sunday afternoon visitors were picnicking Sunday in the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Succor Creek area. Jack Chard in Meridian. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawson of RED RIPE SALAD Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb Sparks, Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. FIRM RIPE were Sunday evening callers Jack Murphy, Laurel, Lance and at the Elver Nielsen home. Angela, were Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ora New dinner guests at the home of Mr. gen visited Mrs. Frone Strad- and Mrs. Jack Wood. NO. 1 ley at Fruitland Saturday after Mrs. Ada Schweizer was a 5-PACK TRAYS GOLDEN RIPE noon. Saturday evening visitor at the JUMBO 36 SIZE Rev. and Mrs. Taylor were Jack Wood’s home. Terry Strong spent the week overnight guests at the home of Mrs. E. J. Hobson Tuesday FOR night. HELLO Mrs. Ken Findling and son Tommy,’ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde WORLD! Kimball and daughter of Oak land, California; Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reece Jane Wilde of Redwood City; of Mount Vernon, Oregon are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Langley and parents of a six pound, eleven Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. Homer ounce baby girl, Jayme, born Brewer; Dr. and Mrs. Rex Lang June 12. She joins a sister, Jonni ley of Caldwell and son; Mr. and and two brothers, Hank and A LARGE SELECTION OF JUICY, RIPE WATERMELONS TO TOP THINGS OFF THIS HOLIDAY WEEKEND Mrs. Keith Langley and family; Harley. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hobson, Sr. Grandparents are Mr. and of Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mrs. Kenneth Reece and Mrs. NESTLES 1 OZ. NABISCO Hobson, Jr. of Nampa; all ga Afton Mitchell, all of Nyssa. C far thered for a potluck dinner and MALHEUR MEMORIAL pkgs picnic at the home of Mrs. E. HOSPITAL VETS’ J. Hobson Thursday evening. PINESOL JUNE 25 - Mr. and Mrs. Wil The Clyde Kimball family and liam Stites, girl, Nyssa. bottle Mrs. Mary Jane Wilde left for 15 ox. CAN HOLY ROSARY their homes Saturday after WESTERN SHORES 9 in. SWIFT’S HOSPITAL spending some time here with JUNE 21 - Mr. and Mrs. relatives and friends. ^ oz . can count pkg . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fair Ronald Bowman, girl, Ontario NALLEY ’ S PREPARED 30 oz. JAR Mr. and Mrs. Perrine Nic SWIFT ’ S and sons, Melvin, Matthew and Michael arrived Thursday at holes, girl, Vale OR HORSERADISH Mr. and Mrs. Juan Vargas, ««- can tl> home of their grandparents, girl, Ontario. the Ken Lorensens’. They were 4-ROLL PKG. JUNE 22 - Mr. and Mrs. VAN CAMP’S John Tiffany, girl, Vale. JUNE 23 - Mr. and Mrs. SCHILLINGS Y Ov CAO SYB lO^BAA APAi^^^Y YOdAV • Randall McHaffi«.. boy, Payette. MOMADEX ma tiny labhrt And caw Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wor (A tAkA. MOMADEX «Ml Mp curb YAW dAArC (O' AKOAAA food. EM |OAA- ley, girl, Payette. *Al(k I aaa . ConMnA nA dondATOUA JUNE 24 - Mr. and Mrs. dr* And will not nttkA you nArvooA. M a . . «Art todwr. MONADO? ran Artel Cuff, boy, Payette. S JUNE 25 - Mr. and Mrs. •3OO for A 20 d«y lupply. Low uyty rM Ar yoor ^nonoy wtll oa rAfundAd Michael Lettunich, boy, Payette. wiOi no quoAttor« AdtAd. MOMADEX •; JUNE 27 - Mr. and Mrs. It cdM w«d> th« AUATAntAA by: Joseph Collins, girl, Vale. MICHAEL'S PHARMACY, 29 oz. V 4 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ogle, Mail Orders Accepted girl, Cambridge. CAN J -A CAN *• S unset valley £ activities ---------- ---- ---- U junr 4- boik spEdnis ........ . ... top ” " ' I« ................... SIRLOIN à 3 ill98 WIENERS potato salad • 39' BANANA TOMATOES WAFFLE CREAMS w™. 2 LIQUID CLEANER TISSUE LOSE UGLY FAT BLACK PEPPER PORK SAUSAGE BEEF STEW WHOLE CHICKEN HOT COCOA MIX 59' 69' 98' PA PER PLATES 1 oo 10' 45' MUSTARD 2JC DOG FOOD PORK-N BEANS CLOSED JULY FOUR I II ^1 f uva L xl STOKELY’S SUNNYSIDE EXTRA LARGE GRADE a * EGGS 8 oz. CAN ea. ’ • • • • SALE DATES - JUNE 29. 30 A JULY 1 WD1IDOD1MMW
