THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY. APRIL 7. 1966
Driver Unhuri
In Truck Upsel
Real Estate Women Nampa Chapel Rites
Hold Annual Party To Be Held Friday
For Scholarship Fund For Nyssan’s Father
COMING EVENTS*!
PAGE SEVEN
Paul R. Wynn Rites
Conducted March 26
At LDS Stake Center
Nyssa Births
CHRIS WYCKOFF ASSISTS
BUILDERS OF TEEN CENTER
Chris Wyckoff, a student at
the University of Oregon in Eu
gene, spent spring vacation at
Eloy, Ariz., helping a Methodist
youth group to construct a stone
block teen center.
Eleven U of O students of the
Wesley foundation and their min
ister, Bob Kingsbury, drove to
Eloy and stayed overnight in the
Methodist church at Bakersfield,
Calif., and in an Indian mission
at Shurz, Nev.
Chris told his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Dwight Wyckoff of Nyssa,
that the Eloy terrain reminded
him of Malheur county, except
that instead of sagebrush, the
land was covered with sagnaro.
cholla, junynag and many other
species of cacti.
Funerul services for Richard R.
Services for Paul R. Wynn were
Emerson will be held at 11 o’clock
April 8-9. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.—Rum conducted Saturday noon, March
April 3—To Mr. and Mrs Jose
Friday morning, April 8, 1966, at mage sale in Town» building 26, 1966, at the Oneida stake cen
ter, with burial made in the ceme Vallejo of Vale, a 5-pound, 12-
Shepherd rnortuury in Nampa. sponsored by Rebekah lodge.
ounce girl, Maria Ana.
Officiating will be the Revs. Clay
April 8. 10:30 a.m.—Senior Citi- tery at Preston, Idaho.
April 5—To Mr. and Mrs. James
■Mr. Wynn succumbed the pre-
Stephens and Warren D. Combs xens meeting and potluck dinner
! vious Wednesday morning at the Smith of Ontario, a 6-pound, 15-
of the Marsing and Nampa As in Nyssa Methodist church.
ounce girl, Lucinda Kay.
sembly of God churches Inter
April 8. 2 p.m.—Owyhee Gar ' Preston home of a daughter, Mrs.
ment will be made in Kohlerlawn den club meeting at home of Mrs. Keith Gooch, following an ex-
April 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Henry
i tended illness.
Mendazona of Nyssa, a 9-pound,
cemetery.
Jim Langley.
He was born Sept. 18, 1899, at 11-ounce boy, Michael Henry.
Mr. Emerson, father of Mrs.
April 8, 8 p.m.—Good Friday
Donald J. (Austa) Smith of Nyssa, service at Nyssa Christian church. Lyons, Kan., a son of George B.
and Cora E. Straight Wynn. He OMITTED FROM HONOR LIST
succumbed Monduy in u Caldwell
April
8.
8
p.m.
—
Amity
club
married Mary Ellen Hemsley on
hospital.
Laura Mackey, a sophomore
meeting at homo of Mrs. Madge | Sept. 22, 1921, in the Salt I-ake
at
born
Nov.
2.
1«««,
He was
student
at Adrian high school,
Wilson.
City temple
Comstock, Ndb., und grew up in
earned a B average during the
The
family
resided
in
Preston
April
9,
8:30
p.m.
—
Card
party
that area On Nov. 1«. 1911. he
for 21 years, during which time past nine weeks. Her name was
married Lula Mary Mattox at at Oregon Trail hall.
| omitted from the list of honor
April 9—Evening potluck din Mr. Wynn operated a hardware students reported last week by
Broken Bow, Neb., and in 1940
store.
He
continued
in
the
hard-1
they moved to Marsing from Dry ner and pinochle party at Nu
the superintendent's office
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ware business at Ashton and also
Acres community hall.
Valley, Custer County, Neb.
farmed
there
before
moving
to
April 10. 6:15 a.m.—Sunrise ser
The deceased made his home
the Nyssa area where he ranched
with his daughter in Nyssa since vice on cemetery hill, west of ! for 14 years. Mr. Wynn and his
N
yssa.
the death of his wife on Oct. 15,
wife returned to Preston in Octo
April 11, 1:30 p.m...—Meeting of ber 1965.
1904.
Mr Emerson was a member of Malheur County Dairy Wires at
The deceased was an active
the Marsing Assembly of God homo of Mrs. Jim Phifer.
member of the LDS church, hav
April 12, 2 p.m. — Meeting of ing served in the bishopric of
church.
In addition to Mrs. Smith, he ANK Garden club at home of Mrs. Preston Fourth ward, as president
is survived by eight sons, Ken Dale Ashcraft.
and counselor in the Oneida stake
neth R. and Paul E of Marsing,
April 12. 7:30 p.m—Knife and and as a member of the stake high
Donald E. of Roy, Utah. Dwight Fork club meeting at East Side council.
more than five gallons of liquid F. of Milwaukie, Ore., the Rev. cafe. Ontario.
While residing at Ashton, he
April 13, 8 p.m. — St. Paul’s was superintendent of the stake
lost. This also cut down danger Richard D of Commerce City,
Colo., the Rev. Russel) R. of Port Guild meeting at home of Mrs. Sunday school board and was ac
of fire, he said.
land, Raymond R. of Corona, Ray Larson.
tive in missionary work of the
April 14, 1:30 p.m.—Nyssa "day- stake.
