The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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NEWS FROM BIG BEND
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BY GOLDIE ROBERTS
BIG BEND - One of the lar on the Fourth.
gest Fourth of July picnics to
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Huett and
be held in some time was held Kassie returned Sunday evening
at the Horace Chaney residence from a week’s vacation spent on
Tuesday. Guests were, Mr. and the Oregon Coast.
Mrs. Pete Graham and family,
Mrs.
Blanche
Konruff is
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gifford and visiting her brother, Mr. and
family, Mrs. GeriToal and chil Mrs. Frank Shelton in Nyssa.
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Tim, Tony and Randy Hill of
Brownfield, all of Boise; Mr. Boise are spending this week
and Mrs. Emmett Gifford and with their grandparents, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Skip Wilson and and Mrs. Varner Hopkins.
family of Wilder; Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bockus left
Albert Gifford of Nyssa; Mr. Saturday for their home inCali
and Mrs. Melvin Gifford and fornia after a visit with rela
family of Ontario; Mrs. Bob tives here.
Moser of Redding, Calif.; Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. RayCartwright
Mary Aschin, Port Angeles, called on Mrs. Walter Duncan
Wash., Mrs. Margaret Brady and new daughter of Willow-
of Staten Island, New York and creek in the Holy Rosary Hos
Mrs. LaVeta Egans.
There pital in Ontario Sunday after
were 45 in all.
noon. While there they also
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Titus visited with Mrs. Opal Wright
of Marion, Indiana spent ten and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wright
days visiting her uncles, Boyce of Baker. On the way home
and W.C. Van De Water and they called on ClydeCartwright
families.
They left for their in the Malheur Memorial Hos
home Saturday.
pital in Nyssa.
Jolly Janes Club met
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood
nesday afternoon with
were Sunday dinner guests of
Darrell English.
Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Wood of Paarna.
Mausling assisted her.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Chaney
Phil Bockus was a guest.
and family traveled to the Spo
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts kane-Post Falls area over the
entertained with a family picnic Fourth, where they visited Mr.
Tuesday evening. Guests were and Mrs. Jim Chaney and
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Church, family. They fished and went
Kathy and Chris of Wilder, Mr. sight seeing on Lake Coeur
and Mrs. Lyle Holverson, Tracy d’ Alene and Lake Pend Orielle
and Lori and Mr. and Mrs. and picnicked at Faragut State
Clyde Riggs of Parma, Mr. and Park.
Mrs. David Krause of Nyssa,
Mrs. Dick Reed and Laure
Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts, of Boise called on Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts, Boyce Van DeWater and their
Russell and Brad Roberts, Scott guests Thursday evening.
and Kelly Alsop.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brownfield
Ms. Edythe Prosser re
of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
turned home Tuesday evening Gifford of Wilder, Mrs. Mary
from Phillips Reservoir where Aschin of Port Angeles, Wa
she had spent the holiday week shington visited Mr. and Mrs.
end with the Delno Brocks and Horace Chaney Sunday after
the Jerry Bells.
noon. Mrs. Aschin stayed for
Little Mike Decker of Co a longer visit with her sister,
burn, Idaho came Tuesday to Mrs. Chaney. Sunday evening
visit his great grandparents, the Chaneys, Sam and Rosalie
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Tuppeny. and Mrs. Aschin called on Mr.
His mother, Mrs. Pat Decker and Mrs. Don Kadel and family
came Saturday for a visit.
in Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Prough
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts
of Wiley, Colorado were Mon left Friday for their home near '
day overnight guests of his Riggins.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith and I
cousin, Mrs. Jesse Higgins and
family.
Mrs. Pearle Abbott and family
Don Barbee of Boise was in attended a picnic on the Fourth I
jured in a cave-in at Boise at the Nampa home of Mr. and
I
Wednesday morning. He was re Mrs. Bud Mann.
leased from the hospital Sa
Members of the Or496 TOPS .
turday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Club held a pink and blue sho- |
Cartwright called on their son- wer for Mrs. Dick Bennett Mon
in-law and family Sunday.
day afternoon. Mrs. Harvey |
The Adrian Garden Club nipt Bennet and Mrs. Jerry Osborn
|
Monday afternoon with Mrs. were guests.
