Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, December 18, 1952, Image 7

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    THE NYSSA GATE
C IT Y JOURNAL NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY DECEMBER 18
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Ail siars Bcw lo
Hawaiiens 69-40;
GOLD M EDAL
'Kitchen-tested"
E N R IC H E D
FLOUR
i lbs. . . . 5 3 c
SOFTASILK
CAKE
FLOUR
Large Assortment
Christmas
Wrapping Paper
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The touring Hawaiian Am ba^a-
dors Basketball club of H nolulu
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Saturday night by a score o f 69-40
before approximately 300 fans.
D unn« the fir>t and la^t quarters,
the All-star- played on fairly even
terms, the fir^t period ending with
the Hawaiians leading 12-9
Ooing into the final period, the
visitors were leading by 53-19, but
the All-stars made 21 points during
the quarter to 16 by the Ambassa­
dors.
Generalled by Ron Kim, star fo r­
ward for the Ambassadors, the visit­
ors rapidly pulled away from the
tiring All-stars during the two mid­
dle quarters. The locals made but
eight points during the second per­
iod and two during the third, while
the Hawaiians swished in 22 and 19
during the same periods.
I.CW Beck Midi Pointer
Lew Beck, former OSC star and
All-American, as guest player for
the All-stars, was high point man
with 14, Just two under Kim's 16 for
the Ambassador's high pointer. Bob
Church snared 10 points and Bob
Wilson eight.
The All-stars were coached by Joe
Bellon. Starters were Church and
Beck, guards; Tom Moore and
Lloyd Wilson, forwards, and B W il­
son, center. Others seeing action
were Harold Wilson, Lyle Miner, Ray
Larson, Cal Wilson, Stan Mann and
Don Herron.
Starters for the Hawaiian club,
coached and managed by Art Kim,
were Miyashlro and Kim, forwards;
Makini and Ziehn, guards, and Zor-
nig, six-foot eight-inch center who
shone at the pivot position under
the basket.
Delightful half-tim e entertain­
ment was provided by a trio of pro­
fessional hula dancers and singers,
who sang and danced to accompani­
ment o f Hawaiian music rendered
by the players.
Entertainers were Leilam Kanoho,
star dancer of Queen's Surf club;
Kapiolani Miller, star dancer of Don
the Beachcomber’s, and Kaula Low,
soloist o f Hotel Nuimalu Canoe
room, all o f Honolulu.
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Neil L.ir >n and
Mr and Mr>. Jack Schenk and fam -
) e dinner gu tv
a the E«i
Larson home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Jenson. Mrs.
Rat Williams, Melvin Cotterel. Mr.
and Mrs. M el Beck, Mrs. Ez Carr,
Mrs. Jack Schenk and Mrs. Leon.
Childs attended a Stake M. I. A.
leader hip meeting in Ontario. A
■racial followed the meeting and re-
freshments were served by stake
leaders, as hosts to approximately
loo people.
Luther Fife underwent a m ajor
operation in the Nyssa hospital last
Friday.
M: and Mrs. Orville Child went
to Idaho Falls on a temple excur­
sion last Thursday.
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tad He km at < :.ded ub
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me of Mr- F O. H Ime:
last Wednesday afternoon The Mer
ry Matrons held a Chri.-tma party
in conue. non with the meeting.
Mr. aim Mrs. Ted Bates and Mar
g a m plan to spend the Chr; mas
holiday- with relatives in Grand­
view; Ida.
Marilyn Lytle entertained the
Meth di
Youth Fellow-hip at her
home Sui.Uay night after their regu­
lar M Y.l meeting.
Lynn«
Hickman attended a cat­
tlemen- dinner and dance at the
Moore
el in Ontario Saturday
Miss Hickman was a warded a trophy
for havin- the grand champion fat
steer at the 4-H fair last fall.
