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THURSDAY. JULY 18. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE SIX Alice Simpson, Barbara Mariani, John Foster Wed New Volumes Listed for Circulation Bill Holdt Wed Starling Saturday at County Library In Evening Rites At Catholic Church Rites in Chicago "Stone Walls" by Miriam Allen New books going into circula Miss Alice Marie Simpson, at tion Saturday, July 20, at Mal DeFord. A history of prisons and tired in a beige suit with match heur county library include the prison systems in the U. S., Great ing accessories, and Bill Ray Britain and parts of Western Eur Holdt were united in marriage at following: "The Ordeal of Power" by Em ope. 8:30 o’clock in the evening on "My Land and My People" by June 15, 1963, at the John Eason mett John Hughes. A political memoir of the Eisenhower years the Dalai Lama of Tibet. A sad, residence in Homedale. deeply moving autobiography of as president of the U. S. The bride is a daughter of Mr. "The Fall of the Dynasties" by the 27-year-old ruler of Tibet, and Mrs. Ray T Simpson of route now in exile in India. Edmond Taylor. A history of Eur 1, Nyssa. Parents of the bnde- "Wolf Willow" by Wallace Steg-i ' groom are Mr. and Mrs. Ulis ope that covers the years 1905- ner From 1914 to 1920, the auth Holdt of the Apple Valley com 1922. "The Republican Opportunity" or’s parents were homesteaders in munity. by Raymond Moley. A veteran the Cypress Hills on the border The double-ring rites were per columnist’s attempt to present “in between Montana and Saskatche-1 formed by the Rev. Paul Nickens a way that is prohibited in the wan. In this book Stegner looks ■ of the Revival Center in Parma. normal avenues of journalism” back on his boyhood days and re-| Flower arrangements o f white consistent principles which have calls the life of the frontiersman i baby iris and accordion music "The Red Hand" by Joachim played by Ethel Kushner of Cald been inherent in his 29 years of public writings and which he be Joesten. A German-born journal well provided the setting for the lieves have an important bearing ist exposes the activities of the | informal ceremony witnessed by on the choices that face the Am secret terrorist organization of the 14 adult members of the imme French colonial extremists (the diate families and their children. erican people in the 1960’s. "The Extremists" by Mark t so-called “ultras”) in Algeria and Refreshments, including a four-1 Sherwin. Who they are, what t on the continent. layer white cake, were served by ( they are fighting and where they "The Art of Growing" by Rob- Mrs. Eason and Mrs Kushner fol-, are leading their confused adher ' I ert E. Nixon. A college psychia-1 lowing the ceremony. ents. trist has written a guide to help "Strikes in the West" by James ’ today’s young people find the re- | The new Mrs. Holdt is a 1963 graduate of Adrian high school. Daniel. The complete story of the ■ sources to achieve maturity. Cuban crises. "Economic Development in Per Her husband attended Parma "Lady Jane Grey" by Hester W spective" by John Kenneth Gal- I schools. They are now residing at Chapman. An orderly, appealing ! 1 braith. The thinking, of a widely Owyhee junction and the bride study of Henry VIII’s great-niece, ■ read American economist, on the groom is employed on the Charles who was executed at the age of ' subject of modern economic plan- Walker farm on route 1, Nyssa. 16 after a nine-day reign as queen ■ ning. of England. "Radical Innocence" by Ihab erican figure from Will Rogers’ "The Ranch on the Cariboo" by Hassan. A study of the contem boyhood on a ranch in Oklahoma Alan Fry. The hardships, re porary American novel. territory through his life as a wards and excitement of ranching "The New Standard Book of working cowboy to his world tra in British Columbia Dog Care" by Jeannette W. Cross. vels as a successful entertainer. "Brave Warriors" by Norman What you should know about dogs "Designs for Craftsmen" by B. Wiltsey. Accounts of seven im and their selection, training, feed Walter Miles. Guide for the pro portant tribes of Western Indians. ing, general care and manage fessional or amateur arts-and- "The Time Has Come" by John ment, medical care and grooming. craftsman with the illustrations Rock. A Catholic doctor’s propo "The Moonflower Vine" by Jet divided into three main cate sals to end the battle over birth ta Carleton. Western Missouri is gories — nature, free form and control. the setting for this novel that geometrical. "Salute to a Sufferer" by Leslie spans two generations of a warm, "Don't Park Here" by C. Wil MR. and MRS. JOHN C. FOSTER D. Weatherhead. An attempt to attractive family, from the 1890’s liam Fisher. Over 100 brief es offer the plain man a Christian to the Korean war. says on Christian life written for A double-ring ceremony per For her daughter’s wedding, philosophy of suffering by a Pro "The Tightening Siring" by today’s world. formed early this year at St. Cor Mrs. Mariani chose a suit of gold testant clergyman. Mary Doling O’Malley. Set in "Fact and Fancy" by Isaac Asi nelius Catholic church in Chicago lame’ and blouse of paisley print. "Wild Animals of North Ameri Hungary at the