Thursday, May 6, 1971
Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon
Pag« Two
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The Gate City Journal
DIRICK NEDRY, Editor & Publisher
RUBEN LOPEZ, Shop Foreman
LETTER
TO
THE EDITOR
Juan C«niga
CONSERVATIVE
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Mary C. Powers
Services for Mrs. Mary C.
Recitation of the rosary for
Juan Ceniga, 50, a lifelong re Powers, 100, Parma, who died
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
sident of Vale who died the April 29 in a Boise nursing home
tditor. The Journal:
morning of May 1, was held were conducted at the Parma
Single Copies................. 10?
Have taken the liberty towrite at 8 p.m. May 4 at High Chapel Dakan Funeral Chapel May 3by
In Malheur County, Ore
you
and send a news item I would by Fr. David Hazen of St. Pat Yem Baldwin and George White
gon, and Payette and
like to have in your paper. rick's Catholic Church. Re of
the Followers of Christ
Canyon Counties,
We lived at Adrian, Kenneth quiem Mass was ciebrated at Church. Interment was at Lower
Idaho:
and Ralph graduated from Ad 10 a.m. May 5 at St. Patrick’s Boise Cemetery, east of Parma.
One
Year.................$4.00
rian High School. Two child
Mrs. Powers was born March
Six
Months...............$2.75
Church with Fr. Hazen as ce
ren graduated from Nyssa High lebrant. Interment was at Val 6, 1871, in Kansas City, Mo.,
Elsewhere in the U. S. A.
School with the class of 1930. ley View with military honors and moved as a youngchildwith
Per
Year.................$5.00
They still have friends in the by the Vale American Legion her parents to Coffeyville, Kan.
Six
Months............... $3.00
area that will remember them. Post No. 96.
When she was nine years old,
I thought it might be nice to
the family moved by wagon train
Mr.
Ceniga
was
born
May
27,
Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County,
have an article about Pearl in
to Lebanon, Oregon. She began
1920
at
Vale.
He
attended
school
Oregon 97913
your paper.
and was graduated from Vale teaching school at Wallowa when
Mrs. (Pearl Williams) Butler
High School in 1938. He served she was 15 years old. She was
has just returned from Phila
with the United States Army married to Francis A. Powers
Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Trans
delphia. She was chosen to re during World War II in the Pa and they lived in Wallowa and
mission through the United States Mails, as a Second
present the California School
cific theater.
He was very in Emmett before homesteading
Class Matter under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Board at their National Con
active in community and civic a farm near Parma. Mr. Powers
vention there.
Mrs. Butler
affairs and served on the Vale died March 10, 1928.
spent four days at the convention
She was a lifelong member
City Council. He waspresident
and four days in New York and
of the Vale Rodeo Board for the of the Followers of Christ
Washington, D.C., sight seeing
Church.
Two old friends of Nyssa left the scene over the weekend and isiting many places of in past 10 years.
Surviving are six sons, Carl
He
had
shown
a
keen
interest
when Union Pacific’s Portland Rose and City of Portland made terest.
in all sports and had coached H. and Irvin Powers, both of
their last runs. It seems a shame that these once grand and
After graduating from Nyssa
Parma, Alvin of Stuart, Fla.,
heavily loaded passenger trains have left the scene, but let’s in 1930 she attended Logan State little league baseball clubs for
Ralph
of Prineville, Paul of Port
many
years.
He
was
a
member
face it, we didn’t use them.
College in Utah and graduated
Orchard, Wash., and Warren of
Old timers remember the train as their only form of trans from there in 1934. She spent of Sports, Inc., a charter mem
El Cajon, Calif.; three daugh
portation other than horse and buggy, and Nyssa got her name some time working for the San ber of Ontario Elks Lodge No.
1690, a member of the American ters, Mrs. Ida Crowther of
as the “Gate City” because this is where the railroad enters Francisco recreation depart
Legion, Post 96, a charter mem Tampa, Fla., Mrs. Esther Gah-
St. Bridget’s N«ws
Oregon.
