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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., NOV. 18,1937 NYSSA JUNIOR GATE CITY JOURNAL Published by Students o f Nyssa High School e d it o r ia l — The “scrubs” of football are the unsung heroes of the game. With out them to play against In practice, the first team could not be as well organised and coordinated group as they now are. The scrubs also help the first team acquire exper ience without which they would not be able to compete with other con ference teams cn equal terms. So we commend the scrubs for their part In helping make football what It Is and for staying out all season tak ing hard knocks with no cheering students to encourage them. —N. H. S.— Monday, November 15, the Senior class gave the entertainment for the student body assembly. The Tuesday section of the girls glee club sang several numbers, one being "Cirlbtribee,’ accompanied by an Professional Cards WE RECOMMEND THEM L. A. Maulding, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phones 37R and 37W Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 Daily—Except Sunday Wilson Building DR. E. D. NORCOTT DENTIST Office Phone 35P2 X -R A Y EXAMINATIONS NYSSA OREGON TOWNSEND CLUB MEETINGS Meetings of the Townsend club are held once a month in homes oi members. The Public is Invited D. R. D ec ross ....... President Mrs. A. V. Pruyn ....... Sec. 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 ON THE OLD JOB H. D. HOLMES TRANSFER and BAGGAGE All Kinds of Hauling in City Limits NYSSA, OREGON Phone 5 two dancers, Viola Pullen and EJlen McConnell. Edna Ware played a piano solo which was followed with a song, "Harbour Lights’’ by Marzene Hollenberg with the accompaniment of the girls chorus. The girls were dressed in long pastel colored dress es. Irene Pcage did a comical tap dance and the assembly ended with a son “Cielito Undo" from the girls’ chorus. formed one was by “ Spooks”, the highest jumping dog in the world, and the laziest dog in town, who jumped twenty feet into a canvas. D .n was the wonder pony who picked colors of the American Flag and guessed the ages of students. The three monkeys performed several other interesting tricks. The show was well attended by both grade and high school students. —N. H. S.— —N. H. S.— The dance which was to have been given by the "Odd Fellows” for the Ontario and Nyssa high school stud A very interesting lecture was giv ents was cancelled due to the small en on Tuesday, November 8th at the pox epidemic. gym by Mr. David Noncross, who —N. H. S.— urged a peaceful means of settling the Chinese-Japanese conflict. ALUMNI NEWS— Mr. Noncross did not favor war or Here are some more of the Nyssa boycott; he mentioned the fact that high school alumni: Walter Ashby, lack of food and no raw materials Lloyd Land re th, Jack Brodie and was now forcing Japan Into China. Oather Lankford are all busy work He proposed a peaceful means of ing on their respective farms. settling Immediate fighting, and Dean Johnston is employed by opening trade to Japan to relieve Van Petten at Ontario. their want of goods. Lottie Boren, now Mrs. Merideth The theme of his lecture was to Seits, is one of the Nyssa telephone urge people to hate war rather than operators. any race of people, and to beware of —N. H. 8.— progaganda favoring either side of ONTARIO FOOTBALL GAME— any war. PEACE— —N. H. 8.— ’ The Girl’s League met Friday, November 12 In the gymnasium. The purpose of this meeting was to elect the three delegates to go with the president, Irene Poage, and advisor, Mr s John Young, to Wal lowa to a Girls’ League convention. The following girls were elected as delegates: sophomore, Eleanor Ha worth; junior, Anna Johnston; sen ior, Viola Pullen. These people will go Saturday, November 20 and return the same day. —N. H. S — FRESHMAN BOY HURT— Bob Kurtz was Injured Thursday night when he was bucked from his horse. His back was hurt in the ac cident and he has been unconscious for tree days, but now is recovering from the Injury. —N. H. S.— HIKE— The annual gridiron classic be tween Ontario and Nysas was held Armistice day at the Ontario fair grounds where the Ontario Tigers defeated the Nyssa Bulldogs 20-6. The game opened with the Nyssa squad receiving. They lcet the ball on downs on their 30 yard line. The Ontario squad took the ball and pushed it over for a touchdown They also converted the try for point by a place kick. The next quarter saw the Nyssa boys making some nice yardage by running the ends with Stanley Ray carrying the ball, but they were un able to make the yardage where it was needed the most. The Ontario Tigers scored again in the second quarter by some nice ball carrying by Echanes, Moore and Baker, an other perfectly placed kick made the sccre 14-0. The second half saw the Nyssa boys fighting hard; and, after sev eral runs that netted good yardage. Holmes completed a long pass to Schneiter for a touch down. Ontario scored in the last quarter from a beautifully returned punt carried by Moore. The bulldogs were unable to score again although they threatened seriously in the last few minutes. —N. H. 8.— two of our football players, last Monday night, November 8. This time they didn't seem to be as in terested in “taking’ ’as in "giving.” We have found in our detective re search that the rest of the argument will be postponed until the Smoker this winter We will be there.—Sign ed, Sneak and Snoop. —N. H. S.— “ Yes, watch me and get off one division. ! leading organization in this field, The announcement was made fol- and every year finances a number station befeer I do.” lowing an Inspection trip made here of research studies in social science, "Thank you." this week by Luke L. Roberts, sta It was founded several years ago by —N. H. S.