Nyssa gate city journal., June 21, 1956, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

THE NY3SA GATE CITY JO U R N A L . N YSSA. OREGON THURSDAY JUVE 21. ISM
JOURNAL
SPORTS
Nyssa Downs Homedale Nine 7-5
In 11 Inning Border League Game
Swim Program
By Red Cross
Starts Monday
Catiish Trapping
Action Explained
By Commission
Izaak Waltons Plan
Boy Scout Outing
S u n se t Valley — T he M a lh e u r
c h a p te r of the Izaak W alton
league has m a d e plans to ta k e
Boy Sc o u ts of Vale. O ntario, A d ­
rian a n d Nyssa c o m m u n itie s on
an o v e rn ig h t c a m p in g trip F riday,
it was a n n o u n c e d by E E Clong-
inger.
T he c a m p in g p a r ty com posed of
a b o u t 70 scoyts a n d n u m e ro u s
league m em bers, exp e c ts to go
to O w y h e e re se rv o ir at 4 p.m and
the boys will be ta k e n on the lake
in boats.
W. C. L ightfoot, regional s u p e r­
visor for th e S o u th e a st region of
the S ta te g a m e commission at the
H m e s office ca lle d the J o u rn a l
this w e e k to e x p la in the action
of th e c om m ission in trapping
c h a n n e l c a tfish in the O w yhee
river, a n a c tio n w hich has s tir ­
red up c o n sid e ra b le controversy
in this area.
T h e necessity for the action
was tra c e d b a c k to action by the
C O A C H E S SEEK JO B
com m ission w h ic h last fall r e ­
S
e
v
e
ra l ap p lic a tio n ha ve been
h a b ilita te d the m iddle fork of the
received
for the Nyssa school
M a lh e u r
r iv e r
above
W arm
S prings in w h ic h there was coaching job. S u p t R V. W ilson
n o th in g b u t r o u g h fish, m eaning said W ednesday, a n d a choice
pro b a b ly will be m a d e by J u l y 1
no fishing in th e area
T he fish a n d w ildlife bodv also T he va c a nc y re su lte d from the
poisoned the Silvier, rive r to e r a d ­ resignation of Bill J a r r e t t . b a s k e t­
ball a n d baseball coach, w ho has
icate carp.
“ We
are
restocking
the accepted a sim ila r position at
stre a m s," said Lightfoot, "and O ntario.
both a r e most su ita b le for c h a n ­
nel catfish a n d sm all m outh bass.”
“ U n f o r tu n a te ly there are no
h a tc h e rie s in W e ste rn U S w here
such fish can be obtained. T here
Miss Carol Lea H ickox, d a u g h ­
is a well e sta b lish e d population te r of Mr. a n d Mrs. E v e r e tt F
of sm all m o u th bass and channel H ickox of O n ta rio has be e n a-
c atfish in th e S n a k e and tr i b u t a ­ w a rd e d the M a lh e u r M em orial
ries a n d this p ro v id e s the closest n u r s in g scholarship.
source from w h ic h to obtain the
T he scholarship, given by the
fish.”
N yssa c h a m b e r of com m erce.
“W e a re u n d e r ta k in g a limited Eagles, Lions and M a lh e u r M e m ­
p ro g ra m for c a tc h in g brood fish orial hospital a u x ilia ry , is a w a r d ­
for re stoc king in the middle fork ! ed to a n y girl in M alheur. P a y ­
of th e M a lh e u r and we are r e ­ e tte or C a nyon c ounties w ho is
stocking a b o v e th e W arm Springs in te re ste d in the n u rsin g or p h y s ­
re se rv o ir.”
io th e ra p y field.
“O nly 58 cats h a v e been caught
P re v io u s re c ip ie n ts of the a-
to d a te and th e total n u m b e r will w a rd a r e K a th e r in e S p r in g e r of
not e xceed a few hundred. This F r u itla n d , P a tr ic ia S m ith of A d ­
will in no w a y a ffect the supply ria n a n d J a n e H oriuchi of O n ­
of fish in the S n a k e riv e r.” L ig h t­ tario.
foot concluded.
Nyssa 2nd Tops
Senior League
Boxing Card
Waiting O.K.
