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THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1961 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR NeW Books Listed Lincoln Heighh At County Library Former ClaMHiiuHvs Gut her for Reunion Specialist Believes Healthy Attitude On Aging 'Greatly Needed' in Society I _____ — —loom far thiz aalro Youthfulness ** has been so over-eopportumty to^learn^for the sake if li New books going into circula of learning and to share accumu played in our society that a heal- tion Saturday, July 8, at Malheur I thy attitude toward aging has be- lated wisdom with the rest of so county library include the fol-! (Last Week’» News) i come one of our greatest needs, ciety," she added. i k ■ k lowing: “Old’’ is more a state of mind Dr. and Mrs. George Howe and I an Oregon State university ex- "Exodus Revisited" by Leon than a state of being No one can three children of Santa Barbara, j tension specialist believes. avoid getting older but it is pos I Ji ■ jk ¿¿r W • Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tal- Uris. A photographic documen In the next 20 years, Oregon’s sible to age without getting “old,” cot, Rosemary and John of Tal- tary of places mentioned in the population will include a greater reminds the specialist. cotville, Conn., were June 24 eve novel "Exodus." share of older couples, widows Famdies need to recognize how "Goodby, My Son" by Arthur ning guests at the Amos Dejmal and single persons, reports Mrs. society has changed ways fami home. Dr. Howe is a teacher at Woolson. A father’s revelation of Roberta Frasier, OSU specialist. Westmont college in Santa Bar 1 the onset rd hie 29-vear-old son’s And unless Oregonians educate lies live and learn to adjust to mental illness, the son ’ s confine bara and John Talcot and Roger themselves and the younger gen these new patterns, she noted. Housing, greater mobility of Dejmal were students there the1 ment in a private mental hospital, eration to face aging realistically, population, longer life and all the I his release to parental custody, past year. they will be unprepared to plan changes brought about by tech Mrs. Gene Wolf and family left I and his final unexpected break programs for the aging that will nology have influenced the role June 25 for their home in West with his family. be needed in the years ahead, she of older persons in families, it "Dr. Schweitzer of Lambarene" Linn, Ore , after visiting at the insists. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. by Norman Cousins. An intimate “Before people can plan for was pointed out. For example in Arch Hawkinr and with other and appealing picture of the doc later years, they first have to the past, young marrieds were relatives. The Wolf family accom tor and his staff at work in the change their ideas about aging,” expected to set up housekeeping panied Mrs. David Rees to Salt jungle clinic. she emphasized. “Your attitude in the same household or on the "The Four Loves" by C S Lew AMONG THIS GROUP of former students are Anna Gene (Gardiner) Reffet. Barbara (Larson) toward age affects your success “back forty.” Today we expect Lake City to visit a sister of the young couples to be independent two ladies, Mrs. Jim Holbrook is. Philosophical discussion of the members of NHS graduating class of 1941. their Bauer, George Bauer, Darlene (Dorman) Brown, in aging gracefully.” of their parents when they marry. and family. Arch Hawkins ac varieties of human love. Advises Defining Attitudes Parents also want to be on their "Strange Sects and Curious husbands and wives who attended a joint reunion Sidney Brown, Helen (Boydell) Smith, Herb companied his daughter to West The OSU specialist says the Smith. Betty (Wilson) McGill. Mrs. Lester Keizer, own and not have to live with Cults" by Marcus Bach. Baalism, of three classes held June 24-29 in Nyssa. They Linn to assist with the driving. first step is to define your atti their children. People live longer Kathy Penn spent June 25 with Osirism, Voodooism, the Peni are (left io right) front row: Willis Bertram, Eris Lester Keizer, Loucille (Sallee) Morgan. Ted Mor tudes toward aging: Jeannie Talerico at the Charles tentes, Father Divine, the Douk- (Jamison) Bertram. Ralph Hodges. Cecile (Cole gan; fourth row: Robert Reffett, Norbert Sarazin. Do you dread the thought of today. This means they have to Webb home. Lynn Webb spent hobars, the Shakers and other re man) Hodges; John Young, Mrs. Young, Frank Mrs. Sarazin. Chester Counsil, Mrs. Counsil, Mrs. growing older? Do you try to act plan for more years of active li# the day/ at the Orien Hainline ligious cults of today and yester Parr, teachers; Pete Cloninger, Mrs. Cloninger, Bill DeGroffi. Jr., Bill DeGrofft, Jr., Mrs. Irvin younger than your years? Do you after retirement, Mrs. Frasier day are discussed. home Mrs. Dean Larkin, Dean Larkin; second row: Nor Topliff. Irvin Topliff; back row: The Rev. Robert try to ignore your birthday anni commented. "Digging Up America" by Frank ma (Suiter) Jean. Norma (Jensen) Montgomery. E. Dewey, Mrs. Dewey. Ralph Lowe. Marcella versary? An individual’s attitude toward Receives Painful Burns Elaine Harris, 1% - year - old C. Hibben. The author tells of T. L. Montgomery. Ray Huffman, Thelma (Root) (Newell) Lowe. Marjorie (Groot) Fields, Esther What are you teaching children aging and his acceptance of social daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford the archaeological discoveries and Huffman, Elaine (Lewis) Ashby, Clifford Ashby. (Sweaney) Rogers, Dallas Rogers. Vance Smith about aging? Parents who exhi changes will influence the kind of Harris, received painful burns on diggings which provide the —Photo by Schoen. bit healthy attitudes toward age resources and programs we build Mrs. Richard Lewis. Richard Lewis: third row: and Mrs. Smith. her feet and hands when she dence of North America’s are teaching youngsters in a most for our aging population, says climbed on some galvanized tin history, explaining how the meaningful way that age com Mrs. Frasier. She represented the federal extension service at the that was