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*a®« Eight Thursday, January 18, 1973 The Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon BULLDOGS BEAT FRUITLAND, 49-40 THREE NYSSA BOY’S were the trophy winners in the be ginners section of the Intra-mural Tournament of the Ontario Judo Club held January 11 at Ontario. This is the first tourna ment in which beginners have competed, and the three trophy winners are, from left, Domingo Rodríguez, son of Mrs. An tonia Rodríguez, third place, Jim Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larson, second place, and first place trophy winner was Robert Jeminez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Jeminez. The only other member of the club from Nyssa to receive a trophy was Kerry Barker, who won first place in the 11- year-old lightweight division. NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS ■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■ NEWELL HEIGHTS - The Mrs. Marion York and family Ray Simpsons received a tele of Vale to dinner Tuesday eve phone call from their son Ray ning to celebrate the York's 3rd mond at Gresham. He said the Wedding Anniversary. Sunday evening, January 7, weather had been so cold there, and it had rained ice and every Mrs. Alfred Simpson and Mrs. thing was so slick. Their daugh Ray Simpson called on Mrs. ter, Mrs. Bill Holdt of Van Ruth Mahaloczki who had re couver called Friday and re cent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simp ported a one degree below tem son visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo perature with a high wind. Marcia Topliff and Ken Ni nard Mecham of McCall at the chols returned to college at Ray Simpson home January 4. Mr. and Mrs. Marion York Forest Grove ou Wednesday, following the holiday vacation and family were Saturday over here at the Irvin Topliff home. night guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson. Selma Simpson of Ontario were Sunday dinner guests of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. visited her parents, Mr. and William E. Scott in Weiser. Mrs. Alfred Simpson on Sa Mr. and Mrs. Dick Knegh turday. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill in Boise. Sunday evening January 7, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and family and Ken Nichols of The Big game hunters are advi Dalles took ice cream and cake to the home of their daughter, sed that the Oregon Game Com (Teresa), Mr. and Mrs. Chuck mission may make a change in Brady in Boise to celebrate legal rifles for deer hunting when it meets in May to es- her birthday. Greg Topliff, who attends col tablish big game hunting re- lege at Boise left Sunday to re gulations for 1973. At its January meeting the turn to school. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill Commission voiced intent to le and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer galize certain 22 center fire had a surprise Chinese dinner rifles for deer, bear, and other at the Hill home for Mr. and of the smaller big game ani Mrs. Kenneth Price on their mals. The rule change would 23rd Wedding Anniversary Sun include only those center fire day, January 7. Other guests rifles which generate a mini were Chern and Larry Price, mum of 900 foot pounds of Lee and Terri Hill and Mr. energy at 100 yards. If the Com and Mrs. Gus Gust of son of mission approves this change, it will open the door for several Caldwell. Mrs. Kenneth Price and Mrs. small-bore center fire cali Carl Lee Hill attended the Owy bers. At least five calibers fall hee Garden Club Friday, at the home of Mrs. Hazel Smith in into this classification. These Nyssa. Mrs. Price and Mrs. include the 220 Swift, 222 Re Hill gave the program which mington Magnum, 22-250 Re was “Planting Terrariumsand mington, 223 Remington, and the 225 Winchester. Not legal would Bottle Gardens.” Miss Terri Hill was a Wed be such varminters as the 218 nesday overnight guest of Miss Bee, 219 Zipper, 22 Hornet, Becky Martin, celebrating Miss and others which lack the ne cessary 900 foot pounds of Martin’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Savage energy. Rim fire rifles would and family visited her mother, also remain unlawful for big Mrs. Carl Fenn Sunday after game hunting. noon. December 7. Men's Annual Leroy Churchhill of Vale has been duck