We have heard many stories of people riding the ment and many other places.
ber
of Euzkaldunak, a Basque ley of Caldwell, and Mrs. Ruby
train to Weiser to see the opera; or riding to Nampa to eat While in Nyssa she worked with
Penton
of
Moscow;
a
brother,
St. Bridget’s Altar Society
organization.
at the Dewey Palace; or making the big trip to Boise to shop Mr. Maurice Judd.
He was married to Alice Albert Hickman of Grants Pass; is sponsoring a card party this
for the necessary items which couldn’t be purchased at the
Her brother Ralph is pre
Presley on August 10, 1963. a sister, Mrs. Margaret Camp Friday in the Parish Hall.
general store.
sently living in Boise and a
bell of Grants Pass; 24 grand Games to suit all tastes will
She
survives.
Frequently in the Gate City Journal’s columns of 50 and sister Tressa Allen is residing
children; 52 great-grandchil be played starting at 8 p.m.
Mr.
Ceniga
had
worked
for
the
60 years ago we read of the Nyssa baseball team journeying ing in Nampa.
Malheur County assessor’s dren and four great-great A dessert, coffee and punch
to a neighboring city by train to play a ball game. The train
Mrs. Beulah Williams, 423
grandchildren.
She was pre will be served. Chatter tables
was crowded
when valley baseball fans traveled to Weiser 14 Ave. S., Nampa, Idaho 83651 office and had also served as a
deputy sheriff for the Malheur ceded in death by a daughter, for non-players will be avail
to watch Walter Johnson pitch, and even in those days of semi-
able for visiting.
County sheriff’s office. At one Mabie.
pro he was a legendary figure.
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Memorials may be given to a
time he was manager of the Elks
When our family traveled to Nyssa from Portland and back
Saturday May 15 will find
Lodge for several years before favorite charity.
on the old “Rose,” the attention given us by the porters, the
St. Bridget’s Altar Society spon
he accepted employment by the
stories told by the kindly brakemen and conductors, the ex
soring a rummage sale from 10
Bureau of Land Management
cltement of sleeping in the berth -- all adventures missed by
William Kniefel
a.m. to 4 p.m. on the corner
where he served as shop fore
today’s kids.
A Gospel Music Festival will man for the warehouse and
Services for William H. Knie- of Main and N 1st St. at the
And the scenery! Gliding down the Columbia River Gorge
with the waterfalls and mountains. Snaking through the Blue be held Saturday May 8 at the equipment supply yard until his fel, 90, Caldwell, who died in underpass. This particular sale
a Caldwell hospital May 1 were will feature light weight clothing
Mountains, and then our first glimpse of the Snake River at First ChristianChurch in Nyssa death.
In addition to his wife, Alice, May 4 at the Sterry Memorial for use during the summer
Farewell Bend, the smell of sagebrush, and by the time the at 7:30 p.m.
The festival will be sponsored Vale, he is survived by his Presbyterian Church at Ros months.
water tower of Nyssa showed up the excitement was unbear
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able.
And of course grandpa and grandma were there to by the First Christian Church, father, Dan Ceniga, Vale; three well. Officiating was the Rev.
Church of the Nazarene and brothers, Julian, Vale; Frank John R. Harland of Caldwell
St. Bridget’s Parish Advisory
meet us at the station!
Owyhee Community Church.
of Bend; and Shedro of Ontario; Boone Memorial Presbyterian Board has voted to go ahead
The scenery is still there, In fact more of it with the
The program will feature The three sisters, Mrs. John (Mar Church. Interment was at Ros with plans for using the Christ
Columbia’s huge dams and the many other changes. We drove
to Portland two weeks ago, but it’s hard to see much scenery Kings Witnesses of Boise and tina) Lands, Homedale; Mrs. well under the direction of the ian Education Center during the
summer months for a youth cen
when you are zipping along the freeway at 75 miles per hour. Revelation Quartet of Northwest Marie McLaughlin, Vale; Mrs. Dakan Chapel.
