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THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1964 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Stain Removal Hints' to Be Given By Club Ladies at May 27 Meeting Upper Classmen Hear Talk Given By PTA Speaker Coming Events . .. Of^nToffidais9 £orr?sPon^ent Reporis Good Turnout Today, 2 p.m.—Methodist WSCS circle meetings. Tonight, 7:30 pun—Meeting of Job’s Daughters in Masonic hall. By Peggy Brown Mrs. Larry Holmes and children Tonight, 8 pun. — Adrian high New officers for the Nyssa PTA City officials of Nyssa and other OREGON TRAIL—Merry Mat recently spent several days in school music concert. were installed at the chapter ’ s cities in Malheur county have rons club met May 13 at the La Grande visiting her parents, May 22, 10:30 ajn — Meeting of regular meeting last Thursday home of Cora Rookstool with Mr. and Mrs. Leon McHargue. Senior Citizens* club in Catholic j been invited by Mayor Morgan Dick Mendiola, Billie Blair, Mr. evening. Installing officer was parish halL Beck of Ontario to attend a re eight members and one visitor, and Mrs. Carlos Mendiola of Mrs. Lester Cleaver, vice presi gional meeting this evening of the Poppe, present. May 22-23 — 9 a.m. to 5 pun. _ dent of region 8 of the Oregon Meeting was called to order by Boise visited Sunday afternoon Rummage sale in old Journal League of Oregon Cities. PTA congress. This is one of a series of 21 re- President Blanche Weeks. After with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jayo. building by St. Bridget's Altar Officers installed are Mrs. Clar j gional sessions of the league to the business meeting, games were Attend Skating Party society. ence Clapp, president; Clarence played with Mrs. Weeks, Virginia May 23, 7 to 9 p.m. — Mexican I be held throughout the state dur Jimmie, Patty and Jeannie Rookstool, Albert Tyner and Neely attended a roller skating Clapp, co - president; Mrs. Dee dinner and dancing for Eagles in ing April. May and June. Garner, vice president; Mrs. Owen Hazel Farr winning prizes. Mayor Beck, who is a member aerie hall. party in Ontario Tuesday eve Refreshments were served by ning of last week. The party was Froerer, Arcadia representative; of the league executive commit May 23, 7:30 pun. — Nyssa Wo the hostess, assisted by Mrs. for the young people’s group of Mrs. Gene DeMinck, Nyssa repre men's Bowling banquet at East tee, will preside at the no-host sentative; Mrs. Leonard Hewett, Weeks. Club adjourned to meet Owyhee Community church. dinner at 6:30 p.m. in the Moore Oregon Trail representative; Mrs. Side cafe. at the Weeks home on May 27. May 24, 8 pun.—Adrian gradua hotel at Ontario. Mrs. Bob Adams and Mrs. Jim Don Sappe, secretary; and Wil Roll call will be “Hints for Stain Chamberlain and Kristi visited tion exercise* in school gym. Hugh McKinley, league presi liam Spitler, treasurer. Removal.’’ May 24, 8:15 p.m.—Graduation dent and Eugene city manager, May 12 with Mrs. Wilson Winter Dr. Gertrude Boyd Crane, Ore exercises in Nyssa high school and saw her new baby girl. j will head the delegation at this Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks Julie and Karen Coleman of gon state mental health chairman, gymnasium. | year’s regional meetings. Presi spent Sunday at the A. W. Hen La Grande spent several days last spoke to the group on the topic, May 25, 2 to 8 p.m. — School dent McKinley has advised Mayor “ Focus on Family Responsibility. ” dricks home in Nyssa visiting Mr. week visiting their grandparents, budget election in Nyssa high Grant H. Rinehart of Nyssa that Dr. Crane remained overnight school little theater. and Mrs. Thane Lankford, Janice Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jayo. the regional meeting program will and talked Friday morning to and Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chamberlain include a discussion of current upperclassmen about their goals Greer, all of Marsing. and children of Nyssa accompa city problems, a review of legis in life and how to obtain those LDS Funeral Services nied Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams to lative interim committee activi Camp at Beulah Reservoir goals. To Be Held Today Lake Lowell Sunday for a picnic. ties affecting cities and also re Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks She told the students that each ports on league programs. and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hendricks They drove to the Dry Lake area individual is placed on earth for For Frank Mitchell Accompanying McKinley to the of Nyssa spent from Wednesday on a sightseeing trip. Funeral services for Franklin a purpose and all are expected to until Friday camping and fishing Leaves for Treasure Island give something to society. She Elmer Mitchell, 55, will be con meeting will be Donald L. Jones, at Beulah reservoir. Neal Lundy left May 13 for said that the person who is head ducted at 2 o’clock this afternoon, league executive secretary, and Treasure Island to continue his ed nowhere will be nothing. She I May 21, 1964, at the Owyhee LDS A. M. Westling, planning and Navy training after spending 10 also urged them to keep in mind I church with Bishop Wayne L. public works consultant. Open House Slated days Mayors, councilmen, planning with his parents, Mr. and that one of their goals is to make Berrett officiating. commission members and depart in which Mr. Mitchell succumbed Mon Saturday for Hospital Mrs. Ward Lundy, other relatives the world a better place day at Malheur Memorial hospital ment heads of Jordan Valley, to live. (Continued From Page 1) and friends. Juntura, Nyssa, Ontario and Vale During Dr. Crane’s stay in following an extended illness. ties (with built-in bath), hospi-1 Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers of are expected to attend. He was born Nov. 30, 1908, at guest of Nyssa she was a house 1 Kingman Kolony were Sunday talization room and boarding I space. The latter offers individual afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myrick and Clinton, Utah, a son of Frederick and Ethel Steed Mitchell. He Friday Afternoon family. steel cages of varying sizes with Glenn Brown. Other guests at the Thursday grew up in that area and on Dec. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Adams shaded runways in an outer room. Rites to Be Conducted Electricity furnishes indirect and boys of Kamiah were Satur evening meeting were Mrs. James 18, 1929, was united in marriage to Cora Hill in the Salt Lake LDS Flanagan of Ontario, president of day dinner guests of his parents, For Jimmy G. Ransom lighting and power for the heat Funeral rites for Jimmy Gary ing and cooling system. A pump Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams and the Malheur county PTA council temple. and Mrs. Lester Fifer, second vice The couple came to the Nyssa Ransom, 31, will be conducted at heats the water from an outside Richard. area approximately 15 years ago, 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Wayne Rookstool of Oro president of the county group. well in winter and automatically At the close of the session, re and until failing health forced May 22, 1964, at the Nyssa LDS reverses the operation for cooling vada, Nev., was a Saturday morn ing caller in the Glenn Brown freshments were served by Mr. him to retire, the deceased was stake chapel with Bishop Frell during the summer months. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton and their affiliated with his brother, Max, Blair officiating. Dr. Ross said the large animal home. in a business known as Mitchell Hiram Ballou of Homedale vis committee. Mr. Ransom was pronounced section still lacks a loading chute, Brother’s Owyhee garage at Owy dead on arrival at Mercy hospital outside stalls and corrals—all of ited Sunday afternoon with Mr. in Nampa following a head - on which will be completed in the and Mrs. Elvin Ballou and family. J. Benedict, L. Jackson hee junction. Mr. Mitchell was a member of auto occuring Monday, near future. Attend Family Reunion Named Top Students the LDS church and had served shortly collision before midnight. Occu With the all-new building, fur Mrs. Ladora Rhea, Kevin and (Continued From Page 1) on a mission in Holland. During pants of the other car were John nishings, equipment, residence LeAnn of Boise were Saturday Lynn was a member of Girls’ World War II he was in the Mer Cates of route 4, Nampa, and Ella telephones and two-way radios in overnight guests of her uncle and Gochenour, also of Nampa. They all vehicles, the staff is capable of aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams League for three years and was chant Marines. In addition to his widow of rur were admitted to Samaritan com giving service second to none in and Richard. Mrs. Rhea and chil vice president last year. She has been in FHA for four years. Of al Nyssa, he is survived by two munity hospital and are reported the valley. dren accompanied the Adams’ to fices she has held are assistant brothers, Max E. Mitchell of route to be in satisfactory condition. Other members of the staff are Burns Sunday for a family re The deceased was born Oct. 25, Dr. Ralph W. Faulk, Mrs. Lynn union at the home of Mr. and historian, historian and this year 1, Nyssa, and James Mitchell of (Nora) Snodgrass, Mrs. Asa (Mari- Mrs. Charles Davis. Others at Lynn was president of that or Clinton, Utah; two sisters, Mrs. 1933, at Nyssa, a son of Farrell ganization. Norma Moss of West Point, Utah, and Fern Newby Ransom. He lou Winchester. tending the reunion were Mrs. and Phyllis Andreasen of Whit attended Nyssa schools and at the Drs. Ross and Mason may well Adams’ father, Mr. and Mrs. Wal Active in Student Council age of 19 years joined the Navy be proud of this new animal hos- ter , Last year she was secretary of tier, Calif. The deceased’s mother Benson of Calistoga, Calif.. pital; Sunday visitors will see Mr. and Mrs. Fivecoat of Madras, both Science Club and Pep Club. died Jan. 1, 1956, and his father and served for three years at a San Diego base. He was a mem why. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and girls of She was also class secretary-trea succumbed in February this year. ber of the LDS Church. Local funeral arrangements are surer her freshman year. Lynn Nyssa. He was united in marriage to under direction of Lienkaemper Mrs. Gertrude Jackson is visit was vice president as a junior and Judy Timmons in June 1959 by chapel and interment will be ing in the Vic Marshall home. class representative this year. Bishop Charles Mann at his home Other activities include GA A made in an Ogden cemetery. Pall in the Apple Valley community. She is convalescing from a recent bearers will be bi*others-in-law of and participation in the Junior- fall in which she had suffered a Mr. Ransom had worked some the deceased. i Senior play. broken hip. time as a service station atttend- Last year she was assistant edi *<•____ _ I ant and at time of his death was MEDICAL SESSION BIG BEND GRANGE OFFICERS tor of the Tupelo and this year ATTEND employed by Honstead Motor Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Danford Lynn was editor, She has been TO BE INSTALLED SUNDAY spent Wednesday and Thursday company in Nampa. All Malheur county Grangers a member of Quill and Scroll for In addition to his widow, he is of last week in La Grande where are invited to attend installation the last two years. they attended an Eastern Ore survived by one daughter, Tina, Lynn attended the This spring of officers for the newly organiz gon Medical association meeting. age four years; a son, Michael, Sunday's a great day ed Big Bend Grange Sunday, May University of Washington Press While there they were guests of one year old; and his parents of 24, at Oregon Trail hall. A pot Conference. to call Long Distance. their son and daughter-in-law, 717 North First street, Nyssa. Both Lynn and Jim took Ad- luck dinner will be served at Other survivors include three Folks are at home. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Danford and 12:30 p.m. with installation to vanced Placement English. brothers, Neil who is in the Navy son. Rates are low all day. follow in open meeting. stationed at Oceanside, Calif., Bob This Sunday, surprise State officers planning to at- MUSIC PROGRAM SLATED of Pasco, Wash., and Elwin of tend include Bob Coble, deputy; TONIGHT AT ADRIAN HIGH a favorite relative or Nyssa; two sisters, Dora Lee Members of the Adrian high Allen Wheeler, master; and Aud- Jaurique of Fresno, Calif., and friend with a Long school band and chorus will pre rey Johnston, lecturer. Shirley Ballou of Marsing, Idaho. Distance call. It's the sent a program at 8 o’clock this Lienkaemper chapel is in charge New books going into circula next best thing to evening in the gymnasium, ac REPORT ON PROJECTS of funeral arrangements, and mil tion Saturday, May 23, at Malheur Members of Arcadia 4-H club cording to an announcement