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PAGE FOUR THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1955 BULLDOGS WIN TWO, LOSE FARM BUREAU PARTY ONE IN PAST W EEK'S PLAY The M alheur county Farm B u r eau has announced a fun p arty (C ontinued from Page 1) for its m em bers and ch ild ren at for the scoring sp u rt by the B ull the Vale com m unity hall n ex t The V eterans of Foreign Wars dogs, to give them a six point S atu rd ay evening. A short p ro lead which was erased to four will sponsor an o th er w restling gram , including card games, F ans w ill be treated to two ' points by a Huskie basket in the card Monday at 8:30 p m. at the bingo and dancing w ill provide h o urs of razzle dazzle basketball | closing seconds of the contest, eld gym nasium , en tertain m en t, as well as gam es The card will featu re g ru n t and n ex t T uesday night w hen the j The home club stalled the final for all children. Potluck re fre sh w orld-fam ous H arlem G lo b etro t m om ents of the contest aw ay, to groan artists from P o rtlan d clear m ents will be served. I to Helsinki, Finland, but the m ain ters play the Boston W hirlw inds register the win. High man in UM c o rin g COl- event will feature two wom en a t th e Nyssa high gym at 7:30 Nisei W om en's League p.m. In th e cage opener, the umn for the Bulldogs was center w restlers, Shirley W inters of W L G lo b etro tters will take on the C ol K enny Toombs w ith 5 from the Sheridan. Wyo. against F ern La- O ntario P roduce 10 2i lege of Idaho JV ’s, followed by > floor and 4 from the charity verne of D avenport, Iowa. The 20-m inute half, played by the stripe for total of 14 points, w ith m ain struggle w ill have a one East Side Drugs 9 3 W guards uohn S im iniar and L arry hour tim e lim it or best tw o out of O utdoorsm en J V ’s and th e G lobetrotters. 6 E verybody’s of Nyssa 9 3! Schenk totaling 12 counters for three falls to decide the m atch, K iw anis A fter a short interm ission, the 6 L ynn Josephson P roduce 9 3 I The sem i-final of the evening Nyssa L um ber B oston W hirlw inds will m atch the w inning cause. _5 East Side F lorist 7 5 court w its w ith the T rotters in E m m ett’s D uane B arrett e v e n -! wl1* P‘t A/ m<L ^-alll° 2 } Helsinki M anser, Inc. ...... 5 Van P a tte n L um ber .... 6 6 th e m ain event of the evening. ed pom ts w ith Toom bs for the again st.Jo h n Cobb of Dallas. Tex D ee’s C lippers 5 Soy Bean P roducts 5 7 a 45 m inute tim e limit, B etw een halves of the T rotters- high scoring honors of the night 5 Bicandi 4th Ave "66” S ervice 3 9 Boston gam e th ree speciality acts w ith 14 for the losers. Opening the M onday night G a rre tt F reightlines 4 C en tral P roduce 2 10 will be presented to give fans a Lose To John Day 4 I card wl11 be an ° re Son lad ' Jack S tunz L um ber City C leaners 0 12 .„ , D , .. , , Bell of P ortland tangling w ith C haney W holesale full ev en in g ’s en tertain m e n t w ith 3 F orw ard Rod Holcomb cam e WflU goutherm an, a form er U. S. High gam e— 191, S Nakano. out any lag or break. 2 W hite H ardw are through for the Nyssa Bulldogs N cham m on High series—518, M. N akam ura. T ickets are now on sale for the with a field goal to tie up the High gam e—213, T. M atsubu. tn a m Pl o n _____________ High ave.