Mr. Kniefel was born Oct. ter several times a week in the
And the last time we flew from Portland to Boise it was a half- Nazarene College from Nampa. William (Frances) Pugh, Port
Jr. High and High School stu land; one step daughter, Miss 6, 1880, at Deerfield, Minn. evening. It is hoped to have a
hour trip, and the scenery was non-existant.
We saw the first Streamliner at the Union Station in Portland dents are cordially Invited to at Suzanne Presley, at home; two He came to Termonton, Utah, pop machine, juke box, ping
stepsons, Roberty Presley, at when he was 20, where he pong tables, and other games
in about 1933, and later the City of Portland, one of the fine tend. There will be no admis
sion charge.
home and Michael Presley, Bil started farming. He married for youth of the Nyssa area.
trains in the nation with dome cars, club cars, and all the
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lings, Mont., and many nieces Mary O. Tallman on Dec 8,
fineries. But better highways and better airplanes and more
and
nephews.
1903.
They
lived
at
Tremonton
The
official
installation of
frequent schedules gradually made the trains almost a thing
The
family suggests me until 1916, when they moved Altar Society officers will be
of the past.
And as patronage dropped off service became
In 1917 this Sunday at the 11a.m. Mass.
morials to the Cancer Society. to Mountain home.
poorer, or did poorer service lead to less patronage? In any
they moved to Parma.
Mr. Those to be installed are Mrs.
event, the passenger train is dead, at least in this country.
Kniefel
retired
in
1943,
when
Larry Rose as president, Mrs.
M.
Frank
Shuff
They will come back some day. We will see new, fast trains
they moved to Caldwell. Mrs. Raymond Joyce as vice presi
between Portland and Seattle and San Francisco and Los Angeles,
M. Frank Shuff, 52, Parma, Kniefel died in 1943. He mar- dent, Mrs. JoeCastroas secre
on the order of the trains in Europe and Japan. The inter
a resident here for eight years, ried Eva Aarland in 1950. They
tary, and Mrs. Jesse Guerra
St.
Bridget
’
s
Community
urban will be back, such as being constructed now on the East
died April 28 in the Nyssa have lived at Caldwell since as treasurer. The high school
Bay and Peninsula to carry people into San Francisco, and help Card Party will be held Friday, hospital.
then.
He had served on the students will serve coffee and
May 7, at 8 p.m. at the Social
relieve the downtown bottlenecks. They are a must.
He was born Sept. 10, 1918, Canyon County Draft Board, the doughnuts following the Mass
In the meantime, Railpax and Amtrack will get organized Hall, 504 Locust Ave. in Nyssa. in Emmitsburg, Md., and was
Parma Wool Pool, the Roswell to celebrate the occasion with
Tables will be set up for
and lose money, and perhaps the government will subsidize
reared there.
He was gra school board, the Riverside a reception for the new of
bridge,
pinochle,
canasta,
poker
passenger service and provide some service to most parts of
duated from Strayer College of Drainage Board, and was a ficers.
and for those who wish to "chat
the country.
Business in Washington, D.C. charter member of the Farm Se
ter.
”
So this is a small, nostalgic tribute to the trains that are
and began working for the John curity Board. He was elected
It is time for the community
gone and the days that were. We haven’t ridden the train for
I. Haas Co. prior to World
a Canyon County Com
Missionary
years, and neither have most of you. Nevertheless, we hate to get together and relax by War n. He served three and as
missioner in 1928, serving for
playing
cards
or
just
visiting.
to see them go and somehow feel that part of our life has
Baptist
Church
one-half years with the U.S, two years. He was a member
So take Friday off and come out
gone with them.
Navy in the Philippines, China of the Roswell Sterry Memorial
and have a good "sociable”
The Women's Mission Circle
Sea, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa Presbyterian Church for more
time.
of the First Baptist Church met
campaigns, and was stationed than 50 years, serving as a
at the home of Mrs. Scott Hiatt
in Japan for several months trustee.
CLASSES HEAR TALK after
April 29, for a day of fellow
the end of World War II
He is survived by a son, ship.
