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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TWO ▼ THE GATE CITY JOURNAL TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publiihar LDS Primaries Sponsor Penny Parade For Children's Hospital in Salt Lake Asia s _ Letters to Editor Final Study Session To Be Held Monday Signed letters to the editor are welcomed and will be printed if By Methodist Group GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES PLANNED BY MINISTERS Nyssa Ministerial association met Monday morning at St Paul's Episcopal church. The pastors made plans for Good Friday union services to be conducted at 8 pun. April 12 in the Methodist church with various ministers participating. Present at the meeting were Pastors J. L. Mussell, Wallace Prowell. Joe Moore. Paul Lud low, Armand Larive. John Bui. lock and Carl Burns. Another session On tndprq Rim” was held Monday afternoon r • i, Ever seen a coin-operated hospital? The LDS Primary has in the junior department of the SUBSCRIPTION RATES one. It operates on pennies contributed by Primary children Methodist church. Single Copies_____ 10c and by all members of the church as well as by non-members Mrs. Dudley Kurtz greeted the In Malheur County, Oregon, during the annual “Penny Parade.” eight persons in attendance and and Payette and Canyon The “Penny Parade” traditionally takes place during the explained the projects on Hong Counties, Idaho: Kong which students had finished month of February. Sometime during the month, a pair of One Year ___ $3.50 Feb. 4, 1963 including a map, a fact list, post ward Primary officers or tea-* —— ------ Six Months $2.50 ers and worship setting. Mrs. W chers parade to doors to re more pennies for each birthday Gate City Journal Elsewhere in the U. S. A.: W. Foster gave a report on Hong ceive contributions. ' (year of age). Nyssa, Oregon Per Year $4 00 Kong. Dear Sirs: Generous Donations Made Six Months_____ $2.50 Mrs. Eugene Butzer had pre The Primary Children’s hos There is also a memorial and PENTECOSTS TO HEAR I read today where Senator Mc pital is a non-profit corpora SPEAKER FROM GEORGIA Namara of Michigan wanted to pared a report and used visual tion and is operated by a board remembrance fund where one Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. aids to show a history of evange Dick Carter, a Baptist preacher give six towns of his state, gov give donations in memory of from lism in four areas covered in the of trustees. They appoint the a may will be guest Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Transmission ernment - constructed, taxpayer- study. loved relative or friend. Cards speaker Georgia medical staff chosen from the Friday evening at the 8 Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter financed post offices and not just finest specialists available. Many are available for this contribu A film, “Adventures in Hong kind doctors have given liberally tion. Also many business firms, o’clock service at the Pentecostal Under the Act of March 3, 1879. ordinary post offices either. Look at population and proposed cost Kong,” was viewed by the group. of their time and talents without clubs and individuals make gen Church of Jesus Christ, located at the corner of Seventh street Mrs. Earl Boston led devotions. charge to help the small patients. erous donations. of each town. and Emison avenue, according to Final session will be next Mon 70-bed building All Children Accepted The beautiful Lake Linden, population 1314, day afternoon at 2 o ’ clock with is located on a hill overlooking an announcement by Carl Lassi $174,000; Lawton, 1402, $173,000; Any child under 14 years of ter. Port Austin, 706, $174,300; Man lesson topic to be “Okinawa.” age, regardless of color, creed or Salt Lake City and the Great The public is invited to attend. celona, 1141, $174,300; Roscom race, is welcome at the institu Salt Lake. mon, 867, $181,200; Croswell, 1800, Violet Grunke Dies During 1962, children from as tion with exception of children By Mrs. G. E. Mackey Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deffer and $177,000. far south as Florida and as far COUPLE VISITS IN UTAH who need custodial care only. After Sudden Attack; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Chamberlain ADRIAN—Elks club sponsored children were Jan. 27 evening Now this was