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* TH E N Y SSA G A TE CITY JO U RN A L. NYSSA. OREGON TH U RSD A Y . MAY 21. 1959 Owyhee Community Church Events FOR YOUR . . . SEED CORN « 403 North Main Phone 2208 “T hrough this m an is preached unto you the forgiveness of sins: and by him all th a t believe are justified from all things, from w hich ye could not be ju stified by the law of Moses.”—Acts 13: 38-39. T he W e-Two group m et last F riday evening in the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H arold Dail. V acation Bible school w ill b e gin M onday, May 25, and continue CLAYTON C. MORGAN, M. D IDA HY BRID 544 th rough J u n e 5. Them e for the tw o-w eek school is "Living for Jesu s in th e Space Age.” All ch ildren in the com m unity are welcom e to attend. T here w ill be no m idw eek ser vice this w eek because of g rad u a tion exercises at t h e A drian school. S atu rd ay , May 23 — M onthly youth rally at the M alheur B utte B aptist church. The p asto r w ill speak on the subject "C hurch W ith an Open Door!” on Sunday, May 24. announces the removal of his office to 680 6613 Ustick Road Boise, Idaho W ESTERN HYBRID Phone 2-4739 P F IS T E R 234 32 Office Hours Will Continue to Be Held at the Maulding Clinic on Wednesday Afternoon by Appointment Only. Nazarene Church Names Mrs. Wild Mother of Year Mrs. Ed Wild was crow ned M other of the Y ear on M others' day in the N azarene church Sun day school. Mrs. J u n e P arrish, program director, told of Mrs W ild's faithful w ork for over 40 years, m uch of th at tim e being spent as a S unday school teacher She was also praised for the w on d erful fam ily she and Mr. Wild had reared, and she was presented w ith a gift Sunday, G eorge M W ilson was presented as the one who traveled by covered wagon from C urtis, Neb His d au g h ter-in -law , Mrs. Don Wilson, related the story of his travel West. She told of his being 13 years of age w hen they left th eir fa th e r’s hom estead in May, 1900. A m onth was spent in W yom ing haying for the gover nor of C olorado and m any o th er interesting incidents w ere related of th eir experiences as the four wagons traveled from 10 to 20 m iles a day, depending upon the w ater' supply. They arriv ed at th eir destination, P ayette, Ida., ; Sept. 14. A nnouncem ent was also m ade Sunday for th e vacation Bible school to be held Ju n e 1 to 12 u n der the direction of Mrs. Dwight Seward. Mr. and M rs. Guy K erby and daughter, K im of Miami, Florida are visiting his brother. Dr. and Mrs. K. E. K erby and S teve in Nyssa. PA G E FIV E Adult Fellowship Schedules Meeting The Young A dult fellow ship of the M ethodist church w ill hold th eir second m eeting F riday eve ning at 8 o’clock in the church parlor. All young adults of the com m unity are invited to attend, Mrs. Bill F an g en and Mrs. Ken Toomb, chairm en of the newly organized fellowship, announced. Topic for discussion w ill be m arriage problem s. G uest sp eak ! ers and com m on problem s of in terest w ill be featu red at the m onthly m eetings, the chairm en ' reported. Nyssa Educators Attend Special School Conference Mrs. C larice L. Poor, Nyssa grade school principal and Mrs. Josephine Rigney. special educa tion instructor atten d ed the spec ial education conference in E u gene F riday and S aturday. The U th one for Oregon, this conference was u n d er the d irec tion of the S tate d ep a rtm en t of education. Its general them e was "How can the school best serve the gifted child?” High points of em phasis includ ed, standards to be used in lo cat ing the children w ith h igh in tellectual ability; ways of g ro u p ing: need to locate "h id d en ” ta l ents of m any children who for in dividual reasons m ight not d em o n strate special talents w hen giv- i en the usual achievem ent tests ! and ways to prom ote b etter com Elder G eorge Q. Morris, a m em m unity understanding of ed u ca ber o f the C ouncil o f Tw elve tion and its responsibility to the Apostles, and Elder W alter Sto u p p er 10 p ercen t of any class ver of the G eneral W elfare com room. m ittee will address the q u arterly conference of the N yssa S take to be held in the O n tario chapel May 23-24 C hurch m em bers will assem ble from su rrounding congregations or w ards to receive