beginning of mov. Taking 17 scientific facts, united Miss Barbara Mariani and The bridegroom’s mother was at ca" by the National Geographic World War PI, the narrative fo- the author speculates further on John C. Foster. tired in a sheath dress of apricot society. A well-illustrated account cuses Rosina Eynsham, wife of what they might imply. colored wool and white accessor The bride is a daughter of Mr. of the wild animals of America. the counselor at the British lega- I "Has Man a Future?" by Bert ies. Both wore corsages of white and Mrs. Irv Mariani of Chicago, "Buttermilk Road" by Thomas tion in Budapest, and her gallant rand Russell. The author speaks Her husband's parents are Mr. amazon lilies. Turner. The story of an ambi efforts to get food and clothing his mind on the folly and preven- I and Mrs. Erie R. Mausling of the A four-tier, heart-shaped wed tious young man and his fight for to English prisoners in Germany. tability of nuclear warfare. Bend community. ding cake centered the serving Big control of a mill. "No Other Harvest" by Richard "The Silent People" by Walter i Officiating minister was the table at a reception held at the "The Little General" by Mar L. Hardman. A novel set in the Macken. Novel based on Ire Carleton hotel on the evening of garet Mackay. A romance with San Joaquin Valley of California land’s struggle for independence Rev. Thomas T. Maher who per formed the rites at 10 o’clock in the wedding. The cake was iced well - drawn characters and psy which pictures the plight of the and justice during the 1820’s. in white, decorated with red roses chological issues. migrant worker. "A House Possessed" by Char the morning on Feb. 16, 1963. The bride wore a gown of white and was topped with traditional "The Pasang Run" by Elleston "A Grue of Ice" by Geoffrey ity Blackstock. A story about a peau de soie, fashioned with bouf bride and groom. Trevor. A lively adventure novel Jenkins. A novel of suspense and haunted house in Scotland. The new Mrs. Foster was grad- set in present-day Malaya. terror in the Antarctic. "The Edge of Eden" by Rex fant skirt flowing into a chapel uated from a high school in Chi- train. The fitted bodice was de "Love Is Just Around the Cor- "Strong Men Armed" by Rob Pearce. A novel of intrigue and Her husband attended signed with V-neckline, long tap cago. ner" by Lester Atwell. A novel ert Leckie. A history of the role murder. school at Adrian before entering ered sleeves and trimmed with played by the Marines in the war | "The Commissioner" by Rich of the 1930’s. the service. "Some of My Best Friends" by against Japan, ard Dougherty. A big city police small sequins and seed pearls. The newlyweds are making Benjamin R Epstein. Using the its hundreds of years. department is involved in track Her bouffant veil fell from a "The State Universities and De ing down a hoodlum hiding in one crown of crystal and pearl and their home in Norfolk, Va., where often heard prejudicial phrase as the title for this book, the author mocracy" by Allan Nevins. The of the city's toughest neighbor she carried a bouquet of white he is stationed with the U. S. Navy. explores anti - Semitism in the j author analyzes the role of state hoods. The search brings into fo amazon lilies. universities in serving the ideals United States. cus the personal as well as pro Mrs. LeRoy G. Roman attended "Portrait of a Jew" by Albert of democracy. fessional relationships of those her cousin as matron of honor, "The Fishes" by Urless Lan involved. iMemmi. The difficulties of the while bridesmaid was Mrs. Frank "Pearl Harbor: Warning and Kloiber. Their gowns were of red Jewish minority as reflected in ham. A brief, readable account that gives a broad perspective of Decision" by Roberta Wohlstetter taffeta and they carried bouquets the experience of the author. "Cloak and Cipher" by Dan Ty this group of animals. Inquiry into events leading up to of white Fiji chrysanthemums. "Will Rogers" by Donald Day Japan’s surprise attack on Pearl ler Moore. A history of secret LeRoy Roman served as best A biography of the famous Am-1 Harbor. writing. man with Frank Kloiber also at tending the bridegroom. Work Smarter... Not Harder By BERNICE STRAWN. Extension Home Management Specialist "ATTITUDES ARE LIKE PET TICOATS; it's easy to see when another person's are showing, but not your own." This is what Mrs. Roberta Fra sier, extension family life special ist. told 783 Oregon women who gathered at Oregon State univer sity for the annual meeting of the Home Economics Extension coun cil. Theme of the conference was "Attitudes and the Future.” Mrs. Frasier emphasized that attitudes determine both your immediate and long-range future. Those who say, “The good old days were better,” “I’m too old to change,” “It won’t work,” are putting a damper on their futures. Their attitudes are showing, she says. Attitudes are as important as eyes in the way you see things. • * * "I'VE USED THIS BRAND X for years and love it. But this year when I washed my living room curtains with it, they came out in shreds. What's hap pened to Brand X?" Your curtains are now a year older and have been exposed lon ger to the sun. We are quite sure the detergent is not at