T e a m S ta n d in g s
Won
5
5
2
3
1
1
0
Nyssa 2nd
Parm a
O n ta rio
Nyssa 2nd Bees
Owyhee
O n ta rio
Vale
Lost
0
1
1
o
4
4
5
Both the sta te A A.U. a n d U 10
boxing com mission ha v e b e e n
conta c te d as the final ste p in a r ­
ra n g in g a su m m e r boxing ^h o « r
for Nyssa
T he action was de e m e d a d v is ­
able so th a t a m a t e u r f i g h t e r s
w ould not place th e m se lv e s i n
je a p o r d y in e v e n t th e y wishe<S
to f u r th e r th e ir boxing c a re e rs .
A rra n g e m e n ts have be e n m a d tf
for a ring and a place to hold t h »
show and o v e r 12 boxers, m a n y
w ith exc e lle nt records h a v e e v in ­
ced in te re st in* ta k in g p a r t in the-
card.
It is hoped th a t w ith in a w e e k a
d e fin ite d a te can be set.
A fte r e xpe nse s it is p la n n e d t o
give the proceeds to f u r th e r r e c r e ­
a tio n pro g ra m s in Nyssa a n d p u r ­
chase badly needed e q u i p m e n t f o r
a th le tic p ro g ra m s w h ic h h a v e
be e n in stitu te d a t the labor c a m p .
L e a ding h itte rs
N yssa fo u g h t H om edale and the ‘a b o a rd k n o tte d the score. At the
J
im S k e e n
w e a th e r fo r 11 innings T u e sd a y top of th e U t h doubles by St-
T h e Red Cross sw im m in g p r o ­
857
Bill Beus
.750
n ig h t in a B o rd e r L eague gam e m ia n e r a n d P o u n d s d ro v e in tw o g r a m will get u n d e r w ay Monday,
Mel P a c k e r
666
pla ye d
at
H om edale, coming ru n s for the victory.
J u n e 25 a n d will c o ntinue th ro u g h
Roger Skeen
625
th r o u g h w ith a tw o -ru n rally at
J
u
l
y
0
according
to
Bill
J
a
r
r
e
tt,
Rich Wilson m a d e a b rillia n t
T om Moore
615
the top of th e 11th to notch th e ir peg to hom e in the e ig h th inning re c re atio n director.
Je
sse
S
to
k
e
r
.571
first victory, 7-5.
A bus will leave the city p a rk
a f te r fielding a single to catch a
G a ry Blacker
555
In th e m e a n tim e a t Boise, P a y ­ r u n n e r a tte m p tin g to score from a t 8:30 a.m. Those u n d e r 12 will
D ean M ontgom ery
.555
e tte b a ttle d the hom e team to a second w h ic h tu r n e d out to be the pay 15c for the pool and 10c for
F re d Mitchell
.500
the bus trip T hose over 12 years
4-4 tie in a gam e called d u e to tu rn in g po in t of the game.
H a rle y S a ge r
454
will
be
c
h
a
rg
e
d
25c
at
the
pool
r a in at th e e n d of th e 11th inning
C ox sta r te d for Nyssa a n d a f te r
Ernie D u r r a n t
.454
there. W e ise r and N a m p a w ere a s h a k y first inning pitc h e d good in a d d itio n to bus fare.
w a sh e d off the schedule.
To da te 185 ha ve signed up for
ball. He was re lie ve d in th e n in th
T he Nyssa S ta k e S e n io r Soft-
P a y e tte will be seen in action in n in g w h e n he w e a k e n e d and the su m m e r p ro g ra m w ith 85 of
ball league w as ra in e d out T u e s ­
h e re F r id a y night w he n th e y w a lk e d tw o men. G le n M arcum these ta k in g a d v a n ta g e of the
day night before c o m p le tin g the
ta ngle w ith Nyssa at the high cam e in a n d put out the fire a n d T u e s d a y - T h u r s d a v trips to the
com plete n ig h t’s schedule. How-
J u n e 22-23— R e b e k a h ’s a n n u a l
sw im m in g pool. T his ac tiv ity is
school field a t 8:30 p.m.
v e r Nyssa 2nd Bees took a win r u m m a g e sale in the Old B e n
received c re d it for the win.
from O w y h e e b ehind the 1 -hit F r a n k lin Store.
