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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE TWO THE GATE CITY JOURNAL TTZC vniTD T A U7 11 a IUUli LAW By Oregon State Bar THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1963 Fr. J. Baumgartner Episcopal Seminary Reports Activities Reports Enrollment Of Dirk T. Rinehart Of Catholic Parish Dirk Tensen Rinehart, son of By T. M. B. ♦ Our office has been flooded Mayor and Mrs. Grant Rinehart As fast as world and national St. Bridget ’ s Catholic church Confidential SUBSCRIPTION RATES with "pro" information or pro of Nyssa, has enrolled as a stu conditions are changing I ’ m be will hold a parish mission from NEWSPAPER Communications Single Copies---------- 10c Sunday. Oct. 6, to Sunday, Oct. dent of the Church Divinity ginning to see what President paganda. We feel in many cases i>uBLisHEt$ Under the law what you as a 13. Special services will be held School of the Pacific at Berkeley, Kennedy meant when he said our that it is being overdone and In Malheur County, Oregon, \ V^^ASSOCIATION client tell your lawyer in confi- Sunday through Saturday even Calif., according to a release by constitution was out of date. And may reflect against a fair study and Payette and Canyon dence. he may tell no one else ings at 8 o’clock, accord what he and Bobby meant that of the measure. Counties. Idaho: according _ to school personnel. without your consent. CDSP is an accredited theolo changing it by amendment was too One Year------------- $3.50 We also feel that those imply Father John Baumgartner. Nor can a judge order him or Six Months-------_$2.50 ing that our school system will NATIONAL * EDITORIA L The mission will be given by gical seminary serving the entire slow to keep up with the times. his professional employees (like an Oblate Missionary Father who Pacific Basin from the Rocky Less than a year ago the Rus “go to pot,” if the measure is re . Elsewhere in the U.S.A.: secretaries) to reveal such com Mountains to the Far East. It is sians infiltrated Cuba with troops jected, are entirely wrong. All specializes in this type of spiritual Per Year $4.00 munications in court. ministry. Father Daniel J. Con sanctioned by the Protestant and missiles. This area is only 90 state agencies can economize Six Months ......... $2.50 Why have such a privilege? nors, OMI, will center his talks Episcopal church in the United miles from our southeast coast some. If they don’t know how, but they did it so rapidly and they should talk with the heads Chiefly, to do justice: it en on problems encountered in liv States. Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. Rinehart’s training is designed quietly that our president didn’t of some families that went courages clients io tell their ing a Christian faith in the mod- to prepare him for a career in the know or admit it until it was an through the depression of the lawyers what they have to ern world. ministry of the Episcopal church. accomplished fact. know io help and to advise ! “thirties” and learned to do with Persons who are not members Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Transmission The three - year curriculum of them fully: things about their We called the Red Leader's parish but inter- out many things. of St. Bridget ’ s Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter family, business and private af ested in learning the Catholic the school prepares students to bluff long enough for him to • • • • Under the Act of March 3, 1879. take comprehensive examinations promise to remove the missiles. FALL FISHING IS GOOD! fairs, their hopes, fears and viewpoint, will be welcome. leading to the graduate degree of We insisted on ground inspec ambitions. Have often heard that fall fish Open House Successful bachelor of divinity. tion io determine that this had No lawyer may speak of cer ing is the best of the entire year. The open house held last Sun While at the seminary he will been done. Bui we backed off. Was reminded again by Ralph VARIOUS NYSSANS SUPPLY tain things, even after a client! Weiser Lions Member JOKES FOR CRAZY SECTION dies; for a client may well have' I day in St. Bridget’s church was be trained in Old and New Testa forgot the Monroe Doctrine, Hunter in a recent copy of the considered a success by Charles ment studies, theology, Christian and left him in charge. Reports Honest Deed Jokes used in the Crazy Day to give