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Pag« Two Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon 444444444 The Gate City Journal DIR 1C K NEDRY, Editor 4 Publisher RUBEN LOPE7, Shop Foreman ^Oregon Newspaper Publishers I Association SUBSCRIPTION RATES '3 fl NATIONAL NEWSPAPER f—M 1M> Single Copies................ 10? In Malheur County, Ore gon, and Payette and Canyon Counties, Idaho: One Year................ $4.00 Six Months.............. $2.75 Elsewhere in the I S. A. Per Year................ $5.00 Six Months.............. $3.00 Published Every Thursday at Nys->a, Malheur County, Oiegoc 97913 News About SERVICEMEN OBITUARIES Welcome, Kockhounds! Welcome, Rockhounds! Nyssa is playing host this week to people from all over the country who are here to search for thundereggs, petrified wood, plume agates, jasper, and you name it. Local rock hounds tell us that this area has an abundance of all of these varieties of rock, and the good things that we hear from our visitors seems to bear this out. These visitors not only look for these semi-precious stones, but they bargain, trade, buy, sell and just look at what the other fellow has. We even suspect, after visiting with some of the rockhounds Tuesday evening that, like the fisherman, some tall tales get told. They are wonderful people, and they come here voluntarily to enjoy our country. Many of them heard about our Thunder egg Days from other rockhounds who have previously been here, others read about our celebration in the several lapidary magazines. We are getting on the map as the Thunderegg Capital of Oregon. We encourage Nyssa residents to get acquainted with our visitors, as we have tried to do, and you are sure to enjoy the experience. Not being rock enthusiasts ourselves, or at least not until recently, we find it fascinating to hear about the various rocks, equipment, and experiences that these people have, We are almost ready to run out and buy a new diamond saw and start cutting, that is, after we find the eggs, Come out and enjoy the barbecue tonight (Thursday). It will be some of the best pit barbecued beef you have ever tasted, and the price is reasonable. The Jaycees always do a good job in preparing and serving this delicious dinner. We suggest also that you stick around the park and visit with friends and visitors, join in the group singing, and waten the Malheur County slides that will be shown by Bob Kindschy of Vale. And by all means view the rock exhibits that will be on display at the old gym throughout the week. Wayne Moncur and the committee for Thunderegg Days has done an exceptionally good job, as always, in preparing for this event. We commend them for their hard work, and hope that everyone will partake of this most rewarding experience. We guarantee that you will have just a little bit more sense of pride in this great country in which we live. ^hies < Hearing Aids CONSULTATION FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE WILL DO FREE CLEANING AND ADJUSTING OF YOUR PRESENT HEARING AID FREE HEARING TESTS 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. Friday, August 7, 1970 For Hom« Service Call 372-3347 Pharmacy PHONE 171 114? Airman 1st Class Steve Cindell Airman 1st Class Steve Cin dell has been visiting the past three weeks at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Cindell. He is serving with the Security Police in the Army Air Force at Anchorage, Alaska. Steve left August 5 for Portland to spend a few days visiting Dennis Ashby and other friends before returning to duty. We wish to express our heart felt thanks and gratitude for the contributions, donations, flowers and food, during our time of sorrow and be reavement. — The families of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grover and Mr. and Mrs. Brent Huskin son. 4 COMPETION FOR PROGRAM STARTS Kenneth Grover Charles Grover We would like to express our appreciation and thanks to our relatives and many friends for the acts of kindness, the food and the help given us following the death of our husband and father. We would like to extend