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Thursday, May 13. 1976 Nyssa Gate City Journal. Nyssa, Oregon Walkathon Winners Receive Prizes There were 129 kids from Nyssa and Adrian who rode on three school buses April 17 to Ontario to see the Wait Disney movie "No Deposit No Return.” Thia was a special prize donated by the Centre Theater for all the kids who walked for the March of Dime*. Upon returning to Nyssa the awards were presented at the Nyssa South Park Each participant received a certifi cate and special awards were given. The grand prizes of two bicycles were swarded to Cindy Wada of Ontario, the girl collecting the most money (over $400.00) and a Vale boy. Tony Guerrica- gortia. for the boy turning in the most money, over $287. Debra Ulrey collected the most money for Nyssa, $284.81, and won a pocket calculator from Michael! Pharmacy. Arthur Leok of Adrian collected $181.20 which woe him a Mickey Mouse cake. Carlos Galindo was third with $90 00 and received a Donald Duck cake. Oldest walker was Jose Martinez. 38. a fishing pole from The Nyssa Co-op The youngest was Robert DeLeon 6. a $10,000 Pyramid game from the Nyssa Merc Blas Guerra Jr., was the Aral to walk the 24 miles receiving a transitor radio from Fiesta Farms. The Jose Martinez family won a family dinner for four from Brownies Cafe for having the most family members to walk. Debra Ulrey had the most sponsors (64) winning a wrist watch from Paulus Jewelry. Sgt Myron McCrady Marine Sergeant Myron L. McCrady, 2». son of Mr. and Mr». Red McCrady of 207 Ennis Avenue. Nyssa, has reported for duty with Force Troops. 3rd Marine Division, on Okinawa A 1965 graduate of Nyssa High School, he joined the Marine Corps in June of 1972. and Mr*. Cecil Evan* of Nu Acres. A mezzo-soprano, Mrs. Evan* is a senior at Idaho State University at Pocatello. Mother's Day was cele brated at the Cecil Evans home with a family picnic on the lawn. Geests attending were Mr. and Mr*. Larry Ziegler, and family; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Russel and family; and Mr. •nd Mr». Frank Ziegler. The Fruitland Fair was great, but hot, hot, hot I There was a parade featuring antique car* and tractor* and lots of kids. For food, the men of the Lion's Club put on a delicious barbecued chicken dinner. it gave an opportunity for Future Farmers of America. Future Homemakers of Ame rica, the 4-H club», and the Art Department» of both Junior and Senior High School» to display their work and abilities. Exhibits and competition in cooking and »ewing were all fantastic. The children do beautiful work. Livestock shown were ail quite young, the same animals that are being raised and groomed for the fall fairs. Lots of prize» and ribbons were awarded, and the Nu Acre* youngsters made a good showing, with a number of blue ribbons and several purple one». The whole fair experience was great as a sort of a preview of what will happen, come fairtime. HUNT'S V.6.P. A. CHOICE KEF UVER K.E. Kerby, M.D. K.A.Danford, M.D. TJ. Fuson, M.D. Physician* A Surgeon* Dial 372 2241 HOURS 9 to 12 noon A 2 to 5 p m Monday ihru Friday. Optometnm Dr. John Eaaly 387 S.W. 4th Ave.. Ontario. Oregon Phone 889-8017 TREASURE VALLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL Phone 372-2251 Dr. B.E. R om Nyssa. 372-5257 Dr. Robert Derby Parma 722-6537 FRIENDLY SERVICE!! P ileí B u RY 25 1-6 FLOURS 0AÖ LIMIT: 4 ITEM PER COUPON GOOD AT FOODLAND 5TDREÔ PEL MONTE I7oz ÉAglY RAVUN hormel - |2 oz . BLACK LABEL PK6....... ' m JL93^ TREASURE vAi^er WRANGT Ä C hu / u < CHE0ÉÍS SS... W DEU MONTE * 303- I7oz. ¿1 9QL 895 FORK tuna 6>2 OX [•WHLkKNiU FOLGEE'S PEL MONTE CUT GREEN ¿ |AA Fup<5eactg$,.,.