Too Late To Classify
Eighty girls and boys of MJ.A.
age attended chorus praotice at the W ANTED— Truck or pickup trans­
2nd ward L.D.S. church Sunday a f­ portation to Prineville. Call 337-J.
ternoon. This youth chorus is spoil-
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BUTTONHOiCS
The exclusive PFAFF Dial-A-Stitch lets her
switch from stitch to stitch as easily as dialing
a radio. Give her a PFAFF and you give her
a complete home sewing center.
Ace Pastime gained undisputed
lead in the Men’s Commercial Bowl­
ing league for the first time last
week as Tobler's Feed lost four
points to the Bowling Center team.
Vying for high team series was
close, with Tobler’s taking the hon­
ors with 2274 point—two more than
Nyssa Lumber and four more than
Waggoner's
N. Van Meter took high individual
series honors with 673 and high
single game with 278. Waggoner’s
posted 874 for high team game.
CLASS B TEAM S POST
W ID E -M A R G IN W INS
Lop-sided scores featured the
playing F’riday night o f class B high
schools in non-conference games,
with Middleton and Marsing seem­
ingly most evenly matched, Marsing
winning by a 47-41 score.
In other games Frultland meas­
ured Notus £2-37, New Plymouth
sailed by Homedale 58-17 and Parma
cwon over Adr'an 58-44.
In Tuesday night play Homed ale
lost to Marsing 51-23, while Fruit-
land .was taking a close one from
Middleton 45-39 at Middleton.
Adrian was shellacked 71-24 by
New Plymouth at Adrian. The Ad­
rian Bees aLso lost to the Idahoans
98-34.
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FIRESTONE STORE
5th and Main
Phone 2
Nyssa, Oregon
Southwest Nyssa
Margaret Ratea
P h o n e 0 3 6 -R 2
Phone 21
Modern Methods Make Shopping Easier Here”
Free Parking
and
Delivery
A birthday party was held for
Phyllis Cheldelin at the O. E. Chel-
delin home. There were nine girls
present. The girls enjoyed a lovely
supper served by Mrs. Cheldelin,
then they attended the plays in
Nyssa. They returned to the Chelde­
lin home for a slumber party.
Ted Bates returned to his home
Monday after recovering from an
opera.ion in the Malheur Memorial
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Counsil and son
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keller
and son were guefits at the Robert
Smith home lust Sunday. They call­
ed on Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil
in the afternoon.
Mrs. F. J. dtra.sbaugh has return­
ed from Scottsbluff Nebr., where
she attended the funeral of her
brother, Blackie W agrer.
William Alfred returned this week
from a week and a half business
trip to Oxnaid, Calif
Word was received that Lois Mc-
Oee, daughter of Mr and Mrs. V ir­
gil McGee nr a married in Winne-
mucca, Nev., last week. She has been
attending scnool in Burns. The
groom was Ben Pam erly o f Bums.
Mr. and Mr Eugene Brandt, who
have been on a trip la Santa Bar­
bara, Calif., returned Tuesday to
their home in Nyssa.
Mr. and Mr.. Ray Russell have re­
turned from a recent trip to Sail
Francisco, where they visited rela­
tives.
Mrs Dave Beers has been confined
to her bed for the past few days
with tihe flu.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Caiilll return­
ed this week from a visit with rela­
tives in Manhatta'n, Kan., and Miss­
ouri.1
Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith, Sr., of
Nyssa, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Smith of Kendrirk, Ida., visited at
the home of W illard Smith in M id­
dleton Sunday.
Mr. and M: Harry Smith return­
ed to their home In Kendrick, Ida.,
after spending the past five-weeks
at the home o.' Robert Smith, Sr.
Miss Louise Relic o f Nampa visited
Miss Lila Holmes at the home of
Roland Holmes l*st a e e k - e n d
Gifts of jewelry
are
not for just a day but
“ for always” . . .
to
shine brightly through
the years as constant
reminders of your love
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Watches. Wide choice
of styles.
and devotion!
A man
thrills to
a leather
billfold!
Men's Watches,
Stunning collection of
Diamond Rings for
la­
Ladies' bracelets.
Sterling silver
dies and men. Great
Lockets, brooches
values!
PAULUS JEWELRY
Phone 171-W
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