THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 13. 1955
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i ed the Payette Pirates on the Pay-
| ette floor by the score of 52-46,
Nyssa jumped to a 18-14 first
quarter lead and were never in
very serious trouble throughout
the rest of the game until the
final seconds when the Pirates
| came within 4 points of tying up
the Bulldogs, but Jere Leseberg
The Nyssa Bulldogs continued flipped in a field goal in the last
their winning ways of the SRV 30 seconds of play for Nyssa to
conference games this season as end the rally for the Pirates.
they edged the visiting Meridian Three Nyssa starters, Holcomb.
Warriors 57-53 on the home court Siminar and Toombs all fouled
Friday night. The Nyssa squad out in the final quarter of the
jumped to an early lead when game.
they dropped in 21 counters in
John Siminar was high man
the first quarter, and carried their
for
the Nyssa team with 5 from
lead the remainder of the contest
the
floor
and 6 at the charity line
over the visitors from Idaho. Rod
ney Holcomb was again the big for a total of 16 points, followed
gun for the Nyssa crew with 7 by Toombs with 10 and Holcomb
field goals and 7 from the charity with 9. Bainbridge out did Sim
stripe for a total of 21 points to inar in the point column to take
lead all scoring for the game, fol scoring honors for the night with
lowed by Schenk with 13, and 17 for the Pirates.
Bill Lovejoy played a good de-
Siminar with 11.
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fensive
game as he topped the
Holcomb grabbed 13 rebounds
rebounders
for Nyssa with 7.
to lead in that department for the
Nyssa squad while Meridian’s I Josephson had the most for the
McGraw had 10. McGraw topped Idaho crew with 8.
In the Frosh-Soph game the Pi
his team’s scoring with 18 points.
rates
edged- out Nyssa 31-42 in
Nyssa led at the half by the
the final foi/rth quarter. The two
score of 29-26.
Nyssa lost the frosh-soph game teams battled on even terms in
the first half as they were dead
to Meridian 51-48.
locked at the first quarter and
Tied For First Place
half by the scores of 8-8 and 16-16,
Nyssa jumped into a two-way but the Pirates poured it on in
tie for first plhce with the Ontario the third as they scored 18 points
Tigers Tuesday night with three and were never headed for the
wins and no losses as they down- rest of the contest. Ronald Forbess
Bulldogs Stay On
Top With Two
Wins This Week
Gay Way Bowl
Weather Colder
Than In 1954
Teenagers at Nyssa High School Make
Appeal for Polio Funds Through TAP
give This campaign will be the
same as the porchlight campaign
of last year.
All of this money will be turn
ed over to the “March of Dimes”
at the end of our extensive camp
aign.
Remember, you, the public, are
the most important factors in the
success or failure of the fight
against Polio.
Stop and think next time you
start to buy a candy bar or a cup
of coffee. Wouldn't that nickel
or dime do more good in a
“March of Dimes” canister? As
you deposit your contribution,
think of the protection you, your
family and your friends will re
ceive from the “March of Dimes.”
Please give as freely as you
can, and remember, “Your dime
is the one the ‘March of Dimes’
needs.”
According to a run-down of
Nyssa’s weather this week com
pared to last year, temperatures
By Carl Tyler
the TAP fund.
row average 17 degrees colder in
As
you
all have realized by
This day, we hope will bring a
the daytime and 8 degrees colder
at night. This week's average now the annual "March of large contribution for the "Teens
minimum was a 17 with the cold Dimes” began January 3. You Against Polio.”
est night Sunday with 13 degrees. will undoubtedly receive many
Saturday, Jan. 15, will be Tag
Last year, temperatures on Fri chances to contribute to this ex Day on the Nyssa main streets.
cellent
fund
raising
campaign.
day and Saturday, Jan. 8 and 9
The Girls Athletic association
Have you ever stopped and will be on the street selling small
reached the lowest for the week
thought, when contributing your replicas of blue crutches. These
with 18 degrees.
Eight leagues of bowlers end
Maximum average for this dime to the fund, that this dime crutches will be sold in the same
ed the first half series of bowling week is 26 degrees. Minimum is may be the stepping stone to vict
manner as the poppys have been
last week at the Gay Way Bowl. 17.
ory over the dreaded disease, l in the past. Any amount you
The Idaho-Oregon league, the
Max.
Min polio?
j would like to donate will be ac-
only league to end the half in a Jan. 5
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We are are on the verge of a | cepted.
tie, showed Nyssa Lumber Co.
