Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 06, 1952, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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    Bulldogs Mest Payette Hère Friday;
Game Originally Scheduled Nov. 11
An
injury-ridden
Ny- a high
school football team will meet th e '
scrappy and unpredictable Payette
Pirates on the Bulldog field at 2:15
p. m. Friday in a g«.me that can
spell Nyssa's fate In the Snake R iv­
er Valley Class A league.
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MEULLER
FURNACES—
LINK BELT
STOKERS
Estimates G ladly Given
HEATING
Phon e 134L2
GEORGE J. KINZER
Parm a, Idaho
It became necessary to advance
the date o f the game, originally
scheduled here as the Armistice Day
game Nov 11. when the Pirate'.' vis-
feat of the Vale Vikings threw the
hed'ule into a cocked hat.
The Bulldogs will be without the
services of their stellar quarterba.k.
Dan Lovejoy. who has been the
team’s mainstay all season.
lo v e jo y received a broken collar­
bone during the second quarter of
the Nyssa-Meridian game at M erid­
ian last week. H u loss to the team
for most o f the game undoubtedly
spelled the difference between vic­
tory and the 13-13 tie the Bulldogs
had to settle for.
Th e Bulldogs go into their final
league game Friday in third place in
league standings A win would tie
them w.th Vale, at least temporarily
for the Vikings meets Ontario on
the Tiger field Friday evening.
A Vale win would make the V ik­
POSITION VACANT
Steady Work
WAREHOUSE FOREMAN
Nyssa Residence
Apply at Payette Office
IDAHO CANNING CO
COLOR FILM PROCESSING
N o w is the tim e to look up those fa v o rite color slides
or black and w h ite negatives and h ave them made
into Christmas cards.
W e are A u th orized Ansco and K odak C olor finishers
o ffe rin g the finest and fastest service in the area.
SCHCEN PORTRAITS
114 South 3rd St.
V i Block South o f the C ity H all
Nyssa, O regon
Phone 227-J
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ings undisputed leagie champions,
leaving the Bulldogs m second spot
and Payette in third— that is. if
N> a win Friday
Standing'
Team
W
L
4
Vale
1
4
Payette
1
Ny.'-a
3
1
o
Ontario
3
Weiser
3
3
Meridian
1
4
Emmett
0
6
B & E Keglers
Widen Lead In
Com. League
Although a number of switches
were made in the standings o f the
Women's Commercial Bowling league
following Monday night’s play. B
fs. E C afe continued to make a run­
away'race for first place.
In taking four games B <A E tops
the eight-team league with 28 wins
against three losses. Owyhee Beauty
replaced Stunz Lumber in second
position, with Berrett' Service mak­
ing the biggest advance— from sixth
to fourth place.
Th e Farmerettes, a team o f be­
ginning trawlers, had tar from be­
ginner's luck in losing four to sink
further into the cellar.
ileinUi CagP um-
Game honors were split between
Berrett’s Service and B & E Cafe.
Ann Richter of Berrett’s posted 198
for high individual game and 519 for
high individual senes
High single game went to B & L
Cafe with a score of t>50. The same
team posted 1874 for high game
series.
Standings
Team
Won
Lost
B A- E Cafe
28
3
Owyhee Beauty
14
18
Stunz Lumber
14
17
Berrett’s
15
17
Brownie’s Cafe
18
14
Hospital
18
14
Bowling Center
21
11
Farmerettes
24
10
Nyssa, Meridian
Play to 13-13 Tie
Nyssa’s Bulldogs tasted near-de-
feat in a Snake River Valley class
A conference game last Friday when
they were held to a 13-13 tie by
Meridian.
A fter Meridian made the initial
touchdown in the first quarter, on
a pass from M cGill to Wilmarth,
the Bulldogs made two quickies in
the second period to take the lead.
Pierce scored the first TD on a
20-yard play through the line Pierce
was quarterbacking when he scored,
moving into that position when Dan
Lovejoy was injured on an end-
around play. He sustained a broken
left collarbone.
Nyssa’s second counter came on
R
n o sp
io v / m
'r» U K i
a O 25-yard
pass, D Pierce
to rT
Talbot
Pierce made the try for point good.
Score. 13-6.
Meridian tied it up in the third
quarter when W ilm arth smashed
through the line for 33 yards
It was Meridian’s last game, the
team finishing in seventh place with
one win. four losses and a tie.
Nyssa plays its last league game
this Friday against the Payette
Pirates on the Bulldog field.
Tobler's G ra b s off
Men's K eg le r Lead
Another tie now exists in the
standings of the Men’s Commercial
Bowling league as result of last
Thursday’s play.
