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THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1968
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
The Gate City Journal
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TED M. BRAMMER, Editor and Publisher
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.A Salem Scene
By Everett E. Cutter
KENNETH R. SMITH
Y. YOKAYAMA
DWIGHT R. MASON
Funeral rites for Kenneth
Richardson Smith were held
Monday morning, August 26,
1968 at the Owyhee LDS church
with Bishop Wayne L. Berrett
officiating.
Mr. Smith, a farmer in the
area, succumbed last Thurs­
day at his home on route 1,
Nyssa.
He was born April 1, 1910
at Lewiston, Utah; and on Feb.
4, 1936 was married to Alice
Belles at La Grande.
In addition to his widow of
the home, he is survived by
five sons, Richard of Seattle,
Thomas C. of Fruitland,
Roger, Stanley and Lawrence
Smith of Nyssa; two daughters,
Mrs. Effie Shy of Mesa, Calif.,
and Miss Aneta Larue Smith
of Nyssa.
Also surviving are four
brothers, Clifford, Ray and
Don, all of Nyssa, andNedSmith
of Fremont, Calif.; a sister,
Mrs. Elmira Ellis of Caldwell.
The deceased is also sur­
vived by his mother, Mrs. Rosa
Smith of Nyssa, and three
grandchildren.
Interment rites were held
at the Owyhee cemetery under »
direction of Lienkaemper*
chapel.
Active pallbearers were Dee
Garner, Ray Schulthies, Ken­
neth Hansen, Golden Draper,
George Besendorfer and Jesse
Huffman.
Serving as honorary bear­
ers were Cyril Fuhriman,
George Little, Leland Fuller,
Dean Blaylock, W. H. Kenning­
ton and Irvin Rider.
Services for Yoshitaro Yoka-
Dr. Dwight Russell Mason,
a well-known veterinarian of yama, 89, of Ontario will be
this area, succumbed Friday, conducted at 8 o’clock this even­
at the
August 23, 1968 in Des Moines, ing, August 29, 1968
church
Idaho-Oregon
Buddhist
August 14,1968
A priority government reor­ makes it clear that his study t Iowa after suffering an appar- in Ontario.
ganization and modernization group is far more concerned I ent heart attack.
Mr. Yokayama died Sunday
Editor,
He was born October 21,
project is in the works here. with strengthening the govern­
in an Ontario hospital.
The Gate City Journal,
Gov. Tom McCall’s "Project ment’s capacities for problem 1919 at Billings, Mont., and
He was born March 20, 1879
Nyssa, Oregon
70’s" Task Force, established solving and better coordination i attended both elementary and in Japan and had been a resident
Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County,
by executive order two months than with organizational neat­ high school at Lavina, Mont. of the Ontario-Nyssa area for
Dear Sir:
Oregon
He was a graduate of Eastern
ago, is well along on its mission ness and symmetry.
the past 16 years. The dec­
Montana State college and re­
io
see
how
the
state
government
“
Looking
ahead,
two
things
Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Trans-
eased was a member of the
It was my pleasure to be­
ceived
his
BS
and
Doctor
of
can
be
organized
to
help
solve
—
are
crystal
clear,*
’
he
asserts.
mission through the United States Mails, as a Second
come acquainted with the Mal­ and, if possible, prevent — “First, the whole federal grant- Veterinary Medicine degrees Idaho-Oregon Buddhist church.
Class Matter under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Mr. Yokayama is survived
heur county lads who attended social problems in Oregon in in-aid system, with its empha­ in 1951 from Colorado A &
seven sons, Domo of Gardena,
the recent Oregon State Boys* the next decade. Emphasis is sis on special program areas, M college at Fort Collins.
Calif., Jack, George and Sada
conservation camp at Logan on early prevention, rather than such as highways, health,
He was a member of the
of Burley, Hiroshi, in the US
Valley near John Day.
emergency treatment when a education, urban renewal, etc., Methodist church in Lavina,
Army, Tom of Los Angeles and
Two of them, Brian Hirai time for action may come.
has produced uneven and frag­ Mont., the Parma Lions club Tsutomu Yokayama in Tokyo;
and Mike Smith from Nyssa,
“In terms of the gross prob­ mented conditions at the com­ and the Nyssa aerie of Frat­
one daughter, Mrs. Jack Dixon
Land Ho. The promised land is in sight. The Great Society were working on a Boy Scout lems faced by American society munity level. Some of the ernal Order of Eagles. He serv­
advancement - and one require­ on a national scale, Oregon, program areas have been well ed for six years on District 137 of Pocatello.
has arrived.
