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THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE TWO THE GATE CITY JOURNAL TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publisher NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES Single Copies------ 10c In Malheur County, Oregon, and Payette and Canyon Counties, Idaho: $3.50 One Year $2.50 Six Months Elsewhere in the U. S. A.: Per Year — $4.00 Six Months $2.50 Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Transmission Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter Under the Act of March 3, 1879. IMPORTANCE Of the Letter 'E' PARMA CHURCH OF GOD SLATES SPECIAL SERVICES Former Missionary Speaks to MYF Group Mrs. Margaret Ralphs, a former missionary to Bolivia, was guest speaker Sunday at the Methodist Youth Fellowship meeting She showed her own slides of Bolivia and Chile with a film on East Asia to explain where the MY- Fund money goes. Mrs. Ralphs explained that mis sionaries are showing the people better agricultural methods a s well as aiding medically, educa tionally and spiritually. The local MYF group gave $75 for the fund last year. Members of the MYF also dis cussed the car wash to be held Saturday at Shell Service station. Joint Session Slated For Methodist Groups FOURTH OF JULY DANCE SLATED AT STAKE HOUSE The Nyssa LDS »take to spon Methodist W S C S circle meet soring a Fourth of July dance ings were held last Thursday in to be held next Thursday even ing in the stake house. Theme j various homes. Helen Barns cir for the evening will be "Moon cle met at the home of Mrs. Jack light Sonata." Music will be Reed with Helen Wilson as co provided by Esoterics from On hostess. Fifteen ladies were in at tendance to hear the program tario. Dancing will begin at 8:30 presented by Vivian Pitman. Mrs. R. H. Martin was hostess and the public is invited to at to members of the Fulton circle tend. Father Crescencio Rodriguez Assists With Spiritual Training of Migrants Father Crescencio Rodriguez, stationed at St. Bridget’s church in Nyssa, is taking spiritual care of the Mexican mi grant workers during the summer months. On June 2, Father Rodriguez arrived in Nyssa from Mexico and has been occu pied working in labor camps at Nyssa and Adrian and also among other Spanish-speaking people of the area.___ Born in Hacienda del Furr* te, Zacatecas, Father Rodri- spending the summer in Nyssa, with 12 ladies present. Mrs. R. M guez began his studies for the I he will return to Mt. Angel for his Cochrun presented the program. priesthood in 1937 at the Semi- final year of study before being CARD OF THANKS Lenora members met with Mrs. ordained a priest in Mexico. I wish to thank Dr. K. A. Dan- Russell Gressley with Mrs. Dave nario Conciliar de Durango, ford who assisted with surgery, and my friends for cards, flowers and visits during my recent hos pitalization. —Tom Weeks. Hungarian Parents of Mrs. Trenkel Arrive for First Visit in 26 Years Beers as co-hostess. Mrs. Edith Elgan was in charge of the pro gram for the 12 ladies in attend ance. Lesson topic for all circles was 1 “Biblical Authority for Missions.’’ A combined session of WSCS general and circle meetings will be held at 2 p.m. July 18 in the church. Mexico. Since his ordination in 1947, he has been engaged in parochial work and for the past three years has been pastor of Ro deo in the state of Durango. Priesthood Student Assists Every Sunday at St. Bridget’s church after the 8 and 11 o’clock masses, there are sermons in Spanish; and at St. Mary’s church in Adrian, there is a short instruc tion in Spanish after the 9:30 mass each Sunday. Assisting Father Rodriguez is another Rodriguez. Luis Rodri Services in Native Language guez was born in Mexico City During the week there are reli and is a student for the priest gious devotions in Spanish at the hood, studying for the Cuerna Nyssa and Adrian camps. Oppor vaca diocese in Mexico. For the tunities are given for all Spanish Memorial Rites Held past three years he has been mak speaking people to avail them For Mrs. Lillie Fouts ing his theological studies at Mt. selves of confession and spiritual Mrs. Lillie Fouts, 82, of Cald Angel seminary in Oregon. After consolation in their native lan well, Idaho, succumbed June 16 guage. in a Caldwell nursing home. She A “Coro Guadalupano,” a choir was born