Thursday. September 23, 1976
Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Kidney Association Campaign
Dorothy Pollard, undis­
puted dominoe champion of
the Dohner domicile, flew the
friendly skies back to Sou­
thern California Saturday
night, leaving behind one sad
black lab-Irish setter puppy,
a pile of school books, a
lonesome boy friend, and a
couple of kinds aching
hearts.
She was here only twenty-
four days. Most
company
stays only about a week, and
we'd hoped to keep her
forever....
First meeting of the fall
season, the Farmerette Club
gathered here Wednesday,
with Mrs. Dave Weaver as
co-hostess. In addition to the
regular members, several
stopped by for just a short
get-acquainted time. They
were Mrs. Gary Fischer,
Mrs Russell Leininger, Mrs.
David Maine and her two
children, tiny, almost new­
born Teresa Amy and year-
old Paul David, all of Nu
Acres, and Mrs. Richard
Rose of Parma
rhe Kidney Association of the state have already placed
Oregon has announced the orders for the candy, but in
opening of its 1976 statewide
order to raise as much money
sale of Halloween "Trick or
as possible for our patients,
Treat" candy to help finance we need the help of other
the cost of providing artificial groups ’* He added. "We
kidney machines, training hope that through this
and medical supplies for Halloween candy sale, we
Oregonians suffering from can obtain the money to
kidney failure.
provide several artificial kid­
At the same time, KAO ney machines."
issued an appeal to indi­
The Halloween packages
viduals, civic groups, school^ contain 20 Sherbits candy
veterans, fraternal, busi­ 5-flavor rolls, which are
nesses, churches, youth and attractively boied and cel­
men and womens clubs to lophane wrapped. There are
come to its aid by helping to 30 boxes in each case. A
sell the Halloween candy Kidney Association label on
during the annual fund-rais­ the bos identifies the product
ing event.
Each box of candy sells for
Chuck Foster. KAO execu­ S2.00. If possible, people are
tive director, said, "a num­ asked to order in units of
ber of organizations and compiate cases in order to
community groups around facilitate handling.
"Most families.” said Fos­
ter, "will buy a supply of
Halloween candy for 'Trick or
Treat' goblins anyway. We
would appreciate people buy­
ing their candy from KAO
and thereby helping to save
lives ”
Individuals and organiza­
tions who want to help KAO
are asked to send orders for
candy to the Kidney Asso­
ciation of Oregon. 7008 N.
Interstate. Portland. Oregon
97217 or call KAO at 283
4444.
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When you're creating
cream soup, add the cream
laat for the correct consialen
cy and flavor It's not a hot
idea to let it boil either, just
heat it until it'a the proper
temperature for nerving
Major Ronald Roth was
promoted to the rank of
Lieutenant Colonel in the
generals office at Marine
Headquarters in Washington
D. C. His wife Carolyn
pinned on one Oak Leaf and
the general pinned on the
other Oak Leaf, before the
group
of invited guests,
which included the Roth's
three daughters. He will
continue to work at Marine
Headquarters until he takes
over a new command in
December. The family lives
in Woodbridge. Virginia
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Roth of Nyssa.
AFTER TWO YEARS OE makeshift class
rooms in church halls and an old grocery
store building, Nyssa students are attendin
school in beautiful spacious class rooms in
their new high school building. Pictured is
Miss Mary Omberg s biology class.
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Mrs. Msine said
mother stayed with her for a
week when the baby was
born Her parents arc the
Rev and Mrs Ray Hibbard,
of Union Mrs Maine said
they visited her often through*
out the summer on their
frequent trips over to Nampa
for District or Board meet­
ings of their church The Rev.
Hibbard was formerly the
pastor of the Nazarene
Church in Parma
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gras-
mick attended a wedding
Saturday night at the First
United Methodist Church in
Ontario when David Schuster
was united in holy wedlock
with letha Ann Jennings
David is the son of Grasmicks
friends. Mr and Mrs. Ben
Schuster.
A Sweet Sixteen birthday
partv was held for Cindy
Russell Saturday night, at­
tended by a group of her high
school frends from Parma
and Nu Acres. Also present
were Mr
and Mrs
Bill
Hawkins of Vale. Mrs.
Hawkins, a professional cake
decorator,
brought a cake
whose top was ornamented
with a black angus calf and
yellow roses.
Saturday visitors at the
home of Mr and Mrs Ben
Payne were Mr and Mrs.
Mcl Manning of Council.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Keck joyfully announce the
birth of their first great­
grandchild. one Beverly Plun­
kett Keck, born to Mr and
Mrs Stuart Keck of Saratoga
Springs. New York Beverly
is the Keck's sun Kenneth's
first grandchild and she gets
the name of Plunkett from
her maternal grandma's mai­
den name.
Visitors for the day,
Wednesday, at the Keck
home, were his mother. Mrs.
A H Keck of Nvssa. and his
sister and her husband. Mr.
and Mrs Jerrold Robertson
of Eagle Creek. Oregon
Sunday Christian Life Fel­
lowship moved into the place
that used to be Po-Jo’s
Family entertainment Center
Since the group is purely
non-denominationl. may get
to keep on meeting there.
Great! Other place needed a
room stretcher when the
whole crowd came Never
saw so many beautiful young
people, with the pure joy and
love of the Lord shining in
their faces.
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