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The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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Friday, Feb. 15
NYSSA
JV
42. CROOK
COUNTY 33
Nyssa JV 10 23 27 42
Crook C. JV 4 14 23 33
Nyssa-Marcum 11, Blanch
8, P. Escobedo 9, Oldeme-
yer 4, Wiley 2, Haney 6,
R. Escobedo 2.
Crook County-Clements 14.
Duncan 2, Gillett 11, Austin
4, Pollard 2.
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ADRIAN 64, MARSING 62
Marsing
15 35 47 62
Adrian
20 36 50 64
Adrian - Beebe 18, Bishop
2, Brown 4, Evans 5, Smith
16, Ward 16
Marsing - Avermann 4,
Haskett 2, Larsen 15, Ko-
vis 28, Roeder 10, Perci-
field 3.
Saturday, Feb. 16
NYSSA JV 49, MADRAS 37
Nyssa JV 17 29 37 49
Madras JV 10 22 30 37
Nyssa-Marcum 19, Blanch
11, P. Escobedo 2, Olde-
meyer 8, Wiley 2, R. Es
cobedo 7.
Madras-Barker S.Koppen-
lefe 4, Gallagher 15, Storall
2, Knichtges 6, Fleetwood
3, Sooksoit 2, Falker 2.
NEW PLYMOUTH
ADRIAN 55
Wrestling
Friday, Feb. 15
CROOK COUNTY 44, NYSSA
14
98 - KESSLER (N) decCoa
ICC) 8-1.
108 Black (CC) dec Dave
Simantel (N) 4-3.
115 - Hartley (N) dec Curtis
(CC) 9-2.
122 - Bowman (CC) default
Dan Simantel (N)
129 - Shrumm (fC)pin Bal
lou (N) 3rd.
135 - B. Holcomb (N) draw
Coolndge (CC) 7-7
141 - Perez (N)dec Robert
son (CC)20-3.
148 - Lords (N) draw Mc-
Phetnch (CC) 7-3.
158 - Perry
(CC)
dec.
Adams (N) 3-0.
170 - Lee (CC) pin Church
(N) lst.
188 - Beatty (CC) for- - lst.
191 - Elsea (CC) dec. Mit
chell (N) 9-3.
Heavy-Buck (CC) forfeit.
Saturday, Feb. 16
■
Adrian
12 28 40
N. Plymouth 24 40 56 75
Adrian - Evans 21, Beebe
14, Ward 10, MacKenzie 6,
Smith 2, Brown 2.
New
Plymouth - Rick
Hawker 2, Nickodemus 5,
Pittman 10, Ziegler 14,
White 30, Sorenson 2, Derry
Hawker 2, Rotert 2.
NYSSA 36. MADRAS 24
98 - Kessler (N) pin John
son 2nd
106 - Simantel (N) pin Nicho
las (M) 1st
115 - Hartley (N) pin Mont
gomery (M) 3rd
123 - Lane M pin Holcomb
,N) 3rd
130-Pene (M) dec. Ballou
136 - B. Holcomb (N) dec
Cunningham (M) 8-4
141 - Perez (N) dec. Gra
ves (M) 23-0
148 - Lords (N) dec. D. Le
Clair (M) 20-2
157 - Adams (N) dec T
LeClair (M) 12-0
168 - Moss (M) dec. Church
(N) 11-4
178 - Steeple (M) forfeit
191 - Mitchell (N) dec. El
liott (M) 4-3
Hvy. Muskof (M) forfeit
Bulldogs Win Two
Two Place In
Mo re Last Week-end
Judo Tourney
The Nyssa Bulldogs cla
wed two more steps up the
ladder in Greater Oregon
League play over last week
end, easily beating Crook
County Friday night 63-33,
and coming from behind to
narrowly defeat Madras, 49-
46. The Bulldogs now have
a conference record of 9-0
and a season record of 15-3.
