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Thursday, April 8, 1971 The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Ontario Wins Nyssa Meet NU ACRES HAPPENINGS "BY MARGARET EVANS NU ACRES - Gary Heap and sons, David, John, and Danny of Emmett spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Russell and family spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russell in Twin Falls. On Saturday, they attended a bull sale at Jerome where Gerald had one of his registered Angus Bulls on test and was sold in the sale. Sunday, they all drove to Shelley where they visited and were dinner guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Karl Evans and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Manning of Indian Valley arrived Wed 1 nesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. * Ben Payne. ? Mrs. Clair Beus and four children of Othello and Jessie the school children. The program was Fry from BYU at Provo, are arranged by Holly Johnson, Malheur County spending their spring vacations Home Economist. with their parents and grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Pulsipher. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans drove to Boise Saturday after ; 1971 ADRIAN HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1971 noon where they visited at the A four-way track meet for home of their daughter, Mr. and Melba Away APRIL 8 4:00 p.m. junior high athletes was held at Mrs. Dan Bingaman. They also Imbler - Home * I APRIL 10 1:30 p.m. Adrian last Wednesday with Wil visited their sister-in-law, Huntington - Home ♦ : APRIL 13 1:30 p.m. der taking top honors with 57 Mrs. Oral Tish in Greenleaf. Wilder - Home : APRIL 14 4;00 p.m. points. Nampa Christian was The Rev. andMrs. RalphCairns Nampa Christian - Away . APRIL 16 4:00 p.m. second with 55 points, Notus had and family of Vale were Sunday Harper - Home* APRIL 17 1:30 p.m. 41 points, and Adrian 38 1/2. In dinner guests of their parents, J.V. Game - Ontario at Adrian4:00 p.m. ■ . APRIL 19 dividual results are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans. Notus - Away 4:00 p.m. ; APRIL 20 EIGHTH GRADE Mr. andMrs. W.H.Grasmick APRIL 21 Union - Away 1:30 p.m. LONG JUMP: Kadel (N) 14’91/2” received word that their sister- APRIL 23 Pine-Eagle - Away 1:30 p.m. Cossard (N), Knight (NC), « APRIL 26 Melba - Home 3:00 p.m. Hansen (N) ■ APRIL 27 Wilder - Away 4:00 p.m. HIGH JUMP: Crow (NC), Dur- APRIL 30 Marsing - Home 4:00 p.m. om (W) Eberhart(NC) Elgin - Away* «’MAY 1 1:30p.m. DISCUSS: Troyer (NC) 91’4”, Notus - Home MAY 3 4:00 p.m. Hansen(N) Lee (NC) Puga(W) MAY 4 Imbler - Away 1:30 p.m. 50 YD DASH: Sagavia (W)6.1, MAY 8 Huntington - Away* 1:30p.m. Cossard (N), Kodel(N) Coul MAY 11 Harper - Away 1:30 p.m. son (N) MAY 15 Union - Home ♦ 1:30 p.m. 100 YD DASH: Sagavia (W) 11.7, MAY 18 Pine-Eagle - Home 1:30p.m. Cossard (N), Kodel (N), Coul MAY 21 Oregon Baseball District Playoff son (N) MAY 25 Oregon Baseball Quarter Finals SHOT: Lee (NC), 34’3”, Brown MAY 28 Oregon Baseball Semi Finals (W), Everhart (NC), Hill (A) MAY 31 Oregon Baseball Finals (Portland) 220 RUN: Sagavia(W)27.2, Dur ♦ J.V. GAME TO FOLLOW han (W), Puga (W), Tied Crow (NC) and Coulson (N) 440 DASH; Crow (NC), Coulson (N), Troyer (NC), Conrad(W) 880RUN: Juleu (W), Ortez (W), Larson (NC), Conrad (W) 440 RELAY: Wilder, Adrian, Nampa Christian Wilder Wins Adrian Meet SEVENTH GRADE LONG JUMP: Okai (A) 14’2", Baldwin (N), Theil (A), Con rad (W) HIGH JUMP: Andrus (NC) ,Hori (A), Lane (NC), Hentrichson (NC) DISCUSS: Wright (W) 75’11”, LaFluer (Z), Markwell (N), Book (NC) 50 YD DASH: Okai (A) 6.4, Keeneyl (W), Lane (NC) Bald win (N) 100 YD DASH: Okai (A) 12.3, Ortez (W), Lane (NC), Bald win (N) SHOT: Watkins (A) 36’4”,Cham berlain (A), Wright (W), Hend- richson (NC) 180 YD DASH: Keeneyl (W)22.5, Ortez (W), Markwell (N) Tie Beckley (N)& McAllister (NC) 440 YD DASH: Markwell (N), Book (NC), Troyer (NC) Tie Sillonis (A) & Beckley (N) 660 YD RUN: Elliott (W), Bal lou (A), Markwell (N), An- drus(NC). PHONE 674-2074 in-law, Mrs. Reuben Grasmick of Nampa had passed away. Her funeral was held Monday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Graf of Vallejo, California, came for the funeral and are staying with Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Grasmick. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bodmer of Council called on Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Sunday after noon. Mrs. Ralph Lauer, Mrs. Sher man Keck, Mrs. Robert Shaw and Mrs. Ben Payne attended the Western District Home maker’s Council meeting Thursday in Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw were Sunday dinner guests of their niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Young of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Young have just re turned from a trip to the Ha waiian Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sager spent the weekend with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Sager and family at John Day. Mrs. Bert Schmidt of Mad ras, is spending the week with her mother Mrs. Ralph Bax ter. Mrs. Baxter visited Mrs. Schmidt last week, during which time they spent two days in Portland. While there, they visited Mrs. Baxter’s two grandsons, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walker and infant son, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Schmidt and in fant daughter. Ontario High School won a three-way meet at Nyssa Fri day, scoring 88 points, Nyssa was second with 45, followed closely by Emmett with 42. Results were as follows: 120 High Hurdle; Cleaveland (E) 15.9, Bennett (O), Eng strom (N). 