— 158, M W akasugi. contest at the B ernard Eastm an game w ith the Jo h n Dav P ro s T High series—567, M atsubu. Valley W om en's League In su ran ce Agency. The C aldw ell pectors S atu rd ay night at 48-48 S heets before the clock ran out High average— 174, Dr. Kotas W L R ound T able is sponsoring the all, w ith ju st 54 seconds on the Jo give the G rant high squad a M onday N ight League A ckerm an 12 gam e. , clock left in the gam e, but to no. 22-20 lead at the half S tandings Ja n u a ry 31 Manser’s 12 avail as reserve guard C ant of the H alf-tim e activities included a W L H ft D 11 G ran t squad broke loose for a square dance group from the Ar- W atson’s 10 12 0 long jum p shot w hich connected cadia elem entary school who put B row nie’s Cafe K nox D rug 9 9*2 2M > S heldon’s Ju kes Feb. 3—Jay cee-elte m eeting, 8 p. to set up the Prospectors for the on a fine exhibition for the crowd 9 S tunz L u m b er 9 3 Jae k el & Rogers m.. hom e of Mrs. G erald C urry. win by the score of 51-49 on hand for the game. 8 O w yhee B eauty - 8 M R & B urningham 5 Feb. 8—St. P aul's Episcopal guild The contest played in the Nyssa In the third q u a rte r the Pros- 11 L eedy’s G rill 5 5 w ill be held Feb. 8 instead of higli gym S aturday night, saw pectors stretched their lead to six- B e rre tt’s Service 13 Idaho Pow er 3 I 5 Feb. 14. as previously scheduled. the Bulldogs jum p to a 14-4 lead points w ith baskets dunked by Rm elli F ru it Co. V F W 1 15 6 6 Ben F ran k lin Store Feb. 15— Oregon T rail hom e in the first q u a rte r w ith so p h o -' Dolvin and another sophom ore High individual gam e— econom ics club will hold the F eb more guard L arry Schenk open- varsity player F a:ley, who gave B racken’s Dept. tSore 1*4 10*2 209 Fay Brown 11 1 ru a ry m eeting at the hom e of ing scoring for Nyssa w ith tw o I the Bulldogs trouble all evening Mai. Mem. HosDital High team gam e— O ' 12 W ilson’s Bros. Dept. Mrs. George C leaver. quick field goals and a free throw hy hitting from anyw here on the 627 L eedy’s G rill High team series— Holcomb, Toombs and S m ininiar court. Holcom b and Toombs came High team series— 2016 also figured in the 14-point out- through w ith counters for N 'ssa Jae k el and Rogers 1982 L eedy’s G rill burst, but G ra n t’s F arley scored to erase a 10-point lead by G rant Muir. R oberts & Burn. High individual series— Jan . 26— Mr. and Mrs. V. E. | High team gam e— on a long rig h t-h an d e r and was to ju st five as the third q u arte r 512 746 Fav Brown Sleight, Nyssa, boy. B racken’s Dept. fouled in the process, F arley ended 36-28. Again G ra n ts f-ar- 718 Jan . 30—Mr. and Mrs. M elvin Rinelli F ruit dunked his toss from the charity | h\v connected w ith 4 quick bas- B isher, O ntario, boy. High individual series— "-TRRENT C RA IN PRICES line to erase the lead to seven k e t-s anft a free throw to stretch Feb. 2 — Mr. and Mrs. H ershali I points to show a first q u a rte r th e visitors lead to 41-28 m idw ay B etty W alters, scratch 5,’l W heat $3 15 cw t Ray, P arm a, girl. 513 Fay B row n, scratch O ats 52 35 cw t score by the Nyssa team of 14-7. in the last stanza A fter the Nyssa High individual gam e— $2.25 cwt The Prospectors opened the sec squad had erased a 15-point lead B etty W alters, scratch 2on ! P arley r ’orn $3.15 cw t ond half w ith a b arrag e of points Jo Ju-Si 10 w ith counters by Love- 198 Rye $2.10 cw t by Yokum and F arley hitting j°y atld Ken Toombs, Rod Hol- B. B errie, scratch S nake R iver V alley L eague from outside and 6-foot, 3-inch comb tu rn ed the gam e into a real W L G ran t cen ter Dovlin w ith tip-ins th rille r when he connected w ith a from beenath the hoop to over- i jum p shot and seconds later when P u rin a Kiris 9 >2 2 * 4 tak e the Bulldogs late in q u arter, the Bulldogs used their fast break Evans Motor 4 8 w ith a last m inute basket by along w ith some excellent passing. H arbor of Lost Soles 4 8 - I scored again on a lay-in to show Idaho Pow er 7 5 a lead of 48-42 held by John Dav Valiev G row ers 6 6 A full court press by the Bull- Sheldon A m usem ent I 5 I dogs proved effective w hen an Gav Way Service 5M> 6*4 intercepted was taken by Nyssa T o b ler’s. Feed & Fu°I 8 4 ‘ and seconds later G uard John 8 4 T ay lo r’s Food M arket 1 S m iniar was fouled on an a t 9 3 W estfall Wheel tem pted shot and he calm ly can High gam e 215. .T. C eniga ned both of them. On the next High series—600. J. Ceniga. Nyssa play S im iniar followed H ig h .av erag e— 184, J. Y ruguen through w ith tw o m ore from the VS Gay Way Classic L eague ch arity line after again being I W L I fouled to erase the G ran t lead to j 0 6 East Side Cafe 3 points. 