by itary services will be conducted being there. county library include the fol met on the evening of May 12 at Superintendent Glenn Ward. by members of American Legion lowing. All area residents are welcome the home of Larry Wilson. post 79 at the Nyssa cemetery "Search in the Desert" by John where interment will be made. The session was called to order to attend this year-end concert. Marco Allegro. The story of an Pallbearers will be cousins of the by Jim Houston, president. Mem MALHEUR bers reported on their various BOWLING BANQUET. MAY 23 archaeological expedition into the deceased. HOME Members of the Nyssa Women’s Judean wilderness. projects. TELEPHONE Prior to adjournment, an infor Bowling association will meet at "Empire of the Inca" by Burr WEATHER ... COMPANY mal initiation was held and re 7:30 Saturday evening, May 23, Cartwright Brundage. Primary Dale Max. Min. for their annual awards banquet freshments were served. sources are used to advantage by 75 . 50 a historian who plots the rise and May 13 —Linda Ballou, Reporter at East Side cafe in Ontario. May 14 76 42 fall of the Inca civilization. May 15 __ 79 42 "Fossils in America" by Jay May 16 86 44 Ellis Ransom. An introduction May 17 ___ 76 52 and basic reference to prehistoric May 18 86 43 life with over 100 drawings and May 19 88 52 By Mrs. G. E. Mackey photographs. May 20 53 "Imagination" by Harold Rugg. I Owyhee Reservoir Storage 635,760 Acre Ft. George Cartwright returned A distinguished educator’s inquiry ' May 20, 1964 358,660 Acre Ft. SPECIAL LATEX home Sunday evening from Long into the sources and expression May 20, 1963 WALL PAINT __ Por Gal. **'fc’*w view, Wash., where he attended of creativity. "The Idea Invader»" by George SUSTAINS FOOT INJURIES funeral services for his sister, In a Variety of Pretty Colors! N. Gordon. An analysis of propa Russell Myrick suffered injuries Mrs. Martin Hobbs. to one of his feet Sunday morning Mrs. Pearl Brown of West Linn, ganda techniques. "Presidential Election»" by Nel when he caught it in the wheel Ore., and Mrs. C. H. Gear of Point son W. Polsby. An explanation spokes while riding his bicycle. Comfort, Texas, left Tuesday of the organization of parties, the He was treated at a local doctor’s for Portland after visiting their ROLLER and daughter and sister, Mr. and Mrs. operation of the electoral college office and released. The lad, son tray set _ and other political aspects. of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myrick, Francis Deffer. "Strength to Love" by Martin is recuperating satisfactorily at Messrs, and Mmes. Francis Def fer, Fred Deffer and family, Joe Luther King. Seventeen sermons his home, but is having to walk with the aid of crutches. Wiggins and family went to Uni by a noted Negro minister. "What 1» Poetry?" by John Hall ty Saturday to do some fishing. Classifieds Bring Results! Sunday afternoon visitors of Wheelock. In these essays the Mrs. C. R. Mills and Ross were author discusses the nature of With Each Paint Purchase Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Batt, Mr. poetry, both contemporary and of and Mrs. Stanley Mills and Kelly. the past. -O ■ ‘ ■ "Testing" by Henry Chauncey. Attend CAP Meeting* An authoritative and balanced Bob Patterson and Ernie Seuell discussion of what tests, as part flew to Billings, Mont., to attend ners of teaching, can and cannot a Civil Air Patrol meeting during do. and "Their Head» Are Green and the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Steiner vis Their Hands Are Blue" by Paul ited Sunday with her brother, Mr. Bowles. Nine travel essays. -o- and Mrs. Bill Doty and family of "A Day in the Life of President Kennedy" by James Bishop. The Caldwell. WE GIVE and REDEEM SRV STAMPS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long, Mr. last intimate portrait of President and Mrs. Charles Newbill fished Kennedy. All Work "Mother's Blue Hen" by Sam Sunday at Owyhee reservoir. DON B. MOSS Guaranteed! Mrs. Jake Borge, Charles Witty Anderson. The author relates the i and the Rev. Elmer Rosenkilde activities of his mother who attended a Presbytery meeting scoured the countryside around Tuesday in Caldwell. their home in search of antiques. 