The members enjoyed
in 1945. He received the Good Clarence Kniefel, Parma; three
a potluck dinner after which they
BY
PAULA
RAMERIZ
Conduct
Medal,
American daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Roberts,
The Owyhee Riding Club met Marie Holmes, Charley Cul
repaired songbooks in the after
April 30, at Oregon Trail Hall. bertson, Sue Marshall, Lynn and
On Monday, April 26, Mrs. Theater Ribbon, Victory Bar, New Meadows, Mrs. Dallas Mc
noon. The Circle meets every
Philippines-Asiatic
Ribbon
with
Members voted to sell a por Nora Snodgrass.
Jan Wilson’s room had Miss
Neil, Portland; and Mrs. Kirby 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the
tion of the rodeo grounds for
Providing entertainment for Paula Rameriz come to talk four battle stars.
Roberts Caldwell; a half-sister, month.
He returned to work with the Mary Wehner, Meamisburg,
housing development.
the evening was Dean Sappe, who to us. Our 6th grade is study
Highlight of the evening was played two solos on his drums. ing Chile, along with the other John I. Haas Co. after the war Ohio; two stepsons, Ed Peter
FIRST WARD
Serving refreshments were countries in South America. and was transferred in 1947 sen, Wilder, and Lars Aarland,
the presentation of pins in rec
ognition of 25 years member Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephens We invited Mrs. Leggett’s class to Yakima, Wash., as assistant Caldwell, two stepdaughters,
RELIEF SOCIETY
ship in the riding club. Those and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jamieson. to come and listen with us. vice president and manager of Mrs. Mildred Hudson, Ventura,
the
hop-growers
firm.
He
mar
receiving pins were: Loyd and
Next regular meeting will be Paula lives in a city called
Calif., and Mrs. Cecelia Smith
The First Ward Relief Society
Iva Adams, Adah Schweizer, held May 21, due to conflicting Arica. It is along the Pacific ried Shirley Mahre, July 1,1947, Jerome; nine grandchildren, 22
will hold their Homemaking
in
Yakima,
and
they
lived
there
events.
Ocean.
Her
father
is
a
doctor.
Neil and Peg Dimmick, Roy and
great-grandchildren, and five
Meeting Wednesday, May 12
When she gets out of high school, until 1963, when they came to step-grandchildren.
beginning at 10 a.m. A baby
she wants to study in college to Parma to open an office here
Memorials may be given to
sitter will be provided.
for the company.
be a doctor also.
Roswell Sterry Memorial Pres
Lesson will be presented by
Three Nyssa resident were Flock, Mrs. J.R. Rasmussen,
He was a member of Trinity byterian Church of theCaldwell
Miss Rameriz told us that
among the lucky winners in Pe George Tiger, Mrs. John Wal she liked the climate of Chile
Lutheran Church, Parma Lions Boone Memorial Presbyterian Jean Wood entitled “Making
Your Family Proud of You.”
terson Furniture Company’s ton, Hollis Johnson and James because it was warm all year Club, and was active in little
Church.
Activities are under the direct
"Give Away Days” celebrating Waddell. Other winners were around. She also told us that league baseball in Yakima and
ion of Lucille Gyllenskog and
their 60th Anniversary. They Jon Josephson, Fruitland; Don she liked Chile’s food better be
Parma.
Ma«
E.
Haynas
Ruth Bunn.
Lunch will be
were Mrs. T.G. Stenkamp, Ol- Bergmark and Nathan Shephard cause it is more spicy than the
Surviving in addition to his
very Fuentes and Raquel Gon- Wesler; S.R. Barnes, Hunting United State’s food. Her fa
Graveside services for Mae served at noon.
wife are three sons, Frank
zalaes.
ton; Frank Walczyk and Mrs. vorite food in the U.S. is pie. Shuff Jr., and John, and David Elizabeth Haynes, 90, Route 2,
Ontario winners were John Victor Behele, Payette; and
We had a very interesting Shuff, all of Parma; a daughter, Parma, who died May 1 at her
McDonough, Will Butler, Earl H.M. Hiatt, Vale.
discussion that helped us under Cherye Shuff of Parma; his home, were conducted at 2 p.m. CHRISTIAN CHURCH
mother, Mrs. M.F.Shuff ofEm- May 4 under the direction of
stand the things about Chile that
mitsburg; a sister, Mrs. Lumen Dakan Chapel. The Rev. Stanley
we did not know before.
