Thursday, September 13, u
The Nyssa Gate Citv Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Page Six
Oregon High School Press Conference In Octob
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Amity Women Meet
Wt'VE GONE
The Amity Club met Wednes
day night in Meridian at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Lorin
Saunders with Iona Flinders and
Marion Child as co-hostesses.
The member’s husbands were
special guests. A buffet lun
cheon was served and a short
business meeting
followed.
Mrs. Ruth Beck was voted in
as vice president to fill the
position left vacant when Karma
Anderson moved away. Com
mittees were named to serve.
Gift Carrie Fife. Entertain
ment Helen Peterson and Do
rothea Mitchell. Program: Alice
Moss and Lucille Pett. Steven
Saunders gave a travelogue and
showed slides of his experiences
in Israel (hiring the past six
months while he w s a student
there from BYU under the di
rection of Dr. Don. Peterson.
The group wrote, directed and
prepared a show of music and
dancing and were invited to
tcur the army camps and cities
and present their show. Ano
ther highlight was climbing Mt.
Sinai to hold a sunrise service.
They toured Madrid, Pans,
Vienna and parts of Germany
before returning home. The next
club meeting will be held at
Florence Lewis', date to be
announced.
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So"* 500 student journahMs
and 60 high school journalism
advisors will be on the Uni
versity of Oregon campus Oc
tober 12-13 to attend the 47th
annual Oregon High School
Press Conference.
Fifty workshop sessions for
students will cover all phases
of production for high school
newspapers and yearbooks. All
events will be in the Erb Me
morial Union at the University.
Cordon Jones, turf editor and
racing handicapper for the Los
Angeles Herald-Examiner, will
be the speaker for the Friday
night banquet.
Jones, who received his mas
ter’s degree in journalism from
the U of O, has taught journalism
at Oregon, Aritona State, and
the University of Southern Ca-
lifornia. He has held writing
and editorial assignments with
the Denver Post, Beverly Hills
Times, San Francisco News,
and has been on the staffs of a
number of California and Ari
zona television stations.
Speaker at the all-conference
session at 11 a.m. Friday will be
Lucille
Vaughan
Payne of
Brownsville, Oregon.
She is
a former reporter and editor,
high school and U of O wri
ting teacher, and free-lance
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sponsored by the V. S. Office cutive
MacPherson, CorvaDh
of Education and located at Scholastic Press, as chairman.
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