Nyssa, displaying a 12-hit at-
H om edale w as its o w n w orst in a d d itio n to the Red Cioss p r o ­
pitching of G a r y Beus. F r a n k I J u n e 22— N y ssa -P a y e tte B o rd e r
/tf :k w h ic h included th re e doubles e n e m y in several cases, piling up gram . Buses for the a fte rn o o n ses­
S k e e n a n d Rodney Beus w o rk e d j L e a g u e baseball, 8:00 p. m. N y s s a
a n d tw o trip le s fought back th re e ; a n u n e n v ia b le total of 13 e rro rs sions on T u e sd a y and T h u rsd a y
b e h in d the plate.
high school field.
tim es to ta k e the game. H om edale d u r in g the contest. T o b le r ’s boys leave the p a r k at 1:00 p.m.
J a r r e t t a n n o u n c e d th a t 30 ha v e
su rg e d a h e a d w ith a 3-run first w ere not especially a ir tig h t e ith-
J u n e 23— LDS w e e k ly s t a k e
Ronald J o h n s to n for the Bees
signed up for the a rts and craft
in n in g w i t h N yssa k n o ttin g the 1 er, being guilty of six m isplays.
h a d a pe rfe c t nig h t at b a t w ith d a n c e given by Nyssa second
p ro g ra m co n d u c te d at the park.
score in th e 3rd w ith tw o runs
singles and tw o triples. Score. I w a r d at th e Nyssa sta k e h o u s e
N vssa's m a n a g e r a n n o u n c e d tha t
T his m ro n in g the Nyssa Pee
8:30 p. m. O rc h e stra and r e f r e s h ­
a f te r scoring one in the second.
Bees 22 a n d O w y h e e 2.
new p la y e rs are being trie d out
H o m e d a le again m oved a h e a d to s tr e n g th e n th the te a m and he Wees a re m e e ting th e Vale team
In a close ga m e P a r m a de fe a te d ! m ents.
b u t S n id e r ’s triple w ith a ru n n e r expects to h a v e the c lub really at 9 a m.
O n ta rio 9 to 8 B a tte rie s for P a r ­
U SE T H E C L A S S IF IE D ADS.
m a Robinson and D u r r a n t and
rolling w h e n Nyssa m eets P a y e tte
for O n ta r io J e r r y D om a n and
F rid a y night.
B e n ja m in Fellows.
T oble r has sc he dule d tw o p r a c ­
tice gam es w ith Burns, th e first
HERB'S
T he g am e b e tw e e n V ale and
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. S h a m b a u g h
to be pla y e d th e re J u l y 1.
Nyssa
1st
was
rained
out
in
the
RADIO — TV
T he te a m will play E m m e tt at d rove seven boys to Corvallis
5th in n in g a n d th e sta n d in g score
D onald Bergan. son of Mr. and
J u n e 10 w h e re they p a rtic ip a te d
SERVICE
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w as Vale 8 a n d N yssa 1st 5. T he
Mrs. H. E. B ergan of Nyssa, r e ­
in the A m e ric a n L egio n -sp o n so r­
8:30
in
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ga
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will
be
com
p
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at
a
la
te
r
ceived a $200 scholarship by the
509 M ain
D ial 2118
ed B e a v e r Boys State.
date.
S ta te G a r d e n clubs a t the close of th a t w as w a sh e d out h ere T u e s ­
T
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e
S
h
a
m
b
a
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h
’s
w
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n
t
on
up
the o r g a n iz a tio n ’s convention in day.
to P o r tla n d w h e re Bill a tte n d e d
O n ta rio last w eek B e rga n is a Line Score:
Masonic G r a n d L odge as d e p u ty
ju n io r a t O SC w h e re he is m a jo r-,
R H E for distric t 19, an office to w hich
ing in a griculture.
Nyssa
021 001 010 02 7 12 6 he was le-elected.
Max
Min
T he S h a m b a u g h s r e tu r n e d via
D etails of the a w a r d and its H o m edale 300 002 000 00 5 9 13
D orothy Holcomb, Nyssa G irls
89
60
13
p re s e n ta tio n w e re unavailable.
