Thursday. April 1. 1976
Nyssa Gate City Journal. Nyssa Oregon
Page Three
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THE PAST
10 YEARS AGO
Nyaaa's first annual Thun-
dcregg Day, event, sche
duled for August 3-6 i*
expected to draw thousand*
of visitors to town for guided
tours into the rock area* and
to see the display* of Snake
River Gem Club*.
A ( hamber of Commerce
committee promoting the
event it headed by Harold
Brendle with Lloyd Mackrill
•nd Stan McNutt assisting.
• • •
Ted Krause arrived home
March 2-1 and i* visiting hi*
parent*. Mr and Mr* Virgil
Krause and other relative*.
He recently completed 11
weeks of basic training at the
San Diego Naval Center and
will leave April 5 to report to
the Great Lake* Naval
Training Hase for
week* of
schooling a* a gunner's mate
t echic ian.
20 YEARS AGO
Mi»» Nannetta Bybee,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. D
O. Bybee of Nyssa war
chosen as one of the singer*
from among 500 applicants to
*mg with the famed Brigham
Young University capella
choir She is now touring with
the choir appearing on
television and radio broad
cast* al Idaho Fall*. Hillings
•nd other western cities.
Miss Bvbce is an honor
graduate of Nyssa High
School and i* now a junior al
BYU in Provo. Utah
• • •
The annual cancer crusade
of the American Cancer
Society will gel underway
Sunday and continue through
April. In Malheur county, the
crusade will be headed by
Mrs John Broad of Nyssa.
30 YEARS MM
A variety of entertainment
numbers centering about the
theme "Roses of Picardy”
were presented at the annual
Cinderella Hall sponsored by
the Girls League of Nyssa
High School in the gym
nasium last Friday night.
Olean Wells crowned the
junior Cinderella. Kave Ham
mon and the junior prince
Philip Tucker and Cinderella
Marie Seburn and Prince
Tom Moore.
Members of the junior
court were: Nancy Ross.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank all the
people who helped me win a
bicycle by subscribing to the
Nyssa Gate City Journal.
Deanna Robbins
Thank* to everybody that
tubsenbed to the Gate City
Journal during the campaign
and helped me to win a
bicycle.
Gary South
I would like to thank all the
people who helped me win
one <4 the prize bicycle* by
subscribing to the Nyssa
Gate City Journal.
Shane Seward
I would like to thank the
people who helped me win a
bicycle by subscribing to the
Nyssa Gate City Journal
during the
subscription
campaign.
Andy Wolf
Frank Morris, Sharon Fox.
Bill Russell. Patricia Nichol
son Gary DeRock, Margery
Dodd. Delbert Toombs, Irene
Taylor, Bob Esplin, Kay
Ballentine, Stanley Byers.
The senior* included Don
Herren, duke; Lorraine Farr,
duchess. Beverly Ure, Geo
rge Billing*. Verla Jensen.
Ray Bybee, June Savage.
Mark Hartley, Ellen Herr
man. Jerry Bellon, Patty
Chard, Laverale Toombs,
Alene Ward. Larry Dimmick,
Adrienne Peterson and Bob
Church.
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40 YEARS AGO
MAID O' CLOVER
Frank Leuck, pioneer black
smith of Nyssa passed away
Saturday after a lingering
illness. Frank Leuck was bom
May 12, 1871 near Harper.
Iowa, the son of Nicholas
Leuck and Anna Fosch
Leuck. For the first 17 years
of his life, his home was in
Iowa with his folks and then
he accompanied them when
they moved to Wayne County.
Nebraska. It was while in
Nebraska he took up black
smithing and served his
apprenticeship. He was mar
ried on May 5, 1903 to
Wilhelmina Muth at Wayne.
Nebraska In 1911 the family
moved to Nyssa where he
operated a blacksmith for
many years and also did
some farming
50 YEARS AGO
The oiling of the Old
Oregon Trial from The Dalles
to Ontario will be underway
nest week if the weather
permits, according to Mr
Duby, highway engineer of
Baker
It is planned to
commence the work on the
20 mile stretch at Arlington
which was not oiled last year,
and also to start another
oiling crew at Ontario.
• • •
C. J. Flemming, the
prominent Arcadia farmer, is
the proud possessor of a new
Ford. He made hi* first trip
to Nyssa in the new machine
Sunday.
• • a
Dr. Sarazin and Prof.
Nedry went Io Boise Saturday
and took in all the sights of
the metropolis, including the
Salvation Army.
•
•
•
Edwin Wilson of Big Bend
was in Nyssa recently and
added his name to the
Journal's growing list of
subscribers.
a • •
Many good citizens heeded
the advice of the hint of the
City Council and cleared up
their vards this week.
a
a
a
J. Bovdell. manager of the
Cozy Theatre, is arranging to
put on another good serial
soon.
I won a prize bicycle
Saturday for selling subscrip
tions to the Gate City
Journal. Thanks to everybody
who helped me by sub
scribing.
Warren Goodwin
I appreciate everybody that
helped me win. a bicycle by
subscribing to the Nyssa
Gate City Journal.
Diana Martinez
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