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Page Eight Thursday, April 15, 1971 Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon Nyssa High School Baseball Team 56TH LEGISLATURE FAMILY HEALTH !? By Robert F. Smith, Speaker of the House and Sen. Anthony Yturri Landmark legislation comp letely revising Oregon’s cen tury-old Criminal Code jumped its first major hurdle last week when it received the resounding endorsement of the State Senat". This progressive document is the result of four years of di ligent labor by legislators and leaders in Oregon’s law en forcement, legal and judicial community. The concept for a complete revision of the Code came from Senate President John D. Burns of Portland, who recommended creation of the Criminal Law Revision Commission in 1967. The Bulldog baseball team consists of (1 to ri, front row) Max Elguezabal, Chris Moore, Mark Hartley, Greg Perdue, Greg Michael, Jay Gibson, Keith Oldemeyer and Ken Vanderwall. (back row) Coach Britting ham, Billy VanZelf, Dwight Calhoun, Ron Moffis, Bryan Feik, Steve Ross, Jim Dail, Jerry Wilson and Rod Lewis. Nyssa High Tracksters This year’s runners on the track team are as follows (1 to r) (front row) Raymond Lowe, Geren Manley, Kevin Tracey, Dennis Chamberlain and David Manley, (back row) Rusty King, Ralph Mosqueda, Manuel Perez, Tom Church, Lee Bar ton, ¡»’’d Jon Reece. NHS CALENDAR APRIL 22 - District FFA Shop Skills Contest, TVCC, 8 a.m. Tennis at Wilder, 3 p.m. Nyssa Invitational Track 4 p.m. JV Baseball at Vallivue, 4:30 p.m. PTA, cafeteria, 8 p.m. APRIL 23 - College of Idaho Playday, Caldwell, 10 a.m. Tennis, Borah here, 3 p.m. Baseball, Bishop Kelly here, 4 p.m. Budget Hearing Mtg., Multi purpose Room 8 p.m. Dance Reveiw, Cafeteria, 8 p.m. APRIL 26 - Tennis, Burns here, 3 p.m. JV Golf at Weiser, 4 p.m. JV Baseball, Vale here, 4 p.m. APRIL 27 - Tennis, Vale at Nyssa, 3;45 p.m. Baseball, Weiser at Nyssa, 4 p.m. National Honor Society Invi tation, Library, 8 p.m. APRIL 29 - Thespian Initia tion, Brownies Cafe, 7 p.m. Jr. High Concert, Cafeteria, 7:30 pirn. AHS CALENDAR Nyssa’s field men on the track team include: (front row, 1 to r) Darr Haney, Rodney Church, Don Sappe, Scott Engstrom, Jack Moore, John Marquis, and Gilbert Flores, (back row) Buddy Stites, Peter Stephens, Lee Ollison, Kurt Lords, Frank Moore, Leslie Peine, Demicio Haro, Brad Ropp and Dellas Frederickson. Bulldogs Gain Win Over Vale Cindermen Host Invitational Hoping to add another trophy to the already long list of tro phies this year is the NHS track team, as they prepare to meet Burns, Vale, Emmett, Payette, Weiser, and Marsing in the an nual Invitational Track Meet, April 22. ”We are a better team at an invitational track meet than at a duel meet,” stated NHS’s track Results of the two night’s ac coach Glen Walker. ”1 think tions were: we have more potential to win Boys singles - Robertson (V) this year than we did last year,” def. Brendle 6-4, 5-7, 6-4; added Walker. Hirai (N) def. Harada 3-6, 6-4, Come out and support our 6-1; Brendle (N) def. Delong cinderfellas to victory as you 6-7, 6-3, 6-1. have been throughout the entire school year. Boys Doubles - Maag-Black burn (V) def. Fife-SchiHing6-3, 2-6, 7-6; Hall-Nakamoto (V) def. Cruson-Ulrey 7-5,3-6,6-1. Girls Singles - Dority (N) def. Brownlee 6-3, 1-6, 6-3; Hammock (V)def.Sadarnori6-2, 6-4; Pecora (N) def. R. Arrien 6-4. 7-5. NHS’s Bulldog tennis team acquired another SRV win as they were victorious over the Vale Vikings, April 15 and 16 on the Nyssa courts. The match was a close one although the Bulldogs finally managed to dump the Vikings 7-5. My Neighbors Girls Doubles - Saito-Stito (N) def. Hiatt-McNeill 6-2,6-3; McPartland-Stunz (N) def. J. Arrien-Hansen 6-2, 6-3. Mixed doubles - Huffman- Moss (N) def. Bishop-Brannif 6-0, 6-4, Murphy-Springer (V) def. Stringer-Brown, 7-6, 6-4. APRIL 22 - FFA Shop Skills Contest, TVCC, 9 a.m. APRIL 24 - State Solo APRIL 27 - Baseball, Wilder there, 4 p.m. APRIL 28 - GAA, Ore-Ida Track Meet, here, 2 p.m. APRIL 29 - TVL Champion ship Track Meet. COMING EVENTS TODAY, APRIL 22 - PTA, Cafeteria, 8 p.m. Job’s Daughters, Masonic hall, 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY, APRIL23 - Slempre Adelante, Library Mtg., room, 8 p.m. Dance Revue, Cafeteria, 8 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 24 - Re covery, Inc., Christian Church, 8 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 25 - World War BarracksA Auxiliary, Vale Grange, 1:30 p.m. MONDAY, APRIL 26 - Mal heur Memorial Hospital Auxi liary, 2 p.m. TUESDAY, APRIL 27 - LDS 2nd Ward Relief Society, 