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Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon
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the act of March 3, 1879
To escape comment or criticism, do nothing, be
nothing, say nothing.
It's Rodeo Time Again in Nyssa
After skipping a year, Nyssa will pick up where it
left off in 1955 with the 11th’ Nyssa Nite Rodeo on Fri
day and Saturday nights.
Although sponsored by the Owyhee Riding club with
Lynn Snodgrass as the general manager ar.d “ the man
with the push," the event can be called Nyssa’s because
of the town-wide support extended from every quarter.
Local business firms—40 of them to be exact—are show
ing their appreciation to Mr. Snodgrass and the Riding
club for the manner in w’hich this and previous shows
were staged without asking for financial help.
They have proved the show can be self-sustaining
and because of that fact, these 40 business firms, through
the Chamber of Commerce merchants committee, are
helping publicize the event throughout the lower Snake
river valley with thousands of circulars containing a
wide variety of ads with Nyssa Nite Rodeo as the theme.
Before anyone suggests that the advertising promo
tion has a tinge of commercialism on the part of business
firms, it must be remembered that a many-fold purpose
is the objective, including: 1) Telling the entire area
about the, rodeo, 2) Informing people of the same area
about Nyssa, 3) Emphasizing the fact that so many bus
iness firms can and do cooperate so whole-heartedly on a
single cause, 4) Bringing attention to the fact that re
tail firms have such a wide variety of merchandise at
more than attractive prices.
Of all forms of entertainment, rodeos probably head
the list in all-out attendance records. People just natur
ally like to see bucking horses, bull-dogging, riding club
drills and all the other events that go with rodeos Those
who are ‘‘lukewarm" about this popular form of enter
tainment soon become enthusiastic because of the wide
spread, popular appeal.
If you want to see a friend or acquaintance from any
part of the area, be in Nyssa Friday and Saturday and
at the rodeo grounds both evenings.
Missionary Baptist
Church News
Adrian Community
Church News
Sunday school— 10:00 a m.
Worship— 10:00 a m.
Youth group—7 p m
Preaching service—8:00 p.m.
Wednesday, 8 00 p m.—Bible
study and prayer.
Eld E. J. Martin, pastor Phone
3190
Young people’s meeting and
choir practice each Wednesday
evening at 8:00 p m.
Thursday, July 10, Mary and
Martha society will meet with
Mrs Henry Day with Mrs Wor
den, assistant hostess The wor
ship service to be led by Mrs
John Auker; prayer cycle, Mrs.
John Steiner and program leader,
Mrs Eastman
The Mariners will meet Sunday,
July 13 for a picnic dinner with
Meta and Dudley Kurtz. Please
bring your own table service.
Sunday July 13. Kav Borge
and Clifford Looney will tell of
the Synodical conference they at
tended at Payette Lakes recently.
It was a conference of the Boise
Presbytery of all the senior high
young peoples groups Also, Lor-
ena Ashcraft will tell of the week
she spent recently in Salem, at
tending the Girls’ State meeting
PETE'S T.V. TIPS
A weak picture tube need not
always be replaced A dim pic
ture or one lacking in contrast are
two of the many symptoms of an
ailing picture tube. Most service
men have an instrument that will
test the condition of your picture
tube If the tube tests weak, your
serviceman can quickly rejuve
nate it. The length of time reju-
nation will last is somewhat in
definite. However, some picture
tubes hav» gained from one to
three years extra service. Best
results are obtained before the
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fox and
picture tube becomes too weak
For this reason I make it a prac Mr and Mrs Harlan Fox visited
tice to check the tube on all ser relatives at Grangevillc, Ida . the
vice calls and advise the customer Fourth
Mr. and Mr». Thomas Drydale
o f its condition.
and Duane, accompanied by J
PETERSON T. V.
Johnson, Mr and Mrs George
A d ria n . O reg o n
Coleman and family and Violet
P h o n e N y u a 2378
Rose Drydale of Caldwell spent
If N o A n sw er. C all 2311
the Fourth near Ironside picnick
ing and fishing
Large Gathering
Celebrates 4th
At Mendazonas
By Mrs. Chet Mills
Phone 3281
Fourth of July picnic dinner
guests at the home of Mr and
Mrs Georce Mer.darona were
Mr and Mrs John Aldate and
family. Mrs Celas Arana and
family. Mr and Mrs Ted Totorica
all of Boise, Mr and Mrs Segundo
Totorica of Grandview. Ida , Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Mendaxpna and
Mrs Henry Westfall of Payette
and Mr. and Mrs George Vande-
wsll and family of Nyssa Mr and
Mrs John Aldate and family re
mained to visit over the weekend
METHODIST
CHUBCH NEWS
“ And when He had giver,
thanks. He brake it and said.
