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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JO U M IàL , MYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1957 Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks and family of Seneca, Ore., visited his j parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Weeks the past several days. Friday eve- ( mng, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Squier, j A travelogue, a discussion of The Malheur county Spring 4- Donna Mae Hashitani and Mary Boise, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin H show, was enjoyed last week by Ann Wakasugi, prevention of an Squier, Tacoma, Wash., were mountain climbing, a couple’s tri guests at the Weeks home for a bulations in an adoption attempt, 4-H club members, leaders and infected wound, blue, facts about hailstorms and recent parents from all parts of the Renee Butler, how to make a lawn dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Whitaker and successful plays are to be found county. The number participating child’s apron, blue in books heading the list of those was somewhat higher than in pre- Bethel Miller and Kathy Waka- family spent from Thursday until Sunday of last week in Ogden. going into circulation Saturday, hiivn: aio” ’ There w®re 545 ex- sugi, stop a nose bleed, red. On their return Mrs. Clyde Wor- June 15 at the Malheur county inriifi’ 5*® were.made by members Cheryl Zesiger, manicure, red. man of Moscow, Ida. accompanied library. enrolled in cooking clubs, 291 in red them here for an overnight visit “This Delicious Land: Portu clothing clubs and 36 in wood Foods then the Whitakers took her on gal’’ by Marie Noele Kelly is a working, camp cokery, poster and Sandra Hobson, spring salad, to Moscow, returning Tuesday traveler’s description of a land flower garden clubs. blue. night. of traditions and modern develop Each project exhibited was Adele Butler, salad, white. Miss Dorothy Capper of Plait- ments. placed by the judges in either the Betty McDonald, muffins, I ville, Colo., is visiting at the “On Climbing” is by Charles blue, red, white or green class white. home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. Evans, a member of the team that according to the quality of the ex Janet H. and Nancy Frahm, rice and Mrs. Cecil Richards, and with conquered Everest and it includes hibit. From those placing in the delight, red. her grandparents, the Ralph Cap description of the technique of blue ribbon class a champion was Walesk Williams, measuring, per’s, this week. climbing; reminiscence to illus selected from each division. The red. trate practical points and to share first division in clothing, “Just Kathy Kennington and Connie patties, red. the author’s pleasures of days on So Girl” and the first division in Carlstrom, potato salad, blue i Bethel Miller and Mary Ann the mountains; and also some cooking, “Meal Time Fun” are champion. Wakasugi, chuck roast with technical chapters. not judged in competition. Dairy Foods mushroom gravy, red. “For Love of Martha” by Mar The champions in each division Lynn Hoffman and Carolyn Ta- Donna Mae Hashitani and Shir jorie Winter tells of the involve of foods projects are Easy Meals, kahashi, M-M-M food, blue ley Ann Kagi, sukiyaki, red. ments of a couple unable to se Mike Gribbins; Main Dish Meals, champion. Results of Judging Contests cure a child from a well-known Dianna Fraudt; Junior Dinner Cecelia Parkhurst, honey fruit In order of placing, Cooking: adoption agency who then tried club, Jill Nielson; Senior Dinner salad, white. Marilyn Hickman, Sylvia Clea through another seemingly repu club, Bernice Jorgenson. Regina Recla and Susan Gon ver, Waleska Williams and Janis table agency to adopt a little girl. The champions in each division zales, cottage cheese salad, white. Murakami. “Hailstorms of the United of the clothing projects are Sew Clothing Clothing, Shirley Skinner, Lyn States” by Snowden Flora gives It’s Fun, Rosleyn Anderson; Kay Van Patten, how to make ne Hoffman, Sharon Buxton, Ber a panoramic view of these storms Charmingly Yours, Sharon Al a pincushion, red. nice Jorgensen and Margaret But and their destructive power bertson; Teen Age Miss, Marilyn Jill Neilson and Patty Holiday, ler. which is greater than that of tor Hickman. measuring for a pattern, blue, Dollar dinner, Barbara Hick nadoes. Clothes for Fun and Sun, 1st champion. ‘Theatre ’56” contains reading Div., Nancy Hill; 2nd Div., Beth Frances Cleaver, skirt band man, Annie Simpson. Bread Baking Contest