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THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 19M
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The Gate City Journal
In Memoriam
TEP M BRAMMER, Editor and Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Chin ch Deins
WENDY FORBESS
Wendy Ann Forbess, age 8,
succumbed March 23, 1968 at
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Chad
A recent four-day guest in
Corvallis from injuries sus
wick and children of Prine
the
home
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
J.
tained two days earlier in a fall
ville spent their spring vac-
from playground equipment at Elwood Flinders was his broth ation with his parents, Mr.
er,
Dean
Flinders
of
Hooper,
an elementary school in the
and Mrs. Al Chadwick.
Utah. Mrs. Richard (Gail) John
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Oregon city.
son
and
Kristin
arrived
March
She was a daughter of Mr.
Mrs. Chet Bowns and her
and Mrs. R ic har d (Carmella 19 to spend two weeks with het mother. Mrs. Jim Malloy visit
Burch) Forbess, and was born parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. El ed March 23 with Mrs. Ralph
Jan. 9. 1960 at Corvallis. At wood Flinders, while her hus Turner and saw her infant
Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County,
time of her death she was a band is in Minnesota on busi daughter, Lesa, at Holy Rosary
Oregon
second-grade student at the Jef ness. Mrs. Flinders, Mrs. hospital in Ontario.
Johnson and daughter, Mrs.
ferson
elementary school.
The baby is Mrs. Bowns’
Entered it the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Trans
She attended the First Metho Lorin Saunders and lance of granddaughter and Mrs. Mal
mission through the United States Mails, as a Second
Boise
spent
two
days
last
week
dist church and was an active
loy’s great-granddaughter.
Class Matter under the Act of March 3, 1879.
member of Brownie Girl Scout with the Marvin Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mc
family
in
Burns.
Mrs.
John
Troop No. 160 of Corvallis.
Gee of Riley, Ore., arrived
In addition to her parents, son, Mrs. Saunders and Mrs. March 24 to visit his sister,
she is survived by two sisters, Wilson are all daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Malloy. They
Debra, 12; Bonnie, 10 and a the J. Elwood Flinders’.
returned home the following
brother Joel 6. Also surviving
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are her paternal grandparents,
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Gale Brammer and four of
We pamper criminals and hamper police, when the police Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. For
his children spent from Friday
Elizabeth Simpson and Ger
are all that save us from anarchy.
bess of Nyssa, several aunts evening until Sunday with his ald Wyckoff, students at the
We spend billions to pay people not to work -- when we need and uncles.
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bram University of Oregon in Eugene,
the workers, and haven’t got the billions.
McHenry Funeral home of
Devoted men in uniform spend their lives, underpaid and in Corvallis was in charge of the mer and their houseguest Mrs. were March 22 all-day visitors
Kerby home.
jeopardy, fighting to keep our nation safe. Then, for political funeral rites held Friday. Lydia Emmett. Gale partici in the K. E.
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pated in the Idaho State bowl
advantage, we sweep aside their gravest advice.
Burial was made in Oaklawn ing tourney in Nampa. They re
Mrs. Alice Neiger returned
Companies which provide millions of the best-paying jobs in cemetery at Corvallis.
turned to their home in Arco, home March 20 from an 11-
the world were built out of profits made by ambitious men
Idaho Sunday after meeting Mrs. day trip. She visited Former
who plowed those profits back, to make more. Now Government
Brammer and their two other Nyssan Margery Nihart at
and unions call such men selfish, and tax and destroy the profits
SHIRLEY BENTON
children in Boise. The trio had Rockaway, Ore., and then the
vital to tomorrow’s jobs.
been visiting her father m Cal two women went to Vancouver,
We spend billions to get to the moon, for some ridiculous
Mrs. Shirley Guyer Benton ifornia.
B. C., ferried to Nanaimo and
“prestige”, instead of using those billions to reduce our debt
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succumbed March 10,1968 at the
then
visited Victoria. After re
and make us safe and solvent again.
turning to Rockaway and spend
For voters at home we placate our enemies abroad and attack Good Samaritan hospital in
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Grant ing some time with Miss Ni
Portland. She was buried in the
our friends (and how we need those friends!).
and Marilyn of Lewiston, Ida., hart, Mrs. Neiger visited rel
Mt.
Hope
cemetery
at
Baker.
We concentrate more and more power in a central government
She is survived by her hus arrived March 22 for a week atives and friends in Tillamook
(too often of little people) and so weaken the local governments --
band,
Former Nyssan Douglas end visit with her parents, Mr. and Salem before returned to
which are the very essence of democracy and freedom.
and Mrs. Frank Byers, and to Nyssa.
Benton
of Baker.