a special thanks to Father Charles Young. — Members of the Louis Rodriguez family. “Open Letter To Man 99 In this era of preoccupation with sex and nudity under the guise of freedom of expres sion, a simple letter written to man about the image of womenhood is creating a lot of interest throughout the country. Some radio personalities such as Los Angeles’ famous Dick Wittinghill have read it repeate dly on their radio programs. Newspapers and magazines, both religious and secular, are reprinting it. And private citi zens are copying it for dis tribution to their friends. This is what "Open Letter To Man” says; "I am a Woman. "I am your wife, your sweet heart, your mother, your daugh ter, your sister . . .your friend. I NEED YOUR HELP. "I was created to give to the world GENTLENESS, UNDER- STANDING, SERENITY, BEAUTY AND LOVE. I am finding it increasingly difficult to fulfill my purpose. "Many people in advertising, motion pictures, television and radio have ignored my inner qualitites and have repeatedly used me ONLY as a symbol of SEX "This humiliates me; it de stroys my dignity; it prevents me from being what YOU want me to be - an example of - Inspiration and ‘‘Beauty, love - “Love for my children, love for my husband, love of my God and country. “I need your help to restore me to my true position ... to ALLOW me to fulfill the PUR POSE FOR WHICH 1 WAS CREATED. “I know you will find away”. This letter was written about ten years ago by songwriter Sy Miller and his wife, the former actress, Jill Jackson. But it wasn’t until "Open Let ter to Man” was discovered shortly over a year ago by the Rev. Francis J. Caffrey of the Maryknoll Fathers that it received widespread circu- The 25th annual national com Services for Kenneth Ross Charles Ray Grover, 18 petition for the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps.(NR- Grover, 2 1/2, who died Sa months, died upon arrival at the OTC) College Scholarship Pro turday, August 1, 1970, in a fire Caldwell Memorial Hospital, at his home were conducted at Saturday, August 1, 1970 from gram has commenced. The NROTC College Scholar 10 a.m. August 4 at Middleton burns and smoke inhalation, suf ship Program prepares a young Ward of the Church of Jesus fered in a fire at his home. Ser man for a Navy or Marine Christ of Latter-day Saints, vices were conducted at 10 a.m. Corps commission while he is with Bishop G. Spencer offi August 4, at Middleton Ward of We wish to express our thanks the Church of Jesus Christ of to our friends and neighbors for studying at one of the many ciating. Kenneth was born November Latter-day Saints, with Bishop their kindness and thoughtful civilian colleges and univer sities where NROTC Units are 4, 1967 and was the son of Mr. G. Spencer officiating. Inter ness during our time of sorrow established. All tuition, fees, and Mrs. Kenneth (Alvina Bell) ment was at Middleton Ce and bereavement. metery. uniforms, and books are furni Grover of Nampa. The family of Guy W. Glenn. Survivors include his parents, Charles was the son of Mr. shed by the Navy, and the stu dent receives $50 per month grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Kenneth (Alvina Bell) SEVENTH DAY subsistence allowance for four Brent Huskinson of Nyssa and Grover of Nampa. Survivors include his pa years. During the summers Mr. and Mrs. Alma Grover of between academic years, the Middleton. A great - grand rents, grandparents, Mr. and CHRISTIANS student participates in interes mother, Mrs. Lorretta A. Mundy Mrs. Brent Huskinson of Nyssa Services for all Sabbath Keep ting at-sea training periods as of Nyssa and uncles, aunts and and Mr. and Mrs. Alma Grover ing Christians will be held re cousins. Arrangements were of Middleton. A great-grand a Midshipman. After success- ' fully completing a baccalaureate under the direction of Dakan mother, Mrs. Lorretta A. Mundy gularly beginning this Sabbath August 8, at 10 a.m., instead level college course and all mili Funeral Chapel, Caldwell. In of Nyssa and uncle6, aunts and was at Middleton Ce cousins. Arrangements were of 2:30. Everyone