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Page Eight I Oregon Dairy Princess To I Be Selected In Portland Adrian Library Open To Public 1975 County Fair Gets Merit Fund Fairboard, announced that the Malheur County Fair ha* received $11,507.98 from the merit fund for the 1975 Malheur County Fair. Capp* said that the 1975 Fair had an excellent rating, receiving 912 points this year, with each point having a valuation of $12.62. He noted that this was the best year for the Malheur County Fair, which was among the top ten in the state. He stated that last year the board received $9,417.92 for 87S points, an increase over the 1973 Fair when $9.142.52 was received for 859 points. Capp* said that $374,000 was divided among the county fair* this year for a total of 29,638 point*. Activities In Arcadia By Nell Bower* school facility. Hearty Soup Your County Agent Says ARCADIA - Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. L. E. By Ray Novotny Lucian McLaughlin of Bend. Robbins were guests for New Oregon and Richard Me ■ Years Day at the Roy Laughlin of Myrtle Creek, Winchells. Other guests were visited John Sebum and Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Golda Roper over the holi Robbins and family. The fuel consumption for a days. They came Wednesday Mike and Carrie Petterson tractor in gallon* per hour and stayed until Friday. and their three children were can be estimated for a Mr. and Mrs. Bruce guests of Mr. and Mrs. Craig gasoline tractor by multiply Everetton and family spent Burbank and family. Both ing the maximum PTO New Years Day with her families left Wednesday for horsepower by .06. For a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Parlev the Burbank camp on Unity diesel tractor multiply the Feik. Lake. They spent a lot of time horsepower by .044 For Amy Stradlev attended the snowmobiling. They came example, a 100 horsepower New Years Eve watch at the home Sunday. gasoline tractor would use 6 Owyhee Community Church. Mr. and Mr*. Gary Ferga- gallons of gasoline per hour Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stradlev son of Salt Lake City. Utah, while a 100 horsepower visited over the weekend with came Saturday evening to diesel tractor would use 4.4 Amy Stradley and Margui- Boise by plane. Mike and gallons per hour. This fuel rite Moss. They returned to Carrie Petterson met them at consumption is average fuel Pasco, Sunday afternoon. the plane. The Fergasons consumption and would in Marguirite Moss enter were accompanied by Mrs clude both heavy load* and tained her daughters, the Fergason's brother, Rick light load*. The rule-of Uria family and the Hill Cowan and his fiance, also thumb is not applicable to family at New Years dinner. from Salt Lake. Mike and Amy Stradley was also a Carrie took them to her folks tractor* with hydrostatic drive*. guest. at Vale, the Doy Fergason*. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard Jeff Abe came home for Last year, the coat of attended the Zittercob— the holidays. Jeff is going to Trick wedding at the Pilgrim school at the Arizona Auto packaging food* ran more Lutheran Church in Ontario. motive Institute of Techno than $10 billion and $500 Saturday evening. The bride logy at Phoenix. Arizona. He million was just for paper was Cheryle Ann Trick of came December 20 and grocery bags. Packaging accounts for 22% of the price Fruitland and the groom was returned January 3. Johnny Zittercob of Fruitland Mr. and Mrs. K H. Abe of catsup, and 5% of the Johnny is a son of Gerald left for Portland. Dec. 26. price of milk. So you are Zittercob. formerly an Arca They vere accompanied by paying for more than what's dia resident. their sona. Jeff. Ralph and in the package—you are Gerald Zittercob visited his Brian. They stayed with Mr. paying for the package tool aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Mike Williams Otis Bullard. Friday. overnight and went on to Mr. and Mr*. Frank Seattle the next day. In rent* are Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Walker and three children Seattle, they visited Mr. Beckweg. of Ogden. visited at Nyssa over the Abe's sister. Harriet Mihara. Mr. and Mr*. Duane holidays. They came to her on Saturday and also another Drydale attended the funeral family, the Neil Pettersons, sister. Martha Hanasaki. of her uncle. Dave Ralston in the 28th and stayed through They went to Redmond. Hermiston, this week. Their the third of January. They Washington to visit Mr. children are staying with returned to their home in Abe's brother and wife. Mr. their grandparents. Mr. and Provo, Utah, the third. and Mrs. Kaeno Abe and Mr*. Tom Drydale while their Neil and Ruth Petterson Mrs. Yamamoto, the mother parent* are gone. attended the New Years Eve of Mrs. Kaeno Abe. They left Mr. and Mr*. Dan Weeks party at Sand Hollow Com Seattle Monday for Portland, and Jeremy from Willow munity Hall. The evening where they stayed again with Creek. Oregon and the Rev was spent square dancing their daughter and husband. and Mr*. Don Beattie were and breakfast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Mike William*. guests in the Harlan Meyer Mr. and Mr*. L. E. They came on to Madras, home. Tuesday evening, for Robbins gave their yearly Tuesday and stopped for a supper. The occasion was the New Years Eve party for short visit with Mr. and Mrs. birthday of Mr. Harlan their grandchildren. It turned Meyer. Ralph Baxter. The Baxters into a slumber party with are former Nyssa resident*, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde thirteen guests. They were rhe Abes' arrived home Bower* and Mr*. Lyla Hous Kalene, Leanna and Deanna Tuesday evening. ton and sister. Ruth Taylor, Robbins, daughter* of Nor- Cory Beckweg and his were guest* of