Thursday, August 31, 1973
Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Pag« Two
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Nyssa Gate City Journal
LETTER
T O
EDITOR
Former AFS
Student Visits
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH NOTES
THIS I BELIEVE
by Rev. Bob Hutchinson
1 believe in the Word of God.
To the Roman world of St.
Editor, The Journal
Paul’s day, to the intellectual,
The Malheur County Fair
to the educated man preaching
Board wishes to express their
that a book out of Jewish cul­
sincere appreciation to every­
ture was the true gospel and
one who contributed to the
the God of the Jews was the
success of the 63rd annual Mal­
Pubkihed fvary Thursday at Nyite. Oragon 97913
one true God and that a Jew
heur County Fair.
in Jerusalem who was cruci­
While much planning and work
Second Class postage paid at Nyssa, Oregon 97913,
fied would save mankind and
goes
on
throughout
the
year,
it
under act of Congress of March 3, 1879
transform the world was to them
is the cooperation of the many
foolishness, nonsense and un­
T
individuals and organizations
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
'Oregon
worthy of audience.
who contribute their time and
i Newspaper
But they aren't alone, for
teer labor Is being used wherever possible
effort that makesfor a success­
NEW NAZARENE FELLOWSHIP HALL
Malheur County, Oregon,
¡ Publishers
many today and even some who
under the direction of Pastor Robei7°Mjn^
ful fair. Everyone is needed
is starting to take shape as Devere Nelson,
and
Payette
and
Canyon
I Association
Lutz Kliche, foreign exchange wear the ‘cloth’ say the Bible
ley and a building committee.
from the exhibitor to the fair­
foreground, lays concrete blocks around the
Counties, Idaho;
'tudent from Germany, who at­ can no longer be believed, that
lb. bonding win prevtfg n ;I .
goer.
tudor type laminated arches raised last
fellowship dinners, recreation activities for
Our thanks to the community. tended Nyssa High School in it is not infallible but contains
Saturday under the direction of Hill Fitz­
One Year.................$5.00
1969-70, is S Nyssa visitor for errors and is not necessarily
children, youth and adults, and other meet­
Sincerely,
simmons, and with the aid of equipment
Six Months............... $3.00
two weeks. He lived with the the Word of God. But I along
ing areas, as well as a kitchen.
MALHEUR
COUNTY
FAIR
loaned by the Nyssa Co-op Supply Volun-
Elsewhere in the U.S.A.
Roy Hirai family during his year with many millions of others
BOARD
One Year.................. $6.00
in Nyssa, and is again visiting believe the Bible is the inspi­
Gordan
Capps,
Chairman,
Six Months................. $4.00
red Word of God and is the only
Guy Sparks, Vice-Chairman, with the Hirai's.
Lutz is traveling with Hans infallaible and authoritative
Bill Grace, Fran McLean, Allen
Erstrom and Alice Murphy, Se­ Mayer, both students at the source of divine truth
Abraham Lincoln said, “1
University of Freiburg in the
cretary
He’s a proud old soldier. Veteran of Chateau-Thierry, of
Black Forest of Germany. They believe the Bible is the best
Meuse and Argonne. To some he seems a pitiable anachronism
are on a two and one haif month gift God has ever given to
Largest permit issued for workers are intent upon doing
10 YEARS AGO
in this day of disenchantment, dissent, and protest against
trip, visiting many parts of the man." W. E. Gladstone said,
August was for the new tele­ war work so as to make a di­
On
August
20
Nyssa
was
the establishment.
I have known ninety-five of
United States.
phone building at the corner of rect contribution to the war
But the old uniform stands for something that he once,
The boys flew from F rank­ the world’s great men in my designated a terminal point for Bower and Second Street for effort.
Union Pacific Railroad.
long ago, laid his life on the line to defend
fort, Germany to New YorkCity time and eightv-seven of them the
$21,000. The building is to be
The Nyssa residents live at
Since that time five trains are
HONOR. FLAG. HOME. COUNTRY FREEDOM.
where
they
stayed
one
week,
were
followers
of
the
Bible.
’
’
concrete block construction
the NYA residence center,
Alma
B.
Todd
leaving
the
local
yards
daily,
To these values and their preservation his forefathers had
then hitch-hued to Booth Elay It is small wonder that the
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wti. i. in addition to eigtit hours !
pledged “lives, fortunes, and sacred honor."
Maine and visited Bible has always been the six days a week, serving towns
Services for Mrs. Alma B. Harbor,
It
appeared
Wednesday
that a day war work training, board. )
He made their commitment his >wn. When his country Todd, 77, an Owyhee-area re­ there. They hitched to Detroit, world’s best seller. No other in all directions.