his lawyer details which, Quinowski, Meridian Times that Labor Day committee chairman. ethics, Christian education, parish Since then we have hindered of the Sept. 21 issue of if revealed, might harm those he Of NHS Band Student section Seventy - five persons availed administration, church history the Cubans, who wished to free does not end the fun. So tried it the Journal came from various most wanted to protect. on the Little Salmon this past * themselves of the opportunity to and preaching techniques. their country, from making at- WEISER LIONS CLUB • sources. Due to lack of space, in Yet, in some very rare cases, to weekend. tour the church and view the Weiser, Idaho many instances, only the name help carry out the client’s desires In addition to formal education, tacks on Mr. Castro’s and the Caught a limit of nice pan- confessional, statues, altar, vest Russian forces, lest it lead to an September 18, 1963 of the composer was given. How after death, a lawyer may have he will have the opportunity to size fish in a few hours each all-out war. ever, the Journal staff does want to reveal a confidence, under cer ments and sacred vessels. receive practical experience by Band Director drove several hours to acknowledge that many of tain safeguards, to uphold his | Father Crescencio Rodriguez of ' visiting and working in various I We asked the allied nations not day ... Nyssa High School through the hills trying io kill Mexico played organ music dur to ship anything to the island them were taken from a book > client’s purposes. churches and institutions in and Nyssa, Oregon that might aid in Red continu some blue grouse, without suc supplied by Ole Dyrlund. What are confidential commu ing the tour. j around the Bay area. Ladies of the Altar society, un Dear Sir: ance in power. This they ignored, cess, and killed three ruffed Others were taken from vol nications? der chairmanship of Mrs. Herman Now Canada has sold the Rus- grouse within 10 minutes the So often we hear of the trouble umes submitted by Mrs. Zack They include anything that a METHODIST WSCS LADIES and destruction caused by today’s Walker, Lucille Bertram and Er client tells his lawyer when he Towne, served refreshments to TO HEAR DEACONESS SPEAK sians millions of tons of badly following day (when not hunt I the visitors. needed wheat, We use it as an ing them). • * « • teen-agers. On the other hand, nie Metcalf. seeks advice about his person Members of Methodist Women’s excuse to open negotiations to re their good deeds and honest acts Father Rodriguez Departs al business or legal affairs — Society of Christian Service cir It was extremely hot for this are never mentioned or only cas TEENAGERS PLAN MEETING talks and letters, photographs, Father Crescencio Rodriguez of cles will gather at 1:45 this after sume trading with them. (It’s real season — even wading in the hard to deny the American peo ually noticed. That is why I am FRIDAY AT LOCAL CHURCH charts and other documents and Durango, Mexico, left for that noon for a prayer group meeting ple dollars — especially with the streams. But deer hunters really writing this letter. “Coke time’’ for teenagers will records. country on Tuesday morning in the local church library. farm subsidy plan rejected and had it rough. Must have seen 50 be held tomorrow, Oct. 4, at 4 At the Nyssa - Weiser football Miss Winona Campbell. Idaho a national election coming Confidential c o m m u nications from Boise. For the past four up to 75 hunter vehicles heading game on last Friday night, our p.m. in the Methodist church so protect you as the client, not the months. Father Rodriguez had conference deaconess, will be j back toward Boise before 1 p.m. next year.) cial hall. Methodist Youth Fel local Lions club operated the con lawyer. If you break the confi- been working with Spanish- guest speaker luring the general . Saturday without seeing a single Our senators and congress cession stand. One of your band lowship is sponsoring a series of dence, a lawyer may also have speaking persons in St. Bridget's session beginning at 2 o’clock. deer. Am sure they decided to men have been black - mailed “ coke times ” for informal discus students made a purchase and in Program topic will be "Our Mis into agreeing to another treaty | wait until cooler weather when to talk, for the communication is parish. advertently was given 35 cents sion of current events and teen no longer