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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JO U R N A L . NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JU N E 7. 1956 PA G E FOUR THE GATE CITY JOURNAL and Publisher DUANE A. A L T E R S ............................... Editor Duane R. Alters and Geo. W bo non. Owners Stranger In The County By BUI C Christian Church Methodist Church Two Nyssa Students Among BYU Grads News Auction Saturday T w o N yssa s tu d e n ts »tre am o n g T h e N yssa Christian c hurc h is h a v in g a n auction sale S a tu rd a y , J u n e 9th a t 1:30 pan on the Nyssa gra d e school law n The purpose of th e a u c tio n u to m ake e n ough m on e y to com plete the s a n c tu a ry a n d get o u t of th e basement. T h e r e will be many kinds of item s sold including stock, feed, f a r m m a c h in e r y , lawn and g a rd e n e q u ip m e n t, household appliances, f u r n itu r e , c lothing and m any m is c e llaneous items. Christian c h u r ches th r o u g h o u t the valley ha v e helped c o n tr ib u te to the sale. T h e C h r is tia n Womens F e llo w ship w ill h a v e a han d w o rk table w h e r e they will sell dish towels, aprons, pillow cases, and o th e r h a n d w o rk . R e fre sm e n ts will be sold by the c h u r c h w ith p lenty of free coffee for all. I hope to forgive n d ivine for I really e r r e d last w eek w hen I NIWSMMI neglected to include in a c u tlin e Single C o p i e s ___ .10 the n a m e of L in d a T aylor, d a u g h P UBL I S H t RS In M a lh e u r C o u n ty , Oregon, te r of Mr. a n d Mrs F. J. Taylor, and P a y e tte a n d C a nyon ASS OCI ATI ON Vale w ho was th e J e r s e y Princess Counties, Idaho: at the show ing held h e re May 26. 1 Y ear $3 00 Linda, who had a busy a fte rn o o n p a ing out a w a r d s and trophies * > Mon tin $2.oo NATIONAL EDITOtlAL was in the fro n t page p ic tu re w ith E lse w h e re in th e USA., th e g ra n d c h a m p io n b u t only a s T ò c ìà t i i v r Year $400 m am a, poppa a n d the boy friend 6 M onths $2 50 would be able to tell it. AF F I L I AT I M I M M I (S tric tly in A d v a n c e ) A nd here w e sold the colored p a p e r for the crow n! P u b lish e d e v e ry T h u r s d a y a t Nyssa. M a lh e u r C o u n ty , O regon. Also im agine th a t Eva Boydell Entered at the postoffice a t Nyssa, O regon for tra n sm issio n w h e th e r or not I got OUT of th ro u g h th e U nited S ta te s Mails, as a second class m a tte r , u n the th ird gra d e w he n I spelled Q uebec "Q ube c " <yid d id n 't d e r th e act of M arch 3, 1879. ca tc h it. a u c tio n S a tu r d a y at 1:30 p.m. R a th e r puzzled w h e n I learned A n d th e stu ff to be offered isn't th a t Hal H enigson ow n e d a speed a b u n c h of junk, either. Not g r a p h ic —the sam e ty p e of press w h e n th e y include holsteins, c a m e ra I own. T h e n I sta rte d gilt o u t of sta te reserve c h a m Oregon may follow Idaho's policy of penalizing minors figuring L e t’s see, H a l’s office pion. p o w e r mowers, household who buy alcoholic beverages as well as the persons who ' is only a block a w a y from w h e re ; a p p lia n c e s a n d fu rn itu re in top sell to them, it has been indicated in a report from the the police cars pa rk , only two- con d itio n a n d dozens of a s s o r t blocks from th e fire station, on | ed c a r e f u lly chosen items. T hey Oregon Liquor Control commission. th e m a in hig h w a y th ro u g h w hich a re also going to have r e f r e s h The OLCC reported that a group of district attorneys race sta te police and A M B U L - : m e n ts for sale and (ug) free and juvenile officers advocated this typd of action at a ANCES . . . . yep, m a k e s sense coffee. D ro p around a n d help at that! meeting in Portland last week. Idaho recently adopted y o u rse lf a n