Friday night Crook County
of Prineville made a game
of it in the first quarter,
but Nyssa pulled ahead 34-
14 at half-time and Coach
Gerald Talbot used all his
players in the lop-sided win.
Jeff Marquez with 14 and
Ken Stewart with 11 were
the only players in double
figures as eight other pla-
yers shared in the scor-
ing.
Saturday night the White
Buffalos of Madras led most
of three quarters before the
Bulldogs pulled ahead at the
AHS CALENDAR
February 21,
National
Assembly, 2:30 p.m
February 23, Community
Smorgasbord, Grade School
Cafeteria. 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
February 26, Swing Con
cert. Band and Chorus, at
High School. 8 p.m.
February 28, Solo and En
semble Contest at Adrian
all day.
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MEN’S COTTON
TWILL PANTS
SIZES 28 THRU 33 WAIST
»1.44-
CANNON
Nyssa
9 20 37 49
Madras
14 22 35 M
Nyssa - Jeff Marquez 30,
Stewart 7, Klinkenberg 4.
Moore 4, Mark Marquez 2,
Cruz Martinez 2.
Madras - Nicodemus 16,
Earl 6, Ruiner 4, Mitchell
20.
GREATER OREGON LEAGUE
Nyssa
9 0
Vale
8 1
Grant Union 7 2
Burns
• 4
Mac Hi
4 5
Madras
2 6
Wahtonka
1 8
Crook Cty. 0 8
15 2
15 2
10 8
7 10
8 10
9
I 15
1 16
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On Energy
Energy recovery from
garbage will be the topic of
the program at the Nyssa
PTA meeting February 21,
at 8 00 p.m in the Nyssa
Cafeteria.
Bruce Sarazin from the
Malheur County Solid Waste
Planning Project Office will
present the program.
Discussions will center
around the current State and
Federal laws, local prob
lems and the various pro
posals to solve the local
problems while meeting the
regulations. Everyone is ur
ged to attend.
Public Meeting
WEDNESDAY, FEB 27 -
Hay Growers meeting,
Nyssa, NFO Collection Point.
Gordon Dones, State Hay
Chairman speaker, 8 p.m
Consultant
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Nyssa - Jeff Marquez 14,
Valencia 5, Stewart 11, Klin
kenberg 8, Moore 4, Olli-
son 2, Mark Marquez 3,Cruz
Martinez 8. Marcum 4, Bla
nch 4.
Crook County - Gillette 2,
Austin 12, Barnes 4, Sto
ver 2, Simons 3, Gerke io.
The annual Ore-Ida Judo
Club tournament was held
Saturday, February 16 at the
Jud< Hall in Ontario.
Sherman Takatori placed
second in the 12-year old
heanweight. and Phillip Ke-
veren placed second in the
12-year old middleweight.
Beitone Names
Robert E. Hall, Payette,
has been appointed a consul
tant for Bel tone Hearing Aid
Monday, Feb. 18
Service, 128 S.W. 2nd Ave
nue (Centre Theatre buil
ding), Ontario. The appoint
JUN1OR VARSITY TOURNEY
ment was announced by John
NYSSA JV 46, BISHOP KEL
Pierson, the local authori
LY 35
zed dealer for Beltone Elec
tronics Corporation of Chi
Nyssa JV
12 24 30 46
cago.
Beltone is a world
B. Kelly JV 6 24 30 35
Nyssa-Marcum 10, Blanch
leader in hearing aids and
24, P. Escobedo 2, R. Es
electronic hearing test inst
cobedo 6, Sappe 2, Wiley 2.
ruments.
Bishop Kelly-Artis 11, An-
As a Beltone consultant,
Hall will devote his full time
shtiqui 10, Bassick 4, Hol
den 2, Leonard 6, Wolfe 2.
to assisting the hard-of-hear
Women's Volleyball ing citizens of Malheur and
Harney counties. During his
intensive training he was in
Program At TVCC
structed in the use of Bel
Tuesday, Feb. 19
Area women who are in tone electronic hearing test
terested in Volleyball are instruments and in fitting
NYSSA JV 58, MIDDLETON
invited to take part in an in Beltone hearing aids.