Take eat: this .s my body which
is broken for you: this do in re
membrance of me."—I Cor. 1124
Saturday. July 12. 7:30 am. —
Senior H: MYFers meet at the
church to leave for camp
Sunday, July 13, 945 a m —
Church school for everyone
11 am .—Worship service with
holy communion. Special music.
7 p.m.—MTF. MYF ar.d older
youth meet.r.gs
Monday. July 14 8 p m —Offic
ial board meeting in the church
AH interested in the business of
the church are invited to attend
Wednesday July 16 from 7-10
p m .—Ice cream social on the
lawn of the Maulding residence.
203 N 4th St Th.s is sponsored
by the Ma-Pa group for the bene
fit of the building fund and the
buying of dishes. For tickets con
tact Mrs. Walt Roth or any Ma-
Pa member
Thursday. July 17—Woman’s
Society of Christian Service
Physicians and
Surgeons
J. R . C U N D A L L
D *n ti»t
Sarasin Clinic
Dial 2638
Nyssa
Oregon
J. W. OLSEN. DMD
DENTAL CLINIC
7th and Bower
Dial 3311
SAR AZIN CLINIC
Sarazin. M D
K E Kerbv. M D
K A. Danford. M.D
J J
Dial 2241
Physicians and Surgeons
M AULDING CLINIC
L.
EDWIN W. OLDHAM. DC
Chiropractic Physician
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Electso- Therapy
Phone 32*0
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101 East First Street
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Nyssa, Oregon
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Veterinarians
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N Y SSA VETERINARY
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CLINIC
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Dr. B. E. Rom —Dr. » . R- Mason
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Large and Small Animal»
Dial *01
407 Main St.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee and
Mr and Mrs. Owen Froerer and
sons and Dick Alvard of Ontario,
Calif., spent the Fourth holidays
at Deadwood.
Irene and Debra Brower are
visiting their grandparents in Ru
pert, Ida., for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Glade Chadwick
and Mary Ann attended the fire
works display in Caldwell Friday
evening.
Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Danford re
turned Sunday evening from a
camping and fishing trip to Burg
dorf, Ida. They report the fishing
very good.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elkins and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Newgen
spent the holiday week end camp
ing and fishing at Anthony Lake
near Baker.
sons were 4th of July dinner
euests at the Dale Clarey home at
Parma Mrs Ted Crosby of Po
mona, Calif., also a guest, return
ed home with the Walters to
spend a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer visited
at the Howard Evans home at
Parma Sunday to see their new
great-granddaughter, Mary Ann
Watts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rodger Watts, born July 1.
Mr and Mrs. Lyle Williams of
McMinnville, Ore. and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Deffer and Kathleen
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Wil
liams.
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Sale Ends July 13
Nyssa Motors, Inc.
Hours 10 to 12 and 2 ta 5
Saturday 10 to 1*.
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9" x 9"
WHITE
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PAINT
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Sec ¡/our local authorized Chevrolet dealer
Grant B. Hugh*«. M.D.
Physician—Surgeon
2 North Main St
T OC AT. NEWS
Mary Daniord. daughter of Dr.
and Mrs K A. Danford, spent
the holidays at Payette Lakes
with Suzv Stunz. daughter of Mr
and Mr? Gene Stunz.
Mrs. Douglas Sleep of Salem
visited several days last week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Eastman.
Wendy and Daphne Alkenson
of Boise are spending two week*
with their grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Jones, while their
parents, Mr and Mrs Jack At-
kenson, are vacationing in Cali
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKee and
family of The Dalles arrived last
Thursday to spend the week end
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George McKee. Ac
companying the McKees from The
Dalles was Miss Diane Schweizer
who traveled on to Boise Friday
to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McConnell. Miss Schwei
zer returned to Nyssa Monday to
join the Jack McKee family on
their return trip home
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jefferies
and family returned home Friday
after spending a week visiting
relatives in Salt Lake Citv.
