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Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oragon
Thursday, August 26, 1971'
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Nyssa Gate City Journal
DIRICK NEDRY. . . .
RUBEN LOPEZ. . . .
BETTY TALBOT. . .
MARGARET NEDRY.
PATSY HICKS..............
RUTH KLINKENBERG.
Editor and Publisher
. . . .Shop Foreman
. . . .News Reporter
. . . .News Reporter
Justowriter Operator
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CONSERVATIVE
BAPTIST
CHURCH
The closing program of the
vacation Bible school at the
Nyssa Baptist Church, N. Fourth
and Locust, will begin at 8
p.m. Friday. The school and the
program are directed by Miss
Michael Wright from Oakland,
Calif.
The most exciting part of the
program for the students will
be the announcement of contest
winners. Parents and friends of
the students will also appre
ciate the review of memory
work, songs and stories.
This school has beenconduc-
ted by college and high school
young people from the Melrose
Baptist Church in Oakland. Si
milar schools are beingconduc-
ted in other Treasure Valley
communities. The total number
of 55 young people plus the adult
supervisors will participate in a
special rally for youth at the
Bible Baptist Church in Payette
Saturday night at 8 p.m. The
young people form a choir that
will be the center of the rally
programs. All area youth are
invited to attend.
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OUT OF
THE PAST
10 YEARS AGO
40 YEARS AGO
TO
THE
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LETTER
Catherine Joyce
HOW MANY WORDS CAN YOU
MAKE FROM THIS WORD BELOW?
S-E-C-R-E-T-A-RY
Recitation of Rosary for Ca
therine R. Joyce, 83, longtime
The lecretary who means
A fireside court of honor was
Nyssa’s future was limited business, accomplishes much in
Juntura resident, who diedSun-
Publiihed Every Thuriday at Nyna, Oregon 97913
held Friday evening at Camp when Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Mitchell the realm of word processing—
day in a La Grande hospital was
Billy Rice. It climaxed a week left this community 15 years the combination of procedures,
held August 25 in the Berterl-
Second Class postage paid at Nyssa, Oregon 97913,
personnel
and
equipment
trans
of activities for area BoyScouts. ago to live in the east. The
son - Lienkaemper Memorial
forming ideas into printed
under act of Congress of March 3, 1879
Sid Tate, district officer pre town was less than half its communications. Her duties
Chapel. Celebrationof the Mass
present size. Little was heard include transcribing dictation,
sented badges.
will be at 10 a.m. Thursday (to
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Oregon
Scouts of troop 410 and badges of the Owyhee Project, so huge scheduling appointments,
day) at the Blessed Sacrament
Newspaper
they received are Jerry Long, an objective the project seemed. answering correspondence,
Catholic Church in Ontariowith
Malheur
County,
Oregon,
keeping
records
and
files,
re
Publishers
‘‘Its like a dream come true
Paul House, David Nishitani and
Fr. John Baumgartner, cele
lieving her employer of details,
and Payette and Canyon
Association
Ronald Skow, wild life manage to return at this time”, said and acting as confidential as
brant.
Interment will be at
Counties, Idaho;
ment and nature; Steven Henig- the Mitchells who are herewith sistant. Competently perform
Sunset Cemetery.
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
son, life saving; Dirk Tibbets a view to relocating in this ing all of these tasks, she is the
One Year................. $5.00
Mrs. Joyce was born Nov. 30,
He is a farmer and last word in business
and Jim Anderson, secondclass; section.
TORTAtlH
TÏÜHi 11«
Six Months................ $3.00
before
investing,
plans to look efficiency.
Pat
Savage,
Tommy
Stringer
and
Now a new type of dictating Thsodor« R. Motherly 1887 in County Galway, Ireland.
ErMBreugNiu SUSTAINING
Elsewhere in the U.S.A.
She was married to John Patrick
Scott Douglas, first class. Axel over the new Owyhee lands.
equipment is enhancing her
g MEMBER
One Year................... $6.00
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Theodore R. (Theo) Matherly,
key position. IBM “Executary”
Stephen and Bruce Sarazin
Joyce in Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb.
Six Months.................. $4.00
68, Ontario, died Friday at a
Fair time is here, there’s dictation systems make it easy
worked on first class achieve-
12, 1918. She came from Pitts
to
transform
the
spoken
word
Nyssa
hospital
after
a
long
ill
autumn in the air. It’s neither
ment.
burgh to Juntura in 1918 and
into a concise, written message.
ness.