56
Hall, his wife Bettye, and
tramural tournament pro
Nyssa JV
13 31 41 58 gram at the TVCC gymna daughter Susan are long
Middleton JV 8 28 36 56 sium Tuesday evenings at time residents of the Snake
Nyssa - Marcum 17, Blanch 7;30
He is the
p.m
Participants River Valley.
26, P. Escobedo 6, Olde-
should bring their own gym former owner-operator of
meyer 4, Kouns 3, R. Esco
clothes. Dressing room and Davis Shoes in the West Park
bedo 2.
shower facilities will be avai Plaza, Ontario, and prior
Middleton - Metzker 7,
lable. Bring your own towel. to that time was manager
Johnson 16, Davis 10, Hop
For further information, call of the Penny’s store in Pa
kins 19, Hopkins 4.
Nicki Pierce at 889-64 93. yette
LADIES' SHOES
end of the third quarter.
Jeff Marquez led the Bull
dogs with 30 points, and was
strong on the backboards
Nyssa will be on the road
this Fridat against John Day.
N
6 34 45 63
Crook County 8 14 18 33
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BATH TOWELS
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Working Three
16
8
Rolling Pins
8
16
15
9
Alley Goofs
Pin Spinners
15
9
Big Three
10
14
13
11
Gutter Snipes
The Triple X
11.5 12.5
Gutter Gussies
11
13
Striking Trio
85 15.5
Sandbaggers
8
16
8
16
Tri Angles
Wee Three
8
16
High Individual Game and
Series Helen Okai, 201/497,
Alta Stunz 185/450; Velma
Stam, 185, Nadine Sparks
183; Emma Benedict 465.
Bowler of the Week -
Scratch-Helen Okai 497.
Handicap - Alta Stunz, 540
0
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THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED
Pounds- Pruyn
U M
Martin-Mills
20 12
Jefferies-Downes-
Hust
If 13
Vanzelf-Hiatt
11 M
17 15
Riggs-Card
17 15
Holmes-Myrick
17 15
Stuthiet-Clary
15 17
Murphy-Woodie
Heitzman - Robinson 12 M
12 M
Morrison-Reed
12 M
Stell-Seward
Kreigh-Cooper-Oord 11 21
Team high handicap game
and series: Heitzman-Robin
son, 798, Pounds-Pruyn, 785/
2334, Martin-Mills, 782, Hol-
mes-Myrick, 2267, Stell-Se
ward, 2221.
Women’s
high scratch
game and series:
Nancy
Heitzman, 182/468, Ailene
Holmes, 181/479; Effie Mar
tin, 177/479; Joan Jefferies,
468; Nellie Pounds, 460.
Men's hi scratch game and
series. Jim Robinson, 211/
521, Gib Holmes, 201/559;
Dennis Martin, 199, Ron
Pruyn, 526
TUESDAY NIGHT BUSINESS
MEN'S-FARMER’S LEAGUE
Home Dairies
61.5 38 5
Palmer’s Eq.
56 5 43.5
55.5 44.5
Adrian Oil
54
46
TV Farm Ser.
Murdock A
54
46
Mendiola
53
47
Eastside Cafe
53
47
Elliott Tire
47
53
Dessert Seed
47
53
Farmers Feed
45
55
Nyssa Police
Twilight Cafe
42.5 57.5
63
Nyssa Sanitation 37
Team hi handicap game
and series: MurdockandMen
diola, 841; Treasure Valley
Farm Service, 839/3145, El
liott Tire Store, 877/3157;
Home Dairies, 3160.
Individual hi scratch game
and series David Sarazin,
228-209/774,
Ken Fortin,
208, Rudy Marostica, 201/
755, Jes Assumendl, Ken
Fortin, Ray Riggs, 721.
