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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1963 THE NYSSAGATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON everything for your Banquet Honors Football Squad Of Junior High ♦on the team as Jay Bybee, Harold Wilson, Tom Church, Jim Fujii, George Funatake, Houston Keck, Harold Loe, Charlie McCoy and Cleo Mc Donald. These boys were the seniors on By FRANK PARR the team. Others who lettered Last Friday evening in the that year were Jim Aston, Keith high school cafetorium, junior Bybee, Claude Hatfield, Clayton high school boys who had earned Morgan, Perry Coleman, Harry their numerals in football were Counsil, Leverale Toombs, Dar- honored at a banquet given by eld Steinke, Tom Moore, George the student body, coaching staff Billings, Orvis Newell, Bob Wil and parents of the boys. son, David Sarazin, Jim Moss, Coach Dan Martin, master of Tom Fujii and Bob Church. ceremonies, introduced the guests Season Cut Short for Harvest of honor including the junior high Emmett beat Nyssa 6-0 that faculty, high school coaching year and Weiser tied the local staff and administrators. boys 6-6. Fruitland and Parma James Skeen then introduced were the only other teams played the boys who had participated in and the Bulldogs won both of football, and each in turn, intro these contests. The season was duced his parents. cut short by a beet harvest vaca Mel Calhoun, junior varsity tion; otherwise. Nyssa might have football and varsity wrestling won the conference title with coach was main speaker of the this gang. evening. He stressed the impor Those fellows who will go out tance of the young men in keep on the football field next year ing up their interest in athletics may forget that most of the men when entering high school. in the stands once wore the Blue He pointed out that one of the and White uniforms and struggl factors responsible for Nyssa’s ed against teams from the same rather mediocre football record is schools. due to the fact that so many of Nyssa high school has a long the fellows fail to turn out dur history back of it. 'It has never ing their freshman and sopho been consistently strong in foot more years. ball or basketball but the Bull The coach stated that one sa dogs have a proud record in base lient argument presented in favor ball and track. of participation in a football pro gram, to parents who are afraid 1944-45 Hoopsters Named their boy might get hurt, is the While reminiscing over past fact that far more high school glories in football, it may not be youths are injured in car acci amiss to mention the 1944-45 bas dents after school hours than are ketball team. This team won hurt on the playing field. He eight out of 14 games in the con then quoted statistics from the ference and defeated Ontario for National Safety council to sub the right to represent Malheur stantiate that fact. county in the Baker district tour A girls’ glee club, under direc nament. tion of Gary 'Clawson, sang two The boys worked their way to numbers, and the cheer leaders, the championship game in that decked out in football regalia, tourney but lost to Baker 45-21. presented a clever skit. The lads included Gene Bellon, With excellent food, entertain Clay Morgan, Spider Willson, ment and inspiring talks, the boys Tom Moore, George Billings, Dar- report a most enjoyable evening eld Steinke and Leverale Toombs. 'but all agreed that the most Note that the year before quite pleasant part was the introduc a few of these same boys were tion of their parents. on the team that defeated Vale in football. Members of the present teams are asked to keep in mind that they are creating history. I Some- Funeral services for William one, 10 or 20 years from i now, Pat Albano, 27, were conducted may be looking over the records Tuesday afternoon at the LD S and may find that what the teams church in Weiser with Bishop did in 1963 - 64 was worthy of Leon Berquist officiating. some mention as an inspiration The young attorney, who suc to players, as yet not in circu cumbed Friday in a Portland hos lation. pital following an illness of sfx weeks, was associated with the NYSSA HIGH SCHOOL Max Taggart law firm in Ontario CALENDAR OF EVENTS until last summer when he joined Nov. 21—SRV Music clinic con- a law firm in Portland. cert in gymnasium. Survivors of his immediate Nov. 22, 8 p.m.—GAA basket family include his widow, Joclyn ball in gymnasium. Woods Albano; two sons, Stephen Nov. 23—SRV GAA volleyball and Jeremy; one daughter, Gina, playday. all of the home in Portland. Nov. 25, 2:40 p.m. — National Among other survivors are his school assembly. "Liquid Air.“ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Al Nov. 25, 7 p.m.—SRV School bano of Weisei’, three brothers masters meeting at East Side cafe and two sisters. in Ontario. Nov. 26, 7 p.m.—GAA meeting. ATTEND C OF I CONCERT Nov. 26, 7 p.m.—Hi-Y meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Muri Lancaster Nov. 26—School board meeting. attended the Tuesday evening Nov. 28-29—Vacation. philharmonic orchestra and choir Nov. 30, 8 a.m. to 12 noon — concert at Jewett chapel on the Band practice. College of Idaho campus in Cald well. Their daughter, Mary Lou, is a student at C of I and appear ed in the musical performance. Young Attorney Dies After Six-Week Illness VISIT FROM FRUITLAND Mrs. Allen Anderson and Laura Dee of Fruitland were weekend Treasure Valley Fruit Cocktail TREASURE VALLEY- Top Qualify Gold Medal Treasure Valley — 24-Oz. Size SALAD OIL I OPTOMETRIST I ( vision specialist ! 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Cranberries CONTESTANT SAYS THANKS To all who gave me their pay ments for new or extended Gate City Journal subscriptions during the recent campaign, I want to say thanks for helping me to be among the nine top winners. I also want to thank Mrs. Louise Stack, campaign manager; Ted and Arlene Brammer, Journal owners, for the new bicycle. — Pamela Hamilton. Classified* Bring Rciultil Sausage Rolls Slab Bacon MARKET Nyssa, Oregon SLICED Prices Effective Thursday, Nov. 21 Through Wednesday, Nov. 27.