Private interment rites will
Some months ago, a certain Mias Juanita Sith, 24, an unwed ment was for them to furnish 1 in most cases, has a little lead funded; others have not. As a board of school trustees at
be conducted at Ontario’s Ever­
mother of five children, moved to Philadelphia from Delaware. an article for a local news­ time left. The key to the future result we have had lopsided Parma.
green cemetery, under di­
The deceased was a veteran
She applied for relief, and was told that Pennsylvania required paper. You will find them at­ then is what we do with that local development. Moreover,
rection of Bertleson-Lien-
tached.
lead
time,
”
explains
Dr.Jarold
a year of residence. This displeased her. She brought suit
our local agencies have had to of World War II, having served
The youths attending the camp Kieffer, task force chairman. distort their efforts to qualify as a transportation and supply kaemper chapel. Officiatingwill
and a three-judge court then ordered the Pennsylvania Depart­
“Planning answers to future for well-funded program agent for two years in India. be the Rev. T. Hirota.
ment of Public Welfare to pay her. Thereupon the State called session were ’top notch* fellows
upon Justice William J. Brennan, Jr., who has jurisdiction over and the four from your county questions requires thinking in grants, at the expense of other
He taught and practiced Vet­
Federal courts in Pennsylvania, to delay the effect of the ruling rated as among the best of all terms of alternatives. We can­ areas of need where funds erinary Medicine at the Univ­
not afford to wait for problems weren’t available. Worse than ersity of Idaho before entering
ELBERT C CAGLE
pending an appeal to the Supreme Court. The jurist denied groups.
Mike even won all-around to happen, and when considering that, the resulting unevenness general practice in the Nyssa-
the plea. Without comment.
the costs of some improvement and fragmentation have actually Parma area.
More recently, the US Supreme Court has sanctioned “free honors.
Graveside rites for Elbert
In my opinion, this is a story measure, we really should aggravated some of the local
love.” The Court ruled that a woman and her lover of the moment
According to members of his
Creed
‘Tennessee’ Cagle were
balance
our
thinking
by
trying
of
our
youth
today
as
people
may engage in a continuing affair without fear of losing the
problems and created new ones. family and friends, general
held Tuesday morning, August
should know them and read about to gain a better comprehension
Aid to Dependent Children payments.
“Plainly, the present federal veterinary practice brought him
27, 1968 at the Nyssa
of the negative costs of not
Now, it appears, no fevered female needs worry about getting them.
grant-in-aid system has much pleasure and he enjoyed
cemetery, under direction of
taking
the
action,
or
not
taking
Your
community
deserves
a
carried away some day and marrying the man of the moment.
reached a counter-productive working for and with area res­
Another judge has opened a third gate. In Brooklyn, New York, ‘pat on the i k’l Sincerely, it in time."
stage and is badly in need of idents as was indicated by his Lienkaemper chapel.
Officiating was the Rev. J.
a Supreme Court Justice has ruled that the city must pay all D. Andy Parker, U. S. Dept,
By attempting to understand change,’’ he says.
length of stay in this commun­
D. Crego of Nyssa United Meth­
of the Interior, Bureau of Land our people’s needs of the 1970's
expenses involved in procuring a divorce.
‘ ‘Second, because of the lack ity.
now, he says, we in Oregon may of resources at the community
In New York State, a necessary step in procuring a divorce Management.
Just recently Mr. Mason had odist church.
Mr. Cagle was born August ^NHS CALENDAR
be able to head off or miti­ level, our cities and counties been employed by the US De­
is the publication of legal notices. That’s expensive business.
(Here are the letters as writ­ gate poverty, pollution and stag­ are defaulting in area after area partment of Agriculture, An­ 13, 1896 in Tennessee, and had
A woman who could not afford to pay for such legal notices
been a resident of the Nyssa-
nation. We may be able to pre­ of their development. The situa­ imal Health department.
applied to the City Finance Department. The department re­ ten by the Nyssa lads.)
“During the week of August vent our cities from going tion has been made worse by
fused to pick up the tab.
In addition to his widow, Ontario area for the past 20
SEPT. 3 - 8:50 a.m. School
An enterprising attorney took her case "to establish a prece­ 4-10, four boys from Malheur through what Chicago, Detroit, the clumsiness of the federal Dorothy, he is survived by two years.
opens
with a half-day session.
He
succumbed
Saturday
at
county
attended
theOregon
Newark and Los Angeles have grant-in-aid system and its sons, Dean and Marc; two
dent for others."
SEPT.
5 - Frosh-Soph Olym­
Malheur
Memorial
hospital
Youth
Range
camp
in
Logan
experienced.