d th e c hurch at the H aving my tro u b le s w ith Pica,| sa m e tim e. No, sister. I'm not a such a policy and, according to reports, has found it o u r now seven w eeks old cocker. m e m b e r . effective. In the past, the attitude in both states has been S h e ’s be ginning to get the idea D o n ’t get the w rong im pression somewhat biased in favor of law-breaking juveniles, re on some very im p o r ta n t in-the- if H a ro ld B r e n d le ’s e y e ’s a r e a gardless of circumstances involved. house training, b u t in th e y a rd little re d a n d he y a w n s in y o u r it’s AWFUL. face by S a tu r d a y . P e te r s o n ’s is There have been a few instances in this locality in We a re try in g to grow a n a s s ta r tin g a M a y ta g m a r a t h o n — which youngsters, who appeared to be four or five years th r o u g h S atu rd ay — s o r tm e n t of flowers. In spite of T h u r s d a y older than their actual age, have purchased beer or all we can do, and no m a tte r how a r o u n d th e clock. Bob W ilson liquor from innocent dealers then turned them in for fleet afoot, she a lw a y s beats us p ro b a b ly w o n ’t be too sp ry e ith e r. H e’s b e e n m a r k in g d o w n item s selling to minors. Such incidents are the exception rath to the pansy bed Believe I m e n tio n e d last w eek d a y a n d n ig h t prior to th e big er than the rule, however. in w h ic h Idaho to w n she w as sale w h ic h will s ta r t a t W ilson According to OLCC, fines and jail sentences may be B r o th e rs this Friday. p u rchased. levied against minors for possession of alcoholic bever A t this w ritin g o th e r stores « r e S o rry to see Bill J a r r e t t leave ages and for falsifying age to secure liquor. Nyssa high for O ntario. T h o u g h t p la n n in g specials. B e tte r you a lot of Bill but now w he n b a s k e t sho u ld m a k e Nyssa y o u r sh opping The proposal is a good one and should be followed ball season rolls a ro u n d I've got h e a d q u a r te r s this w eekend. through as a preventive measure rather than with the H e a rd K a te S m ith S u n d a y to le a rn to h a te him. idea of meting out punishment. O n ta rio is m o v in g up to th e A- night. W h a t a joy to be able to 1 class n e x t y e a r a n d it’s a step listen to m elodies sung on kev up for J a r r e t t so I’ll ha v e to wish w ith p e rfe c t diction r a th e r than th e succession of b u rp s a n d blasts him lu c k —up to a point. th a t n o w in tr ig u e the y o u n g in S ta r tin g a S p a n ish colum n this he a rt. w eek w hich w e hope will be T h o u g h t of the w eek: in te re stin g to ou r m a n y su m m e r | G uess I’ll s h u t up. Bye Nyssa M o rn in g s e r m o n —P r o o f th a t T h o u g h a h u n d r e d crooked visitors h e re in tow n. You who by now God exists. p a th s m ay lead to te m p o r a r y su c 'Evening s e r m o n —T h e e n d of cess, th e re is only o n e th a t leads once w e r e S p a n ish stu d e n ts m ight ha v e q u ite a tim e r e a d in g it to- t h e age. to hea v e n a n d e te rn a l life, the check how m u c h you r e m e m b e r i J Y F and C Y F m e t a t th e w ay that C h rist w a lk e d W hich re m in d s m e —sa w a n ! ehurch. in te re stin g sa n d lo t g a m e the ; P r a y e r m e e tin g a n d Bible s t u o th e r d a y d o w n n e a r th e labor i C o m e D ouble discussion will be dy will be held a t th e c h u rc h hold F rid a y ev e n in g a t 8:00, J u n e W ednesday e v e n in g s at 8 o ’clock c a m p Q u ite a g ang of sm all fry I w e re playing, including M exicans, U a t the S h e r b e r t home. Topic- w ith J o e S te p h e n s in charge. I negroes and w h ite c h ild re n .; will be H e a v e n and Hell. j S p o r ts m a n s h ip w a s tops, the fun j Daily V acation Bible School g e n u in e and the tim e w ell spent. • W om ens F