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THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1962 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TWO THE GATE CITY JOURNAL TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publisher Ree Howe Succumbs; Letters to Editor CYF Holds Outing Rites Held Thursday 3ign«d letters to th» editor ar« At Owyhee Lake Site welcomed and will be printed it CYF members of the Christian In Berryville, Ark. they do not contain comments of church went to Owyhee dam re- Funeral services for Mrs. Ree Howe will be conducted this mor SUBSCRIPTION RATES ning, Aug. 23, 1962, in the Metho dist church at Berryville, Ark. Single Copies-------- 10c Death came early Monday mor In Malheur County, Oregon, ning at Boone county hospital in and Payette and Canyon Harrison, Ark., following an ex Counties, Idaho: tended illness Mrs. Howe under One Year_______ $3.50 went major surgery July 24 in Six Months ____ $2.50 Malheur Memorial hospital i n Elsewhere in the U. S. A.: Nyssa and was taken by char Per Year________ $4.00 tered plane to Harrison last Sat Six Months______ $2.50 urday. Ree Maples Howe was born Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. April 14, 1865, in Carrollton, Car roll county, Ark., a daughter of Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Transmission the late Circuit Judge and Mrs. Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter Joseph S. Maples. Under the Act of March 3, 1879. She attended the University of Arkansas and was a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. She was a ASSISTS AT JOURNAL OFFICE I registered nurse graduate o f Miss Karen Saito was employ Battle Creek sanitarium. Battle ed in the Journal office the first Creek, Mich. part of this week. She was assist She was united in marriage in A study of the relationship be ing in the absence of Mrs. Earl September 1917 to Frederick De- tween per pupil cost and the size (Earlene) Jennings who is on va Lano Howe, Jr. The deceased was of secondary schools in the north cation. Mrs. Glenn Marcum also a life-long member of the Metho west is under way at Portland assisted by calling for news items dist church in Berryville, was ac from her home. State college. tive in work of the church WSCS, Twentieth Century club and was Dr. Errett Hummel, professor a former active member of the of education at PSC, is conducting RETURNS TO YAKIMA Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rigney will Berryville Eastern Star chapter. a survey of more than 750 high The Howes, who resided in schools in an effort to determine return their daughter, Doris Ay- if size and per pupil cost have a youb, and daughters to Yakima Berryville, spent the summers in after spending the summer in Nyssa for the past several years, relationship. following sale of the Nyssa East “If such a relationship exists, Nyssa. Side market to Mr. and Mrs. Foy the information will be valuable Brown and retirement from Howe for school districts considering MID-WEEK VISITORS building their own high school or Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shane of Hardware company in Berryville. In addition to Mr. Howe, sur tc continue to send students to Mountain Home spent from Wed larger schools by bus,” he said. nesday to Friday at the home of vivors include three sisters, Mrs. James W. Trimble, Mrs. Troy E. Data from school superintend Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen. Price and Mrs. Reginald Wesley ents in Oregon, Washington, Mon tana and Idaho is nearly complete added. The study is being con Martin, all of Berryville. Her par and tabulation is expected to be ducted with college research ents and two brothers preceded her in death. finished in late November, he funds. Interment will be made in the IOOF cemetery at Berryville un der direction of Nelson funeral home. Mrs. Trimble, who had been staying with her sister in Nyssa; Mr. Howe and Mrs. Trimble’s son, James Carey Trimble of Golden, Colo., left Nyssa early Saturday morning for Berryville by auto, i Mr. and Mrs. Foy Brown left Monday night to attend services for Mrs. Howe. Portland State Takes Survey of Pupil Cost By Size of School Back-to-School SALE 80-Sguare Fancy Prints 3 Yards 990 Girls' Panties Plain or Fancy 3 Pairs «1 JUST ARRIVED . Darlene Sweaters With MATCHING SKIRTS Boys' White Rib Boys' Orlon CREW SOCKS 3 Pairs «1 SWEATERS «2.98 WILSON BROS DEPT. STORE 118 Main Street Phone 372-:3563 We Give Gold Strike Stamps a libelous nature or attacks on i sort Monday to spend the after- religious and racial groups. Pub lication of the letters does nc-t i noon swimming, water skiing, i surf boarding and boat riding. signify the newspaper Members attending were Bon pressed. nie House, Carolyn and Marilyn j Pond, Janice Richards, Larry Page and Ralph Capper. They E. Stunz were accompanied