B atteries: Cox, M arcum and C orvallis a n d b ro u g h t th e boys
70
14
61 S ta te de le g a te sponsored by the
W. F r a n k P a rr, Nyssa high Holcomb: L in e b e rg e r a n d Dines. 1 hom e from th e ir meeting.
58
54 A m e ric a n Legion A u x ilia ry , has
15
school sophom ore, received sec­
70
49 r e tu r n e d from S a le m w h e re s h e 1
16
ond place a w a rd of $10 in the
........
78
46 a tte n d e d sessions a n d se rv e d as
17
sta te for his po ste r in a contest
90
49 se c re ta ry to one of th e girl s e n a ­
J u n e 18
sp o n so re d by the O regon F e d e r a ­
........
78
19
63 tors.
tion of G a r d e n clubs. He had p r e ­
T h e A u x ilia ry is p la n n in g to
52
20
viously w on the distric t a w a r d of
sponsor m e e tings a t a la te r da te
O w y h e e R e se rv o ir Storage
$5 for his poster w hich w as done
w h e n Miss H olcom b can give a
M a lh e u r c o u n ty potato g ro w e r s e f ie ld s w e re being p re p a re d , has J u n e 20. 1956
677.250 A. F. d e ta ile d a c count of h e r e x p e r i ­
in c u t p aper.
pre d ic t a fa v o ra b le m a r k e t, b u t | led to some seed decay a n d thin J u n e 20, 1955
295.390 A. F. ences a t the sta te capital.
less th a n n o rm a l volum e from the sta n d s in p la n tin g s of the R usset
1956 crop, a ccording to re v ie w of variety.
th e situ a tio n by M a lh e u r C ounty
a re la tiv e ly n e w v a rie ty , the
P o ta to G r o w e r s ’ association.
! e a rly gem, has be e n increased in
N yssa city police m a d e 26 a r- j P la n tin g s in all distric ts in the j local p la n tin g s this year. Condi-
rests d u r in g May, a ccording to ; c a u n ty , as su m m a riz e d by associa- | tion of these p la n tin g s is good, j
the d e p a r t m e n t ’s m o n th ly re- tion p re sid e n t Earl W in e g a r from | a n d the crop should be re a d y for.
port. Of the total a rrests, 10 w e r e re p o rts of dire c to rs in each dis m a r k e t soon a f te r tr iu m p h s a r e 1
for p ublic intoxication a n d n ine trict, add up to 10 p e rc e n t less ready. A c reage de v o te d to this
w ere traffic w ith m is c e lla n e o u s : a c r e a g e th a n one y e a r ago and v a r ie ty is not large; as g ro w e rs j
High School Diamond
o th e r offenses, in c luding one c o m p a re w ith acreage p la n te d in a r e still e x p e r im e n tin g w ith it.
shoplifting, being noted.
1954 at a b o u t 10,000 acres. Crop
T h e g ro w e rs association r e v ie w ­
Total fines of $485 w e re lev ied j c ondition is r e p o rte d g e n e ra lly ed figures on p ro d u c tio n in o th e r
and d u r in g the m o n th $383 w e re as below a v e r a g e for this tim e of districts a n d p re s e n t prices for
collected. O ne case w e n t to the year, d u e m ostly to the slow sta rt j t h e potato crop being m a r k e te d
*
justice c o u rt w h e re a $25 fine m a d e by e a r ly p la n tin g s this ¡n C alifornia. T h e y feel in vie w
of th e sm a lle r crop of s u m m e r
was levied. In a d d itio n to fines, spring.
vs
In con sid e rin g each v a rie ty j potatoes being grow n, a n d the
18 d a y s w e re served in jail by
g ro w n here, th e association points fact t h a t the C alifornia crop is
various offenders.
out th e re is c o n sid e ra b ly less c le a ning up ra p id ly a t good
the G r e a t e s t in the I n d u s t r y !
H ouseguests for the past w eek a c re a g e p la n te d to bliss triu m p h . prices, th a t local g ro w e rs can e x ­
a t th e C a m pbe ll B a e r hom e w ere because of m a r k e tin g difficulties pect good m a r k e t d e m a n d for
*•*«*"“ ’ 1
Mrs. W e n d e ll B aer of L ayton last year. Crop condition of the th e ir crop
for Cart, Trucks,
And As An Added
| tr iu m p h is g e n e ra lly good, w ith
| the ex c e p tio n of som e fields
Tractors, of All
Attraction
| p la n te d w ith seed lots c a rry in g Phyllis Cheldelin
Makos,
All
Ages
excessive virus disease.
