Page Ten
Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Of gon
Thursday. July 29, 1976
Legion Tourney Play
Swimmers Finish Second,
Begins Sat. in Ontario
Matthews Wins Six
The regular season is over
and tournament play begins
Saturday for the Nyssa
American Legion team. Their
final game, which was to be
Monday with Ontario was
canceled.
The four teams in the
competition are Nyssa. Vale.
Ontario and Bend. Nyssa
finished with a 4-18 record.
Ontario 14-18 and Vale 15-13.
Ontario and Bend begin
the tourney at 1 p.m
Saturday, at Elks Memorial
Field in Ontario. Nyssa and
Vale meet at 4:30 p.m The
losers meet each other at 8
p.m. that night and the loser
of that is eliminated At 1
p.m. Sunday the two winners
meet. The »inner goes oa to
the Area tournament as the
District's No. 1 team. Sun­
day's loser plays Saturday's
firsts for 13 and 14 year olds.
He won the 50 and 100 yard
freestyle» and the 100 yard
breaststroke.
In the oldest age group.
15-18, Lori Lane won the 200
yard IM and the 100 yard
breaststroke. Megan Jackson
one of the team's coaches,
swam to victory in the 50-100
yard free style.
Nyssa's final win came in
the 50 yard freestyle for boys
in the oldest age group. Mike
Wahlert won that in the good
time of 27.8 seconds.
On July 31 and August 1,
Nyssa is going to Payette to
swim in the Idaho “B" State
championships. Thoae who
qualify for the State "A"
champa will go on to Black­
foot the nest week.
consolation winner and the
»inner of that game becomes
the district's second club.
Pendleton. Milton-Free­
water. Hood River and The
Dalles will vie for the two
other spots in the Area
tiHirnev. the site of which has
not vet been chosen.
The Area »inner proceeds
on to the State tournament.
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What turned out to be
Nyssa's last regular season
game was with Vale, a week
ago. Nyssa lost 11-1.
Vale scored eight unearned
runs in the first inning. Three
Nyssa errors brought that
about.
Nyssa's lone run came in
the bottom of the first on a
double by Jay Kygar which
scored Scott Orris.
THESE FIVE NYSSA cheerleaders recently spent four days
at a cheerleader camp in Logan. Utah, where they learned
new cheers and competed with other cheerleaders. They are
from left to right, Julh Hoff and Linda Church (oa the
ground). Virginia Elguezabal and Norene Savage (standing)
and Donna Oldemeyer (in the air).
BOYS
50 yd. free • 1. Kelly Fe-
renburg. 2. Ronnie Robinson.
4. Jeff Matthews
SPORT
Brendle Rolls Perfect
Game to Win Tourney
Chester Takes Horseshoe Lead
Action slowed down on the
second week of the Nyssa
Annual Horseshoe Tourna-
meat as League A compe­
tition began to spread out.
Although
absent. Gene
Chester slid into a percen­
tage points first place lead.
when Bob Wilson dropped a
game to tough Red McCrady.
Wilson, first year champion.
won two games from Ralph
Werner and drew two games
on a bye before splitting with
McCrady.
LEAGUE A
Chester
Wilson
Werner
Waldo
Monroe
McCrady
11-1
16-2
9-5
6-4
7-9
6-10
.916
888
.643
.600
.437
.375
LEAGUES
8-2 .800
8-2 .800
6-2 .750
4-2 .666
4-6 400
0-6
0-10
0-0
N. Mathews
Dockter
Phelps
Anderson
Simard
Adams
M. Mathews
Thomas
LEGAL NOTICE
INVITATION TO BID
tion within 30 days after bid
opening.
NO PROPOSAL will be
received or considered by the
City or any Officer of the City
unless the Proposal Form
contains, or is accompanied
by. a statement by the Bidder
as a pari of his proposal that
the provisions required by
ORS 279.350 shall be in­
cluded in his contract.
EACH PROPOSAL must
be submitted on the pres­
cribed form and accompanied
by a certified check or bid
bond executed on the pres­
cribed form, payable to the
City of Adrian. Oregon, in an
amount not less than 5
percent of the amount bid.
