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THURSDAY. JANUARY 28. 1965 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON INFANT SON BORN SUNDAY TO L. CHRISTENSEN COUPLE ' City Librarian Reports Latest Books Available io Patrons; Hours Listed Mrs. Max Urry, librarian, reminded patrons this week day that Nyssa public library is open for checking out and return ing books from 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs days and from 2:30 until 6 p.m. on Saturdays. The librarian reported the following books have recently been added to the shelves and are available for circulation. t ADULT READING "The Words" by Jean-Paul Sar lived for a chance to escape, At tre. This is an autobiography of last, the chance came. Erich Fromm’s "The Heart of the author of 20 years. There have been child prodigies before, i Man" opens new approaches to but few have been so blissfully psychoanalytic theory and dyna happy as Sartre at 10. His second mic social psychology. It is a most cousin is Albert Schweitzer. He timely contribution to the un grew up in a gentle book-loving derstanding of the current wave family — raised by a widowed of violence and destructiveness mother and doting grandparents. which has become an ever-in Ultimately, Sartre is exploring creasing threat to mankind’s ca and evaluating the whole use of pacity for growth. Dr. Fromm books and language in human shows how man may escape from his greatest prison—the destruc-1 experience. "North by Night" by Peter Bur tive aspect of himself. "Chitty Chitty, Bang. Bang" by chard. Lieutenant Tim Bradford, Seventh Connecticut Volunteers, Ian Fleming. The late author’s heard a voice say, “A prisoner, name is a watchword among mys sir.” He knew that for him the tery and adventure fans — adult war was finished. From that mo style. Here, with “Chitty Chitty, ment, through a dreary term in Bang Bang,” a whole new gener a Confederate jail, Tim and his ation of fans will be introduced friend, Red Kelly, waited and to his soaring imagination and generous wit. "The Medical Itch" by Claude Benjamin. Claude Benjamin is the pen name of a distinguished member of the medical profes sion who states that his effort here is “a gentle spoof on medi- cine. This is not a sick book, but By Miss Helen Hatch BIG BEND — Jolly Jane club a happy, get-well book.” The meeting was held Jan. 20 in the farcical antics of the imaginary home of Mrs. Charles Olsen with characters, in fact, have a basis 12 members in attendance. Next in the reality of his early exper ineeting on Feb. 3 will be a Val iences as a doctor. "Sixpence in Her Shoe" by entine party and handkerchief Phyllis McGinley. The author exchange. states, “So highly do I regard our profession and its importance Mr. and Mrs. John Packwood to the human scheme, it seems to called Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. me occupation sufficient to fill a Carl Packwood at Arena Valley. life, a heart.” In this warm, wise Mrs. Jack Slabaugh, Debbie and witty book, whose title de and Kelly of Caldwell, Mrs. rives from the legendary rewards Pearle Abbott and family were once given to good housewives, Sunday dinner guests of their she shares with readers the joys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith. and problems of the domestic profession. Couple Called to Denver "Home Is the Sailor" by Jorge Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery left Amado. Vasco Moscoso de Aragao Monday evening for Denver to visit a brother, Ralph Avery, who laments that his life as the son of a wealthy merchant has is reported to be very ill. Mrs. Alvon McGinnis of Ad brought him no rank, degree or title. So—though Vasco has never rian, Mr. and Mrs. Perle Davis of Ridgeview, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde made a sea voyage—a friend gets him a license as a ship’s captain. Newman of Homedale, Mr. and He moves to the suburbs of Ba Mrs. James McGinnis were Sun hia and takes up with relish the day dinner guests of Mr. and life of an honored, retired sea dog. Mrs. Dick Davis and Steve. "Ben Hur" by Lew Wallace. A Mrs. Goldie Roberts attended a tale of Christ, full of action and County Extension committee ses excitement with great reverence. sion Monday at Ontario city hall. Through the adventures of its Miss Helen Hatch spent Sun hero, the narrative sweeps across day with her brother-in-law and the Roman Empire to reach a sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fergu sublime climax at the foot of a son. cross on a hill in Jerusalem. Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins entertained with Sunday dinner CHILDREN'S BOOKS "Bristle Face" by Zachary Ball. for Dr. and Mrs. Carl Sweazy of Portland, the Rev. and Mrs. Rob Bristle Face is a hairy, marble ert Mordhorst of Roswell, Mr. and , eyed, stickery - hided dog that looks half hound, half porcupine. Mrs. Boyce Van DeWater. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Timmer Read how this dog develops into man and girls of Newell Heights a keen-nosed trail dog. "The Reluctant Dragon" by and Libby Miller were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Frank Mill Kenneth Grahame. "The Blind Colt" by Glen er. Rounds. Organizations Plan Program on Heart, Circulatory Diseases Mr. and Mrs. Larry Christensen (nee Joy Peterson) of Boise are parents of a son born early Sun- Oregon Trail Grange and Owy morning, Jan. 24, in the Idaho capital city. The Christensens hee Riding club will co-sponsor have four daughters including a meeting featuring a program I on heart and circulatory diseases year-old twins. Maternal grandparents are Mr. to be held at 8 p.m. Feb. 2 in the and Mrs. W. O. Peterson. The Oregon Trail hall. Conducting the meeting will be latter is spending this week in Boise assisting father and daugh Howard Stroud, executive secre ters. tary of the Oregon Heart associa This is the second grandson re tion. He will display visual aids ported this month by the Peter and will be available for a ques sons. Their son-in-law and daugh tion and answer period at the end ter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. An of the program. derson of Seattle, became parents Refreshments will be served. of a boy on Jan. 16. Members of the two organiza tions and friends are urged to attend this meeting. Classifieds Bring Results! PAGE THREE KNIMBLE KNITTERS MEET Knimble Knitters 4 - H club members met recently at the home of Mrs. LaVern Cleaver, leader. The business session was con ducted by Mildred Widmer, vice president. Following the busi ness meeting, the six girls in at tendance knitted on various art j icles. Next meeting will be Feb. 4 I at the home of Shanna Bishop. —Colleen Brown, Reporter. ANNIVERSARY HONORED Mrs. R. G. Larson, Sr., was a dinner guest on the evening of Jan. 19 at the George Mitchell home in observance of Mrs. Mit chell’s birthday anniversary. Adrian Church Group Honors Auctioneers Forty-two Adrian area residents were present for a dinner served on the evening of Jan. 18 at East Side cafe in Ontario honoring the auctioneers who conduct the an nual God’s Acre Sale. Bert An- derson, Guy Sparks and their auction sale staff have given of their time and efforts to this church sale for many years. The dinner was planned by K. I. Peterson, R. D. McKinley made arrangements and Earl Winn served as master of ceremonies. Journal Classifieds Bring Results! 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