THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. JULY 1. 1965 CATS . . . NINE LIVES?? Arcadia — The misfortune of Former Nyssa Youth having both hind legs amputated Gets Business Degree when three years old did not A master’s degree from Har­ shorten the life of a cat belonging vard Graduate School of Business to the Merildean Robbins family. Administration has been received The pet died last week at the age by William Walker Low, Jr. of IS years. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs Walker Low who resided in Nyssa several years ago when the for­ mer was employed at Amalgamat­ ed Sugar company. The degree recipient was grad­ uated from Nyssa high school City Librarian Lisis New Reading Available to Patrons of Nyssa Area BIRTH OF INFANT GRANDSON REPORTED BY RIGGS COUPLE Mrs Lewis Riggs returned home Monday from San Bernardino, Calif, where she had been visit­ ing her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mis. Darrell Manning and family, and helping care for n new grandson who was born June 15 to the Manning couple The infant joins two brothers and a sister in the home. Riggs and son, Doyle, returned home two weeks ago after taking Mis Riggs to San Bernardino Etn out«- to California, the family visited relatives and friends in Utah. NYSSANS ATTEND WEDDING Mr and Mrs Emil Stunz, Mr and Mrs. Gene Stunz and Suzanne attended th«* Saturday wedding und reception of the former's niece, Marge Kay Stunz, and Re­ vert Swenson. Jr., of Michigan at Boise. The bride is a daughter of Mrs Rudolph Stunz and the late Mr Stunz. She was gradu­ ated this spring from the Univer­ sity of Idaho and plans to teach this winter at (’lai kston. Wa.-.h , while her husband completes his law course at the University of Idaho. * "Nineteen Eighty - Four" by I George Orwell. “The most power­ ful and terrifying novel I have lend in years Orwell's brilliant land despairing glimpse into the totalitarian future plumbs the ¡depths of human pride and degra­ dation more vividly than any- (thing since Dostoevsky’s Grand Inquisitor,” c o ni m e n t s Arthur ' Schlesinger, Jr. "Alfred Hitchcock Presents Stories for Laie at Night." A spe­ cialist in the macabre and bizarre, Hitchcock presents 21 stories, two novelettes und u complete novel guaranteed to terrify most normal people. TEENAGE BOOKS "Tho City Under Ground" by Suzanne Martel The author uses a vivid story of th«* future to stress the importance of spiritual understanding in a highly mech­ anized society "With All My Love" by Penny ' DeFore. The true story of Penny I De Fore, a young girl who goes half - way around the world to work in a Korean orphanage, seeking the true meaning to life "Gold on Her Shoulder" by Caryl Hall A young woman en­ ters the strange world of the Woman Marines and discovers ex- 1 citement and challenege "Twilight Zone Revisited" by Rod Serling. Thirteen new and unforgettable explorations into the realm of the supernatural. "The Swiss Family Robinson" by Johann Wyss. The Robinson family, marooned on an amazing island, soon learn to love and live j on their "New Switzerland.” "Israel” by Robert St. John. From the “Life World Library," thi* book informs the reader of the ancient country's history and its position as a modern and ma-. turing nation. "Japan" by Edward Seidenstick- er. Also from “Life World Li­ brary," the author and editors of Life present an up-to-date report on the country of Japan. JUNIOR BOOKS "Jupiter and the Cats" by Alice Goudey. "Plastic Foam for Art* and Crafts" by Brock Yates. "Papier Mach* and How to Use It" by Mildred Anderson. "The Beach Before Breakfast" by Maxine W Kumin. "Dandelion" by Don Freeman. "Automobile* for Mice" by Ma­ rie Hall Ets. "The Wild Swans" by Hans Christian Andersen. "Down. Down the Mountain" by Ellis Credle. "Mister Penny's Circus" by Ma­ rie Hall Ets BRADYS MOVE TO EUGENE Mr. und Mrs. Gene Brady, Peg­ gy. Kathy and Jerry, former Boise resident», are now located in Eu­ gene where he is district manager for Curtí* Industries, an automo­ tive firm The couple's other son, Chuck, is spending the summer with his grandmother, Mrs, J. I Brady. Jim Brady of Mountain Home and Douglas Clarkson of Portland are visiting their cousin WILSONS IN COLORADO in their grandmother’s home A note was received in the Journal office Saturday morning NAMED TO STATE POST Mrs Fay (Ruth) Collins was from Dorothy Wilson, asking that elected a» madam state conductor Nyssa’s hometown newspaper be at the June 23-25 state convention sent to her in Colorado. She stated that the family miss­ of Eagles auxiliaries held in Sa­ lem ed reading news of Nyssa and Among others attending the until around mid - August their meeting were Elaine Olsen. Amy address will be 1844 11th Avenue, Maberry and Barbara Jaques. Greeley. EARLY-SUMMER Join the Many Shopper* in Nyaaa This Weekend and Take Advantage of the Numerous Bargain* Being Offered! Classifieds Bring Rwuliil What a wonderful way io spend the holiday — with perfect picnics at the beach or in the hill* ... or barbecue banquets right in your own backyard! A great idea? You bet it is! And RAY'S FOOD FAIR has great buys in foods for family fun feast*. You'll see some perfect picks for picnics in this ad. You'll see dozens more in our market. So come on in and load up with everything you'll need for good eating over a long weekend of FAMILY FUN DAYSI FRYERS WHOLE Cut-Up FRYERS Morrell’s Cold Cuts Pkgs. J OLIVES Libby's — 20-Oz. Bottles CATSUP Libby's 303 Size —FRUIT COCKTAIL Kraft — 1-Lb. Pkgs. Marshmallows »Ul00 .. . 5 Tins $1°° . ... 2 for 39C B. Crocker — Angel Food Tip-Top — 6-Oz. — F rozen CAKE MIX LEMONADE Wieners Libby's — 2-Qt. — FULLER PAINTS with the class of 1956 and from 1958-61 served a mission in Swe­ den for the Church of Jesus Christ of I-atter-Day Saints. Low was graduated In 1963 from Brigham Young university with a bachelor of arts degree in industrial management and has accepted a position with Simpson Timber company in Seattle. 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