a real opportunity Anyone who desires to know north as Montana were admitted, as well as those from the east and left Jan. 26 for Ogden, Utah, a free-throw basketball meet in dinner guests of his parents, Mr. for these towns (even though they Rites Held Monday more of this service may contact Funeral services for Violet Lou- me, Nyssa stake Primary presi- ( west coasts. Canada, Mexico and to visit their grandson, Dennis Adrian last week. Grant Patter and Mrs. Francis Deffer. themselves could hardly afford Miss Lois Patterson was an the upkeep and interest costs of ella Grunke were conducted Mon dent; Mrs. Melvin J. Feik or Mrs. Tonga were also represented Chamberlain, who had recently son placed first and Bobby Okano, overnight guest Jan. 26 of Mary buildings that size) but surely day afternoon, Feb. 4, 1963, at Clifton D. Anderson, presidents 1 among patients who totaled 5,105 returned home from a three-year second LDS mission to Brazil. Saturday morning Bob Patter Looney and also a Sunday dinner they were going to get a healthy Lienkaemper chapel with the of the two Nyssa ward Primaries. for 1 the year. son took the two boys to Ontario guest. share of their money back from Rev. Wallace Prowell of Nyssa The chief resident of the hospital i where they participated in the Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Martin and Washington (as we are being told Christian church officiating. will be contacted by phone if the I She succumbed Friday in Holy case is an emergency. Treasure Valley tournament. sons visited recently with her by those who are asking for this uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bailey government money in Malheur Rosary hospital at Ontario. She The hospital is financed by I The American Legion auxiliary in Midvale. county and cities of Ontario, Vale suffered a cerebral hemorrhage those who are interested in the I as she was leaving work last welfare of sick or crippled chil- I sponored a pancake and waffle Mr. and Mrs. Pete Franks of and Nyssa). supper Saturday evening at the Kingman Kolony and Mr. and But did they, the people of Thursday at Ore-Ida Foods com dren. They contribute two or I grade school cafeteria. Mrs. Ham Franks of Mountain ' thes“' towns' in Michigan,' want pany. She was rushed to the hos Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drown of Home visited Sunday, Jan. 27. thls government money? Listen pital where she remained, with METHODISTS SET PROGRAM Nyssa were Sunday evening din with Mr. and Mrs. Monty Spel- to what Carl D. Black, editor of out gaining consciousness, until FOR FELLOWSHIP DINNER ner guests of her sister, Mr. and man. Sanilac County (Mich.) Jeffer her death. A Methodist Fellowship dinner Mrs. Grunke was born Aug. 15, Mrs. William Ashcraft. Tom Martin of Mountain Home sonian, had to say: will be held Wednesday evening, 1907, near West Union, Neb., a ¡Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright spent several days recently vis “Believe me, Senator, it’s not of Earl and Nora Drake Feb. 13, at 7 o’clock. Program visited Sunday with her mother, iting Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mac- that we wouldn’t like a new daughter Mehrhof. She was united in mar planned for the evening will em Mrs. Alma Hibbard of Notus, who key. $177,000 building in town, It’s riage on April 28. 1930, to Carl phasize the study on the “Rim recently returned from Califor Mrs. Ada Perry Succumbs just that we keep remembering W. Grunke at Hot Springs, S.D. of Southeast Asia.” Mrs. Nema nia. where that $177,000 comes from, Word was received recently They resided in the midwest Johnston will show slides and tell Cindy Duncan, daughter of Mr. of the death Jan. 19 of Mrs. Ada and we have a nagging feeling in of her work in Hong Kong and until coming to Nyssa in 1942. and Mrs. Robert Duncan; under Perry of Santa Rosa, Calif. She I the area of our billfold that that Okinawa. Mrs. Grunke was a member of went a tonsillectomy Friday and suffered a stroke Jan. 15. Mrs. j I money will have to be replaced This has been an all - church the Christian church and worked is convalescing at home. from the same source. So please, J Tom Martin and Knut Shaad Perry lived in this area several | Senator, take us off your gift extensively with Girl Scout troops subject for study. The MYF group in the community. is planning with