Awarded Scholarship
T h e w h ite rose a c re a g e is r e ­
Miss P h y llis Cheldelin, d a u g h ­
p o rte d as d o w n slightly from a
Sure y e a r ago, d u e to sh o rta g e and te r of Mr. a n d Mrs. O rla n d C h e l d - ,
S m for yourself th« finest group
cost of seed supplies. Crop elin of Nyssa is one of the th irte e n
Your c high
s
tu
d
e
n
ts
a
t
O
regon
S
ta
te
College
ondition in th e w h ite rose p l a n t ­
of nationally advertised automotive
ings
t to a sh a rp re d u c tio n w h o received re n e w a ls of full-
Dating Rating in th e p o a in
tu
itio
n
scholarships
for
th
e
1956-
parts and supplies available from
v e r a g e yield for this v a r ­
HARRY MINER vs HUGH TOBLER
iety. E x te n sio n A gent T u r n e r 57 school y e a r a ccording to w ord |
T ake your d ate bow ling
received
from
th
e
college.
any source. A ll identified by the
Bond r e p o r te d to the J u n e 6
it's a high-scoring sport
T h e scholarships a w a r d e d by
m e e tin g th a t most w h ite rose
w ith tow n's twosom es,
N A P A Seal, and quickly available
fields p la n te d to seed g r o w n a n d | the O regon C ongress of p a re n ts
is easy on y o u r budget.
a
n
d
te
a
c
h
e
rs
a
re
to
enc
o
u
ra
g
e
sto re d in th e local a re a ha v e
to you from your NA PA Jobber—
sh o w n sy m p to m s of e x te n d e d d o r ­ y o u n g people to select e le m e n t­
a
r
y
te
a
c
h
in
g
as
a
career.
T
h
e
r
e
­
m ancy. S ta n d s h a v e e m e rg e d
slow ly a n d u n e v e n ly , and ha v e n e w a ls a re m a d e on a ye a r-to -
su ffe re d from soil fungus o r g a n ­ y e a r basis to s tu d e n ts w ho q u a l ­
Suggestions to C ar O w ners:
isms. to th e e x te n t th a t yield p r o ­ ify, and the w in n e rs of the a w a rd
M ake a d ate w ith your R epairm an
spects for these fields a re below m u s t c o n tin u e a fu ll-tim e p ro ­
g ra m in e le m e n ta r y e ducation
n orm al.
now to get yo u r car ready for S um m er.
R u sse tt acre a ge has sh o w n a n d m u st ha ve high scholarship.
A void the last m in u te rush!
50 Centavos
som e increase over the 1955 crop, A ll of th e r e n e w a ls this y e a r
w
e
n
t
to
O
re
g
o
n
students.
p
a
r
tly
b
ecause
of
increased
a
c
r
e
­
F or F u n . . . for H ealth
Miss C h e ld e lin received a sim i­
ages c o n tra c te d for processing.
Childer Uu To
| Crop c o ndition of the R ussetts is la r a w a rd for th e school y e a r ju st
ave ra g e , e x c e p t for a f e w p l a n t ­ com pleted. She is a g r a d u a te of
13 Years Free
ings of seed show ing v iru s dis­ Nyssa high school.
G ay W ay Junction. Idaho
P hone 2293
102 M ain. Nyssa
ease. A cold p la n tin g season, c o m ­
P h . Fruitland 8411
C L A S S I F I E D FO R R E S U L T S
b in e d w ith d ry in g w in d s w hile
Com ing Events . . .
C arol Hickox Gets
N ursing S cholarship
Legion, M asonic
Activities A ttended
Nyssans Receive
OFGC Awards
Girls State D elegate
Returns From Session
W eath er . . . .
BORDER
LEA G U E
Favorable Potato Market, Slightly
Less Volume Predicted by Growers
26 Arrests Made
During Month
BASEBALL
at NYSSA
Friday, June 22 — 8:30 P.M.
Automotive Repairmen !
You’ll Want to Visit the
Parade
o f Parts'
NYSSA
PAYETTE
iposr
Cow Milking Contest
featu rin g
In H onor of "June Is D airy M onth"
Contest To Be H eld a t 8:20 P. M.
TICKETS
50*
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