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Thuriday, November 8, 1973 The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Page Five CRADLE ROLL Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sant of Nyssa became the parents of a baby girl, November 1, 1973, at the Holy Rosary Hospital in Ontario. She was named Andrea and weighed eight-pounds, two and one-half ounces. She joins three sisters at home, Carolee five years, Stefany, three and Jennifer age eighteen months. Grandparents of the new ar rival are Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moncur of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Sant of Seattle, Washington. MALHEUR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL November 5, Mr and Mrs. Dan Davis, Ironside, boy. HOLY ROSARY HOSPITAL 1 El 1 dtt ao »-« r- LL._.1 NERVE CENTER OF IDAHO POWERCOM- pany's interconnected transmission system, the Boise Bench substation covers 20 acres and represents an investment of more than $6 million. The massive device dwarfing the man at center is one of two synchronous condensers that, simply speaking, "smooths out" voltages and thus stabilizes power flows &■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■s NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS NEWELL HEIGHTS - Visi last week. Ttiey have it parked tors in the John Fahrenbruch at the Gale Martin home. home were Mr. and Mrs M. Mr. and Mrs. RaymondSimp- O. Dyrstad, Mrs. Fahren- son of Gresham had car trouble bruch's sister Theycame Tue.. here. They took the bus home day afternoon and returned to Sunday. They run into snow going their home in Yakima on Friday. home. Mrs. Dale Witt called on Mrs. Bill Holdt of Vancou Mrs. Harriet Turner Tuesday ver called her parents Mr. and afternoon Mrs. Ray Simpson Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cham told them it was raining and berlain and Cherrylee went to snowing there. Wilder Friday to the Adrlan- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt Wilder football game. Adrian and family went to the Adrian- won 40 to 26. Their son Jed Witari foottail fMM at Wilder played on the team Friday evening. Mrs Bill Webb and Mrs. Shelia Pratt, who attends Margarete Payne went to l.a Boise State College, spent the Grande November 1 tovlsitMr weekend with tier parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith and Annette, and Mrs. Eugene Pratt. whose parents are Mr and Donald Wolmack and son Jeff Mrs. Wallace Butler. They also of Idaho Falls stopped by Wed visited Sandy and Wallace nesday to visit his sister. Mr. Butler, Lea and Brooke in La and Mrs. Ed Nedrow, on their Grande. They spent the night way to California Betty Jo Wenke attended the with Mrs. Grace Holman, Sandy’s grandmother, where Luthern Youth Congress at the they were breakfast and dinner Roadway Inn in Boise over the weekend. guests and returned home Mrs. Ray Simpson and Mr. that day. Mr and Mrs. Don l.indville and Mt s. AlfredSimpson visited : : visited Mr and Mrs. Slim l.ive- with Mr. and Mrs. Marion York say in Wilder Saturday evening. in Vale Sunday afternoon. * Mrs. Raymond Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Terry McGinnis and family of Meridian wereSun- and daughter Judy Smith were day dinner guests in the Don Wednesday overnight guests of Mr and Mrs. Ray Simpson. l.indville home Mr and Mrs. Bill Conant and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willis LEGION AUXILIARY Conant. Mrs. Dale Witt was a Monday dinner guest of Mi and Mrs. Past Presidents of the Ame W.C. Van DeWater in Big Bend. rican legion Auxiliary met No The highlight of the dinner was vember 5 at the home of Mrs. an elk heart baked with dressing Ellen Richardson. There were eight members It was given to the Van Dewaters by Don Case, who is helping Bill present and they made flowers Van Dewater dig his beets. It for the Veteran's Wheel Chair was excellent. Don reported tie Parade which Is held in Port got 400 lbs of packaged meat land in June. from the large elk. It was a six Next meeting will tie held point buck and the antlers mea December 3 at the home of Mrs. sured 47 inches from tip to tip. Herman Towne, at which time It was shot near the Burns area, the women will pack cookies for where he and his son Terry went the Veteran’s Hospital tn Boise. Anyone wishing to donate elk hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson cookies for this worthy cause visited in the Gale Martin home are asked to bring their cookies to the Herman Towne residence In Adrian Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith of on December 3. Delicious refreshments were Troutdale. Oregon moved into Adrian with their trailerhome served by the hostess. W EXTRA LEAN OUND BEEF USDA CHOICE ROUND BONE POT ROAST '» C g /WfW MIX OR MATCH Fnnr rana \S ruon food food FOOD y; j BUDGET STRETCHERS i 8 raou ’auu raou LIQUID DETERGENT JOY Z roOD rnan roan runa nzm JACK-O-LANTERN CUT YAMS 32 oz. YD OB JUMBO PKG. 9 lbs., 13 oz. foot food BUDGET STRETCHERS 8 V rooo rn«n> »»«■ 1-lb. PKG. SNICKERS, MARS, MILKY WAY CANDY BARS / f rnun M rauo NABISCO