Rifle range, hikes, chapel too warm nor too cool. The
How many words can you
lived there until 1968 when she
He was born May 16, 1903
services, canoeing, sail and row weather is ideal for the 22nd
compile, from the letters in the
moved to Ontario. She lived
A wage-price freeze policy has something in common with a
at
Butler,
Tenn.
He
married
word “secretary”? Try it for
boating, swimming skills and annual Malheur County Fair
there
until November, 1970,
sewage filtration plant: everybody agrees that it is a necessary
Bertha Dail on Sept. 26, 1927,
15 minutes, then consult the
water contests were some of opening in Ontario today for
when she went to La Grande.
bottom
of
this
column-
thing, so long as it lands up in the other fellow’s back yard.
in
Payette.
the activities the boys partici three day’s show.
printed upside down—to deter
Obviously no one is going to be happy at the prospect of having
He is survived by his widow
pated in during the week.
mine how you rate.
of Ontario; two daughters, Mrs. She was a member of St. Char
to forego a raise for 90-and possibly more - days. Particularly
The local troup, accompanied 50 YEARS AGO
A score of 20 or above is
Donna Jean Schoen, Nyssa and les Catholic Church at Juntura.
not those unionized workers whose contracts have recently
excellent, 17 good, 14 average,
by Virgil Seward, returned home
Mrs. Joe Anne Baer, Lakewood,
ten or less poor. Try matching
been renegotiated, but those whose pay boosts had not gone
The old Ferryboat which has
Saturday.
She is survived by one son,
your skills with those of
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Calif.; a brother, Elmo Math
into effect before President Nixon ordered all wage and sa
plied between the Port of Nyssa
Raymond P. Joyce, Nyssa; three
friends and relatives. Together
Pastor Arthur Coats an
erly,
Butler,
Tenn.;
four daughters, Mrs.
lary increases nulified.
The latest member to join and Bridge Island for many
Mary Ellen
you can decide whether or not
nounced the topics for the Sun the Paul House family is Miss years, sank to the bottom of
sisters, Mrs. Selma Stamper Blackburn, Bellevue, Wash.,
While AFL-CIO President George Meany is doubtless over
to permit use of a dictionary.
day services as follows: the 11 Leila Alampay from the Philip Snake River one day last week,
and Mrs. Callie White, both of Mrs. Kathleen T. Wilbur, Drew-
stating his case to assure his membership of his sympathies,
You’ll find that the more
a.m. service, “The Defeated pines. She will come to Nyssa leaving the residents of the
Butler, Mrs. Jean Christian, sey, Ore., and Mrs. Barbara
games like this you play, the
he has some justification for complaining that President Nixon’s
higher your score will be.
Life”, explaining the causes and as an AFS exchange student and island marooned, save for the
90-day wage-price freeze offers “a tax bonanza to American
Elizabethton, Tenn., and Mrs. C. Caldwell, La Grande; one
cures of spiritual depression; will be a senior at Nyssa High railroad bridge and row boats.
Ruby Leggett, Florida, and four sister, Barbara Grelish, La
corporations at the expense of American workers.”
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and the 7:30 p.m. service, “The during the coming school year. The craft is old and weather
grandchildren.
That said, let us admit frankly that social justice is a goal
Grande; 21 grandchildren and
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Glory
of
God
”
,
a
study
of
what
Services were conducted at four great-grandchildren, She
worth striving for, but seldom if ever achieved. The very
beaten but still serviceable and
’..a*»,, ‘..a-reo,, ’„»»K,.
10:30 a. m. Monday, at the was preceded in death by her
process of inflation, about which Mr. Meany has himself that glory is and its signifi 20 YEARS AGO
an effort will be made to raise
Lienkaemper Chapel in Nyssa. husband.
bitterly complained in the past and against which he has urged cance for our lives.
her and put her in commission „YaioM,, are „ÄjeiajDM,, dn
a^vui
’M? u! punoj
Sunday School, which begins
wage-price controls, is a horrendous example of social and
Four local youths have re again.
•proa* poqv »qi Buouiy
economic injustice for which organized labor must carry at 9;45 a.m., will observe Pro ceived invitations to go to Holly
motion Day with a special as wood for try-outs with the Pitts
its large share of the blame. In continually pushing for higher
Many people have noticed the
Special certificates burg Pirates baseball team.
wages to meet higher prices, the American worker has heaped sembly.
orange bands on posts and tele
will be presented to those who
a heavy economic burden on the shoulders of his retired parents
The youths looked so good
are being advanced to a higher when they were given try-outs phone poles leading into Nyssa
and others who must live on fixed incomes.
and have wondered thereof. A
So when Mr. Meany complains that the President’s plan class in school. Special re at
Babe Herman’s coaching
recent issue of the Capitol News
cognition
will
also
be
given
to
is “patently discriminatory” against the working class, he
school at Nampa they will be
must know in his heart as well as his head that the buck Larry Meyer who was gradua sent to Hollywood with all ex explains the mystery.
