Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, June 16, 1977, Page 14, Image 14

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4-Hers Earn Awards
A year of project work
culminated Thursday night
for some county 4-H'ers who
were participating in the
annual 4 H Spring Fair at the
Ontc.io High School. Awards
for the efforts formed a large
part of the evening program
which included a style revue.
The leaders for the 4-H
Clubs of Nyssa and Adrian
were Laura Ure. Jane Ballou.
Eddie Thiel. Arlene Hendrick
Debbie Stephen and Jackie
Sisson; and for Adrian, they
were Fredia Fujikawa. Patty
Pollard and Jill Nelson.
Nyssa and Adrian winners
ere:
,
Foods I - Plate of 4
cookies
Exhibitor Ribboos: Sandi
Nelson. Angela Peck. Kandi
Dennett and Shelly hill, all of
Adrian; Dezra Bone and
Kristi Bullard of Nyssa.
Foods II • Quick bread
using soda or baking powder:
Blue Ribboos: Gail Lassi­
ter. Nyssa; Debbie Sisson.
Nyssa. State Fair Winner;
Deanna Robbins. Nyssa.
State Fair Winner; Sonya
Richesin. Nyssa. State Fair
Winner.
Red Ribbons: Cherie Sis­
son. Nvssa. Leanna Robbins.
Nyssa; Sherrv Sims, Nyssa;
Cheryl Hansen. Nyssa; Kim
Folkman. Nyssa.
Foods Hl - Cake
Blue Ribbons: Ronda Hen­
drick, Nyssa; Sandra Sisson,
Nyssa State Fair; Tina
Drydale. Nyssa State Fair;
Connie Thiel. Nyssa: Denise
Blanch. Nyssa State Fair;
Red Ribbons: Renate Han­
sen. Nyssa; Brenda Sims.
Nyssa.
Foods IV - International
Food:
White Ribbon: Mike Thiel
Foods V . Yeast Product
Blue Ribbons: Joy Ballou,
Nvssa State Fair
Red Ribbon: Chris Hend
rick. Nyssa.
Clothing * Garment or Ar­
ticle.
Exhibitor Ribbons: Sandi
Nelson. Angela Peck. Kandi
Dennett. Shelly Hill and Kim
Pollard all of Adrian.
Clothing II • Garment
Blue Ribbons: Sonya Ri­
chie. Sherry Sims. Debbie
Sisson.
Red Ribbons: Cheri Sis­
son. Leanna Robbins. De­
anna Robbins. Kim Folkman.
all of Nyssa.
It
Clothing III - Gi
Blue Ribbons: Ronda Hen-
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Nyssa Gate City Journal. Nyssa. Oregon
Thursday, June 16, 1977
drick. Nyssa. Sandra Sisson.
Nyssa; Tina Drydale, Nyssa;
Tonya Drydale. Nyssa and
Brenda Sims. Nyssa; Kenna
Fujikawa. Adrian and Mela­
nie Webb of Adrian
Clothing IV • Garment Ex­
hibit
Clothing IV - Garment Ex
hlblt
Blue Ribbonst Kaylene
Robbins, Nyssa and Joy Bal­
lou of Nyssa.
Red Ribbons: Tina Hop­
kins. Nyssa.
Clothing V - Garment Ex­
hibit
Blue Ribbons: Alice Hori.
Karen Fujikawa. Adrian and
Debbie Fujikawa. Adrian
State Fair
Clothing VI • Garment Ex
hlblt
Red Ribbons • Chris Hen­
drick. Nyssa
Clothing VII • Garment
Exhibit
Blue Ribbon: Tamera Wig­
gins. Adrian
Clothing Skills ■ Junior
| Contest |
Blue Ribbons: Julie Sil-
lonis. Adrian. Sherry Sims.
Nyssa; Kim Folkman. Nyssa.
Sandra Sisson. Debbie Sisson
Leanna Robbins. Cherie Sis­
son all of Nyssa
Red Ribbons: Kim Pollard.
Adrian; Tina Drydale. Sonya
Richesin. Ronda Hendrick.
Deanna Robbins, all Nyssa;
Sandi Nelson and Angela
Peck. Adrian
Favorite Foods: (Contest]
Blue Ribbon: Sandi Nelson
Adrian
Red Ribbons: Kim Pollard
and Angela Peck. Adrian
Outdoor Cookery • (Coo­
lest |
Red Ribbons: Sandi Nelson
Shelly Hill and Angela Peck,
Adrian.
inter. Baking Powder Con­
test
Blue Ribbons: Chris Hen
drick and Tonya Drydale.
