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NVSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., OCTOBER 14, 1937 NYSSA JUNIOR GATE CITY JOURNAL Published by Students o f Nyssa High School EDITORIAL— An opportunity to win for the school a new Philco Console Type Cooperation is a very admirable Radio was given by Mr R. T. Mallon things as it Is being shown by both the representative for the Curtis the teachers and students of the Publishing company Friday October Nyssa schools. 8 . We are glad the students are Mr. Mallon met with the students really settling down and beginning and after an interesting talk organ to study seriously even though the ize dthe students Into two compet classes are over crowded, books late, itive teams for selling Curtis mag and the music for chorus and or azines. The Green and Gold with chestra slow In coming. Viola Pullen and Joe Robertson as In spite of all of these incon captains; Miss Martin as business veniences, the concensus of opinion manager, Mr. Bailey as advisor for seems to be that school is really the Greens and Mrs. Young advisor worth while, that every one is work for Gold. ing hard and getting the mo6t pos One half of the proceeds of the sible out of his labor. sale goes to the school, with which they expect to buy the radio. This is considered quite an op portunity since each students must sell only one subscription to the Saturday Evening Post, Ladies Home Journal or Country Gentle men to get the radio. —N. H. 8 — Professional Cards WE RECOMMEND THEM CARL H. COAD ATTORNEY-AT-LAW OREGON DR. E. D. NORCOTT DENTIST Office Phone 35F2 X -R A Y EXAMINATIONS NYSSA OREGON A . L. FLETCHER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW G.A.A. NEWS— A regular G.A.A. meeting was held Tuesday October 4 in Miss Martin’s room where the inltation of new members was discussed and a com mittee appointed to decide what they would have to do for member ship. OREGON Meetings of the Townsend club are held once a month In homes cl members. The Public is Invited D. R. Det’ ros.i ...... President Mrs. A. V. Pruyn ....... Sec. NYSSA DEFEATED BY FRUITLAND— Cont est Ends Nov. 4, 1 937 Baldr idge Implement bCo. i FOOTBALL PLAYERS YOU SHOULD KNOW— Bill Kurtz—Has two year’s exper ience at half-back and is filling the position at center. He weighs about 135 and is a good tackier on the line. Jack (Mac) McKee—On his third year at halfhback and end. He is a hard tackier and weighs about 125. Wilson (Pete) Keck — Weighs about 145 and has played two years at guard. He is a good defensive man. Jimmy Savage — Came from Eugene, Oregon. Weighs about 140 and plays halfback. He has made some nice runs for Nyssa around end and is noted for being a ten- second track man having won sec ond in the hundred yard dash in th / state. —N. H. S — The Nyssa Bulldogs met defeat Friday on the Fruitland gridiron by a score o f 12 to 0. The Fruitland team took advantage of a blocked punt in the first quarter which put the ball on Nyssa’s ten yard line. They then put the ball over by a series of end runs and line plunges. The second quarter was evenly fought with neither team having the advantage, while again in the third, the Idaho team put the ball over for a touchdown. The last quarter saw both teams fighting FEATURES— hard with neither able to score. The Mr. Bailey: What are the three words used most by school students? Louise Kllngback: I don’t know. Mr. Bailey Well, you’re right for once! —N. H. S.— John J Smith: Anyone who can't make himself under stood when he speaks is a fool. Do you know what I mean? Jo Burke: No. —N. H. S — For 1 .argest Su gar 1 Beet NYSSA LIBRARY OPEN SATURDAY Town Patrons...... 2:30 to 5:30 Out-of-town Patrons 2:30 to 7:30 ALL PATRONS WELCOME Mrs. Fred Marshall, Librarian Junior High School has a new teacher this year, Miss Belnap. who is replacing Mr. Price. Miss Belnap graduated at Oregon State Normal in 1935 and taught two years at a school in Polk county near Salem She teaches eight grade Social Siecnoe, seventh grade health and study hall: sixth grade reading, spelling, Girls Physical Education and art. —N. H. 8 — sa boys. They made considerable yardage through the line as well as around the ends. Cenega and Black- bum starred fer the visitors. The first half ended with both teams scoreless. No doubt Coach John Young worked his boys over verbally be tween halves for Nyssa looked like a different team. They went dewn the field for their first touchdown but failed to convert the point. Vale trying desperately to score in the last minutes of play tessed a pass to Stanley Ray of Nyssa and Stanley- scored standing up. The Nyssa second team put on a demonstration of good blocking and tackling in the second half that made up for their indifferent play in the first half. Bill Kurtz and Jack McKee were outstanding in the 2nd team line while Kay Hara, Bill Pints, Gaston and Savage led the attack from the backfield. Platinite, Trade Name Platinite is a trade name for an alloy of iron, containing 46 per cent nickel. This base metal alloy is used as leads for electric light bulbs. Journal Ads ON THE OLD JOB Dick Case: Miss Morris, do you think it is right to punish persons for things they haven’t done? Miss Morris: Why of course not. Dick Case: Well, I didn't get my English paper finished. —N. H. 8.