28
15 | complete control of this crippling
winners over Manser, Inc., in the Jan. 6 7 _
On Thursday, Jan. 20, the boys
26
21 disease, but money is the prime
play-off for first place.
j
of
the Hi-Y club will come TAP-
Jan 8 0
23
22 factor irt our battle. Your one
Other first placers and their Jan 9
21
13 dime, along with millions of doll I ping on your doors asking for any
leagues are Jaekel and Rogers,
19 ars in dimes, nickels and quart | contributions you would like to
10
29
Nisei Major league; Stunz Lum
31
14 ers will add up to a victory for
11
ber, Valley Women's league; Soy
14 the “March of Dimes.”
12
Bean Products, Gaw Way Nisei
Perhaps you feel that one dime
Women’s league; Osaki’s Phillips
37
35
that you have contributed will do
66, Ontario Nisei Commercial Central Produce
37
35
no good. Last year over 85 mill
league; East Side Cafe, Gay Way , East Side Florist
Classic league. Taylor’s Food Mar Van Petten Lumber 354 36 4 ion contributors joined in the
37
“March of Dimes.” Out of these
ket, Snake River Valley league Lynn Josephson Pro. 35
and Rinelli Fruit Co., Monday Everybody’s of Nyssa 334 384 millions, less than 500 people
City Cleaners
33
39
gave over $500 apiece to the
Night Women's league.
Ontario Produce
33
39
drive, proof that the amount con
Nisei Major League
4th Ave “66" Service 31
41
tributed by the individual does
High game—190, S. Umemota not matter.
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High series—498, M. Osaki.
Jaekel & Rogers
34
20
Polio, as you know is one of
High Ave.—157, M. Wakasugi. our most dreaded diseases, it is
Hollingsworths’
31 4 224
Building Specialties
31
23
Nisei Commercial League
a crippler and a killer. It strikes
Central Produce
30
24
at the home of rich and poor,
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“V” Club
27
27
young or old, regardless of race,
Osaki’s Phillips “66" 37
17
Blair & Jacobs Motors 26
28
Ontario Simplot
21
creed or color. All these people
33
Bunting Tractor
25
29
31 1 i 22 4 are joining in the “March of
Parson's Fruit Co.
Paul A Roberts
244 294 Rainier Beer
24
Dimes.”
30
Child Rros. “66” Ser. 22
32
Josephson, Payette
The young people of Nyssa
29
25
PlaA ’s Tavern
19
35
Villa Park Market
28
26 . high school are especially aware
High game—219, M. Nakamura Meeker-Taylor Trade 25
29
of this fact. We students have
FROM THE WEST IS THE BEST
High series—4533, S. Hironaka. Ontario Produce
244 29 4' started a Teenagers Against Polio
High Ave.— 188 S. Hironaka
17
37
campaign. This campaign, known
Mun Iseri Insurance
39
Big “4” Billiards
15
as TAP, is a well organized plan
Idaho-Oregon League
High game—243, 1 Hat ada.
of soliciting contributions for the
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High series—600. M. Nakamura “March of Dimes.”
Nyssa Lumber Co.
34
20
High Ave.—188. G Vaughn.
Last Saturday, the Future
Call 3330 for Prices.
Manser, Inc.
34
20
More Specials for Thursday,
Farmers of America led off the
Outdoorsmen
Gay Way Classic League
33
21
TAP
campaign
b
y
obtaining
Chaney
Wholesale
31
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Come Out and Pick Your Beef Today
$201.22 in their annual “Block of
White Hardware
Friday and Saturday
26
28 Town Tavern
36
18
Dimes.” Fifty dollars of this was
Bicandis, Adrian
25
29 East Side Cafe
32
22
donated from their treasury
Garrett Freighlines
24
30 Nampa Bowl
32
22
Tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 14, will
Dee’s Clippers
22
32 I Sheldon Amusement 31
23
be Polio Day at Nyssa high
Stunz Lumber, N. P.
21
33 Nyssa Implement
30
24
Kiwanis, N. P.
20
34 Moore Hotel & Lounge 29'
24 4 school. All students will be urged
to bring their donations on this
High game—230, J Wagner.
| Rinelli Fruit
29
25
day.
High series—568, Dr. Kotas.
j Leedy's Grill
23
31
| Cairo Market
171
36 1 ■ That same evening after the I
Nisei Women's League
Vale-Nyssa basketball game, a <
Meadow Gold
14
40
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High game—255. M. Nakamura dance will be sponsored by th e;
Soy Bean Products 43
29
High series—634, John Gibbs. Lettermen’s club. An admission i
East Side Drug
42
30
of 25 cents per person will be j
Snake River Valley League
charged, all proceeds will go to !
