THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 29. 1953
nar.c.al oor.aiticn at the end of two 1951 au! mobile dealers received 31
a- GLEA B IL L IN G S ELE( T F I)
year's tperation.
carkads of motor vehicles, while
HE VD M ALHEUR H O S PITA L
l i t year they rece.ved 34 carloads
i Continued from Page li
Implement dealer . uo, handled a
0f *7.935^0 A lo.vs of between *11.- 17,006 < %RS CO M M O D ITIES
greater volume o f bx-ine-' if their
ooo and* $.’5 000 was predicted by SHIPPED FROM NYSSA
(Continue« from Pace li
record- of 12 cars in 1952 as com-
cl'-*nces- The Hu.-kres made 15 free ho pital authorities from other area.-,
throw points while m.--.ng 10 trie
for the f:r>t year. Rinehart ccmmen- Ny-.-a in 1952 were 6.254 cars, or pared with six cars in 1961 are an
Browne, Talbot and Holcomb aw *$<!_ and the actual loso the first six 4,973 cars excluding sugar beets, ind.cation. Many .shipments o f unp-
action but contributed nothing but months o f operation was only »6,- Potatoes, which really brought ' gold lements are received here in partial
f jU is c o x made one free throw dur- ooo w.th no polio cases. The equip- to th ^ area in 1952” increa-ed to a car lots and are not
a part o f the
lng tiie time he was in the game
ment l being kept in excellent con-
total of 2.061 cars from 1.652 cars in incoming record
when dealers com-
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dition, new equipment Is being ad- 1951. Shipments o f wheat jumped bine for shipments and the car is
C O M I N G EVENTS
ded. and in actuality there is no loss from a total of 140 cars m 1951 to billed at another point, the U. P
Pei)
. -p ^ executive board since depreciation is taken on the' 153 cars last year. Other increases agent said.
at 7 p. m. at the Junior high physical plant "which will last for at were noted m beans, sheep, refined
Reports
from
other
¿hipping
building W S .C S general meeting least 60 years," Rinehart said.
sugar and one car o f wool not re- points throughout the lower Snake
at the home e f Mrs. Paul Penrol at
Unpaid pledges dropped from *31,- corded a year ago
river valley ¡save not yet been made
^
No Third St_ at 2 p m Mrs 7a9_15 at the end oi 1961 ^ $36,106 n
Th* greatw number or Incoming public, but Nyasa's total shipments
Ben McConnell in charge o f pro- ¿3 c f Dec. 31. 1952. Accounts receiv- , freight cars were accounted for in are expected to surpass all others, if
:ram and Mrs Gene ° rasty- devo* able are now *37 «26 »2, of which ap- lime rock, used at Hive sugar factory. ohe ratio o f recent years remains
tlons
proximately *8.000 will be paid from wliich showed 625 cars in 1962 as somewliat constant. As an example,
Peo g jtmn.y club meets with insurance and by NfcTP. I t was sta-
compared -with 378 the year be­ Nyssa shipped 22 percent of all the
Vern Moncur
i ted to be "on a par or better than fore More cattle ceune in here, more potatoes leaving Oregon from July
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the average private business.”
ooal was shipped in, the Idaho Can­ through November o f last year, and
B R AC K E N ON B U Y IN G T R IP
Manager John O'Toole, was cred- ning Co. used eight more cars of this station shipped 42 percent of
F rid Bracken left last Saturday lted by ¡11 the speakers with’ a large cans and ten more cars o f propane all potatoes, onions and lettuce leav-
c. ,
, w,,
a hnvini? trin
, , .
.
. .. .
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ing Malheur county and Weiser,
for St
Mo ' °® a buy11?* tT‘.p Part of the success
the hospiUl s , gas came through this station.
to purchase stocks o f goods for his operations and the outstanding fi-1
It is interesting to note that in Idaho.
new store, which Is expected to be ---------------------------------------------------
opened the last of February.
piled
NYSSA
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SATURDAY, JAN.. 31
"SEA TIGER"
witli
JOHN ARCHER
M A R G U E R ITE ( HAPMAN
Also
"FLAME OF
SACRAMENTO"
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with
W IL D B ILL E L L IO T T
CO NSTANCE MOORE
SUNDAY-MONDAY
FEBRUARY 1-2
"CLASH BY
NIGHT"
B A R B A R A S TA N W YC K
P A U L DOUGLAS
rj
ROBERT RYAN
M A R IL Y N MONROE
TUESDAY-WEDN ESDAY
FEBRUARY 3-4
"THE BIG SKY"
i" Just that. It doesn’t cla i A coirferfhce ba k
K IH K DOUGLAS
D EW EY M A R TIN
ELIZA B E TH T IIK E A T T
BU D D Y BAER
IIV N K W ORDEN
You were hardly n fit shape to
piay following an Illness, Rob, but
you gave o f your best and made a
good accounting o f yourself.
