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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1954 A drian H ockey Team D efeated In Tussle The Men of Sonq Nyssa Men In The Service A drian — GAA m em bers from A drian U nion high school w ent tb C aldw ell recen tly to play hockey w ith th e g irls’ team from the College of Idaho—and lost by a 2 to 1 score. The A drian team m em bers w ere accom panied by th e physical education teacher. Miss Joyce Dean. A fter th e gam e, the w inning team , the College of Idaho squad, said publicly th at th e A drian team was th e best high school team they h av e ev er played. Mrs R D M cK inley, Mrs Dur- lin Ham m on and Mrs. Claude S k in n e r drove cars; H enry R eu te r drove th e bus. G irls from N ew ell H eights who p articipated w ere K aren M cK inley. Kaye Ham m on, C onnie M ontgom ery. M argaret B utler, C alrn e Fenn. Louise H utchinson and Francene Peterson. T he high school p.e. frosh and soph girls hockey team has p la y ed the ju n io r and senior girls hockey team tw ice. Both games w ere won by th e ju n io r and sen ior girls team . New Looey Home On Army Leave Newell Heights — Don New- bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. C harles Newbell of Newell Heights and grandson of Mr and Mrs. C harles G arrison of Nyssa and Mrs. N el lie N ew bell, is on an 18-day fur- ough from th e US A rm y Air Force. N ew bell g rad uated on Oct. 13 from the train in g course at L a r edo, Tex. and received his com mission as second lieutenant. He will rep o rt back to Del Rio, Tex. after his leave to tak e an ad vanced train in g course. His m other flew to L aredo to 1 attend his g raduation and t h e n , came hom e w ith him by autom o bile. He is a g rad u ate of Boise Ju n io r College and A drian Union ; high school. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER A /2c and Mrs. Jam es O. Step- hen have a d aughter, Debbie Ann, born Sept. 29 at the Mai- h eu r M em orial hospital. A /2c S tephen is stationed in Jap a n and Mrs. S tephen is living in Nyssa. D ebbie A nn has one sister, C athy Lynn. CPL. KESLER DISCHARGED Cpl. C. R. K esler, son of Mr. and Mrs. C larence K esler, arrived hom e W ednesday from K orea w here he had served w ith the U nited States A rm y for the past 16 m onths. K esler entered the service in O ctober, 1952. COM PLETES BASIC TRAINING A /3c Don Poulson has finished his basic train in g at S an Antonio, Texas, w here he passed tests in th e upper th ird of his class, which enables him to take fu rth e r tra in ing in accounting. He is now stationed at Lake C harles, La. Poulson is th e son of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Poulson. A drian High H as G ridiron W in And H om ecom ing D ance A drian — The A drian high school football team tangled re cently w ith th e gridders from M iddleton (Idaho) high—and clob bered th e opposition 12 to zero. T he gam e was the annual hom e com ing tussle. A dance was held th e sam e evening. A t half-tim e during the game, A m ber McCoy w as crow ned hom ecom ing queen. The queen and h er a tte n d a n ts had been chosen by p opular votes from the ran k s of the senior girls. K a r en M cK inley and B ernadine Price w ere atten d an ts. The hom ecom ing dance, spon sored by th e P ep club, was held n the recreatio n room of the ele m en tary school. l I [ USE THE C L A SSIFIE D ADS. J The first concert of the 1954-55 season in the M alheur C om m un i ity C oncert series will be held in the O ntario High school au d ito r ium Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 8 p. m. The Men of Song w ill be the opening attraction. j This versatile group has had seven years experience on the concert stage w ith num erous ra d io and television appearances. On last season’s to u r the group sang in the W hite House for P resident and Mrs. Eisenhow er. Am ong th e radio and TV shows they have appeared on have I been The Show of Shows, the F red A llen Show, and C aravan of Stars. Joe C am pbell, tenor, is a g ra d uate of Ju llia rd and C olum bia U niversity schools of m usic, and has appeared w ith leading sym phony orchestras. C arl H onzak, tenor, has sung solo appearances