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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1965 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TWELVE Vale Vikings Overpower Nyssa 41-7 To Cancel Bulldogs' Tourney Hopes Vale gained the right to journey to state by defeating the Nyssa Bulldogs 41-7 on the Vikings’ home gridiron Friday, Oct. 15. Nvssa kicked off to the Vale lads and held them, re gaining the ball on their own 20-yard line. Vale’s defense crushed the Bulldogs' offensive drive. \ ale took control of the ball and the Vikings’ quarterback. Perry, completed a 41-yard pass to* Camman for the first score of The county seat boys scored three times in the third quarter Kamo the game. In the second quarter Vale’s tallied first on a 2-yard run Bates ace running back, Kamo, scor kicked the extra point. The Vik ings’ Perry ran for the next six points. Perry fired a 37-yard pass to Yraguen for Vale's last score. Bates kicked both PAT’s suc cessfully. Nyssa’s fullback. Gene Brown, threw a 45-yard aerial to Tom Stringer for Nyssa’s only score. Scott Jefferies’ kick for the extra point was good. The Vikings picked up 128 yards passing and 110 yards rush ing in comparison to Nyssa's 82 yards passing and 42 yards rush ing. The Nyssa Bulldogs were stung by 125 yards in penalties compar Oct. 21. 3:45 p.m. — GAA acti ed to Vale’s 65 penalty yards. vity. Area Game Results Oct. 22. 8 p.m. — Football, On In other area games Friday tario here. evening, the Payette Pirates scor Oct. 25. 4:15 p-m.—Frosh-soph ed a major upset by defeating the football at Vale. Ontario Tigers with a 6-0 final Oct. 25. 7 P-m__ Schoolmasters tally. This was the Pirates’ first meeting at East Side cafe in On win of the season and Ontario's tario. first loss in SRV - A play. The Oct. 26. 3:45 pun. — GAA field Payette lads scored in the second hockey at College of Idaho. quarter on a 13-yard pass from Oct. 27. 4:15 p-m.—Frosh foot Quarterback Randy Taylor to End Mike Blacketter. ball. Ontario here. Parma took a 44-13 victory Oct 28. 10 a.m. — Snake River district FFA leadership contests from the McCall-Donnelly Van dals, and New Plymouth netted at Nyssa. Oct. 28, 3:45 p.m. — GAA acti a close 13-12 score over the Tro jans of Homedale. vity. The Weiser Wolverines went Oct. 28. 8 p.m.—Football. Pay ette here. Club '66 at Eagles hall down at the hands of Meridian with a final tally of 33-19 and the following game. Warriors now share honors for top spot in SRV-A action. The NYSSANS' NIECE REMAINS Kuna Kavemen blanked out the CRITICAL AFTER ACCIDENT Melba Mustangs with a 29-0 vic Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kesler Sr. tory, and Fruitland downed the and Karma made an emergency Wilder gridders with a 20-6 final trip to Rupert. Idaho, last week score. end to be with Mrs. Kesler’s bro At 8 o'clock Friday evening, ther-in-law and sister. Mr. and the Nyssa Bulldogs will meet Mrs. Wayne Wheeler and family. The Wheelers’ nine - year - old the Ontario Tigers on the Nys daughter, Nancy, was thrown sa gridiron. from a horse on Oct. 13, suffered a skull fracture and internal in ADRIAN HIGH SCHOOL juries and remains in Minidoka FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Memorial hospital. Oct. 21. 8 pun.—Parma at Ad The Keslers reported to the rian. Journal Wednesday that the in Oct. 29—Open schedule. jured girl is still in a coma and Nov. 5, 8 p.m. — Wilder at Adrian. in critical condition. ed twice, once on a 7-yard sprint and again on a 3-yard run. Bates of Vale successfully kicked the the extra point after the first two touchdowns but failed on the third after a successful kick was called back on illegal procedure. At the end of the first half the score was Vale 20. Nyssa 0. Vale Continues Scoring In the third quarter Vale’s de fense halted any attempt by the Bulldogs to build up an offense. Nyssa High School Calendar of Events TVCC Chukars Win Homecoming Contest Against SOC Squad The Treasure Valley Communi ty college Chukars won their