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THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1964 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE TWO Cliff Main Elected Church Board Head; Other Activities Told THE GATE CITY JOURNAL Don’t doze off Life’s Highway! IT'S YOUR LAW CHRISTIAN CHURCH LADIES TELL OF RECENT SESSIONS The Christian Women’s Fellow ship group of the Nyssa Christian church met on the afternoon of July 2 at the home of Mrs. Robert Sherbert. “Six Million Americanos” was title of the lesson studied, with devotionals led by Mrs. Ed Pruyn. An executive budget planning meeting was held on the after noon of July 9 in the home of Mrs. Lester Oden. In attendance were Mmes. Wallace Prowell, Tom Drydale, Ralph Curry and Henry Anderson. Next general meeting will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 21, at the church. By Oregon State Bar Official board of Nyssa Metho dist church met Monday evening SUBSCRIPTION RATES and elected Cliff Main as chair Legal Responsibility ó’** ' newspaper man for the 1964-65 church year. Single Copies---------- 10c In Pushing a Car PUBLISHERS Main replaces Russell Gressley In Malheur County, Oregon, who served last year. Suppose you try to help a stall ASSOCIATION and Payette and Canyon In other action, it was decided ed motorist by giving him a push Counties, Idaho: to set the regular meetings of the with your car. Can you be held S3.50 One Year board for the third Tuesday of responsible if the car you push Six Months______ $2.50 each month beginning in August. hits a pedestrian? Elsewhere in the U. S. A.: The various church commissions While driving his car down Per Year________ $4.00 will meet at 7:30 p.m. and the Main street, Mort Meanswell came AFFINATE MEMbER Six Months--------- $2.50 board will convene at 8:30. An upon a stalled auto. The driver i all-family picnic was planned for of the stalled car asked Mort for the congregation on July 26 after a shove to get him started. Mort Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. church services, the location to did as requested, pushing the be the Apple Valley school park. stalled vehicle for some 20 feet Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Transmission It was agreed that a Commis and then slowing down, allowing ATTEND CHURCH CAMP Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter sion on Worship will be organ it to go forward alone The Rev. Wallace Prowell, pas ized before fall, to coordinate all Under the Act of March 3, 1879. The driver of the stalled car tor of the local Christian church, activities of the church pertain rolled to the intersection, turn left July 4 to attend a counselors’ ing to worship services and ed right and struck Nancy just meeting at Chi-Rho camp near church attendance. All chairmen as she was crossing the street. Cascade. Junior high students at of major church groups will also The driver of the stalled car tending the July 5-11 camp ses be formed into a new “Policy disappeared and Nancy sued sion were Cynthia Spitler, Kenny committee” to make long-range Mort. Strickland, Lona Shelton, Paula plans for the church program. “I’m not liable,” said Mort. “It Strickland and Linda Clapp. The The Rev. Ralph A. Lawrence was the other guy who hit her; Rev. Prowell served as counselor announced that he would be Funeral services for Walter D. counseling in the Junior High I wasn’t even pushing the other and the group returned home Hillis were conducted Wednesday camp July 27 - Aug. 3 at Wallowa car when she was hit.” Saturday. Chief of Police Petrie morning, July 15, 1964, at Lien- lake. Do you think Mort is right in Writes of Satisfaction I kaemper chapel. Officiating min- Church Hosts Tri-State Meeting his claim that he is not liable? ister was the Rev. Arthur Sko- The court agreed with Mort. The Methodist church is host In Enforcement Work , ' gan of the Owyhee Community They pointed out that liability this Friday and Saturday for the insurance Institute for Highway Safety Nyssa, Oregon church. in such a case depends upon July 13, 1964 Mr. Hillis succumbed at 1 o’ Tri-State meeting of