Nyssa
VOLUME LIII
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 13. 1958
D evelopm ent
Clinic Set for Boise
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Gate City Journ
R ep resentatives of N y s s a ’ s
In d u strial com m ittee w ill atten d
th e In d u strial D evelopm ent clinic
to be held in Boise M arch 27.
H ugh T obler. chairm an of the
C h am b er in d u strial developm ent
group w ill head the local delega-
ion atten d in g the all-day w o rk
shop sessions.
Idaho’s G overnor R obert E.
Sm ylie w ill talk at th e luncheon
session on “T h e P a rt S tate Gov
ern m e n t P lays in In d u stria l De
velopm ent.”
P anel discussions w ill also take
place fe atu rin g five in d u strial
developm ent authorities.
T h e In d u strial D evelopm ent
clinic is being sponsored by the
W estern Idaho - E astern O regon
In d u strial D evelopm ent council in
cooperation w ith local C ham bers
of C om m erce and th e Idaho De
p artm e n t of C om m erce and De
velopm ent.
Richland—
Humorous Titles
And New Novels
Greet the Public
Salt Lake City
R esident Visits
Reporter Slated
For Knife & Fork
Meeting Saturday
Mrs. Bob H aney
P hone 3229
Mrs.
D.
I Done of S alt L ake
A new novel by B etty S m ith
an d several hum orous titles head City, sister of Mrs. W arren F a rm
th e list of books going into cir er, is a visitor at the F arm er hom e
culation S atu rd ay , M arch 15, at
Mrs. H arold Dail visited w ith
M alheur county library.
Mrs. Tom W iley and Mrs. Bob
"M aggie— Now" is a new novel
Holmes, S atu rd ay afternoon.
by B etty S m ith, au th o r of “A
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. C held a tte n d
T ree G row s in B rooklyn,” telling
the story of a girl grow ing up a- ed a farew ell p arty in honor of
m ong the im m igrant Irish and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B aekw eg S a t
G erm ans of B rooklyn, who w-ith u rd a y night a t the hom e of Mr. Ì
h er ow n need to be needed a t and Mrs. T aft P ett, n ea r A pple
trac ted leaners, even in h er choice Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. D uane H alcam b
of a husband.
atten d ed a couples bridge p arty
"T he Dog Who W ouldn't Be"
S atu rd ay night at the hom e of
by F arley M ow at describes the
Dr. and Mrs. D w ight M ason n ea r
exploits of a dog the au th o r knew
A pple Valley.
in his youth: M utt was m eant for
Mr. and Mrs. Tom ishitani a t
o th er things; as a dog he w as only
tended the R obert Jo ffrey dance
m aking the best of it.
concert a t th e O ntario H igh
"Y ou're S tepping on My Cloak School last M onday night.
and D agger" by R oger H all relates
Susan H artley w as an o v er
ad v en tu res in the OSS, told in a n ight guests of Connie Jo IIol-
H arriso n Wood
hum orous vein.
cam b F riday night.
"T w isted Tales from S h ak es
H arrison W ood, a rep o rter and
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k J a y v isit
p ea re" by R ichard A rm o u r is a ed several friends at G randview , n ew scaster w ho has been beating
hu m o rist’s view s “in w hich,” the Idaho Sunday.
a p ath to th e doors of influential
su b -title tells us, “S h ak esp eare’s
M r. and Mrs. Jam es H iatt of politicians in th e n atio n ’s capitol,
best-know n plays are presented P arm a w ere T hursday evening as w ell as to im p o rtan t spots
in a new light, th e old lig h t h av visitors at the Scott H ra tt home. aro u n d th e w orld, w ill be the
The jun iors of N yssa high school ing blow n a fuse . . .”
E lder and Mrs. E. J. M artin of guest of h onor of m em bers .of the
w ill p resen t th e ir class play F ri
"A s F a r as My F eet W ill C arry th e M issionary B aptist C hurch M alh eu r co u n ty K nife & Fork
day, M arch 14, beginning at 8 p.m. M e" by Jo sef B auer recounts one w ere S unday evening visitors at club S atu rd ay evening at the East
in the high school cafetorium , it m an’s escape from a Soviet prison the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Side cafe in O ntario.
has been announced. “T he Red cam p to w hich he had been sen H iatt.
D espite a q u a rte r of a century
Key, a one-act play, w ill precede tenced for 25 years of forced lab
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. T erb u n e of chasing dow n th e news as it
th e th ree-act production, “A M ur o r and his th ree -y ea r flight across visited in new P lym ou th S unday broke. Wood w ill not talk alto
d e r Has B een A rranged.”
afternoon at the hom e of Mr. and g eth er on c u rre n t affairs or w hat
S iberia to freedom .