C.B. Sampson, the well known
has to stop somewhere. And where it stops, someone is going ted from Nyssa High School this penses paid.
Branch Richey
year and will be enrolled in of the Pirates will be among music dealer of Boise, has
to feel the crunch.
Mr. Meany will have opportunity to state his gripe about Multnomah School of the Bible those in attendance at the try hit on the happy idea of marking
the road for motorists from
business tax concessions to Congress, whose province it is in Portland in September.
outs in Hollywood.
Portland to Salt Lake by way
Another part of the special
to approve or amend the President’s tax proposals. Mean
The boys, Jack Bowen, Dick
while, business also must hold back on price increases, just assembly will be the introduc Wilson and Floyd Hale of Nyssa of Boise, and the orange bands
as labor must hold back on wage increases. General Motors tion of a new memory program and Bud Newbill of Adrian, will are his method of doing it,
and Ford Company have already rolled back their earlier- for all ages and classes in the leave September 8 and will the road thus marked to be
announced price hikes that would have averaged $200 on their Sunday School and church. This be in Hollywood for one week. known as ‘‘Sampson’s Trail”.
It is an ingenious method of
will be a certificate program
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1972 models.
advertising and will, at the same
And many an importer with a shipload of goods on its way to with awards given every two
Miss Donna Lee Wilson and
time, be appreciated by motor
the United States from Europe, Japan or elsewhere is groaning months of the six month pro Miss Bonnie Ward
returned
ists.
because of the 10 percent import surtax that the President has gram.
Tuesday evening from the east.
HIGHWAY SERVICE
imposed, and no means of passing it along to the comsumer.
They went to Richmond, Vir
In plain fact, the time has long gone past to talk about
ginia to attend a national Job’s 60 YEARS AGO
justice and equity in the matter of inflation control. The Pre
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Daughters convention, They
Prof. White is in communi
sident has moved decisively to correct a runaway situation
visited Robert E. Lee’s home
cation with some young people
involving the most flagrant kind of economic injustice. The
Lee is a
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. and in Williamsberg.
move is temporary, not permanent. Ninety days, or 180 days Morning Worship at 11.00 a.m. cousin of Miss Wilson, They who are anxious to attend the
Nyssa High School during the
if necessary, is not an indeterminate sentence of suffering
C.Y.S.
at
7:30 p.m. at also visited Washington D.C. coming year and who desire
on wage earners who have felt the inflationary knife hacking the church for Jr. and Sr. and Chicago.
to assist in paying their own
away at their pay packets for the last five years.
High School youth.
way by some kind of employ
The President has declared war on inflation, a homefront
C.W.S., 2:00 p.m. in the home 30 YEARS AGO
ment.
enemy far more palpable than some we have been fighting of Carolyn Pruyn.
If any family or business man
abroad. It is time for the nation - businessmen, stevedores,
John Ostrom, of Nyssa be
in this city can use the ser-
government employees and all others r to pull up their socks
lieves that Friday 15th holds
vices of
a
young
man or
and accept the challenge.
The end gains will far exceed
as much terror as Friday 13th.
Park
Avenue
woman about their home, pre-
the temporary setbacks.
This is what happened to him
mises or place of business,
Baptist Church
—The Christian Science Monitor
on a trip to Boise last Friday,
please notify Prof. White at
returning here via Emmett;
once.
Park Avenue Southern Baptist
Just east of Parma a farmer
THANK YOU I
CARD OF THANKS
It speaks well for our high
Church Sunday School, 10:00 driving a car with a stock
school to find young people
a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m.; Even trailer
attached dashed out
willing and anxious to come and
The family of Theo Matherly
1 would like to thank all my ing 8 p.m.
across thehighwaycausingJohn
SUPER HIGHWAY
wish to thank the doctors and friends, neighbors and relatives
Tuesday, youth meets, 8p.m. to clamp down on the brakes work for the privilege of attend
ing
it,
and
we
hope
our
citizens
nurses at Malheur Memorial for the cards, flowers and their
Wednesday, Bible study, 8 and grab for the emergency
will find employment for all
for their thoughtfulness and care visits during my recent con p.m.
also.