The Christian Women’s Fel
Norris of Emmitsburg, and a Banks officiated.
—Clayton Webb, reporter
lowship will meet Thursday May
She was born May 5, 1880,
grandchild.
6 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Services were conducted at at Odebolt, Iowa. She grew up
Elvin
Ballou. Following the
Trinity Lutheran Church at 2 in Iowa and was married to
meeting refreshments will be
p.m. May 1 by the Rev. Victor William S. Haynes, Oct. 12,
served.
A. Schulze, pastor. Interment 1898 at Orange City, Iowa. They
lived
in
Southern
Iowa
for
a
short
was at Parma under direction
time, then they moved to South
of Dakan Funeral Chapel.
Memorials may be given to Dakota, then to Michigan, mo
ving back to Iowa in 1902. The
Trinity Lutheran Church.
couple came to Parma in 1926.
Surviving are a daughter, Bes
Latin Assembly
With Lub«,
sie M. Haynes; a son William
Of God Church
E. Haynes and a nephew, James
Oil Chang« A Filter
Sunday, church activities be F. Watson all of Parma.
The Portland Rose Is Gone
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs
Mrs. Angie Cook visited with
her son and family, Mr. and attended Mom’s Weekend at
Mrs. Jim Cook at Sweet Home, Oregon State University.
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Oregon from April 22 to May 1.
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Grover Lytle took Elmer
Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Foster, Grunke of Malheur Nursing
hosted a dinner party Sunday Home for a ride in the country
May 2.
It was in honor of Saturday afternoon.
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their 59th wedding anniversary
which was May 1. Guests were
Mrs. Victor Marshall and
Dr. and Mrs. John Long, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Beatie of Ontario
Inga Buckley and Mrs. Zora enjoyed dinner at Farewell Bend
Osborne.
last Sunday.
A significant part of the Mo
ther’s Day service Sunday mor
ning at the Conservative Baptist
Church will be the baptism of
four young people. This will
be the first time the church has
been able to have candidates
baptized in its own building.
Those prepared to be baptized
include Marley Robinson, Mi
chael and Angie Stam and Ker
rick Bauman.
Special recognition will be
given to all mothers who attend
both the morning service at 11
a.m. and the Sunday School hour
at 9=45 a.m. Mothers of the
community are urged to attend
church on this special day of
recognition and a special wel
come will await them in these
services.
Tomorrow (Friday) night the
high school youth will travel
to Caldwell to participate in the
Idaho State Conservative Bap
tist Youth Association rally at
the First Baptist Church. They
will leave Nyssa at 6:30 p.m.
accompanied
by
Christine
Meyer who has recently re
turned from her second year
at Prairie Bible Institute.
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Enjoying dinner Sunday May
2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
T.H. Eldredge were Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Bolt and Mrs.
Myrtle Brubaker of Emmett;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carpenter and
Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Mordhorst of Payette. All are
relatives of the Eldredges.
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Mrs. Michael Eastman under
went emergency appendectomy
surgery at Malheur Memorial
Hospital, Saturday May 1.
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Mrs. Bernard Eastman, Sr.,
of Payette spent April 29 visi
ting at the home of her son, Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Eastman.
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Among mother’s attending
Mom’s Day at OSU last weekend
were Mmes. W.A. Wilt, Glen
Brown,
George
Sadamorl,
Howard Myrick, Roy Hirai and
Keiji Okano, Ted Morgan, Gene
Stunz, John Olsen and Bob Mc
Kinney.
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Weekend and Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Reece were Mr.
and Mrs. Chuck Corak andTori
of Halfway, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Reece and family of Mt. Ver
non, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Giles
and family of Payette and Kirk
Cleaver.
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B.A. Stunz of Lake Tahoe,
Mrs. Mel Beck and Mrs. Nevada visited at the home of
George Hirai attended the PTA his brother Mr. and Mrs. Emil
State Convention April 19 to Stunz April 29 and 30.