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Lions Club, Twilight Cafe, noon. Sugar Beat TOPS, room 1 high school bldg., 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28 - LDS Nyssa 1st Ward Relief Society, 10 a.m. Senior Citizins, sack lunch. Methodist Church Social Hall, 10:30 a.m. ÛOIM5 VJÇR.6 L6¿4L TEMPER ■'A Commission members felt that the Criminal Code of Ore Inflammation and Aspirin gon must, above all else, be One of aspirin 's major roles enforceable if it is to be effec is in reducing inflammation, particularly in joints, as in tive in combatting crime. rheumatoid arthritis. Most phy They realized that more laws do not necessarily mean more sicians today recommend it as “the mainstay of therapy" in law and order. In fact, usually many types of joint disease the opposite is true. In amounts prescribed by a This Code is not intended to physician, Bayer Aspirin is ef fective in reducing the swelling be unchangeable for the rest of time. It is contemplated and understood that as time goes by and as the views and at titudes of society change, so will our approach to crime and its treatment. This Code, however, is phra sed in language and attitude in inflamed tissue. At the same trends which point to the 1970’s As a part of the April crusade of the American Cancer time, it helps relieve the pain and to a longer future. It Society’s Oregon division, hundreds of individual horsemen and of crippling conditions. Despite Each and every part of the eliminates our past practice of the development of new potent women will join with various riding groups throughout the state prescription drugs for treating new Code has been the subject heaping criminal laws upon cri seeking funds for the cancer society. Richard Shrake of Oregon rheumatoid arthritis, aspirin of hours and days of extended minal laws, with the result that City, the “Corral Cancer” chairman, is shown with Tina continues to be the drug of discussion and sometimes we have a hodge-podge of con Havelhurst of Milwaukie, one of many 4-H club members taking choice. fusing law. heated debate. Remember, if you think you part in the activity. This new Code is clear, fair may have arthritis, see your Prior to commencement of and needed, and those who have doctor. He is the only one consideration, the Commission qualified to diagnose your symp examined and digested every been responsible for its deve toms and prescribe for their single state statute andSupreme lopment deserve the praise of relief. Court decision which was re all Oregonians. ■ ••■■•■•BY FRANCES SMALLEY levant. Mrs. Lizzie Sells was a Mon APPLE VALLEY - Mr. and Each aspect was then referred Mrs. George Griffin were Sun day visitor of Mrs. Nell Cor to a subcommittee which studied day dinner guests in the Gene rell. the matter, heard witnesses and Mrs. Ruth Fritts was hostess Honey home. Mrs. Leeland finally submitted the draft of Thursday for the Susannah Dewey was a Saturday evening the particular subject to the full NOTICE OF SCHOOL IN THE COUNTY COURT Circle. Commission. ELECTION OF THE STATE OF OREGON visitor at the Honey’s. Mrs. Helen Wilson and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rook FOR THE The Code has been endorsed and Mrs. Dale Morgan and fa stool and family of Klamath Upon Question of Levying COUNTY OF MALHEUR by associations representing Falls were weekend guests of mily enjoyed a picnic at Leslie- sheriffs, police chiefs, district A Tax Outside the Limitation her parents Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Gulch Easter Sunday. of the NO. 3233 and circuit judges, district at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fritts Gooing. Oregon Constitution NOTICE TO torneys, State Bar, and the were Easter dinner guests of Saturday dinner guests in the INTERESTED PERSONS State Corrections Division. J.D. Gooing home were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tuning Notice is hereby given that an The endproduct, which should Lester Rookstool and of Caldwell and they visited In the Matter of the Estate of Mrs. be favorably considered by the election will be held in School family, Mr. and Mrs. Vear later with Mrs. Letha Roller District No. 61 of Malheur JOHN C. SHULTZ House of Representatives, has Haile of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. at Middleton. County, State of Oregon, from Deceased streamlined the Code through Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley Don Hunt and family of Baker, removal of unnecessary dead 8:00 a.m. to 8;00 p.m. on May 3 visited April 7 to 12 with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Haile, Mr. 1971 at Adrian Elementary NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN wood. and Mrs. Doug Daniels and This reduction of statutory Building in said school dist that the undersigned has been and Mrs. Robert Haile and Be family at Glenwood, Wash. clutter was achieved through rict, for the purpose of sub appointed personal represen verley Hansen and two child They also visited on the 10th ren. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Haile mitting to the qualified voters tative of the above estate. All consolidation of duplicative and in Selah, Wash., with Mr. and redundant statutes. For ex of said district the question persons having claims against were evening visitors. Mrs. R.H. Whitson and Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Collins, Elaine of levying a tax for the fiscal estate are required to pre the ample, in the area of theft, the Mrs. Charles Peterson and fa Olsen and Isal Reece of Nyssa Code reduces the number of year 1971-1972 outside the li sent the same within four (4) mily. Mrs. Whitson is a sister statutes from about 75 to 15. mitation of Section II, Article months from this date at the attended the Region #4 Eagles XI, Oregon Constitution. The office of Henigson, Stunz & meeting held at The Dalles over of Smalley. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rucker Meaningless and confusing reasons for such levy are: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lambert Fonda, 106 Main Street, Nyssa, distinctions were deleted. Ob No Tax Base. Funds needed Oregon. of Salem visited with her pa and family and Judy Troyer en solete and archaic language was to operate the schools. DATED and first published rents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles joyed Sunday dinner at Farewell Bend. likewise eliminated, and all The amount of tax, outside this 22nd day of April, 1971. Pitman April 12 to 19. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool crimes were defined in clear, the constitutional limitation, Mr. and Mrs. Don Derry- Louie Allan Maulding every-day language. berry and family from Ridge attended funeral services for his proposed to be levied for said Personal Representative For the first time, ordinary fiscal year is $262,074.02, Published April 22, 29, and crest, Calif., are moving to nephew Dale Rookstool at John citizens will be able to read which, expressed as a rate of May 6, 1971. Idaho where he is with the Day, Thursday. Charlie Sells of Donnelly and Oregon criminal lawandunder- levy, is estimated at $17.24 per Volkswagen personnel. They stand what it says. NOTICE OF ANNUAL thousand dollars of true cash arrived Saturday at her aunts Carl Sells of Nyssa were visi SCHOOL ELECTION value of taxable property within home, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ho tors in the Ed Sells home Sat In designing the Code, those the district. ney, and are looking for a urday Involved were primarily deter NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, house. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dated this 15th day of April, mined to draft a code which 1971. in compliance with Sec. 331.- Harper and family helped them would better protect society Attest: Glenn E. Ward, Dist 010, ORS, to the qualified voters move here and visited over from the kinds of crimes which rict Clerk and EmeryCameron, of School District No. 26, of the weekend in the Honey daily threaten the life and pro Chairman Board of Directors Malheur County, State of Ore- home. They will return to perty of the community and its Published April 15, 22, 1971. gon,that the ANNUAL SCHOOL California the first of the week. citizens. ELECTION of said District will On April 8, Mrs. Wanda be held at Multi-Purpose Room Pollard and Lori, Mrs. Lorene between the hours of 8 a.m. and Wagner, Mrs. Robert Shippy “Epilepsy," h e explained, 8 p.m. on the first Monday of and Nancy, were dinner guests Epilepsy—last of the “hush- May, being the 3rd day of May, in the Earl Boston home. They hush” physical disorders—has “has nothing to do with men been largely controlled by tal disease. It is a condition 1971, for the purpose of electing also visited with guest, Mrs. medical science, but public in which there may be sudden, one school director for a five- Betty Bolton of Huntington misunderstanding of the afflic temporary alterations of be year term, for Number 7 posi Beach, California. tion still hurts the epileptic in havior and which may be ac companied by different types tion. many ways, according to Mrs. Madeline Gillespie and Dated this 12th day of April daughters of Twin Falls were Charles O’Brien, executive di