the Mission whether the operation of push ary Baptists, with the Rev. Alvon clock Sunday afternoon at his Dear Editor: ADRIAN CHURCH WOMEN ing the stalled car was so com Griffin of Nyssa Friendship Bap Dude Parker Dies; home in Sunset Valley after suf MEET WITH MRS. BORGE pleted before the accident as In thinking over the past 18 fering a cerebral hemorrhage. He tist church in charge of arrange Services Conducted years as a public servant, I can had been in ill health recently, ments. Women’s association of Adrian to leave both of the drivers not help but realize that every having suffered a stroke and Community church met Friday their individual and independ College and other post - high July 3 in Wallowa thing I have or may be, has come coronary attack on June 9 and school young people met last Funeral services for U. E. afternoon at the home of Mrs. ent duty io drive carefully. Feel like you’re out to me from the taxpayers. My in another stroke on June 18. Sunday evening in the church, (Dude) Parker were conducted Jake Borge with 17 ladies in at In this case the stalled car pro terests and education have fol of touch with the He was born June 7, 1903, in discussing the topic, “A Question Friday afternoon, July 3, 1964, at tendance. Mrs. Elmer Rosenkilde ceeded forward over 60 feet after lowed the lines of my profession Vinita, Okla., a son of Elijah of Sin.” Topic for July 19 is “The the Christian church in Wallowa, gave the opening prayer and roll the push and then turned right distant family? Long and I fully realize that if I am to Drake and Carrie Frye Hillis. Meaning of Baptism.” Ore. The Rev. Frank Needles was call was answered by the number at the intersection, independently Distance puts you continue in this profession, it is of visitations made during the of and without any contact with officiating minister. When he was eight years of age Attend Youth Camp most certainly up to me to ful the family moved to Arco, Idaho, right in the center of past month. Mrs. Rosenkilde had Mort ’ s vehicle. After Mort push Five high school youth left by Mr. Parker succumbed June 29 fill my obligation to the public. the most, having made 22 visits. ed the stalled car, he did not ex things again. It’s so chartered bus Monday morning at the Veterans ’ hospital in Walla resided there two years and then I am the first person to admit moved to Burley. Mrs. R. D. McKinley read the ercise any control over the move for Methodist Youth camp at Walla, Wash. He was born Sept. easy, so fast, so ment of the other auto. that my profession has become The deceased attended schools Wallowa lake. They are David 1, 1896, in Everton, Mo., and at minutes in the absence of Mrs. satisfying. Pick up more expensive to the public and in the two Idaho towns. He quit Nishitani, Karen Main, Marcia an early age moved with his par John Auker, while Mrs. Elvin Nancy’s injuries were not the your phone and go it is their money we are spend school, however, in the 10th Wyckoff, Sheila Huffman and ents to Parkdale, Ore. Worden gave the treasurer’s re result of any negligence on Mort’s ing. Consequently, I can only feel grade to help his parents with Linda McPartland. They will re In 1937 Mr. Parker and his port. Mrs. Earl Winn reported on part. She cannot hold him legal visiting tonight that any saving I or my adminis turn July 20. family moved to a homestead in her recent trip as delegate to the ly liable. farm work. trative superiors can make in this Sermon topic of the Rev. Ralph Cow Hollow west of Nyssa where United Presbyterian women’s (Oregon lawyers offer this On Jan. 8, 1923, he was united' A. Lawrence for July 19 will be field, along with any other aid they lived for a number of years meeting at Purdue university in column as a public service. No in marriage to Myrtle Irene Ru MALHEUR to the pubilc in the line of equip “The Master’s Running Mate.” before going to Wallowa where Lafayette, Ind. person should apply or inter HOME ment or communications, can dolph at Rupert. they have since resided. pret any law without the aid They left Idaho in 1936 and LUTHERAN GROUP PLANS only be looked on by the