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MANUEL PEREZ WAS CHAMPION in the 136 pound class
of the tournament, the winners receiving a medal and
chart of their wins.
TOM CHURCH, on knees, was runner-up and second
place winner in the tournament, losing to Goerge of
Homedale in the finals.
Three In Finals of
Nyssa Invitational
College Board Tests
Given N.H.S.Seniors
SAM HARTLEY GETS A KISS for being the «inner in
the 106 pound division of the Nyssa Invitational Tournament.
Nyssa High School settled
for third place in the 8th
annual Nyssa Invitational, af
ter winning their own tourney
for the past two years, but
Coach Mel Calhoun called it
"the best ever.” Held last
Friday and Saturttay, over
230 wrestlers were involved
in 338 matches on 3 mats
in two almost continuous days
of wrestling.
Caldwell was the winner
with 117 points, followed clo
sely by Nampa with 107.
Nyssa scored 66 1/2 points
for third place. and other
hools followed with Vale
54 1/2; Homedale 52; Parma
51, Carroll Hi. Yakima 48,
McCall 43; Madras 39 1/2,
Kuna 35 1/2, Fruitland 29,
Middleton 28 1/2, Burns 27,
Weiser 22 1/2; Cambridge
16, Emmett 10, Grant Union
10; Garden Valley 10. New
Plymouth 9 1/2; Adrian 4,
Payette 1, Midvale 0.
Three Nyssa wrestlers
were in the finals Saturday
night, with Sam Hartley ta-
king the championship in the
106 pound bracket Manuel
Perez at 136 pounds, and
Tom Church finished second
at 15" pounds.
NHS CALENDAR
Duane Buchtel, Guidance
Counselor
for the Nyssa
Schools reports that he has
received the college board
ACT test results and they
have been distributed to se
niors who took the test Oc
tober 20 at TVCC
The ASVAB tests were gi
ven by the Armed Services
on December 5. These ap
titude tests were given to 43
interested seniors.
Last Friday, December 7,
Arch Hubbard, Air Force
Llason Officer for the Air
Force Academy in Colorado
Willis Fry Memorial
Scholarship Established
1974
CONTINUING EDUCATIONAL SCHEDULE
Treasu re V
NUMBER
CLASS
0.957A Tailormg Men’s Clothing
Men's Pants >
0.927C Simple Separates with Knit and
Stretch 1 Basic)
0.927D Simple Separates with Knit and
Stretch < Basic )
0 956A Tadoring Women's Clothing
0 840A Effective Buying
0.966A Clothing
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Selections
0.941V Dressmaking with Knits
0.927.N Simple Separates with Knit and
Stretch (Basic)
0 861V Interior Decorating 11
(Upholstery I
0 795A Home Maintenance and Repair I
(Women)
ART
0.515.IV Basie Ceramics
AA 200A Printmaking
0.519V Basic Photography
Pre-School Art
Registration-January 3
Pre-School Art
Registration - January 7
AA 290
Painting
AA 255
Ceramics
2 225
Photography
MUSIC
ML'S 196A Orchestra 'Community)
ML'S 19 B Band 'Community
.MUS 197B Chorus (Communi"”
AGRICVLTl RE
8 406B feed and Ration Formulation
8 468 A Pest Control
8 45OA Soils I
MISCELLANEO! S
0 873A Problems and Trends in Modern
Society'Great Decisions)
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Austin
1
Hazelton
2.510A Income Tax Procedures
3
Staff
2 50 IN Typing I
3
Staff
» 741N ABC Shorthand
4
Staff
9 83ON Beginning Welding
2
OL61A First Yr Japanese II
5
Leggett
Jan 8
Rightmire
Jan 7
Pierce
Jan 8
0 582W Physical Fitness
(Women)
GED
0 746E H.S Equivalency Prep
English
0.746M H S Equivalency Prep
Math
0 758A Developmental Reading
0 758B Developmental Reading
ABE
0 765A Developmental Reading
0 765B Developmental Reading
GED
Local Officers Help At
Navy Recruiting Station
MICHAEL WAYNE CARTER
Enroute to new duty sta
tions are two Naval Offi
cers who are presently vi
siting parents and relatives
in Ontario.
