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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 1. 1958
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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
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"Adrian Rocket Men" Set Pattern
For Many Fields oi Leadership
One of the greatest thrills we have experienced in
many months occurred Sunday when we were privileged
to witness preparations for, and the firing of, a rocket
by Adrian nigh school’s Science club.
Steve Sayre, Donald Ashcraft, Larry Norris and Les
Brice conceived the idea of the rocket some five months
ago and have had one successful launching and a few
misfires, all of which have added tremendously to their
knowledge, experience and self-training. Their enthus
iasm is spreading to many of their fellow students.
The scientific aspects and the home-made rocket
itself, while a pleasure to inspect, are secondary inso
far as our exultation is concerned. These boys were able
to instill a feeling of utmost confidence in them by the
manner in w'hich they are handling their strictly elec
tive project.
They represent leadership and ability to make elabo-
rate plans many adults might
¿ht copy for any field of en-
deavor.
There was a decided absence of “youthful foolhardi
ness’’ or thrill-seeking desire, but an air of comradeship
accompanied by their American-like banter that never
once overbalanced their common sense when the exact
moment came to become serious in their preparations.
There was every indication of well-planned safety meas
ures for themselves and for other youngsters and adults
present to witness the launching.
These young men actually radiated their scientific
reasoning, months of study and devotion to a project
that has suffered some minor setbacks that only spur
them on to greater efforts for another successful launch
ing of a better and more accurate rocket.
Adrian and Nyssa both have hundreds of youngsters
who are daily displaying similar leadership and common-
sense reasoning, but adults are too often prone to over
look or take for granted the merits of youth. The “Adrian
Rocket Men” are cited because they have started some
thing different in this area and the human angle can
not and should never be overlooked.
While the project did not actually come from the
class rooms, the idea was germinated in Adrian high
school, which, along with parents of the boys and the
entire community, can be justly proud that initiative,
leadership and self-discipline have not faded from the
American scene insofar as adolescents are concerned.
For the Finest Foods "To Go'
THE KWI-CURB
Phone . . . 3 3 6 3
Nyssan Attains
OSC Honorary
Methodist Women
To Attend Meet
Christian Church
Notes
“Jesus said unto them, “I am
the bread of life: he who comes
to me shall not hunger, and he
who believes in me shall never
thirst."—John 6:35.
Sunday, May 4, 9:45 a.m. —
Church school for all ages.
11 am. Sermon by Kenneth
Snodgrass.
6 p.m.—Orchestra practice.
7 p.m.—Youth groups meet.
8 p.m.—Sermon, •‘Disciples Or
ganized to Serve.”
Wednesday, 7 p.m. and 8 p m.—
Bible study and prayer meeting
8 p.m.—Choir practice. Lf you
can’t get to prayer meeting at
7 o’clock, come at 8.
Thursday, 8 p.m. — Education
committee meeting.
Friday, May 2, 12:30 p.m. —
United church women will ob
serve Fellowship day at the Epis
copal church.
Saturday—Camp and conference
rally at La Grande.
Saturday, 8 p.m.— There will
be a film entitled “Angel in Ebo
ny,” at the Methodist church spon
sored by the ministerial associa
tion of Nyssa. Don’t miss it.
Mrs Kinsey Keveren, president
of Women’s Society of Christian
Service, western district of the
Idaho conference and Miss Ellen
Sager. Idaho Conference Women’s
Society youth delegate, both of
Nyssa. will be among 10,000
Methodist women attending the
Fifth assembly of the Women’s
Society of Christian Service in St
Louis, May 6-9.
The assembly is being planned
by the Women’s Division of Chris
tian service of the board of mis
sions of the Methodist church.
The theme will be “Christ’s
Message for Today.” Afternoon
sessions of the assembly will con
sist of discussion groups on na
tional and international issues as
they affect the missionary out
reach of the Methodist church.
Donald Bergam
Donald G. Bergam of Nyssa has
been selected for membership in
the biological sciences honorary
at Oregon State college.
To qualify for membership in
Phi Sigma, students must demon
strate high scholarship and prom-
! ise of future achievement in one
of the biological science fields of
study. Forty-five students were
named for membership this year.j Fifes Announce
Bergam is a senior. A 1947 grad
uate of Nyssa high school, he is | 14th Grandchild
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Fife an
E Bergam of 626 North Second. nounce the arrival of their 14th
grandchild, a girl, born to their
CARD OF THANKS
son,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fife of
I wish to thank all those who Norfolk.
Miss Fife joins two
sent the nice flowers and cards to brothers and
two sisters.
me while I was in the hospital
and since coming home.
Adrian Community
Mrs. Ralph Baxter
METHODIST
Church News
The Rev. Paul Ludlow, Pastor
“Jesus said, ‘Let the children
come to Me, and do not hinder
them; for to such belongs the
kingdom of heaven.”
Thursday, May 1, 2 pm. —
Woman’s Society of Christian Ser
vice will meet in the church par
lor. Mrs. Stanley Andrews, wife
of our district superintendent,
will install officers for the com
ing year.
Friday, May 2, 12:30 p m.—Pot-
luck luncheon of the United
Church Women in the Episcopal
church.
6:30 p.m. — Methodist senior
banquet in the social hall.