homecoming game against the Southern Oregon college Jayvees by a 20-12 final score last Friday evening at Ontario high school stadium. The Chukars scored the 20 points in the first half of the con test. then played defensive ball to hold the lead. John Stavros opened the scor ing for TVCC with a 12-yard run in the first quarter and Don Luisi ran the conversion when the pass from center went wide. In the second stanza. Luisi ran 13 yards for the second touch down but the PAT was not com pleted. Also scoring for TVCC in the second quarter was Dave Tash who went six yards into the end zone. Bill Cooper booted the point and the score stood 20-6 at half time. In the final period. SOC tallied six points on an eight-yard aerial from Knight to Fraser. Their first touchdown came early in the first quarter and both conversions were blocked by the Chukars. Stavros ran 54 yards rushing to lead the TVCC club and Jimmy Nol*n .¡itciivpi.d five SOC passes in outstanding defensive play. The Chukars' season record stands at 3-2. They travel to Ya kima Saturday and will meet the Yakima JC ciub that night. Poison Bait Placed By County Trappers The U. S. Fish and Wildlife ser vice in cooperation with Malheur county, the Oregon State Depart ment of Agriculture and the Ore gon State Game commission, is now' placing lethal bait stations in Malheur county for the control of predatory animals for the pro tection of livestock and game. Warning signs are posted at the station and at strategic points within the area. Detailed information may be obtained by contacting Malheur county trapper. Chesley Hart of Westfall; Pud Long, Adrian; or District Supervisor Darrell I. Gretz, Box 348, Bend, Ore. VIKINGS DEFEAT ANTELOPES The Vikings from Middleton defeated Adrian 25-0 last Friday evening in a contest on the Idaho gridiron. The loss dropped Ad rian to a 0-3 record in the SRV Northern division. OSU Issues Weed Control Guides For Seed Crops Kyssa Theatre Friday — Saturday — Sunday "SEX AND THE SINGLE GIRL" The hilarious film version of the book which was a best seller in 30 nations. TONY CURTIS — NATALIE WOOD HENRY FONDA 'VI . S? NO SHOWS — Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Journal Classifieds Bring Results! w 1 ) I 9E Ü k ■ Pillsbury's —16 Flavors White Satin — Nyssa's Own Cake Mixes SUGAR $J09 LBoxK....... 89' 10-Lb. Bag . . . LARGE —FRESH vncive (Have Not Frozen) LHiiuii-iiiLou nui Been neen rrozen; CHICKENS SALAD OIL Mayonnaise Quart Jar . 49' Bananas Pounds................. M h K v 29' Lb. 33' Lb. Facial Tissue Wesson — Top Quality No. 1—Golden-Ripe I <▲>! Wesson — Family Size 89c PRODUCE 2 Kleenex — Assorted Colors Boxes For . . I * OCTOBER 21-22-23 X 4 —Prices Effective — Thursday-Friday Saturday V» • * * » Newell Heights Weekend guests in the M L Kurtz home were Dr and Mrs. Cambell Millar anil two sons from the Ghimeera Presbyterian mission station in Ethiopia. The mission is approxi ¡mutely 120 miles from Maji, where the Kurtz's son. Harold, was stationed as a missionary. The M L Kurtz's met the Mil lars in 1957 when they visited i their son and family in Ethiopia Dr. Millar is a native of Scot ‘ land and is on furlough in the U S for additional medical train- . mg and to secure citizenship pap. I ers. He also hopes to take a year of internship training in Ohio before returning to his mission field. The family was enroute to Cali forma to visit friends formerly stationed in Ethiopia Fran Dois, 240 NW Tenth, On tario, sales representative for Cascade Natural Gas. suffered minor injuries from an accidental “If you want to see ninety, gunshot wound about 4 45 p.m don't look for it on the speed Sunday in Ontario. ometer.” T h e accident happened only | about two blocks from his home and could easily have been fatal, but after being treated at the hospital he was released and sent home. According to the salesman, who I works the Nyssa territory, he. his | wife and three sons had gone deer I | hunting in their pickup camper Proper application of