Oct. 5, 1880, in Ripon, CALLED TO GRANTS PASS composed of boys and girls from Wis., and went to Roswell, Idaho, DUE TO BROTHER’S DEATH the Nyssa camp, has been formed Mr. and Mrs. Arch Engelhardt and they will make their debut at at the age of 13. She lived there and in Big Bend until 1944 when of the Apple Valley community the 11 o’clock mass on June 23. were called to Grants Pass, Ore., Father Rodriguez who organized she moved to Caldwell. She married William Fouts on June 12 due to the death of his and directs the choir has had con Feb. 28, 1920, in Roswell. He suc brother, Frank. Mr. Engelhardt siderable experience in this work cumbed in 1940. She had made succumbed in a hospital following 1 in Mexico. her home with a brother, Fred an extended illness. On Monday, the Feast of St. Schultz, until she was hospitalized Funeral services were conduct John the Baptist, the choir sang in April 1962. Since then she had ed Saturday, June 15, 1963, at at the mass and afterwards re been in a Caldwell nursing home. Grants Pass and the Apple Valley galed Father John Baumgartner Mrs. Fouts is survived by her couple returned home the follow on his feastday as a surprise to brother, Fred Schultz; a sister, ing Monday. the Nyssa pastor. Mrs. Bertha Klopler of Bremer ton, Wash.; several nieces and nephews. A memorial service was held June 18 in Peckham-Dakan-Davis chapel at Caldwell with the Rev. Paul Ludlow of Nyssa Methodist church officiating. Interment was in Roswell cemetery. By Ruth Robbins • ■ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Findley The Parma Church of God and family went to Owyhee reser- LINCOLN HEIGHTS — Mrs. (Seventh Day) is sponsoring ser This story pertains to the letter Harold Trenkel received a spe- voir June 16 for a Father’s day vices to be held in the Firemen ’ s “E,” was taken from the Orange outing. cial telephone call June 20 from hall, Second and Main streets in Coast Gazette, published by Or ange Coast Mineral and Lapidary Parma. M. L. Bartholmew of New York City. The call was Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kemble and Society, Inc., of Costa Mesa, CaJif., Cleveland, Ohio, will deliver from her parents, Mr. and Mrs. family went to Boise June 16 to Dezso Macsicska. who had arrived visit his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Kem- and was given to the Journal by spiritual messages. First service is scheduled July by airplane from Diosjeno, Hun ! ble. Ole Dyrlund of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson had "The letter 'E' is said to be 5 and others will be held at 8 gary. | o ’ clock each Friday, Saturday and After a few days ’ visit with a family dinner Tuesday for all the most unfortunate letter in the alphabet, because it is al Sunday evening through July 21. relatives in the New York City the Avery Anderson family who All area residents are invited area, they will fly out to visit gathered for a reunion. There ways out of cash, forever in to attend. their daughter and family. They were 28 in attendance. debt, never out of danger and planned to arrive Monday. Anderson Family Reunion Held in torment all the time. This will be an especially joy Mr. and Mrs. Allen Anderson of "All this is true. However, it CARD OF THANKS We will be ever grateful to all ous reunion for Mrs. Trenkel as Fruitland hosted a family reunion is never in war, always in peace and always in something to eat. , who were so kind, through acts she has not seen or even talked and get-together for friends at It is the beginning of existence, and words, during the illness and by phone (before the recent call) their home Monday, June 17. An the commencement of ease and J following the death of our be- to her parents since she left them derson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. | loved mother and grandmother. in Hungary 26 years ago. Avery Anderson and sister, Mrs. the end of trouble. May God bless you. Don Sickleson and family, all of "Without it there would be —The Family Century class of the Malheur no life or heaven. It is the cen Of Kathryn Lackey. Butte Baptist church held its Sacramento, were here last week. ter of honesty and is always in Mr and Mrs Arnold Anderson monthly meeting Friday night, and family of Yakima, Wash., love. It is the beginning of en June 14, at the church. Mrs. Ray Mrs. Larry Ficca of