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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE SIX Easter Observances Planned by Churches VISIT IN ZAMORA HOME Little School Pupils Mr. and Mrs. Larry Savior of Tacoma. Wash., spent the week Stage Easter Program Mrs. Elvin Ballou's Little School end visiting her parents, Mr and (Continued From Page 1) kindergarten pupils entertained Mrs. M. C. Zamora Another re FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH weekend guest in the Za their mothers and grandmothers A special Maundy Thursday cent mora home was the couple's son, Tuesday morning in their class service will be conducted at 8 Benjamin E. Zamora, a student room at the LeVerne Shell resi o’clock this evening at Faith Lu at Oregon State university in Cor dence on North Fourth street. theran church, it is announced by The small students presented a vallis. Prior to enrolling at OSU. Pastor John Milbrath. Members play entitled -‘Peter Rabbit." They Benjamin worked for the Bureau of the junior high class will pre set up their own scenery and sent a dialogue based on the of Land Management at Vale and made most of the props, including was later employed in La Grande. theme. ‘‘Art Thou the Son of bunny- ears. God?" The sacrament of Holy , „ . .. . A Each child recited a nursery Communion will also be celebrat- by ^Pastor Arthur S dedication service for infants will rhyme and refreshments were ed during this service. A 30-minute Good Friday ser be held during the 11 o'clock wor served to those in attendance se- Geoffrey Eastman played the .III <•» •• • • V p.m. LJ.1I1. ui " hour and special musical • • vice will begin at 4 12:10 at ship the church, w nth program theme lections will be presented by con- part of Peter Rabbit, with Andy- — Christ Died j.. ” | gregation members. Ford as reader. Other members entitled ‘‘The Day Sunday school classes will meet NYSSA METHODIST CHURCH of the east were Donna Olde- The Rev. Ralph Lawrence an mever, Debbie Simantel, Timmy at 9:45 Easter morning and the1 ~ worship service will be held at nounces that the Maundy Thurs McKinney, Eric Stunz. Brent 11 o’clock Pastor Milbrath’s ser day service of Holy Communion Standerfer, Missy Larson. Scott mon will be based on the theme. will be held at 8 o’clock this eve Wilson, Joy Ballou and Sheila ning at the local Methodist Marostica. "God Is Not Dead. But Alive.” I church. This is the annual obser CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Teenagers of the Nazarene vance of the Lord’s Supper which GILES MOVE TO HOMEDALE Mr. and Mrs. Bob Giles and church will meet at the Don Wil commemorates Jesus' last evening Scott plan to move next weekend MARCIA WYCKOFF wai crowned chapter sweetheart at the 24th son residence for breakfast fol with his disciples. Two identical services of wor i to Homedale, where he is em annual FFA banquet-meeting held Tuesday evening. March 29. in lowing the Easter Sunrise service. Mrs. Dwight Seward is in charge ship will be held Easter Sunday, ployed by the Watson Produce the school cafetorium. Marcia, wearing the official sweetheart's the first at 8:30 and the second company. Mrs. Giles (Sharlene) of arrangements. jacket, is pictured with Jim Bishop. FFA chapter president for the Pastor John Bullock announces at 11 a m. Church school will has worked for the past 1 h years 1965-66 school year. An account of other activities during the din as a waitress at Brownie ’ s cafe, that teens of the church will pre convene at the regular 9:45 hour. sent a 7:30 evening concert en Sermon by the Rev. Lawrence and today will conclude her du ner session will be published in next week's issue of the Journal. titled "Easter in Music,” with Hal will be "Ringing the Rusty Bells ties there. CLIFFORD RITES PENDING Poe as choir director. Joe Hobson of Hope.” William M. White Jr. will serve as reader. Also in Easter anthems will be present Funeral sen-ices for Lawrence cluded on the program will be ed by the Chancel choir under □^T* Legal Notices Clifford were pending at press Services Conducted solos, duets and trios presented direction