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I THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1956 D a y s G o n e B y in N y s s a C o m m u n ity Janet M. Parker To Attend Girls' State From AHS PA G E THREE G enevieve M. Eachus Nyssa Soldier Writes About First Earns U of O Degree Impressions of Life in Far North Pic. Clint Simpson Stationed Ft. Riley Miss G enevieve M ildred Each PPC C lint S.mpson, son <ti us, form er Nyssa high school stu ’com m only thought, ra th e r one of Wayne Simpson, Nvssa, is « m em . William W. Church dent w ill receive her bachelor of great op p o rtu n ity and resource. h* r of the 1st In fan try D ivision 5 Years Ago May 31. 1951 I of $3500. The fire was believed arts degree from the University U. S. Army L iving is high, b u t pay is in ac artillery at Fort Riley. Kan. of O regon at Eugene in com m echanic in Service B attery T he ANK G arden club was started from a defective flue . . cordance. The Arm y has com pen of A the m encem ent exercise- there Sun- W alter M arionholtz of Middle- a rtillery ’s 33d Field A r hostess for the Blue M ountain Eskimos in th eir igloos: polar sated for this high cost of living dav. tillery B attalion, Sim pson en tered d istrict m eet held in Nyssa at the ton, form erly of Nyssa, has in bear, moose and seals evervhere; by alloting personnel, residing the Arm y in May 1953 and com Miss Eachus is the daughter of p arish hall last Friday, w ith Mrs. herited an estate in G erm any v al fifty-degree cold, and snow w ith off post, an e x tra “off-post” a l pleted basic training at Ford O rd, C arl Eachus of Mollala ued at more than $300,000 . . . M L. Ju d d, district vice p re s out end This is the "o u tsid er’s” lowance. Calif. id en t presiding . . . Officials of A slide of about 10 carloads of im pression of, to quote an old T he clim ate here is certainly the state game commission at sand and w ater deluged the tu n Cliche. "A m erica's Last F ro n tier.” USE THE C LASSIFIED ADS. conducive to good health and e x Hines released 1700 trout in local nel at the O w yhee dam yesterday Alaska, land of etern al white. uberance. Fishing, hunting, h ik delaying progress. d ra in ditches last week. This w riter's thoughts w ere ing, sight-seeing, an y th in g one 30 Years Ago—May 28. 1926 m uch the sam e as those outlined could wish for, m ay be found in 10 Years Ago—May 30. 1946 above, and the flight from S eattle Alaska. At this tim e of y ear there M arauding dogs killed several The heaviest rainfall of the M erlin F. Anderson, Nyssa high to Fort Richardson, Alaska, went is no w o rrying about sun-up to year. 77 of an inch, fell here turkeys and drove others into the riv e r w here they w ere drow ned school g ra d u ate w ith the class of along to confirm my suspicions, sun-dow n regulations, the sun is S un d ay and M onday . . . F our 1948, received his m aster of sci the land below looked barren, up m ost of the time. J u s t y ester hungry- escaped G erm an prison at th e Jo h n P rati ranch last w'eek Eddie Pow ell of the Pow- ence d egree in nuclear physics cold, and unhabitable. W hen we day we had 18 hours of daylight. ca n G E N E R A L ers of w a r w ere retu rn ed to the . . . I ell S ervice station, delivered an from O regon S tate college, C or landed, I was am azed at the The only d istu rb in g factor I N yssa cam p F riday afte r 4 days change w hich had transpired. The AMERICA tova 15% vallis, a t com m encem ent ex er have found so far is the fact th at of freedom . They gave them selves O ldsm obile coupe to Bill Beam w eath er w as w arm and th ere was on fir* ¡murane* for ; last w eek . . . P ete and Claus cises th ere M onday morning. w ith over tw o m onths here a l up to Mr. Lam m ers at his ranch little snow on the ground (little, Tensen and Dave H aw kins are ready I have y et to m eet w ith an owners of pr«f*rr*d A nderson is a m em ber of the n e a r H arper. The prisoners w ill th at is, in com parison to w hat I igloo, p o lar bear or seal. W ith risks? Tho answer national physics honorary society. had anticipated). all be retu rn ed to th e ir homes packing lettuce consigned to the over tw o years left in A laska I Sigm a Pi Sigm a and national in G erm any som etim e in June. j Chicago m arket. D uring the drive to th e post, im agine th a t this factor w ill be may moan money to Miss Janet Marie Parker m athem atics honorary. Phi Mu . . . Dr. F F. B odm er has open 35 Years Ago—May 27. 1921 w hich is n ear Anchorage, w e en you. Ask us. ed a dental office in the dental A drian — Ja n e t M arie P ark er, Epsilon. He has been aw arded a countered n eith er bear, moose nor corrected. T uesday evening Professor and teaching fellow ship at Oregon As an afterth o u g h t I m ight add, q u arte rs form erly occupied by Dr. Mrs. L ustie gave a p arty in honor 16-year old dau g h ter of Mr. and seal, and again I was surprised. E. D. N orcutt in the Wilson b uild of th e senior class and teachers Mrs. V ernon P a rk e r of A drian S tate college for the coming year. I though w e would see dozens of I am not on the A nchorage C ham b er of Com m erce, I ju st happen In 1954, he received his bach ing. moose if nothing else. Seniors w’ere: Tessie Lackey, > has been selected as re p resen ta elor’s degree from BYU. to like the place. Of course I still Renstrom Jam es K akebeeke, Jack B errett, tive from A drian Union High 15 Years Ago—May 29. 1941 D uring my tw o m onths at Fort have th e w in ter to look forw ard Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Peterson Agency R obert Long. C harlie Newberg, school to attend G irls’ S tate at and d au g h ter, Joy of Nyssa, p a r R ichardson I have found A laska to, so my attitu d e is subject to G ene Brady, Nyssa high school and Wm. K linkenberg. T eachers W illam ette U niversity, Salem. junior, was selected by a com m it w ere Louise K ennedy, M argaret Ju n e 11 to 17, according to the ents of Mrs. Anderson, the for to be, not the desolate country change w ithout notice. tee composed of m em bers of the Coveil, A rth u r Sanden, R h e n a ! A drian A m erican Legion A u x il-; m er E laine Peterson, were w eek high school faculty, Lions C lub M ickham , L etitia Shew ey. Mrs. lary unit No. 109, w hich sponsors end guests at the Anderson home and atten d ed com m encem ent e x and C ham ber of Com m erce to a t Cecilia Reynolds, Jessie Reese. the delegate. tend th e state annual B eavers S tella Miliken, Eva Boydell and Each year a junior stu d en t is ercises. Before returning home (Boys S tate, W esley J. Brow ne, Lucy Thom pson . . . Rev. H en chosen for this honor on the basis T uesday evening the Petersons C om m ander of the A m erican ry Young, Nyssa, was installed of scholarship, leadership and also v isited th e ir daughter, A d rienne and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Legion announced this week . . . | for the third tim e as G rand C hap citizenship. LaVon G ifford at Portland. A bolt of lightening struck the ( lain of the IOOF for the S tate Miss P arker, who has ju st c o m -! p o w er line n e a r the F ran k P a rk of Oregon at the G rand session pleted her junior year at A drian 1 er hom e in Cow Hollow’, c a u sin g ! at A lbany last week. high is president of the FHA, the pow er to be off for several sergeant-at-arm s of the junior hours. O ver $1000 w’orth of d am 40 Years Ago—June 2, 1916 class and president of the band Miss Elizabeth Boydell and She received the citizenship a - 1 age wras done. / Earl B ritt N edry w ere u n ited in w ard as outstanding girl in the j 20 Years Ago— May 28. 