Spokane, an couragement and endeavor and VISIT IN OLSEN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Olsen > Whitsell presented the program other the end of failure." brother and sister, also vis of Studio City, Calif., left Sunday ■ and Vern Smith gave devotions. A cousin, Mrs. Ed Nelson for their home after visiting for 1 Refreshments of ice cream and ited. and her came from Port- IN APPRECIATION several days with his parents, Mr. cake were served by Mr. and I land. Mr. husband and Mrs. Art Anderson I take this opportunity to thank__ ____ Mrs. Al Mrs. Claude Page and Mr. and and ____ Mrs. J. C. Olsen. I and family were also present. Dr K. E. Kerby and the Malheur Schomburg of Spokane also spent Mrs. Ann Markham came from MONDAY EVENING GUESTS Memorial hosiptal staff for care a recent week in the Olsen home. Mrs. Forrest Sayers. Monday evening visitors in the I received after breaking my foot. She is a sister-in-law of Mrs. Ol Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harris Boise with her son, Keith and Tom Weeks home were Mr. and had as their guests for Father ’ s family who are visiting from Cali I also thank my friends for flow sen. The elder Mr. Olsen has been Mrs. Plais Johnson and family of ers, gifts, food, visits and other in Malheur Memorial hospital the day dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ray fornia. Parma, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Burton ; Whitsell, Mrs. Amelia Whitsell, kindnesses shown me during my past week for observation. Ladies from this community at of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mr. and Mrs. Roland Whitsell. convalescence. tending were Mrs. George Barnes, Weeks and family, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Kathleen Wells is spend —Lucile Myrick. Mrs. Jack Pettet, Mrs. Austin JOHNSONS HAVE GUESTS ing the week with her grandpar Robbins, Mrs. Ethel Goodell, Mrs. Jack Burton and daughters. The Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans, Sr., ents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Rob Burtons arrived in Ontario Raymond Findley, Mrs. Tom Pet Jack j of Portland, their son and daugh bins. Sunday from Africa where he has tet, Mrs. Mary Winslow, Mrs. been employed ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Club Plans Creamery Tour by the govern Greg Ross and Mrs. Forrest Say Evans, Jr., and family of Unity ment as an engineer on road pro Patch and Chat club members visited last Thursday afternoon met for their June meeting at the ers. jects. Guests in Nelson Home with th» elder couple’s cousins, Cesspools and Septic Tanks Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson. Week home of Mrs. Harvey Reel Thurs Mr. and Mrs. S. Milton Nelson June 20. Mrs. Brock Rob of Chino, Calif., and Mrs. Edna GUESTS IN TOOMB HOME Cleaned by Vacuum. end guests in the Johnson home day, Gary Toomb and Pamm Gillis president, opened the meet- Crane of Salina, Utah, visited re- were her brothers, Don and Frank , bins, of Portland spent the weekend ing with prayer. Roll call was cently with the Jack Nelson fam- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leuck of Baker and the former’s (daughter, Mary Ann Leuck of J answered by each member telling ily. Bob Toomb. In addition to the how many years they have been (Mr. Boise. and Mrs. Myron Jackson Rose City visitors, Sunday dinner married. Mrs. Wesley Randall re For Any Sewer Obstruction. ceived the surprise package for and David were June 11 over guests in the Toomb home were night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Ken Toomb and CALIFORNIANS VISIT Bonded by State of Oregon. being the newest bride. Nelson. The Jacksons are from boys, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Iven, Michael A tour of the Farmers Cooper- NO MUSS OR FUSS and Maureen of Anaheim, Calif., ■ ative Creamery in Payette was Salt Lake City. son. CALL US . . . Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes, spent several days last week visit planned for June 27. All ladies, ing her brother-in-law and sister, their husbands and families are Diane Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Drexel er’s day dinner at the Starlite Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson and to tour the creamery promptly at Barnes and daughters had Fath- cafe in Vale. family. Caren and Nancy Jacx- | 11 a m. Anyone in the commu- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pettet and son accompanied their uncle and I nity who wishes to tour with the grandson, Larry Reel, recently aunt to California for a visit club will be welcome to do so. Phone 372-3556 spent several days fishing in Ida Nyssa, Oregon while Maureen remained with the ho. Mrs. Raymond Findley enter - Jackson family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pettet and tained the group with several Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hammerton of games. Refreshments were served Physicians and Payette spent a recent Sunday by the hostesses, Mrs Wes Randall fishing above Council. and Mrs. George Barnes. The Surgeons Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Wells and July meeting will be a family pot- family, Mr. and Mrs. Brock Rob | luck dinner at the Drexel Barnes Notice is hereby given that all noxious K. E. KERBY, M. D. bins and family were Father’s day home in Ontario. K. A. DANFORD. M. D. dinner guests at the Austin Rob Stationed at Lookout Poet weeds and other rank growths shall Physicians and Surgeons bins home. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Whitsell be removed within fifteen (15) days | visited Dial 372-2241 the past week with his from date of this notice. After July 15, j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whit Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. sell. They left Monday to spend Daily Except Saturday and all properties with such weeds or rank the summer at the Long Creek Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. growths will be abated and costs as j Lookout station near John Day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Page en MAULDING CLINIC sessed against the property, in accor tertained Sunday with dinner for L. A. Mauldlng. M. D. dance with Chapter 3 of the Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Claude Page and i Physician and Surgeon Mrs. Bertha Brubaker. City Code. ’By Appointment Only” Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bain of Dial 372-2216 I Lebanon, Ore., spent last Thurs —A. H. COLBY day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hours: 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. City Recorder Pettet. Daily Except Wednesday, Satur Published June 27 and July 4, 1963. Miss Gail Lackey was a recent day and Sunday. Wednesday I house guest of Miss Sheri Reel. and Saturday, 9 to 12. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Roto-Rooter Sewer Service BROWER Plumbing Shop PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY PUBLIC NOTICE ICE! ICE! ICE! It's Pure and Crystal-Clear in BLOCKS . . . CRUSHED (Get the Type and Amount You Need) SHELL SUPER SERVICE 101 North Main Nyssa, Oregon Phone 372-3990 Rigid outdoor and laboratory tests insure reliable, long- lasting protection. Sale ends August 31st. For any Standard Oil product, call W. E. "Bill" Schireman Dial 372-3131 Nyssa, Oregon THE POLAR BEAR KNOWS That Evaporative Cooling, Using Natural Dentists Can't Be Improved in Any Manner, and That's What You Get in a J. R. CUNDALL Dentist 17 South Third Street Dial 372-3538 Nyssa Oregon DENTAL OFFICE From 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. you can save 10% on a full line of Chevron and Standard Roofing Products...primer, paint, plastic cement, can vas water-proofing, asbestos, aluminum and asphalt base coatings ... for all types of roofs as well as struc tural steel, brick and concrete masonry. DAVID W. SARAZIN, M. D. Physician a id Surgeon Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon. —Phones— Office 372-3365 Res. 372-3173 Office: 213 Main Street J. W. OLSEN. D.M.D. AVAILABLE EVERY DAY How are you fixed for weather protection? Right now Seventh and Bower Ave Dial 372-3311 Nyssa Oregon Veterinarians TREASURE VALLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL 40? Mam St. Dial 372-3567 Nyssa. Oregon Dr. B. E. Ross Nyssa — 372-3552 Dr. R W. Faulk Parma — 4-2731 Large and Small Animal* SHADE —BREEZE —WATER Wright Air Cooler Cool the Entire House for Pennies a Day . . . A SIZE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS! PRICES .... s130.65 and Up (See at Eder Hardware Building on Main St.) Eder’s Bldg. Supply 102 North First St. NYSSA, OREGON - Phone 372-2223