is welcome! tary requirements, he is com- terment 1 under the direction of Dakan 7th and Emison, Nyssa. missioned in the Regular Navy 1 metery. "Remember the Sabbath Day Funeral Chapel, Caldwell. or Marine Corps. to keep it Holy andJesusChrist Applicants for this program is The Lord of the Sabbath.” James H. Huffman will be considered based on Mark 2:27, 28. Services for Marion Larson scores obtained on either the James J. Huffman, 66, a re 50, Nyssa, who was kil Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) Glenn, < in an industrial accident at sident of Nyssa for the past 54 of the College Entrance Exami- led I nation Board(CEEB), Princeton, the Nyssa sugar factory were years, died August 2 at the St. Bridget’s News New Jersey, or the American conducted at 10 a.m. August 3 Nyssa hospital. Mr. Huffman was born June A note of sincere thanks to College Test (ACT) of the Ame at the Nyssa Church of Jesus rican College Testing Program, Christ of Latter-day Saints 5, 1904, at St. Anthony. He the Nyssa Volunteer Fire De Iowa City Iowa, in lieu of the Stake House. Interment was was married to Violet Whipple partment for answering so pro Navy College Aptitude Tests at Nyssa Cemetery under the on Oct. 11, 1925, at Payette. mptly the call pertaining to rIVIL AIR PATROL Survivors include his wife, the grass fire behind the Catho (NCAT) previously utilized. direction of Lienkaemper A representative of the State Violet, Nyssa, and a son, Gene lic Church. Applicants for the 1971 Chapel, Nyssa. Emergency Service from Salem * ♦ ♦ Huffman, Redding, Calif., and Mr. Glenn was born Jan. NROTC College Scholarship will meet with Civil Air Patrol The St. Bridget’s Altar Boys members Fridayeveningat8:00 Program must: -Apply for and 24, 1920, at Wellsville, Utah. three grandchildren. Services were August 5 at will have their second outing of p.m. in the Catholic rectory. Survivors include his wife, take either test specified above at their own expense prior to 31 Donna Glenn, Nyssa; five sons, 10 a.m. at Lienkaemper Chapel the summer at Lake Lowell this On Saturday morning a seminar The outing and demonstration of aerial Larry Hans Glenn, Nyssa, Vai at Nyssa by Bishop Glenn Pe coming Tuesday. December 1970. - Arrange with the appropriate Dee Glenn, Portland, Robert terson of the First Ward of the will be preceeded with a stop radiological monitoring will be testing agency for the sub Marion, Michael Dean and Rogfl? Church of Jesus Christ of at the Grizzly Bear Pizza House. attended by membersof theCivil mission of their scores to the Lee Glenn all at home; a daugh Latter-day Saints. Interment The Altar boys are asked to Air Patrol to upgrade them meet at the rectory at 11:00 selves in this area of emergency NROTC College Scholarship ter, Mrs. Sherrie G. Crawford, was at Nyssa Cemetery. a.m. Tuesday. Darlington, Idaho; his father, Program. services to the people of the - Apply for the NROTC Col Walter B. Glenn, Bellflower, Mabie S. Kinkade New to Nickel in Coinage state of Oregon. lege Scholarship Program be Calif., two brothers Lawrence Thirty-five countries adopted Services for Mrs. Mabie s. tween 1 April 1970 and 1 Dec L. Glenn, Fullerton, Calif., and WELCOME Kinkade, 68, Nyssa, who passed nickel and various nickel alloys ember 1970 in accordance with Earl Glenn Redding, Calif.; for 70 new coins in 1969. ROCKHOUNDS the 1971 Bulletinof Information. and a sister, Mrs. Martha away at Malheur Memorial hospital in Nyssa, Tuesday, Au Eligible high school students Doone, Bellflower. gust 4, 1970 following a very and graduates should submit brief illness, will be conducted their applications before 1 Dec Robert Campbell at Lienkaemper Chapel Friday ember 1970. Application forms Robert M. Campbell, 63,died morning at 10 a.m. Interment are available from high school counselors, the nearest Navy or Thursday, July 30 at a Nyssa will be at Nyssa Cemetery. Mrs. Kinkade was born Nov. Marine Corps Recruiting Sta hospital. He married Muriel Campbell 17, 1901, in Powersville, Mo. tion which is listed in your telephone directory, or from on May 10, 1924 in