Dan, your c^ln ess and delibera-
Uon in setting up scoring plays were
marked factors in the unproved
team work o f your team. Then, too,
those breaks for the basket resulted
Rugged and stirring from a great
novel now on the screen in all its
pulse-pounding spectacle.
THURSDAY-IjiRIDAY
FEBRUARY 5-6
"CARIBBEAN"
In Technicolor with
I lie fact hat you fouled out in the
l.ust of the fourth quarter. Glenn, in-
dmates only that you played one of
your hardest games o f this season
JOHN PA YN E
ARLENE D AH L
S IR CED RIC H A R D W IC K
FR A N C IS L. SU LLIV AN
Adventure, romance and drama
on the pirate-ridden seas.
n
"VALLEY OF
FIRE"
GENE A U T R Y
G AIL 1> \\ IS
$ 2 .0 0 Sack
Lynn Josephson, Produce
SUNDAY-MONDAY
FEBRUARY 8-9
"THE WILD
HEART"
Nyssa, Ore.
Phone 49
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JKN NU F.lt JONHS
D AV ID FAK11AK
« Y li II C t'S A K K
ESMOND K N IG IIT
Looking For Money ' $
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In Teclwtlcolor with
JOHN IR E LA N D
YVO NNE DeCARLO
JAMES C R A IG
FO R REST TU C K E R
nightv adventure of piracy on
. high seas by a prlate by pro­
fession and a K>ver at heart.
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TREASURE OF
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CO RNEL’W ILD E
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Ion, Pirating and Search for
>st Treasure in the wilds of
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It's a lucky slip when it leads you to our store—the minute you step in the
door you'11 find why we call ’em smooth buys! If you like fine, fresh, top-
xjuality foods—reasonable prices—and lot^ of variety to choose from—here’s
the place to slip into every shopping trip!
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617 Good
John Ostrom
DURKEE'S OR NUCOA
N ALLEY'S No. 1 Can
2 for 5 3 £ Margarine
CHILI
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NEW
$300
BENDIX
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AUTOMATIC.
WASHfR
WHITE KIN.G SOAP
Phone 384
3 lbs. 8 9 £
Large Pkg. 2 9 £
Giant Econ Pkg. 5 7 £
»72,000 BENDIX CONTEST!
G«I imtry Blm it H« r« _ _ _
SHURFINE
CLOSE OUT
1 Lb. Vac.
CLAPP S BABY FOOD
12 cans 8 9 £
COFFEE 2 cans $ 1 .6 9
--- a favorite coffee of millions
---- a brand known from coast to coast.
Strained
IDA-DELL No. 303 Cream
CORN
IDA-DELL
4 cans 4 9 £
4 cans 5 9 £ PEA S
B H H n O H H V ie iO M I
Taylor's Food Market
CHOICE
AASEATS
YOUR STORE
LARGE
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence May, Mr.
and Mr Terry Swisher and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Qualls of Payette and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miner o f Nyssa
were guests for coffee after the band
concert Thursday evening at the
Scott Pearson home.
with
"HURRICANE ,
SMITH"
"00THSU C
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ricks and
D. l and Jean W alker were dinner
■guests Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Smith Sunday evening. The group
played cards.
Also
j
T
[ Charles Mann gave the highlights
o f her trip to San Francisco and
other points o f interest. Each mem­
ber gave a handy hint.
Mrs. Child served refreshments!
to the group. The next club meeting
will bo held Fob. 6. at the h om e.
of M r . Mark Moncur with Mrs.
Vern Moncur as hostess.
JOHNNY \VI ISSMCI.I.UK
II \\ B Y R O N
FEBRUARY 10-11
sup in Nene pon som e
^
with
IESDAY-WEDN ESDAY
oi
E
'VOODOO TIGER"
Could she be called a sinner, this
untamed child bride, who chose
unwisely between two loves.