of Mrs. Tom Nishitani time Wednesday evening. He suc At Ontario Chapel ELECTION by church members. with Mrs Dw’ight Wyckoff as cumbed early yesterday morning Funeral rites for William Mor Upon Question of Increasing The Rev. Bullock and his con organist. at the Veterans’ hospital in Boise. gan White were conducted Satur Tax Levy Over Amount gregation extend an invitation to ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL day afternoon, April 2, 1966, at Limited by Section 11, the public to attend this evening The Rev. Armand Larive an No. 2840 Bertelson-Lienkaemper chapel in Article XI. State Constitution program. nounces that a Maundy Thursday NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ontario, with interment made in Notice is hereby given that an OWYHEE COMMUNITY service will be conducted at 7:30 In ths County Court Evergreen cemetery. Officiating CHURCH this evening in St. Paul’s Episco-1 election will be held in School Of the Stale of Oregon was the Rev. Gordon A Read of District No. 26 of Malheur County. Regular sen-ices are planned pal church. He also stated that For the County of Malheur Ontario First Christian church. State of Oregon, from 2 p.m. to Easter Sunday at Owyhee Com celebration of Holy Communion In the Matter of the Estate of Mr. White succumbed the pre munity church, it is announced will be held at 8 and 11 a m. on 8 p.m. on April 18, 1966, at the LAURAH LUCILLE WATSON. vious Wednesday night at his little theater. Nyssa High School, Easter Sunday. Deceasod. rural Ontario home. in said school district, for the NYSSA LDS FIRST WARD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. He was born Oct. 7. 1879, at purpose of submitting to the legal A special Easter program will voters of said district the question That the undersigned has been Cave City, Ky . and on Oct. 9, be held during the 9:45 a m. Sun of increasing the tax levy for the appointed Administrator of the ; 1907, was married to Phoebe day school hour at Nyssa First fiscal year 1966 - 1967 over the estate of Laurah Lucille Watson, J Waller in Glasgow, Ky. They ward, it is announced by Don amount limited by section 11, deceased, by the County Court of j moved to the Ontario area in 1949 I Bowers. The program will be article XI. of the Constitution of the State of Oregon for Malheur from Utah. presented jointly by members of Oregon. County, and has duly qualified In addition to his widow, Mr. i the junior and senior Sunday as such. All persons having claims The reasons for increasing such against said estate are hereby White is survived by three sons, school classes. A program of John B. of Juntura. William E Easter music is being planned for levy are: notified to present the same, duly To provide sufficient funds for verified as required by law. to of Adnan and Joseph L. of On 5 o’clock Easter Sunday after- tario; two daughters, Mrs. Eliza the operation of the schools. I noon. the undersigned at the law offices The amount of tax, in excess of Henigson & Stunz. Nyssa. Ore beth Whitehurst of Encinitas. ADRIAN COMMUNITY of the 6% limitation, proposed to gon, within six months from the Calif., and Mrs. Louise Sly of CHURCH Halfway, Ore. be levied for said fiscal year is date hereof. The Rev. Elmer Rosenkilde an $46,728. Other survivors include two nounces that an Easter program HAROLD HENGISON sisters, Mrs. Claudia Young and Dated this 29th day of March, will be presented by the youth Administrator of the Mrs. Laura Barbour, both of Glas choir during the 9:45 Sunday 1966. Estate of Laurah Lucille gow; 20 grandchildren and 20 1 school hour at Adrian Community I Attest: Watson, Deceased. great-grandchildren. D. E. NEDRY church. Special musical selections Dated and first published March District Clerk i are also being planned during 31, 1966. To Buy, Sall or Trad«. R. G. LARSON . the worship service. Try the Clarified Pagel Last publication April 28, 1966 Chairman Board of Directors Published March 31 and April 7, 1966. You’ll Save When You Buy Irrigation Equipment at Our Prices! ALUMINUM SYPHON TUBES Sizes Price H" X 54"................. 33* %"x54"................. 