by Mary Linn For Reapportionment Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. Page, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clapp and Nyssa. Oregon August 19, 1962 Linda, Bill Hamilton, Vickie, Pam To the Editor: and Tim. The following is a reply to the After swimming, they had a “Letter to the Editor” by State watermelon feed and marshmal Senator Vernon Cook of Multno low roast at Cherry Creek park mah county regarding the Legis where they also had their week lative Reapportionment plan. ly lesson and a worship service I was quite amused by Senator before starting home. Cook’s apparent concern about the “destruction of grass roots ATTEND MIDVALE SERVICES democracy.” I am also surprised Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sager that neither he nor the Bi-Parti and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Ken san Committee to Retain Equal neth Hummels and Alvin Hum Representation has not tried to mels attended church services promote something to get our U.S. Sunday at Midvale. Idaho, where Constitution on the right track. Sager’s brother, the Rev. Chester Of course, if the U. S. Senators Sager, is minister. Mrs. Letha were elected on the basis of popu Hummels was soloist during the lation, Oregon would perhaps lose services. one U. S. Senator but the people Mrs. T. E. Sager of Middleton of Oregon would have the satis and Mrs. Chester Sager’s mother, faction of knowing that they had Mrs. Green Campbell of Weiser, representation based on popula accompanied the Sagers and also tion. attended a picnic that included All of the plans on reapportion approximately 30 members of the ment, advocated in recent years, Sager family. including the Citizen’s Committee plan or Ballot Proposition Num Guests at the Harvey Springer ber 9, propose that the members home over the weekend were her of one House be elected on the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Orr basis of population and that popu of Twin Falls. lation along with area be used as the basis for election of mem ing at Rio de Janiero, collided and bers of the other House. fell into the sea, with a loss of I maintain that this is the demo nearly 100 lives, due to misunder cratic method and in some re standing of language. With our spects is like our federal Consti rapidly increasing air travel that tution, where members of only danger is increasing. Control tow one legislative body is selected on ers cannot always know the lan the basis of population — a plan guage of all pilots, nor pilots know that has operated satisfactorily for the language of all towers. Esperanto has a World Con almost 200 years. On the other hand, let’s look at gress yearly (Denmark, 1962). It the reapportionment plan that we lasts about a week, with about will be operating under for the 2000 in attendance from approxi next two years. There will be a mately 40 countries. All proceed small area of four or five coun ings are in Esperanto. Russia formerly suppressed Es ties in this small area of the Wil lamette valley that will be able peranto, apparently hoping t o to control both the House and the make Russian the world language, Senate of the next legislature. For but has now relaxed their restric the most part, the problems of the tions. There are now about 1000 people in the Willamette valley Esperantists in Gorkey alone. If you want to know more about are very much alike and they are not the same as those of some Esperanto, ask your librarian or other counties, including our own. write to us. This is not a democratic plan. H. E. DILLINGER Our U. S. Constitution is so writ The Esperanto Club ten as to avoid a situation of this Box 792 kind—whereby a few states, lo Placerville, Calif. cated in a small area of the Unit ed States, could control Congress. If the Citizen’s Committee plan should fail in the Nov. 6 election, then I could see no reason to have two Houses in the Oregon State Legislature. Why not save the taxpayers this unnecessary added cost? Vol« yee on Proposition Num ber 9. Nov. 6. EMIL A. STUNZ State Representative Defends Plan SEBURNS LEAVE FOR HOME ACCOMPANIED BY NYSSANS Mrs. Carl Seburn and Carl, Jr., returned this week to their home in Phoenix, Ariz., after spending the past two weeks visiting in the homes of Joe and Jack Seburn and with other relatives and friends in the valley. They, with Miss Marie Seburn, made several interesting stops along the Pacific coast in Califor nia, Oregon and Washington and also attended the World's Fair in Seattle. Cindy Seburn, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seburn, re turned home after spending the past several months with her grandparents in Arizona. The visitors, accompanied by Mrs. Golda Roper and Jackie Se- burn, planned to tour Zion park and Bryce canyon in Utah and to visit with friends in Oak Creek Tells of canyon in Arizona. 