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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1963 Ciiy Librarian Reviews New Books Recently Added io Public Library City Librarian Joy Bell an "Travels With Charley" by nounces that the following new John Steinbeck. Again, as always, books have recently been added Steinbeck’s concern was with the for circulation at Nyssa public people. As the small villages, the library: vast spaces, towering mountains and laughing meadows unrolled ADULT READING "The Pyramid Climber»" b y before the indomitable Rocinante. by Vance Packard. In a nation where [ her — owner, ---- — ■ aided ——— and —~ cheered mj huge corporations are becoming I Charley, looked for the American more and more important, where identity. Never before have peo increasing numbers of young men ple and country been examined are committing their lives (and and reported with so much love some say, their souls) to business combined with so much critical institutions and where executives insight. are considered social models, if "Help Your Children Prepare not heroes, Mr. Packard’s book is for College" by Jean Wellington. disquieting, to say the least. It is Helpful discussions are included also deeply pondered and fascin on college selection and admission ating. and how to budget for and fi "Practical Law" b y Warren nance a higher education. At all Lehman. Most people unwittingly times the authors emphasize their live on the brink of aggravating, belief that no matter what kind time-consuming and costly legal of school or teaching children problems. This Tutor-Text, by may be exposed to, they can be using case histories, teaches you helped to a good education by what you need to know to stay their parents. out of the lawyer’s office or the "The Sand Pebbles" by Richard courtroom by explaining the ins McKenna. This is the story of a and outs of the many legal and country ____ ________ in torment, of believable contractual problems which sur-1 men and women tom by old loy- round you. alties and new values in alien "O My America!" by T S. surroundings, vividly brought to Matthews, The subtitle of this life. It is a story of violence and book is “Notes on a Trip.” The humor and tenderness and trage trip is transcontinental and it dy and courage, and it holds the took place recently seven years reader engrossed and involved after the author had taken up from the first line to the last. residence in England. Its purpose "The Inheritor" by R. C. Hut was to get a fresh look at his chinson. When a mysterious bene native land. factor dies, naming him his heir, "The Golden Rendezvous" by Vincent makes his way to Eng Alistari MacLean. Both the land, convinced he is on his fath “Twister,” a deadly new atomic er’s track and determined to learn weapon, and Dr. Slingsby Caro what, besides money, he has in line, director of a top-secret re herited. There he meets the cou search laboratory have myster sins who are contesting the will, iously vanished. As the Campari and there he begins to recognize steams north, strange things be his own nature as the image of gin to happen—a crewman’s dis his father emerges from clouds appearance . . . three murders in of secrecy and scandalous innuen 24 hours . . . and sabotage. do. As Vincent battles toward the "Book Reviewing for an Audi light, its dark intensity grips and ence" by Evelyn Oppenheimer. holds the reader. Here, at last, is a practical guide Whistling Sword" by Rob which will enable not only the ert "The James Green. Basil St. Leon beginner but the more experienc ard was thousands of miles from ed speaker as well, to give infor h i s native Antioch, a trusted mative and entertaining book re scribe of the terrible Genghis views. Khan, ruthless ruler of the Mon "Parents Ask" by Frances L. gol hordes. Basil ’ s father was Ilg, M.D. The authors have col English crusader, his mother an a lected in “Parents Ask” many of the letters they have received beautiful Syrian. His chief pur was to find his mother and over the years from parents con- pose j avenge cerned with the problems of child father. the death of his grand behavior. Here are the difficul "On Growing Up" by Herbert ties which trouble the majority Hoover. Here is a book that will of parents. delight and surprise the reader. For nearly half a century Herbert SPEND SUNDAY IN BOISE Hoover has been carrying on a Mr. and Mrs. George McKee private correspondence filled with were Sunday dinner guests of her wit and wisdom. His letters, how brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and ever, do no good to the great Mrs. Al Law in Boise. Other statesmen of the world but to the guests there were Mr. and Mrs. boys and girls from all over Am John Dougal, also of Boise. erica who write the 31st President r seeking advice and information. "The Polly