S tu d en ts p o rtra y in g the charac
"T he S cent of F ear" by J. H. Mrs. Ed. Bowm an.
the big brass in W ashington is
ters in “T he R ed K ey ” are Tim W illiam s is an account of the a u
Mrs. W alter C annon atten d ed doing p olitically or diplom atically.
M cG innis as N icholas; Jo a n M aul- th o r’s assignm ent to see if ele th e O w yhee M issionary Society Instead, he w ill regale club m em
d ing as his house guest, K aren; ph an ts could be used to e x tra c t F rid ay afternoon at th e E lver bers w ith hum orous stories he has
and C arol C ooper as his insane teak from the A ndam an Islands, N eelson home.
picked up along th e corridors of
sister.
B illy C annon atten d e d the , legislative h alls an d unusual in-
a prison colony in B engal Bay off
P lay in g in the th ree -ac t play B u rm a and of how he helped his Y ounth R ally at Jam ieso n T h u rs
cidents h ap p en in g behind th e
are B urton S m ith, C harles Jasp e r; convict assistants reg ain th eir day.
P a t M cW illiam s, F rances M ullins; self-respect.
Mrs. Ed C hild atten d ed the Am-
L au ra H ust, Miss G roze; Dan
"A frican E xplorer" by S eym our ..ity .c lu b b an q u e t F rid ay at C arl’s
W i l s o n , C avendish; G retchen Pond presents a p o rtra it of a m an Doll House.
R in eh art, Mrs. W ragg; R oger B er- w hose in tere st in n a tu re carried
M r. and Mrs. D uane H olcom b
gam , Jim m y N orth; H elen W in him into th e w ilds of A frica and atten d e d a fam ily d in n er at th e
ter, B eatrice A rth u r; M arilyn O d into the field of tax id erm y —C arl R. M. C ochrun hom e S unday.
en, Mrs. A rth u r; and Doris B ene A keley.
Mr. and Mrs. W arren F a rm e r
dict, a w om an.
"E ven as You Love" by E liza | are p aren ts of a new son, J o h n
T ickets are av ailab le from any b eth T revino is a sto ry of A nn Douglas, born Feb. 28.
ju n io r stu dent.
Mr. and Mrs. W ayne R obb and
w hose m arria g e is failing and
who tu rn s to h er sister, S now ’s, Mr. and M rs. Bill R icheson w ere
M exican household for com fort S unday d in n er guests at th e hom e
and w isdom b u t discovers p ro b , of Mr. and Mrs. H arold Dail.
lem s there also and finds she m ust
h elp as w ell as be helped.
J. Q uigleys Home
L ions club m em bers m et M on
"B ridgehead: the D ram a of Is
d ay noon at C arl’s Doll House for ra el" by W aldo F ra n k is a p o rt- From Arizona Trip
th e ir re g u la r business session. ra it of Isra e l’s re latio n w ith his
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Q uigley r e
L loyd W ilson was program c h a ir
tu rn e d hom e S unday from a tw o
to ry and w ith m an.
m an. A film , “Big G am e H u n tin g
" If You L ive w ith L ittle C h il w eeks’ vacation in P h o en ix and
in A laska,” w as show n to the d re n " by C arolyn K au ffm an and Mesa, Ariz. T he Q uigleys accom -
group.
P atricia F a rre ll is a guide for I panied th e ir g ran d d au g h ter, Mr.
Discussion of N yssa m em bers
p aren ts suggesting outdoor and and Mrs. Don Q uigley of W eiser.
m aking visitations to o th e r clubs indoor play and various ideas for In Mesa they w ere guests at the
w as the m ain topic of fu tu re p ro
j having fu n w ith pre-school ch il hom e of Mrs. Jo h n Q uigley’s b ro
jects.
ther, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Q uigley.
dren.
A Rex S tout m ystery novel con
N ath an K im ball of Y akim a,
C LA SSIFIED FOR RKSDLT?
cludes the list: "If D eath Ever
W ash., visited W ednesday at the
For best results use the Jo u rn al
S
lept."
hom e of his sister, Mr. and Mrs.
'Yassifiod
W ard W ieneke.
NFS Junior Class
To Present Play
Friday Evening
NUMBER 10
iMyssans Appear
On C oi I Dean's List
D aniel L. K lin k en b erg and
K eitha Hahn, both of Nyssa, w ere
am ong the 97 C o lleg e' of Idaho
stu d en ts attain in g the d ea n ’s list
for th e sem ester at the C aldw ell
school.