— tion manager, and Grant Ftekert, a group of leading social scientists, “Now in case anything should go station engineer. including the late Dr. Arnold Ben w&ng with this experiment.” said Broadcasting of programs with nett Hall, former president of the Mr. Bailey. "We and the laboratory university here. with us will all be blown sky high university talent is expected to start within a week. The temporary ...ow, come a little closer boys, in studio will be maintained in the order that you may follow me.” Grade Crowing signal music school building. Data will be FOOTBALL PLAYERS —N. H. S.— gathered during the experimental YOU SHOULD KNOW Warren Matlock; "Conductor, help month, and it is hoped that even tually the service may be made per me o ff the train.” manent. Conductor: “ Sure.” Warren: "You see, I’m rather stout and have to get o ff the train U. OF O. REGISTRAR backwards. The porter thinks I ’m NAMED GROUP HEAD getting on and gives me a shove again. I’m five stations past my destination now.” University of Oregon, Eugene, Nov. 18—Earl M. Pallett, for the past HAYMAN TRAINING 10 years registrar at the University SEVEN TEAMS FOR of Oregon, has been named presi WALTERS DEBATE dent o f the Pacific Cbast Associa tion of Collegiate Registrars. Dr. Pallett, who is also executive secre CALDWELL, Idaho—Preliminary tary of the university here, is re garded as an authority in his field. Dudley Mausling Is known as rounds for the annual Walters de He did considerable research end "Dud" on the football squad. He is bate will take place November 22, 23 study in student registration while and 24 in Strahorn library with a Junior at Nyssa and is working completing work a few years ago for hard to make one of the eleven as seven teams participating. Each year his doctor of philosophy degree, and end. He earned his letter at right a prize of $25 is given by T A . Wal wrote a thesis on this subject. end and is noted for his pass receiv ters, a former Caldwell lawyer and present first assistant to the secre Get Your Car Ready ing. George “tough guy” Hara, is a tary of Interior. The sum is divided U. O. SCIENTIST Junior and weighs 145 pounds. His at the end of the debate with $20 WINS HIGH POST W e use only factory last year’s experience was at Home- going to the winning team and $5 the losers. dale and he plays guard. specifications Oil and Frank Pompe, known at school j The question to be debated this University of Oregon, Eugene, as “ Pomp.” He is a hard charging j year is the Intercollegiate question Grease on all our Junior and is very difficult to g e t , "Resolved that the National Labor Nov. 18—Dr. L. S. Gressman, head around for much yardage, even I Relations Board should enforce ar of the University of Oregon depart Greasing Jobs though he only weighs 115 pounds, j bitration of all industrial disputes.” ment o f anthropology and curator The teams being trained by Dr. H. of the Oregon museum of natural Merle (Half-Pint) Kurtz is one of] those halfback's who really goes H. Hayman, debate coach, include: hlstcry, has been named a member after it. He is also a Junior at Nyssa ! Clarence Sapp and Don Williams, of the Pacific Coast regional com POWELL SERVICE and is progressing rapidly to m ake. Don McClenahan and Bob Sower, mittee of the Social Science Re one of the team. He was handicap George Greenfield and Bob Smylie, search Council, according to word STATION here from Robert T. ped for almcst all the football sea Bill Kyle and Bill Young, Arthur received Main and 2nd Streets Van Slyke and Everett Van Slyke, Crane, New York, executive direct son but the last few weeks he has a n d Charlotte or. Phone 1 been out, and shows he is a prom Marjorie Miller Stone, Margaret Pinkerton and ising player. The council Is regarded as the Katherine Conger. —N. H. S — The final debate will take place THE HIGHER LEARNING— December 3. All railroads in this country use the same signal for grade crossings —two long and two short whistle blasts. Schcol day, School days Dear new fangled school days; Fencing, envythsmics and plastic art, Taught with the aid of a Benet chart! I was a lad with a low IQ; You were a maid with a minus 2; Just what we learned, we never knew, But that is the newfangled way. —N. H. S.— Lst Saturday, November 13 several of the girls from Nyssa and Miss University of Oregon, Eugene, Martin drove out to Adrian where Nov. 18—The University of Oregon they were joined by six other girls. campus will become an Integral part From there .they hiked out to Chalk of radio station KOAC for one Cave where they cocked and ate month, during which an experi their lunches. mental remote control station will Hiking points will be given for be maintained here, it was announc We, the detectives of the Sneak this hike to the following: Irene “Pardon me, does this train stop ed by Dr. Dan D. Clark, assistant Pcage. Helen Boydell, Anna John and Snoop Detective Agency, wit director of the general extension son, Lucille Thrasher, Joyce Ash nessed a one-round bout between at Tenth Street?’’ craft, Dcnna Ashcraft, Eleanor Hworth, Flora Prosser and Marzene Hollenberg. —N. H. S.— TOM THUMB CIRCUS— CITY TRANSFER TRANSFERRING and TRUCKING Phone 15 and Phone 28 C. KLINKENBERG W . J. PINNEY THE LAND MAN List Your Property PHONE 121-J Ontario, Oregon ROBT. D. LYTLE And ATTORNEY COUNSELOR-AT-LAW First National Bank Building Phone 66 VALE OREGON GUARANTEE WORK WYCKOFF JEWELRY STORE Official Time Inspector for Union Pacific ONTARIO OREGON OPTOMETRIST “ See McFall and See Better” DR. J. A. McFALL EYE8IGHT SPECIALIST ONTARIO OREGON E. W . Pruyn Auto Repair Phone 56F2 Nyssa Challenge Alami CLOCKS Chamberlains LOTION 98c Large— 89c HOT WATER BOTTLES Kelton Club 2 for Small— 43c WRIST W ATCH $5.95 CALOX 25c Combination with West tooth Brush. 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