THURSDAY. JA N U A R Y 1, 1959
THE N YSSA GATE CITY JO U RN A L. NYSSA, OREGON
PA G E TWO
LOCAL NEWS
M rs. D on B u ell and c h ild re n of P r n ' t r p c c i v
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
DUANE R. A L T E R S ..............................Editor and Publisher
John C. B i r r e l ...............................................News Editor
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The brain is a wonderful
thing. It never stops function
ing from the time you are born
until you stand up to make a
speech.
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I’ve got one staunch su p p o rter
for my anti-w eed cam paign. S te
phen H enigson was able to d is
pose of several h undred square
yards of weeds on som e vacant
lots n ear his hom e w ith o u t one
iota of dam age to property. T he
To escape c o m m en t or criticism, do nothing
fire laddies had a chance to get
be nothing, say nothing.
in some practice and have in d i
cated they w ould not resen t the
full trea tm e n t in refresh m en ts of
all kinds for th eir reg u lar fire
m eeting.
W ho do you th in k was a p
proached? None o ther th an S te
anything but an amphibious p h en ’s law y er father, Hal.
tank. In fact, a spot or two end
1 was assured th a t m y eaves
ed up so soft and soupy it's a dropping and subsequent com
wonder the grader got out.
m ents w ould be absolutely free of
TH IS COLUMN HAD A FEW libel, defam ation of ch aracter and
UNKIND things to say about ‘'an personal injuries charges.
Idaho d aily ” (as w ell as a couple
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of P ortland papers) a few weeks
Money isn't everything. There
back, so we ju st couldn’t help are other important things such
noticing the ed ito r’s colum n in as stocks, bonds, travelers'
New P ly m o u th ’s P a y e tte V alley checks, drafts and a good credit
S entinel two w eeks ago. It was rating.
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devoted largely to unkind o b ser
vations about the sam e paper.
N yssa’s $14,000 street sw eeper
A QUOTE TH A T WE JU S T was used on Main Monday m o rn
COULDN’T pass up . . . it “could ing for the first tim e in w hat
n ’t stand com petition from a good seem ed like several weeks. In
high school paper. H ave to get stead of appreciating the new
‘Tim e’ or ‘U. S. N ew s’ to find out look, and the fact that autom atic
w h a t’s going on outside of the scoop’s w on’t have to be used in
justice and traffic courts in the lieu of, one w ise-acre had to com
Boise V alley.”
m ent it probably was done to
welcome the new city m anager
scheduled to take office n ex t
Monday.
Published every T hursday at Nyssa, M alheur County, Oregon.
E ntered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon, for transm ission
through the U nited S tates Mails, as a second class m atter "under
the act of March 3, 1879
M cUUeusi
GATE CITY
GLEANINGS
By Andy Nonimus
Coach H up H oopla of T eknu U
was being interview ed by S ports
E ditor Scoop B asquet over the
nation’s favorite TV netw ork:
Scoop: Tell me, Hup, can your
m aple court five beat the K am pus
K uties, Hup?
Hup: Well, Scoop, w e can beat
them , Scoop, if we don’t lose,
Scoop
Scoop: Hup, th a t’s m arvelous
deduction, H up; w hat do you
think of your chances of losing.
Hup, o th er th an th at you m ight
win, Hup?
Hup; Yes, Scoop. 1 like to take
a realistic view of my boys, Scoop,
and you know’. Scoop, th ey ’re all
6-foot, 8 inches tall. Scoop, so,
Scoop, th at should give us a good
chance of e ith e r w inning or los
ing, Scoop
Scoop: I’m sure. Hup, th at vour
m illions of fans will be delighted
to know this, Hup, so will our
sponsors. Hup. Tell me, Hup, do
all your boys bru sh th eir teeth,
Hup, w ith th at w onderful new
toothpaste, Em ery, th a t contains
the secret form ula Z$%M-87,
Hup?