They travel approximately Nyssa and the county might soon room, emergency hospital care,
called, he went. There are some who would say he went need- sident for the past 24 years, Michigan, and after a few days book can touch its profound wis­
be declared by health officials recreational and personnel
lessly, as a naive tool of the munitions makers, an innocent who died at her home Sunday, took the ferry across Lake dom. its poetic beauty, or the 300 m»ies jone way) and re­
to be free of the polio epidemic guidance and $9 a month are
turn
after
having
made
runs
dupe of patriotic publicity.
August 27, 1972 of natural Michigan to Madison, Wiscon­ accuracy of its history and
stage with no new cases being provided.
Well, try telling him that!
causes were conducted Wednes­ sin and from there went to prophecy. Its critics, who clai­ covering an area from Mar­ reported.
No, he didn’t make the world safe for democracy. But he day, August 30 at the Lienkaem- Minneapolis, Minnesota.
40 YEARS AGO
med it to be filled with for­ sing, New Plymouth, Weiser
Dr L.A. Maulding, county
bought a few years free from tyranny. He stood in the line of per Chapel, Nyssa, by the Rev
They drove with a woman and gery, fiction, and unfilled pro­ and Burns Each train carries health doctor, warned however,
Four sisters, three of whom
men who from time immemorial have counted some values Edward Mclndoo of the Ontario two children to San Francisco mises are finding the difficul­ a five-man crew, adding25em­
she had not seen for four years,
now
is
no
time
to
relax
that
dearer than life itself.
First Christian Church. Burial and spent a week in the bay area. ties lie with themselves, and ployees working out of local vigilance against the dread di­ motored from Colorado, ar­
There are yet such men. For every alienated dropout thou­ followed at Owyhee Cemetery. Then they drove a car for the not the Bible. Greater and more yards.
He stated there must riving Thurstfay to visit with •
Operating the trains out of sease.
sands share the old soldier’s age-old commitment to the God
She was born April 14, 1895, Drive-Way Company to Salt careful scholarship has shown
be
a
period
of six weeks elap­ Mrs. H. Glen Holmes at her •
who created them, and to the freedom that is the heritage of at Tipton, Kansas andwas mar­ Lake City, and drove another that the apparent contradictions Nyssa as a terminal point has
sing without the reporting of country home in Oregon Trail/.
His children.
proven
successful
financially
ried to Jesse W . Todd October car from there to Portland. were caused by incorrect trans­
The visitors are Mrs. Dean Z
A strong and free society can withstand almost any as.- ault 2, 1912, at Oswego, Kansas He Lutz got off at Nyssa, Hans lations rather that divine in­ for UP and has re-ultedin work a new case before the eptd* mic
Reeves of Greeley, Mr- . Chas. !
can
safely
be
declared
ended
from without. It can withstand-even be improved by-vigorous preceded her in death March 28, drove on to Portland, and will consistencies. It was man and starting on installation of ad-
Briggs of Platt, ville, Mrs. f
dissent and debate from within.
tracks,
a
diesel
engine
ditional
not the Bible that needed cor­
30 YEARS AGO
1963.
The family moved to return to Nyssa by bus.
Tromble and Mrs. Robt Sued-?
storage
tank,
sand
dryers
and
What it cannot survive is the apathy and uninvolvement of El Paso County, Colorado in
From Nyssa the two boys will recting.
The faculty of Union High d>n of Johnstown. Colorado^;
its citizens.
I feel about the Bible as locating storage and personnel School No. 5 of Nyssa has been
1915, then to Parma in 1933, travel to Vancouver, B.C. to
They made good time, taking;
He’s not fighting anymore, that old veteran. But he still and from there to the Owyhee visit Lutz’ uncle, and will re­ a freshman student at Oregon buildings here
completed, but one position is two days for the trip of 985 -
This
information
was
furni
­
votes. And he knows why he votes as he does. And you’ll find area in 1948.
turn to Germany by October College of Education felt when
yet to be filled in the grade mile-. Mrs. F.F. Byers, daugh­
him in church every week, taking, as he tells it, “a refre:her
Survivors include two sons, 1 in time to start back to school, I was attending there. During a shed The Journal by Freight school, Superintend'!!! Henry
ter of Mrs. Holme-, is also here
course in values." When he says, "You can count on me,” Jesse R. Todd of North Ar­ lutz is taking Sociology, Po­ class in history a teacher with Agent Tom Jones, who said he
Hartley stated Wednesday
from Owyhee Dam Mr.Holni.-s.
you can count on it!
lington, N. J., and Gerald W. litics, Literature and Journa­ the intent of ridiculing the Bible did not have complete details
Gilbert Henry of the high is the envy of his neighbors a^ ■
His uniform is mended now and the medals are tarnished,
on
all
the
plans
at
this
time.
said,
“
Is
there
anyone
here
lism
at
Freiburg.
He
says
it
Todd of Santa Cruz, Calif.; three
school
faculty, and Arthur he has six good cooks in the
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But his moral fiber has endured unrotted and his honor un-
daughters, Mrs. Ray (Ellen) is great to be back in Nyssa, who still believes in the Bible?"
