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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL,
THURS.,
FEBRUARY
25,1937
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Sugar Production Big Factor In Area’s Growth
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11 High School N ew s
Edited by Members of the Sophomore harmonica solo by Dudley Mausling;
a wrestling match between Jack M c
C ltH
K ee and Verle Landreth; a boxing
match between
Dan Zamora and
Dick Case. The program ended with
TEAM TO LEAVE
a quartet by Stanley Ray. G ilb eit
FOR B A K E R —
Holmes. Clarence Enos and Claude
The basketball squad will leave for
Patterson.
Bak r for the Eastern Oregon tourn
ament Tuesday March 2, sometime
in the morning. The team going will G Y M STUDENTS
include Paul Jchnston, Prank Pier P L A Y B A L L —
son, Raymond Graham, Loyd Wilson
The gym class is now engaged in
Robert Wilran. Dean Byram. Stanley
Ray and one ether boy who has not a basketball tournament. It Is com
been decided on yet. We hope the posed of six teams whose captains
boys have a good trip and come back are Jack McKee, Dudley Mausling.
with the trephy for winning the Ted Morgan, Jim Nichols, Wilson
Eastern O rtjon tournament for 1937; Keck and Russell Patton. Jack M c
blit whether they win or loose we K ee’s team and Jim Nichols' te lms
know we’!l be proud o f our represen are tied for first place with th ee ‘
tatives for their showing in basket victories and no defeats apelce.
ball sportsmanship and general good Henry M itchell leads the scoring
with ten points to his credit. T h i ;
conduct.
tournament gives all the b o y ; in
school a chance to play basketball
D R A W IN G FOR
and everyone Is looking
forward
eagerly to the finals.
TO U R N A M E N T—
Nyssa will play Baker In the fourth
yame of the Eastern Oregon basket
ball tournament to be played at
Baker. The game will start at 10:00
,'clock Tuesday, March 2. Other
•ernes to be played will be Vale vs.
Onion, Ontario vs. La Orande
Joseph vs Enterprise ad Nyssa vs
Baker.
'The most Important teams accord
ing to the Oregonian are La Grande,
Jaker, Union and Nyssa. Nyssa re
vived the tr. phv for the runners-up
last year at the tournament and won
’ ’ ■e respect r f all the on-lookers by
the very good example of sportsman
ship they displayed.
NEW STUD EN TS—
C H O O SE C L A S S R IN G S —
The class of '38 chose their rings
Friday from the display of Mrs.
W yckoff of Ontario. The other group
hown were from the Master En
gravers o f Portland; Autrey, Denver
and Balfor Engravers, Boston. The
rings will be erdered this spring and
delivered in the fall.
Cut Courtesy Salt Lake Tribune
Views o f the sugar industry in Idaho and Utah.
The top pictures were taken inside a sugar mill,
the right-top showing thousands o f sacks of
sugar stacked in a warehouse. Factory pictures
are shown at the bottom left while at the right
workmen are preparing to dump a carload of
beets wh\?h have just arrived at the sugar fac
tory.
KINGM AN KOLONY
By MRS. C. E. E L L IO T T
Duvall from Echo, Oregon is visiting
at the Duvall home.
Mrs. Duvall Is holding a public sale
on Thursday. March 4th Lunch will
be served by the Kingman PTA.
Friends of Archie Moses family,
who were former residents of King-
man, will be sorry to learn that M r
Hugh Eidridge, father of Mrs Moses
is critically ill with pneumonia and
appendicitis.
Tlie J. O. Lane fam ily and Mrs.
Lily Bach were dinner guests in the
home of Mrs. Mary Nichols Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Thrasher is suffering
from an injured knee, caused by a
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley J Hewitt were
dinner guests Sunday of Miss Betty
Nelson and Miss Joy Crummett.
At the regular meeting o f the
Kingman grange, six new members
were submitted. They art' Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Snyder, Mr. and Mrs
M. M Creeling, and Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Martin.
The Orange Is giving a pie social
and program Friday evening, Feb
ruary 28 at the Kolony school house.