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here Friday by a score o f 56-45.
rect lighting for the home E v h
Snider was high point man, with
was S v e n
«2 u S 'i g h t
even field goals and three free |
for AH ' which c mtain-
throA’ > for a total of 17 points. He ecj 22 receipes fo rbetter living,
was closely followed by Lovejoy who,
Avon Peterscn, Darlene Bateman
had the same number o f free throws and Nanette Bvbee accompanied by
in ' .vo less field goals for 13 points. y eja Dee P3Uison furnished the mu-
Hiatt, who showed a form much sic io r the meeting
unproved over that displayed In the
Mrs John Broad was program
la-t few games, came through with, chairman assisted by Mrs. 'I m itid-
l i points- eight o f them In field rid
„
charIes Steffens and
goals. Pierce and Marcum clicked for Mr® K ‘
Kerbv
seven points each.
!
Glennon led his Huskies warn-
Mwnbers o f t‘he ‘couples club of
mates with 12 points.
the Bpiscopal church met Thursday
The Bulldogs played a better evenin? a t the Parish haU. Work
brand o f ball than in several prey- was done on
new floor
ious games, with all starters hitting
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the basket with more regularity.
M rs, EdUon ' child entertained
W.th the exception of the field mpmbers of the ju n ior Women's
goal department, in which the Bull- Arnity dub at her home Thursday
dogs excelled by enough to spell the evening Mrs Vt rn Moncur told
margin o f victory, the two teams thn,e in te r e s tin g T o r t“
! Mrs.
EATING POTATOES.
Ì ^
SATURDAY, FEB. 7
't
U n cial K n tis
matter so much, actually, that you
won- the manner of your playing'
a a., your greatest accomplishment.
It took your eagle-eye at the foul
line, Ekie, and your eight point.,
made there to keep your teammates
encouraged. And, Leslie, those long
hooks were some o f the finest shots
of v the game.
,
.
.. . m
4
with
with
:ae:U:cal
Points As Nyssa
Defeats Emmett
He was a rugged man. who wor­
shipped her with linple hone,ty
Technicolor
almost
By Dick Vos»
V •*
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:' a
i-vv-u r
Well, fell-) *
here it is the thing but y ir playing
^I1Ui- 1
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'
I've been 1. p.ng to have the chance n. * ............K' ■
'* oail “ K'
to .say for a long time.
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But. honestly, you haven't give me
lr main forte. Jerry, was in
nurh of a chance to say it
not un- your quickness and deftness in jab-
til tonight (Tuesday» when you bin? the ball out o f your apponent s
fought back i , the underdog Bull- hand, thus many time., keeping him
dogs and mastered a tough Weiser c ff-blance and out of scoring range
ba kt'tball team to post one of your
Ned, y u. too, were imbued by he
finest achievement o f the season, by sp.rit of all-for-one and one-for-al.
a score of 49-42
and net only broke up enemy back-
It wasn't a poWect
** ard plays, but contributed to sev-
/ou you were still plagued at tune,
eral nice scoring p la ys._
_
by some of your
Y o“ ' Jun‘ u!l ” “ i ° W
^ l® !!'? .
>ame, however, you showed more of Gerald and Rodney, saw only brief
the calibre o f a champion - that nev- action in the game, that’s true, and
er-give-up spirit that carried you your playing contributed nothing di-
through when the going was tough- rectily to the scoring But it is you
est.
fellows who are actually the strength
You did a cred 1 table
‘ k* ba< k of your varsity t e a ^ a t e s and
,tatistvcs show Against a supposedly y< ur efforts are most surely reflected
fivo more
more ¡n their sportsmanship
,rv ,rt .ms n.hm anH
i.v in .
,tronger foe you made five
and n
playing
field goals, 18 to their 13; o ff their ab.lity, as well as in the figures on
11 fouls you made 13 points, while the scoreboard.
It took, then, as you must see. the
they made 16 points on your 19
fouls.
unified efforts of each of youto turn B E N E FIT CARD P A R T Y
Never, at any time were the W ol- the trick It seems that the greatest
Rebekah lodge will sponsor a
vermes more than two points in the personal satisfaction for each of you benefit pinochle party at the I OOF
lead. You kept
their ace. Clabby, should come from Justifying the hall Saturday evening at
8 p. m .,1
bottled up until
to vard the end of faith your coach, Harry McGinley, proceeds o f which will go
to the I
the second quarter before he cut ha, had in you while working so poiio f und. Refreshments and prizes
loose with three field goals in sue- I hard to bring out the best in you.
are offered. The public is invited to
cession.
| So— now it’s on to Ontario— to the affair.