KRAZZY GLAZZY ä ä TOASTER PASTRIES 3 3C M.J.B. INSTANT COFFEE X. OZ. C«!SCO C g M 4 R0LL JI Ac BATHROOM TISSUE 49 SHORTENING w/o W/ÇOUPON 89‘ COUPON $1.57 GOOD AT WILSON'S DISCOUNT EXP Ì1-1O-73W^ BUDGET STRETCHERS NOV 8, 9, A 10 ALL OTHER PRICES 7 DAYS A WEEK LINDSAY PITTED OLIVES 41* EAST POINT OYSTERS 8o‘ CAN 59 UY» HUNTING AND FISHING 1QU1PMENT Phon. 372 2433 or Phone 724-6174 Gayle Martin SEE US FOR "TRUCKBEDS” 4 ‘•HOLSTS" ♦SPECIAL FARM EQUIPMENT ♦WELDING ♦MACHIN! WORK Phone 372-2354 7 ’ RUTABAGAS, CARROTS ADRIAN OIL COMPANY DRIAN SUPPLY & REPAIR wT,, Ta.ToTa.T»»T«.?wT..?. STEWING VEGETABLES George A Lois Cartwright Vern & Georgia Parker IRRIGATION SUPPLII »DAMS ♦BCXiTS ^»♦LUMBER •PAINE ♦SHOVEI.S about 60 miles coming home. Sunday was the 40th Wedding Anniversary of the Ben Paynes. Francis Cammon, Mr and Mrs. Robert Shaw Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne enjoyed din ner at the Eastside Cafe in On tario. Then they tried their hand at Bowling. An enjoyable time was had by all. Mrs. Ben Payne went to Boise Thursday with Mrs. Syl Wood land for dental work and a bit of shopping. WE WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, NOV. 12 FROM 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. LEAN. PORK ADRIAN MERCANTILE PARKER LUMBER & HARDWARE The OKK Club will meet Thursday, November 15 at the home of Mrs. Mary Hatt with Mrs. Helen Pittz as co-hostess. Roll call will be the auction. 59 9 Phone 372-2653 Clay Webb GAS AND FUEL OIL DELIVERED "S4H GREEN STAMPS” Propane "Weed Burners” Phone 372-2877 724-6130 OKK Club Meeting TURKEYS 1 .09 SPARE RIBS MARS FUN SIZE SOUVENIERS GIFTS 4 GIFT WRAPPING GROCERIES DRYGOODS HOUSEWARES t "GOLDSTRIKF STAMPS" / Nyssa 372-2727 Parma 724-6131 Larry Gene Andrews and Ann Louise Caverhill, both of On- tarlo. TURNIPS, PARSNIPS, DASH 2220 October 17, Frank Turner, Harper, Bertha Opal Dean, Vale. William Marion Lucas and Theresa Mane Squier, both of Boise. LOW DISCOUNT PRICES + BUDGET S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-R-S C GRADE FRESH, SOLID HEADS DETERGENT Bea Grossnickle Permanents- Trims 4 Hair Cuts Hair Styling Mr. and Mrs. M A. Jones attended the Senior Citizens meeting in Payette last week. Mrs. Jones was tired, but en joyed the meeting very much. Mrs. Louis Kissell, a former resident of Nu Acres and mo ther of Mrs. Calvin Conner is in the Mercy Hospital in Nampa. Hank Servant and Bud Car ter of Riddle, Oregon visited with the Ben Paynes Friday morning. Mrs. Robert Shaw Sr. and Mrs. Ben Payne visited Mrs. Stella Newell in Nampa Sa turday. Mrs. Bill Schilling of Nyssa visited with the Ben Paynes Wednesday. Francis Cammon of Trout dale is a visitor at the Ben Paynes. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne and Francis Cammon visited Mrs. Stella Newell and William Ne well at Nampa and Ernie Spell man at Star Monday Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans spent the weekend with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Stigile of Hazelton and their son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evans of Pocatello. Saturday eve ning it snowed two and one-half inches in Pocatello and the roads were packed icy snow for »" w T h T h T a »T« »T..T. »T« EVERYDAY Q S BEAUTY BAR NU ACRES - Mrs. Inga Buck- ley of Nyssa and Mrs. Alice Pulsipher drove toOntarioSun- day evening and had dinner. Mrs. Clair Beus of Othello, Washington spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Alice Pulsipher. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stepp went to Twin Falls to visit over the weekend. The Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Cairns and family and Mrs. George Gurr and family of Vale visited at the Cecil Evans home Sunday evening. While there they enjoyed themselves making cider. Mrs. Robert Shaw Sr. visi ted with Mrs. M. A. Jones Thursday afternoon at her home. Mrs. Jones returned from the Caldwell Memorial Hospital Monday afternoon where she had been a patient for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw met her brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Hite of Vale and sister Mrs. Ray Winters of Harper in Vale and they all attended the funeral of John Hinkle who died in a Vale nursing home. He was a long-time fnendandneighborof the family. Afterward they went to the Starlight Cafe where they had dinner. T m T w T- ■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT a ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■ ADRIAN HRE DF PARTMF NT |BEA November 1, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sant, Nyssa, girl. Mr. and Mrs. John Wages, Payette, girl. November 2, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hartley, Ontario, boy. November 3, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Farley, Ontario, girl November 5, Mr and Mrs. Tony Hickey, Weiser, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cox, Wei ser, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Vil larreal Jr., Ontario boy. Marriage Licenses NL ACRES HAPPENINGS STA PUF FABRIC SOFTENER gm . 79‘ NESTLES CHOC. QUICK 2-lb. CAN 89 H