Twenty-six children and adults
received their first holy com
munion during the past week at
St Hubert’s Catholic church in
Nyssa. the Rev Father John
Baumgartner announced Friday,
July 4. Maria. Irma and d o n a
Garza came to the eight o'clock
mas* ar.d for the first time came
to the communion railing
Sunday. July 6. Notmi Trevino.
Tony Sanchez. Maria Sanchez.
Pa*racir:a Gonzalez and Maria
Lonez r f the Nvssa labor camp
received for the first • me at the 8
o’clo'k mass alone with Carmen.
Rosalie and Sherley Campos of
Adrian.
Mr Mancias brought a bus load
of children from the Adrian labor
camp for the 10 o’clock mass. The
following children and a number
of adults made their first holy
communion at this mass: Dolores,
Carolina. Elsa and Maria Ayala,
Rogelio Vela. Elezar and Miguel
Ruiz, Amador Lopez. Josephine
Correo. Maria. Tomasita and Es
ther Gonzales, GuadaluDe Lara,
Frances Rojas and Rogelio Alan
iz.
Miss Florence Eckert of Marie-
mont. Ohio, has been instructing
these youngsters during the pa*t
month both in Spanish ^nd Eng
lish.
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During her stay in Malheur
county. Miss Eckert has roomed
at the home of Mrs. Eddie Powell.
Here are 5 9 reasons why Chevy's 58's biggest seller!
Dial 2216
H ours: 10 to 12 and 2 to S
Office
Young People
Are Attending
Wallowa Camps
At St. Hubert's
BOISE PAYETTE
SPECIALS OF
THE WEEK
C la y to n M o r g a n . M D
Physicians and Surgeons
Office 3365
The Rev Paul Ludlow, paster
of Nyssa Methodist church di
rected a vocational guidance tour
of Method.st institutions for 27
h.gh school seniors and graduates
from June 23 to July 1.
The tour, made by chartered
bus. took them to institutions in
Oregon. Washington, ar.d North
Idaho Among places v^.ted were
the College of Pudge: Sound. Wil
lamette University, hospitals, two
retirement homes at Salem ar.d
Des Moines. W ash. a children’s
home at Everett and two Wesley
youth centers
During the nine-day tour, the
group was housed and served
meals at various churches along
the way.
sadeodavsg hspeuou rmedwfbba!
"H< that turr.eth away h.s ear
from hear.r.g the law, even h:s
prayer shall be abomination"
Pzc verbs 2S 9
Sunday evening services were
giver, by the young people of the
churvs. Hymns were led by Jim
Fanr. *r Russe" Reed and David
Smith: scripture read-ng by Dar
rel Wilson: prayer by Gary Niel
sen: testimonies by Gary Price,
Conn e Price Bonnie Aral. Linda
Roberts ar.d Eddie Loertnp Spec
s ’. musical numbers by Jennifer
and Joann Stephen. Paul and
Cher e Okano: poems by B.Uv
Nielsen. Kirer. Norland and Rob
ert R tch-.e. ushers. Melvin Wilson
and Ruey A tag:
Church board meeting was held
at the parsonage
Wednesday night prayer and
Bible study group met with the
Shirley Boseliys
Thursday, Womens Missionary
meeting will be at the home of
Marjorie Chapin.
Thursday. Women’s Missionary
rallv at Jamieson.
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b y F it h t r E v e r y w in d ow ol ovary
C h t v y ii S o l e l y Plot« G lo u .
M a u l d i n g , M .D .
D a ily E x c e p t Saturday and
S u n d a y S a tu rd a y 10 to 12
Owyhee Community 26 Individuals
Church Notes
Take Communion
Ludlow Directs
Vocational Tour
To Three States
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr and Mrs Earl Croc
ker were Don Knowles of Oak-
ridge. Calif. Mr and Mrs Lee
Saxton of Boise. Mr. and Mrs
Perry Boles of Vale, and Mr and
Mrs. Duane Fenn of Nvssa
Mr and Mrs. Carl Jungquist of
American Falls, Ida., arri%-ed at
the home of her mother. Mrs. S
E Boselly where they visited un and sons spent Saturday night
Kathleen MoPartland. Nancy
til Thursday
camping out at the head of Owy Quast, Susan Roth. Janet Cole
Mr and Mrs Charles Share at hee dam.
man and Judy Wilson are attend
tended the rodeo at Vale Sunday j The Owyhee Livestock 4-H club ing Christian Adventure camp at
evening.
meeting will be held Thursday at Wallowa Lake July 7 to 12
The Rev. Paul Ludlow is serv
Mr. and Mrs Darrell Williams the Ira Price home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott left ing as dean of the camp which
and granddaughter and Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Tallman and family Thursday to spend the 4th of July is the first to meet in the new Bai
were guests at the Homer Brewer week end visiting Mr. and Mrs ley lodge. Mrs. Raymond Sager is
home for a 4th of July barbecue Frank Cummins at Elgin, Ore. also a counsellor.
