Nyssa Gate City Journal. Nyssa, Oregon
Thursday. June 3, 1976
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I Baseball Schedules I Bowlin^
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Youth-Adult I «ague
N jum
Babe Ruth
4 • at Ontario Reds
8 • Ontario Tigers-
here
11 - Adrian A's -
here
June 15 - at Cow Hollow
Astros
18 • Vale Rangers
here
Juen 22 • Weiser Senators
here
June 25 • at Fruitland
Yankees
29 - Payette Pirates-
THE NYSSA SWIMMING POOL has been
completely sandblasted, and workmen are
putting on a new surface which will make it
good for another 15 yean, according to City
Manager Henry Schneider. The pool will
open for the summer season on June 7.
Activities In Arcadia
Juns • 4 • at Ontario Tigers
June 8 • Vale Rangers-
here
June Il - at Ontario Ro-
vais
ARCADIA - The Arcadia
Club will meet with Sue
Tracy, June 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Petter­
son and Tony went to Burley.
Idaho over the weekend to a
family reunion of the Petter­
son family. The brothers are
Ernest. Earl. Merwyn. Chuck
and Neil Petterson and one
sister. Kerma Olsen. All of
their children and grandchil­
dren were there except for
three. There were 59 people
at the reunion. They deco­
rated the graves at Oakley
where
many of their
ancestors and family are
buried. Mr. and Mrs. Brig
Olsen and Sue Tracy and
girls, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Petterson, all of the Arcadia
district attended the reunion.
Tuesday. Connell Petter­
son arrived home from Salt
Lake City. Utah, where he
had been visiting relatives.
Last Monday the Neil
Pettersons received a call
from Toronto, Canada. It was
from a couple from South
Africa. Robin and Ailene
Lowe, who had become
friends of Connell while he
was on his mission. They
had made arrangemtns to Ay
to Boise. Tuesday for a few
days visit before leaving for
their home. Neil and Ruth
met them at the airport tn
Boise. Tuesday. They stayed
all night. They saw some of evening, he came back by
the country on the way home
after an unsuccessful Ashing
from Boise and renewed
trip and was again a supper
acquaintances with Connell.
guest.
Clyde and Nell Bowers drove
The next day. Mr. Lowe
became very sick. They took
to Hell's Canyon. Sunday.
him to the doctor and the Clyde caught a few bass
doctor advised him that he between showers.
would be sick for quite some
Mr and Mrs. Mike Wil­
time. So they took the plane
liams of Portland arrived in
the next day for home,
the wee hours of Saturday
cutting short their visit. They
morning to spend the week­
had a 17-hour Aight ahead of end with Mrs. William's
them before arriving in South family. Mr. and Mrs. Ko
Africa.
Abe. They returned home
Janice. Barbie and Brian
Monday.
Bowers visited Clyde and
Jeff Abe is graduating
Nell Bowers. Saturday eve- from the Arizona Automo­
ning.
tive Institute of Technology,
Don. Mark. Brent and June 4. He will be home after
David Bowers went Ashing to a trip into California to visit
Paddock. Saturday.
relatives. A former Arcadia
Bonnie Frahm is celebra­ resident. Larry Saunders is
ting the Bicentennial with an also graduating from the
addition to their cattle herd.
same college.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
She owned a blue roan heifer
Stephenson. Todd Cindell.
and the other day the heifer
Mr. and Mrs. Art Richardson
had a red and white calf.
of Boise. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Carroll's
cousin.
MrsKenneth Jackson and her Gene Orr and son camped
husband from Battlemoun­ over the weekend at East
Camp Creek. They did some
tain. Nevada, spen the night.
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Ashing, and came home
Henry Carroll. They were Monday.
looking around for a place to
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
settle when he retires.
Kesler. Sr. and Sally atten­
Doyel Carroll went Ashing ded a funeral at Rupert, the
to Owyhee Lake. Saturday weekend of the 21. The
evening after taking supper funeral was for Mrs Pearl
with his parents. Mr. and Wheeler, the mother-in-law
Mrs. Henry Carroll. Sunday of Mrs. Kesler's sister. Mrs.
June
15 - Nyssa
Twins-
here
June 18
dinals
June 22
nts
June 25
oles
June 29
kees-here
- at
Vale Car-
- at Ontario Gia-
• at Payette Ori-
- Fruitland Yan-
Ja
4 • at Vale
gers
Ju
8 • Ontario Royals-
here
Ju
11 ■ at Nyssa Twins
Ju
15 • Vale Cardinals-
here
Ju
18 - Ontario Reds-
here
J* 22 • at Ontario Dod-
gers
June 25 • New Plymouth
White Sox
June 29 . at Fruitland
Mets
Wayne Wheeler. The Keslen
spent the weekend with the
Wheelen and came home on
Monday.
Mr.
and Mn. Clarence
Kesler. Sr. visited Mr. and
Mn. Gerald Goodfellow, in
Payette. Monday afternoon.