41* l"x54"................. 52* l14"x54"................. 65* l’/z" X 54"................. 75* (Other Sizes Through 3-Inch) NYLON DAMS 100' X 6" Rolls . . . $77.50 ; IRRIGATION BOOTS (All Sizes) VIS-QUEEN PLASTIC Use for Ditch Liners 6-Foot Through 32-Foot BY THE ROLL . .. 4-Mill-l* 6-Mill—P/2* o----------- You Don't Have to Be a Member To Buy and Save Here! Nyssa Co-op Supply 18 North Second Dial 372 3548 NYSSA . . . OREGON If THURSDAY. APRIL 7. 1966 ANK Club Sponsors 13th Annual Contest For Posters. Essays RETURN TO NYSSA AREA Winners in the 13th annual poster and essay contests spon sored by ANK Garden club have lieen reported by Mrs M I, Judd, chairman for the competition. Those participating were students in grades five through highschool In tile poster division, firth mid sixth graders used the theme, "A Camper's Delight," and those who received awards are Jennifer Ure. first, Sharlene Kido, second; mid Gina Lytle, third. Honorable mention went to Lowell Williams and Linda Williams. Eighth grade students based their poster pictures on the theme, "A Hunter's Paradise.” Winners are Joe Gmza. first; Oru Lee Stites, second; and Trina Ber nal, third. Those receiving honor able mention are Don Brown and Esther Posada. Essay winners among fifth and —■ Mr and Mrs Harvey Easton and family recently returned to the Nyssa urea after residing for some time near New Plymouth. Easton is employed by the Idaho Power company. They are resid ing on the Chenault furm on Adums roud, route 1, Nyssa. sixth grade student« are KuyC LaFny, first; Kicky Cheater, sec ond; and Jon Morgan, third. Hon orable mention went to Sharlene Kido and Christine Reece. Their essays were entitled "Why Plant T h ,--. Royce Bair, an NHS junior, was the only winner in the high school division. His essay was based on the theme, ‘'Good Manners in the Forest." Mrs. Judd reports that ull win ning posters and essays in each division have been forwarded to state competition Each local win ner was presented a small cash award by ANK Garden club MENU • • • • • • Easter Sunday Choice of Soup or Juice ROAST TURKEY and Dressing Mashed Potatoes — Green Beans Fruit Salad — Drink Hot Rolls (With Honey or Jelly) Pumpkin or Hot Mince Pie $1. (Short Orders Too. of Course) O- Polar Bear Drive In 502 Main Street Nyssa, Oregon No. 2835 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court Of the State of Oregon For the County of Malheur In the Matter of the Estate of DESSA HOFSTETTER, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned has been appointed executrix of the estate of Dessa Hofstetter, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Malheur County, and has duly qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as required by law, to the under signed at the law offices of Hen- igson & Stunz, Nyssa, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. OTILLIA BOYDELL Executrix of the Estate of Dessa Hofstetter, Deceased. Dated and first published March 24, 1966. Last publication April 21, 1966. NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION Upon Question of Increasing Tax Levy Over Amount Limited by Section 11, Article XI, State Constitution NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an election will be held in School District No. 61, Malheur County, State of Oregon, from 2 ’ p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday, April 15, I 1966, at Adrian Grade School ; in said school district, for the I purpose of submitting to the legal I voters of said district the question j of increasing the tax levy for the 'fiscal year 1966- 1967 over the | amount limited by section 11, | article XI, of the Constitution of j Oregon. The reasons for increasing such levy are: The District has no tax base; money needed to operate school. The amount of tax, in excess of the 6% limitation, proposed to be levied for said fiscal year is $176,878.15. Dated this 31st day of March, 1968. Attest: C. G. BROWN District Clerk GERRIT TIMMERMAN Chairman Board of Directors Published March 31 and April 7, 1966. 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