of involuntary physical move ment. These vary from minor rector of the National Epilep 1971. overnight guests Friday of Mrs. seizures which last a fraction sy League. Mary Sallee, Deputy Dist Betty Bolten in the Earl Bol of a second, to more severe rict Clerk and Victor R. Habur- ton home. seizures in which classic con "So long as there are people Mrs. Bolten left vulsions occur. Often, the only chak, Chairman Board of Di Saturday for her home in Cali who shun and fear the epilep harm done is to scare those tic," said O’Brien, “he will rectors. fornia. who may happen to witness a face serious problems—e ven Published April 15, 22, 1971. Mrs. Helen Wilson, Ruth severe attack—and this some though the basic medical prob how shames the afflicted per Fritts and Frances Smalley vi lem mav no longer exist for NOTICE OF BUDGET son.” him.” sited Sunday afternoon with Give your boat the same COMMITTEE MEETING However, enormous steps Mrs. Luella Breneman at On “For example, it was only have been taken in controlling quality protection as tario. a year ago that the last state these attacks by modem med NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, you give your home and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble and Mrs. which had laws forbidding icines. Hundreds of thousands pursuant to ORS 294.401, that a epileptics to marry repealed of epilepsy victims, properly car. “All Risk” coverage Nell Correll visited Saturday meeting of the budget committee diagnosed and presenbed for that archaic legislation. School with Mrs. Mabel Thompson and is the answer. by their physicians, today go of the City of Nyssa, Malheur Jack Reed, who are both in teachers, policemen, and other public officials have not been about their business with no County, Oregon, will be held at Caldwell Memorial Hospital. attacks at all—or with very taught to recognize epilepsy Nyssa City Hall, Council Cham Miss Norma Stout of Boise rare ones—because they rou for what it is—and, as a result, bers on Tuesday May 4, 1971 UNITED epileptic children have been finely use science’s great new visited with her mother Mayme at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of needlessly placed in class medicines. Stout over the weekend and took PACIFIC receiving the budget message rooms for the mentally retard MEDICAL DISCOUNT her home with her for a visit. INSURANCE ed—and adults have been jail and budget document of said AVAILABLE SYMBOL Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston OF ed. in error, for drunkeness,” COMPANY municipality for the fiscal year Because such medicines are SE «VICE took Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shippy O’Brien said. expensive, the League, a not- 1971-1972. Any person may for-profit organization to help discuss proposed programs with to Boise April 10 where they A Member of PUBLIC EDUCATION VITAL people with epilepsy, main the budget committee at that traveled via plane to visit with United Pacific Insurance Group "Correct information, prop tains a co-operative pharma Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bolten of erly disseminated, is the only ceutical program through time. Huntington Beach, Calif. cure for dangerous myths." Dated this 22nd day of April, which any victim can secure Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Correll said the epilepsy league offi medicine at a substantial dis 1971. cial, "and spreading facts of Los Angeles were house count. NOLAN /s/FRED O. KOCH, Budget about this disorder is one of 116 South Michigan Avenue guests of his mother, Mrs. Nell Officer the goals of our organization. Chicago. Illinois 60603. Correll April 5 - 10. While FIELD Published April 22, 1971 here they visited in Boise with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Whittom. the Whittoms came Thursday for an all day visit. APPLE VALLEY ITEMS LEGAL NOTICES Epilepsy—No Longer “Mystery” Malady PROTECTION FOR YOUR BOATING PLEASURE K«rbys Visit Son Attend Meetings U3. UP -An “See anything? 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Mrs. Kerby stated that the outdoor Shake spearean Theatre was slated to open May 14. The Kerbys spent Friday in Eugene where Dr. Kerby at tended an all-day medical mee as well as many orphans in the background. ting. Doctor also met with the The cast played to sell-out crowds each even Oregon Physicians Service ing. Board in Portland Saturday be fore they returned home. DAVE waldo NOLAN FIELD WALDO CO. INSURANCE AGENCIES NOLAN FIELD DAVE WALDO DON KILPATRICK 3 Offices to Serve You! Ontario Phone 889-6990 Vale Phone 473-3157 Nyssa, Dave Waldo 372-3162
