THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE TWO
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1966
Church Officials From Sall Lake Ciiy
To Quarterly
Aiiend
Nyssa Slake Conference
conference of the Nyssa stake, Church of Jesus
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
TED M. BRAMMER, Editor and Publisher
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Christ of Latter-Day Saints, will be held Saturday and Sun
day, Sept. 10-11, in the stake center on Alberta avenue, Nys.su
Elder Lallrande C Larsen of the Priesthood Genealogical
committee and Mrs. Lila B. Walch of the Relief society will
be official church representatives from Sult Lake City.
Dr. ’.arsen, a native of Ida
♦ •
ho. prac.’ted medicine in Ash
ton and Driggs for 18 years
after graduation from the
University of Utah College of
Medicine in 1947. At present
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Published Every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon
he is a resident of the college in
the division of urology He was
president of the Teton (Idaho)
stake from I960 to 196«.
Mn. Welch was u member of
the YWMIA General board be
fore her present appointment.
Site served for eight years on
the school board in 1-a Grande,
Ore At the time of her move to
Utah, she was chairman of the
local school district and first vice
president of the Oregon School
Board association.
Genealogical Library Huge
The Genealogical society has
amassed one of the largest gen
ealogical libraries in the world.
Millions of volumes of microfilm
records are safely stored in an
enormous mountain vault near
Salt Lake City. The records are
necessary for baptisms and mar
riages performed by proxy in
Mormon temples.
Some 287,000 women in most
of the free world are members
of the Relief society, an organ
ization which assists the poor and
the sick.
Conference sessions will be held
Sunday at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Stake President Dehlin Erickson
of Nyssa and Ontario will con
duct. Visitors are welcome.
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LETTER
To the Editor
IT S YOUR LAW
By Oregon State Bar
WITNESS STAND JITTERS
Right now, cases are pouring
into our legal channels at a record
Dear Ted and Arlene:
rate. One result is a growing
Enclosed is a check for another likelihood that you yourself some
year’s subscription to the Gate day will be summoned to the
THESE OWYHEE PIONEERS were among the eldest
City Journal. All of us enjoy the court room to be a witness.
attending the group's annual picnic held on Sunday,
paper . . . even the kids read it
Many people get the jitters at Sept. 4. 1966. in Nyssa south park. In the top photo
through.
the mere thought. A woman wit (standing, left to right) are Jack Glascock of Ontario.
I especially appreciated the way ness was so flustered that, when
Dr. J. J. Sarazin of Nyssa. Anna D. S. Pratt of Newell
you pulicized the Nyssa PTA unit asked for her age. she gave her
Heights near Adrian and Audrey Ward of Nyssa.
during the past year while I was bust measurement instead.
Seated
are Gertrude Schweizer Jackson of Caldwell
president. All of you were al
A man, when asked if he
and Belle Aldrich Bradley of Nampa. In the picture
ways so pleasant when I took wanted to clarify a point, blurt
on the right are Gilder Watson of Olympia. Wash.,
anything in for the paper and ed out that he would “rather
bill McEwen of Ontario and Bertha Schweizer Timp
you usually managed to have it depend on the ignorance of the
son of Payette. In the insets are Loura Pinkston
on the front page, too!
court."
Smith of Adrian (on left) and Nellie Robertson New-
I xeel this has helped our at
No doubt, the very setting of a
tendance a great deal. Thanks, court room helps to frighten the bill of Nyssa. According to Mrs. Vic (Sue) Marshall,
too, for all the publicity you've witness. Above him sits the secretary of the Owyhee Pioneers* organization, some
attending the picnic did not sign their names, but
given our LDS church events.
robed judge, majestically repre
Sincerely,
senting the awesome might of those registering totaled over SO. Plans for the picnic
Mrs. Dee (Jeannetta) Garner the Law. In front of him, hang were under direction of President Audrey Ward, Vice
ing on his every word, sit the | President Anna Pratt and Mrs. Marshall. Highlights
embattled
litigants and their at of the afternoon included a talk by Dr. Sarasin and
Adrian Community torneys. Strangers
in the jury | a story about a runaway pig, written by Ward and
Church News
box study him intently to see if related by Grant Rinehart. These will be published
Members of the Women’s as he is telling the truth.
in the Journal. During election of officers. Fred Pul
sociation of Adrian Community
Yet, if you should be called len of Kuna was named president, with Adah Schwei
church will meet at 2 o’clock this upon to testify, you might find zer chosen as vice president. Mrs. Marshall was re
afternoon (Thursday) in the home reassurance in a few fundamental tained as secretary-treasurer.
of Mrs. Verl Bishop.
A meeting of the church ses facts:
1. You are a witness, not an
ENTERTAIN CHURCH CLASS
sion will be held at 8 o’clock this
Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard en
evening at the church, with the actor. You are not expected to
give a smooth and polished per
tertained Friday evening with a
pastor as moderator.
barbecue supper for members of
Announcement is made that formance.
2. You have powerful allies.
the
Loyalty class of Nyssa Chris
there will be a meeting of the
By CRESTON J. FOSTER
tian church. Approximately 18
Stated Presbytery on Tuesday, One is the lawyer who sum
American
Farm
Bureau
guests were in attendance for the
Sept. 13, at Southminster church moned you. The judge has ev
Federation
ery reason to be patient and
event.
in Boise.
sympathetic. The more he helps
you do your job. the more you A Bureaucratic Case non-dollar exports.