Lt. (Jg) Michael Wayne
Carter. USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs Jeff C alter of 1292SW
3rd Avenue is enjoying a well
earned leave of absence fol
lowing a tour of duty on the
Navy destroyer Richard B.
Anderson (DD 786) which is
home-ported in Yokosuka.
Japan Lt. (jg)Carter served
as tiie ship's Gunnery Of
ficer and the Combat infor
mation Officer. Following
his month long leave at home
the handsome Naval Officer
will proceed to San Diego,
Calif, where tie will assume
the duties as Squadron Ope
rations and Training Officer
for the staff of Commander
Destroyer Squadr'ii Seven
teen.
A 1967 graduate of Ontario
High School, LT. (jg) Car
ter applied for and was ac
cepted into the Navy's NRO
TC Program which enabled
him to receive his college
education at Oregon State
University
As an NROTC
graduate he received his Bac
calaureate from OSU and also
was commissioned as a Na
val Officer.
While m the area LT (Jg)
Carter is associating himself
with the local recruiting of
fice and welcomes the op
portunity to discuss his ex
periences with interested
parties
Also in Ontario is Lt. Ken
neth J. Culverson, a Naval
Flight Officer, who recently
completed a tour of duty
with Fighter Squadron 213
(The Black Lions) which was
deployed on board the USSS
Kittyhawk (CV-63). Presently
enroute to duty in tl* Phi
lippine Islands, Lt. Culver-
son and ms wife, the former
Nola Sitemore are enjoying
a visit with tier parents Mr.
and Mrs Edward "Swede"
Sizemore of 1078 S * 1st.
Avenue
Lt. Culverson has
been temporarily assigned,
under orders, to aid local re
cruiters with Naval Officer
and Aviation Programs. He
can be contacted at the Navy
Recruiting Office located at
1147 S W 4th Avenue in On
tario.
SANTA
STRIKES
AGAIN
NU ACRES HAPPENINGS
3
1 he Changing World of W omen
A WORRIED SAM HARTLEY and Coach Calhoun look on
as officials and the Vale coach administer to Mendive of
Vale. Hartley won by default
Springs, Colorado visited the
Nyssa Junior High. He spoke
with the 8th grade boys and
showed them a movie "What
Makes a Man •“ During a
question and answer period
he discussed the academy,
entrance requirements, etc.
The Guidance Office lias
also received the results
of the PSAP, the preliminary
college board test which was
combined with the national
merit test. This test had been
given to selected juniors and
the results are now being
distributed
December 13 - J.V.Wrest
ling at Adrian, 7:30 p.m.
December 14 - Jr. Hi Bas
ketball at Middleton, 2: 30
p.m.
Frosh basketball Emmett
at Nyssa, 4 30 p.m.
Varsity basketball at Em
mett, 8 p m.
December
15 - Varsity
basketball at Weiser, 8 p.m.
Preliminary game, Frosh
team
December
18 - Varsity
basketball Valhvue at Nyssa
8 p.m.
The Willis E. Fry Memo
time of his death, he lived
rial Science Scholarship is
in Kennewick with his pa
Preliminary game. Frosh
team
being established at theCoi-
rents, Mr and Mrs. Lon E.
Fry.
lege of Idaho, according to
Wrestling at Boise.
December 20 - Christmas
Erwin H. Schwiebert, consul
Fry's longtime interest in
concert, everyone welcome,
tant in planned giving at the
paleontology, the study of the
C of I.
cafeteria, 8 p.m
earth's history through fos
A native of Nyssa, Wil
sil remains, resulted in a
lis Fry died in Kennewick,
significant collection of fos
Washington in August of this
sils which was bequeathed to
year leaving a bequest of
the University of Washington.