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kendall
dinner.
The senior high camp is sched
at Minam.
uled for July 12 to 19 at Wallowa
Mrs. Wood Visits in Baker
Planning to attend from Nyssa
Mrs M. H. Wood spent the 4th Spend Summer at McCall
are Leon and Bill Tobler. Dennis
of July week end at the home of
Mr and Mrs. William Peutz.
Spitze. Chuck Jeffries. Harlan Sa
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. S r, left last Tuesday for their
ger and Dick .Anderson.
Merkle at Baker where she visit cabin at McCall. Id a , where they
The Rev. Charles Easley of
ed her sister and husband, Mr plan to spend the summer.
Whitney Church. Boise will be
and Mrs. D. E. Gornley of Loyal-
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Crocker
dean of the senior high camp.
ton, C alif. and a brother. Harold and family spent the 4th of July
Merkle of Seneca, Ore. Mrs. Wood week end at Baker where they
also spent Saturday visiting visited Mr and Mrs R E. Moses Delwin Holcomb. Shortv Brandt.
friends and relatives at Union, On their return Sundav they Dale Haney, Werner Peutz and
Oregon
visited at the Rav Bounds home in William Peutz. Jr. •
Rev. and Mrs. Smithwick and Ontario. Bus Talbott attended Spend 4th at John Day
family were 4th of July dinner to farm chores while the Crockers
Mr and Mrs. Carl Callaham
guests at th£ home of Mr. and were absent.
spent the 4th of July week end
Mrs S E Boselly.
Miss Edna Linville of Boise visiting their son, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and spent the 4th of July week end Earl Callaham at John Day.
sons of Ontario were Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr.
A patio picnic dinner at the
breakfast guests of Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Don Linville
home of Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Wal
Charles Share. The two families
Mr and Mrs James O Stephen ters Sunday evening was enjoyed
then drove to the Owyhee dam and familv of Ontario and Mr by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Franklin of
where they enjoyed a picnic din and Mrs. James Ritchie and Rob Nampa Mr. and Mrs J P. Frank
ner.
ert were 4th of July dinner guests lin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Mr. and Mrs M P DeRouen of at the Howard Day home.
Clarey and family of Parma. Mrs.
Portland spent Friday and Satur
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deffer left Ted Crosby and children of Po
day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday for Burgdorf. Ida., where mona, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs
Chester Mills.
they were joined by other mem Ellis Walters and Brenda
Mr. and Mrs T H. Brewer bers of Fred’s family, an uncle.
Mr and Mrs Fort Sumpter and
spent from Sunday until Wednes Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown and David left Tuesday to join the
day at Buhl, Ida., where they Howard, an aunt, Mrs. Cecil Bob Sumpter family at La Grande
visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. H Grear of Point Confort. Tex., a then the two families spent the
Brewer, Mr and Mrs. Claude cousin. Mr and Mrs. Del Grannis' 4th of July week end at Unity
Brewer, Mr and Mrs George of Boise, his parents and sister, and Wallowa Lake.
Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mr. and Mrs Francis Deffer and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton and
Hayes.
Karen and grandmother. Mrs family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Mrs. Joella Holt, her daughter Pearl Brown of Adrian.
Clapp and family, Mr and Mrs.
and family Mr. and Mrs. Green-
Mr and Mrs Bob Morfitt were La Vern Cleaver and family and
man were overnight guests of Mr hosts at a 4th of July picnic at Mr and Mrs Donald Brewer and
and Mrs. Lewis Skinner Wednes •heir home at Owyhee dam. family went boating and picnick
day enroute to Wyoming
Guests were the families of Ken ing at Owyhee dam
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brewer neth McDonald, Chester Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters and
PROFESSIONAL and BUSINESS
D IR E C T O R Y
Dentists
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