Thursday, May 7, 1970
Editor, The Journal:
I thought this letter would be
of interest to our readers. It
was written by Robert D. Aber
crombie, of Los Angeles,Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. David Parra:
I am a school teacher here
in Los Angel, and have had
the honor and privilege of be
coming acquainted with your
youngest son, Salvador. We have
become good freinds.
Wednesday evening, April 15,
Salvador saved by life, for
which I shall be forever grate
ful.
I wish to express my
appreciation to you for the fine
job you have done in raising
such a fine son.
He could
not have developed into the fine
gentleman that he is without
the care and guidance of a won
derful home and family. You
have good reason to be very
proud of Salvador, as well as
Vincent, Mario, Carlos, David
Thq Nyssa Gota City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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FRIENDSHIP GROUP
ST. PAUL'S
OWYHEE
REPORTS MEETING
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
COMMUNITY
Members of- the Friendship
CHURCH
Members of St.
Paul’s
and Angie. Salvador truly lived
up to his name. I want you
to know you have provided one
of the finest persons I have
ever met: a genuine asset to his
home and country.
It is my sincere hope and wish
th; he will go on to college.
In order to make my apprecia
tion into more than words, I
have promised him to help in
every way that 1 can. I will
guarantee that Salvador has the
money necessary to get through
college.
In my view, he has
already earned the opportunity
to develope himself to the ful
lest extent of his capacity and
abilities. I would consider it
an honor and privilege to as
sist him entering whatever ca
reer or profession he might se
lect. He has already earned it,
and this is one little way I
can repay him.
Very truly yours,
Robert D. Abercrombie
LDS Conference
Slates Elder
Elder Gordon B. Hinckley,
a member of the Council of
Twelve of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints, will
speak at the Nyssa Stake (dio
cese) Conference Saturday and
Sunday, May 9 and 10.
Elder Hinckley, a member of
the Council of Twelve since
1961, is coordinator of the world
wide missionary program of the
Episcopal Church stayed after
church services Sunday for a
pot-luck luncheon and “Clean
up Day” on the grounds.
Those taking part in pre
paring food and the clean up
were Mr. and Mrs. BillSchire-
man,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Rinehart,
Artie Robertson,
Mrs. Wes Brown, A.C. Sallee,
Dick Tensen and children, Dr.
and Mrs. David Sarazin and
children, Mr. and Mrs. John
Broad, Mrs. Kay Patterson and
Rev. Tom Winkler.
Daily Vacation Bible School
will start on June I. All chil
dren of the area are invited to
attend.
The school will be
lasting through the 12th. The
program on the eve of the
12th.
The children through
the sixth grade, hours are from
9 a m. to 12 a.m. The sixth
grade through high school and
the adult classes will be in the
evenings.
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There will be a group from the
chu.-ch going skating on the
evening of May 14 to the On
tario Rink. This will be an all
church skate. A friend may be
invited. The time from 7:30
to 9:00 p.m. Anyone who needs
a way may contact the Pastor,
372-2761 or Boyd Haney, 372-
3342.
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Missionary Circle will meet
with Mrs. Corfield in Nyssa,
on May 12.
Church. He has authored five
books and many pamphlets and
articles on Church subjects. He
is a director of several com
munications and business firms,
and also directs Church mis
sion activities in South America.
The Conference session will
be held Sunday at 10 a.m. in
the Stake Center. Stake Presi
dent Dehlin A. Erickson, 1131
S.W. 6th Avenue, Ontario, says
visitors are welcome.
Club held their Mother’s Day
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Beulah Gann, with Mrs. Leona
Reeves and Mrs. Karen Ziegen-
bein assisting.
Preceding the meeting a pot
luck dinner was enjoyed by 22
members and 7 guests.
President OrmaCleaver pre
sided over the business meeting
and the guests were introduced.
Six tables of Bunco were in
play, w inning honors were: Mrs.
Hazel Farr, high; Mrs. Nita May
Wiley, second high; Mrs. Aileen
Morrison, traveling. The guest
prize went to Mrs. MaryCurry.
The next meeting will he an
nounced at a later date.
SRV RECITAL
SLATED TONIGHT
The Snake River Music As
sociation will present their
spring recital tonight, at 8p.m.
It will be heldat the LDSChurch
in Ontario. The public is cor
dially invited.
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NEWS FROM AROCK
BY STUDENTS OF W. W. JONES SCHOOL
Boise who stayed at the Fred
Eiguren home Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lamp
shire from Delta, Colorado
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Eason April 27 and 28.
Jamie Ann and Wesley El
wood recently visited Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Elwood and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Elwood.
Elizabeth Caywood returned
home to Bakersfield, Calif, after
a 2 week visit at the Glenn
Caywood ranch.
Greg King got a new horse,
April 26, at the Caldwell O.K.
sales yard. The beautiful bay
is a 3 year old registered
quarter horse.
Mrs. Connie Stitzel sub
stituted for Mrs. Rita Stitzel
April 27.
AROCK-Students of the W.W.
Jones School went on a field
trip to Burns, May 1. The
teachers, Mrs. Marvin Easter-
day and Mrs. Walter Baltzor
chaperoned the trip. The buses
were driven by Mrs. Stan Henry
and Mr. Jim Montgomery.
W hile in Burns we visited the
bird and animal refuge, radar
base, Crane Highschool, news
paper office, library, radio
station, and the historical mu
seum.
Mr. Jesse Cline was admitted
to St. Alphonso’s Hospital in
Boise, April 30. He underwent
surgery May 1.
April 29 Mr. Gene Lewin
and a friend, David Holland
were here for the Protestant
release class. They were also
here for Bible Study April 28.
Many out of town people at
tended the wedding of Ron
Rhodes and Christina Eiguren
April 25. Among them were
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ugaldefrom
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