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Nytsa Goto City Journal - Nyssa, Oregon Thurtday, November 24, 1977 Size Overcome by Determination Weed Not Forgotten i.; Energy Effort Bowling Thursday Night Mixed Hill & Martin 31 13 Pound* & Pruyn 29 IS Stutheit A Clary 27 17 Morri* A Holme* 25.5 18.5 OldmyrAMorsn 25 19 Anknmn A Pierce 23 21 Ankenman A Pierce 23 21 VandrOrd & Olsen 22 22 Hiatt A Asumendi 22 22 Brendle A Jensen 16 28 Beggs & Huntley 16 28 Hiatt & Schilling 14.5 29.5 Stell & Seward 13 31 Women's high game and series: Sandy Morrison 246/ 547; Edie Stutheit, 217/550; Carolyn Pruyn, 211/551. Men's high game and series: Fred Schilling 223/ 564; Frank Morris, 210; Lou Stutheit, 203; Don Seward, 533; Ron Pruyn, 527. High team game and serie* Oldemeyer A Morrison 865/ 2382. Bowler of the week: Scratch, Carolyn Pruyn 551; Handicap Edie Stutheit. 646, Whiz Kids 25 IS Wc Three 24 16 The Flops 24 16 Unthinkable* 23 17 l.ale Bloomers 20.5 19.5 Draggin Bottoms 18 22 Scatter Pins 17.5 22.5 Gutter Pros 17.5 22.5 Gutter Lovers 15.5 24.5 Witch’s Brew 15 25 High individual game and scries Carol Hill. 190/507; Bertha Van DeWatcr 172/ 489; Marie Wilson. 200/ 491; Sharon Boston. 193/471. Bowler of the Week: Sera ich-Carol Hill 507; Hand icap-Bertha Van DeWater 612. ????????????????????????????? ; mere id IK World?; Page Five Michelle Ssdxmori who at tended the state gymnastic* competiton this weekend, though not making the finals, made her best score on the beam 7.3. Michelle placed 7th at district last week, but due to an accident involving one of the girls in the top six. Michelle got to goon to state in the beam competition. Coach Sharmon Sadamori commented "Michelle scored higher on the beam this weekend than ever before She did a fine job." ___ ! The U.S. Energy Research and Development Admin istration (ERDA) has award ed Oregon State University an additional $158.000 to study combustion of wood and way* to increase ef ficiency and energy output while decreasing air pollution problems. A $100.000 grant in 1976 enabled David C. Junge, me chanical engineering re search associate and project leader, to build a special pilot test facility, it has a "spreader stoker” combust ion chamber similar to those used by industry for burning wood residue fuels to gene rate steam. “Wood has been a fuel since the early history of man but research is lacking on rates of combustion of dif ferent wood species under varied firing conditions." the engineer noted. Concern over air pollution and fuel shortages have added new importance to investigations with wood, Junge added. The project was prompted by the fact that the Pacific Northwest alone has approx imately 1.000 industrial wood fired boilers in operation now. "Roughly half of these boilers have substantial dif ficulty in meeting environ mental emission regulations VSITH I HL. BASKETBALL SEASON starting December 2 against Vallivue. Nvssa’s Ed Tensen (12) and Eric Stunz (25) along with the whole team are putting in a little bit of practice before the season starts. because of smoke and pan iculate emissions,” Junge said. "Furthermore, they’re not very efficient from the standpoint of steam product ion per unit of wood fuel." Combustion chambers and boilers are getting better "but vital design information has not been available,” Junge continued. The new OSU work "should provide the required data and open the way for continued and greater use of this renewable resource," the eneineer emphasized. “The studies." Junge pointed out.“will answer such questions as: What is the value of preheated air in the combustion chamber as an aid to burning? What size and how dry wood ought to be to achieve complete combustion? And what are the best air-to-fuel mixtures to completely burn the wood and limit emissions to the atmosphere?” Tests so far in the new OSU project have been limited to Douglasfir. But the new grant will permit expan- sion ot studies to include hemlock, alder, pine, cedar and various hardwoods grown throughout the U.S. “We expect to bring in fuel samples from Vermont. New Hampshire. North Carolina, Arkansas and Oklahoma," Junge said. Looking ahead, Junge in tends to evaluate wood combustion in “fluidized bed" combustion chambers where fuel particles are burned in suspension with other solid materials rather than resting on a grate. “Fluidized bed wood com bustion is currently being used on a limited scale in the Northwest but some basic engineering information is lacking." he said. “There’s been tremendous interest to date from the wood industry people who are faced with operation of wood burning boilers," Junge reported. "They’re providing considerable help in terms of equipment ana technical expertise and are following our results care fully." A small computer the size of a desk is not only easy to operate, but can provide small businessmen with many of the same benefits big companies get from their big computers. Called the IBM System/32, it can improve inventory control and generate key reports that can make a major contribu tion to the management of a business. Yet it fits in almost anywhere. Firemen Summoned Nyssa Firemen were sum moned to the Ed Larsson home on ( lark and Columbia Avenues Thursday evening at II p.m. where a furnace in their mobile home over heated. There was no exten sive damage. Legal Notice IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR No. 3651 NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS Thanks to all our dear friend* in Nyssa for their kindnesses during our recent grief and sorrow for the loss of our loved one. We deeply appreciate everyone’s thoughtfulness. Farrell Ransom and family Stout Appliance 3rd «nd Main Nym, Orf— In the Matter of the Estate of FLORENCE E. PROVINCE Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GI VEN that the undersigned has been appointed personal» representative of the above estate. All person* having- claims against the estate are required to present them to the undersigned Persona) Representative at the office of his attorney*. SCHROE DER A HUTCHENS. P.O. Box 776. Vale. Oregon, within four month* after the date of the first publication of this Notice, or they may be barred. All persons whose rights mav be affected by this proceeding may obtain addi tional information from the records of the Court, the Personal Representative, or the attorney for the Personal Representative. Dated and first published this 10 day of November 1977. /*/ Nolan Field Personal Representative Address 263 A Street. W., Vale Oregon 97918 Published November 10. 17, 24. 1977 PANCAKE Friday, December 2 Gentry Ford would like to take this time to wish everyone a HAPPY THANKSGIVING SCHOOL CAFETERIA 5:30to8p.m • A Wide Variety of Quality Merchandise • Competitive Prices On All Items in downtown Nyssa every Saturday afternoon with candy canes for the youngsters • Ample Parking Space • FREE! • Courteous and Friendly Service