confidential. You may sion Today," with members of the with Russia. It appears our they failed to get an animal ear ------------------------ too much change. I waited on her age problems. break a confidence by testifying LADIES VISIT IN VALE Fulton circle in charge. These next step will be toward dis ly—meat could have spoiled in a All youth of the area are in about it or by having unauthor- and would have never realized Mrs. Lyda Kohl and Mrs. Angie ladies will also serve as hostesses armament, based on more mu hurry. the error. However, after leaving vited to attend these sessions from ized persons hear or see what was Cook visited Saturday in Vale for the meeting. • • * • tual promises, that we should the stand, she evidently checked 4 to 5 p.m. each Friday at the communicated. with Mrs. Hattie Leavitt and All women of the Nyssa area know they will keep only so RECENTLY LEARNED . . . the amount of her purchase and church. are cordially invited to attend. No lawyer may keep quiet Mrs. Mary Barber. long as it suits their needs. 1. Most states do not require upon recounting her change she • • • • about a crime or fraud a client embalming of a corpse — rarely returned the 35 cents to me. Al-1 ATTENDS CONFERENCE The big event on the state hori are vaults required for burial or though the amount of money in-1 The Rev. Paul Ludlow' attend has told him he plans to commit. But afterwards, an accused per zon is the special election coming a coffin for cremation. volved was small, the act of re ed a Methodist ministers’ meeting up Oct. 15. At that time the vot 2. Banks are not permitted to of the Idaho conference held from son may talk freely to his lawyer. turning it certainly was not. Even if guilty, he has a right to ers will determine if the Personal accept U. S. Savings Bonds as col Sunday through Tuesday this We have no idea of the girl’s have his side of the story pre and Corporation Income Tax Bill lateral for a loan. name but felt that this display week at Twin Falls. Ministers sented to the court as it may af By Helen Hatch 3. Several big retail chain Mrs. Marion Riggs of Parma passed by the last legislature will from Eastern Oregon and South of honesty should not go unmen fect his punishment. A person in be approved. stores have stopped giving trad and her granddaughter, Cathy ! BIG BEND —Mmes Helen Bi tioned. Perhaps, if a little more ern Idaho churches attended the trouble needs to talk to someone Riggs, Mrs. Ilea Hall of Kingman | The voters’ pamphlet has been ing stamps. (They reason that shop, Goldie Roberts, Irma Hop three-day session. publicity were given to the many without fear that what he says kins, Voncil Seuell, Penny Wood, Kolony visited last Thursday with mailed out to all qualified to cast with practically all stores giving worthwhile deeds of these teen will become public. a ballot. It has considerable in them they no longer help a mer Myrle Tuppeny, Pearl Stanton, Mrs. Goldie Roberts. that this act might receive the agers, the bad ones would dimi formation — pro and con and chant to lure customers away Certain other people, such as Laura Brock and Marjorie Cam Attend Collins-Ennor Rites publicity it deserves. nish accordingly. should be read by everyone. from a competitor.) physicians and clergymen, may eron attended a recent craft Sincerely yours, We suggest that this letter be Mr. and Mrs. Doyn Price and receive privileged communica meeting a t Boulevard Grange WEISER LIONS CLUB tion. As a rule, no physician read to your band students and boys of Pendleton came Saturday hall. John Pennington evening to attend the wedding of given to your local newspaper so may speak without a patient's Mrs. Goldie Roperts demon consent about things he learned strated how to make a crayon Miss Patty Collins and Jim Ennor while treating him. The patient ^"Vom"« detergent bottle ““ at Roswell Presbyterian church. They also visited his parents, Mr. should have a free mind to tell ________ and Mrs. Raymond Price. his doctor many things. __ , _ _ _ .. _ , Mr. and Mrs. Don Coolidge and Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop re This privilege may not always her mother Mrs Elise Smith of cently took their daughter, Linda, I hold in some criminal and Per-; Grants Pass are visiting in the sonal injury trials, nor does it chet Sm)th home Mrs Ricks to La Grande where she entered hold always after a patient dies Gale and ehlldren of Boise> Mr Eastern