THE SUCCESSFUL bidder
will be required to furnish ■
bond for faithful performance
of the contract in the full
amount of the contract price.
BIDDERS on this work will
be required to comply with
the
provisions
of
the
President's Executive Order
No. 11246 and requirements
issued thereunder. The re­
quirements for bidders and
contractors under this order
are explained in the contract
documents.
THE ATTENTION of Bid
ders is directed to the
SEALED PROPOSALS for
the construction of sewage
collection and treatment fa­
cilities, addressed to Ho­
norable Mayor and Council,
will be received at the office
of the Rural Fire Protection
District (Fire Hall), City of
Adrian. State of Oregon until
8:00 o'clock P.M.. local time,
on the Sth day of August.
1976. and then will be
publicly opened and read.
THE WORK contemplated
consists of construction of
approximately 8.290 feet of
8-inch sewers, a package
type sewage lift station, a
river crossing approximately
800 feet long, and approxi­
mately 4.900 feet of 4-inch
pressure sewer, lagoon type
treatment facilities and ap­
purtenances.
PLANS AND specifications
may be examined at the
Office of the Engineer.
CH2M HUI. Inc.. 700 Gear
water Ave.. P.O. Box 8748.
Boise. Idaho 83702. A copy of
said documents may be
obtained at the Engineer's
office upon a deposit of S25
for each document. The full
amount of the deposit will be
refunded if said documents
are returned in good condi­
GENERAL
REVENUE
SHARING
Hal
Brendle rolled a
perfect 300 game in a
nine-game series when he
finished first in the Shot Gun
Classic Tournament in Provo,
Utah, recently.
S-ii jjj
Hysell
GULS
200 yd. IM
4. Marina
Mejia
50 yd free - 4. Mejia
100 yd. breast
2. Leslie
Lane
100 yd. free - 4. Mejia
Brendle topped the 549
other entries to finish first in
Men s scratch singles, with
Results
free • 1.
requirements and conditions
of employment to be obser­
ved and minimum wage rates
to be paid under the contract.
THE BIDDER must submit
with his proposal the pro­
perly executed form of
"Compliance Statement" in
accordance with the Environ­
mental Protection Agency
special requirements. Bids
received without this com­
pleted form will be con­
sidered nonresponsive. Be­
fore a contract will be
awarded, the above will be
subject to EPA approval.
THE RIGHT is reserved to
reject any or all proposals, to
postpone the award of the
contract for a period not to
exceed 90 days from the bid
opening date, and to accept
that Proposal which is to the
best interests of The City of
Adrian.
GROUNDS for disquali­
fication of Bidders as re­
quired by ORS 279.037 shall
be included in this contract.
DATED this 15th day of
July, 1976.
CITY OF ADRIAN. OREGON
By George Cartwright
MAYOR
Published July 15. 22. 29.
1976
JOEY GARNER won the
boys high game trophy with a
198 in the recent Youth-
Adult bowling league.
1. Papermates - Ren/ Van
Biljouw, Thelma Van Biljouw
Delores Hawks. Mel Hittie
2. Misfits - Ed Sego, Joe
Garner. Gerald Edgar
High Game ■ Joe Garner.
279; Sherry Seward. 264
High Series Scratch ■ Dan
Miller, 712
High Series Handicap •
Donna Warren. 777
1. Anderson,
BOYS
200 yd IM • 2. Mike Wah-
lert
100 yd. fly • 2. Wahlen
50 yd. free • I. Wahlert. 2.
Kent Blanch
100 yd. breast • 2. Larry
Haney
100 yd. free - 2. Wahlert. 3.
Blanch
H a nd leap
Lady Golfers Meet Tuesday
Low Game - Delores Ha­
wks, 63
There will be a meeting for
lady golfen at the Ontario
Golf Couree. Tuesday, Aug*
ust 3. Tee off time is 9 a.m.
with a potluck luncheon at
noon.
JIM JEFFRIES topped all
players in the No Tap league
with a season's average of
202. The bowling banquet
was held last Monday at the
Sugar Bowl.
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