23. It was held at the Sheraton
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Hotel in Portland. Mrs. Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Frell Blair re
and Mrs. Hirai traveled via turned home May 1 after visit-'
passenger train.
ing for two weeks at the home
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of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Blair
Mrs. Orma Cleaver was a and family in Kansas City, Mis
Sunday dinner guest at the home souri. They went to see their
of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver. new grandson Garren, born
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April 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost
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spent April 29 and 30 at the
of
Chuck Brady, grandson
_
Owyhee Reservoir. They did Mrs. J.I. Brady suffered a se
some fishing and worked around rious break of his left foot last
their cabin. Hazel reports the week. Chuck in employed as
fishing was good.
shop foreman at Cable’s in On
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tario. The break was so se
Wayne Haroldson of Seattle rious that it required a pin to
visited at the home of his pa- hold it in place. Chuck is now
rents Mr. and Mrs. Reuben at home, but will be confined
Haroldson for several days. for some time. Chuck was mar
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ried last fall to Tresla, daughter
Dr. and Mrs. K.E. Kerby went of the Irvin Topliff’s of rural
to Wallowa Lake Thursday April Nyssa.
27 to open their cabin, they
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returned May 3. In between,
Mr. and Mrs. Hiro Kido and
Dr. Kerby made
a hurried family entertained at dinner
trip back to Nyssa to deliver Monday evening in their home
a baby and also performed sur in honor of Wayne and Keith
gery while here.
Overstake and Keith’s fiancee,
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Kathy of North Bend. Other
Mr. and Mrs. Muri Lancaster dinner guests were Mr. and
visited their daughter and son- Mrs. Walt Looney and family
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hob and Mrs. Kido’s mother. The
son at Hagerman, Idaho last Harry McGinley family also
weekend.
visited at the Kido home.
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Gospel Music
Festival May 8
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St. Bridget’s
Card Party
May 7
Mr. and Mrs. S.C. McCon
nell
accompanied by their
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Forest
Moore of Nampa traveled to
Scappoose,Oregon. There they
visited their great-granddaugh
ter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Po
well from April 22 to 26. Mrs.
Powell is the daughter of the
Forest Moores.
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Saturday evening guests at
the home of Mrs. Irma Myers
were Mrs. Ola Lee and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Allen
from Parma.
Owyhee Club Members
Receive 25 Year Pins
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Mrs. Harry McGinley who
underwent surgery at Holy Ro
sary Hospital April 26, is now
at home recuperating and doing
fine.
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BLANCHE WEEKS’
BIRTHDAY HONORED
The families and friends of
Mrs. Blanche Weeks honored
her with a birthday party Sun
day. Traditional ice cream and
a very special cake were ser
ved.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. John VanZelf and family;
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fife and
family of Vale; Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Bartron and son; Mr. and
Mrs. John Weeks of Seneca; Mr.
and Mrs. Plias Johnson and
family of Parma; Mrs. Lois
Steinke, Sherry and Curt of
Vale; Glen Weeks and daughter,
Marcia and her friend, Brian
McCormick of Parma and Ser m
Suddhinhavak.
MOTHERS DAY!
Nyssa Winners At Peterson's
UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT
FREE
Car Wash
Brak««—Shocks
Ivan Milburn
Mufflers—Tiros
Nyssa Shell Service I shil
101 N. Main
Ph. 372-9986
gin with Sunday School at 10
a.m. followed by the worship
service at 11 a.m. and Sunday
night service at 7:30 p.m.
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Young people’s service, every
Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m.
Bible study every Thursday
night at 7:30 p.m.
A friendly church with a
friendly smile. The Rev. David
H. Martinet, Pastor.
New Photo Invitations
APOSTOLIC FAITH
Apostolic Church of the Faith
in Christ Jesus services will
be held in the evenings Sunday,
W ednesday, and Friday at 7 p.m.
Sunday School services are held
from 10 a.m. until noon. All
are welcome, announced Pastor
Mike Valverde, Jr. Thechurch
is located at 612 North 9th
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