Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Page Ten
Thursday, May 27, 1976
Phil Klinkenberg In
National Tennis Finals
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VICTOR HABURCHAK owner of the
Nyssa Coast To Coast Store, is shown with
Roger Cook, district manager of the
nationwide firm from Boise, who was on hand
last week foe the installation of an electronic
ordering system for the store.
The equipment consists of a NORAND
NT-5 data communication terminal which is
linked directly by ordinary telephone lines to
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Highlighting a trip taken
by Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Sager was a place called
Peterson's Garden, between
Redmond and Bend. Oregon.
There were only two or three
acres, but, like a gem set on
the wayside, it had many
facets of beauty. Lovely, even
this early, Mrs. Sager said it
will really be breath takingly
beautiful when summer bri­
ngs forth its abundance of
blossoms.
Their fort night trip took
them first to Hermiston
where they visited son Harley
Sager Jr. and his wife and
family. From there they
journeyed to Klamath Falls
for a stay with son Kyle, his
wife. Naomi, and their two
children.
Thence, on to San Diego
they traveled for a visit with
son. Maynard, his wife.
Martha, and their two chil­
dren. This trip they bi-passed
the harbour cruise and
Balboa Park, having enjoyed
them often before, but did
have the fun of a dinner on
ship-board in the harbour.
A wedding in Phoenix took
the computer at Minneapolis This equip­
ment. shown between the two men. will
significantly reduce the time spent in
ordering merchandise
The capacity to
transmit orders rapidly via telephone lines
insures an inventors control system more
responsive to the store’s customers,
according to Haburchak.
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them to the home of Mrs.
Dunes. Luda said, but fun.
Sager's sister. Mr and Mrs.
Thetr location? About op­
George Smith. The Smith's
posite Farewell Bend, on the
daughter. Mary Louise was
Idaho side of the Snake.
wed to Richard Qualls, and
There are lots of camping
Sagers were there. The grounds and, plenty of
newlyweds are students at parking space, she said.
the University of Arizona in
Today. Monday, the last
Phoenix.
day of school in Fruitland.
While in Phoenix, the They celebrate by the parents
Sagers
saw about twenty bringing a picnic lunch to
travel trailers, ail alike, the school and everyone eating
shiney silver kind, all pulled by families. Games, races
by Chryslers, all alike. Seems and a movie are among the
a touring group from Europe events of the day. All this is
were using them, curtesy of bound to make the kids
Chrysler Corporation and the remember school with plea­
trailer company. Sagers were sure and want to return, next
unable to learn who the fall.
big-wigs in the cars and
Farmerette Club, at the
trailers were.
Dohner farm, met and
Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. installed its new officers.
Sager's sister and husband, Mrs. Ben Payne conducted
live in a trailer home in the installation, presenting
Phoenix, and are presently lovely house plants to each of
taking it to Florida for a visit the new officers. The presi­
and will be coming, with it. to dent was not able to attend.
Nu Acres in July for a visit Mrs. Calvin Conner, but the
with Sagers.
vice-president, Mrs. Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Shaw, was installed and
Sutton and family Jeeped up chaired the meeting. Mrs.
to the Weiser Sand Dunes
Paul Russell became the new
Sunday. Not quite as "far secretary
out" as the Bruneau Sand
Baseball Schedules
Nyaaa
Pee Wee League
Schedule
May 28 • Strawn Paint at
Nyaaa
May 26 • Nyaaa at Payette
2
May 27 - Monroe at Nyssa
3 • Nyssa at Fruit-
land 1.
7 - Nyssa at Opti-
mist
Jwuu 18 • Outsdoorsman
at Nyssa
June 14 - Cow Hollow at
Nyssa
June 17 - Nyssa at Weiser
June 24 • Nyssa at Vale
League Tournament •
June 28-July 1
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Adrian
Major League
Schedule
May 26 - Adrian at Fruit­
land 1
May 27 • Payette 1 at
Adrian
Jane 7 - Adrian at Payette
2
Jnae
Adrian
Jane
Adrian
Jane
rian
Jnae
10 - Fruitland 2 at
14 • Strawn Paint at
17 - Monroe at Ad­
21 - Adrian at Out-
Adrian at Opti-
Sam Hartley, former Nyssa
High School wrestler, fi­
nished in fifth place in the
national Olympic Trials. May
13-14-15 in Cleveland. Ohio.
He qualified for the Olympic
training camp at DeKalb.
Illinois and will
~ be leaving
May 31.