|v ÎSre^îîiev CAN I LARGE'A A' TVORY EGGS DOZEN. BKSÖAP -SIMPUOT 10 0*. PK6 F rench fries PILLSBURY VIATEK TRIAL S ize por « ourer »“«..59 t BUNDT DOWNY FABRIC CAKE MIX 1 81 2 oz SOFTENER ATOM06tó«WI6E2tí"33’ ewiwriNiíCjW* Ski PíNÍ g£1 BAK SOAP INTERINE *133 VALUE- lOf> róu\JT~ i^„ lÓMATOfé. RUSSET /o B a <3 SIZE It* REO APPLES...... i BÎ ■ POTATO.! ¿14A assorted colors VANQUISH Dr. A. N. Bonde 7 North 2nd Street. Nyssa. Oregon Phone 372-3747 at the Charoláis and after- wards visiting their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt, in Ontario. MOW Heers i Saturday —10 a.m Honrs: Monday and Wednesday 10 a.as. to S p.aa. Tuesday and Thurs day 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. NAHW IMITATION sieak 18 COUNT PACKAGE Physician and Surgeon Phene 372-3N9 Sarazin Clinic 19 N. 4th Street Nyssa. Oregon A cast of fifty Oregon State University students will per form in the last University Theatre production of the 1975-76 season. Local area student* are included. "The Music Man,” the 1957 Meredith Willson musi cal about fast talking con- man Harold Hill in River City, Iowa, is the final play in a Bicentennial season fea turing American playwrights. This joint production of the University Theatre and OSU Department of Music will be presented in Mitchell Play house at 8:15 p.m. on May 7, 8. 12. 13. 14 and 15. Members of the cast include Sara Vielma. Nvssa. freshman in Home Economics. ROASTS iZoz. Dr. Arthur S. Onto, M.D. Urological Surgery Diseases of the kidney, bladder and prostate. Phone 372-S 2 49 20 South 2nd. Street. Nyssa. Oregon In 'Music Man' The Adrian Garden Club met Monday, May 3 with Mrs. Chet Smith in Big Bend with eight members present. Gertye Jones, president, presided at the meeting. Members answered roil call with their favorite flower. Most of the members pro vided the program by giving suggestions for starting new plants. The group set May 20 for a trip to Leslie Gulch. Betty Samer brought a beautiful tied spread. 42 by 60 inches, for the Malheur Nursing Home. The colors are red. white and blue. PORK P in TD- 5Wl5G„. Directory Nyssa Student I Inti Ww-fa I TOP QUALITY L6AN PICNIC STYLE th. Professional Id rían l.ardi-n WHERE LOYAL SHOPPING EARNS YOU GREATER SAVINGS!! NO. 1 SLICED News About SERVICEMEN ........... : Doh,,•, Surprise visitors at the George Dohner home Mon day were Mrs. Terry Terrall and Mrs. Ray Castro of Payette, who had just been to Parma to deliver a bag of thirteen fleeces of wool. Seem* the Terralls are gradually shifting their stock from goats to sheep. They said it was interes ting how that after being sheared, the sheep didn’t know each other, the babies and mothers, at first, didn't recognize one another, nor know who belonged to whom. All carried on and cried for several hours before getting, somehow, straigh tened out. The Terralls are planning, now, to dispose of their some sixty to seventy-five goats. Anybody wanta buy a goat? Mr. and Mrs, William Grasmick celebrated Mo- ther's Day by having dinner Actually a vocational fair; Nu Acres By Lyn •••••••••• To escape the tears of Mother'» Day, George and 1 Brad Thompson won a »kipped church and drove to Donald Duck cake for being Owyhee Dam instead, and the very youngest to walk felt guilty all the way up and although he did not qualify all the way back. for the regular prise. The stark beauty, the over A drawing was held for a whelming grandeur of the Winnie the Pooh cake with canyon trip was not lost on Elias Fraga Jr., being the us. However, we missed the lucky winner. lofty pines of "our own Nyssa and Adrian had over hills.” This trip is short, and $3,800 pledged with over George would only spare so much time away from the S3.000 being collected Hope fully the rest will be collected farm with irrigation going on. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russell by the end of this week. Adrian had 29 walkers and went to Caldwell for a these 29 walkers collected Mother's Day dinner with Mrs. Earl Russell. $768.64. Among the finalists giving The Nyssa Grade School a recital in the NATS at NNC has turned in collection» was Mrs. Roy Evans, (Ka- to $1881.14. thie), daughter-in-law of Mr. Page Seven CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE LAP6& WASHINGTON | FAMCY DELICIOUS . large $uNio$r2/<*K¿ pi^Watch for "90" items 2^ or more with low ... 7 MONEY SAVIK PRICES RIEB'S FOODLAND 10’ LEMONS....'®“ GOLDEN RIPE * BANANAS 2ND & GOOD NYSSA, OREGON