e llo w sh ip group s ta r ts J u n e 18 a n d lasts th r o u g h S o m eone had a p p a r e n tly neg-j m e e tin g s w e r e held May 24 the 29 for all c h ild re n frorn^ the | lected to tell th e m they belonged j G r o u p No. 1 had an all day, pot- age of 4 ye a rs a n d up. , to d iff e r e n t races. luck, m e e ting tying quilts. T h e r e T he W om e n’s M issionary S o c F r id a y night I in v ite d th e sec-j w e re seven ladies present G ro u p iety will m eet T u e s d a y a fte rn o o n No. 2 m et at the hom e of Mrs. w ith Mrs. J o e S te p h e n s in Cow re ta r y of the Eagles to d in n e r I T u e sd a y including, of course, his E m e rso n B in g a m a n . T hey w orked Hollow a t 2 o’clock. j wife, m y m a in reason. He d i d n ’t • it b aby b la n k e ts. R e fre sh m e n ts | e ve n believe m e u n til M o n d a y .' w e re served by the hoste.- .es T h e r e will be a churcWi board | I’m a ssu m in g he will h a v e sh o w n ; m e e tin g at th e H o m e r W hitm a n D aily vacation bible school h o m e T u e sd a y e v e n in g at 8 o ' , up last T uesday. J u s t H A P P E N E D to look u p , s ta r te d M onday w ith 45 c h ild re n clock. a n d notice the C h r is tm a s lights. I a tte n d in g the first day. It wilj R e m in d s m e <>f a n o t h e r p r e - , c o n tin u e until F r id a y J u n e lft‘. Youth a c tivity night will> be C h ristm a s ac tiv ity in w h ic h m y , w ith the p ro g ra m te n ta tiv e ly set lo r S u n d a y , J u n e 17. All c h ild re n held a t th e c h u rc h T h u rsd a y ister and 1 w e re im plicated sev- o f all faiths, from 4 th r o u g h 12 e v e n in g at 7 o'clock A baseball e ia l ye a rs ago. My m o th e r w as proud of h e r ▼cars of a ge a re w elcom e Hours g a m e is scheduled w ith th e G ra c e sm all v e g e ta b le garden. S h e was » 00 to 11 4:, 4 Mitile C h u rc h of P a rm a . also too proud to w e a r glasses B e su re a n d come o u t fo r a u c * Election of officers at Y oung o th e r th a n for reading. O n e a f te r tion sale, S a tu r d a y , J u n e 8. to lie P e o p le ’s for the com ing su m m e r noon siste r a n d I sn e a k e d o u t to hi kl on the school grounds, s t a r t i m o n th s include: P r e s id e n t, May the to m a to p a tc h a n d tied red ing in the a fte rn o o n All proceixis Y oneyam a; vice pre sid e n t, San- C h ristm a s tr e e o r n a m e n ts on th e pc to w a rd finishing the c h u rc h i n I d r a Day; s e c re ta ry and tr e a su re r, p la n ts a n d th e n called her. S u c h e x c itm e n t! M other took te r io r All the C h ristia n c hurches Molly Y oneyam a. and c a p ta in of one look and called in all the < the baseball team , S ta n Mills. • f the valley a r e helping neig h b o rs from blocks around, W ithout fa ith in God, maw, the T h e r e will lie a m e e tin g of all a n n o u n c in g th a t w e had the first m o r ta l loses his only hope D aily V a c a tion Bible School a n d by fa r the ripest tom atoes in w o r k e r s S a tu r d a y ev e n in g a t 8 Spokane! Mrs. R obert Neer. S h e p h a m e And we all had a h e llu v a lot o'c loc lr wnd C y n th ia of P o rtla n d are v is it of fun! ing at the h om e of h e r p a re n ts, W hile th e shock of m e m e n Rev. K e n n e th H im nle is teach- i Mr a n d Mr* K I P e te rso n , Mei tioning c h u r c h n e w s in this mg Daily V a c a tion Bible S c hool' ▼ in and D onna of A drian. c o lu m n m ight be too m uch, F rid a y guests at the Boyd Wd- at th e P a rk C o m m u n t i t y S u n d a y ! re a d o n —it will do you good— school In-tween O n ta r io a n d Wei- •oii hom e w ere Mrs Roy Will.sey a n d sa v e you m oney. T h e C h r i s of Kufrada, W ash . Mrs. H e n ry ser for the n e x t tw o w e e k s tia n c h u r c h w a n ts to get o u t of B n u r of Q uincy, Mrs A a ron l.eo th e hole— in th e