Calif., and Waldo W. Emerson of
time" extension unit meeting ai
J Nampa.
In addition to his widow, Mr.
Other survivors include four home of Mrs. Ron Young.
Wynn is survived by four sons,
NOW’S THE TIME TO ORDER
I brothers, Ralph of Oakland, Ore.,
Ross of Ashton, Vai D. of Lom
i Carey of Alliance, Neb., John of BANTAM MIXED LEAGUE
PERSONALIZED LISTINGS
poc, Calif., Robert of Imperial
Bassett, Neb , and George of Mor- Sugar Bowl
.2ßM 13*4 Beach, Calif., and David Wynn of
If your phone is used frequently by others
j risville, Pa.; three sisters, Mrs. Owyhee Barber
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rural Nyssa; five daughters, Mrs.
who live in your home — boarders or rela
I Alice Carpenter of Kearney, Neb , Idaho Power
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June Winward of Chico, Calif.,
tives
for example —encourage them to
i Mrs. Mary Thompson of Lyman, Ross Rollers
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Mrs. Irene Godfrey and Mrs. Anne
Neb , and Mrs. Ada Gibbons of Eastman Agency
order their own personalized listing in the
_ 21% 18% Gooch of Preston, Mrs. Mary El
Coos Bay, Ore.
new directory. Each low-cost listing shows
Nyssa Auto Parts
.18
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len Peterson of Caldwell and
Also surviving are 29 grand Renstrom Agency
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name, address, and phone number. To
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Mrs. Jeannine Stringam of Idaho
children and 10 great-grandchil Wilson's Janitorial
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Falls.
order, call our Business Office.
dren.
Boys’ high scratch games, Ricky
Also surviving are three bro
BUSINESSMEN: Missed calls mean ■»■•tri
Wilson, 211; Scott Engstrom, 167; thers, Dan A. of Eugene, Ore.,
Undergoes Surgery
Billy Marcum, 151. 'Boys’ high Edgar E. of Emmett, Idaho, and
business. Make it easy for customers and
Miss Janice Evans underwent series. Ricky Wilson, 498; B. Mar Eugene Wynn of Ontario, Ore.;
prospects to call you with an advertise
I surgery early last week at Mal- cum. 409; S. Engstrom, 395.
four sisters, Mrs. Earl Wilson of
ment in the Yellow Pages. Just call our
! heur Memorial hospital in Nyssa. March 26 High Games and Series El Seconda, Calif., Mrs. Peter
Business Office, and ask for a Yellow Pages
! On Monday of this week she was
Kevin Engstrom, 173/154; Hal
I reported to be recovering nicely, Brendle, 164. K. Engstrom, 439; Thompson and Mrs. Leland Stei
representative.
ner of Rexburg, Idaho, and Mrs.
but was still confined to the hos- Hal Brendle, 420; Ricky Wilson, Rulon Lake of Colorado.
MALHEUR HOME
: pital. Date of her release was un 407. K. Vinsonhaler, 166; C. Ma-
Forty-three grandchildren also
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known
at
that
time.
Mrs.
Lucy
o
rostica and J. Holmes. 146; N. survive.
Evans is staying with Mr. and Wilson, 145; K. Vinsonhaler, 416;
Mrs. Sherman Keck while Janice N. Wilson, 403; J. Holmes, 395.
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is hospitalized.
E«l Mason, driver of Nyssu C <>
op Supply's fuel truck. escaped
uninjured when In- win forced off
the road und his vehicle upset
Monday of last week.
Muson win traveling west on
Cow Hollow road about % mile
tieyond Sunset Market when he
noted a passenger car coming to
ward him In tin- middle of the
pavement, lie said he kept pull
ing over to the right, thinking
the oncoming car would return
to the proper side of the road,
but when it did not he took the
shoulder mid turned the truck
over on its side.
The other vehicle, occupied by
two young boys and having a
light-colored license, stopped lif
ter the truck upset But as soon
mi they saw Mason push a door
up to get out, left without further
ado.
The truck was loaded with
gasoline and diesel fuel ut the
time, but its speed had been cut
enough that damage was held to
approximately $1,000, Insurance
covers the major portion of the
loss.
Ernie Metcalf, manager of the
Co-op. said due to the new truck
having new-type lids on the fuel
compartments that there wusn’t
The Malheur county chapter of
Women's Council of National As
sociation of Real Estate Boards
held its annual dessert bridge and
pinochle party March 25 at Moore
hotel in Ontario.
Nyssan Mel Calhoun tallied
high score in the bridge division
and Al Andrews of Ontario was
recipient of low score award Er
nie Smith and Jack Vincent of
Ontario, with high and low scores
respectively, were winners among
pinochle players. Jan Barton of
Nyssa received the door prize.
Entertainment was provided by
Linda Ballou who sang several
vocal selections, accompanying
herself on the guitar.
Proceeds from the party are
added to the scholarship fund
which is given annually to a Vale,
Nyssa or Ontario graduating sen
ior girl to further her business
education. During the past five
years, this award has gone to
three Nyssans and two girls from
Ontario.
The women realtors express
their appreciation to all who
attended the party or helped in
other ways to muke it a success.
THE
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DIRECTORY
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