Everyone Is Invited.
Mr. Leslie Schafer is building a
new brooder house for his spring
chicks. The old brooder house having
Burned last spring.
An executive meeting of the Sun
4-11 C L U B S
day School will meet at the home of
The 4-H Club girls belonging tJ
Mrs. Mary Nichols Thursday even
Fireside club met with their
ing. They will make plans for the the
work of the Sunday School for the leader, Mrs C. E Elliot for their reg
ular Homemaking meeting Friday.
next month.
Roll call was answered by table
The Sunday School were favored
by a piano solo my Miss Nadine courtesies. Memory books were dis
cussed, some of the girls are plan
Nichols Sunday.
Mrs A. T Patterson. S r , had the ning a complete home with furnish
misfortue to fall and break her wrist ings.
The Kitchen Stars, 1st division
Mrs. Lily Bach who has been til for
the past three weeks was able to re cooking, met with their lender Mrs.
turn to her work of preparing hot Florence Oowey on Thursday. Na-
lunches at the school house this
week
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. D. C. I
dine Nichols and Helen Hibbard
demonstrated the use of a table of
weights and measures.
The regular group meeting of all
the cluhs on Friday was made very
much more
interesting by group
singing lead by Mr. Duane Ander
son, and a visit from Mr E. M Haus
er. Mr. Hauser explained
th e
rules of the news writing contest, of
which Kingman has six contestants
He also had several new lines oi
work for the corn, sheep and pig
projects.
M utt H ave C on te n t to O p era te
A pliyslclun who makes a pliys
leal examination performs an op
eratlon or applies any prophylactic,
diagnostic or therapeutic agent
without the authority of the pa
(lent or someone lawfully qualified
to represent him—commits a hat
tery or a trespass, or both, for
which, according to the clrcuin
stances of the case, he may be
fined. Imprisoned or made to pay
damages.—-Collier’s Weekly.
MORE GRAIN..
MORE CORN ...
MORE CLOVER
MORE BEANS..
MORE ONIONS .
MORE GARDEN
MORE FEED . . .
•W W IP P
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W hy Luella Lueck is attending fifth
period English class as well as sec
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PRO D U CT . . .
A group of local young people are
starting practice on a home-talent
play entitled, "A ll A Mistake,” which
they expect to give sometime early
in
March.
Besides the three-act
comely, novelty stunts will be given
between acts. Dates and other de
tails will be announced as the play
gets further Into rehearsals.
The newly organized
Kingman
grange are holding a chicken din
er and social at the Kingnmn school
house tills Friday evening. February
26th. Dinner will be served from 6
until 9 o'clock with a small fee being
charged.
A program is being ar
ranged for tlie evening. This is the
first public affair rponsored by ihi
organization and they are more de
sirous o f getting a large crowd pres
ent for social and good time, than
to make money.
HOME ...
J. KINZER
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Six weeks exams are in full swin -
this week and many people are lam -
f nt ng because of the fact that the -
neglected studies this six week;..
Miss Rettie was absent from school
the first part of the week. She ha",
a serious cold in her lungs.
K IN G M A N G R AN G E TO
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STUDENTS M EET—
victories and no defeats apiece.
Monday, February 22. It was agreed
that the yell leaders would be award
ed letters at the end of the year; but
they are to furnish their own suits.
Other business brought up was a
committee to punish students who
disobey rules. The motion was made
and approved that a committee con
sisting of three lettermen, one being
Mr. Young, will punish all students
needing punishment.
At the close of the meeting the let
termen gave a very entertaining pro
gram. Tire program
consisted of
“ Am erica" directed by Joe Robert
son; a horn solo by Jerry Rust; a
There are several new student!
th's week in school: Don Hara a
freshman; George and Kay llara.
sophomores from Homedal *; Ber 'ic '
Wolfe, senior from Elwood, Neb-
aska.
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