6 3 G iron who was also feruled in Rinelli F ruit Co. 6 3 the last m inute of play rang a N am pa Bowl ng 6 3 ! point through the hoop, and then Moore Hotel A- Loungs 3 6 i Holcomb tied up the contest w ith L eedy’s G rill &■ Bowl 4 5 i a quick basket, only to have Jo h n Town T ave-n P 3 ! C ant sink a rin g er w ith just sec M eadow Gold Ice C ream 2 7 onds left in the ball gam e to give C airo M arket 5 I J the contest to the John Day team . Sheldon A m usem ent 8 1 High m an for the Bulldogs was Nvssa Im plem ent Keep the Bulldogs Winning By Supporting i Rod Holcomb w ith 6 field goals High gam e—253, G. H ironaka Them At All the Home Games j and 3 free throw s for 15 points, High series—620, G. H ironaka I closely follow ed by Toom bs w ith Nisei C om m ercial League 1 13. L W G ra n t’s Dolvin had 17 to take Parson F ru it Co. 8 1 scoring honors for the night. 2 7 O saki’s P hillips “66” 6 3 P ay ette H ere F riday  y O ntario Sim plot 6 3 T he Nyssa Bulldogs will e n te r O ntario P roduce 4 5 tain the P ay ette P irates on the Villa P ark M arket 5 4 Big 4 B illiards 6 3 Josephson. P ay ette 2 7 M eeker T aylor T racto r 2 7 R ainier Beer 2 7 Mun Iseri Insurance Hii:h gam e—220. T akahashi. High sériés—587, L. Inouve High average— 188, Vaughn. Nisei M ajor League W L 3 6 Jaek el A- Rogers 6 3 “V” Club 6 3 P laza’s T avern 4 Child Bros "66" Service 5 4 2 H ollingsw orths’ 2 4 B lair & Jacobs Motors 4*4 4*6 C entral Produce 2M; 6*2 B uilding C pecialties 2 7 B unting T ractor 2 7 P aul A R oberts BEST TWO OUT THREE FALLS OR ONE HOUR TIME High gam e—258. K am rshige. High series—599. J W atanabe. H igh ave 185. S H ironaka. Women Groaners Coming Monday Unusual Show Is Premised Tuesday By Globetrotters Gay Way Bowl Coming Events- Nyssa Births . . . Journal Classified Ads Pay BASKETBALL! Milk Sam ples Run Through Dairy Lab Stunz Follows County Vote On Power Dam Issue Em il A. Stunz was one of two Dem ocratic rep resen tativ es in the O regon legislature to cast a su p porting vote last F riday for a m em orial to congress calling on the federal governm ent to build J« h n Day dam w ith federal funds th rough p artn ersh ip a rra n g e m ents. The m em orial cleared the house by a vote of 35 to 23. The D em ocrat voting w ith Stunz and 33 R epublicians was H enry Sem- on of K lam ath Falls. The Jo h n Day dam would cost $320 m illion and would be built w ith governm ent funds and ac cording to A rm y E ngineers’ spec ifications. In case the governm ent does not have or w ill not m ake the necessary appropriations, th ere are p riv ate com panies th at will fu rn ish up to some $164 m illion and perhaps even m ore if necessary, to be loaned as it w ere at 2*4 percent in terest and agree to pay app ro x im ately $22 per k w. per y ear for the electri city generated. Should this am ount they a d vanced be used up before 50 years time, as will be specified in the contract, the com panies will have to pay at the sam e rat .' until th eir ontract does expire and the pow er com panies, th at advanced the money, are to be given first chance to en ter into a new con tract w ith the governm ent for the pow er generated at th e dam. Stunz stated, "It becam e very ap p a ren t in the d ebate on the floor th at those in favor of fe d er al pow er