public TELEPHONE In addition to Mrs. Parker of MINERS VISIT IN IDAHO of an attorney who is complete and working associates as an ef moved to Klamath Falls where TRIP TO SILVER CITY the home, he is survived by four Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Miner, Lar ly advised of the facts involved. COMPANY fort on our part to give mote they resided until March 1938 Forty - Niners group of Faith sons, Jack of Salinas, Calif., Dick ry and Lori spent July 4 weekend Even a slight variance in facts where more can be given, with when they moved to the present Lutheran church will leave at 7 of Santa Ana, Calif., Dale, ad visiting relatives at Shelley, Ida may change the application of a more solid, coordinated back farm, southwest of Nyssa. o’clock Saturday morning for an dress unknown, and Hubert of ho. the law.) ground for all concerned. Mr. Hillis had been a farmer excursion trip to Silver City, Joseph, Ore. during his entire lifetime. He Idaho. Interesting activities have Other survivors include two "Proud of Profession" was fond of outdoor sports, espe been planned for the day. brothers, Bill of Irrigon, Ore., and I have always been proud of All those interested in taking Frank of Sunnyvale, Calif.; one Look over these my profession and consider it a cially hunting and fishing. In addition to his widow of the the trip are asked to take a sack sister, Mrs. Maggie Britton of privilege as well as an obligation to lend my services, exchange in home, he is survived by two lunch and meet at the church at Albany, Ore. Several grandchil dren, nieces alm nephews also formation and work in coordina daughters, Mrs. Lewis (Marjorie) 7 a.m. survive. tion with the request of any citi Mitchell of route 2, Nyssa, and Active pallbearers were Lloyd zen or law enforcement agency. Mrs. Melvin (Georgia) Pendarvis ATTEND CHURCH PICNIC Among Nyssans attending a tri Weaver, Laurance Emmons, Rus To my knowledge, it has never of Wallowa; three grandchildren, been a regulation or even a cus Diana, Melvin T. and Jimmy city Catholic picnic dinner Sun sell W. Bolitho, Velpean Moore, day in an Ontario park were the Charles Share and Lew McCoy. tom for law enforcement agen Pendarvis. Other survivors are his mother, Art Bosselman, Chick Quinowski, cies to pay each other with mo Interment was Monday after ney or goods for communications, Mrs. Carrie Hillis of Boise, and I Don Lytle, Gene DeMinck, Chuck noon, July 6, in Pine Grove ceme Smith and Sam Smit families, exchange of services, or aiding a brother, Manon Hillis, also of tery at Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jackson. Don't miss these big values in ODDS ZN ENDS each other in emergency or stress. the Idaho capital city. In conclusion I wish to add that A son, Glendon Walter Hillis, gathered from throughout th© yard! my wife and family are as proud was killed in October 1944 during ATTEND PARKER RITES Lew McCoy of Jamieson, Mr. and grateful for the respect and World War II in Holland. The friendship shown us by the citi deceased was also preceded in and Mrs. Charles Share of Nyssa zens of Nyssa as I am. Our chil death by his father, who suc attended services July 3 at Wal dren are benefiting from the good cumbed in the spring of 1950, and lowa for U. E. (Dude) Parker. Bestlite—5 Oz. school system and their associa a grandson, Dennis Dean Pendar Henry Ward of Boise has been tion with the fine youngsters of vis, who died in September that staying in the Share home. Nyssa of whom we can all be same year. Physicians and toreca, Jess Asumendi, Bob New- proud. Burial was made in the Nyssa gen and Jack Wood. Surgeons Respectfully yours, cemetery under the direction of Honorary bearers were Alonzo 20"x 68" 22"x 68" 24" x 68 F. E. PETRJIE Lienkaemper funeral home. Ac Knowles, Leonard Newgen, Ken K. E. KERBY. M. D. Reg. $16.95 Reg. $18.95 Reg. $19.95 Chief of Police tive pallbearers were Henry Mit neth Lorensen, Ora Newgen, Den- FOR PATIOS and K. A. DANFORD. M.D. NOW — NOW — NOW— Nyssa Police Department chell, Isaac Mitchell, Gabe As- zil Mitchell and Harley Wilson. 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