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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 196« THL NYSSA GATE CITY JOI RNAL, NYSSA, GUM,ON NYSSA PUBLIC LIBKAKY ! J the ho.iest portrayal of these men of the old west is more readable, more challenging than any fiction about them PACIFIC GRAVE YARD by I James A. Gibbs. You will read about captains who followed | their ships into the deep, pas- Sit MAIN STM KT I sengers fa Ing for the first time the full terror of ship-wreck on stormy seas. EARLY DAYS INOLDORE- SUNDAY and MONDAY - CLOSED GON by Katharine B. Judson. TUESDAY - 2 P.M to « P.M. A new edition by an authoritative WEDNESDAY - 12 Noon to 6 P.M. author, of this well-known book, THURSDAY - 10 A M. to 6 P.M. long out of print. FRIDAY and SATURDAY - 12 Noon to 6 P.M PETER SKENE OGDEN: FUR TRADER by Archie Blnni. Here The following books are now Katherine N. Cuitor. All the is the first full-scale biography available at Nyssa Public basic information to make of this man--trader, trapper, Library, ’t is announced by flower arranging a joy and de explorer, diplomat, patriarch, Norma Urry, librarian. and a Chief Factor of th» Hud light. MAGIC WITCHCRAFT, AND son's Bay Company at Fort CURING by John Middleton. En- Vancouver on the Columbia. I hi Da TOR IN OREGON thnographic accounts of magical HORSES, HITCHES AND beliefs and behavior, covering by O. Lar sei I. Activities of ROC KY TRAILS by Joe Back. most of the usual.aspects des medical men in the Pacific The wilderness is no place for cribed by anthropologists. Northwest constitutes story a person who doesn't know what mi (OMPl i li BOOK Of that parallels that of the fur he is doing. Mr. Hack tells in CHILDREN'S PARTIES by trader in sheer force of action this informative book how to Florence Hamsher. 53 com and colorful detail. a LEA! from hi M if haul loads successfully in this pletely planned parties in country and not hurt our cluding invitations, favors, EDDY by Ben Hur Lampman. animals. games and menus. More titan Mr. Lampman has devoted a lifetime to, and wrote well of, TOLSTOY by Henri Troyat. 200 illustrations. WORLD AFLAME by Billy fish, rivers and men. "Tolstoy fascinated jieople of JUSTICE IN THE BACK his own time." In this com Graham. The heartfelt expres plete works one mny imagine sion of the world-famous evan- ROOM by Selwyn Raab. In this that it is also a book Tolstoy gleiist's concern over the searching book it is explained why police fee they have to himself might liave written --a world's despair. resort to questionable tactics final complete portrait of the ADULT NON-FICTION man as tie surely was. in solving crimes. Raab ex OREGON HISTORY amines ethics, legality, and jus ENCYCLOPEDIA OF U. S. tice. He points the way to bet GOVERNMENT Bl NE FITE, EPITAPH FOR THE GIAN7S ter justice and suggests a solu edited by Roy A. Grisham Jr., and Paul D. McConaughy. The by J. l^rry Kemp. This is the tion that protects the police first reference book ever pub story of the Tillamook burn, as well as the suspect. NO MAN LIKE: JOE by Harvey lished that presents in concise- one of America’s greatest E. Tobie. Of the picturesque easy-to-use form, all services diseasters. THE OREGON STORY by characters inhabiting early and resources available f rom Vivian Corbett Atterbury. "'Hie Oregon, none equaled Joe Meek the government. Oregon Story” does not exactly in dramatic personality. THECOMPLETT SPEAK ( ANVAS CARAVANS by ER'S INDEX TO SELEX II D follow any prototype but goes off on delightful original excur Eleanor Allen. Based upon a STORIES FOR I VI RY OCCA SION by Jacob M, Braude. Now sions of reporting and apprecia recently discovered diary of Esther McMillan Hanna. A story you need never be at a loss tion. CATTLE COUNTRY OF of the journey the Hannas took for the right phrase or witty remark. With this sparkling PETER FRENCH by Giles along the Oregon Trail to Ore collection of stories, quotes and French. Stripped of all the ex gon. FIRST THREE WAGON anecdotes, you’ll add spice and travagant yarns that have grown freshness to your speeches. up about this wild, beautiful TRAINS by John Bidwell. Hubert H< >w IX) ARRANGI FLOW land in the days of the cattle How- Bancroft & James Long ERS FOR Al.l OCCASIONS by barons, this book shows that mire - Of these three wagon trams, one went all the way over the Oregon Trail, 1948 miles from Independence to Oregon City. NARCISSA WHITMAN by Opal Sweazea Allen. Mrs. Whitman and Mrs. Spalding were the first white ladies to cross the rocky mountains. This is a first com plete biography. FABULOUS OPAL WHITE- LEY by Elbert Bede. A mystery which has lasted for a third of a century and which has caused endless guessing and speculation, is here presented in all its fascinating details. SACAJAWEA OF THE SHO SHONES BY Della Gould Em mons. Far Horizons is the mo WEEKDAYS: 12-6 & 7-10 P.M. tion picture title of this famous SATURDAYS: 9 A M - 6 P.M. and beautiful story, Sacajawea of the Shoshone.. In thia new edition are 16 pages of pictures from the screen version -• pictures that dramatically and tauntingly underscore memor able moments in the great Lewis and Clark Expedition. SILVERHILL by Phyllis A. Whitney. Once again Phyllis Whitney lias woven her story, of magic to create a novel of mounting suspense set against the exotic background of Silver hill, - a house no reader will ever forget. ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRE SENTS: STORIES THAT SCARED EVEN ME. “I hop» no one will construe the title of this tome as a challenge. It Is -- lri case you were so eager to get to the stories that you didn’t notice 0 -- STORIES THAT SCARE EVEN ME,” says Hitchcock. RED LION ANDGOLDDRAG ON by Rosemary Sprague. Against the exciting background of the Norman Conquest, Rose mary Sprague tells an en grossing, compelling and ro mantic story of two people in love, and of England during the Saxon twilight. THE ACID NIGHTMARE by M. E. Chaber. A suspenseful, exciting tale written by the adult mystery writer of many Rine hart Suspense novels. THROUGH HELL AND DEEP WATER by Vice Admiral PAGE THREE Charles A. laickwood. Perhaps no submarine skipper in our history showed more daring and more skill in sinking enemy ships than Sam Dealey. This b»xik is about him and his crew. ADULT FK TION ELECT CLUB OFFICERS CONDITION PINK by Inland F. Cooley. What happens when a sneak attack from on«* hund red thousand RedChinse across the Mexican border occurs makes goixl reading. BLACKLIGHT by Bill Knox. Nautical adventure and sinister intrigue. THE INSIDERS by Susan Mor row. A man who knew he was going to die left six names and a series of cryptic abbre viations. As Anne Repplier and Hoyt Sullivan move closer to the truth about the listing, they find themselves very near to danger. A VERY QUIET PLACE by Andrew Garve. The author as usual has written an enter taining, smooth and very sus- jienseful novel. TO THE POINT She: 1 just broke my glasses. Will I hawe to be examined all over agaii ' Doctor: o, just your eyes. A newly organized 4-H club meeting was held January 30, 1968 at Fred Child’s home. Roger Fletcher of Ontario was there to give out 4-H records and help us organize. The following officers were elected: Ren M >ffis, president, Fred Child, vice president; Jane Joyce, secretary-treasurer; Carol Sells, recreation chair man; Bob Holmes, reporter. Don Bowers will be club leader and Bud Sappe «ill be his assistant. - Bob Holmes, reporter. demonstrated how to measure brown sugar the right and wrong way. M i s s Helen D w e 11 e, county extension agent, spoke about the forthcoming sewing project. Following the business meeting, gameswere played and refreshments of brownies, pea nut butter cookies and cocoa were served. This was the last cooking meeting. The 4-H sewing will begin with the Feb. 5,meeting.- News Reporter Kathy Shell. ON HONOR ROLL Stephen Hemgson was re cently named to Willamette uni versity’s honor roll for finishing the fall semester above a 3.5 grade point aver age, it is announced by univer sity officials. Henigson, a 1964 graduate of Nyssa High School, is a polit COOKING TAILORS ical science major, and son of On Jan 29, tlx* members of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henigson of Nyssa. the Cooking-Tailors, 4-H club had a Mother's Tea to demon strate some of their skills. BORGES TAKE TRIP Meeting was » ailed to order NEWELL HEIGHTS - Mr. and by President Susan Bone. Th«- Mrs. Jake Borge left Dec. 15 minutes were approved as read on a vacation trip. They first by Linda Ramos. Linda also visited Mr. and Mrs. Terry demonstrated the right and Borge at Klamath Falls, and wrong way to crack an egg. spent Christmas with them. Miriam Kunkel demonstrated They then went to Prineville the right and wrong way to where they visited Mr. and Mrs. measure flour. Kathv Shell Jim Grooms and saw a new Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth(Letha) Hummels of Whittier, Calif., have a new boy, born Feb. 3 to join his three-year-old brother, Bobbie. He had not been named at press time. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Sager and great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Fos ter. The new baby was born on Mr. Fosters 82nd birthday. grandson, Micheál Lane, born Dec. 23. After New Year’s day they went to the Reedsport-Coos Bay area where they fished for steelhead. From there they left forCali- fornia via Highway 101. They visited cousins at Port Orford and Brookings, Ore., going on to Arcata, Calif., and Sacra mento where they visited Borge's brother and sister-ant their familys. 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