Varner Hopkins. There were
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ro
berts called on Mr. and Mrs. I
six present.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood Ray Cartwright
Wednesday
I
entertained with a family picnic evening.
the 4th of July. Guests were
Mrs. Chet Smith attended a
Mrs. Nila Forath. daughter and Stanley party at the home of I
niece of Fresno, California; Mr. Mrs. Frank Shelton in Nyssa '
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and Mrs. Harvey Richards and Saturday afternoon.
Rosalie Chaney hasbeencho- '
daughter of Vallejo, California;
Mrs. Mary Wood of Parma; sen to represent her school in |
Floyd, Margaret, Brenda and the National Special Olympics '
Mark Wood of Marsing and in Los Angeles, California, Au- |
Warren Wood.
gust 14th to 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Smith
kept the three small children
VALE DEFEATS
of Mrs. Ricks Gale of Boise
ovi r the holiday weekend.
NYSSA MAJORS
Mi s. Madge Ullmann of San
Fi i isco, California and Mr.
Despite what coach Lester
and Mrs. Ray Pelton ofClarks- Peterson called ' not one of
ton, Washington spent the holi our (letter ballgames," Vale
day weekend with their sister, played more than well enough to
Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins, win the championship, taking
Other guests for the Fourth Nyssa 8-3, July 8.
were Mrs. Creola Betts and
Vale opened with three runs
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hill and in the first.
Rick Fulleton
family of Boise.
socked a two run honi'r in the
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Mausling fifth for two more Vale runs
entertained with a picnic the and a three splurge in the sixth
Fourth. Guests were Mr. and ended that team’s scoring,
Mrs. Phil Bockus of Escadido, Nyssa picked up single runs
California;
Mr. and
Mrs. in the first, third, and sixth.
Frances Jewett and daughters,
Bob Peterson threw the win
Jerry Griffith of Caldwell and for Vale, fanning six. He held
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mausl Nyssa to three hits while he
ing of Adrian.
and teammates collected eight
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mur base raps.
ray of Elbert, Colorado and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mead of
Caldwell spent the Fourth with
IDA IO POWER COMPANY
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Tuppeny.
The Murrays visited the Tup-
penys until Thursday when they
left for their home.
Mrs. Verl Bishop left Thurs
day by plane for Osage City,
Kansas where she will visit
family and friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickerson
of Tacoma, Washington were
Saturday luncheon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Bennett.
Mrs. Arden Bleckley and four
children of Lind, Washington
spent the wekend with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hig
gins. Other guests Sunday eve
ning were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
BROWNLEE LAKE
Hollingsworth and family of
l evel: Full
Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Fishing: Anglers reiHtrt sex •
Byers and family of Ontario
end "Inigv" cattish have
and Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Hall
been hooked; other *|*ecies
of Parma. The Beckleys left
fair
for their home Monday after
OXBOW LAKE
noon.
Level: Full
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith
Fishing: Some trout and bass
taken aval McCormick
of Longview, Washington visited
Park
his cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Chaney Saturday evening.
HELLS CANYON LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De
Level: Full
Water, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van
Fishing: Bass, crappie ami
DeWater and Kent, Mr. and
trout “fair” ulxive dam,
Mrs. Walter Titus and Gordon
trout uml bass "fair" I h -
De Groff attended a family pic
low, 3 stuigeon hooked
and released.
nic at Lincoln Park in Nampa
Nyssa Basketballers
Win One, Lose One
DUCK OUTLAST EASY RIDERS
Fighting off a second half
rally, the Ducks stopped the
Easy Riders 70-65 in the third
scheduled gam“ of the night,
July 6.
The Ducks had built up a
comfortable 32-22 lead at half
tim» with balanced scoring.
Midway through the second half,
the Riders began to catch as
Greg Blanch scored 17 second
half points. However the Ducks
held on for their fourth victory
of the season.
Charles Flynn tallied 19 for
the winners. Greg Blanch paced
the Easy Riders witti 17 tallies.
RIDERS WIN IN OVERTIMF
It took an overtime period,
but the Easy Riders whipped
the Gazelles in overtime 56-
49, July 5.
The game was a close one
as the 24-22 halftime score
indicated.
At the end of re
gulation play, both teams were
tied at 49 apiece.
Then the
Easy Riders held the Gazalles
to a pair of free throws in the
overtime tor the victory.
Jeff Marquez paced the E i-\
Riders with 17 points. Allen
Eisenbarth contributed 15 to the
Gazelle effort.
Barbara Bowers carries the flag of the 4-41 Comanchero
Riding Club, and in the upper photo a close-up of two of the
members, Tim McKinney and Brad Johnson.
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