1936 m arriage at St. P a u l’s parrish high school both her sophom ore F our Nyssa high ¿chool stu Ju n e 1. They w ill m ake th eir Mrs. K a th ry n Claypool, 74. dents shared honor aw ards at hom e in Nyssa w here the groom and ju n io r years. She is also ac M alheur C ounty school su perin tive in the Pep C lub, G.A.A., com m encem ent T hursday even w ill teach in the N yssa schools ten d en t for 18 years died last ] ing. T he Legion aw ard for boys the com ing y ear . . . The M eth Thespians and Hi-Y. W ednesday at a Boise hospital ; Miss P ark e r represented A drian R equiem m ass was said at St j w ent to R aym ond Holly, for girls odist S unday school class accom to H elen Enbeck. the Mrs. H a panied by Rev. T. P. G raham en- J high school at the S tate Y outh j P a tric k ’s C atholic C hurch in Vale] w orth cup for girls was given to joyed an outing W ednesday at L egislature in Boise A pril 6 M onday m orning w ith interm ent j also at Vale. H elen Pond and the all-around M itchell B utte . . . S heep sheds through 8th, this year. Mrs. C laypool was born in Uli- ] ath letic trophy w as aw arded to w ere burned at the Gibson ranch nois, Nov. 8, 1881. She cam e to A. V. Cook, J r . . . F. W. A ster- the fire spreading from burning alheur county in 1906 w here j Roger Fuller Serves M kam p was elected com m ander of trash piles . . . she resided u n til moving to Boise E. G. Hill has j the A m erican Legion. tak en charge of Hotel W estern J Aboard USS Nautilus in 1952. H er husband, A rth u r' SPECIAL LOW PRICE ON JUNIPER TWINE form erly m anaged by Mrs. M ary { R oger W. Fuller, enginem an Claypool preceded her in passing | 25 Years Ago—May 28. 1931 S u rv iv o rs include her daugh- j first class, USN, son of W illiam I Steinkam p. FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS The farm hom e of Tom Johnson j H. F uller of 3 G reen Ave., Nyssa, ter, Mrs. H enry Lumpec. Boise;] :n V alley View burned to th el th ree sisters, A nne T. M cGivern ; is serving aboard the w orld’s first ground M onday, entailing a lo s s 1 USE THE C LA SSIFIED ADS. nuclear pow ered subm arine USS and M argaret M cGivern. both o f 1 N autilus, based at New London,] P o rtland and Mrs. Edna Clemo of New York, and two brothers. Conn. Thom as M cG ivern of Starbuck. D uring the one year the Nauti-1 DR. JOHN EASLY, O. D. lus has been in operation it has W ash, and L aw rence M cGivern of steam ed 32,480 m iles and was u n N evada. VISION SPECIALIST Phone Nyssa 2488 Parma 4-2471 derw ay for 2,803 hours. A pproxi Call Enterprise 401 Toll Free J. E. B row er and d aughter Irene m ately 60 p ercent of the tim e and distance was subm erged opera- j and L inda M yrick spent S unday : 19S So. Oregon Street. Ontario Oregon at Bates, Ore. on business. tions. From th e Jo u rn a l Files Former Nyssan Receives Masters At Oregon State CAR-LOT Kathryn Claypool MC School Supt. Passes in Boise BALE WIRE SALE $ 1 1 . 7 5 off the car for No. 6500 U. S. Steel Wire $ 1 1 .5 5 for No. 3150 Steel Wire ADRIAN FEED CO. P E T E R S O N F U R N I T U R E C O M P A N NYSSA Y ONTARIO VALE WILL BE O P E N 64 C O N S E C U T I V E HOURS D U R I N G OUR MAYTAG MARATHON! 48 MAYTAG Wa$her$ And Dryer$ Mu$t Be Sold In 64 HOURS! From 9 A.N. Thursday T ill 12 P.N. Saturday What a Sale! Bars are down . . . red tape is cut . . . these washers and dryers must be sold during these 64 hours continuous sale. Catch us early - - - - catch us late for the most fabulous home laundry valu e ever offered. WE XL TRADE WILD — WE'LL TRADE BIG! Come In and Make Us An Ofier! BRING YOUR WIFE - BRING YOUR HUSBAND - BRING THE KIDS WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS ONTARIO P E T E R S O N F U R N I T U R E CO VALE <*> . <§> m 0 J NYSSA
