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Thursday, August 19, 1976 News About SERVICEMEN Kt. B2 Randy Savage Pvt. E2 Randy Savage gra duated from Basic Combat Training at Fort Gordon, Georgia. August S, 1976. He started 47 weeks of school in Signal Corp. Communica tions and Army Security at Fort Gordon August 19. Randy la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Savage and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. Damon Savage of Nyssa. His great-grandmo ther. Mrs. Willie Mae Ha nary lives in Meridian. Idaho. Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Savings Bond Sales Over *7 Billion The State Savings Bonds office feels the Bicentennial promotion and spirit is a major contributing factor to the constant surge in sales. Sales were up 4% in the first quarter showing a 10% increase in the second quarter. ADULI NUN-FICTION Deep Water, Ancient Ships. Willard Bascom The book contains photographs of artifacts and sculptures recovered in the past, descriptions of the equipment and ships to be used in deep water searching, sketches of various kinds of recovery devices, and an appendix of the legal technicalities of salvage operations. The Revolutionary War. Bart McDowell - This book will take you, as it took the McDowell family, across the land of the colonists to relive their victories and defeats. You will meet the heroes and the villains of Amerca's fight for freedom Benjamin Franklin. Benedict Arnold, Thomas Jefferson. King George 111. and Bloody Tarleton, and of course. Gen George Washington, towering above them all. The Doonesbury (hronkles G. B Trudeau - The Doonesbury Chronicles marks the First hardcover appearance of Michael J. Doonesbury and cohorts, and is their First collection to include Sunday color pages. In all. 572 strips are presented, as selected by Garry Trudeau and encompassing the full Doonesbury canon, from its cozy campus origins at the frazzled end of the sixties through the stumbling First half of the seventies. Nearly sixty percent of ail bonds sold are purchased on the Payroll Savings Plan. This great savings program makes a major contribution to the sound management of the Public Debt as the average life of a Savings Bond is six years; better than double the life of the marketable debt. Sales have exceeded re demptions for 33 consecutive months. The net cash in flow (cash sales in excess of redemptions plu* accrued interest} for the six-month period in June totals to a half billion dollars. There was a M 2 billion net change in amount outstanding during the fiscal year._____________ Page Seven Trick and Fancy Riding. Frank E. Dean - Finish reading and studying this book, get up, stretch, grab your Stetson, head for the corral and get your horse...For trick riding, like other competitive sports, demonstrates a man's strength, his skill, his courage, and certainly his ability to ride anywhere and everywhere on a horse The American (ewbny In life and legend, Bart McDowell ■ More than 100 photographs by William Albert Allard-and scores of other illustrations-enliven this book. Written with savvy and humor, it confirms the claim of a trail hand who said he "would know an old cowboy in hell with his hide burnt off. It's the way they stank and walk and talk." The Edon Express Mark Vonnegut • In 1969 Mark Vonnegut graduated from Swarthmore college. Bored with East Coast academia, suspicious of his father's sudden literary notoriety, and determined to stay true to the prinicples of hippiedom. Mark headed for the wilds of British Columbia to build a commune and find his panacea. Two years later, on Valentine's Day. 1971, Vonnegut was committed to Hollywood Psychiatric Hospital in Vancouver • diagnosed severely schizophrenic. Liberated Woman James W. Montgomery • a life of May Arkwright Hutton Everyone In the Bible. William P. Barker - biographical information about every man. woman, and child mentioned in the Bible. An invaluable aid for teachers, Bible students, speakers, minister - fascination reading for all! 2nd & GOOD Norma Paulus Here Friday NYSSA, OREGON v.«DA CHOICE USDA CHOICE WATVH FOR FOODLAND COUPON BAG STUFFERG!!' COUPON BAG STAFFERS ARE NOW IN F00PLANP MARKET RAGS !!! FRENCH LOU) CAL 1000 KL. Norma Paulus. Republican candidate for Secretary of State, will meet with Malheur residents during her visit to the county Friday. August 20. Her schedule begins in Vale with a public coffee at the Pioneer Nursing Home from 9:00 to 10 am From there she will make a stop at the Day Care Center, and then meet with Nyssa residents at another informal coffee at the Twilight Cafe at 11 a.m. Mrs. Paulus will speak at a no-host luncheon at the Eastside Cafe at noon, and then spend the afternoon and evening at the County Fair. Kate Fields and Julie McNeil are in charge of the Vale visit, and the Nyssa coffee arrangement» were completed by Laura Ure. Sal Morgan and June Hartley- Irene Hobson and Teddv Tanaka will be Mrs. Paulus' hostesses during her stay in the county. W WCON I hén I ü RKEYÇ COUNTRY i Y ppipe <fi£ TlF I0oz. PEANVTWER •CPtAM/ •CfcUUCH'/ □ SNOWDRIFT H SHORTENING REPEEM THEM AT YOUR FRIENPLY FOOPIANP MARKET THE WEEKF01-W/ Z NG THE WEEK OF P/GTR/BUT/ON. I , WHERE 'F00DLAND" LOYAL CHOPPING . EARN5 YOUGREArER^VIN&$! 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