100 Yard Dash: Flanagan (O) 10.7, Bennett (O), Moffis (N) 880 Relay: Ontario 1:41, Em mett Mile Run: Peterson (O) 4:40.2, Manley (N), Carrol (E) 440 Relay: Ontario46.00, Nyssa 180 Low Hurdle: Cleaveland(E) 22.0, Bennett (O), Taylor (O) Mile Medley: Emmett 4.06,6, Ontario 2-Mile; Foster (O) 10:46, Manley (N), King (N). 440 Yard Dash: Reece (N) 53.0, Flanagan (O), Hoffman (O) 880 Yard Run: Peterson (O) 2:07.2, Barton (N), Reyey (E) 220 Yard Dash: Flanagan (O) 23.6, Reece (N), Toleman (O) Mile Relay: Ontario 3:45.6, Nyssa High Jump:Cleaveland(E)6’0”, Moore (N), Haney (N) Shot Put: Reynold (E) 45’1”, Baker (O), Matsumura (O) Pole Vault: Toombs (O) 12’6”. Cleveland (E), Carrol (E) Discus: Engstrom (N) 142’2”, Recla (O), Baker (O) Long Jump: Burnett (O) 19’4”, Holladay (O), Garner (E) Hunters, Sport Fishermen Continue To Increase Hunting and fishing continue to be among Oregon’s major attractions as evidenced by li cense sales figures for 1970, released by the Oregon Game Commission, which reached close to the million mark. License sales, excluding salmon-steelhead licenses, to taled 998,771 compared with 924,000 in 1969. Salmon-steel head licenses are treated simi larly to big game tags since a regular fishing or hunting license is a prerequisite to the other. The numberof regular angling licenses issued totaled 515,277, exceeding the half-million mark for the first time. In 1969 about 472,600 general angling licenses were issued. The figure includes combination licenses, resident angler, nonresident, vacation angler, and other general angling licenses but does not include the daily 11- censes, The number of daily licenses issued continued to soar with sport fishermen who angle occasionally purchasing 285,300 daily permits. Salmon-steelhead licenses issued totaled 351,300, an in crease of about 24,000 from the previous year. About 29,800 of these licenses were issuedfree to juveniles. A new high of 371,400 hunting licenses were issued which in cludes licenses in all catego- ries including combination. The previous record was set in 1968 when about 362,900 hunters ob tained licenses. Almost 22,000 more hunting licenses were is sued in 1970 than were issued in 1969. Deer hunters increased sub stantially from the previous year with more than 291,400 nimrods obtaining deer tags. The record number of elk hun ters set a new record, increas ing by about 8,200 from 1969. Almost 73,500 elk tags were issued compared with the pre vious high of 68,800 tags issued in 1968. Nyssa Wins Doubleheader The Nyssa Bulldogs took a double header from the Grant Union High School Prospectors of John Day Saturday in the first games of the new sea son. Bryan Feik pitched seven in nings and led the Nyssa nine in the first game with three rbi’s to win by a 12-5 score. Ron Moffis also had two hits and drove in three Nyssa runs. Feik struck out 12 Pros pectors and walked five. In the second game Ken Van- dewall pitched a two-hit ball game, striking out nine and walking seven, to win 7-0. PETERSON urn/ture 60 Every Day in April will be BARGAIN DAY and one day will be Give-Away-Day April 30 Help us celebrate... and SAVE ! Music Department In Final Week Of Oliver Rehersal “Oliver,” a musical by Lionel Bart, will be presented next week, April 15, 16, 17 at the Nyssa High School Cafe- torium. The performance, scheduled for 8 p.m. is being presented by the Nyssa High School muisic department. “Oliver” is a musical ad apted from Charles Dicken’s fa mous novel, “Oliver Twist.” The story is about a small boy, fatherless and motherless, who is sold to an undertaker, runs away, and lands in a den of theives run by the villain, Fagin, who is a master pick pocket. The musical has many moods; drama, comedy, suspense, and romance. The audience will enjoy the variety of songs too, from mythmical to tear jerking. Featured this year are; Glen Gibson, senior, who will play the role as Mr. Bumble the beadle of the workhouse; Nancy Bale, senior, as Nancy, who is a girl friend of the leader of the London crime syndicate. Bill Sikes. Dana Bratton also a senior will play Bill Sikes. “Oliver” will be portrayed by Michael Gooch a fourth grader in Miss Me Pike’s class. The Artful Dodger a colorful chara cter in the musical will be played by Matt Stringer a sixth grader. Others in leading roles are: Mardi Cole as Widow Corney; Geren Manley and Pam Skeen as Mr. and Mrs. Sowerberry; Patricia Wahlert as Bet; Nancy Looney as Charlotte; Duane Griffin as Noah Claypole; Curt Lords as Mr. Brownlow; Karla Hust as Mrs. Bedwin; and Fred Child as Dr. Grimwig. Page Nine Ends We repeat our "GIVE-AWAY-DAY" Anniversary Sale again! This event has been planned with the cooperation of our manufacturers to bring you the finest values for the money you wish to spend .... plus the same easy terms that our stores have always featured, and best of all, "GIVE- AWAY-DAY"! Stop in for more details on how you can be eligible to win one item ora houseful of FREE FURNITURE .... official rules are posted in our stores. Choose anything in our stores in Ontario and Nyssa .... furniture, car peting, appliances, TV sets, lamps, tables ... you'll find bargains in every department. We offer easy and liberal credit terms ... and we carry our own contracts. 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