Sam at 105.5 pounds
decisioned Danny Samd-
nieggo of New Mexico 23-5 in
his first round and pinned
Dale Johnson of Mayor
Daly's Chicago Athletic Club
tn his second round. In the
third round Sam decisioned
Sports Boosters
Elect Officers
Nyssa Sports B»x>st<-rs met
Thursday, May 13 at the
Twilight Cafe at a regular
meeting.
Officers elected to serve
for the next year were: Glenn
Marcum, president; John
Messick, vice-president; Pat
Marcum, secretary; Barbara
Sarazin. treasurer; Amy Mit­
chell. publicity chairman;
Arleigh Adams, fund-raising
chairman.
The 'Baseball for Kida"
banquet was discussed and
the new date for the banquet
is June 14 at the Twilight
Cafe.
Wilson Shoots
Another Ace
Houston “Huck" Wilson
of Nyssa shot a hole-in-one’
on the Ontario Golf Course
Sunday, while golfing with is
wife Audrey and Jerry Hall of
Payette.
Wilson used a seven iron to
sink his shot on the 130-yard
par 3 third hole. This is his
second hole-in-one in two
years, continuing his streak
of one a year.
Schedule
May 26 - Vale 1 at Cow
Hollow
Jane 2 - Cairo at Cow
Hollow
June 7 - Adrian at Cow
Hollow
June 9 • Ontano JC at
Cow Hollow
June 16 • Cow Hollow at
Shell Oil
June 23 • Nyssa 1 at Cow
Hollow
June 36 - Cow Hollow at
Aero Geometries
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May 26 - Adrian at Vale 3
June 2 • Aero Geometries
at Adrian
June 7 ■ Adrian at Cow
Hollow
Adrian at Stan-
dard Oil
June 16 ■ Vale 2 at Adrian
Jane 23 - Shell Oil at
Adrian
June 30 - Ontario JC at
Adrian
BÜY-SHHIWT-HIRF
Jim Gates of Ohio. 21-4. The
fourth again brought a
decision of 18-6 in his favor
over Billy Ree of Oklahoma,
who is the National Freestyle
Champion. Billy Ree finished
the trials in 6th place. Bob
Weaver of Pennsylvania pin­
ned Sam in the Sth round.
Weaver finished the trials in
second place
Rosado of
Arizona, a member of the
USA World Cup Team,
decisioned Hartley in the 6th
round. 9-2. Rosado finished
fourth in the trials.
Chapman Tourney
Set For Monday
The mixed Chapman golf
tournament will be played on
the Ontario Golf Course
Monday, May 31 at 5 p m
Players are asked to bring
their own steak and dinner
will be served following the
tournament.
Golf Tourney
This Weekend
The Ontario Golf Course
will be hosting a two-day
tournament Saturday, May
29 and Sunday, May 30 with
eighteen holes being played
each day. Individuals playing
should call in for tee times on
Saturday. Those individuals
not playing in the tourney
should call in for tee times,
too. There will be open play
on Sunday There will be low
gross and low net prizes in
each flight and ail flights are
by handicaps.
If you have a larga, well
shaped noce, some believe,
it la a sign that you are noble,
generous and friendly I
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
AND TEACHERS held a spirited ball game
Tuesday. Here teacher Beth Leggett is
running out a ground ball to first base where
wo thrown out. first baseman to pitcher.
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KINGMAN KOLONY NEWS
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DALE
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Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel and
Randy of Boise were Sunday
dinner guests of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox.
Mrs. Dorothy Scott who
has been visiting relatives
here returned to her home in
Culdesac Tuesday.
Mrs. Bill Toomb had
surgery in the Caldwell
hospital Iasi week and is
doing fine
Mrs Herschel Thompson
and Mrs. Ethel Thompson
went to Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Bullards 55th wedding anni­
versary and open house
Sunday afternoon at their
home near Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel
Thompson left on a Friday
and went to Roseville.
California where they visited
their son, Mr and Mrs Ron
Thompson and family. They
returned last Thursday.
Mrs. Doyle Huff of Stay­
ton, Oregon spent several
days last week with her
sister. Mr and Mrs James
Osborn.
Mr and Mrs. Fail Kygar
and Jay helped with the
branding Saturday at the
Harold Jenkins place.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Kygar
attended the ball game at
Baker Friday. Elgin and
Adnan had a double header
Adrian won both games
Others attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Jenkins.
Mavis McConathy and Ja-
neen Kygar
Mary Macy rode with Mrs.