Classifieds Bring Result« I
are helping him to do his.
The wheal carryover has
3. The big bugaboo, cross- [ Of Price Nervousness been cul from 1411 million
examination, is usually not ter- | In a recent political fence-mend bushels in 1961 io 555 million
REINFORCING
rifying. Tell the truth and you ing trip into Iowa, Secretary of bushels in 1966. Further reduc
Agriculture Orville Freeman told tion in carryover stock is in
have nothing to fear.
CONCRETE
farmers, “We get nervous when prospect for next year.
Why not see for yourself? Be hogs go to $30.”
fore your own day in court, visit
However, in spite of the im-
It is surprising that the secre- proving supply situation and
a court room to watch what goes
%-Inch ________ 4c Foot
____ strong demand outlook, the sec-
on. For witness - stand jitters, tary made this statement when
Vs-Inch_____________ 7c Foot familiarity is the best antidote he was trying to get farmers to rctary has given no indication
forget their irritation with the that the administration intends to
% Inch
10c Foot of all.
(Oregon lawyers offer this administration’s order to the De get out of the wheat business.
%-Inch____________ 10c Foot column as a public service. No fense department early in the
Instead, the administration has
%-Inch_____________15c Foot person should apply or inter year to cut pork purchases as a ordered a 15 percent increase in
pret any law without the aid of means of lowering hog prices,
wheat allotments for 1967 and is
There are now indications giving some consideration to a
Concrete Nettings
an attorney who is completely
that
the
administration is also further boost. Increased produc
3c Per Square Foot
advised of the facts involved.
nervous about dwindling gov-
Even a slight variance in fact
tion is necessary to justify con
eminent stocks of wheat,
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the tinuation of the control program
may change the application of
main weapon it has used to and provide the stockpiles the
the law.)
bold down market prices of secretary needs to maintain price
Owyhee Junction
wheat.
Phone 372-2108
It should now be obvious that
To Buy, Sell or Trade.
The secretary told wheat mill government programs originally
Try the Classifiad Pagel
ers and bakers on Nov. 23, 1964, promoted for the purpose of in
that when stocks got down to a creasing farm income can also be
basic reserve level of 600 million used to reduce farm prices and
bushels, the government should income. And a politically minded
get out of the wheat market.
administration will never forget
Currently, annual utilization of that there are more consumers
wheat exceeds annual output, than farmers,
mainly as a result of expanding ceilings.
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Nyssa, Oregon
August 31, 1966
FARM BUREAU
FURROW
STEEL
DR. LaGRANDE C. LARSEN
Mambvr. Priesthood Genealogical
Committee. LDS Church
VISIT BAKER RELATIVES
The Rev. und Mrs. Wallace
Prowell and family visited dur
ing the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gillette
in Baker. The I*rowells’ son, Al
len, returned home with his par
ents after spending u week with
his grandparents. Gary Prowell
remained at the Gillette home
and returned Monduy by bus to
Nyssa.
—Journal Photo«.
Activities Reported
For Lutheran Church
If they say your new drees
looks perfectly beautiful —
don't you breath a word I
You know it isn't now . . .
but thanks to our expert
dry cleaning, it looks frosh
as now.
But if they ssk whore to
find a REALLY GOOD dry
cleaner ... do tel! them
about our
Time for the Sunday worship ‘
service at Faith Lutheran church ;
will change from 8:30 to 11 a m. j
beginning Sunday, Sept. 11, it is
announce • by Pastor Orville Jac- i
obson.
Members of the Couple's club
will meet at 8 o’clock tonight'
(Thursday) for a pie social in the |
Garold Ropp residence, 805 North
First street.
Friday and Saturday have been 1
set aside as work days at the,
parsonage and members are urged j
to assist with the project.
PLAN HAMBURGER FRY
A hamburger fry honoring col
lege-age youth of the Christian
church is being planned for Tues
day evening, Sept. 13. The dinner
will be held at the home of the
Rev. and Mrs. Wallace Prowell.
Efficient, Prompt
and Dependable
Cleaning Service!
Gate City Cleaners
15 North Second St.
Phone 372-3555
NYSSA . . . OREGON
Owyhee Steel
chop silage
Mighty
Proud Lad!
shorter than ’A inch
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BOAT RACES
At Snake River Bridge—Nyssa
Sunday, Sept. 11
SAVINGS!
Starting at 2 p.m.
With One-Row Head
★ Hydroplanes
★ Skimmers
★ Pleasure Craft
★ Unlimited Class
Regular Price — $2507
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Sale Price ...
$2000
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Free Parking ... Bleachers
. . . with a McCormick International
No. 16 FIELD HARVESTER
No. 50 FIELD HARVESTER
WITH TWO-ROW HEAD
Regular Price — $3600
Sale Price ... $2745
« I OWYHEE TRUCK &
Ml 401 IMPLEMENT
CO
Main Street
Nyssa, Oregon
REFRESHMENTS
Super-Fast Dragster
Boats on Display
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— ADMISSION —
Persons Age 12 or Over .... 50c
Under 12 ... . FREE
— Sponsored by —
NYSSA JAYCEES
— Conducted by —
Treasure
Boat nuvunj
Racing Association
______________ — Valley
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WM.
association Z
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