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r THURSDAY, APRII H, 1<J68 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOI RNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE TWO The Gate City Journal LETTERS TED M. BRAMMER, Editor and Publisher TO THE -------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIPTION NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION NATIONAL NEWSPAPER RATES Single Copies............ 10$ In Malheur County, Ore gon, and Payette and Canyon Counties, Idaho: One Year.................$4.00 Six Months.............$2.75 Elsewhere in the U. S. A. Per Year................. $5.00 Six Months.............. $3.00 Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon Ent« r> d .it the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Trans mission through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter under the Act of March 3, 1879. -SHES NCP" SAFE ON THE STREETS of OUR HOME TOWN IM AMERICA! Sir, can I bring my wife to Saigon?’ CHRISTIAN CHURCH The annual Pre - Easter breakfast for members of the Loyalty class of Nyssa Chris tian church was held on Palm Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith. There were 35 guests present for the 7:30 morning meal. The most valuable advice you can get will always be from one who is most reluctant to give it. * ♦ — OBITUARIES « Love sought is good but unsought is better. BESSIE BICANDI ASSEMBLY OF GOD HOLDS SPECIAL NIGHTLY SERVICES * D. Munn of Breckenridge, Tex., and one brother, D. O. Munn of Gorman, Texas. Interment was made at Ever green Shrine of Rest Mausoleum at Colorado Springs. Funeral services for Mrs. Frank (Bessie Louise) Bicandi were conducted Wednesday morning, April 10,1968 at Lien- kaemper chapel, with the Rev. Arthur Skogan officiating. Mrs. Bicandi succumbed Sun DICK VOOYS It was with personal interest day at Caldwell Memorial hos that we recently heard via local pital, following an illness of Funeral rites for Dick Vooys radio about the hassle going on two years. of rte. I, Nvssa will be con She was born May 30, 1906 ducted at 2 p. m., Friday, April in Malheur County relative to proposed time changes. Up here at Adrian, Mo., a daughter of 12, I968.it Lienkaemper chapel. in Michigan’s north country we Reed and Anna Deffenbaugh Officiating will be the Rev. go through the sam«> bit every Eachus. She attended schools Elmer Rosenkilde of Adrian year, but that’s not the sub there and while a young adult Community church. moved to Springfield, Mo., and ject of this letter. Mr. Vooys succumbed Wed It was stated that ‘’they can’t had been a resident of nesday. He was born June 20, put everyone in Malheur county the Adrian. Ore., area for the 1886 in Holland and in 1920 in jail.” Of course not! But past 31 years. came to the Nyssa area. The deceased was married there IS a solution. Appoint He is survived by three Dr. J. J. Sara»in a deputy Nov. 5, 1938 to Frank Bicandi daughter; Mrs. Luit Stun and sheriff and have him place at Caldwell. The couple had Mrs. Klaas Hart of Nyssa, Mrs. everyone under house arrest .. owned and operated Bicandi’s John Koopman of Ontario. Four and who knows the county bet Cafe and Lounge m Adrian since teen grandchildren and 19 ter than “Doctor Joe”? He that time. great-grandchildren. Mrs. Bicandi was a member should be advised, of course, Information for a complete that while on duty martinis are of the Baptist church, was active obituary was not available at OUT! - Bill Campbell, “Stran in community affairs and her Journal presstime Wednesday. favorite hobby was gardening. ger in the County" In addition to Mr. Bicandi of ADRIAN the home, she is survived by THAT’S THE MAN one son, Floyd W. Gossard of COMMUNITY ROBERT KENNEDY’ Caldwell; two daughters, Mrs. CHURCH ■ Frances L. Freel and Mrs. 410 N.W. 1st. St. Audrey L. Franklin, both of Women ’ s association mem Ontario, Oregon Adrian. bers of the Adrian Community March 26, 1968 Also surviving are five broth church will meet thi4 afternoon, ers, Otto Eachus of Adrian, Mo., April 11 at the home of Mrs. Dear Editor: Roy Eachus of Wichita, Kans., Earl Winn in Adrian. Louis Eachus of Portland, Ore., That’s the Man, - Robert Carl Eachus of Molalla, Ore., Members of the church ses Kennedy- and Dean Eachus of Caldwell. sion will meet at 8 o’clock Thirteen grandchildren also this evening at the home of That’s the man who sponsored survive. Mrs. Bicandi was pre Willem Mantel in Big Bend. sending blood to the enemy, ceded in death by a son, Robert the Viet Cong (The North Viet Eugene Gossard in 1931 and a namese who are killing our boys You can’t keep your eye on the brother, Everett Eachus in and the helpless South Viet ball and the clock at the same 1965. namés - Bobby Kennedy. Interment was made in the time. That’s the man who advised Nyssa cemetery under direction his President brother in the of Lienkaemper chapel. Serv disastrous Bay of Pigs. Who ing as pallbearers were Ted also was advising the President Morinaka, Vern Parker, George when we sent the first U.S. Cartwright, Don Hatch, Bob troops to this No-Win War in Webster and Francis Thiel. Southeast Asia. And Bobby is the man who has now ordered his political LAURA GRACE KRUL lieutenants to give full support to Martin Luther King’s planned Final rites for Mrs. Laura demonstrations in Washington Grace Krul were conducted D.C. next month. Quoting from Wednesday, April 10, 1968 at George C. Schuyler, Dec. ’67: Swan Drawing Room in Colo ‘‘Dr. Martin Luther King, rado Springs, Colo. Officiating meeting with his militant par was Dr. Lawrence L. Lacour sons to plan racial war in Wash of the Colorado Springs First ington D.C. in early April ’68, Methodist church. says he intends to foment the Mrs. Krul, wife of Robert* worst chaos, hatred and vio L. Krul and daughter-in-law of lence any nation has ever en Nyssans John Krul and Mrs. countered.’ His trained profes Hazel Tyler, succumbed Mon sional demonstrators will snarl day at her home in Colorado transportation, stage school Springs. boycots, picket government in She was born Jan. 4, 1928 stallations and bring life in the at Olden, Texas and went to city to a grinding halt. They Colorado Springs from Phil will camp under the cherry adelphia with her husband in blossoms and be fed from soup Feb. this year. Mr. Krul is kitchens organized by the mili superintendent of construction tant churches of the city.” of the Evergreen Shrme of Yes, that’s the man who plans Rest Mausoleum at Colorado to spend $5 million dollars, or Springs. more, to buy our votes to be In addition to her husband come PRESIDENT of the of the home, and Nyssa rel UNITED STATES. atives, the deceased is sur Sincerely, Mrs. John J. vived bv her father William Turner, Ontario, Oregon. 2605 Forrest Blvd., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. March 26. 1968 Gate City Journal Nyssa. Oregon Pastor Carl Johnson of (he Nyssa Assembly of God reports that a spiritual awakening cam paign is in progress, with a good measure of success having 1» en reaped from this effort. Visiting minister is Evange list D. F. Harryman, a grad uate of Southwestern Bible col lege. lie is the son of a Methixlist minister, a purple heart veteran of World War II with twenty- three years of pastoral and Evangel 1st leal service. The Harry in a n s have pio neered and established four churches, and their ministry has taken them from the Gulfof Mexico to Alaska. They recently conducted meetings in Fresno and Pacifica, Calif., and Gari baldi, Ore., and are enroute to the State of Michigan. The Rev. Johnson states that the services were scheduled for three nights, but because of interest shown and results achieved, the meetings will con tinue. After only four nights of service the church showed an increase in its Sunday atten dance. The services will continue nightly except Monday, begin ning at 8 o'clock, and the public is cordially invited to attend. No wonder women live longer than met.. See how long they're girls! • • 0 The best thing about the future is, it comes only one day at a time. ♦ ♦ * It isn’t only the cost and the up-keep of a car that worries you, but also the possible turn over. ♦ ♦ • The best way to make a dream come true is to wake up. | SEEDS FROM VTHE SOWER I By Michael A Guido, Metter Gooigia --- Early one Sunday morning, a long time ago, Mary Magiia lene came to a tomb. She was looking for a coffined Christ, not a living Lord. As a coffined Chirst, she could love Him, but only a living Lord could love her. As she made her way to the tomb she found that (lie stone was rolled aside from the en- ti .Hl. . . Io let Christ out ' 1 ’ll. not To let th«' Christians in. She ran and found Peter anti John, and they hastened to the tomb. They saw tliat it was empty, and they believed that Christ had risen. Then Mary returned to the tomb, and was crying. Why'.’ Because Christ was not there. Nothing could have been more A total of 131 pints of blood were collected at the American Red Cross drive on April 3 at the Nyssa FOE. hall. Jay-C-Ett«* co-chairmen Terry Marsh and Linda Gustav son reported that pins were awarded to Everett Heidi, a five-gallon donor, Mural Lewis, four-gallon donor. Two-gallon pins went to Mrs. Marie Wilson, Gabriel Asto- reci, Kenneth Saunders, Elvin Ballou, John Davis, Dr. David Sarazin and Gene Chester. One-gallon pins were earned by Lois Page, Ruth Rhoades and Robert Martin. tragic than for Christ to have been still dead. instead of sob bing, she should have been shouting that He arose bodily from Hi«* grave. She looked over her shoulder and saw someone. It was Christ, twit she did not recog nize Him. "Why are you cry ing?” He asked. “Who are you looking for?” And she supposed Him to I m the gardener. I'tiere arc people today who Hunk i hrlst left Heaven to make this world a glorious garden. They look upon Him as “the gardener.” But He left Heaven to bring us eternal life through His death. He is not ’’the gar dener,” but the lifc-tx'stowinie God! Student Leaders Attend Convention Student leaders <>f Treasure Valley Community college went to Portland List weekend to attend the annual Oregon State Community college students' association convention at Port land Community college. Resolutions drafted at till leadership COIlhTence will be presented at the Oregon Com munity college association meeting in May. Mik«' Jef let les, freshman from Nyssa, Is a candidate for state vice president, others attending included Larry Turn«'r, Cliff Gordon, Del Hus sey, Dick Butcher, Lee Matthew >, Mark Wi'ttstein, Pat Remsen, John Kirby, Carrie Saito and Str.an N'ysingh. 500 CWT. POTATOES PER ACRE! Here’s how it was done... in this area Arriving L)ail\ j SPRING CLOTHING FOR EASTER! Children should be careful what they say. Parents are always repeating what they hear. 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