A g rade p oint of 3.25 is neces
sary for listing on this honor roll,
college officials reported.
Special Program
Slated for PTA
T he Nyssa PTA will m eet M arch
13 beginning a t 8 p.m. at th e
school. Dr. G ene O dle of College
of Idaho, d irecto r of stu d en t p er
sonnel, w ill be guest speaker. His
su b ject w ill cover new tren d s in
p resen t-d ay educatiorf.
Special m usical n u m b ers will
be presen ted by th e accordion
band, u n d er d irection of In stru c
to r J a c k H unt of C aldw ell. P a r
ticip atin g stu d en ts w ill be D ianne
Wilson, M ilton S m ith, L inda
Reece, Dean Mason, Sidney L an
caster, A leta A nderson and C aro
lyn Tensen.
Mr. and Mrs. G ra n t R in eh art
are p rogram ch airm en and re
fresh m en ts w ill be served by M r.;
and Mrs. A lfred A dam s and th eir
com m itteem en.
scenes w hich n ev er broke into the
new s colum ns at all.
A ccording to this v eteran new s
m an and radio com m entator, th ere
are m ore stran g e th in g s hap p en
ing in the n atio n ’s capitol than
along New Y ork's B roadw ay. C iti
zens and tax p ay ers w ho have th e
idea ev ery th in g going on in W ash
ington is dead serious w ould be
1 g reatly surprised if they knew
ju st h alf the tru th . . . and th a t
j is w h at Wood plans to tell club
! m em bers.
PICTURED ABOVE is an in
terior view of the new G race
L u th eran church of Vale w hich
was dedicated in special s e r
vices S unday, Feb. 16. The
Rev. Jo h n B riehl of Nyssa is
pasto r of both the Vale church
and F aith L u th eran at Nyssa.
All fu rn ish in g s for the c a rp e t
ed chancel are of A ppalachian
Broshia C ase
.
R eceives M edal
At E ugene Meet
Miss B roshia Case, division 8
w inner of the A m erican Legion
o ratorical contest, accom panied by
her m other, Mrs. Dolly Case, left
F riday fo r Eugene w here she
joined eig h t contestants who w ere
vieing for state honors S atu rd ay .
The finals w ere held a t the A m
erican L egion hall
red oak w ith d esert rose finish.
L am inated arches accentuate the
ceiling and th e w indow panes
are all of soft rose. A new
electric Conn organ has been
installed in th e church. The
$35.000 red brick v eneer house
of w orship, com pleted m ainly
by v o lu n teer w orkers, is lo cat
ed at Y akim a and F streets.
—Schoen Photo.
Miss Case, th e only sophom ore
! contestant, was aw arded a bronze
m edal for her particip atio n . Fol-
I low ing the finals all contestants
w ere en tertain ed w ith a b an q u et
at the O sborn hotel.
SEYBOLD'S
Radio — TV Service
515 N orth E ighth
Dial 3913
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Lions M em bers
H ave M eeting
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
March 14-15
SUNDAY and MONDAY
March 16-17
lACK LEMMON
ERNtE R O f t C S
KATHRYM GRANT
0 CORNELL
Sea! S ale H ead
Asks County Help
More th an 500.000 O regon resi
dents are due to receive E aster
Seals in the m ail during the next
Sew days and Mrs. W. H. Farson
of O ntario, M alheur county c h a ir
m an, expressed hope th a t people
of M alheur county will “respond
generously.”
T he E aster Seal sale, prim e
source of rev en u e for the Oregon
Society of C rippled C h ild ren and
A dults, w ill continue through
E aster S unday. A pril 6.
“E aster Seals have becom e a
sym bol of hope for th e crippled
children of O regon,” Mrs. Farson
stated, “because th ro u g h E aster
Seals they have received so m any
benefits n ev er available to them
before, such as the E a ste r Seal
hospital school in E ugene and
C am p E aster Seal.
MICKEY ROONEY
NO SHOW
WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY
March 19-20
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Also dry fertilizers.
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NYSSA
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S S .4 3
G leason g u n n er pins w ere p re
sented to five local L egionnaires
last T hursday w ho had enrolled
12 or m ore m em bers in A m erican
Legion post No. 79 for the year.
T he pins w ere presented at a
jo in t social m eeting of the local
Legion post and the a u x iliary by
d istrict No. 15 C om m ander F red
E. B ennett.
Those receiving the G leason
gunner pins included C om m ander
B ennett, post No. 79 C om m ander
H arold B rendle, A d ju tan t H am il
ton C hadderdon, Don G raham
and K ay B rendle.
to;.
f I zvj rocms in
Awards Given Five
For Memberships
TUESDAY—March 18
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