'World Mrs. Roper will visit her son, George Roper and family in Las Editor, Gate City Journal | Vegas on her return trip home. Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon Sir: RETURN FROM VACATION We have 2700 languages in the Returning Aug. 13 after a world. Of course we cannot teach week’s vacation were Mr. and any appreciable part, so we take Mrs W. O. Peterson Accompany three or four of the lesser and ing them to the Seattle World’s ignore the larger. If we had a Fair were their daughters, Avon good grasp of our own language Peterson and Dr. and Mrs. W. for communication with our own LaVon Gifford of Page, Ariz. people and a world second lan They also toured Grand Coulee guage, for communication with I dam and Glacier National park j While in Montana, they visited others, that is all we need. The Colorado State Board of | in the home of Warner Giffords Education was moved by our at Columbia Falls. language situation to recommend a universal language for use Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith were throughout the world. They view Saturday evening dinner guests of ed that as a means of solving "the Mr and Mrs. Walter Fox. almost hopeless task of teaching foreign languages in the schools." Think of the saving to the schools and taxpayers. We already have such a Ian- | guage, already spoken in 82 coun tries and growing steadily. We need only finish learning it and it is easy to learn. It is already taught in elementary schools of ’ Denmark and Holland. If all the world but us acquires a common language, we would be at a tre mendous disadvantage. In February. 1960, an American plane and a Brazilian craft, land- Writer For COLLEGE YOUTHS TO SPEAK AT METHODIST CHURCH Two college youths will give the sermons at the 11 am. wor ship service Sunday, Aug. 26, at Nyssa Methodist church. Karen Ellis, a sophomore at North Park college, Chicago, and Dennis Spitze, senior at Oregon State university, will speak on the theme "On Being Christian Gene Chester, C--———. lay —- leader, will preside and direct the worship service. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH SLATES SPECIAL SERVICE Reception of new members and holy communion service will be conducted Sunday, Aug. 26, at 11 a m. in Faith Lutheran church, it has been announced by the Rev. John Milbrath. MORRIS HUFFMANS RETURN FROM EXTENDED VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Morris Huffman returned Monday following an extended vacation in Washington. They left Nyssa Aug. 11 and spent the day in Toppenish with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Croiser and their daughter, Mrs. Carol Belcher and children. They stayed that night with Mr. and Mrs. Oral Foster and Candy at Wapato. Sunday they visited Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt of Kirkland; Monday, with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leader in Bellevue; Tuesday, with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Harness in Seattle, i where they attended the World’s Fair. A Huffman family reunion was held over the weekend with 36 relatives present, including Moth er Huffman who is 86 years old. RETURN FROM VACATION Mrs. Bill Wahlert and children returned recently after traveling to Ashland to visit her mother, Mrs. Mae Barry. They also visit ed her sister in Merrill and a nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Barry O’ Conner and family at Bend. They returned home by way of Bates. Tone visited two days with Wilma Williamson at Bates. Owyhee Community Church New? Arthur Skogan. Pastor Regular Weekly Schedule: Sunday— 10 a m.—Sunday school. 11 a m.—Worship service 7 p.m —Young people’s meet ings; Adult Bible class. 8 p.m.—Evangelistic services. Wednesday— 8 p.m.—Prayer services at the church. Friday— 6:30 p.m.—Young people’s soft- ball practice. Participate in McCall Conference Approximately 35 youngsters, ages 9 through 12, and the teenage group participated in an Ameri can Sunday School Union Bible conference July 31 through Aug. 13 at McCall. The teenage group attended from July 31 to Aug. 6 and the younger group from Aug. 8 to 13. Among adults who helped with work during the conference were the Rev. and 'Mrs. Arthur Skogan, Mrs. Harold Dail and Mrs. Ken Lorensen. Attend Dinner in Wilder Among those from the church attending a Spanish - American dinner and fellowship hour Sun day afternoon in Wilder were Pastor and Mrs. Skogan and fam ily, JoAnn Stephen, Betty Jo Gra ham, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen and grandson, Wes Parker. WHAT IS A REALTOR? All Real Estate brokers and salesmen are not REALTORS. A REALTOR is pledged to a strict code of ethics. A REALTOR belongs to a National Association. A REALTOR is a Real Estate expert. Know Him by This Seal! REALTORS LOOK AHEAD! 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