THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
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Graduation Rites
For Eighth Grade
Held at Adrian
THURSDAY, JUNE 4. 1964
Vale BLM Project Rapid Reading Class Dick Hart Named Babe Ruthers Defeat
5-2 in Opener
Offered by TVCC
As gank Manager Adrian
Inspection Tour
Nyssa
Babe
Ruth team got its
Rapid reading courses at Nys- |
3
sa and Ontario are being offered Qf Condon Branch baseball season off to a good start
Planned June 10 by Treasure Valley Community
Friday evening by defeating Ad
IFYE Delegate From Korea io Reside
For Twenty Days With Phifer Family
Miss Kil-Ji-Kim, an International Farm Youth Exchange
Appointment of Dick Hart as rian 5-2 on the Antelopes’ field. delegate from Pohana City, Korea, will arrive in Malheur
Members of the Bureau of Land college as part of its summer ses
Management Multiple Use Advi sion program. The course carries manager of the Condon branch Mike Kodama struck out 12 and county June 20, according to Helen Dwelle, Malheur county
Graduation rites for the Adrian sory board will get a first-hand two hours terminal credit and is of First National Bank of Oregon allowed only two hits as he went
eighth grade class were held on look at Vale project achievements designed to increase the student’s was announced this week by the route. His teammates gave agent. Miss Kim will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer
Wednesday evening, May 27, in next week on June 10. The 18- reading comprehension and read Ralph J. Voss, president of the him solid support in the field by and Jeannette from June 20 through July 10. The Phifers
operate a dairy farm near Adrian.
committing only one error.
the high school auditorium. The member board will see range ing speed.
statewide banking system.
International Farm Youth*
high school band played the tra plowing in progress, as well as
Adrian
pitchers
were
strong
The section being offered at
Hart will replace Marvin L.
ditional Pomp and Circumstance recent crested wheatgrass seed Nyssa will meet at 8 a.m. June Maxwell, who has headed that and limited Nyssa batters to four Exchange (IFYE) is a 4 - H on a six - acre farm where her
march as the processional music. ings.
15 in room 1 of Nyssa high school. branch for the past five years. hits. Combined with Antelope program for selected young family raises rice, barley, millet,
Invocation and benediction
Board members also will view It will meet at 8:45 a.m. June 8 The latter has been named man errors, however, this was enough people to live and work with soybeans, potatoes, radishes and
were given by the Rev. Elmer well-established seedings that are and at 6:30 p.m. June 9 in room ager of the bank’s newly estab to give Nyssa the win.
rural people in other coun other vegetables. Their farm live-
Rosenkilde and Robert Patterson, now being grazed by livestock. 20 of Ontario high school.
lished Burns branch which will' Coach Dayle Moss reports he tries for four to six months. Miss stock includes swine, poultry,
grade school principal, introduc They will observe stock water
The Ontario sections will meet open July 10 in temporary quar played every man on the roster Kim is among 115 exchangees goats and a Korean ox.
ed the speaker, the Rev. Arthur developments and areas where for two hours a session, twice a ters.
and all did well. He also said from 42 countries in the United
Miss Kim, 21 years old, speaks
Skogan, pastor of Owyhee Com undesirable brush has been con week until July 29 and 30, re-
Hart, a native of Nyssa, has he was pleased with the team! States this summer. This year Korean but can understand Eng
munity church.
trolled through use of aerially spectively.
been serving as loan officer at and is somewhat optimistic about 110 U.S. delegates are residing lish if it is spoken slowly.
The presentation of citizenship applied herbicides. Range man
with host families in other coun
the bank’s Merrill office. He the remainder of the season.
During her three-week stay in
awards was made by Patterson agement practices will be de
tries.
The
Nyssa
team
won
9-4
over|
joined
the
Nyssa
branch
staff
in
Malheur county, the Korean ex
GAME
SCHEDULE
GIVEN
to Gay Morinaka and Tim Tall scribed by BLM personnel Curing
During her stay in Oregon, changee will visit numerous or
1957 and has served in all the New Plymouth Tuesday evening
FOR BABE RUTH LEAGUE
man. Superintendent Glenn Ward the tour.
.............
.. diamond.
NHS
branch
operations prior to mov on the
Miss Kim will also make her ganizations, businesses, farms
June
5
—
Nyssa
at
Ontario.
presented the American Legion
On June 9 Russell E. Getty, di
ing up to loan officer shortly af-
home with families in Polk and and homes in order to learn as
June 9—Nyssa at Fruitland. ! ter joining the Merrill branch
awards from post 109 to Nancy rector of BLM operations in Ore
and Linn counties.
To Buy, Trade or SelL
much as possible about the Am
Nelson and Danny Cutler.
gon and Washington, will review
June 12—Weiser at Nyssa.
several years ago.
Try the Classified Pagel
In Korea Miss Kim’s home is| erican way of life.
Vocal selections were given by accomplishments of the Vale pro
a high school trio. Mrs. W. E. ject with details presented by the
Nelson and Patrick O’Loughlen Vale district staff.
introduced class members and
Now nearing completion of its
Ernest Seuell presented diplomas second year of operation, the Vale
to students, including Mary Barn project was authorized by con
hart, Carol Brock, Burton Bur gress to increase the range pro
roughs, Bruce Campbell, Roy ductivity and other benefits de
Carroll, Don Cartwright, Danny rived from 4.5 million acres of i
Cutler, David Fenn.
public land managed by BLM in
Dixie Fewkes, Tim Holly, Jim the Vale district, located in the |
Langley, Steve Kriegh, Ernest southeastern corner of Oregon,
(
Lewis, Laura Mackey, Nonie according to Getty.