Waggoner Motors and Ace Pas­
time are tied for second spot, at 12
wins and eight losses each, with
Tobler's Feed securely lodged in
first place, sporting a 15-5 stand­
ing.
Tobler's won three games from
Ace Pastime, with whom they had
been in a first-place tie for three
weeks, who climbed from third by
taking three from Nyssa Lumber.
Elk Hunters Go
To High Hills
Several elk hunting parties have
left Nyssa during the past week for
the high mountains in search of the
big game.
Reported to the Journal office is
I t ’s a
Stove a n d F u rn ace
fu e l
7T-
oil
D elivered
• to yo u r tank — w h en ord ered or
on a re g u la r route basis.
DAIRY
Buyers & Processors
Of Field Seeds
Thursday Club Meets
Mrs. Claude D ay
Phone 0X2- R2
Mrs. Nick Rudellck entertained
her Thursday evening Bridge club
Members of the A K H extension
last week at her home Prizes were
won by Mrs. Eddie Powell, high, unit who plan to make wool suits
Mrs. Homer Jackson, second and in the tailoring work shop this fall,
attended the preliminary meeting in
Mrs. Alexander, travelling.
Ontario Thursday for all the d iffe r­
ent unit members. The meeting was
Venison D inner
to help the ladies get acquainted
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Savage en­ with fabrics and to know what pat­
tertained with a venison dinner Sat­ tern best fits the individual Those
urday evening week. Among guests members attending from here were
were Mr. and M r' Lester Cleaver, ^rs. Frankie Worden Mrs. Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day, Mr and:
Mrs
Leota Kreigh, Mrs.
Mrs. Eugene Cleaver. Mr and Mrs. Maude Cooper, Mrs. Hazel Schafer,
Claude Day and Ken B a tto« of Mrs Dorothy Fox and Mrs. Lois Day.
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. R L. Niday of Good­
ing. Ida . spent the week-end at
Election D ay Dinner
: the Hid Bassett home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones were
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Weeks o f i
host and hostess at 7 o'clock dinner Myrtle Creek, O re, spent the week- ‘
Tuesday evening at their home. end at the Lynn Hurst home.
Guests were Messrs and Mesdames
Mr. and Mrs H L. Day returned
Clyde Snider. Monte Fraser, Bill from a two weeks’ vacation Thurs­
Ru.Hsell, Gene Grasty and Ormond day. They stopped at Madras, Coos
Thomas.
Bay, Salem, Portland and Grand
Coulee, enroute to Montana.
W edn esday Bridge Club
Miss Wanda Bassett stayed with
'■ Mrs B B. Lienkaemper was hos- | the Kreigh children Saturday even­
tess to her Wednesday bridge club ing.
Several of the seventh and eighth
I Wednesday evening at her home.
Guests were Mrs. E H. Brandt and grade children attended the mas­
Mr>. Emma Quui'by. Prizes wervt won querade party held in the grade
by Mrs. Brandt, first; and Mrs. Ray school gym Saturday evening. Sally
Russell, second.
Gregg, as a witch, and Fred Jensen,
as an old man, won first prize. Shar­
on Fox. as the cat and her fiddle,
H allow een P a rty H eld
Th e Young Adult league of the and O ary Smith as the man from
Methodist church held a Halloween
party for its members and their
parents at the home o f Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Main Wednesday eve­
ning. The 21 guests played games
and refreshments furnished by the
members were served.
G overnm ent A p p ro ved S torage Warehouse
Nyssa, Oregon
SSb
The Nyssa P.-T.A. and the
Nyssa Education. Association
cordially invite you to attend
an "open house" of the Nyssa
schools, Thursday, N jvember
13, 1952, at 8 p. m.
TURN
ON
THE
H e a t
It takes extra effou *-» hop out of
bed on a cold morning— unitss
you have a S PA R K oil burning
heater to keep your home
warm and comfortable!
Get a S P A R K now and your
home will be warm, regard­
less of how cold the weather!
Your S P A R K dealer is
featuring the complete line
of these famous heaters—
including new, low priced
models for smaller homes!
Come in for a demonstration!
FREE
Thursday Club M eets
Mrs. Claire Crenshaw entertained j
at her home her Thursday bridge
club Guests were Mrs. Orant Rine­
hart and Mrs. Tom Jones. Prize win­
ners were Mrs. Irene Larson and
Mrs. Arthur Boydell.
BEAUTIFUL
SPARK
IUMUM
H EATERS
RECIPE
W
CALENDARS
A product of ^
'S P A R K STOVE CO, IN}*,
OAKLAND 1, C A U iy
fo r
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T w in Stork Show ers
Twin stork showers were given in
honor o f Mrs. Clayton Barnes and
Mrs. Herb Turner at the Assembly
of God parsonage Friday. Mrs.
