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THURSDAY, AUGUST 18. 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE TWO THE GATE CITY JOURNAL TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publisher Correspondent Reports Activities In Big Bend Area Lutheran Pastor To Be Installed In Sunday Rites Telephone Pet-Peeves Whan a parson dials a wrong taiaphona numbar, which 1» so vary aasy io do In this age of "many numbers," why does he or she just hang up on the one who answers? Would it not be just as aasy to say. "Sorry — I must have dialed the wrong number." Just any polite remark would leave a better feeling with the per son who answered, even though the one who dialed is unknown. Another peeve Is that of par ents allowing children to play with the telephone, when ac tually it is not a toy, but an in strument of communication. By Mrs. Dyre Robert» BIG BEND- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Van Landinghum and family of I North Bend, Ore., visited last week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edens and Jerry. Mmes. Mary and Bobbi Thomp son were recent Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bi shop. Mr. und Mrs. Harvey Bennett are vacutioning on the north fork Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon of Malheur river. Mrs. Horace Chaney left Mon Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa. Oregon, for Transmission day for Del Rio, Texas, to care lutter couple's wedding anniver Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter for children of Mr. and Mrs. Du- sary. Under the Act of March 3, 1879. vid Chaney while the latter un- Mrs. Imagene Carpenter and CONSERVATIVE BAPTISTS dergoes surgery. family of Ontario visited Friday FORM CHURCH IN NYSSA with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edens Hava Granddaughter A Conservative Baptist church Henry Edens. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edens are has been organized in Nyssa with Guests in Chaney Home grandparents of u baby girl, Jen the first services scheduled Sun Mr, and Mrs. Emmett Gifford, nifer Marie, born Aug. 10 to Mr. day morning, Aug. 21. The con Mrs. Karen McClung and Danae and Mrs. Ihit Edens of Ontario. gregation will meet temporarily The little miss joins two brothers Cook of Boise were Struiny guests 4 By Freda Astoreca Ken Lorensen visited Wednes- in the American Legion hall with of Horace Chaney am family. at home. Mrs. Mary Thompson was a SUNSET VALLEY—Messrs, and I day of last week with Mrs. Berne | the Rev. Dale Andrews as in Mrs. Burton Bludes und Nancy Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mmes. Gamer Cleaver and chil Lorensen and children in Ontario. terim pastor. and Mrs. Fremonte Heaps of Mrs. Howard Obcndorf in Ros The worship service will be dren of Unionville, Iowa; Paul He was a Sunday dinner guest Nampa visited Friday afternoon well Cleaver and Paul of Pocatello; of Mr. and Mrs. William Turner. held at 9 a m. with Sunday school with Mrs. Dyre Roberts. Mrs. Dyre Roberts accompanied John Cleaver, Nyssa; Jerry Gor Mrs. Lorensen and girls are spen slated to begin at 10 o’clock. To correct an error reported Mrs. Jim Carroll and daughters don and family of Arock; Max ding two weeks at Quaker Hill last week: It was Ricky Abbott, of Vale to Nampa Sunday after OWYHEE CHURCH YOUTH Cleaver and son of Newton, Iowa, camp at McCall. son of Mrs. Pearle Abbott, instead noon to visit Mrs. Florence Hen- GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS were recent visitors at the Mag Returns From Nebraska of Ricks Gale Jr. who underwent derlider und Mrs. Marie Douglas. At an Aug. 10 meeting, the | nus Ekanger home. The Cleaver Mrs. Ira Price returned Aug. 7 I youth group of Owyhee Commu "IT WAS THE MOST WONDERFUL TRIP I've ever had.'" were recent surgery at a Caldwell hos Jim Thompson returned homo men are Mrs. Ekangers brothers. from a visit to Nebraska. Mr. nity church selected new officers.! the words of Mrs. Angie Cook, who on Sunday was taken on a pital. Saturday evening after fighting 79th birthday anniversary jaunt by two friends. Mrs. Alice Neiger Linda Bishop, accompanied by fire with BUM crews near Gar Carylee Mefford was named ■ and Miss Margery Nihart. The trio left Nyssa early Sunday morn Mr. and Mrs. Harry Counsil and and Mrs. Marion Carey and fam Margaret Wood of John Day, left den Valley, Idaho. ily of Grangeville were Sunday program chairman; Mark Ste-1 children of Denver. Colo., are ing and visited Mrs. Cook's birthplace. Malheur City and the near Aug. 10 for Spokane to visit Mr. visiting in this community. They overnight guests of her parents, phen, song leader; Marilyn Ste by cemetery. It was the first time the birthday honoree had been and Mrs. LeRoy Bishop. They re the Ira Prices. Chris and Doug phen, secretary; Leila Farmer, were recent dinner guests and in that area since she was four years of age. Malheur City and turned Sunday evening. Share spent last week with their pianist; and Axel Stephen, devo afternoon visitors at the home of Miss Lynn Chaney of Boise is the cemetery markers had been destroyed by fire years ago. but tions. his sister, Mrs. R. C. Smith Jr. grandparents, the Price couple. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alexander The young people meet at 8 the graveyard has been renovated. Replicas of tree stumps mark spending a week’s vacation with Other guests were Johi. Knot- and family attended a Nazarene o’clock each Wednesday evening the graves of Woodmen of the World and the American flag flies her father, Horace Chancy, Rosa tingham of the Mitchell Butte vicinity, Charles Moore of New camp meeting on Sunday and and invite all area youths to at proudly. Mrs. Cook noted that the last burial made in the ceme lie and Sammy. Plymouth and and Mrs. O. P. were dinner guests of the John tend. — Marilyn Stephen. Secre tery was the latter part of 1965 when the body of a Vale resident, Return From Washington Price family in Nampa. Mr. Woodcock, was interred. After eating their lunch in the shadow tary. Counsil. Mrs. Pete Sillonis and children of an old building, the Nyssa women then drove to Dooly mountain returned Wednesday from a 10- Mrs. Don Connell and children Mr. and Mrs. Chester Counsil where they were given permission to visit the radar station. From day visit with relatives near and family of New Plymouth visited Friday afternoon with the RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA Mrs. Ron Zerbel, Deborah, Kar there they could see several lakes, as well as La Grande. Hunting Kalama, Wash. spent the afternoon visiting with Gabe Astoreca family. Mr. and the Smiths and their guests. The Mrs. Duane Smith spent the en, Ronnie and Vanessa return ton and other towns. Mrs. Cook stated that she had never seen Carlene and Darlene Carroll of Harry Counsils are house guests weekend at the Astoreca home. ed home Monday evening after lovelier scenery anywhere. After visiting Mrs. Nettie Cook and Vale spent three days last week of her mother, Mrs. Bruce Jen Mrs. Smith was released from the spending two weeks with her family in Baker, the trio stopped al Farewell Bend for another with their grandparents, Mr. and hospital Friday evening and is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael outdoor meal and arrived home late Sunday evening.—Staff Photo. Mrs. Dyre Roberts, while their kins in Nyssa. reported to be getting along very Marche of Sacramento. During parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Car Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wilson and well. The Smiths are spending their stay in the Golden state, roll, were on business at Orovada, BLAIRS RETURN HOME Clay of Moses Lake visited dur this week with the Clancy Cable they toured Disneyland and also RIGHT KIND OF CURVE Nev., and Burns, Ore. visited relatives in San Francisco. | The safest curve is a smile. It ing the weekend with Mr. and family in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Frell Blair re Mr. and Mrs. David Krause Mrs. George Folkman. Mrs. Wil Return From Church Camp The Nyssans spent two days at can straighten out a lot of things. turned home Saturday evening took Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts 127 Main Streot son (Garnet) came for the reunion Folsom lake, a resort area near — Submitted for publication by after vacationing for several days to the Smorquet in Caldwell Sat NYSSA . . . OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb and of 1956 graduates. Mrs. Carl Sacramento. Other guests in the Ole Dyrlund. at Lake Tahoe. urday evening in honor of the Simpson visited Saturday after Gwen visited Sunday at Quaker Marche home were Mrs. Zerbel's Hill camp at McCall and brought noon in the Folkman home. aunt and family who were visit home their daughter, Julie, who ing from Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grey of had spent a week there. Lerna Cozad, Neb., visited from Thurs and Kathy Hardman returned ARRIVES FOR REUNION day until Saturday with cousins. with the Robbs who took them Darrel Cartwright of Portland r Mr. and Mrs. Warren Johnson. to their home and visited their arrived Friday evening to attend The Greys went on to Caldwell mother, Mrs. Sid Hardman. reunion events with other mem- ■ Mrs. Gary Nielsen and David bers of his 1956 NHS graduating to visit the Jim Chadd family. of Boise, Mrs. Bill Nielsen and class. He was a weekend house Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson Lee Ann of Seattle visited re guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs of Rupert were recent visitors of cently in the Elver Nielsen home. Art Cartwright, Arleta and Dean Mrs. Gary Nielsen had spent sev Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin. eral days in the area. VISIT IN HUFFMAN HOME Club Holds Ice Cream Party Esther Stephen and Russell Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt of Pleasant Hour club members, Gressley visited Sunday evening Kirkland, Wash., were Aug. 10 their families and friends had an with the George Folkman couple. visitors and overnight guests of ice cream party last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Morris Huffman. evening at the Fred Morton resi Family Visits From Madras dence in Cow Hollow. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Chard, Allen Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gillingham and Carol of Madras were week r of Payette visited Friday after end guests at the Elver Nielsen J noon with Mr. and Mrs. Jack home. The Chards left Sunday * Wood. morning for Yellowstone park. Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Astoreca and girls were Aug. 10 evening EXPRESSION OF THANKS We take this opportunity to barbecue dinner guests at the thank Drs. L. A. Maulding, K. A. Jeses Asumendi home. The two Physicians and Danford, David Sarazin and the families were celebrating Rober ta ’ s 12th birthday anniversary. Surgeons nursing staff at Malheur Memorial for care and kindness shown our Dessert of cake and ice cream loved one during her illness. We was served. K. E. KERBY, M. D. Mrs. Jess Asumendi and Lillena also express appreciation to K. A. DANFORD, M. D. friends for the many kindnesses spent the weekend with her par KEN PFAFF, M. D. extended during our period of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trump Physicians and Surgeons good at major airlinet, car rental at Wallowa. She brought home bereavement. Dial 372-2241 her son, Curtis, who had spent Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. —The Family of agencies, restaurants, and motels. , /rifC some time with his grandparents. 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