Thursday, April 3, 1975
Nyssa Gaio City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
TheVast
10 YEARS AGO
Mr. and Mr*. Dennis
Toombs have received word
that lheir son Petty Officer
Robert Toombs, R.D.M. 3/C
ha* arrived in the U.S.A, and
will be home on leave in
April.
• • •
‘‘From Test* report* it
appear* there will be a
sufficient number of migrant
laborer* returning to Mai
heur county to care (or beet
and other field cropa during
1965.” Thia was the state­
ment Wednesday morning of
Hay Larson, manager of the
Nyssa district for Amalga­
mated Sugar Company.
• • •
Jack Dail left Tueiday by
plane for San Francisco
where he will study for JO
week* at the U.S. Navy"«
electronic technicians’ school.
He will spend the nest three
years on active duty, affiliat­
ed with the Regular Navy.
Navy.
The young Navyman, son
of Postmaster Lee Dail, was
graduated from Nyssa High
School in 1961 and the
following year studied at
Boise Junior College.
Dennis Fife telephoned his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Fife. Saturday from Amarillo,
Tesas that ”1 made a high
enough score to make the
B29s.” Due to an accident to
his hand last summer, it fails
to function in coordination
tests, which would have
passed him on a pilot's test.
He will now be instructed in
tail-gunnery.
The basement of the
Eagles Hall was tased to
capacity Friday night when
146 business men and new
comers sat down to a banquet
served by the ladies of the
Civic Club. Every available
scat was taken and several
were forced to wait until
later, so big was the crowd.
Several were heard to say it
was the biggest crowd to
assemble in the Eagles Hall
for such an event. The
occasion was the “Friendship
dinner” given by the Com­
mercial Club honoring the
new people who have come to
make their homes among us.
• • •
Ronald Forbes* and Irene
Jayo were announced vale
dictorian and salutatonan
respectively of the Nyssa
High School class of 1955, by
Jack Jenkins, school princi­
pal
Forbes*, highest in the
class of 57 seniors, is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Forbes*. Miss Jayo, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Jayo.
• • •
The male population of
Nyssa is espected to go into
hiding behind an ambush of
facial adornment for the nest
five weeks in preparation for
the annual Owyhee Canyon
celebration. It is espected
that within ten day* not a
man in town will be recogniz­
able escept by the size of his
feet or the area of hi* bald
spot If anyone fails to grow a
beard it will be assumed that
he i* unable to do so.
Duane Alter*, editor and
publisher of the Gale City
Journal is confined at home
following a heart attack
suffered late Tuesday night
of last week. Hi* physician
has ordered a complete bed
rest of at least three weeks’
duration.
30 YEARS AGO
THANK YOU I
I would like to thank the
people who helped me by
subscribing to the Nyssa
Gate City Journal during the
bicycle campaign
Jim Looney
THANK YOU I
I appreciate everybody that
helped me win a bicycle by
subscribing to the Gate City
Journal.
Brenda Sims
THANK YOU I
I would like Io thank all of
those who helped me with my
Gate City Journal subscrip­
tion campaign.
Sincerely. Melissa Baker
THANK YOU I
I would like to thank all the
people who helped me win
one of the prize bicycles by
subscribing to the Nyssa
Gate City Journal.
Sincerely. Lane Seward
THANK YOU I
Thanks to everybody that
subscribed to the Gate City
Journal during the campaign
and helped me to win a
bicycle.
Gary South.
Kingman Kolon y News
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KINGMAN KOLONY -
Rcta Percy of Ontario was a
weekend guest of her parents
Mr and Mrs Carl Piercy.
Mrs. Bill Toomb had
Easter breakfast with her
daughter and husband. Mr
and Mrs. Jim Phifer
Mr and Mrs Ron Miller of
Star spent the weeknd with
her parents. Mr and Mrs.
Wayne Robb.
Sunday dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs Wayne Robb
were Mr and Mrs. Jack
Ward and Sandra of Nyssa
and Mr and Mrs Phillip
Breshears and son Robert of
Roswell.
Klaas l.aan was one of the
pallbearers’ at the funeral of
Mrs. Ruth Sant Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lint Stam
visited Mr and Mrs Klaas
Laan Friday evening.
Easter Sunday dinner gue­
sts in the Klaas Laan home
were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Fisher and family of Parma,
and Mr and Mrs. Rav Laan
and family of Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Foz
were Easter dinner guest* of
Mr. and Mr*. Herschel
Thompson and Mrs. Ethel
Thompson.
Earl Ervin and sons Steve
and Kip were Easter dinner
guests in the Robert Radford
home.
Easter dinner guests of
Mi and Mrs. Frank Rhodes
and family
were Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Gehrke and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pittz and
three girl* of Nyssa.
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Word has been received
from CpI. Ira Ure, Jr., by hi*
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going lately has sure been
rough.” He is engineer
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