herbicides for the weekend. Failing to get is one of the most effective and a deer, they were looking for economical ways of controlling chukars along the road on the weed seeds and keeping unwant return home. ed crop seeds out of many Oregon One of the boys had a .410 If you've heard some students controlled model aircraft. seed lots. single shot, bolt-action shotgun He states that Nyssa's long, long mumbling words in German, don t Rex Warren, Oregon State uni in which he had placed a shell versity extension farm crops spe with the gun open, in order to be be surprised. It's the new subject halls arc unusual. We students may think summer means a vaca cialist. lists recommended chemi nearer ready if chukars were being taught by Gary Sant. Sant came here from Provo, tion for all. However, Sant's cals and instructions for applica sighted. None were and the gun vacation was spent in summer tion in a new OSU Fact Sheet. was placed inside a sleeping bag Utah, and we're lucky enough to have him for one of our new i school where he studied German "Diuron, simazine, atrazine and to keep it clean. Upon nearing their home, the teachers His favorite hobbies arc and English. prometryne must be applied (From Ihn Ny»»s High llullctoa) when the weeds to be killed are boys in the camper began collect taking pictures and flying radio- in the seedling stage of growth.” ing gear to unload. One of the says the author. "These chemicals lads pulled on the 410 in the I do not. at selective rates, kill es sleeping bag upon a shelf and it I was caught. On the second tug. tablished plants, even annuals." Since straw and chaff from har it fired and hit Dois in the back | vested crops reduce effectiveness of the neck from a distance of of all herbicides, straw’ should be only 14 inches. MATINEES —Saturday and Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Nine of the number six shot removed by burning or other me penetrated the back of his neck. ’ chanical means, it was noted. Children, 25c — Adults, 65c but after it had gone through a | “It is advisable." points out four-inch pillow and the glass in ' Warren, “to alternate the use of the back window of the pickup i herbicides each year. Such chan He never lost consciousness and ges help prevent buildup to toler drove to the hospital where he i ance Of certain chemicals by the was treated. plants.” OCTOBER 22. 23 and 24 Dois said his boys were trained I The revised fact sheet has tips better than this and that they j on uniform herbicide applications were highly embarrassed over it j and applications that can act as and wanted no publicity. But. | soil stenlants if not handled cor upon being reminded that it . rectly. might be a deterrent for similar In addition, Warren notes that : accidents, he kindly consented for | proper applications of IPC and the Journal to carry the story. IN TECHNICOLOR 2.4-D, or paraquat, can aid in the establishment of new grass seed ADRIAN FIREMEN ANSWER fields because these chemicals TWO CALLS DURING WEEK help to control seedling grasses The Adrian Volunteer Fire de- and broadleaf plants which com i partment answered two calls last 1 — with — pete with crop seedlings. ■ week. The first was on Tuesday ! Copies of "Oregon Weed Con to the Mitchell garage at Owyhee trol Recommendations for Grass corners where a weed fire was Seed Crops” may be obtained burning out of control. No dam from local county agents or by age was reported. writing the Bulletin Clerk, De They were called Saturday to partment of Printing, Oregon the Oscar Conklin farm in the State University, Corvallis. Big Bend area where a straw stack was ablaze. The fire was i reported to have started from a faulty electric fencer near the ! stack. ay / ETHIOPIAN FAMILY VISITS IN M. L. KURTZ RESIDENCE Nyssa Salesman Suffers Wounds From Gun Blast Bottle Only...................... / Friskies — 15-Oz. Size DOG FOOD $1 oo 8 Cans........................... " PURINA DOG CHOW a 25-Lb. Bag . $269 •J. 424 Main Street . . . Nyssa, Oregon