— Nany L: That’s funny. Bonnie M.: What's funny? Nancy L.: Oh I was just thinking. Bonnie M.—That is funny. —N. H. 8.— Advice to Freshmen Don’t bring kittens to school; they may frighten the teachers. Don't bring candy to school; the Sophromores may take it away from you . Don't chew gum; it makes Mr. Parr hungry. —N. H. 8.— H. D. HOLMES TRANSFER and BAGOAGE All Kinds of Hauling in City Limits NYSSA. OREGON Phone 5 NYSSA AERIE F. O. E. NO. 2134 Are Your C It o n s t i p a t i o n con atjp atton ca u ses you G as. In d ig es tion , H eadach es. B a d Sleep. P im p ly S kin, g et q u ic k re lie f w ith A D L E - R IK A . Thorough Jn action yet on- ADLERIKA NYSSA PHARMACY Shopping Guide, a 'arerree FOR YOUR ^ A U T U M N TRIP Mahogany Long In Use Contrary to popular opinion, ma hogany was used many years be fore Chippendale a n d was men tioned in letters of Cortez to Phillip II as early as 1520. DONT ENDURE SLIPPING FALSE TEETH Do your false teeth drop or slip when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? Don’t be annoyed and embarrassed a minute longer. FASTEETH a new alkaline (non-acid) powder to sprinkle on your plates, holds teeth firm. Gives fine feeling of security and comfort all day. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Get FASTEETH today at any drug store Acoept no substitute.—Adv. PACIFIC U N I TRAIN Autumn is an ideal season for travel. Enjoy careiree comfort. Relax as you ride in Union Pacific trains. Every modern convenience and service—delicious meals at surprisingly low costs—air-conditioned comfort—speed with safety—freedom from highway and weather hazards. IT’S TIME . . . Examples of Low Round Trip Tares P R IZ E $* TO W N SE N D CLUB MEETINGS M ISS Morris was absent Friday, October 8 from her English classes due to a severe cold. Her place was taken by Mrs. Walter Roeebraugh. —N. H. S.— 11 1 NYSSA The high school girls Physical Ed ucation class met at the Methodist church, Wednesday after school for a hike and a weiner roast. Miss Martin, the advisor: led the group. They hiked to the first railroad bridge then down to the river's edge for the feed. Each brought dimes to buy weiners and buns. The picnic ended at 6 o'clock so the girls from the country could catch the bus. —N. H. S.— Nyssa team did not show the ability shown in the Parma or Wilder games. This is accounted for by the lack cf practice due to absences of members of the team because of work in the harvest. —N. H. 8.— SUBSTITUTION FOR TEA CH ER - I 1I NYSSA SOCIAL NEWS— Plans for the coming year were lscussed, also the G.A.A. constitu tion. The point was stressed for everyone to be on time and pay her dues promptly. A special meeting was held by the G.A.A. members Friday October 8 when the sweaters for this year were decided upon and requirements to get them discussed. —N. 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In the first half the Vale team seemed to have the edge on the Nys Beet Truck Bodies CITY TRANSFER TRANSFERRING and TRUCKING Phone 15 and Phone 28 C. KLINKENBERG W . J. PINNEY THE LAND MAN An O U T S T A N D IN G Beet Puller SUCCESSFUL sugar beet growers know that the profits from the crop depend largely on the method of harvesting. The import ant thing is to loosen all of the beets, with damage to as few roots as possible. List Your Property PHONE 121-J Ontario. Oregon ROBT. D. LYTLE * And COUNSELOR-AT-LAW First National Bank Building Phone 66 VALE OREGON attorney GUARANTEE WORK WYCKOFF JEW ELR Y STORE * Official Time Inspector for Union Pacific ONTARIO OREGON OPTOMETRIST “ See McFall and See Better’* The John Deere lifting blades, are designed to get all of the beets, large and small, with the least amount of damage. The blades work along the row, breaking the soil and lifting the beets several Inches, leaving the beets upright in the most convenient position for handling. The beets are not exposed to sun and frost. The No. 23 will handle beets in rows from 18 Inches to 28 Inches apart. It is regularly furnish with 14-lnch rolling coulters 7 Points of Superiority 1. Does Not Break Beets 2. Easy to Steer. 3. Light Draft 4. Easy to Lift. 5. Frame Is Rigid and Strong. 6. Seat Near to the Ground. 7. New-Type, Adjustable Lifting Points. DR. J. A . McFALL Baldridge Implement Co. EYESIOHT SPECIALIST ONTARIO OREGON N YSSA, OREGON Advice To The Road-Worn + + + E. V. PRUYN. Auto Repairing Nyssa. Oregon Gentlemen: What's that disease them cows has been getting around here? You know I wish somebody would send (he state veterinarian out to teat me for it. I think I’ve got It. I had the most terrible feeling this morning I have been back-fir ing something awful the last few weeks. My poor old exhaust pipe Is Just naturally giving me no end of agony. Believe me, I want you to do something about this before it's too late. I certainly doo’t want to go to no butcher shop like no sick cowl Yours truly, Poor Little Alice Ring Gear Dear Poor Little Alice: Sounds bad. all right, but don t worry a bit. We may not know much about cows here, but listen to this: if an automobile gets a cow disease, no matter what It la, we can cure It. Sincerely yours, E V PRUYN, Auto Repairing'* E. W . Pruyn Auto Repair Phone 56F2 Nyssa 8 ft. by 14 ft. 3 0 inch Sides 3 6 inch End Gate $ 00 F. 0. B. Parma 85 Machine W ork - Blacksmithing Heavy Chimney Jacks Stock Tanks RO SE BRO THERS Phone 125 Parma, Idaho ]