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who has done most of the scoring
26
for the Nyssa Frosh-Soph team Taylor’s Food Market 46
USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS
43
29
this year was again high man of Evans Motor
STATE INSPECTED MEAT
31
the evening with 7 field goals Sheldon Amusement 41
32
and 5 free throws for a total of Tobler’s Feed & Fuel 40
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
Purina Kids
394 324
19 points.
The Bulldogs will take on the Harbor of Lost Soles 354 364
COMPLETE PROCESSING
3 5 4 364
Vale Vikings on the home court Westfall Wheel
.
31
41
this Friday night. The Bulldogs Idaho Power
and Ready for Your
284 43 4
will be looking for their fourth Gay Way Service
19
53
conference win while the Vikings Valley Growers
High game—217, A. Yundt.
Deep Freeze.
who have beaten Nyssa in post
New Power — New Looks — New Features
High series—598, W. Anderson.
season games this year have a
High
Ave.—179,
Blackabv.
1-2 record. The Bullodgs will have
See Them JANUARY 20 at—
to stop the Bates brothers who
Monday Night League
are getting most of the points for
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the Vikings if they want to rack Rinelli Fruit £o.
51
21
up their fourth win this Friday M -R & Burningham 49
23
night
Jaekel & Rogers Co. 48
24
Bracken's Dept.
46
26
Berrett’s Service
44 4 27 4
37
Brownie’s Cafe
35
Sheldon’s Jukes
36
36
Mal. M Hospital
234 48 4
50
Ben Franklin T?toi;e
22
69
Wilson’s Dept. Store
3
High team series—
Jaekel & Rogers, hdep.
2065
High team game—
Bracken’s Dept Store, hdep. 735
High individual series—
Mary Nakamura, scratch
535
High individual game—
214
Mary Nakamura, scratch
Valley Women's League
Standing Tuesday. Jan. 11
You Wouldn't Buy Your Clothes from a Plummer;
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Manser’s Inc.
4
> >V ■
Leedy’s Grill
4
So Why Not Buy Your Seed from a Seedman.
That Register Before
Ackerman Motor
4
Knox Drug
3
Don't settle for inferior seeds when the best cost so little
Watson & LaMantia
3
H & D. Market
1
more. We have a complete stock of
Owyhee Beauty
1
Will Gel
Stunz Lumber
0
Idaho Power
0
Certified Seed Grains.
V p w
0
High individual game—
Harriet Weims
191
High individual series—
You m ust ro m e in and siqn up b efo re 12 o 'clo ck S a tu rd a y . T h ere is only
Lucile Seamont
519
1500 a v a ila b le, so com e in rig h t aw ay.
High individual game—
*
Ackerman Motor '
Y es it's r-oid. but one 250 w att In fra red h eat lam p w ill brood them in
610
High team series—
below zero w eath er.
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Leedy’s Bowl
1901
B y M arch 15th you can have the tastiest fry e rs you ev er a le if fed on
Ontario Women's League
P u rin a B ro ile r Chow.
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Ginzel’s
44
20
Charm Beauty Salon 414 224
Hales Sheet Metal
34
30
Turner Sport Goods 35
32
291., 34 4
Polar Bear
Phone 3115
Ore-Ida Potato Pro.
11
53
403 Main
High scratch series
Jean McFall
510
High scratch game—
Bonnie Roberts
180
January White Sale
and Clearance
SPECIALS
CORN FED BEEF
Only Three More Days
. . . and Our Price Is Right . . .
EV ER YB O D Y’S
Inc. of Nyssa
NEVER BEFORE . . . !
Iniernational Announces Five New Farmalls
Hopkins Wholesale Meats
OWYHEE TRUCK & IMPLEMENT CO.
FR EE
C H IC K S
For the First 100 Adults
Certified
SEED G R A IN S
t;
Saturday Noon, Jan. 15
15 FREE Cockerels.
Custom Cleaning and Treating
Tobler’s Feed & Fuel
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Dessert Seed Co.
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WHY COOK ON SUNDAY?
Let Us Set Your Table
We Operale Under Certified Malheur County
RESTAURANT LICENSE
BUS DEPOT
POTATO SALAD — MACARONI SALAD
PACK-
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OTHER SUNDAY NECESSITIES
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