George Geesey was in charge o f en­
tertainment.
1953
KEN POND R~'
Esu«'
Insurance
16 NoTth 3rd
Phone 218
Nyssa Furniture Co.
9 Good Av»
1 Block W est o f Depot
Phone 149-W
Selph I’ am ily Honored
Mr. and Mrs Paul Selph and fam-
ily were honored guests at a fare­
well party given at the recreational
room of the Nazarene church Mon-
Bendi* Sale
•••
D R YER
Reg. Price 239*95
Sale Price 199.^5
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAM PS
Peterson Furniture Co.
Your Dependable Fu rniture Store
NYSSA — VALE — ONTARIO — PAYETTE
318 So
1st
Si.
m
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CONCENTRATES
THOMPSON OIL CO.
Phone II
Dessert Seed Co.
grass
Pillsbuiyfe
Best
We Never Leave You
Without Heat
M asquerade P a rty H eld
Kingman Kolony
Money Bag
Balancing your grain,
and roughage
with Pillsbury’s Best
Dairy C on cen trates
makes high milk pro­
du ction m ore e c o ­
nomical. It provide*
the important pro­
teins, minerals and
other nutrients that
grain and grass lack.
T ry it.
M r' Earl l.ar-en and daughters.
Mrs Larry Dimmick and Mrs Con­
ley Ward, will hold open house to
honor Mrs Lillian Newby on her
birthday next Monday The open
house will be from 3 to 6 p m. at
the home of M r' Newby’s daughter.
Mr- Larsen in Newell Heights An
invitation i> extended to all of Mrs.
Newby's friend' in the community.
U n c ia l N u tt's
BALANCED RATION
fry .
Open House M onday
home.
Mrs. Cecil Flnrea and -on. Dav d
of Sumner. O r e , David Hurst and
Mr and Mrs H L Day were Sat­
urday dinner guests at the Claude
Day home
Mr and Mrs Jim Stephen and
son. Delber, of Caldwell were Sun-
Nazarene church held a masquer­
ade party at the Nu Acre Commun­
ity hall Thursday evening with
members of all age groups attend­
ing Those without masks were pen­
alized by paving forfeits either in
cash or by pe: f irmtng various stunts.
Prizes were awarded to costum e;
winners, Re\ R >bert Jackson m a \
jolly hobo costume. Mrs, Lena Loe-
ber as a pilgrim, Roy W ild dressed
as an old maid. Inabelle and Darnell
5th B irth d a y P arty
Fisher actir.- .¡' the parson and his
Karen Selph cb erved her fifth lady friend. Beckie I.ee Medlock in
birthday with a party Oct. 18 at the a ghost outfit, and Carrie Martin as
home of her parents. Mr and Mrs. a bulldog.
Paul Selph. Our-ts were Ronnie
Ditty, K a th y Farmer. Terry Martin,
Ronnie Edwards. Janet and Delmer M Y F H allow een P arty
Miss Ruth Henman was hostess
Peterson and Karen's brother. Phil
to a halloween party sponsored by
Birthday cake and ice cream re­
freshments were served after th e , the Methodist Youth Fellowship
playing o f gam e' Each guest was held at her home, which was deco­
rated appropriately in keeping with
presented a favor
the holiday, Wednesday evening.
Halloween games were played and
M on day B rid ge Club
refreshments were served by the
Mrs. Don Soli of Parma was hos­ hostess to the 25 guests attending
tess to the Monday afternoon bridge
club Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Ted Morgan, high, and Mrs. Mar­
jorie Mitchell, Parma, low.
i f y o u fe e d a
ASSOCIATED
*(
>ne group f 12
t *f whom left
\
, . ■
l
g
the remainder on Thursday night
In the party are Dr John Olsen.
W arren Farmer. Ed Boydell. Hous­
ton Wilson. Dale Garrison and his
guest. Vorce Porter of Santa Mon­
ica. Calif . Dr K I Krrby. Du k
St. ckham, Charle- Nevbill. Glenn
Kenaston and Bernard Frost of Pay­
ette.
Earl Purvis. Dale P. ttgman. K en ­
neth Renstrom and Harley Smith
maice up another hunting troop who
took o ff for pans unknown last
Thursday night and planned to be
gone about a week
Another bevy
f elk hunters is
eon'.;>osed o f G e rye and Gordon '
Oxnam of Nyssa and William G
Oxnatn o f Ontar
The latter two
left Nys'a last I ¡day and George
Oxnam joined them Monday, to
hunt in the Wall, u Lake area un-
til the latter pan of the week
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