fault. Old curtains often go to pieces all of a sudden when washed. • * * THIS MONEY and TIME SAV ER comes from Velma Seat, OSU extension food marketing specialist: Watch for “specials” on frozen srawberries from last year’s pack. It’s smart to buy these for making jam. You’ll save money, also time from tedious stemming and sort ing. Mrs. Seat says that most fro zen strawberries have one cup of sugar to four cups berries, so take this into consideration when mak ing jam. BECAUSE CAMPING is so popular with Oregon families, we asked Jessalee Mallalieu, exten sion recreation specialist at Ore gon State university, for tips on how to be prepared. Check your insurance, espe cially if you have a trailer, she recommends. You may need additional coverage. Do you have insurance on your camera, gun. outboard motor, boat and other special gear? You’ll need a fire permit in. some areas. Don’t forget your* fishing license. Make sure your family has a health checkup and while you’re about it, get a safety check for your car. Make a list of all the gear you’ll need and see that gear is in good shape before you start. • * • How much is your time worth? Home economists at Cornell uni versity say a homemaker’s time contributes at least $3000 a year to the family income—and it’s all tax free! They studied the time women spent doing regular household jobs and figured how much it would cost to hire a substitute at prevailing rates. They're quick to point out that there is no price tag on love, sympathy, comfort and other high level phases of your job. SUMO“"} WHAT COMMON WORD HAS THREE SETS OF DOUBLE LETTERS IN SUCCESSION ? fA * FOR ECONOMICAL COOK- OUTS. our extension service food marketing specialist, Mrs. Zelma Neugart, recommends broiler-fry ers. They’re in good supply now. Her ideas for cooking smarter sound good to us. You simply sprinkle each half of the chicken with smoke salt, then baste with j melted butter or margarine. Broil slowly. Allow 1 to Hi hours for halves of a 2^-pound bird. • ♦ ♦ VASES WITH CLOUDY FILM and mineral deposit can be clean | ed with hot suds plus a little water conditioner or softener. Let, stand for several hours. A little ammonia or soda is also helpful. If necessary, loosen soil with a bottle brush. Add a few grains of rice to narrow neck vases and shake. ^7 <£> FIDELITY FEATURES co . Double Vision or Single Vi sion Lense: ■Only a Complete Eye Examination Can Deter mine Your Eyes Needs . . • See Your Eye Doctor and See Better! The Word is Bookkeeper. DrJohnEasly I OPTOMETRIST I ¡VISION specialist ! I» St. IttFBON ■ INTARIt - RHINE It5-8017 IT’S HARVEST TIME! the a t ma ed rail w y FOR TOP PRICES . . . Nyssa Births . . . Melons, too, come to you field fresh over Union Pacific ... CHICAGO July 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Randall of Ontario, a 7-pound, 3-ounce daughter, Lorna Faye. July 12—To Mr. and Mrs. How ard Fenn of Nyssa, a 7-pound, 13-ounce daughter, Nancy Gail. July 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Walt Ford of Nyssa, a 7-pound, 7- ounce daughter, Janet Kay. July 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Walt Humble of Boise, a 7-pound, 13- ounce daughter, Lori Ann. July 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Wagstaff of Parma, a daugh ter. Bring Your Small Grains to FARMERS FEED and SEED! Wheat, Oats, Barley — and — ST LOUIS Mixed Grains Coming Events . . . CITY 3AKLANO SAN FRANCISCO IAS LOS ANAfll* July 18, 2 p.m.—Combined ses sion of Methodist WSCS general circle meetings at the Methodist church. July 18. 8 p.m. — Republican Central committee meeting a t Vale courthouse. July 20. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Nasar ene teenage car wash at Flying "A" station. July 20. 9 p.m.—Cocktail hour and dance at Eagles hall. July 21. 1:30 p.m.—Veterans of Barracks 352 picnic at H. O. Hop kins home. July 23, 1 p.m.—Cooked food sale by ladies of Methodist Fulton circle at Idaho Power office. July 25, 1:30 p.m. — Elks All- Star Babe Ruth game at Pendle ton. POCATELLO SISTER VISITS Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Furniss and family of Pocatello, Idaho, spent Saturday night with the Gene Chester family Mrs Furniss is Chester’s sister. Melons, like many of the other things you eat, wear, or use, come to you by rail Vine ripened to bring out all teir natural goodness and flavor, melons are carefully packed and BRUCE JACKSON HAS PARTY Guests at the W. C. Jackson home July 10 were the W K Wahlerts The gathering was in honor of Bruce Jackson’s 12th birthday anniversary. rushed Io you in specially built, temperature controlled refrigerator cars Thousands of these car. move smoothly and swiftly along Union FovSc, the automated rail way, where shipments are speeded and safeguarded by electronically controlled equip ment and automatic traffic controls When you Ship or travel from, to. or throughout the See the scenery at eye level from a Oomelmer West, be specific... say Union Pacific. Family fares liberal baggage allowance Vacation stopover privileges. Superb meals. Mrs Phil Clucas and Mrs. \ ar- ner Hopkins left Monday for Warm Lake to help with cooking at church camp. 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