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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TWO THE GATE CITY JOURNAL TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publisher NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION RATES Single Copies 10c In Malheur County, Oregon, and Payette and Canyon Counties. Idaho: One Year $3.50 Six Months $2.50 Elsewhere in the U.S.A.: Per Year $4.00 Six Months $2.50 THURSDAY. AUGUST 19. 1965 IT'S YOUR LAW FARM BUREAU FURROW By Oregon State Bar By SCOTT LAMB Information Director Cost of Lawsuits Your state and county govern J ment pays for the upkeep of our court system courtrooms, judge'., ASSOCIATION court officers and the like These are what we pay for a peaceful The Valley Migrant league is in way of settling disputes Part of full swing in western Oregon and EDITORIAL this cost comes from fees for fil the work they are doing is being mg various papers in a luwsuit watched with special interest by Some of the costs spent in u many groups. lawsuit can I m * recovered by the Announced goal of the move ment is to improve the standard successful party from the losei Published Every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon These are the fees and expensi of living and to offer hope to the children of migrants if not the for filing papers in court, tuning migrants themselves. The purpose (tapers served, witnesses, jury Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa. Oregon, for Transmission is unimpeachable. ' fees, an expert witness if culled Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter by the court, notary fees and de A small news sheet put out Under the Act of March 3. 1879. positions (the sworn record of in both Spanish and English by : pre - trial questions and answers the Valley Migrant league is i from a party or a witness In a being circulated among the mi grants. Ostensibly the sheet is ciise). Many costs can't be recovered supposed to sell the migrants on I such as thosa for charts, maps, the virtues of the program, and. With what the Associated Press refers to as an "un private investigators, expert no doubt, to impress others with easy peace" after six days of rioting by Negroes of Los witnesses and lawyers' fees. the work being carried on. Angeles, civic and government agencies are try ing to THE "SINGING TEENS" CHORALE, eponeored is composed of junior high and high school stu There are certain exceptions, The entire project is part of the by Nampa First Church of the Naiarene. will pre dents and is directed by the Rev. Dee Freeborn. find the cause of the outburst. such as in divorce, whore the program known as the Economic sent a concert at 7:45 p.m. Sunday. Aug. 22. at the The chorale went on tour earlier this summer. Since Wednesday of last week, 35 persons have died, court may order the husband Opportunity act. Brochures and Their accompanist then, and also for this per 879 were injured, fires set by Negro mobs burned 536 to pay these costs as part of the pamphlets from the government local Naxarene church. The program will coniist buildings for property damage losses of $175 million plus wife’s right to have her case tell of the success of the program. ■ of Negro spiritual«, special arrangements of gos formance. will be Mrs. John Bullock. The public is cordially invited to attend. unestimated damage to personal property in looting and fairly presented. Paging through the latest ap pel hymns, instrumental numbers, etc. The group Others arc where a signer vandalism. pendix of pictures and graphs1 agrees to pay attorneys’ fees if from the Office of Economic Op NAZARENE BIBLE SCHOOL SPECIAL SERVICE PLANNED Not a very pretty picture, is it? Government officials portunity, one cannot help feeling PROGRAM PLANNED SUNDAY Well-Known Legion AUG. 22 AT OWYHEE CHURCH he is sued on a contract, where n connected with various phases of the Anti-Povertv pro the plight of many of those pic Daily Vacation Bible school Auxiliary Officer The Rev and Mrs. R. G. Chand wage earner sues for his wages gram think they will solve the problem with bigger ap tured. program will be presented Sun ler will be featured speakers at and certain claims for damage to propriations to raise the economic level of the colored. Dies Following Stroke Owyhee day morning, Aug. 22. at Church Community church Sun person or property. Perhaps the idea of giving Congressional leaders are reported as vague over steps Funeral services for Mrs. Gro day night. Aug 22. it is announc Because of court costs, lawyers of the Nazarene by the children legal aid to unfortunates along to be taken to deal with the problem. But the majority who have been attending the ver (Nota) Francis, secretary for ed by Pastor Arthur Skogan. The stress "preventive“ law by a fair with economic aid and educa opinion of administration leaders seems to be, “W’e have the Department of Oregon, Am Chandlers are former missionaries out-of-court settlement wherever tion is the answer to poverty. school for the past seven days. erican Legion auxiliary, were done too little, too late.” However, poverty is a relative Memory work will be recited, conducted July 29, 1965. at Rose in this area for the American possible Or better yet, by pre paring papers and the like before It appears to this writer the thinking