We spend billions for foreign aid and let prosperous foreigners
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see her sister off to Guam,
Attending
the
funeral
ser
who owe us billions spend our money to deprive us of our
Later in the evening Mrs.
vices
from
this
area
were
Ken
Pastor
and Mrs. Orville
dangerously-needed gold.
Byers drove Mrs. Elven
Jacobson and Beth were March
Common sense used to be the outstanding trait of Americans. neth Benton, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
(Perky) Day, Fred, John and
24 dinner guests of Mr. and
In Heaven’s name, what has happened to it?(From a Warner and McCrady, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Tina of Caldwell, to the Boise
Pruyn,
Mrs.
Charles
Nelson
and
Mrs. Bill Schoen.
Swasey ad in U.S. News and World Reports.)
Mrs. Zeola Nielsen of Ontario. air terminal for flight to Guam,
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where they will join their hus
Mrs. Pegi Martinez of Holly
band and father.
wood, Calif., arrived by plane
FAITH LUTHERAN
ADRIAN
March 23 dinner guests, in
March 19 to visit her parents,
CHURCH NOTES
COMMUNITY
cluding the Grant family, were
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Corey.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farmer.
CHURCH
She plans to return to Calif
That evening the Grants and
The fifth in a series of Lenten
ornia on March 29 and on March
The Adrian Community services will be held at Grace
Byers visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed
31 will drive to Ft. lauderdale,
•church young people entertained Lutheran church, Yakima and
MARCH 21 - To Mr. and Mrs. Stephens in Apple Valley.
Fla., where she will make her
the youth groups from Parma, ‘F’ streets in Vale at 8 p. m. James Dickey of Nyssa, an
On March 24, the Grants and
home. A Monday afternoon
Roswell and Homedale Sunday Wednesday, March 27 for mem eight-pound, li-ounce girl, Byers’ drove to the new home
visitor in the Corey home was
of Mrs. Byers’ son, Mr. and
evening. Thirty-five teenagers bers and friends of Faith Tami Susan.
Mrs. Lydia Emmett who has
MARCH 25 - To Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Sommars at Notus. been spending several weeks
and their sponsors were in at Lutheran church.
Pastor Orville Jacobson an David Abels of Jordan Valley, They picnicked by one of the with her son and daughter-ni-
tendance. Following a fellow
ship meeting, cake and punch nounces that emphasis this week a six-pound, 14-ounce boy, streams on the property. The law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bram-
Grants left that evening for mer.
is ‘The Redeemed.’
were served.
David Earl.
their home.
Single Copies............ 10<
In Malheur County, Ore
gon, and Payette and
Canyon Counties,
Idaho
$4.00
One Year...,
$2.75
Six Months
Elsewhere in the U. S. A.
Per Year................. $5.00
Six Months.............. $3.00
SHALL WE TURN OUR BACKS
ON PROVEX COMMOX SENSE
WILSON'S MONTH-END SPECIALS
Man’ll 28 1 11 rough March 30
MEN’S IRREGULAR
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GRADUATE IN '68
TO FLAMELESS ELECTRIC HEAT
Choose the type best suited to
your home. Modernizing loans are
available with payments as low as
$15 a month on your electric bill.
Mail the coupon for full informa
tion.
ELECTRIC HEAT INFORMATION COUPON
OÌVEK
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FAMOUS NAME MEN'S STAY-PRESS PANTS
HEAVY COTTON TWILL - REGULAR $6.98
SLIGHT IRREGULARS
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$3.99
LADIES’
CLOSE OUT PATTERNS
.Acetate Panties
Indies' livable Bras
Value to $2.00 & $3.00
$1.00
45" NEW SPRING MATERIAL
50% FORTREL AND 50% AVRIL
PRESS FREE- CREASE RESISTANT FINISH
SPECIAL PRICE
88C
Wilson Bros. Dept. Store
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WE GIVE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS
We would like information about
the types of electric heat available for
our home and the cost to install and
operate.
Name..............
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Address
City
Phone
Buick Bargain Days is that time of
year when we stretch to make
you a Buick owner.
It’s that time of year you get
the best H'-il on the new Buick
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of you» choice, equipped the
way you’d like your new car to be.
It means prices you’ve got to
see to really believe.
And it means the most liberal trade-in
allowances of the year.
Everything we’re doing during Buick Bargain
Days points to plenty of incentive for you to become a Buick owner.
See your Buick dealer today.
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Specilli Buick IliirKHin l»a>x feature : Buick Skylark
< uxtoin 2 dr. hardtop, barpam-cquipped with whitewall
tires, icniotc control outside mirror, convenience
package, deluxe wheel cover», custom bright exterior
moldings, .imi custom slccimg wheel.
BUICK MOTOR DIVISION
Wouldn’t you really rather drive a Buick Bargain?