Matthews, Paula McBride, Cary-
Warne Nunn, executive assis- .
lee Mefford, Janet Montgomery, tant to Governor Mark Hatfield, I
Gay Morinaka, Nancy Nelson, will speak at a dinner meeting ,
Jean Ocamica, Diana Okano.
of the group Tuesday evening, I
j
Grant Patterson, Jeanette Phi June 9.
During an afternoon session the '
fer, Mike Robb, Lois Seuell, Gary
Shields, Selma Simpson, Bill iSko- board will consider methods of j
gan, Judy Steiner, Tim Tailman, financing improvements on pri- '
Jane Timmerman, Teresa Topliff, vate range lands which are man- I
Nylee Waite, Kathy Wenke and aged in conjunction with public j
Alan Zikmund.
lands. The board also will con- I
sider pending congressional pro- J
posals to establish a Public Land fl
Law Review commission and to ]
give legislative sanction to the fl
Five Nyssa men, known as the principle of multiple use manage- 1
Sugar Bowl team, competed May ment on public lands which are I
24 in the BPAA district bowling classified for such use.
J
tournament at Totem Bowl in
Milton-Freewater.
The keglers, Jess Asumendi,
Don Hatch, Ron Kirstine, Asa
Winchester and Emil Wohlcke,
scored a 3,008 handicap series,
On recommendation from Ore
will collect $100 and will now
gon College of Education Scho
vie for the right to represent
larship committee, the state scho
Oregon in the National BPAA larship commission has awarded
contest.
a total of 31 part-tuition and fee
The Nyssa team is one of four scholarships to high school sen
from the district rolling a high iors who plan to attend OCE at
enough score to compete state Monmouth next fall.
wide with 51 other teams later
Among the students is Pauline
in June at the Tigard Bowling
L. Butler, 1964 Adrian high school
Lanes.
salutatorian and daughter of Mrs.
Comparing the 3,008 series roll ' Helen Butler of route 1, Nyssa.
ed by the local men, the top
Information about course work
scores in the state were 3,195 and this fall may be obtained by in
3,187.
terested students or parents by
At Tigard the teams will bat writing to the office of admis
tle for the state title, $1,000 in sions at Monmouth.
cash, trophies and a paid entry
into the national finals at Wichi B. HENDRICKS PRESENTED
ta, Kan.
$500 SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
Bobby Joe Hendricks, a sopho-
rtiore at the University of Oregon
in Eugene, has been presented a
$500 scholarship award from
Oregon Trail—Regular meeting Crown-Zellerbach foundation.
of Cub ¡Scout pack 438 was held
More than $7500 in scholarships
Friday evening at the Nyssa LDS were awarded to 26 students in
church where various awards the school of journalism at the
were presented.
annual family dinner Thursday,
Bryan Call received a bobcat May 28. In addition, four special
award; Gerry Barton, silver ar prizes were awarded, bringing
row and bear badge; Dee Farr, the total to almost $8000.
silver and gold arrows; Douglas
The university student is a son
Sharp, bear badge, silver and of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hendricks
gold arrows.
of 603 King avenue, Nyssa.
Others receiving awards were
.CLOVE RAC LO VER
Bobby Holmes, denner bar; Mark FAMILY MOVES TO ALOHA
ÍCLUB
Dee Hartley, den chief badge;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fangen and
Dennis Montgomery, denner bar Lori plan to leave tomorrow for
and lion badge; Stephen Mont Aloha, Ore., where they will
POTATO CHIPS
gomery, den chief award; Danny make their home. Fangen has
Garner, assistant denner bar.
been at the new location for the
Den mother awards were pre past two months and is employed
sented to Georgia Barton and by Fred Meyer company at Ra
June Hartley.
leigh Hills near Portland. Mrs.
It is reported that this pack Fangen was an instructor at Nys
plans to participate in the June sa high during the past school
20 Olympics at Ontario.
term.
Crisco — All-Vegetable
Libby's — 46-Oz. Size
Shortening
Tomato Juke
69
3-Lb.
Can .
Local Keglers to Vie
For BPAA Top Honors
Miss Pauline Butler
Awarded Scholarship
To OCE at Monmouth
89.
4 Cans
For .
LIBBY'S—46-Oz. Size
Pineapple nnm If
3
Grapefruit U111N11 CANS
Lads of Cub Pack 438
Earn Scout Awards
Festival Queen — Strawberry
Cloverleaf—Grated Style
Preserves
Tuna Fish
40-Oz.
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Lucky License Numbers
Have a PRIZE Waiting
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Dad's — Old-Fashioned
ROOT BEER .... %-Gal. Jug 39*
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Fancy—No. 1—Full Cups
Nyssa Theatre
PHONE 372-3932
Thursday, June 4 —SPANISH SHOW
Strawberries
Friday and Saturday
JUNE 5 and 6
The Three Stooges in
"Around the
World in a Daze
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JUNE 7 and 8
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IN COLOR WITH
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Jack Lemmon and Shirley Maclaine
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Tuesday —June 9 — SPANISH SHOW
Wednesday — June 10 —NO SHOW
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