Ted and velle Robbins, Mark. William sister Mr*. Nyla Williama Dorothy Bower* for the New and Racheal Ellshoff, Shelly called on George Moeller, Year watch. and Patty Bieker of %Me, P i Mondav evening They were Joe Brown called at the' Tina Hoppman of Nyssa. in Nyssa to attend the funeral Clyde Bower* home Friday. Other grandparent* guests < of their aunt. Mrs. Cliff Mr. and Mr*. Clyde who did not stay for the Beckstead. They live in Bower* visited the Don slumber party were Mr and I Ogden. Utah and are former Bower* family. Monday after Mrs. Rov Winchell of Nvssa. Arcadia resident*. Their pa- noon at Parma. Twelve young ladies, re presenting every section of Oregon, will compete Ja nuary 24-26 in Portland for Oregon Dairy Princess title. The contest finals will be held at the Jantxen Thunderbird Motor Inn. Preliminary plans for the coronation have been com pleted. according to Ray Kozak, executive secretary of the Oregon Dairy Product* Commission, which has spon sored the milk industry event for 17 years. The event will culminate Monday afternoon. January 26. when a successor to reigning Oregon Dairy Prin cess Rhonda Forsyth of Eagle Point is selected by a three- member panel of judges Candidates for the 1976 title and the dairy area* they represent are: Debbie Grif fiths. Central Oregon; Re becca Droz. Clackamas Cou nty; Brenda Wall, Clatsop County; Tina Russell. Coo* County; Deborah Fisher, Linn-Benton Counties; Cindy Osborn. Malheur County; Den* Mann. Marion County; Debra Kinkaid. Polk County; Patti Martin. Rogue Valley; Julie Gienger, Tillamook County; Sharon Hiilecke, Washington County; Kristi Roberts. Yamhill County Judges for the event are MALHEUR COUNTY DAIRY PRINCESS—Cindy Osborn Mrs. Elaine Scheeland of will be among twelve young women vying for the title of Portland, home service ad Oregon Dairy Princess when the competition takes place on visor for Portland General January 24-26 in Portland. The contest finals will be held at Electric Company; Roy Cor the Jantzen Thunderbird Motor Inn. dell of Eugene, executive vice president of Pacific Northwest Broadcasters, which operates radio station KPNW; and Mike Fair The "new" library will be The Adrian High School bourne. of Portland. KGW- open two nights a month, and Library will now be open to TV meteorologist. of course everyone is wel the community. We invite all First National Bank of come during the school day. members of the area to come Oregon will award a $400 The librarian said if this idea in, browse, read, and check educational continuance sc out books. is well received, the library holarship to the new princess could open one night a week in recognition of the impor and on Saturday*. tance of dairying to the I To commemorate the economy of Oregon. It mark* Grand Opening. Adrian PT A the fifth year the bank has will have a general meeting participated in the event. followed by a visit to the Other awarda include a library on Thursday night. $495 fashion and career January 15. scholarship from Glorea La The success of the Grade Vonne Fiaiahing Fashion School Library's weekly story Modeling School. hour for preschoolers, ages The state title holder 2-5, was the determining Gordon Capps, chairman becomes a part-time em factor in opening the high of the Malheur County ployee of the Oregon Dairy Product* Commission, re ceiving a salary and travel expenses to cover promo tional activities across the *tgte during the year of her reign. Retiring Oregon Dairy Princess Rhonda Forsyth will receive a $150 scholarship from the Oregon Dairy Wives organization. The schedule of event* call* for the princes* can didates to convene a* a group for orientation Saturday, January 24. Speeches for the competition will be given at a Sunday night banquet. Inter views with judge* are plan ned throughout the weekend. Coronation proceeding* al so include selection of first and second alternates, a* wen aa Mis* Congeniality. Thursday, January 8. 1976 Nyssa Gate Cltv Journal. Nvssa, Oregon CHEDDAR CHOWDER 2 cups boiling water 2 cups chopped potatoes Vi cup carrot slice* Vi cup celery slices Vi cup chopped onion 1 Vi teaspoons salt % teaspoon pepper % cup Parkay margarine Vi cup flour 2 cups milk 2 cup* (8 ozs.) shredded Kraft sharp natural Cheddar cheese I cup ham cube* Combine water, vegetables and seasonings Cover; simmer 10 minutes Do not drain. Make a white sauce with margarine, flour and milk. Add cheese; stir until melted. Add ham and undrained vegetable* Heat; do not boll. 6 to 8 serving*. CLOCK-WATCHER'S SALAD 3 1 1 cup* shredded carrot* 20-oz. can pineapple chunk*, drained cup Kraft miniature marshmallows V* cup Miracle Whip salad dressing W cup raisin* *4 cup celery slices t » •' Lettuce Combine all ingredient* except lettuce; mix lightly. Chill. Serve in lettuce-line bowl. 6 servings. WILSON'S JANUARY CLEARANCE Sole Starts Thursday, January 8 GIRL'S KNIT SLACKS Many Items on Sale Not Usted Below! BOY'S WINTER COATS SALE *2" Values to *14« SALE DENIM JEANS Values to *9* SALE $2®® !6 OFF Regular Price Odds and Ends BED SHEETS & CASES !á OFF Regular Price GIRL'S WINTER COATS SALE $6" POLYESTER MATERIAL SALE w Velvet le M" Knits - Corduroy - TwOs Yt OFF Regular Prices BOY'S LEVI JEANS *8" Doubla Knit Polyester Values to *18** $750 SALE $] 88 LADIES' SPORTSWEAR Large Ge at once Karli Two children Vi OFF Regular Price GIRL'S AND CHILDREN'S PANTS Veto« to ■IS” SALE BOY'S KNIT SHIRTS Velues te MJ" LADIES DRESSES SALE GIRL'S KNIT TOPS Vi OFF Regular Price BATH TOWELS Sight Irregular C a Rft If Regulars *2« or *3« ] GIRL'S PANT SUITS OR SKIRTS Vi OFF Regular Price Close Out Patterns SALE IJ888 Values to *11« SALE $3" WE GIVE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS Phono 372-3563 ff/lSON BROS. DIPT. STORI Nyssa, Oregon *