versions of a dozen plays of the el Miller; clothing IV, Sharon An own interfacing, red. Junior division, Sally Griffin, year, including ‘The Diary of derson; clothing V, Marilyn Fon Evelyn Cleaver and Alva Clea da. ver, how to prepare a pattern, Nancy Hill, Senior division, Anne Frank,” “A View from the Margaret Butler, Bernice Jorgen Bridge,” “The Ponder Heart,” Contests were held Thursday red. and “No Time for Sergeants.” and Friday, all club members Gloria Walz and Julie Nakoa, son, Darlene Davis. Flour Sifting Contest “Mushroom Growing Today” who wished, had an opportunity ten stitches, blue. Robin Walker, blue, champion. by Frederick Atkins is a new edi to participate in these. Those jud Irene Whitesill and Kay Ross, Cake Baking Contest. tion of a work first published in ged to be champions in each con scissors and shears, blue. Nancy Hill, blue, Marilyn Hick 1950, bringing up to date the ma test are eligible to participate in Sylvia Cleaver, straighten ma- man, red, Barbara Brewer, red, terials on modern specialist re the same contest during state fair terial, red in September. You will find listed Kay Pobanz and Willadean Hu- Margaret Butler, blue, Lynne, quirements, the technique of below the participants and champ- ling, washing and blocking sweat- Hoffman, red, Linda Ogura, blue, growing and diseases and pests. champion, Ann Elder, white, “Century of Conflict” by Joseph ions of the contests, with the ex- ers, blue. ception of the style review con - 1 Dorris Hasegava and Barbara Janis Murakami, white, Darlene Rutledge is the story of the strug gle between France and England test, for this one we have listed Holady, how to make a needle- Davis, blue. Wool Sewing Contest for control of the North Americ the blue ribbon winners and the case, blue, Barbara Hickman, 1st, blue, an continent culminating in the champions, due to the space fac- Beef Cooking tor. I Rose Ellen Congrove, spaghetti champion, Nancy Hill, red, Shar fall of Quebec in 1759. “Mass Communication” by Er Demonstrations and meat balls, blue, champion. on, Buxton, white, Janice Hay- Miscellaneous: Linda Taylor and Barbara McDonald, our family’s ashi, 3rd, blue, Yolanda Fifer, ik Barnouw analyzes television, white, Cecelia Parkhurst, white, Dick Fulwyler, selection of a 4- favorite stew, red. H dairy heifer, blue, champion. | Mike Gribbin, ground beef Margaret Butler, red, Bernice Jorgenson, 2nd, blue, Darlene Da vis, red. Immediately following t h e style review program trophies were presented to Barbara Hick man, Nyssa; Margaret Butler, Ad rian; and Nancy Hill, Nyssa. Terms: Cash — Lunch on G rounds These trophies were presented AT THE CECIL EVANS RANCH, I V i m iles north of for outstanding clothing achieve Parm a-Nyssa Junction, or 9 m iles south of Fruitland. ment, outstanding work with or 7 Vi m iles north of Parma on H ighw ay 95. foods, and the best all around 4-H club record. They were made possible and presented by the 15 Cows in Production w ith 7 H eavy Springers, 6 Payless Drug Store in Ontario, Heifer Springers and 9 Yearlings. the Elks Lodge, and the Malheur county Farm Bureau. In addition A good set of H olstein cows. All cattle carry to this another special award was a clean bill of health. made in the form of a check by Auctioneers: Dean Hislop, Nyssa 5061; Guy Sparks, 3080 the Malheur County Cow Belles Call One of the Above N um bers for Sale Dates. to the winner of the beef cooking demonstration contest. 4-H Club Winners at Spring Show Last Thursday. Friday Announced Tour Library Receives Degree At Gonzaga U PAGE ELEVE® Nyssan Graduates With Honors at EOCE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hutchison. Pullman, Wash., have been guests the past week at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Sav age. They were enroute to Ok lahoma where Mr. Hutchison will attend school for a month, after which they plan to live in Alas ka for two years. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Sumner took to the Canyon Park, Cald well, trout fishing Sunday week. Mrs. James Rigney is visiting in Nyssa this week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parr and with the J. W. Rigneys, be fore she returns to Mt. Home. Two nieces of Mr. and Mrs. Brig Olsen, Linda Petterson, Eden, Ida., and Karen Petterson, Chal- lis, Ida., are spending their vaca tion at the Olsen home. A neph ew, Brent Petterson, Challis, is visiting with the Olsen’s and at the Neil Petterson’s. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Neely Wednesday through Saturday of last week were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hind man and family, Neodsha, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rigney, ac- Among the graduates of Gon j companied by their son, S/Sgt. zaga university, Spokane, Wash., and Mrs. James Rigney, Mt. Home, class of 1957, was Sister Helene Ida., attended commencement ex Short, formerly Miss Jean Short ercises at EOCE, LaGrande a of Nyssa. Sister Helene received week ago Friday where Doris a bachelor of science degree in Rigney Ayyoub graduated cum nursing education and was on the laude from the school of educa- honor roll. | tion. Mrs. Ayyoub is a 1953 graduate She is a graduate of Nyssa grade school and of St. Francis of the Nyssa high school. She will academy in Baker. She entered teach in the Island City Elemen St. Elizabeth’s hospital in Baker tary school next year. for her nurse’s training and com pleted the course at St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton. For the past few years she has served in The Rev and Mrs. Willis Lud- the capacity of supervisor at St. i low, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Anthony hospital. Paul Ludlow, are spending the Attending graduation ceremon summer in Haines, Ore., where ies were Mr. and Mrs. George he is interim pastor at the Haines- Grooms, Portland, and Mrs. North Powder Methodist chur Merle Frost, aunt. Mrs. Grooms is ches. Both are students at Pacific the former Mrs. Brud Short of School of Religion, Berkeley, Calif. Nyssa. Willis was ordained May 24 by Bishop A. Raymond Grant at the radio, film and press—past and annual conference at Twin Falls. The Paul Ludlow’s daughter, present. Miss Marylin Ludlow visited here “Fun and Games” by Margaret last week enroute to Salem after Mulac includes recreational ideas spending one year at New York for all ages together with sugges City where she was personal sec Mrs. Don M. Graham received tions for party planning. retary to Dr. Thomas Bennett of word last Monday that her sis “A History of Norwegian Lit the National Council of Churches ter, Mrs. Millicent Cameron, Hol lywood, is recuperating from se erature” by Harold Beyer has vere injuries received last Thurs been translated from the Norwe day night when she was attacked gian and edited for the benefit of by a purse-snatcher. the American reader. Mrs. Graham said that her sis “The Land They Possessed” by Funeral services for Mrs. Grace ter was walking from a bus sta Mary Breneman is a novel set in Cornelia Daws, former Nyssa res tion to her home, a distance of the Dakota territory, telling the ident, were conducted June 3 at three blocks, when a man jumped story of a young girl’s struggle to 1:30 p m. at Payette. Mrs. Daws from a car and attempted to grab understand yet not to love a died at her home near Payette her purse. Mrs. Cameron attempt to protect herself and suffered Ukrainian boy living near her. on May 29. The Rev. John ed a severe beating as well as losing “Remembrance Way” by Jes Riley officiated at services with her purse. sie Rehder is Abigail Brandon’s interment in Wilder cemetery. Mrs. Daws was born Sept. 12, recollection of a shattering inci dent of her youth which she 1889 in Culver, Kans., and moved thinks of in seeking to discover to the Payette community 13 ago from Nyssa. what is wrong with her marriage. years Thirteen members of Girl Scout Survivors are her husband, “Thunder in the Room" by Har Frank Daws of Payette; three | Troop 1 went to Taylors grove ris Downey presents the tensions daughters, Mrs. Alberta Bowen, Tuesday for a cook-out supper. Nyssa; Mrs. Arvilla Dixon. Long After supper they played games. and preoccupations of several Beach, Calif., and Mrs. Alladean Accompanying the girls were Mrs. people connected with a southern Burgess, Albuquerque, N.M.; a Grant Rinehart, Mrs. Clifford governor’s household on the day son, William T. Mills of Maripo I Fox and Mrs. Walter McPartland. Summer meetings for the troop sa, C alif, and stepson, Ted Daws, a local murderer is to be execut Payette; seven grandchildren and , will be held each Tuesday after noon at 2 p. m. 14 great grandchildren. ed. Family Visits Here At Paul Ludlow Home Sister Attacked By Purse Thief Former Nyssan Dies at Payette Girl Scout Troop Has Cookout Supper Seasoned. Travelers Complete Holstein Dispersion Sale JUNE 17— 1 O'clock 31 —Head of Dairy Cattle — 31 jFor a trip you/ll always clierisli ! MYSTERY FARM CONTEST E VERY DAY, hundreds of new travelers discover what countless Know This Farm? 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