Hup: You bet. Scoop! Not only
that, Scoop, they use nothing but
Scratchy Tissue, Scoop, because
it’s so soft, Scoop. F urtherm ore,
Scoop, there’s not a trace of B.O
on any of my boys, Scoop, they
M a-Pa G roup Hosts
Sm ith and fam ily w ere F riday
T he M a-Pa group of the Metho-
visitors at the Leland Ricks h o n ^ .
chli r ^ held a progressive
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d in n er F riday evening, Dec. 19,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Overstake
ap p ro x im ately 17 couples
and boys have moved into th eir p articip atin g
new ly constructed hom e at 414
The dlnIler began w ith hors
ISo: n i f t St
d'oeurves served at the Boyd Wil-
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Rookstool, ¿on hom i‘, the m ain cour.-e served
Mrs. Jo h n R effett and Mrs. Joe at th e Cliff M ain hom e and des-
Stam attended the ju n io r-sen io r sert at the hom e of Eugene G ras-
concert in F ru itla n d last T hurs- ty.
day evening.
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Hiram Ballou of Wilder was a r Y f p n c i n n T T n it
Friday overnight guest at the ’
Ic Iio H J Il U I lll
hom e of his son,'M r and Mrs e l A nnounces M eeting
vin Ballou and family.
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T he Nyssa Hom e E xtension unit
Mr. and Mrs. Norberl Saraxm w d i hold lts f,rst m eeting of the
and boys a re spending th e C hrist- new y ear a t the M ethodist church
m as holidays visiting a t th e hom e T hursday. Jan . 8, at 1 o’clock,
of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. John
T he su b ject w ill be copper tool-
H untington at Los Angeles, Calif. jn g and fancy pillow tops. Mrs.
Larry Vaughn and son of Idaho Gene G rasty and Mrs. C larence
Falls w ere F riday visitors at the R aym ond will be project leaders.
Lew is Riggs home.
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Jeanine Wynn is spending the A m i t v P l l l h P r t r t v
holiday vacation w ith h er sister,
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Mr and Mrs Glen G odfrey and And Luncheon H eld
fam ily at Preston, Ida.
A pproxim ately 17 m em bers of
BUI Stringer returned home last the Am ity club m et F riday, Dec.
M onday after one w eek ’s visit 19i at t h e hom e of Mrs. G ra n t B.
w ith his m other, Mrs. Ed Liddle H ughes for a buffet luncheon and
at W agoner, N C.
C hristm as p arty. Mrs. T aft P e tt
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Brady spent was co-hostess for the event,
tw o days over C hristm as at the
T able prizes w ere w on by Mrs.
hom e of th eir son, Mr and Mrs. Doug B atem an and Mrs. Dean
Eugene B rady and fam ily who re- Fife. Follow ing the luncheon,
cently moved to th eir new hom e gifts w ere exchanged,
in su b u rb an Boise.
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Mrs. Lillian Voeller of Buhl was Have Gift Exchange
a guest ov er the C hristm as holi-
Mr. and Mrs. N o rb ert Sarazin
days of her son and fam ily, Mr. and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
and Mrs. Rex Voeller.
Tensen and fam ily, Dr. J. J. S ara-
Holiday guests at the Larry zin and Miss Eva B oydell w ere
W oodell hom e are Mrs. W oodell’s guests F rid ay evening at th e Da-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C arm en vid S arazin hom e for an exchange
Visits from Denver
Ideal Gas Employees
Entertained at Party
Holiday guests at th e hom e of
Mr. and Mrs. W ilton Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Don O ldem eyer are
w ere hosts to a C hristm as p arty her parents, Mr. an d Mrs. F. E.
and d in n er for em ployees and B lankenship of D enver, Colo.
th eir wives of Ideal Gas and A p
pliance store M onday evening of
last w eek at B row nie’s cafe. S p e
cial guests w ere Mrs. Jack so n ’s
p arents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. H ill
SALES and
m an. A pproxim ately 27 attended
from Nyssa, La G rande, B aker
SERVICE
and W eiser.
ME RCURY
Lew Herriman
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