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Thursday, May 12, 1977____ __ Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon _ Craig Boles Memorial Pistol Shoot Held The 1st Annual Craig Boles Memorial Police Pistol Shoot was held Saturday. April 23 * at the Pistol Range. Thirty shooters competed from On tario. Nyssa, Vale and Canyon County Sheriffs Of fice. Proceeds from this yearly event will go to a scholarship fund at T.V.C.C. for a deserving law enforcement student. The Traveling Trophy was won by Canyon County's" A” Team with a total score of 1.727. Members being: De puty Warren. 584; Childers. 566; Huffer. 577. Other scores are as follows 2nd Place • Ontario City Police. Team I - Ptl. Chilson 538; Ptl. Kerfoot, 588; Ptl. Judd. 527, Total - 1.623. 3rd Place • Nyssa Police Department. Team 1: Chief Allen. 483; Sr. Ptl. Cooper, 549; Ptl. Buchtel. 494. Total - 1,526. 4th Place • Oregon State Police: Trooper Schmeer, 449; Trooper Dalton. 541; Senior Trooper Burrows. 532. Total ■ 1.522. Sth Place - Canyon Cou nty, Team 2: Deputy Smith. 464; Deputy Hines, 483; Deputy Field. 503. Total ■ 1.450. 6th Place • Vale City Po lice: Sgt. Shaw, 531; Ptl. Keller. 365; R.O. Grigg. 527. Total - 1.423. 7th Place • Nyssa Citv Paul Presidetils Elect Officer* Police - Team "2" Sgt. Rios 411; Sr. Ptl. Cooper, 449; K O. Hiatt. 483. Total 1.345. 8th Place • Ontario Police Team "2": Sgt. Chiara, 494; Ptl. Jacobson, 410; Cpt. Lawson. 435. Total • 1,339 9th Place - Malheur Cou nty District Attorney's Office Mr. DeKalb. 390; Deputy Cemga, 498; Mr. Chatfield, 296 Total - 1,184. 10th Place • Ontario Po lice Department, Women: Ms. Stepp, 424; Ms. Park- lyn, 250; Ms. Schmeer, 445. Total i.119 Utah Daughter* Hold Meeting The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers met Monday at the home of Gladys Feik with Leone Christensen as co hostess. The business meeting was conducted by Iona Flinders, captain of the Gate City Camp. The ladies voted to enter a float in the Nyssa Night Rodeo Parade this summer. 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Mike Eddy and Dorothy Miner will be driving the bus. Others accompanying the group are Dan Weeks. Carolyn Fulk. Ruth DeLong and Debbie DeLong. During the eight- day trip, the students will be staying in schools and at a Catholic church in Vancouver British Columbia. Their des tination on Saturday was to go to Olympia. Washington and to see the state capitol. On Sunday, they will go by ferry from Port Angeles to Victoria. While there they will visit the provincial parliament, wax museum. Empress Hotel, tour the provincial museum and the Hudson Bay Company, also Craigdarrok Castle. Thunder bird Park, the totem poles and the beach. On Wednes day, the group will be in Vancouver, where they will see the planetarium and a show, and a concert. They will begin their homeward trip on Friday, with stops in Seattle. Portland, Salem and Bend, before returning home Saturday evening. The Pioneer Club ladies held a potluck dinner at Helen Durrall's home on May 5, with 13 members attend ing. A discussion was held concerning the bazaar and sale, that they will have this fall. The next meeting will be held at Mary Strodes home. Sunday dinner guests of the Sam Stumps were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chastain. Bill Smith recently spent a week as a patient in the Veteran's Hospital in Boise. May 4, he was flown to the Veteran's Hospital in Port land where he is waiting to undergo heart surgery. Mrs. Smith flew to Portland on Sunday to be with Bill. Cards can be sent to him at the Veteran's Hospital. S.W. Sam Jackson. P.K. Road. Section 25 C, Room 312. Portland. Oregon. 97207. FOR ONLY • Great Food Ideas and Recipes The Past Presidents of the Legion Auxiliary held a luncheon meeting, May 2 at the East Side Cafe in Ontario. Election of officers was held with the following persons elected: Mrs. Otis Smith, president and Mrs. Nora Graham, secretary-trea surer. 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