Nyssa
Red Ribbon: Brenda Sims,
Nyssa
Intermediate Clothing
Skills | Contest |
Blue Ribbons: Chris Hen­
drick. Nyssa and Tonya
Dry dale. Nyssa
White Ribbon: Brenda
Sims, Nyssa
Outstanding Junior Foods
Records • Sandra Sisson of
Nyssa.
Swim Team
Blue Ribbons: Debbie Sis­
son. Vonda Glenn and Kristi
Bullard of Nyssa; Sandi
Nelson. Adrian; Connie Thiel
Nyssa; Angela Peck. Adrian,
ronda Hendrick. Nyssa. Che-
ie Sisson. Sandra Sisson.
Tonya Drydale, and Tina
Dry dale ail of Nyssa.
Red Ribbons: Brenda Sims
Nvssa and Chris Hendrick of
Nyssa.
Old Time Skills Contest
Blue Ribbons: Angela Peck
Adrian
Red Ribbons: Brenda Sims
Nyssa
White Ribbonst Sherry-
Sims. Nyssa
Better Breadfasts Contest
Blue Ribbons: Sandi Nel­
son and Angela Peck. Adrian
Kandi Denmett and Shelly-
Hill. Adrian-Most Outstand­
ing Award
Intermediate Salad or Sand
wich Contest
Red Ribbon: Chris Hend­
rick. Nyssa.
Junior Style Review-
Blue Ribbons: Angie Sil-
lonis, Adrian. Karla Smith.
Adrian; Sonia Richesin. and
Tina Drydale. Nyssa; Andrea
Wenke. Adrian; Debra Sis­
son. Nyssa; Sandi Nelson.
Adrian; Shelly Hill. Adrian;
Angela Peck. Adrian; Leanna
Robbins. Nvssa Deanna Rob­
bins, Nvssa and Sonia Riche­
sin. Nyssa.
Red Ribbons: Kim Pollard.
Adrian; Julie Sillonis. Adrian
Shelene Stephenson. Adrian;
Sandra Sisson. Nyssa; Rho­
nda Hendrick. Nyssa; Sherry
Sims, Cherie Sisson. Kim
Folkman. all of Nyssa.
Intermediate & Senior
Style Review
Blue Ribbons: Kenna Fuji-
kawa. Adrian - State; Alice
Hori. Adrian; Melanine
Webb. Adrian; Karen Fuji-
kawa. Adrian -State; Debbie
Fujikawa. Adrian-State: Ta­
mera Wiggins. Adrian
Red Ribbons: Chris Hend­
rick. Nyssa; Kaylene Robbins
Nyssa; Joy Ballou. Nyssa
White Ribbon: Brenda
Sims. Nyssa
Knitting Style Revue
Blue Ribbon: Joy Ballou.
Nyssa.
Junior Table Setting Con­
test
Blue Ribbons: Kim pollard
Julie Sillonis. Angie Sillonis.
Shelene Stephenson. Karla
Smith, all Adrian; Ronda
Hendrick. Sherry Sims. Che­
rie Sisson. Debbie Sisson.
Sandra Sisson. Leanna Rob-
Results
I he Ny ssa Sw im Team
competed in a relay meet
June 9 at Payette, Other
teams competing were On­
tario. Payette. Vale.
Weiser.
Due to the lack of members
on the Nyssa team this year,
there is just one relay team.
It is made up of girls from
1112 years of age. They are
Denise Blanch. Julie Mat­
thews, Leslie Jessop, and
Julie Sarazin. They took a
third place in the back stroke
and free style and a fourth in
the breast stroke and medley
relay.
bins. Deanna Robbins. Dezra
Bones. Vonda Glenn. Mike
Thiel. Connie Thiel, Denise
Blanche, and Kristi Bullard
all of Nyssa and Kandi
Denmett. Arian.
Red Ribbons: Shelly Hill.
Adrian; Sonia Richesin. Ny­
ssa. Tina Drydale. Kim
Folkman. Cheryl Hansen, all
Nyssa.
Junior Snappy Snacks Con­
test
Blue Ribbonst Deanna
Robbins. Nyssa. Cheryl Han­
sen. Sandra Sisson. Ronda
Hendrick. Cherie Sisson,
Debbie Sisson. Vonda Glenn.