Oregon college. Mrs. Joe King visited last Again, as a rule, a clergyman and j^rs Slabaugh and fam Thursday afternoon with Mrs. may not report confessions with- Uy of Caldwell vlsited during the Letha Weir and Helen Hatch. OUt the COnfeSSOr S consent. \uitK thoir ffranHmnthpr weekend with their grandmother, Mrs. John Steel of Roswell and (Oregon lawyers offer this Mrs. Elise Smith. Mrs. Delbert Sullivan of Parma column as a public service. No Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hawes of called Sunday on Mrs. Letha I person should apply or inter Marsing, Mrs. G. L. Strong of Weir and Mary. pret any law without the aid Parma and Mrs. Gertie Jones re Mrs. Tom Ferguson and Helen of an attorney who is complete cently took Mary Eller. Jones to Hatch were Saturday dinner 1 ly advised of the facts involved. La Grande where she entered guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loy Even a slight variance in facts Eastern Oregon college. and Linda of New Plymouth. may change the application of Spend Weekend at Joseph Club Meets at Abbott Home the law.) Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis, Jolly Jane club met Wednes Mrs. Alvon McGinnis of Adrian day with Mrs. Pearle Abbott. Roll — WE SERVICE — Owyhee Community left Friday morning for Joseph. call was answered by each mem- All Types and All Makes. Ore., to visit their son, Mr. and ber telling her most embarrass- Church Events A potluck dinner was served Mrs. Junior McGinnis and family ing moment. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery re- Sunday afternoon at Owyhee and to do some hunting. They cently attended funeral services Community church with approxi returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lowe of Wil for Mrs. Mapes at Eagle Valley. mately 100 persons in attendance. Mrs. Cecil McCormick left Sept. 202 Main Street Phone 372-2266 Present were members of con der were Sunday dinner guests gregations from Willowcreek of Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins 17 with her mother, Mrs. Simon and an uncle for a visit in Colo Community church. Vale Baptist and Kenny. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell English, rado. church, Oregon Slope Communi Mrs. Raymond Price attended, ty church. Malheur Butte Baptist Ross and Eleanor moved last church, Jamieson Sunday school week to their home in Big Bend an interior decorator party last community. Thursday evening at the home of and the host church. Mrs. Floyd Wood and children Mrs. Leon Price. A special program included singing and a sermon delivered of Caldwell spent Saturday with by Pastor Roy Webb of the Wil her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey VISITORS FROM BOISE Bennett. lowcreek church. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Squire of may be short for you Mr. and Mrs. Noel Tuppeny at- j Boise visited Sunday with her Schedule of Services tended funeral services Saturday brother-in-law and sister. Mr and but an injury could last long Sunday—10 a.m. Sunday school. for Mrs. Nellie Personette at j Mrs. Tom Weeks. 11 a.m.—Worship service. Middleton. and be very expensive! 7 p.m.—Training hour for jun ior young people, senior young Couple Visits From Denver people and adults. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stites of 8 p.m. — Evening worship ser Denver, Colo . spent the weekend vice. with Mr. and Mrs. Noel Tuppeny Mrs. Goldie Roberts visited Fri- . Wednesday, 8 p m. — Midweek prayer meeting and Bible study. day evening with Mrs. Mary ' when you can buy coverage Thompson and Helen Hatch. Mrs. Mary Thompson accompa CLASSIFIED ADS for Death, Medical Expense nied Mrs. Howard Obendorf and Get Results! girls to Lowman Saturday. TED M. BRAMMER, Editor and Publisher Mrs. Roberts Demonstrates Making Of Crayon Caddies at Craft Session ...and Clean It! Have It Done Now and Avoid the Winter Rush! EDER’S . .. Nyssa Hunting Season WHY GAMBLE? and Loss of Time at a REASONABLE COST (For 3 Days or 60 Days) Let Us Give You Rates! RENSTROM INSURANCE AGENCY 217 Good Avenue Phone 372-2997 NYSSA. OREGON FREE ANTI-FREEZE REPLACEMENT Regardless of How You Lose If... Guarantee If Through the Winter ... If You Have Us Install It! ------ ALSO------ A Magnetic Flashlight FREE with Each Job! This Firestone (Permanent-Type) Offer— $2.95 Per Gallon If You Wish to Install It — $1.59 Gal. 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