is that more thing, and one wonders if such musical selections given and craft Sunday school union. funeral home in Portland. hand which could forestall litiga money will solve all existing problems. The Negroes a program could ever have an work displayed. The program will They are teachers at the Chris The Rev. P. M. Blenkinsop, de tion. have gotten all the laws they have asked for granting ending. One wonders, too, how begin at 9:45 a.m. and a welcome tian academy in Tokyo, Japan, In probats cases—which deal far up the ladder of poverty the is extended to all. states the Rev. partment chaplain, officiated, and | and are on furlough in the United them more privileges and rights — so where else can interment was made in Willam with estates of deceased per government will go. John Bullock, pastor and director. the leaders turn except furnishing more money? States at this time. sons—the attorneys' fees are on ette National cemetery. All area residents are invited to I If, for instance, the incomes of When one man was killed in Dallas, the city was Mrs. Francis succumbed after attend this service, Pastor Skogan a schedule fixed by the legis branded as one of sin, hate. Communism and corruption. i all people in the less than $2000 VALE MINISTER TO SPEAK lature. and when approved by being hospitalized since July 9 concluded. annual income bracket were rais AT FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Los Angeles hasn’t yet been branded, and shouldn’t, as the court, they are paid from The second of a two-part ser when she suffered a stroke. ed to $4000, would they still be a similar occurrence is apt to take place in almost any i below the poverty level, along mon entitled "Is It True?" will be the estate. The deceased, a former resident NAZARENE PICNIC HELD city that has a Negro section. When someone brings a lawsuit with the number who were al- delivered Sunday. Aug. 22, at of Ontario, was known as a con Sunday school class members Evangelist Billy Graham thinks Congress should drop ' ready making $4000? Faith Lutheran church by the scientious and devoted worker by of the Nazarene churches in Nys from malicious motives and with all other considerations and pass legislation to curb the Another problem exists in the Rev. Ron Hedwell of Grace Luth her many friends within the Le sa and Payette met for a picnic out probable cause, and loses the rioting, and we could not agree more. W’e believe it is gion and auxiliary. She served as Friday evening in Nyssa south case, the defendant can recover agricultural areas. The program eran church in Vale. in the same lawsuit his court department president in 1943, was park. time that all people — not just the Whites, learn that aims at improving the opportuni He is filling the pulpit while costs, but not his attorneys’ fees. ties of individuals in the migrant the Rev. John Milbrath and fam a member of the Ontario unit and laws are made to be obeyed. Homemade ice cream was fur force. This, presumably, means ily are taking a two-week vaca a partner of Salon 183, Forty and nished by the Payette group, ful Therefore, the law gives him u Government officials, ministers and courts have been right to sue for the “malicious” Eight. economic upgrading of those do tion from his pastoral duties. guilty in encouraging Negroes to defy laws that they filling an obligation as loser in a prosecution also to recover the ing agricultural work. Prior to her illness, she was en recent contest between the two attorneys’ fees. deemed unfair. It is not too surprising that those of the Already California growers MORDENS HAVE DAUGHTER gaged in a heavy work schedule schools. (Oregon lawyers offer this race with low mentality feel they can continue to judge Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Morden (nee preparing for the recent state are finding a shortage of work column as a public service. No which they shall obey and defy law enforcement officials Karren Fife) are parents of a meeting, as well as making plans LEAVE FOR SEATTLE ers and costs increasing. These person should apply or inter at will. factors are reflected in the price daughter. Monique Ann, who was for the national convention being Mrs. Kenneth L. Cottle and pret any law without the aid of W’e agree with most of the Civil Rights laws that have of food, the most cosily item to bom Aug. 13. Mrs. Morden. held this year in Portland. children left Monday morning by an attorney who Is completely been passed in recent years but wonder if we haven’t Tawyna and Jim, Jr., have been the migrant worker. She is survived by a brother, train for Seattle after spending advised of the facte. Even a gone too fast. Many of the Negroes aren’t prepared to The whole idea of the Valley spending the summer with her Paul Prescott of Drain, Ore., and the weekend with her husband’s slight variance in facts may accept the responsibility that accompanies the new pri Migrant league is commendable, parents. Mr. and Mrs. LaMont one grandson. j parents, the Kenneth Cottles. She change the application of the vileges granted them. and we sincerely hope it does Fife in Pendleton. also attended the 10-year reunion law.) what it is supposed to do. On the' Morden is expected to arrive IN APPRECIATION I of her graduating class while here It is possible that we have given "Too Much, Too other hand, we do not like the Sept. 1 from Madrid, Spain, to Fast." We take this opportunity to Mrs. Cottle and children have ' inference that the work being join his family. They will visit publicly thank all residents of been visiting this summer with done with migrants should some Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morden at the Nyssa community for the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan how lift them from the menial Caldwell until October when they many kindnesses expressed in Butler, former Nyssans now re crop work labor and place them will go to Cyprus for two years. thought and deed following the siding in Seattle F riday—Saturday By Oscar Bratton of Arcadia in some occupation other than Morden is in foreign service with death of our beloved husband, the U. S. Embassy. AUGUST 20 <nd 21 agriculture. father and brother. We especially ATTEND PIONEER PICNIC My stomach felt all sore and hurt. Then the Doc sat down and wrote For if they do, and if the pro 9 a. m to 5 p. m want to thank Legionnaires and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones attend So I went to see Dr. Pert. on a pad— auxiliary ladies of post 79 and ed a picnic Sunday at Newbridge, I said, “I feel as bad as sin; The scribblings, to me, of a man gram is moderately successful, CLARKSON FAMILY VISITS METHODIST CHURCH who will harvest the crops? PRIOR TO MOVING EAST members of other organizations Ore., for former residents of Rob Can you help me feel well again?” gone mad. SOCIAL HALL Dr. and Mrs. Quentin D. Clark who assisted in any way. Your inette which is now under the Teaching better living habits, He looked down my throat and up I took that note down to the reading and writing, sanitation son, Joyce, Douglas and Kenneth thoughtfulness will always be re waters of Brownlee reservoir. — Sponsored by — my nose; store, Jones served as Union Pacific He peeked in my ears and be Where they bottled up pills by and personal attributes is fine, of Portland visited during the membered. Methodist WSCS but teaching people to leave ag weekend with her mother, Mrs. agent at Robinette several years —The Family of tween my toes. the barrel or more. riculture and the production of J. I. Brady. The Clarkson family ago. Martin G. Greig He said, “There’s nothing wrong The druggist there gave me three food could be a dangerous use left Sunday evening for Raleigh, with your hide; of the tax dollar. N. C., where he will spend two RETURN FROM VACATION kinds of pills The trouble with you lies deep years in post-doctorate study at To help me soothe my inside ills. Mr and Mrs Jim Nichols. Dan inside.” NYSSANS VISIT RELATIVES, North Carolina State university. ny and Nellda returned home If your stomach is sore and you ’ re He took me then to a place all ATTEND EVENTS ON COAST Mrs. Clarkson recently received Sunday night from a six-day va feeling bad, dark; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jefferies, ac-1 her master’s degree from the Uni cation trip. They visited his bro If you ’ re a worrying man, then I felt something warm and I companied by her parents, Mr. versity of Portland and will also ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and it’s really sad; heard a spark. and Mrs. Joe Bellon, returned study at the same college as her My thoughts were all of a grisly 'Cuz, sooner or later you’re going home Monday night from a four- husband. Their other son, Joseph, Mrs. Ren Nash at Idaho Falls, and to try it — also spent one night at Island mixture— day trip to the coast. They visit plans to join the family around Park. They then went to Yellow Doc was taking an inside picture! You’ll be a MODERN MAN on an ed Jefferies’ paternal grandpar Sept. 1. stone park where they stayed two ulcer diet! ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jef He looked at the film and he said Other Sunday guests in the days and also visited Jackson feries at Oceanlake, Ore. The Brady home were Chief Warrant Hole, the earthquake area and in glee, METHODIST LADIES SLATE Nyssans were Friday evening din-| Officer and Mrs. E. B. Brady and other points of interest before re “I diagnosed it perfectly.” TWO-DAY RUMMAGE SALE ner guests at the Pixie Kitchen of Then turning to me, he chomped turning to Nyssa. Members of the Methodist Wo Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jefferies and family of Mountain Home. on his gum; man’s Society of Christian Ser I daughter who were visiting there He said, “You’ve got an inflamed vice are sponsoring a rummage from Tucson, Ariz. duodenum.” sale to be held Friday and Sat On Sunday they attended the I felt sort of faint and I five a urday, Aug. 20-21, in the church 50th wedding anniversary cele social hall. sigh; bration for Jefferies’ maternal With something like that I would Sale time is from 9 a.m. to 5 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy ’ p.m. each day. surely die. Kalhar in Forest Grove. They | also visited his mother, Mrs. Doris Donahue of Portland, and other relatives who were present for the golden wedding celebration. PUBLISHERS c 615 n The Valley Migrant League in Action Too Lillie, Too Late? Rummage Sale Woes of a Modem Worryin' Man TRUCK TIRES IT'S ALMOST SCHOOL TIME . . . AND . . . 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