counsel in sp iritual and tem poral affairs, Apple V alley—Jo h n J. Fisher, and to h ear reports. a resident of Apple V alley for The conferences are held q u a rt erly in each of the 275 geographi n early 30 years died F rid ay in E m m ett w here he had been in cal units called stakes. a nursing hom e for the p ast 18 m onths. Mrs. Leavitt Dies Mr. Fisher was bom in D ecatur Sunday at Logan county, Kan., A pril 9, 1881, and Mrs. Edw ard L eavitt, m other of lived in Snohomish, Wash., and Mrs. K enneth C ottle and Mrs. New Plym outh, Ida., before m ov F rell B lair of Nyssa, died Sunday ing to Apple V alley in 1929. In afternoon at Logan, U tah, at the May, 1945, he m arried Ethel Sum - age of 79 years. She w as a life m ey who preceded him in d ea th long resident of Lew iston, Utah. in 1949. S urvivors include th ree b ro th Mr. and Mrs. C ottle and Alan and Mr. and Mrs. Blair, Boyd and ers, F red of A pple Valley, Ja k e Sharon left early M onday m o rn of New P lym outh and H enry of Kirkw'ood, Mo.; one h alf-brother, ing for Utah, Sam D ubarko of New P lym outh, and a half-sister, Mrs. W illiam Ures Announce Birth M artin of Seattle, Wash. Services w ere held T uesday at Of Twin Daughters the S haeffer M emory chapel in T w in girls w ere born May 13 New Plym outh. at Holy R osary hospital, O ntario, to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Van Ure, Jr., ro u te 2, Nyssa. The little ladies have been nam ed Lisa Sue and U re and the L au ral K ay tw ins have retu rn ed hom e and all are re p o rted doing well. F rid ay w as the last day of HASTINGS IS DELEGATE school for Mrs. Lloyd T o b ler’s TO C. E. CONVENTION k in d erg a rten class M others of the The Rev. Earl Hastings, the children w ere guests for the g rad Nyssa delegate to the C hristian E ducation convention at Caldwell, u ating exercises, program and re May 25-27, w ill give the d evotion freshm ents. G rad u atin g w ere R uth Alcolcer, al at the 1:30 p.m. session May 27. He will p articip ate in the sessions H arry B rendle, B arry C urry, D e of the th ree-d ay rally. T he con bra Fangen, Nancy Jackson, P atty vention them e is “Reach and M cGinley, J e rry O verstake, Jea n - Teach to A ttain and G ain.” ine Saito, J o L ee Schw arz, M i chael Sm ith, D ana Ure, T eresa De B. F. ROOKSTOOL IMPROVES B. F. Rookstool is convalescing M inck and M ario Fife. satisfactorily at hom e a fte r u n COLBY WINS THIRD dergoing m ajo r surgery a t a C ald A rt Colby joined the pro ran k s well hospital A pril 22. He was last w eekend at the O n tario golf confined in th e hospital for two tournam ent. T he Nyssa golfer weeks. won third prize of $10 in low net scoring. Mr. and Mrs. P erry Low e re To sell, buy, rent, hire, etc., use tu rn ed to H ines after visiting at The G ate City Jo u rn a l classified the Jo h n Lackey home. page! Mormons to Hear Church Leaders During Conference lohn J. Fisher Funeral Rites Held at Plymouth Graduation Held For Kindergarten Students Friday Attend the Dairy Show This Weekend! Top Quality — FRUIT FRESH-BAKED WHITE Jack and Bean Stalk — CUT Farm, Ranch §t Real Estate SALES FROM OUR BAKERY! LOAVES C onducted by Betty Crocker (No Limit) CAKE ANDERSON , Col. B ert A nderson, O ntario 556-W; Col. G uy S parks, N yssa 7775. and C lerk Ron C hristensen. O n tario U62t N r ^ mr a * * ' » SPA RK S Listen to KSRV at 12:15 Every Day for Farm and R anch Sale News! REGISTERED JERSEY DAIRY AUCTION Carnation CORN FLAKES ROAST PORK CHOPS S9c Lb. STRAW BERRIES MEAT P IE S NYSSA ELEV A TO R Announces New H ours. . PICNIC We Will Be Open From 8:30 to 5:30 p.m. Monday Through Friday. Saturday — 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 Red Ripe Tomatoes RAY'S QUALITY ICE Jumbo Head LETTUCE 2 for T uesday, M ay 26, 1 p.m.—5 m iles so u th w est of V ale on B urns h ig h w ay . A LLA N W ESTCOTT. O w ner. 26 R E G IS TERED COW S and H E IF E R S . H erd test for 12 m o n th s' a v e r age. 5.2. O u tstan d in g herd; good p rospects for 4-H an d F F A . Also selling. R egistered P olled H erefo rd Bull. M ilking E q u ip m ent. Be Sure lo Allend the Malheur County Youth Dairy Fair CREAM FEATURES SH E R B E T SATURDAY. MAY 23. 1959 Assorted Flavors HOME of QUALITY and SERVICE Closing Hours—8 p.m. 9 p.m. Saturdays NYSSA ELEV A TO R Phone 2253 Nyssa, Or<