0
0
0
SUGAR BABES
Albertsons »1
16
8
Owyhee Beauty
15
9
14
Farmers Feed
10
14
Brackens
10
Michaels
13
11
13
Greens Jewelry
11
Parma W. Lftr 12.5 1'5
Albertsons »2
13
11
9
15
Holcomb
Kassmans
7.5 16 5
game and
High team
Series: Parma Water Lifter,
646/602/595/1843, Albert
sons *2, 1647,
Michaels,
1645.
High individual game and
series: Addie Vinsonhaler,
236/508, Nancy Heitzman,
187/507, Judy Orozco, 182;
Bonnie Nichols, 525.
0
0
0
SPORTSMAN
Id. Sporting
20
12
Mel's Husky
19
13
Owyhee Barber 16 5 15.5
Idaho Power
15
17
BAM Equip
12
20
Parma Wtr. Lftr 4 5 27 5
High team game and se
ries: Idaho Sporting Goods,
1005/2923,
Mel’s Husky,
1036,2918. Nyssa Auto Parts,
997/2872
High individual game and
series Ron Pruyn, 221/575,
Mel Hittie, 239/518, W. L
McPartland, 219, EmilWoh-
lcke, 515
0
0
0
PATRIOTS LEAGUE
Stunc Lumber
19.5
4 5
The Olympic
16
8
Reib’s Market
16
8
Nyssa Welding
15
9
Muir Roberts
14
10
Sugar Bowl
12
12
Adrian Cafe
11
13
White Satin
10.5 13.5
Sunset Market
14
10
Paulus Jewelry
16
8
Ida 1st Nat. Bank 7
17
Wilson's Market
5
19
High games and series:
Pam Hiatt, 223/556, Dar
lene Gullett, 210,
Nellie
Leaf. 535,
Janet Frank,
208/517
NHS CALENDAR
is "Energy Crisis," cafe
teria, 8 p.m
February 22, Basketball at
John Day, 8 p.m PD6T
February 22 & 23, District
7AA Wrestling Tournament
at Nyssa
February 25, GAA, 7pm
Junior Varsity Basketball
Tournament at Ontario, Nyssa
Vallivue, 6 30 p.m.
February 26, Jr. Varsity
Basketball Tournament at
Ontario
February 28, Junior High
Wrestling at Middleton.
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NYSSA
NYSSA, OREGON
disappointed that Amtrak
chose to award this year's
experimental route to ano
ther region, 1 am hopeful
that the Pacific Northwest
Regional Commission's study
will show Hie feasibility if
At the same time, however, finding funds which could
match two-thirds of the de
the Governor announced he
ficit
Amtrak might incur in
has requested the Pacific
Northwest Regionaleommis running the Seattle through
sion, of which he is chair Southern Idaho to Kansas
man, to launch a study of City route I have asked the
the feasibility of the Com FMI t .tudi I atefull) all
mission possibly picking up of the ramifications of this
two-thirds of the deficit in possibility and report to me
curred by Amtrak in ope as soonaspossible." Gover
rating rail passenger ser nor Andrus said
vice from Seattle to Kan
sas City via Southern Idaho
and Denver, if the amount
is not too prohibitive
"While I am of course
Governor Cecil D. Andrus
has released a letter from
Amtrak Vice-President R.
C Moot which apparently
closes the door on the pos-
sibility of train service for
Southern Idaho this year.
Does your home
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Nyssa are entered.
One of the leading teams is this group
from Nyssa. Kneeling, from left, are Mike
Wilmot and Dana Maxfield
Standing are
Greg Thiel. Tim Brown and Norberto Lopez.
Argus photo.
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THE
TWELFTH
ANNUAL JUNIOR
BOWLING TOURNAMENT at Nyssa’s Sugar
Bowl is in progress, with the first sessions
last weekend and continuing through Saturday
and Sunday. Over 300 entrants from Half
way, Baker. Ontario, Caldwell, Nampa and
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