THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 21. 1958
Roberts. Talbot to Play All-Star Game
G erald T albot and Q uarterback
L arry Roberts are pictured at
last w eek's practice in O ntario
w ith P at A ckerm an. P ay ette
center.
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Elks' All-Slar Football Game Set
For Baker With Two Nyssa Players
Elks All S ta r football players
have been practicing in O ntario
the p ast tw o w eeks in prep aratio n
fo r the All S ta r gam e to be played
in B ak er S atu rd ay at 8 p.m. Two
Nyssa high school stars, G erald
Talbot, at halfback, and L arry
R oberts, at quarterback, will be
on the eastern Oregon squad.
The eastern Oregon squad’s op
position will be m ade up of p lay
ers rep resen tin g central O regon
cities. E ach team w as selected
from the su rro u n d in g high schools
in the area by coaches of the v a r
ious schools and players w ere
picked because of th eir o u tstan d
ing play du rin g the previous
year.
Coaches A rnie Lew is from Vale
and S tan S m ith from B aker re
p o rt th eir boys are shaping up
w ell a fte r tw o w eeks of practice.
T hey say the addition of F rank
H aw ley and G ary S m ith of Vale
and Bill W oodcock of B aker, who
all played in the S hrine gam e in
P o rtlan d last S atu rday, should a l
so add to the overall stren g th of
th e team .
P ractices are being held in the
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ONTARIO . . . 27
early evenings this week and one
n ig h t practice has been set. The
! boys have been eating m ost of
th eir m eals at the Elks lodge in
O ntario w ith the food being p re
pared and served by the O ntario
Em blem club and donated by
m echants and lodge m em bers.
The B ak er Elks expect a large
tu rn o u t for this y e a r’s gam e and
they have urged residents of this
area to atten d the gam e in B aker
S aturday.
Flying Metal
Injures Salter
The A m erican Legion A ux:.:urv
sponsored a bridge p arty Monday
afternoon and pinochle party that
evening at the C om m unity hall.
W inners in the bridge games
w ere Mrs. K en n eth Cot tie and
Mrs. NelLie Pow ell Mrs. V
am
Sohoen, Jim M alloy, Mrs Herman
Towne and C arl S eb u m w ere
w inners of the pinochle party.
Mrs. A rline B arnes and Hudson
Robb w ere m arried in cerem onies
conducted by a close friend, the
Rev. Harold Robbins of S outher-
lin. Ore., Tuesday afternoon at
2:00 oclock at the Robb hom e in
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Nyssa.
Daughter Visits at Home
For h er wedding, the new Mrs.
Robb w ore a P ersian blue two Of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Brady
piece afternoon dress. H er co r
Mrs. Q D C larkson of Portland
sage was of red roses.
was an overnight guest Saturday
M atron of honor was Mrs. H a r at the home of her parents, Mr.
old R obbins and best m an was and Mrs. J. I. Brady.
W ayne Robb, the bridegroom 's
H er son, David, w ho has been
son.
; visiting his g ran d p aren ts, re tu rn
P resent for the cerem ony w ere ed w ith his m o th er to join the
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C la rest of th eir fam ily on a tour of
rence W alker of W inston, Ore., n o rth ea ste rn Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glasgow of
P rairie City, Mr. and Mrs. W ayne
Robb and fam ily of Nyssa, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill H am ilton and fam
ily Mr. and Mrs. H arold Robbins
, and girls of S outherlin and Jim
and Roger B arnes, sons of Mrs.
Miss Ju d y W atts and P ete
Robb.
Thom as and Miss L ucille W ilder
T he couple w ho are honey and G arld L eav itt all of Nyssa
m ooning in W ashington, will live w ere wed in a double cerem ony
at 809 Reece Ave.
; S atu rd ay , Aug. 16 in W innem uc-
ca, Nev. by Ju stic e of Peace Jack
' H ew alt.
Deweys Leave to Attend
P aren ts of Miss W atts and
Parents’ Golden Event
Thom as are Mr. and Mrs. David
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dewey, T hom as of Nyssa and Mr. and
Chuckie and Allen Lee of Nyssa, Mrs. K enneth M aestretti of Tahoe
accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Valley, Calif.
Will Dewey of W eiser plan to
F or her w edding th e new Mrs.
leave F riday for Quincy, W ash, T hom as chose a lav en d er erystal-
w here they will attend the golden ette cocktail frock featuring the
w edding an n iv ersary observance em pire style and fashioned with
of D ale’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. a bodice of ap pliqued crystalette,
E dw ard A. Dewey of W est R ich scooped neckline, full skirt and
land, Wash.
a bow in back.
T he bride is a 1958 graduate of
T he celebrants are form er re si
dents of Nyssa.