Carl Lee Hill and Dennis and
Effie Martin to Baker Thurs­
day morning. They watched
the ballgame between Adrian
and Elgin Mary had lunch
with her mother-in-law. Mrs
Ruth Rasmussen She stayed
with her for three days Mr.
and Mrs. Klaas Lean visited
Mrs. Rasmussen on Sunday
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and brought Marv home. She
went mushroom picking
while she was there and
brought some home
Tuesday evening guests of
Mr and Mrs Ed Nedrow
were Mr. and Mrs. John Irby
of Payette.
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Nedrow visited Mr. and Mrs
Albert Hooker in Weiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Castro
Jr and Mikie were Saturday
evening callers of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Nedrow.
Baseball
Thursday, May 20
First Game
ADRIAN 6, ELGIN 2
Adrian
(XX) 100 5—6
Elgin
(XU (XX) 1—2
Kygar, Orris 7 and B
Pratt. P. Thoren and Hudson,
Wl- Kygar LP
P Thoren
3 B—Thiel
Second Game
ADRIAN 9. ELGIN 0
Elgin
000000 0-0
Adrian
400 401 X—9
Simons and Hudson, Orris
and B Prati WP - Orris.
LP—Simons 3B—Orni, Leo*
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Cow Hollow
Pee W ee league
Perryman of Wabash College
of Mt. Carmel. Illinois 6-3,
6-2 but lost to Terrano
Soloagular of Rhode Island
Jr. College. New Jersey,
Soloagular is from Chill and
was seated 15th in the
tournament.
Klinkenberg and Idiota
defeated Terrerria and Bla­
nca of Oscar Ross J.C. of
Oklahoma 6-0, 2-6, 6-3 and
will play again Wednesday.
Ideota has won his first 2
singles matches and out of
158 there is one of 32 left.
Hartley Qualifies For
Olympic Training Camp
May 26 - Standard Oil at
Nyssa I
Nyssa 2 at Cow Hollow
June 2 - Standard Oil at
Nyssa 2
Vale 3 at Nyssa I
June 9 • Nyssa I at Vale 2
Vale 1 at Nyssa 2
June 16 - Aero Geomet­
ries at Nyssa 1
Nyssa 2 at Cairo
June 23 - Nyssa I at Cow
Hollow
Ontario JC at Nyssa 2
June 30 - Vale I at Nyssa I
Nyssa 2 at Vale 2
Adrian
Pee Wee league
Schedule
May 27 - Strawn Paint at
Cow Hollow
Jnae 3 - Optimist at Cow
Hollow
Jnae 7 • Fruitland 1 •t
Cow Hollow
18 - Cow Hollow at
Payette 1
14 - Cow Hollow at
Nyssa
17 - Payette 2 at
Cow Hollow
Juae 21 • Cow Hollow at
Weiser
Jana 24 - Monroe at Cow
Hollow
Two TVCC Tennis Team
members qualified to com­
pete in the National Jr.
College Championships be­
ing played now in Seotsdale.
Arizona when they placed in
the region IN Tennis Tourney
at Ontario.
Those who qualified were
Phil Klink« berg of Nyssa,
son of Mrs. Kuth Klinken­
berg and Javior Ideota of
Burns. Both will be compet­
ing in singles and doubles.
Phil Klinkenberg won his
first match when he faced
RICKS COLLEGE WON its ninth c- nsecutive Intermoun-
tain Collegiate Athletic Conference I rack Championship
earlier this month.
Pictured is Mark Jensen of Ricks, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Darwin Jensen. Nyssa, who place second in the high jump
with a jump of 6’6".
Bowlers Go To
Washington
Sara Marcum and Troy
Calhoun bowled in a tourna­
ment in Kennewick. Wash­
ington the weekend of the
15th and 16th of May, with
bowlers from Ontario.
Sara Marcum bowled with
Trena Halbert and Heidi
McIntyre and their team
came in 5th.
Troy Calhoun bowled with
boys from Ontario and they
placed 6th in the tournament.
Bowlers participating were
from Kennewick, hosts Wash
ington, Oregon, Idaho, Mon­
tana.
Wet Paper
Over 47 gallons of water go
into producing your Sunday
newspaper, according to water
experts at Ecodyne Corp.
Jen thousand gallons of
water are used to cook the pulp
and recycle valuable and ex­
pensive chemicals in manufac­
turing a ton of newsprint.
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Laundry. Large lots
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