basem en!, th a t a n d Mrs E R G askill of O n ta r io USE T H E C L A S S I F I E D ADS is and to do so is h o lding a n SUBSCRIPTION RATES :!T«3N Sharing Responsibility Christian Church Owyhee Community Notes Church News “ H a v e I not c o m m a n d e d thee? the 1956 g r a d u a tin g class Be stro n g a n d of good c oura ge ; be n o t afraid, n e ith e r be thou d is B rig h a m Y oung U n iv e rsity m a y ed; for th e L o r d th y God is w ith th e e w h ith e r s o e v e r thou go- e st.” J o s h u a 1:9. Electrical Gift Headquarters T h e Rev. F r a n k Reyes, w h o h a j r e tu r n e d re c e n tly to Nyssa to w o rk a m o n g th e m ig ra n ts, s u p plied for Rev. L udlow S u n d a y m orning. His subje c t w as “ D e liver us from Evil.” We w elcom e the Rev. a n d Mrs. R eyes into ou r c o m m u n ity . Rev. a n d Mrs. L u d lo w a tte n d e d th e g r a d u a tio n of th e ir d a u g h te r. M arilyn, from th e W illa m e tte U n iv e rsity in S a le m S u n d a y , the 3rd; a n d from th e r e w e n t to Rose- b u rg to a tte n d th e w e d d in g of th e ir son, Willis. The June Bride will a p p re c ia te your thoughtfulness in giving h e r a p p li a n c e s th at a d d so m uch to m odern living— J u n e 7, T h u r s d a y (Today) 2 p m.—W S C S will hold th e ir general m e e tin g a t th e hom e of Mrs. V e r na T obler, 206 P a r k A venue. See Us For - — Sunday, J u n e 10— M ethodist S tu d e n t Day. T h e se rm o n topic for the 11 o’clock service w ill be: “T h e Vow of C o u ra g e .” T e x t Jo sh - j ua 1:9. MYF m e e tin g s a t th e c h u r c h at 7 o’clock. • • • • • • M onday, J u n e 11, 8 p. m.—O f ficial b oa rd m e e tin g a t church. B eg in n in g M onday, J u n e 11. a n d c o n tin u in g u n til J u n e 22. D aily V a c a tio n C h u rc h School. 9 to 11 a. m. each day. K i n d e r g a r t e n —4-5 y e a r olds— “T o g e th e r in o u r C h u r c h .” P r i m a r y —G ra d e s 1, 2, 3— “Out-1 doors in P a le stin e .” J u n io r s — G r a d e s 4, 5, 6 — | “ L e a rn in g to K n o w the B ible.” “ E x p lo rin g the Bible w ith in- j te r m e d ia te s — gra d e s 7 and 8. Automatic washers, dryers Home freezers Vacuum cleaners Clocks Coffee makers Radios — TV's And Dozens More Acceptable Gifts For The Modem Homemaker PH ILC O — W ESTIN G O U SE — A DM IRA L A PPL IA N C ES S u n d a y , J u n e 17— F a t h e r ’s Day. O p o r tu n ity will be given for those w ho d e sire to u n ite w-ith t h e 1 church. Mr. and Mrs. F re ll Blair, Boyd and S h a r o n r e tu r n e d re c e n tly a f te r a ten d a y visit w ith Mr. and Mrs. E d w a rd L e a v itt a n d Mr. and Mrs. R osem ond B la ir in Lew iston, Utah. Nyssa Furniture O ne Block W est of the D epot Phone 6633 LUCKY DAYS C O NTINU E AT PETERSON FURNITURE May Slips m u st be re deem ed by J u n e 16 SAVE YOUR JU N E S L IP S — YOUR PU R C H A SE S MAY BE FREE! Nyssa «M» 4M» t,” * . cr Last Month's LUCKY DAY C hiol of P o lire E. L. H ansen is show n d ra w ing th e lucky d a te from a box held by H arold B rendle, sto re m an ager. Provo, U tah, a c c o rd in g to a n a n n o u n c e m e n t th is w eek F ra n c e s F e ik a n d M a x W a y n e B laylock w e re a m o n g those r e ceiving th e ir de gre e s a t th e U n i at v e rsity ’s 81st a n n u a l c o m m e n c e at m e n t exercises held F rida y. Ob, the wonderful dinners, luncheons, buffets she'll prepare! Cleaning, washing, homemaking in general will be easier, more fun, more successful with these marvelous electric helpers. A coffee-maker, food mixer, deep-fat fryer, clock, vacuum cleaner . . . all welcome, useful gifts for the bride. So, do your wedding-gift shopping at your electric appliance dealer's. He'll be happy to help you find a suitable electric gift well within your budget. I DAHO V POWER ¿fcctlü u ä / Dc*s So MUCH-Costs Sc LIT T L E !