Sunday, May 4, 9:45 am. —
Church school for all ages.
11 a m.—Worship service. Chil
dren’s day. Children of the church
school will participate.
7 p.m.—MYF and MIF meetings
in the church.
Monday, May 5, 8 p.m.—Offi
cial board and commission meet
ings in the church.
Wednesday, May 7, 7 p.m.—All-
| church fellowship dinner. Persons
j with May birthdays will be hon
ored.
Thursday, May 8—Young adult
fellowship potluck supper and so-
I cial evening.
Sunday, May 11—Mother’s day.
Annual roll call Sunday.
May 4 to 11 — National family
week.
Evangelist Slated
At Nyssa Church
The Rev. Lewis Bacheller of
Santa Cruz, Calif, will hold evan
gelistic services at the Penecostal
church at North 7th and Emison
beginning Sunday evening, The
Rev. Lyle Haines, local pastor an
nounced.
Rev. Bacheller, well-known
evangelist is a former missionary
to Hawaii and Bible School teach
er. Everyone is invited to attend.
PARMA
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Residential and
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Church News
Thursday, May 1, will be the
regular meeting of the Fidelae
Amicae Girls’ society.
WIRING
Friday, May 2, the Mariner’s j
club will meet with Donna and |
Phone Parma 4-2691
Mervih Peterson with a potluck
supper planned. Please bring j
Licensed in Idaho
your own table service.
and Oregon
All women of the church are in- j
vited to attend the United Church
Women May Fellowship meeting i
Friday, May 2, at the Nyssa Epis
enjoy the new
copal church beginning with a
covered dish dinner and program
million dollar
at 1:30.
difference
Sunday morning, May 4, at the :
morning worship service we are
in travel by
to see some pictures Mr. and Mrs
Kurtz took while on their trip to
TRAILWAYS
Ethiopia and hear of some of their |
experiences.
Sunday afternoon, May 4, the
seventh through ninth grades are New Departure Schedule
From Nyssa
to go to the Boise Southminster
church for a Presbyterial meet-!
ing. Cars will leave the Adrian
EAST: 1:58 am, 5:25 am,
church at 1:30 p.m.
10:18 am, 7:10 pm,
Summed conferences are: Saw-
8:50
am (Boise local)
tooth family camp, July 3-6; No.
WEST: 12:12 am, 3:35 am,
1 Sawtooth junior high, July 7-
8:20 pm via Burns,
14; Seabeck, July 14-21; Sawtooth I
1:03 pm via John
No. 2 junior high, July 14-21;
Sawtooth senior high, Aug. 15-22.
Day,
7:05 pm local to
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dewey spent
Weiser, Idaho
Sunday in Weiser visiting Mrs.
Evelyn Oasmus and with Mr. and
Mrs. Tex Davis and family at On-1
511 MAIN ST.
tario.
Karma Kesler and Amy Lewis
Phone 6686
left Saturday on a 10-day trip to j
California.
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T A Y L O R ’S
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special
SPRING
values
Owyhee Community
Church Notes
Fellowship Day
Set for May 2
“Verily, verily, I say unto you,
He that heareth My word and be
lieveth on Him that sent me, hath United Church Women will ob
everlasting life and shall not serve
Fellowship Day, May
come into condemnation; but is 2, at the Muy Episcopal
church in Nys
passed from death unto life.”
with a covered dish luncheon
—John 5 24 sa
at 12:30 p.m. preceding
Wednesday night prayer meet beginning
the
program.
ing was held at the Harold Dail Guest speakers will be Dr.
home.
and Mrs Edna
Tonight (Thursday) will be [ Grant B. of Hughes
the Malheur County
youth rally at Willowcreek. Ev Blaylock
eryone is asked to be at the Health department.
church and ready to leave at 7:15. Theme for the day, "A Place
Friday night all teachers for To Live” will highlight a study
Bible schpol meet at the parson of housing and relations to condi
tions in the community.
age.
SHOP NYSSA
AND SA VE!
Shop Nyssa on Tuesdays and Win!
Each Tuesday, a Name of Some
Person Will Be Drawn
At 3:00 p.m.
NEXT TUESDAY, MAY 6
Will be available to some person
who is in any of the business
firms listed below . . .
The name will be drawn from the sub
scriber list of Nyssa's Idaho Power Co.
patrons. If you are on another listing,
register at the Nyssa Insurance Agency.
Idaho Dapartmanl Stora
Nyssa Pharmacy
Brownl* s Cafa
Wilson Bros- Dept. Stora
Idaho Power Co.
Wilaon'a Supor Markat
Ban Franklin Stora
M & W Markat
Tha First National Bank
Gate City Journal
Taylor'« Food Markat
Nyssa Food Center
Brackan'a Dapt. Stora
Ideal Gas & Appliance
Firastone Daalar Stora
Paulus Jewelry
Edar Hardwara
Carl & Burt's Machine Shop
O. K. Rubbar Welder»
Bob Thompson Agency
Polar Bear
Nyssa Insurance Agency
Owyhee Drug Stora
Tha Food Mart
Barnard Eastman Insurance Nyssa Co-op Supply
Bennett 's Cafe
Sponsored by Nyssa Chamber of Commerce
Businessmen’s Committee
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