Among your severest critics there play in the best form of champions,
are those who have thought your win win or loce!
if last week over the Emmett Hus-
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kit ju,t a fla,h
in the pan. Your q
-1
q
v
i-rf imance in . ubduing the W ol- 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 O C O T 0 S 1 /
vermes ,hould leave no doubt in
their minds about the thoroughness
Civic Club
,/f the job you did tonight.
Civic club meeting was held W ed­
There were no stars among you to­
nesday, Jan. 21 in the little theatre
night. You were a close-working unit
Pared by Ned Snider who played of the high school buildinr.
fired with but one desire—to do your ! complete game at center, the Nys-
Mrs^ Lpona Ander
Id3ho P r x .
rin i,t, but in so doing to win. And a high chool Bulldogs thoroughly
er consultant, gave a brief talk and
: 1 k the fullest effort of each one vhipped the Emmett Hu kies in a showed a movie "To vird
1 Br
THEATRE
In
up
tisi.es.
Bulldogs Lauded for Oustanding
Ea h team c m m .t:
1* f u K
ith the Build ? w.-hmg 'he cord.-,
Performance Against Vf eiser; Win
49*42
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, .
- . 16 points and mi-sing eight
FRANKS
Tuna C asserole
3 lbs. 8 9 £
2 cups drain ed .
fe w grains p e p p e r
co ok ed n o o d le s
7-oz. can tuna,
1 can co n d en sed creoni
b ro k e n in to p iece s
o f m u sh room soup N o . 30 3 can pea»,
Y 2 cu p S e g o M ilk
d r a in e d
T-BONE, SIRLOIN. RIB
Mr. and Mrs. Dareld Steinke were
dinner guests Saturday evening at
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Teske.
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M r and Mrs. J. L. Herriman en­
tertained eight guests at bridge Sun­
day evening Mrs. M el Ingebrltsen
and Murl Lancaster were high score
prize winners.
.y__
The Crenshaw Cronies held their I
lasg meeting Sunday afternoon. En- '
tertainment was in the form o f a
roller skating party at the Ontario 1
Roller Rink. Th e group later en- 1
Joyed refreshments at the Episco-1
P«1 parish hall at Ontario.
♦5*— 4*
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Whitaker of
Portland were complimented at a
social last Titesday evening at the
Amalgamated Sugar Co. club house.
Mr. Whitaker is a form er Nyssa res­
ident.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelton of
Yuma, Ariz., announce the engage­
ment o f their daughter, Patricia
Murray, to Eugene Loy, son o f Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Loy o f Eugene, Ore.
1 No wedding date has been set by
1 the young couple.
4 —+
The Women's Commercial B ow lir*
League of Nyssa held a wedding j
shower for It’s form er secretary, ■
Miss Fumiko Kasahara, Wednesday
evening at C arl’s Doll House.
Cards were In play during the
evening. Miss Kasahara received
many lovely gifts.
4 — 4*
William W ahlert entertained six
I of his little friends at a birthday
luncheon Saturday afternoon. The
boys attended the theatre. W illiam
I received many lovely gifts.
STEAKS
Arrange noodles in a ring in a
greased shallow baking dish holding
about 6 cups. Let stand until needed.
M ix the soup, milk and pepper. Fold
in tuna and peas. Put into center of
noodle ring. Bake 30 mm. on center
rack o f moderately slow oven (350),
or until bubbly hot. Serve hot from
the baking dish. Makes 4 servings.
Lb. 4 9 ?
BEEF
ROASTS
Lb. 4 3 £
GARDEN FRESH
VEGETABLES]
SEGO MILK
6 fall cans . . . . 9 5 £
FIRM - CRISP
LETTUCE 2 heads 1 9 ^ clearwater
TUNA
CRISP - SNAP TOP
CARROTS 2 bon. 1 9 £
WHITE - SOLID
4 cans 8 9 £
'I HI-C
CAULIFLOWER ea. 2 3 * ORANGE
3 cans 9 3 *
i
Mr- Ward Wieneke entertained
member, of her Thursday afternoon
bridge club a: her home. Guest play­
er, w re M r« Lei r.a
H tw rtt and
Mrs
Danford. Sirs. John Ol-
er. w >n high and Mrs. D anfoni won
ioW.
K A
TAYLOR’S
F00D
M ARKET
rA
425 Arcadi* Bled.
Phone 222