118 Good Avenu* Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mackey "The Grail" by Babs H. Deal.! 417 Main Street Phone 372-2124 visited Sunday afternoon with A novel picturing the world of Phone 372-2288 NYSSA . . . OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Miller and football in a large southern uni Ruth. versity. Slated in Ontario Sunday Visit At County Library New Books Listed Dollar Day Specials TTTT I PD t ULLtll $998 Tl 1 TIIT FAIR 1 99c 880 Adrian News One Package of Gre-Sof Wall Cleaner FREE Silver Dollars Worth $1.20 On Any Purchase ! | Firestone Dealer Store PAGE SEVEN For Primary Voting in Arcadia Area By Mrs. George Moeller ARCADIA—There was a good turnout on election day at Ar cadia. Out of 300 registered vot ers, 234 cast their ballots. Serving on the board were Mmes. John Broad, Walter Bur dette. S. P. Bybee, George Moel ler, Keith Moss, Tom Drydale, Sam Smit and Harry Jefferies. Mrs. Amy Stradley visited Sat urday with Mrs. Frone Stradley in Big Bend. Entertains With Wiener Roast Merildean Robbins entertained members of his junior high Sun day school class with a recent wiener roast at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pettet of Lincoln Heights visited Sunday Mr. and 'Mrs. Guy Schaffer of afternoon in the George Moeller Hermiston were May 13 dinner home. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bul lard. Rockefeller Victory Guests in Bullard Home Upsets Predictions Ed Butler of Warden, Wash., (Continued From Page 1) and his mother, Mrs. Ada Butler Straub won the nomination for of Ontario, visited May 14 in the state treasurer over two opposing Otis Bullard home. Democrats. Mrs. Marvin Jensen and son of Boise spent the weekend with College Tax Base in Doubt The tax base request of $147,000 Mrs. Otis Bullard. Bullard and Jensen spent the weekend fishing by Treasure Valley Community at Antelope reservoir near Jordan college was reported as beaten by 2250 to 1984 in the Sunday edi Valley but reported no luck. tion of a Boise daily carrying Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wood and children of Richland, Wash., a Vale dateline. However, the spent the weekend with Mr. and Monday edition of the Ontario Mrs. Tom Drydale. They returned paper says two precincts of Baker home Monday, while Jeffrey re county went strongly for appro mained for a longer visit with val and it now appears it carries his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. by 69 votes. All figures used are unofficial Tom Drydale and the Woods fam ily were Sunday dinner guests of as the county court is still in the process of canvassing the votes Mr. and Mrs. Duane Drydale. and true results will not be avail Club Meets Tomorrow able for several days. Arcadia club will meet tomor The $30 million bond issue ror row, May 22, at the home of Mrs. higher education and community Otis Bullard. Election of officers colleges was approved in both will be held. state and county. The county vote Mrs. Otis Bullard and Mrs. Mar was 2027 yes and 1499 no. The vin Jensen visited Sunday after college in Ontario expects to noon at the Jack Zittercob and benefit about $225,000 for build ing funds from this source. Lee Dail homes in Nyssa. Miles Canada of Jerome, Idaho, his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sloan of Twin Falls, visited May 12 in the Theo Matherly, John Zittercob and Otis Bullard homes. ADRIAN STUDENTS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS Students chosen to receive the 1964 one-year fee remission scho larships have been announced by E. B. Lemon, chairman of the Oregon State Scholarship com mission. These scholarships are awarded annually to Oregon high school seniors to attend an insti tution of their choice. Chosen from more than 1700 applicants are Adrian students Pauline L. Butler, Oregon Col lege of Education, and Effie May Laan, Oregon State university. EAGLES ONLY!! Mexican Dinner Saturday, May 23,1964 AT EAGLES HALL Serving From 7 to 9 p.m. $1.00 Per Plate O Followed by Dancing To Live Music SPRING CAR-CLEANING SPECIALS * Vista Car Washing Cream Andy Glaze Westley's Car Cleaner * Westley's Bleach White Values io $2.50 THIS WEEK . . . 990 Each SUDS CLOTHS — CHAMOIS WHEEL 2 for 290 BALANCING AUTO RADIOANTENNAS ALIGNING SERVICE Swager Ford « Reg. $2.95 . . Reg. $3.45 • • • Reg. $4.45 . . • • • NOW 91.75 NOW 92.25 NOW 92.45 o /p^Nyssa Co-op Supply 18 North Second Dial 372-3548 NYSSA . . . OREGON