w ith th e C hic ago S ym phony and th e Chicago O pera Association. He is a g ra d uate of th e Univ. of Chicago. Roger W hite, baritone, is w ide ly-know n in radio and concert w ork. He has been heard on T ex aco S ta r T heater, H arvest of S tars and C arnegie Hall. He holds degrees from Colum bia U niversity and was a fellow ship stu d en t at Ju llia rd G rad u ate School of Music. Edm und K arlsrud, bass, has had num erous solo appearances in radio, television and concert He atten d ed M innesota U niv ers ity and the Ju llia rd School of Music as a scholarship student. He organized the group. C harles T ouchette, p ia n ist-a r ran g er, has been on the concert stage for m any years. He has toured the w orld as accom paniest to m any noted singing stars. He is a g raduate of the New E ngland conservatory of Music. History in the po p u lar vein and suspen se-ad v en tu re fiction are included in the books going into circulation on S atu rd ay , Oct. 23. at the M alheur C ounty L ibrary. Thom as Costain has p ro d u c t^ a new historical chronicle about the m aking of C anada in th e days of th e F ren c h regim e, The W hite and th e Gold T h ieve’s Hole, by David How- a rth describes the stran g e c ir cum stances m w hich Sir John Monson is involved following his ex p loration of a m ysterious cave in the sea cliffs near w here he is vacationing. Born a Y ankee, by G race Car- sten s is th e story of K ate Fyfe, last of a long line of early Cape Cod settlers, who tries to break w ith fam ily trad itio n and the hold of New England. A new H ercule Piorot m ystery .by A gatha C hristie is F unerals A re Fatal. D iam onds for D anger, by David W alker is a novel of in te r national in trig u e and a chase after diam onds. Religion in the 20th C entury TO ARRIVE FROM KOREA Owen F ro erer was scheduled to a rriv e today following tw o years in the U nited S tates Army. He arriv ed in S eattle Friday, from K orea w here he had sp«nt 18 m onths. F ro erer is th e son of Mr. and Mrs Owen J. F ro erer of Vale, and the fiance of Miss Colleen By bee. edited by Vergilius F«'rm pro vides “a cross-section of the more im p o rtan t historic living religions • . together w ith those younger in age w hich are th riv in g h e a lth fully in our d ay ” and appraises them in term s of o ur times. W omen Today, is a collection of essays by w ell-know n w riters concerning fem inine conflicts, fru strations, and f u lfilm e n ts . L earning equipm ent and im provem ent are the principal to p ics in M odern S kiing by R obert Bourdon. Books of inform ation on v a ry ing subjects include M aking C or sages at Home, Basic S heet-M et al P ractice, and M odern P ra c ti cal Accounting. A book of poem s by H enry M orton Robinson, au th o r of The C ardinal, is en titled The E nchan ted G rindstone. C LA SSIFIED FOR RESU LTS Home beauty begimt w ith . . . Stunz Lumber Co. SAVE25< Mr. Grocer i Ai our og.nf, rodoom tbta coupon for 23« on tho purebat# of o package of kotty Crocker Angel food Cako MU. Any otltor appli cation conitltutoe fraud. Invoice*. ON A PACKAGE OF NEW BETTY CROCKER ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX proving pvrcKato within lot! 90 day* of dock to cover coupon* oiuit bo available upon reque*!, only one par cuttomer Cuitomer aiu*t pay any *alo* tan. Our tala*- men will pay you 24f plut 21 han dling for coupon* *o redeemed, or mall to General Milk, Inc., Dapt. 400, 423 Marquette, Mlnnoapoflt, Mlnnotota. O FFE R E X P IR E S 3 0 DAYS FROM DATE OF N E W SPA PE R F.25* H tor Mrs. E lm er Plache of Racine, Wise, arriv ed in Nyssa M onday evening w ith Mrs. H arry Bolles for an indefinite stay. 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R obertson, who died S unday at the hom e of her daughter, Mrs. Dewey Ray in S alt Lake City. F u n eral services w ill be con ducted today. (T hursday) at Des sert C hapel for Mrs. R obertson, a form er Nyssa resident. C IN em a S c o P c • Jersey C attle C lub Sees Film Strip V A LU ES Services In S alt Lake For Form er N yssan 20th Century-Fox’s production in - Your Library PAGE THREE 6th & Main at tb« "Y* Nyssa and special ojjer / M JB E a c h ...................... I T COFFEE <jy