But
without
res
­
As a consequence of his effort, the Great Society is now
nonresponsiveness. The federal daughters, Jill and Jan Mason,
where
he
had
been
a
resident
pics.
Valley.
ponsive state machinery and approach actually discourages all at home.
complete. If the precedent stands, the partner to marriage who
SEPT. 5 - Jr. VarsityCheer-
Gary Boor of Ontario and Bill local government interaction, communities from attacking
can’t afford the price of a divorce can send the bill to the local
Other survivors include a of the nursing home.
leader
tryouts.
Only
known
survivor
is
his
Me
Lay
of
Vale,
along
with
Brian
“everything that has happened local problems in both a com­ brother, Abbott Mason of Row­
government — city, or county — and save the trip to Mexico
SEPT. 6 - Evening game -
Hirai and Mike Smith of Nyssa in the East and California can prehensive and timely way.
or Las Vegas.
land Hills, Calif.; two sisters, widow, Nellie, also a nursing
Varsity football, Kuna here.
The understanding judge suggested that poor people who were among those participating and probably will happen here.”
“Too often federal funds tend Mrs. Dorothy Underwood of home resident.
Dr. Kieffer, chairman of to be available only when condi­ Fullerton, Calif., and Mrs. Peg­
want a divorce, and who can prove that they don’t have the in classes and field trips con­
public affairs and administra­ tions have deteriorated to some gy Lehfeldt of Lavina, Mont.
wherewithal to pay the tab, can trot down to C ity Hall and deliver cerning range management.
The camp was sponsored by tive programs at the Univer­ national standard of misery. A
the bill.
Mr. Mason was preceded in
And that completes the possibilities: The taxpayer supports the Northwest section of the sity of Oregon’s School of community that wants to head death by his parents, Lyman
those who don’t marry, it supports those who live as if they American Society of Range Community Service and Public off a problem finds that money Gates and Florence Mason; a
were married, but aren’t; and it finances those who did marry Management, with 54 Oregon Affairs, heads up a team of isn’t available because the brother, Lyman Gates Mason
7< Per Gallon On Quality
boys attending. - Brian Hirai. four professors working in the situation isn’t much worse. Un­
and want a divorce.
II and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
governor’s office on ways to fortunately, the states have not Tranberg.
Brand Gasoline
Take your choice. You can’t lose. - U.S. Press Association.
Four boys from Malheur improve the effectiveness of been in a position to help.
Funeral services were con­
Regular Is Still 29.9
county were among those at­ government in Oregon. Other
“During the 1970’s the fed­ ducted Monday evening at Lien­
Notice that two-thirds of pro­ tending the August 4-10 camping
Fad: Something that goes in
task force members are Car^ eral government is going to have kaemper chapel, with the Rev.
one era and out the other. motion is motionl
tending the August 4-10 Ore­ Saltveit, also from the Univer-» to help the states develop J. D. Crego of Nyssa United
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gon Youth Range Camping ses­ sity of Oregon; Dr. Ronald greater competence to deal with Methodist church officiating.
Parma - Nyssa Junction
Some people have tact, and sion at Logan Valley.
After all is said and done,
Cease, associate professor of state and local problems. Thus, Cremation followed in Boise.
much is said and little done. others tell the truth.
The youths are Bill Me Lay political science at Portland
the 1970*s may well be the crisis
of Vale, Gary Boor of Ontario, State College; and Dr. Jack L. period in our concept of state
Mike Smith and Brian Hirai Rettig, chairman of business government.”
Many a man who prides him­
of Nyssa.
environment and organizational
The first job of the “Project self on being levelheaded
The range camp is sponsored behavior, Oregon State 70’s” Task Force, then, is to doesn’t know how low the level
by the Northwest Section of University.
develop a picture of the real is.
the American Society of Range
Spec ifically, Gov. McCall problems and questions Oregon
Management, and 54 boys from ordered the team to study the
is likely to face in the next
throughout
Oregon participated. problem-solving capabilities of decade. Why is there such a need
ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR
- Mike Smith.
government and to develop sug­ for crime control? Not enough
VISION CLINIC
gestions for making state crime prevention? Why do we
(Editor’s note: Brian attend­ government more effective, have dropouts, unemployment,
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private industry and citizens in Move more people to work and
developing their suggestions. back each day without further
Their report will go to the strangling our cities?
governor before November 30,’
Then, in projecting answers,
and the Legislature next the team must ask: How do
January.
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The main focus is on the these plans?Cross-government
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(Continued On Page Ten)
4 X 8 X 1/4”
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