in the sun one of the dence was pieced together. mands respect. "Baseball: The Early Years" by recent extremely hot days. What do you know about the recent White House Conference Betty Simrell, a missionary ap- Harold Seymour. The authentic aging process? Aging is a natural on Aging. pointee, was visiting speaker June story of how baseball came into process that has unique advan Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliott spent 24 at youth night held in Butte being and how it developed into tages—brought on only by matur church. Her home is in Baker. a highly organized business and ity as we add years to our lives, the Fourth of July weekend with The young people went to Mal social institution. continues the family life special Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stringer on "Postmark Collecting" by R. K. heur nursing home at Vale June ist. The middle years are a time their cattle ranch near Kilgore, Forester. Instruction for the 25 to present a program. to slow down some physically Idaho. Dr. and Mrs. David W. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Norton collector of postmarks by one who but to extend energies into de Sarazin went to Kilgore Monday and family recently went to Sa began his collection 27 years ago. veloping more personal and com and will remain until Thursday "Board and Table Games" by lem to attend a family reunion. munity interests. Older age is an with the Stringers. R. C. Bell. Rules and methods of Attend Family Reunion opportunity to gain new exper Mr and Mrs. Charles Webb. play and something of the origin iences during one of life’s rare HOST BARBECUE DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Neils Larson and Cathy, Lynn and Jeannie, accom and history of many of the world’s periods when there are fewer de family and the John Schenk fami panied by Mrs. Charles Leininger best board and table games. mands being made on us, Mrs. "Hot Rods: How to Build and of Ontario, attended a family re ly were July 4 barbecue dinner Frasier says. union June 25 at the Don Cole Race Them" by John Christy. A guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Offers Opportunity to Learn complete guide for beginners and home in Parma. The occasion was “The older years are a golden Moore. in honor of Mrs. George Van Bi ber and daughters, Karen, Gret he will be employed at a lookout ALSO ATTENDING the joint reunion were mem Eunice (Powell) Hallin, Mr. Hallin; third row: bers of the class of 1942, their husbands and wives. Herb Dickerson. Dorothy (Paul) Dickerson. Eu chen and Susan, and Mrs. Mabel station for the summer. They are (left io right) front row: Joe Council. gene Cleaver, Ione (Benson) Cleaver, Elmer Scott, Lant, all of Vancouver, Wash. To Leave for Japan Mike Caroone spent a recent Martha (Smith) Council, Harold Tayer, Delma Vera (Orr) Scott, Virgil Seward, Mrs. Virgil Sew Mrs. Van Biber was a former resi dent of Payette and had not been weekend at the home of his uncle, (Ward) Tayer; John Young, Mrs. Young, Frank ard. Mrs. Harold Kurts. Harold Kurts; back row: back to this vicinity for 14 years. Orien Hainline. His home had Parr, teacher»; Willard Smith. Celia (Morehouse) John French. Bill Coleman, Idaleen (Maw) Cas- Roy Barnes recently returned been in California but he will be Smith, Twila (Latham) Lanta, Ivan Lanta; second singham, C. L. Cassingham. Margie (Howell) to his job at Baker after spending leaving soon for Japan with other row: Marion Osborne, Elver Nielsen. Betty (Chard) Meade, Frank Wilson. Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs. two weeks with the National members of his family to join Nielsen. Harold Olson. Betty (Rookstool) Olson. Jack Church. Jack Church. Mrs. Keith Henman, Guard at Fort Lewis, Wash., and his father who is employed there. Maxine (Shaw) Bing man. Elaine (Lewis) Ashby. Keith Herrman, Peggy (Chard) Whitman, Homer First and Main Street Nyssa, Oregon then spending a weekend at the They expect to stay in Japan —Photo by Schoen. Cliff Ashby, Mrs. Alvin Ekanger, Alvin Ekanger. Whitman. home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. three years. Mr and Mrs. Henry Solterbeck Ralph Barnes. Roland Whitsell has gone to of Payette and their daughter, expert hot rodders — from basic Negro couple. Soon the liberal Pogue Point above Unity where Mrs. Jim Owens and family of theory to advanced techniques. couple come to see that they have Portland, were recent evening "Teach Yourself Yoga" by promised more than they can dinner guests at the Clifford Har James Hewitt. An explanation of give. ris home. The Harris family at what Yoga is and instructions for "Ordeal by Ice" by Farley Mo- tended a picnic June 25 in honor a program of bodily and mental wat. Firsthand accounts by early of the Portland visitors. Mrs. self-discipline. and more recent Arctic explorers. Owens is Mrs. Harris’ cousin. "The Bridge" by Manfred Gre "Common Sense About India" « gor. A compelling story of youth by K. M. Panikkar. A survey of faced by the challenge of modern the achievements and failures of war. India in the political, economic, "A Winter'» Tale" by Jon God- social and international fields. den. A love affair, hauntingly "The Overybury Affair" by Mi told, set deep into the snowbound riam Allen deFord. A dramatic English countryside. ally written reconstruction of a "First Family" by Christopher 17th century sensation which the Davis. A family of Negro intel author counts among the unsolved lectuals moves into an ‘‘all-white" crimes of history. middle class suburban neighbor "The Archie Moore Story" by hood near a large city. They are Archie Moore. The light heavy K. E. KERBY, M. D. befriended by a young couple weight boxing champion of the who encourage the friendship of U. S. tells informally and at times K. A. DANFORD, M. D. their daughter and the son of the entertainingly of his career. Physicians and Surgeons My name’s Johnson. I’m a taxpaying American citizen and I hate Dial FR 2-2241 advertising. Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Daily Except Saturday and Sunday. 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