Nyaaa American Legion
Baseball Schedule
June 3 Payette at Nyssa
8.00 p.m.
June 7 Nyssa at Payette
8:oo p.m.
June 8 Nyssa at Vale
8:00 p.m.
June 10 Nyssa at Boise
Gems (2) 6:30 p.m.
June 14 Caldwell
at
Nvssa 8:00 p.m.
June 17 Boise Senators at
Nyssa (2) 6:30 p.m.
June 18 Nvssa at Nampa
(2) 6:30 p.m.
June 20 Burns at Nyssa
(2) Adrian 6:30 p.m.
June 21 Nampa at Nyssa
(2) 6:30 p.m.
June 24 Nyssa at Boise
Senators (2) 6:J0 p.m.
June 28 Ontario at Nyssa
8:00 p.m.
June 29 Nyssa at Cald-
well 8 00 p.m.
July 4 Nyssa at Vale I 00
p.m.
July 5 Nyssa at Ontario
8:00 p.m.
July 7 Boise Gems at
Nvssa (2) 6:30 p.m.
July 8 Payette at Nyssa
8:00 p.m.
July 12 Caldwell at Nyssa
8:00 p.m.
July 14 Ontario at Nyssa
8:00 p.m.
July IS Nyssa at Payette
8:00 p.m.
July 16 Vale at Nyssa
8:00 p.m.
July 20 Nyssa at Caldwell
8 p.m.
July 22 Vale at Nyssa
8:00 p.m.
July 26 Nyssa at Ontario
8:00 p.m,
July 30-31, Aug 1 Oregon
Play-Offs
Coach - Dan Wilson
Manager • Frank Wilson
Admission charge, adults
$1 00; Students 50
Baseball
Friday, May 28
Babe Ruth
Cow Hollow Astros won
over the Adrian A's on a
forfeit.
Friday, May 28
Baba Rath
NYSSA TWINS 13, VALE
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Nyssa Competes
In State Meet
The Nyssa Track team
recently competed in the
State AA Track Meet in
Portland.
Nvssa collected 13 points
and received its points from
Jeff Hipp, placing second in
the 440 at
51.26. John
Stockland's fourth place in
the shot put with a toss of 53-
5Vi and the 440 relay team of
Jeff Hipp Clark Ki do. Don
Lawrence and Greg Moffls
came in 6th.
Swim Team
Meet June 9
There will be a swim team
meeting at Nyssa Swimming
Pool. Wednesday, June 9 at
10 a.m. it was announced by
Julie Anderson and Megan
Jackson, coaches.
Anyone interested is urged
to attend this very important
meeting. Plans for how many
will be on the swim team and
practice schedules will be
discussed.
Ward To Golf
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BILL MARCUM was awarded the Calvin Wilson Athletic-
Award as the outstanding high school athlete of 1976 The son
of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marcum. Bill is shown being
congratulated by Coach Max Brittingham.
Bill participated in football, basketball and baseball, and
was selected as all district in each sport. He will plav in the
Shrine All-Star football game in Baker in August
Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
McKinley went to La Grande
Monday and saw
their
grand-daughter Mary Earnext
graduate from high school.
They were accompanied by
their daughter. Mrs. Hugh
Eddy of Caldwell. They came
home on Tuesday.
James McKinley of Albany
came on Tuesday. He had
business in this area and
visited his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. McKinley. That
evening they all went to Vale
to the
Frank Yuarguen
victory party at the Golden
Slipper.
Saturday, Mrs. Hugh Eddy
brought her children. Ca­
rolyn and Jason to the R D
McKinley home so they could
spend some time with their
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit
Timmerman spent the week­
end in Boise where they were
house guests for the 183
Field Artiliary Battalion Re
union at the Rodewav Inn.
Mrs. Earl Province of
Caldwell and Mrs. Floyd
Eason of Parma were Satur­
day callers of their mother.
Mrs. L. C. McDermott.
Mrs. Mane Moore atten­
ded the Judy Mecham and
Gary Dawson wedding Satur­
day evening at the First
Christian Church in Nyssa.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Schutte were dinner
guests of their son. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard
Schutte in
Nampa.
Monday, Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Schutte visited Mrs
Johanna Jensen in Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Schutte were Wednesday
evening dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Louis Brown in
Nampa
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Waiter Livestock Commission Co.
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Sw« (vary Thursday
Sale time 12130 .harp
Stewarl Ward, son of Mr
and Mrs. Glenn Ward,
formerly of Adrian, will be
traveling to Galveston. Texas
to compete in the Junior
College National Golf Tourna­
ment on June 5.
He is a member of the
TVCC Golf team and quail-
Aed for the Nationals when
he placed in the top 5 golfers
at the Region IB tournament.
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Farmers 4
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Near Misses
Pin Pickers
Powerhouse 4
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Bowl Dogs
Strikers
Individual high
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High team game and
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Farmers 4. 793-783/2324;
30's and AG. 2307.
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Chrome Wheels
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Burning barrels and
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