Arkansas She was the daughter of Lewis the Chief of Naval Personnel and they moved to the Parma Owens and Carolina Brundage (Pers-B64U), Department of area in 1946 where they have Owens. She is survived by her hus since resided. the Naw, Washington, D.C. Survivors include his wife, band, Dixie, Rt 2, Nyssa, three 20370. a son, J.C. Campbell,Caldwell; daughters; Isal R. Reece, Nyssa, three brothers, ThomasJunior Mary B. Hansen, Henrietta, New Campbell, Caldwell; Clifford York, and Fay McDermott, Campbell and HarleyCampbell, Meridian; three sons, Jay L., both of Parma; and two grand Unionville, Mo.. John Earl, Hes peria, California and Dixie V., J children. Graveside services were con of Nyssa, 21 grandchildren and Neil Lundy, who is stationed ducted at 3 p.m. Monday at the 2 great-grandchildren. at Groton, Conn., returned to cemetery in Roswell with Rev. base Monday after spending a Paul Yadonofficiating. Services Journal Classifieds week in Nyssa with friends, were under the direction of Bring Results! relatives, and his parents, Mr. Lienkaemper Chapel in Nyssa. and Mrs. WardC. Lundy. Lundy is Electronic Techni cian First Class in the Nuclear field. He is a member of the crew of the new nuclear fast attack submarine. Lundy Spends Week in Nyssa SPECIAL MEETINGS 1 WELCOME TO NYSSA’S 1970 Thunderegs Days Nyssa Assembly Of God 115 REECE AVE. NYSSA, OREGON Thursday & Friday, AUGI ST 6 & 7 8 p. m FROM Dessert Seed Co., Inc ON HIGHWAY 20 - 403 NORTH MAIN NYSSA, OREGON HEADQUARTERS FOR ROCK SHIPMENTS! EVANGELISTS FLOYD AND BEVERLY COOPER CARL JOHNSON JR. — PASTOR À THANK YOU ! I would like to thank the nur ses and other members of the staff of Malheur Memorial Hos pital and Nursing Home for the care and attention given me during my stay at the hospi tal. My thanks also to Dr. David Sarazin and Dr. K.A. Danford. — Ethel Lay. NROTC COLLEGE Entered at the Post Offici at Nyssa, Oregon, frn Trans mission through the United State Mails, as a S» < on<l Class Matter under the Act o! Manti 3, 1879. ' Thursday, August 6, 1970 lation. Father Caffrey was so im pressed with the letter that he got the Millers* permission to reproduce it. From that humble grass roots beginning, “Open Letter to Man” has developed its own quiet underground move ment protesting the degradation of women as mere sex objects. Many prominent businessmen and entertainment personalities have assisted Father Caffrey in his efforts to help restore wo man’s proper image of love, beauty and dignity in our con temporary society. R.D. Funk, Managing Editor of the Santa Monica (California) Evening Outlook was among the first to tell the story of the Millers’, Father Caffrey and “Open Letter to Man” in his column. Since then the “Open Letter” has been reproduced and circulated widely in the U.S., in some foreign countries and is on its way to expanding its message of common decency throughout the world. “Open Letter to Man” is a simple, powerful message chal lenging today’s animalistic, sex- oriented image of womanhood. It’s difficult today for a girl or ' young woman to believe anyone really cares about morality, femininity and virtue in our society. But the challenge is simply stated for all to meet, “I know you will find a way.” The invitation to help find the way is open to all. Copies of the “Open Letter” are available free of charge. Simply send your name and address, plus the number of copies desired to: Open Letter, The Solo Cup Foun dation, 7431 East End Avenue, Chicago, Illnois 60649. A supply of the Open Letter will be sent free of charge to be passed along to friends and acquain tances. In addition, a free recording of "LET THERE BE PEACE”, composed by Sy Miller and Jill Jackson and performed by Dora Hall, will be included. BIRTHS MALHEUR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, 1970 July 23 - To Oscar Valle of July 26 - To James Jamieson July 30 - To Ray VanderOord Mr. and Mrs. Nyssa a boy. Mr. and Mrs. of Nyssa a boy. Mr. and Mrs. of Nyssa a boy. HOLY ROSARY HSOPITAL, 1970 August 1 - To Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Field of Nyssa a boy.