After recovering from
during the illness of our hus finement both in the hospital and
Pastor, Roy Kilby, call 372- this shock he proceeded to Boise who desire to come.
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band and father.
at home.
only to have a truck smack
Four carloads of bridge tim
We wish to thank friends,
—Charley Culbertson
the rear end of his car turning
bers and lumber for the wood
neighbors and relatives who
it completely around. Troubles
work of the Nyssa free bridge
APOSTOLIC
FAITH
have taken the time to send
come in threes so he wasn’t
across Snake River, together
apostolic Church of the Faith
cards and expressed their sym
disappointed when on his way
with one carload of steel, have
in Christ Jesus services will
pathy in many ways.
to Emmett another truck headed
been unloaded and hauled over
A special thanks to the wo be held in the evenings Sunday,
for him and John and his car
to the bridge site.
men of Faith Lutheran Church Wednesday, and Friday at 7 p.m.
landed in a roadside ditch. He
The contract calls for the
and Pastor Knorr for the kind Sunday School services are held
was sure that his troubles were
completion of the bridge in
nesses shown to the family at from 10 a.m. until noon. All
at an end--but met with a truck
less than sixty days from the
are welcome, announced Pasior
this time.
on the way to Nyssa.
This
present time, and this will re
—The Family of Theo Mike Valverde, Jr. Thechurch
truck was dragging a long log
quire the work of quite a crew
is located at 612 North 9th.
Matherly
chain and just as John was
of men when the work starts.
about to pass the chain snagged
The water in the river is
in the road causing it to lash
about its lowest stage, every
toward his car narrowly missing
thing is favorable for rushing
his windshield. John says he
REV. JAY BLANKENSHIP
work of construction through
is going to ride a bicycle on
JEFF PARKER
There will be a revival meet Fridays from now on.
just as soon as the materials
ing at the Park Avenue Baptist
all arrive.
Church August 29 to Septem
ber 5.
Services begin each
IMPRINTED
evening at 8 p.m.
TVUAC Sign Contract
St. Bridget’s News
Rev. Jay Blankenship of Ashe
For Day Care Center
ville, N.C., will be the evange
list speaker. Everyone is invi
The Treasure Valley United
ted to attend the services each
A pilgrimage led by the cross
evening located at the corner filed from the Adrian Labor Action Committee has signed a
of Park Avenue and N. 3rd St. camp to Our Lady of Guadalupe contract with the Indian Migrant
Church in Adrian last Monday. Coalition of The Dalles,Oregon
Over 30 persons participated opening the way for a year round
Latin Assembly
BOYS’
in the pilgrimage and the Mass day care center in the Nyssa
of Peace offered by Father area. Applications are now
Of God Church
Young. Prayers and hymns for available for those who wish to
Sunday, church activities be
CLINTON ROBBINS
peace and unity among men were work in the program, and for
gin with Sunday School at 10
COMMUTER
families
who
w
ish
to
have
their
offered by the congregation.
(IMPRINTED: NYSSA P. E.)
a.m. followed by the worship
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children participate in the pro
service at 11 a.m. and Sunday
gram. The application forms
ATHLETIC
night service at 7 30 p.m.
are available at the Gate City
Teachers
and
helpers
are
now
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being signed up for the cur Journal office. Anyone who
Young people’s service, every
rent year for Religious Educa wishes help in filling out the
Tuesday night at7:30p.m. Bible
tion of the children of St. Brid forms should come to St. Brid
study every Thursday night at
get’s Church.
It is hoped to get’s rectory between 2:00 and
dOYS’ - SIZES 8 '/2 - 6 - GYM
7:30 p.m.
have the teachers and helpers 4:00 p.m. Monday through Fri
A friendly church with a
assigned before Father Young day where a volunteer will aid
friendly snnle. The Rev. David
in fill inc out the forms.
leaves this coming Thursday
to
H. Martinez, Pastor.
Father Young stressed to the
A personnel committee esta
congregation last Sunday, that blished by the TVUAC will re
we can not expect the young view all applications for work.
people to take an intrest m It is planned to have on the job
(CUTOFFS OR HIGH CUT)
the Fifth, if the adults are training for those who best
not enough interested in it to fulfill the requirements for work
have the time to share it by in the program.
teaching or helping in the Re
Als« LIS SCHWAB TIRI CENTER
The present center is planning
ligious Educator: program of st.
to receive 50 children in its
WEISER, 402 East First-ONTARIO, 523 East Idaho
initial program with hopes of
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expanding in the future.
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