the hostesses of Mountain Home spent several years ago. Her husband, Roy, j list.” In addition to Mr. Grunke of toward an Oriental theme. days last week visiting Mr. and preceded her in death last year. The people then rallied around the home, she is survived by one Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton and Mrs. Gerald Mackey. John of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. this editor and wrote their bene daughter, Mrs Jack (Patricia) FRANKIE'S STITCHETTES Honored With Birthday Dinner Forest Hamilton of Wilder were volent Senator and the post of Simpson of rural Nyssa and two GIVEN DART INSTRUCTIONS granddaughters, Karla and Tonya The fourth meeting of Frankie’s Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lydy of Jan. 27 evening dinner guests of fices were forgotten. Stitchettes was held Jan. 30 at Madras were Saturday overnight Mr. and Mrs. William Ashcraft. In my opinion, we are just not Simpson. Other survivors include her the home of their leader, Mrs. El- guests of her sister Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Buckland of pigs enough in Malheur county Jerald Mackey. Mr. and Mrs. eastern Idaho arrived Sunday to get in this government trough mother of Wichita, Kan.; two bro vin Worden. Lynda Fewkes and Jeanette <’arl Lovitt and Alan entertained evening to visit for several weeks and get our share. Then why thers, William and Carl of Alta, Saturday evenly with a birthday with Mrs. Ashcraft. should we contribute to the very Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Bonnie Phifer led the flag pledges. Mrs. dinner in honor of her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day of thing that is apt to cause the Gibson of Wichita and Mrs. Mary Worden explained how to mark Mrs. Gerald Mackey. Gerald Mac, Owyhee dam and Mrs. Hazel greatest nation ever known to Hlavka of Sturgiss, S.D. Her darts while sewing. Refreshments were served by Teresa Topliff key, Laura. Gene and the Lydys Scott of Boise were Jan. 25 eve man to fall into bankruptcy and father succumbed in 1942. We urge all-out participation Burial w a s' made in Nyssa and Carylee Mefford. were also guests. ning dinner guests of Mr. and failure? of everyone in Southwestern cemetery under direction of Lien Next meeting will be Feb. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Domanie Mrs. Henry Day. Mr. and Mrs. I’m sure the money asked for Idaho and Eastern Oregon in of Portland visited two days last Wilson Witt were Sunday evening is rightly ours but we should re kaemper funeral home. Pallbear at the Worden home. —Jeanette Phifer, Reporter week with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. dinner guests in the Day home. next weekend’s "Final Round" member that as long as there are ers were W. K. Wahlert, S. W. Elmer Ausman and family. Ruth circle of the Women’s as citizens willing to accept unneces Smiley, Brent Folkman, Lester in the battle to "KNOCK OUT Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown vis sociation met recently at the sary government spending, espe Grunke, George Folkman and VISITS IN PAYETTE POLIO" in our area. Mrs. Tom Eldredge spent the ited Sunday with their children, home of Mrs. Henry Day with 12 cially in their areas, there will Eugene Grasty. Messrs, and Mme> Robert Brown, members present. weekend with her brother-in-law always be politicians too weak While the type of polio brought To Buy, Sell. Rent or Hire. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Car Jim Moncur and families in Boise Visits From Canada to say no. on by the virus controlled by Try the Classified Pagel penter in Payette. Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and Maybe what we want the mon Type III Sabin Oral Polio Vac Rod Crabb of Olds, Alberta, Mrs. Edna Cowling were Sunday cine is particularly prevalent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Canada, was a recent visitor at ey for is necessary. If so, let’s among children and young ad Mervil Hutchinson. In the after the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. I. find out the cost, put it to the noon they attended the open Peterson. The trio visited Mon people in an election and see if ults, the physicians of these house in the new wing of the day with Mr. and Mrs. John Quig they want it badly enough to pay medical associations sincerely for it or not. Presbyterian nursing home in ley in Caldwell. urge that adults, too, take the Mr. and Mrs. Monte Spelman Ontario. Yours truly, vaccine next Saturday and Sun Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis were and sons were Jan. 20 dinner DELLIN A. ERICKSON day, Feb. 9 and 10. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pier Jan. 27 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Witty. In the evening cy. Sabin Oral Vaccine protects Happy Dozen card club met Gate City Journal: the Willis couple, Dale Freel and The Nyssa-Adrian area can be not only the person taking it . . . Lorraine Leach were dinner Friday, Jan. 18, at the home of but prevents the individual from guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hatch. Mrs. Lydia Worden. Mmes. Lois proud of the boys and leaders in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eastman Williams and W E. Ashcraft at Boy Scout units. being a carrier. Full participa Nyssa - Adrian units and their and children of Caldwell visited tended from Adrian. tion in the campaign to "Knock Mrs. Elmer Ausman and chil sponsors include Pack 419, PTA; Sunday, Jan. 27, with her father, Out Polio" does just that . . dren and her mother, Mrs. Festus Troop 419, Lions club; Pack 436, Mr. and Mrs, Glen Brown. KO'S POLIO! Troop 436 and Post 436, Adrian Adams, left recently to visit Honored With Pancake Supper Kingman Memorial Presbyterian relatives in Portland. The sites are the same . . . the Messrs, and Mmes. K I. Peter Mrs. Alvon McGinnis, who suf church; Pack 438, Troop 438 and times are the same (1 to 9 p.m. son, W. E. Piercy and Mrs. Edna fered a heart attack Wednesday, Post 438, Owyhee LDS ward; Cowling were guests at a pancake Jan. 16, is convalescing at home I Pack 445, Troop 445 and Post both days) . . . and the cost is supper Jan. 22 in the home of and is reported to be improving. ’ 445, Nyssa LDS First ward; Troop the same (35 cents per immuni Mr. and Mrs. Mervil Hutchinson zation). BE A WINNER! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovitt are 450, Albert Seward and sons; and Karen in Nyssa. The occa parent: of a baby boy born Jan. Pack 458, Troop 458 and Post 458, "KNOCK OUT POLIO!" sion was Peterson’s birthday an 21 in Malheur Memorial hospital Nyssa LDS Second ward. niversary. The infant weighed 8 pounds, 51 They are now actively celebrat Mrs. Martin Hobbs of Longview, ounces and has been named Alan { ing the 53rd anniversary of Scout- visited recently with her brother, LeRoy. Grandparents are Mr. and ' ing. I Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright, Mrs. Gerald Mackey of Adrian KEITH T. GATES with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lovitt of District Scout Executive George Cartwright. Parma. I Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer, Mr and Mrs. Elton Smith and SUNDAY EVENING GUESTS Mrs. Del Grannis and children granddaughter, Cindy Young-: Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and ----- with a----- were Jan. 25 guests of Mr. and blood of Manns Creek and Deci family and the Joe Hobson family Mrs. Fred Deffer and children to ma area, were recent dinner Ontario were guests after f help Fred celebrate his birthday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis of church Sunday evening in the anniversary. Deffer. Bill Fitzsimmons home. they do not contain comments of a libelous nature or attacks on religious and racial groups. Publication of the letters does not necessarily signify agreement of this newspaper with opinions expressed. Lads Victorious in Elks-Sponsored Frfe-Throw Meet; Enter Tournament BE A WINNER! FEB. 9-10 FEB. 9-10 FEB. 9-10 FEB. 9-10 FEB. 9-10 ATTENTION, MEN! CAN PLAY FEB. 9-10 CUPID! CAPTURE HER HEART THIS VALENTINE'S DAY Sentimental Gift of Flowers! ☆ A CORSAGE ... if you are going out. ☆ A BREATH OF SPRING JUST ARRIVED . . . Large Shipment! NEW SPRING FABRICS TO (Per Yard ) * 1 Bracken’s Dept. Store ☆ AN ARRANGEMENT ... of fresh cut flowers. LOVE anTFLOWERS GO TOGETHER! FEB. 9-10 FEB. 9-10 I »-ft o------ SEE THEM NOW AT — Dry Goods Shoes Clothing ... in a flowering plant — tulips, hyacinths, cineraria, azaleas and mums. KNOCK OUT POLIO! — Sponsored by the_ Your Quality Store Fangen’s Floral Adrian Boulevard Phone 372 3437 NYSSA. OREGON Southwestern Idaho Medical Society — and the — Malheur County Medical Association