>50,000 to the C of I for
Regarding the memorial
scholarship use.
scholarship, Schwiebert said,
"The insight and generosity
Fry attended the C of 1
from 1945 to 194", concen
that prompted Willis E. Fry
alle» >oniniunitv College
trating in the areas of phy
to establish a memorial
sics and paleontology. He ear
science scholarship fund at
INSTRUCTOR
DAY
TIME
PLACE
ned his B.S. and M.S. degrees
the C of 1 will bring to him
2
Claudson
Mon
8-10
St
Paul
P m
in physics at Oregon State
a degree of immortality on
Jan 7
Lutheran Church
University of Washington.
this earth that all too few
2
Claud son
Mon
Mp m
St Paul
From 1951 to 1958 he was people ever attain. This scho
Jan 7
Lutheran Church
employed as a physicist by
larship endowment fund will
Claudson
2
Mon
10-12 a m
St Paul
the General Electric Com
from now on through all time
Jan 7
Lutheran Church
Link
2
pany. Subsequently, be ser provide means to help worthy
Tues
7-9 30 p m
St Paul
Jan 8
ved as a physicist with the students of science who might
Lutheran Church
Coleman
3
Tues Jan 8
6- 9 p m
Atomic Energy C ommission otherwise have to drop out of
Coleman
3
Tues Jan 8
1-4 p m
from 1960 to 1972. At the college for financial reasons.
Link
2
Thurs
7- 9 p m
Vale
Jan. 10
Home Ec Room
2
Dahl
7-9 p m
Mon
Nyssa
Jan 7
Home Ec Room
2
Appleton
7-11
p
m
Mon
Vale
NU ACRES - Mr. Ernie
Nampa
were visiting the
Jan 7
Library
Spellman of Eagle and his
George Wilsons last week
2
Goul
TBA
brother Clarence of Star
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mitchell
stopped to visit Mr. and Mrs.
and two children of
New
Ben Payne Tuesday after
O'Connell
Plymouth visited the George
2
TBA
TBA
Vale
noon. They had been to Ba
Wilson's Saturday afternoon
Library
2
O'Connell
Tues
ker to visit their sister.
Mrs. Pauline Hart of Vale
1-4 pm
Art
Thurs
Mr. and Mrs. Syl Woodland
and an old neighbor of West
Bldg
O'Connell
2
TBA
TBA
Vale
of Arena Valley visited the
fall, visited the George Wil-
High School
Ben Paynes Friday evening.
sons's Saturday afternoon.
2
Kulm
Tues
10-1130» m
Art
They were showing off their
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson vi
Thurs
Bldg
new Chevrolet pickup they
sited
Mrs. George Wil son Sa
2
Siegelmilch
10-11
30
a
m
Mon
Vale
had just purchased.
turday afternoon.
Wed
Mr and Mrs. Chester Hut
Mr. and Mrs Ray Benz an
Refer to college winter schedule
and two children of Payette
ches visited Mr. and Mrs.
Refer to college winter schedule
were Sunday afternoon visi
M A. Jones last week
Refer to college winter schedule
tors of the Robert Stiaw Jr.’s.
Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw
Evans and David of Spirit
1
staff
Mon
7:30
N-3
Sr. visited their friend Ro
Lake, Idaho, stopped over
Jan. 7
9 30 pm
bert Copeland at the Holy
for a day with their sister,
Staff
1
Thurs
7-9 p m
N-3
Rosary Hospital Monday.
Miss Janice Evans on their
Dalzel
1
Tues
8-10 pm
N-3
They also stopped by tier
way home from Livermore,
cousin's home, Mrs. Gordan
Calif, where they had gone to
Anderson at Ontario.
get a load of their furniture
2
M urphy
Thurs
7 30-
Ag lab
Mrs. Virginia Mitchell and
arid visit their children and
Jan 10
10 :30 pm
2
Murphy
Dec 10
her daughter Mrs. John Mit
their families.
14pm •
Ag lab
Dec 14
chell and baby boy, Jeff, of
3
Murphy
Tues
7 30-
Aglab
Jan 8
10:30 pm
WINTER QUARTER
U 6/6A
Thursday, December 13, 1973
Th« Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
2
Mon
Jan 7
7 30-
9 45 p m
Organizational
Meeting-J an 3, S: 30-8 30 p m
Thurs
7-S 40 p m
Jan 10
TBA
TBA
TBA
Tues
Thur»
Mon
Wed
Tue»
Thur»
TBA
7-10 p.m
7 30 -
9 30 p m
74 pm
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Bring th« family and visiting guests to
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which includes an attractive game
room and convenient snack bar
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Friday
Ä Saturday
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