Mike Thiel. Connie Thiel all
Nyssa; Sandi Nelson and
Angela Peck both Adrian
Red Ribbons: Leanna Rob­
bins. Nyssa. Tina Drydale.
Kim Folman. Sherry Sims.
Nvssa.
White Ribbon: Julie Sil-
lonis. Adrian
Measuring Contest
Blue Ribbons: Dezra Bone.
Vonda Glenn. Connie Thiel.
Mike Thiel. Denise Blanch.
Cristi Bullard. Deanna Rob­
bins. Leanna Robbins. Cherie
Sisson. Sherry Sims. Debbie
Sisson. Sonya Richesin. Tina
Drydale. Sandra Sisson. Che­
ryl Hansen. Kim Folkman. all
Nyssa.
Record Book
Blue Ribbons: Sandra Sis­
son. Debbie Sisson. Cherie
Sisson. Sherry Sims. Sonya
Richesin. Ronda Hendrick.
Chris Hendrick. Tonya Dry­
dale. Brenda Sims, all Nvssa
Shelly Hill, and Karidi
> •
Denmett. Adrian
Red Ribbons: Deanna Rob­
bins. Nyssa. Leanna Robbins
and Tina Drydale. Nyssa.
Welcome to the 31st Annual Nyssa Nite
riK'vIU.
W
M BBi: 1
THESE NYSSA TRACKSTERS recently competed in the
Optimist Track Meet held in Ontario. Those competing
ranged in ages one year old to fifteen. The highlight of the
meet was the two-year olds 50-yard dash.
Nvssa winners were, front row. left. Steve Talbot. Craig
Collins. Brent Allen. Amy Anderson. Bo Savage. Ronnie
Talbot. Christy Collins.
Middle row, left. Jennifer Savage. Nanette Talbot, Scott
Talbot. Ryan Messick. Steve Messick, Scott Anderson. Dean
Zamora. Mandy Savage and Kim Hiatt.
Third row. left. Patsy Estrada. Chris Mejia. Gary South.
SEVEN BIG EVENTS
★ BAREBACK RIDING
Adult Youth League
Turkey Outs
Odd Couples
Eight Balls
Cracker Jacks
Antelope “4"
Pin Pushers
Powerhouse "4"
The Barclays
Young & Restless
New Comers
High scores rolled last
week by the Adults were:
Kathy Bass 508; Archie Bar­
clay 513; Hi games last week
by Adults were: Steve Ander­
son 202; Barbara Garner 199;
Youth scores are: Joey
Garner, 188/449; Steve Apa-
daca 427; Tami Barclay 176.
Hi Adult scores this week
were rolled by: Joe Garner
203z544; Sharon Boston 202/
526. Youth games are: Daren
Orozco 236/593; Joey Garner
141/507 and Bob Bass 191.
High team series and
games by. Turkey Outs with
a 897/2576.
Young Daren showed all of
us up with his fantastic
bowling. He rolled a 176-237-
180 totaling a 593. So close to
that goal of 600. Maybe next
week Darin. Nice bowling!
* BULL RIDING
★ CALF ROPING
Every year thousands of
American anglers cross the
border to pursue their sport
in the beautiful lakes and
streams of Canada. One lure
has been the record fish
hooked by fishermen in
Canada They include a 92-
pound Chinook salmon reeled
out of the Skeena River in
British Columbis, a 65-pound
trout from Great B<-ar Lake
in the Northwest Territory,
a 1,120-pound bluefin tuna
from North Lake on Prince
Edward Island
Appliance Repair
Adrion, Oregon 97901
Wednesdai Mixed
Cleaver-Sarazin
Holcomb-Moffis
Galloway-Boston
Jenkins-Lanyon
Bennett-Van Dewater
Flying Dutchmen
Eckhart-Chester
VanderOord-Brendle
High team game and
srries: Flying Dutchmen.
825/2309. Galloway Boston.
804/2292; Jenkins Lanyon.
811;
VanderOord-Brendle.
2268.
High men's game and
series: H. Jenkins. 221; D.
Sarazin. 208/581; A. Gallo­
way. 208/585; D. Sarazin A
R. Moffis. 202; H. Brendle.
594.
High Women’s game and
series: J. Brendle. 180; S.
Boston. 176/478; C. Cleaver.
176; M. Jenkins. 175; S.
Ross. 477; J. Moffis. 475.