2ND & GOOD AVENUE
T
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5 k > k 88C
66<
Buick
Bargain Days
are here
To modernize our ranch home for electric heat took
just 2,/J> days — insulation, wiring and all,” say Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Brown of Bellevue. ‘‘We chose the self-con
tained electric hot water baseboard units. Heating is uni
form, clean and quiet . . . comfortable in the coldest of
weather.”
IDAHO
Terry or Mesh - Reg. 25C
REGULAR PRICE $1.15
AHS CALENDAR
Mr. and Mrs. Homer W hitman
and Karon of Emmett, were
TODAY - 4 p.m. Track meet.
March 24 dinner guests of her Adrian at Middleton.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ewen
March 29 - 2:30 p.m. Base
Chard. In the afternoon the ball league game Adrian at
Whitmans and Chards visited Harper.
another daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
MARCH 30 - Future teachers
Elver Nielsen.
of America, Districtconvention
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at Milton-Freewater.
Dr. K. E. Kerby, a member
APRIL 1 - 4 p.m. Frosh-
of the Oregon Physicians and Soph baseball at Ontario.
Surgeons board of directors,
APRIL 2-4 p.m. Baseball
left March 22 for Portland to Wilder at Adrian.
attend an OPS board meeting.
APRIL 3 - Girls Track Meet
He returned home Sunday.
at Burns.
DISH CLOTHS
TEE SHIRTS
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Changing to t
electric heat
took just
21/? days
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MARCH 30 - 9:30p.tn. Public
NHS CALENDAR t
dance at Oregon Trail hall.
METHODIST
MARCH 31 - 10a.m. to6 p in
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Boise Rock and Mineral show.
MARCH |1
| p hi (hitario
TODAY - 4 p.m. Baseball,
Gun club league shoot.
APRIL 2 - 7:30p.m. Treasure Caldwell here.
TODAY - 4 p.m. Tennis at
"The Christian Faithand Valley Christian Business and
Changing Japan’’ will be the Professional Women’s Council Vale.
MARI H 29 - 8 a.m High
topic of Rev. Georg« Uyemura dinner meeting at La Paloma
school guidance meeting in
of the C o m in unity Methodist cafe, Ontario.
church of Ontario, when he
APRIL 3 - I p.m. Treasure cafetorium.
MARCH 29 - Tract meet at
speaks to the Nyssa Methodist Valley Christian Women’s
church Mission Meeting Sunday, luncheon meeting at the La Ontario.
MARCH 29-4 p.m. Science
March 31 at 7 p.m. The pro Paloma cafe, Ontario.
club memtiers leave for Rich
gram will begin with a covered
APRIL 3 - 2 to 6 p.m. Blood
dish supper, which will feature Drawing at the Eagles hall. land. Wash., for Hanford Proj
ect tour.
an Oriental theme. Those at
MARCH 29 - 8 to 10 p.m.
tending areas ked to br Ing e It her
Oriental or western style dishes
DRIVER Junior high dance in Multipur
pose room.
as they prefer. The public is
EXAMS
MARCH 29 - 30 - Oregon
invited. The program will start
slate FHA Convention at Cor
at 8 p.m. for those who wish
SLATED
vallis
to attend only the evening ser
According to an announct*-
vice.
MARCH 30 - 1 p.m. Baseball,
nient from (he Department of double-header, Capital high
Motor Vehicles of Oregon, a here.
XJOOC-OOOOOOOCO
Drivers License Examiner will
APRIL I - 3 45 p.m. GAA.
COMING EVENTS
be on duty in Nyssa Friday,
APRIL 1 - 4 p.m. Tennis
I’-it-it-ir-ir-ir-inri’-it-i'—it-ir-ir:
April 5, 1968 at the City Li at Marsing.
brary between the hours of 9
APRIL I - 7 p.m. Men’sadult
P I .
TODAY 8 p.m. Apple Valley a.m. and 2 p.m.
Persons wishing original li
PTA meeting in gymnasium.
APRIL 2 - 7 p.m. FFA Par-
TODAY - 8 p.m. Malheur censes or permits to drive are ent-son banquet.
County PTA Council meeting at asked to file applications well
APRIL 2-7 p.m. Women’s
ahead of the scheduled closing adult P.E.
Willowcreek in school.
MARCH 29 - 7 30 p.m. Knife hour in order to assure time
APRIL 3-12 noon Student
and Fork club meeting at East for completion of the required body primary election.
license test.
Side cafe, Ontario.
MARCH 30 - 10a.m. to9p.ni.
Zeal without Intelligence Is
Idaho Gem club, 2nd annual
The worst thing about the fanaticism.
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Gem and Mineral show at larry younger generation is when you
Barnes Chevrolet display room, are no longer considered to be
If you must use a hammer,
2800 Fairview Ave., Boise.
one of them.
build something with it.
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Wilson Buick Company
NYSSA, OREGON