would vote against the m em orial and those in favor of p riv ate pow er w ere going to vote for it. “At the last Nov. 2 election Ul- lm an got 2,542 votes and Coon got 3,718 votes in M alheur coun ty; N euberger got 2,783 votes and Cordon received 3.481. Cordon received 3,481. W ith this preference expressed by th e peo- M ore than 14,000 sam ples of fluid m ilk, frozen desserts and o th er d airy products w ere ru n th rough the bacteriological and chem ical laboratories of th e state d ep a rtm en t of a rg ric u ltu re at Salem du rin g 1952 To get these official sam ples fieldm en in sp ect ed 3,657 farm s, 345 processing p lan ts and 225 m an u factu rin g plants. These are som e of th e h ig h lights from the an n u a l re p o rt of O. K Beals, chief of th e d e p a rt m en t’s division of dairies. The state d airy specialists also m ade m ore th an 8100 sedim ent tests on fluid m ilk, 36,141 on m a n u fa c tu r ing m ilk and 2768 on cream . The rep o rt also show s m ore than 3600 inspections in th e food san itatio n field outside of d a ir ies and around 1600 inspections of foods, fertilizers and econom ic poisons. M ichael Jon Bowen is convelas- cing at his hom e follow ing a case of the m um ps. pie I rep resen t in m ind, I voted fo r the m em orial.” M alheur co u n ty's rep resen ta tiv e said. BASKETBALL.. PAYETTE Nyssa High School Gymnasium N Y SSA Friday Night, Feb. 4th Tuesday, Feb. 8,1955 Nyssa High School Gym Preliminary—6:45 Varsity—8:15 r i f e © JPm LADY WRESTLING MAIN EVENT Shirley Winters Fern Laverne VS. The Western Rodeo Queen—Sheridan. Wyoming Davenport. Iowa SEMI FINAL BEST TWO OUT OF THREE FALL OF 45 MINUTES TIME Aimo Kallio John Cobb VS. 230 Lbs.—Dallas. Texas— Texas Colored Heavy Wt. Champ 215 Lbs.—Helsinki, Finland OPENER ONE FALL OR 30 MINUTES TIME Jack Bell Portland. Oregon VS. Walt Southerman Former U. S. Navy Champ The OLD GYM ... Nyssa Feb. CHILDREN—$ .50 wmimmmmmm: 7 , 8:30 GENERAL ADMISSION-$1.00 Prices Include Federal Tax p.m. RINGSIDE—$1.25 V. F. W. SPONSORED hom e court F rid ay night The Bulldogs who w ere pasted last S atu rd ay night by the Jo h n Day Prospectors in a v ery close game, h ave a 4-3 win loss record in league plav w ith victories over E m m ett tw ice and M eridian an d . P ay ette. T he P irates who are cu rren tly j in the league cellar w ith six lo s -! ses. should nev erth eless give the Bulldogs a p re tty good gam e Norm G ilbert of the P ay ette squad should put on th e shooting ex h i-j bition for the Idaho visitors this j F rid ay night for he has been av er- j aging around 12 points per game, i w hile Nyssa has a good balanced team w ith Rod Holcom b leading scoring for the Bulldogs, along w ith S im iniar. Toombs, and Schenk figuring h e a \ilv in the point colum n. A nother starter, j Bill Lovejoy w ho hasn 't been so ou tstan d in g in scoring is an e x c e l-: len t defensive m an and as b a l l ! h an d ler sets up a lot of plays for the Bulldogs. The conference gam e w ith the Nyssa cage squad tak in g on the Vale V ikings Feb. 8, has been re scheduled and w ill be played on Feb. 7, at the V ikings hom e court The contest was re-scheduled due to the H arlem G lo b etro tters and Boston W hirlw inds playing at! Nvssa on Feb 8. USE THE C L A SSIFIE D ADS. ~*m aaœ âü m The ORIGINAL Harlem Globetrotters VS. Boston W hirlwinds with Clarence (Bevo) Francis ADDED ATTRACTIONS: Umberto Basso and Wfie—Juggling Act Cartland <& REISMAN—Table Tennis Champs Elimer Austalian—Variety Artists RESERVED SEATS ON SALE AT EASTMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Admission—Reserved Seats $1.75 and $2.20 General Admission $1.25 DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 P. M. Sponsored by Caldwell Athletic Roundtable