A BULLDOGGING
A TEAM ROPING
SPECIAL EVENTS
Ranier Sky Divers
Steer Stopping (Loral Entries Only)
Parade Saturday Nite - 7 P./W
The Nvssa Junior High
School recently named the
outstanding girl and boy in
the sports participation pro­
gram in the seventh and
eighth grade.
They are:
ADULTS *2.75
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OVER 100 COUNTRIES
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Government — Private Corporations and Organ:
uMooe.
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In most jobs overseas you will receive FREE
TRANSPORTATION. HIGHER SALARIES and
WAGES. TRAVEL PAY. GENEROUS VACATION and
BONUS. FREE MEDICAL CARE FREE MEALS and
HOUSING, more ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES.
NO U S INCOME TAX under the Government For­
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To allow anyone the opportunity Io explore overseas
employment we have published a complete sot of
OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT GUIOES Our OVERSEAS
EMPLOYMENT GUIOES contain the following infor­
mation,..
•List of CURRENT OVERSEAS JOB OPPORTUNITIES
with a special section on overseas construction pro­
tects. executive positions and teaching opportunities.
•How. Where and Whom to apply tor the |ob of your
chocs OVERSEAS*
•FIRMS and ORGANIZATIONS employing all types of
Personnel in nearly every part ol the Free World
•Firm and organizations engaged in OVERSEAS
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. MANUFACTURING,
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Brontosauras
8 4
Rolling Stones
7 5
Mighty Mammoths
7 5
Rocking Reptiles
7 5
10 Pin Vultures
5 7
Rock Crushers
5 3
Volcano Erupters
3 9
Dinosaurs
3 5
The Fossils
game 1 and
High team
scries: Rolling Stones. 673/
687/
1995; Brontosauras
1885; Mighty Mammoths.
657/1904
Mens high game and
series: Joe Garner. 220/622;
Brian Ooten. 227/601; John
Stam. 225/575.
Women's high game and
series: Donna Glenn. 231/
681; Teena Emerson. 218/
566; Linda Hedges. 208/500.
GIRLS
Volley Ball
Nth
Rachael Rodrigue/
7th
Kim Jackson
Basketball
Nth Terri Morrison
7th • Kim Jackson
T rack
Nth Cathy Scuell
7th
Lisa Allen
Best All Around
Ayde Mosqueda
•How and Where to apply for OVERSEAS GOVERN­
MENT JOBS!
•Employment on U S
CHANT MARINES"!
7th • Lisa Allen
•List of U S DEFENSE CONTRACTORS with oper­
ations OVERSEAS THAT EMPLOY Americans!
Pittz
Harris
•Information about TEMPORARY and SUMMER
JOBS OVERSEAS!
Needs
Mejia
Wrestllng
Mth • Charlcs Main
7th • Chris Mejia
I rack
8th - Mark Needs
7th - Kenny Moore
Best All Around
hth Mark Needs
7th
Rick Harris
WOMBAT
HODAKA
MOTORCYCLES
Farts and Accessories
Simpson Enterprises, Inc
/II Park Ave. Nyssa, Oregon 372-3444
Government ships * MER­
•Directory ol US Businesses operating in
AUSTRALIA that employ Americans.
BOYS
Football
8th - Mark
7th • Ricky
Basketball
8th • Mark
7th • Chris
23-4tC
Bring Result»!
No Tap League
ROAD TOAD
ADMISSION
Call 372-3085
Junior High Names
Outstanding Athletes
★ BARREL RACING
A SADDLE BRONC
Another track event is planned on the Ontario High School
Field, June 18 at 9 a.m. All young people are urged to
compete and a bus will be taken. For further information
contact Dennis Savage at 372-3602 or 372-2264. All adults are
invited to ride to the meet on the bus.
and
How many American» go
fishing for »port’’ More al) the
time. In 1975, the number of
fishing license» sold was
34.679,807.
• • •
AT 8:00 P. M. BOTH NIGHTS
Lisa Sarazin, Mike DeRock, Everet Hiatt. Carol Zamora.
Randy Hiatt and Tracy Burbank.
Adults attending the meet were John Messick, Dennis
Savage. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Talbot.
L. and J. Refrigeration
FACTS & FANCIES
Friday & Saturday, June 17 & 118
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•Plus several EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION FORMS
that you may send directly to the COMPANIES
or ORGANIZATIONS that interest you the most*
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