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o o O o o o 0 Q o ® i THE GATE CITY JOURNAL TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publisher — a o SUBSCRIPTION RATBS Single Copies 10c In Malheur C*unty, Oregon, and Payette and Canyon Counties, Idaho: 1 Year >3 50 6 Months $2.50 Elsewhere in the USA: $4.00 6 Months $2.50 ® 0 o THURSDAY, JUWF It. IIN THÏ WYSSA GATÉ CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON Owyhee Communily Church Presents Portland's Gospel Heralds' Tonight 0 METHODISTS PLAN PICNIC AT APPLE VALLEY PARK APPLE VALLEY—The Nyssa Methodist church is sponsoring an all-church picnic to be held at the Apple Valley school park at 1 p.m. June 19. Those who plan to attend are asked to bring pic nic lunch, own table service and folding chairs if desired. Coffee and punch will be served. ATTEND FUNERAL IN UTAH Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Lewis re- turned recently from Brigham City, Utah, where they were call- ed, due to the death of Mrs. Net- ( tie Adamson, sister of Mr. Lewis, j While in Utah, they visited! their son, Mr and Mrs. Leslie j Lewis and family in Ogden. They also visited their brothers at Richmond and a sister at Poca tello. PLUMBING and HEATING Irvin Zimmerman Nyssa FR 2-2215 PARMA—4-2981 Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon, for transmission through the United States Mails, as a second class matter under the act of March 3, 1879 LUTHERAN CHURCH PLANS FAMILY NIGHT JUNE 19 The Lutheran church will hold a family night Sunday, June 19, beginning at 8 o’clock. The Rev. Harold Kurtz of Boise will be principal speaker and will show slides taken in Ethiopia where he will be returning soon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb and Wednesday and Thursday visit ors at the Wilton Jackson home were Dr. and Mrs. Howard Rich ardson of Seattle. She was a high school classmate of Mrs. Jackson. their committee will be in charge of arrangements. Refreshments will be served at the close of the evening. EDER HARDWARE—Sheet Metal All Types of Heating — GAS—OIL—COAL! FREE Estimates on All Work. 202 Main St. EDER'S . . . Nyssa Phone FR 2-2266 THE GOSPEL HERALDS, five young people from Multnomah School of the Bible in Portland, will be featured in a special ser vice io be conducted at Owyhee Community church Thursday. June 16. at 8 p.m.. according to the Rev. Robert L. Kriner, pastor. Four of the young people will be playing brass instruments, ac companied by Miss Marie Fishback. pianist. SherTill Heeren is vocal soloist for the group. A faculty member of the school will be traveling with the group and will speak at the service. During the school year, the Gospel Herald* have appeared in churches in Oregon and Washington with enthusiastic reception. Their present itinerary will include 80 service« in churches through out Oregon. Washington, Idaho, Wyoming and Montana. < T vg »«Sv Ï ■ X 4^ Owyhee Community Church Events ATTEND GROWERS MEETING Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jaques and family attended the Idaho Grow Wednesday — Bible study was ers and Shippers convention held in Sun Valley over the weekend. held at the John Price home. This was the last lesson on the dispen sation study of the scriptures. Thursday—The women of the church are to meet at the church to clean. Each one is asked to bring a covered dish for the lun cheon to be held at noon. GIFT CERTIFICATE CHURCH REPRESENTATIVES TO ATTEND MERIDIAN MEET. Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr., and the I Rev. Paul Ludlow of the local Methodist church will attend a laboratory school of Christian education at Meridian next week. The sessions will be held from Monday through Friday. This Certificate Is Worth $2.00 in Trade On Each Recap or New Tire You Arrange For on June 16, 17 or 18 THURSDAY — FRIDA Y —SATURDAY <► Remember Blanket Give-Away Day—June 18 o O- K. Rubber Welders 14 South Sixth St. Nyssa. Oregon Phone FR 2-2149 HOME EC CLUB MEETS Oregon Trail Grange home eco nomics club met at the home of Mrs. Gerrit Stam June 3, with Mrs. Mary Smiley as co-hostess. Six members were present. This was the last meeting until fall. Denial Ditease Health Problem Dental disease is probably Ore gon’s most common health prob lem today, according to the state board of health. but, then, Falcon had it from the start! Never before ha* a "first year” car enjoyed the acceptance that Westerner* have given the Ford Falcon, America'* lowest-priced aix ptuaenger car! It'* the nation’* best aelling compact car! Falcon’* .quality ia built in. It* performance i* a matter of record. Before the first Falcon was delivered, Ford-put regular production-run can through a severe 176,000-raile teat. Now, leas than a year later, million* of miles have been rung up by Falcon owners...proving what we knew from the start: that you get up to 30 miles per gallon with the most delightful driving car owners have ever experienced. When you're the sales leader as Falcon ia- that means l>et ter trading opportunities. eepecially with the entire production of a major West Coast plant being devoted to Falcon. The waiting's •ver! See. . test drive...and take delivery now on your Falcon! FIRST. IN SWAGER FORD 314 Main Street Nyssa, Oregon Phone FR 2 2288 Only Ford Dealers Sell US ED CARS and TRUCKS PLAN NOW TO ATTEND Nyssa’s Big BLANKET GIVE-AWAY DAY Saturday, June 18, on Main Street WHEN 50 Full Sized Colored Blankets Will Be Given Away—Absolutely Free! RULES FOR THE DRAWING ARE: 1 You, or an adult member of your family, must be present when name is called 2. Names to be drawn from Bank Days list only one blanket per family. 3. Drawings will be held each hour, beginning at 1 p.m. — starting at 100 Block of Main St and moving westward after 10 winners have been drawn. BUT THAT'S NOT ALL! A $50 CASH PRIZE WILL BE GIVEN AT ONE QF THESE HOURLY DRAWINGS— ALSO USING BANK DAYS LIST OF NAMES! 4 A a . NYSSA CHAMBER of COMMERCE o ¿fe o (•> Q
