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Thursday, July I, 1976 Nytia Gat« City Journal, !\yn»a, Or«f(on *******************************- Í* OUT OF * I Ç I A r THE PAST being held in Vale Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 1» YEARS AGO Dedication of the Jack Z.ittercob memorial dugout on the Nyssa high school baseball field will be at H o'clock Tuesday evening. July 12. 1966, date of the deceased's birthday anni versary. Materials and labor for the facilities were donated by relatives snd friends of the late Jack Zittervob and his family. Plaques are being furnished by his widow, Rosemary; daughter, Ann; and son, Tom. UJ 20 YEARS AGO Friday night the Nyssa Sugarbeets moved into third spot in the Border League when they defeated Weiser 5-1 in a fast moving game at the high school field. • • • Nyssa area produce pack ing houses were being geared for operations that will get underway next week on early spuds that show every indication of bringing "fabulous” prices, even if early quotations drop to a much lower level. Some growers were reject ing $4 offers for their early spuds and reports were that some potatoes might go as high as $6 here. M YEARS AGO The first white gopher reported seen in the Nyssa heights area was found at the Glen Suiter farm recently. Mr. and Mrs Suiter saw the gopher about the place and set a trap for it. They were successful in catching the albino rodent • • • Sugar rationing is still in full effect and has been in force in spite of the interrup tion of price control, empha size» W J Lockwood, Idaho O.P.A. district director. Spare stamp 10 in ration book four became good for the purchase of five pounds of canning sugar on July 1. a a a Nyssa Program Theatre. Friday and Saturday, July 5-6, Double Feature Program Jinx Falkenburg. Forrest Tucker in "Talk About a Lady." And a special action musical western with stars from radio, stage, rodeo, screen and recording. "Rockin' in the Rockies.” Mat Sat. 2:30. Adm 25 centa-5 cents inc. Tax. 40 Admission Evening, cents-9 cents, inc. Tax 40 YEARS AGO Nyssa ii likely * M to be • deserted city on Saturday, July 4th with all the stores closing, except those who usually remain open ah the time; and It is likely that many Nyssa residents will take in the big celebration •"«•1976-'1 7776 a • • • Work of hooking up the Nyssa sewer system started Wednesday on the business houses of Main street and most of them are now getting sewer service. r & . -A t • • • Sugar. 10 lb. bags. 57 cents. Cottage cheese, I lb., 12 cents. Weiners. 2 lbs.. 29 cents. Minced ham. 2 lbs.. 29 cents. lb. X FRESH WHOLE / el WELLS A DAVIES SKINLESS Wieners SO YEARS AGO During the past year, mining operations have got ten well underway on the properties belonging to the Mercury Mining Syndicate, which controls an immense deposit of quicksilver in Southern Malheur County, near McDermitt, according to a letter received by County Assessor A M Graham, from Clifford G. Dennis, mining engineer in charge of the properties. • • • Our ice plant is running full capacity. Whenever you need ice. We have it. Nyssa Packing Co. Burbridge and Ray. Prop. Phone 6, Nyssa, Or. MYEARS AGO L Spier. C.C. Wilson. Billy Vogts and Tom Dixon moun ted a trusty Ford Saturday and started out for their favorite ftshin' hole at the head of navigation on Wil son Creek. They returned Monday with a good supply of the finny fellows which they distributed among their fnends. but having more friends than they dreamed of. they ran short before they reached the Journal office, but the "force” was regaled with a choice selection of fish stories. FRESH CUT UP 49 * *15? FRYERS PIERCES OLD FAITHFUL BRAND BACON A VALUES GALORE CATSUP 20 ox. jar REYNOLDS HEAVY DUTT ALUMINUM FOIL 100 ft. rol 83* 55* 39* 47* PAPER PLATES VIVA PAPER TOWELS WESTERN FAMILT FRUIT COCKTAIL 16 ox. WESTERN FAMILY A WESTERN FAMILY 4149 41 ox. jar PORK & BEANS 49* 16 ox. pkg. 43* 99* 2§89* 5«89* 45* Vi gal asst. 16 ox. tab 30 ox. WESTERN FAMILY j À trozin foods J WESTERN FAMILY Vi got ICE CREAM 99* WESTERN FAMILY qt. she nAl* WHIPPED TOPPING ORE IDA SHREDDED HAMBURGER or HOT DOG BUNS 39* . pa TUNA FISH 39ç RAY'S DELICIOUS 12 n. pkg. 29* HASH BROWNS 69* JELLY ROLLS ///////////>//////////////y/////////////// "... F- ■¥■■¥■■¥• J * ♦ ¥ * k.* ' r * * A F i /f /f / f //// ///////'//////////// f ////// f f // PRICES EFFECTIVE: JULY 1,2,3 / LARGE MEATY CANTELOUPE MoMe R oom Type Stout Appliance & Furniture I * * * * ¥ + * "i WESTERN SHORES Mrs. Neil Correll was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Knox. LARGER SIZES IN STOCK 37° 4139 VALLEY • Mr. Prices Start At 420995 OLIVES 89* 55* POTATO CHIPS Dll MONK Apple Valley Items and Mrs. Carl Sodowsky left Wednesday in their new mobile home for Brookfield. Illinois where they will visit and then do some traveling over the U. S. before deciding where they will eventually make their home- Mr. and Mrs. Trupp who are from Rexburg. Idaho bought their home in Apple Valley. Mr. Trupp's farm and home was under water from the Teton Dam flood. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox of Springfield left Friday after a weeks visit with their psrents, Mr. and Mrs. William Knox. Mrs. Clifford Knox of Grandview, Idaho and her daughter Mrs. Bob Swanson and Wendy of Denver, Colorado visited Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. William Knox. 79S r CLOVER CLUB The epidemic of "cussed- ness” continues to plague Nyssa equines. A team plowing on the Lackey tract adjoining town ran away Tuesday, smashing the plow and damaging the harness. Nym T PITTED f77T7T77TT77T77T7777/7f7T7f7TT7yT7T7fT7/T7 • • • APPLE WESTERN FAMILY ZZZZZZZ/ZZZZZZZZ/ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ/ZZZZ a WRIGHT AIR COOLERS 3rd A Mob À li • • • Timmie W. Clarkton, »on of Mr. and Mri. Carl Clarkton, ha* submitted an entry in the 1966 Either Body Craftsman'« Guild model car competition, officials report ed recently. Clarkson, a senior al Nyssa high school, built and entered a small sports coupe in the senior division of the competition. Page 3 RED RIPE t 3 f 8*1°" SEEDLESS WATER ql/ a MELON V/2 GRAPES 59* f 9Ù R WE GIVE GOLO STRIKE STAMPS 372-31 H A f I
