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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, APRIL --------------- 14. 1968 -s. n-------- WOODIE AMONG GRADUATES AT TEXAS TRAINING BASE Pvt. Gary Woodie of Nyssa will be among those of the 13th Ar mored division at Ft. Hood, Texas, who will graduate .April 15 upon Date completion of their required April training course. He is expected April to arrive home this weekend on April a 14-day furlough. At the end of April that time, he will report back to April Ft. Hood for an eight-week course April in AIT (Army Individual Train April ing). April The young soldier is married Owyhee Reservoir Storage to the former Norma Ware of the April 13, 1966 652,260 Acre Ft. Nu acres community and is a son April 13. IMS 656,740 Acre Ft of Les Woodie who resides near New Plymouth. Miss Carol Clucas, a student at Los Angeles Bible college, spent To Buy. S*U or Boni. last week with her parents, Mr. Try th* Classified Pag* I and Mrs. Phil Clucas. Nyssa Weather GRIJALVA IN VIET MAILING ADDRESS In a letter to his brother. Lupe, Private NAM: GIVEN 13-year old First Class Joe Grijalva Jr tells of th« hot weather and long working hours he is experiencing in Viet Num. He sent his brother some Viet Nam money and asked him to say “Hi" to family and friends. Beginning with this issue, the young soldier will be getting the Gate City Journal as per his re quest. And knowing that he is "hungry" for hometown news, the Journal publishers are printing his address, hoping that Joe's friends will write to him. Address those envelopes to: PFC Joe Grijalva Jr.. US 56330- 242, Co. A., 65th Engr. Bn.. APO San Francisco, Calif. 96225. Streamflow Shortage To Hurt Water Users Nyssa Births April 7 To Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert l’earcy of Parma, an 8-pound girl. Teresa Dawn. April II To Mr. und Mrs. Raul Ruiz of Parma, a 6-pound, 13- ounce boy, Raul Alberto. April 13 To Mr. und Mrs. Wil burn Chambers of Ironside, a 7- pound, 3-ounce girl, unnamed. April 13 To Dr. und Mrs. Da vid Sarazin of Nyssa, u 6-pound, 8-ounce girl, Julie. Mrs. Glen Molt returned April t> to her home from Caldwell Me morial hospital. (Continued From Page 1) Malheur river near Drewsey is forecast at 34,000 acre feet or 42 percent average. State wide, the outlook for spring und summer water sup plies in Oregon now ranges from “very good" in the western hulf of the stute to "poor" in scattered eastern Oregon areas in Umatilla, Union, Baker, Malheur, Grunt, Wheeler, Crook, Harney and Lake counties. Carryover wuter sup plies will "save Die day” for many eastern Oregon irrigators. The next evaluation of wuter supply conditions will be made about May 9 from snow surveys and other dutu. MYSTERY^m/f Wesson — 24-Oz. Size HERMAN F. BRODERSEN. a farmer in the Payette area, is win ner of th* Chattanooga Choo-Choo outdoor grill at Michael'* Phar macy. He it being congratulated by Proprietor Chuck Michael just prior to taking his gift home Tuesday evening. During the Bexel Vita-Rama Sale and Contest, Brodersen's guess of 2.586 pills and capsules in a half-gallon jug came within six of being the actual 2.580 count. The winner, whose wife. Harriet, was with him Tues day evening, said it is the first thing he has ever won in his life time, then he added. "And my wife was so mad at me the day I registered because she thought I was just goofing around and she was ready to go home — but she's not mad at me today." She laughed and agreed with his remark. Michael said the lowest guess was 375, compared to a high of 44.003. Two other estimates were very close io the actual number and were made by J. P. Brum bach. 2565. and William G. Schoen, 2560.—Journal Photo. NYSSA HIGH SCHOOL NHS Bulldogs Split CALENDAR OF EVENTS Games With Capital;! April 14. 4 p.m.—Baseball. Vale Lose 9-0 to Meridian here. April 14. 4 p.m.—Tennis match at Meridian. April 14. 8 pun.—PTA meeting in school cafetorium. April 15. 4 pun. — Relay track meet at Ontario. April 15-16 — Idaho district 3 music festival at Boise. April 16, I p.m. — Baseball double header at Boise. April 18. 3:45 p.m..—GAA acti vity. April 18, 4 p.m,—Frosh ■ soph baseball at Adrian. April 18, 4 p.m.—Tennis mat ches at Weiser. April 19, 4 p.m. — Frosh - soph track meet at Nyssa. April 19, 7 p.m.—Thespian ini tiation. April 19, 8 p.m.—FHA meeting. April 20—Student body primary elections. April 20. 4 p.m.—Frosh base ball, Ontario here. April 21, 3:45 pun.—GAA acti vity. April 21, 4 p.m.—Tennis mat PTA OFFICERS ELECTED ches, Marsing here. Apple Valley — Mr. and Mrs. April 21, 4 p.m. — Girls' track Dwight Seward were elected co meet at Nyssa. présidents of the Apple Valley PTA unit during the organiza Messrs, and Mmes. Harvey Ben tion’s March 31 meeting. nett, Elmer Wood and Roger, Others named to office are Hel Lloyd Wood and family of Nyssa en Otani, vice president; Kather and Mrs. Mary Wood of Parma ine Stephens, secretary; and Bon were Easter guests of Mr. and nie Nichols, treasurer. Mrs. Floyd Wood at Marsing. The Bulldog baseball squad split a double-header with Capi tal high in non-conference play last Saturday afternoon on the Idaho diamond. The Eagles took advantage of 10 Nyssa errors to win the first contest 11-6. Danny Wilson took over mound duties in the second encounter, pitched a four - hitter and the Bulldogs ; won by a 4-3 final score. Capital committed five errors in the second game, compared to I one for Nyssa. The Meridian Warriors won their first contest of the season Tuesday afternoon when they blanked the Bulldogs 9-0 in an SRV league game. Charles Parra was tagged with the loss for Nys sa. Th* Bulldogs will host the Vale Vikings at 4 o'clock this afternoon and will travel to Boise Saturday for a double- header with Capital high. Cooking Oil Bottle Jl Pf Only.......................... 40 Dog Food $100 14 Cans For................ Sunny Jim — 22-Oz. Size Campbell's — Meat-Base SYRUP SOUPS 2 Bottles 69 $100 6 Cans For................ Del Monte —Whole — Fresh Shasta — Four New Flavors! DILL PICKLES SODA POP ........ 39‘ $|00 14 Cans For................ Mystery Specials - Saturday Only Festival — 40-Oz. Jar 20-Oz. Family Size STRAWRERRY PRESERVES.. LIBBY'S CATSUP 10-Lb. Bag White Sun 6-Oz.— Frozen WHITE SATIN SUGAR Pork Chops LEAN • ORANGE JUICE MEATS LEAN PRODUCE Sweet — Juicy Lb. Loin End Cuts Pork Roasts BEER —A big boost to the economy! The brewing industry each year contributes over 1.4 billion dollars in federal, state and local excise taxes. Wages and salaries in the brewing industry account for almost 500 million dollars, and the purchase of packaging materials from other in dustries runs over 550 million. So next time you enjoy a cool, refreshing brew after hard work or play, remember—BEER is good in more ways than one! Vets' — No. 1 Size Wells & Davies WESTERN Lb. 58' 57' 1 Bacon.. 2Lb.pkg. Sunkist ORANGES 10 Pounds For . . . 98' We Give SRV Green Stamps! MARKET — PRICES EFFECTIVE UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. Thursday — Friday Saturday 424 Main Street . . . Nyssa, Oregon