hunting in this area Bowling Tournament and was a Sunday luncheon guest of his mother. Mrs. Rollo Fenn. The Nyssa Men’s Annual Bowl Mrs. Martha Bessendorfer ing Tournament will be held Ja and Mrs. Sue Ashcraft visited nuary 19, 20 and 21, according to Mrs. Rollo Fenn Saturday eve Willis Bertram. City Assocatioa Secretary-Treasurer. ning. Schedule includes: Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van De Team event and doubles and Water and son Kent of Bic Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bege- singles. Saturday 7 p.m and 9 3ffl man were dinner guests Sun p.m. day. January 7, of Mrs. Dale Finish doubles and singles Sun day at 2 p.m. and 4 30 p.m. Witt. Starting at 7 p.m.. Sunday eve-l Mrs. Marie Moore and Mrs. Dale Witt attended Garden Club ning, four line special, with ent at the home of Mrs. Gertye ries accepted up until one hour] Jones in Adrian Monday after- before bowling. There are already 30 different] noon. Mrs. Bill Webb returned teams entered, 96 men will be] Tuesday from a four day trip bowling doubles and singles. Women are wanted to volunteer] to Utah where she visited her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mike as score keepers. Hastriter and family. Shelia Pratt, who attends col lege in Boise spent the weekend NHS CALENDAR with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt, Sr. JANUARY 18 - Wrestling, Mrs. Carl Fenn and Mrs. (today) Bishop Kelly, here 6 30 Rollo Fenn visited Mrs. Ronnie p.m. Ward Friday afternoon. PTA, Cafeteria, 8 p.m. Friday evening Mrs. Carl JANUARY 19 - Jr. High bas Fenn and Mrs. Rollo Fenn at ketball. Vale, here 1 p.m. tended the 70th Banquet at the Basketball, Payette, here. Nyssa Stake House. JANUARY 20 - Science Sym Mr. and Mrs. George Schie posium, multi-purpose room 9 mer attended church at the 30 a.m. - 3 30 p.m. Owyhee Community Church Wrestling, John Day, here, Sunday evening December 7. 1 p.m. Mrs. Schiemer played the piano Basketball, Kuna, here. and supervised the presenting of JANUARY 22 - GAA 7 p.m. a Musicale given by the Adrian JANUARY 23 - Shakespeare Community Presbyterian films, Rm. # 4 highschool, 6 30 Church choir that evening. p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Province JANUARY 25 - Wrestling, of Caldwell were Sunday dinner Emmett, here 6;30 p.m. pueats of her mother, Mrs. L. JANUARY 26 - Basketball, C. McDermott. Vallivue, there. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McKin Jr. High basketball, Kuna, ley were Sunday dinner guests here 2:30 p.m. January 7 of Mr. and Mrs. Rus JANUARY 27 - Basketball, sell McKinley in Boise. New Plymouth here. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson Wrestling at Mae-Hi, Milton- had their daughter. Mi. and Freewater. Rifle Rules May Change Bishop Kelly Beats Nyssa NU ACRES HAPPENINGS APPLE VALLEY I I EMS The small, scrappy Fruitland NU ACRES - Mrs. Armine Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fitzsim Grizzlies outhustled the Nyssa Hartmm was awarded a silver mons and family of Nyssa had The Nvssa Bulldogs lost Bulldogs Tuesday evening, and cup when she attended a North dinner with her sister Mr. and an SRV contest to Rishop Kelly for three quarters it was nip west Territory District meeting Mrs. Robert Shaw, Jr.. Satur last Fridai evening. 63-56. The and tuck before Nyssa pulled of Home Decorators at thv new day. The dinner was in honor BK Knights got off to a 21-18 it out in the fourth quarter, and Sheridan Hotel m Portland. of three birthdays of the Fitz first quarter score, and the won by a 49-40 score. Bulldogs < ould never quite catch Leaving Thursday morning by simmons’. The veteran Bulldogs never chartered bus with 30other wo up. although several times dur Mr. and Mrs. Ben Paine and found their rhythm, and Jeff men. they traveled via high- ing the game they came within 5 Marquez and Pat Ross left the highway from Hood River to Mrs. Ella Anderson of Ontario points. only to drop behind game early with five fouls each. Portland which was a glare of who is visiting with her nephew again. feu days, had Sun- Ben for a Frank Moore and Phil Klin- ice. She spent two days in Port This win gave the Knights da\ dinner with the RobertShau kenberg came off the bench to land. top position m the SRV with Sr’s. spark the play in the last quar Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook Dodson son of the 3- 0, although overall they are Perry ter. with Moore putting in 11 of Blackfoot and Mr. and Mrs. 4- 6 for the season. Nvssa is points and controlling the boa Syl Woodland of Arena Valley Pheral Dodsons joined the Army now l-l tn league play, and rds. Marquez was high with 13, were dinner guests of the Ben and is stationed at Fort Ord in have an overall mark of 7-2 and Fruitland’s Jim Pepple and Paynes Saturday Mrs. Cook California. Their son-in-law, for the season. Jerri Hellinga from Paiette Greg Moore each had 12 points. is the sister of Mrs. Woodland Bishop Kelli Sophomores also joined the same day and is The Bulldog Sophomore squad and they were down to attend the at Fort Ord. Their wives are were also victorious m the pre won a close preliminary game wedding of Mike Woodland, staying with the Dodsons while liminary game, winning a close by a 34-31 score. Thursday night at Nampa. Mrs. one Io 45-42. Nyssa Varsity - Ross 4, Cook and Mrs. Woodland were their husbands are at Fort Ord Nyssa Varsitv - Ross 6. Le Lewis 5, Tensen 2, Stewart neighbors of the Pavnes when or until they can join them. wis 15, Wilson 17. Marquez Mrs. Jessie Evans and Mr. 3, Wilson 2, Klinkenberg 2, they all lived at Stibnite. and Mrs. James Bunt from 18. Manley 3, Ollison 1. Moor» 11, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ruddell Caldwell visited with Mrs. Lucy Bishop Kelli Varsity - Hec Hopman 3 and Marquez 13. of Ontario were .... .......... ____ dinner guests Evans and Janice Monday. ker 10. Baird 7. Schiele 1, O' Fruitland Varsity - Hovde4,qf the Paynes Wednesday. Keith Keck left Wednesday to Keefe 19, Cutshall 10. Luchte Moore 12. Pepple 12. Wine- Mrs. John Stam, Mrs. John return to school at the Univer 14. Cyle 2. gar 8. and Yates 4. Craner and Mrs. Ben Payne Nyssa Sophs - Joe Martinez Nvssa Soph - Joe Martinez attended the Town and Country sity at Moscow. He went by Richland, Washington to visit 7, Meadows 5, Short 13. Cruz 11, Cruz Martinez 14, Bob Mea Garden Club at the home of his sister and family the Gary Martinez 17. dows 3, Cliff Vanetti 6. Mrs. Dale Adams in Nyssa Troyers before going on to BK Sophs - Folger 12. Bruce Fruitland Soph - Howard 4, Thursday afternoon. Mrs.Cra 4. Bndgers 2. Holden 21. Bal school. Kautz 6, Cate 17, Tschurgi 2, ner gave the lesson on flowers lard 6. Powell 2. and plants growing in the shade. .......................... RY FRANC ES SMAI I F V................. APPLE 71LLEY - Mr. and ble home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Knox Mrs. Dwight Seward and Gary were Monday evening dinner were visitors in the Nell Cor guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hui Ion rell home Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble took Mrs. Smith at Ontario. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Nell Correll shopping at Kar- and Mrs. Dwight Seward were cher Mall on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston Eunice and Lois Gibson all of visited Sunday afternoon with Nampa and Thelma LeeofCald- Mr. and Mrs. RobShippy at Wei well. ser. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morgan Mrs. John Boston arrived drove Marilu W ilson to Moscow home Saturday from a week at Sunday where she is studying at Nampa Hospital where she was V. of I. undergoing tests and treat Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Walburn ments. were Sunday afternoon visitors Mr. and Mrs. Leonard King in the Oscar Nichols home. of Middleton were Sunday din Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. were Tuesday luncheon guests Gene Honey. of Mr. and Mrs. William An Tracy and Jeanne Griffin ders of Caldwell. were weekend guests of their* Mrs. Ewald Kramer of New grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Meadows was an overnight George Griffin. guest Tuesday of Mr. and Mis. Fay Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sells and Tom were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Sells of Boise. Mrs. Peggy Upshaw was a Tuesday visitor of Mrs. Ed Sells. “A proleal march io like Mr. and Mrs. William Knox a tantrum, only heller or were visitors in the Lloyd Dlb- ganise d" U) I'hKulFr WEÍTA AAÁ CENTER CUT-RIB ■ |f|P0RK CHOPS 98 Ì DEL MONTE GAME HENG GROUND ßEEF & FRUIT-COCKTAI U ^no< CHUCK. 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