Bergen Book of Beauty, Fashion and Charm." The first and most important step to becoming beautiful is to want to I be beautiful as yourself. No! I Don’t buy a dress. Read how I these simple rules have helped I and her—and discover how they can I help you. I "The World of the White-Tailed I Deer" by Leonard Lee Rue III. I "History's 100 Greatest Events" I by Samuel Nlsenson and William I All Work A. DeWitt. I Guaranteed! "Picture Book of Astronomy" I by Jerome S. Meyer. I "All About Our 50 States" by I Margaret Ronan. I 118 Good Avenu» "Around the World With Hor- 1 Phone 372-2288 ses" by Sam Savitt. Twenty-four I full color plates. I WHEEL BALANCING ALIGNING SERVICE S wager From brewing time THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON Lumber Firm Gives Fencing Materials For Big Bend Park PAGE THREE Benson Family Gaihers in California.For First Reunion in Seven Years OREGON TRAIL—Mrs Alfred Jayo heme ^re Mr/lnd^Mr? I an^ . . Mr and and Mrs. Mrs. Bob Bob Adams Adams » were Mr. and Jerry, Mrs. Alice Holmes and Sunday dinner guests of their Adams and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver Earl Cohick and Mrs. Leo Zinn Margi Bogard of Payette were daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim went to Madras Wednesday where and Theresa of Boise. they were met by a brother, Ce Spend Week in Utah Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Chamberlain and family in Nyssa. cil Benson, and sisters, Mrs. Har Mrs. Don Royce and family in Randy Savage, son of Mr. and Boise. The dinner was in honor Visit in California old Fivecoat and Mrs Charles Mrs. Mark Hartley recently Davis. They drove to Calestoga, Mrs. Don Savage, accompanied of Mrs. Rolland Holmes' birthday spent two weeks visiting her bro. his grandmother, Mrs. Bill Ni anniversary. Calif., and spent a week visiting ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal cholson of Nyssa, to Salt Lake Mrs. Mike Savage of Nyssa, Mrs. Vern Chadwick and family where they visited Randy ’ s great- ter Benson. I grandmother, Mrs. Flanary, and a Mrs. Mark Hartley, Mrs. David and a brother, Mr. and Mrs. John This was the first time in seven great-uncle, Paul Flanary. While Savage and daughters were Sun Savage in Covina, Calif. years all of the children had been they were in Salt Lake another day callers in the Don Savage Mr. and Mrs. Buck Ramsey of together. Nampa were Sunday afternoon uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jim home. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Mar Nicholson of Long Beach, Calif., Return io La Grande Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall ac arrived for a visit with Randy shall. Mrs. Gertrude Jackson re Mrs. Clifford Coleman and girls companied Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc and his grandmother. They were returned to their home at La turned home with Mr. and Mrs. Kinney and family of Nyssa to gone a week. Grande after spending the past Ramsey after spending the past Fruitland Sunday evening to visit Mrs. Wayne Adams and David two weeks visiting at the home two weeks visiting the Marshalls. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Anderson and of Kamiah accompanied Mrs. Al of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. family. fred Adams, DeAnn and Richard Frank Jayo, and in the George To Buy. Sell or Trade. Try Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thiel and to Boise Saturday to spend the Coleman home. the Journal Classified Pagel boys of Adrian visited Sunday af day with Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris and to help Mrs. Morris Byers. celebrate her birthday anniver GUESTS IN TOOMB HOME Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bauer and ! Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Adams and sary. Gilbert Toll and Lee Mull of Kevin of Boise were weekend boys of Kamiah and Mr. and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Toomb Kenneth Mace of Nyssa were Redmond were Monday overnight TOASTERS — IRONS — ELECTRIC MIXERS — etc. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland I and sons. “ALL WORK GUARANTEED” Mrs. Alfred Adams, DeAnn and Holmes. Toll is a brother of Mrs. Holmes. Richard. Sunday afternoon guests in the DAVID D. BARNHART I^ah Whipple and Rosa Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. George Knowles Tom Johnson home were Mrs. were Saturday overnight guests 109 South Fifth St. Nyssa, Oregon Phone 372-3167 of Nyssa spent Saturday evening Babe Richardson and Mrs. Lula L of Frances Seuell. visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Bretz. Lattig of Fruitland. A group of area residents met Saturday at Big Bend park and worked at raking and burning leaves and brush and rebuilding the fence. 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