Nyssa high school and is em ploy
Final Rites Pending
For Prairie City Man
Jo h n Earl Haley, 77, of P rairie
City, died there T uesday. Services
are pending u n d er direction of
L ienkaem per’s of Nyssa.
Mr. Haley was born May 2,
1881, in Illinois and was a re sid e n t
of th e P ra irie City com m unity for
the p ast 35 years.
He is survived by several n ep h
ews and nieces including Ed W ar
ren, Nyssa, Mrs. Leona Bingm an
and Mrs. M ary Wells, O ntario.
Californians Visit
Parents, Henry Fields
Mr. and Mrs. R obert Fields and
children of O akland, Calif , are
visiting his parents, the H enry
Fields for tw o weeks.
A w eek end house guest was
Mrs. F ields’ sister, Mrs. Hugh
Dority of B aker.
Two Local Couples Repeal Vows
In Double Wedding Ceremony
ed at M uir-R oberts Co., inc. The
bridegroom is a 1957 NHS g ra d
u ate and is em ployed at W estern
Idaho Produce. The couple are at
home at 714 N orth 3rd street.
Miss W ilder selected a princess
style dress of tu rq u o ise faille for
her wedding. T he full-sk irted
gown, accented by w hite fur
trim around the scoop neckline,
was designed w ith th re e -q u a rte r
len g th sleeves and a bow in back.
T he bride, w ho atten d ed Nyssa
high school, is em ployed at M uir-
R oberts Co. Inc. and h er husband,
a 1957 NHS grad u ate, is em ployed
at W atson’s Co. They are m aking
th eir hom e at 613 N orth 6th St.
P a re n ts of th e couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Bob W ilder and Golden
L eavitt, all of Nyssa.
Next Week; Suils Issued Tomorrow;
Opening Game Three Weeks Away
Bulldogs Football Season to Start
Uniforms for this year’s Nyssa Bulldog football squad will
be issued tomorrow (Friday) afternoon and evening, accord
ing to high school principal Jack Jenkins, with physicals and
the first practice set for Monday at 6 p.m
Jenkins urged all high school boys interested in playing
th is s e a s o n t<> r e p o r t a t th e *
high school gym F riday and Mon- ¡T05,1 successful coaches in th e
day. He said uniform s w ould be
riv er valley B league, his
issued from 1:30 to 5:30 and 6:30
ran up a 8 won, five lost
to 7:30 F riday afternoon and eve- anc* one ***** record,
ning.
H ere at Nyssa M orford w ill
Physicals have been set for 6:30 ;’e,’y€ as f*oac* football and base-
M onday evening, w ith th e Bull- *)a*‘ coach. assist in basketball,
dogs reporting for th eir first
teat‘h boys health, physical
practice at 6 p.m.
education and general science.
The Bulldog's new fo o tb a ll1 ^-oach H arry M cGinley will as-
coach, Bob M orford, is not sched- rlst **«*>«1 w ith football an d
uled to report for duty u n til F ri-
and serve as head ba* k c t-
day, Jen k in s said, but w ill be bau coac**'
here for uniform issuance F riday.
The Bulldogs are scheduled to
T his w ill be M orford’s first Play in the SRV jam boree in On-
y ear as Bulldog head football tario Sept. 12 an d th eir first hom e
coach. He was h ired last May to £arrlc W‘H be w ith Vale the fol-
end of the school y ea r by the lowing evening.
end of he school y ear by the
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resignation of S tan Olson.
U tah guests at the Gordon Ox-
He has been th e N otus high nam hom e S unday and Monday
school football coach for the past w ere Mr. and Mrs. R ichard G ar-
four years w here, ar one of the ner of Ogden.
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Leo Salter, 27, of route 1, N ys
sa, was adm itted to the M alheur
M em orial hospital for trea tm e n t
afer he was struck in the left eye
by a piece of m etal in an acci-
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He was released the n e x t day
in good condition.
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K. Cottles Announce
New Son at Seattle
A seven-pound son w as born
M onday to Mr. and Mrs. K enneth
L. C ottle at S eattle, W ash., w here
they are spending the sum m er
m onths.
G ra n d p are n ts of the new arriv al
are Mr. and Mrs. K en C ottle of
Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Allen
B u tle r of S eattle, form er resi
d en ts of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Lew is and
d aughter, Amy, spent W ednesday
in Boise tran sactin g business and
visiting Mrs. V ilate B onnel and
d au g h ter, Sally, an d w ith Mrs.
L aw rence B row n and new baby at
a t Boise hospital.
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TWO NYSSA H IG H SCHOOL
'football stars w ill be playing
for th e ea ste rn Oregon squad in
S atu rd ay 's all-star gam e in Bale,
er. F rom th e left. H alfback
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Card Parties Monday
Arline Barnes,
Hudson Robb Wed
In Riles Tuesday
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