Smith, grade school teacher, household this week,
stained.
First
place
and
overall
win
­
Kinion of Ethiopia, Wash., Mrs. and feels like this is his se­ The whole class was silent for
were inducted into the army
In fact, you might call him and the flag he flies on every
a moment and then this one ners in the annual Back-to-
Ray (Ruth) McCracken of Pol­ cond home.
50 YEARS AGO
Tuesday.
holiday two old veterans.
School
parade
held
Fridaywere
lock and Miss Alma Todd of
jmOTWOTm student stood up and said,“Yes Roger, Dale and Jannie Phifer.
Teachers recently employed
RED, WHITE, AND TRUE blue :
I believe in the Bible, I be­
The Arthur Cook residence
Nyssa; 17 grandchildren and
•'best to teach in the high school are was th»- scene of a joyous birth­
—Liberty Magazine
escorted the
FAITH LUTHERAN
lieve it is inspired, I believe They
10 great-grandchildren.
Mr
Hal;
li
Haw.
r!h
d
Lu-
it is inspired from cover to dressed cow in town "
CONSERVATIVE
CHURCH NOTES
Bend, Social Sc ience, Mrs. O.E. day party which was given Mrs^
cover
and 1 believe the cover
20 YEARS AGO
BAPTIST
Lawrence McDermott
Cheldelui of Nyssa, English. Cook by her friend«, Friday
A group of 25 from Grace is inspired, too " This 1 be­
The office of the Nyssa Gate Mr Bumgarner of Kentucky, evening tn honor f the lady’«
CHURCH
NAZARENE
birthday anniversary. Thteve-
Lutheran, Vale, Faith Lutheran,' lieve, I believe in the W ord of City Journal will be dosed from Science.
SUNDAY:
Lawrence C. McDermott, 84, Nyssa and St. Paul Lutheran, God.
rnng was pleasantly spent with
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CHURCH NOTES
1 p.m. Friday, August 29, to
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
of Nyssa passed away early Ontario are atti nding the San CHRISTIAN WOMEN
music and refresh-
games,
allow
employees
to
attend
the
Alice Lytle and Cecile Cole­
with Bible classes for all ages
Wednesday morning. August 30, Francisco Lutheran Youth Con­
Those present were
ments.
The
Treasure
Valley
Chris
­
funeral
of
Ray
N.
Alters,
father
man
of
Nyssa,
enrolled
for
the
including two for adults.
1972.
gress, September 1-4, at the tian Business and Professional of publisher, Duane R. Alters. past one and a half months Mmes. Addie Wilson, Barney
Morning Service at 11 a.m. NAZARENE CHURCH NOTES
Services pending at Lien- San Francisco Hilton. TheCon-
o
o
o
Women’s Council will hold their
for war work training at NYA Wilson, W.B. Hoxie, C. Klim-
Message, ‘ Judgement and Re­
kaemper Chapel.
gress, sponsored by an inter- monthly dinner meeting Sep­
Building in the City of Nyssa Albany, were recently trans­ kenberg, Nettie Cook, Albert
formation,' based on Matthew SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:45 a.m.
synodical grot^i called Lutheran tember 5 at 7 30 p.m. at the is on the upgrade according to ferred to the Eugene NYA train­ Cook. Poorman. D.W, Holmes,
12:33-50.
WORSHIP
SERVICE - 11 00
Latin Assembly
Youth Alive calling youth of Boulevard Grange near Cairo the records of city recording
C w. Reberger, Georget Issen,
Evening service at 8 p.m.
a.m.
ing center
all Lutheranism to a living­ Junction.
Francis, Lyells, Ralph
of God Ch urch
clerk Hilda Tensen. Building
Message, “Goals for Servants EVENING GOSPEL HOUR - 7
Miss Lytle is taking aviation H.T.
relationship
to
Reservations must be made [ permits for August to date total sheet metal and radio and she Servoss, J.R. Hunter, Sam
Sunday, church activities be­ witnessing
of the Church," based on 1
p.m.
Je'-us Christ, will attract 3000 by September 4 Call Joretta $23,900 as compared to$!7,600
Blaylock. A R McCarty and
Timothy 1:1-13.
YOUNG
WOMEN’S
BIBLE gin with Sunday School at 10
and Miss Coleman who are
youth on the Pacific Coast:
Miss Frances Klinkenterg.
Norman, 889-6064.
for the same month last year
WEDNESDAY:
Study, every Tuesday - 9 45 a.m., followed by worship ser­
being trained as war industry
Speakers are
vice, 11 a.m.
Midweek service of Bible
a.m.
Dr. Billy Graham,
Sunday night service, 7:30
study and prayer at 8 p.m. MID-WEEK SERVICE, WED-
Dr. Don Williams, Minister of
p.m.
4.
JUST AHEAD:
nesday - 7:30 p.m.
Sunday School Rally Day has
Bible Study every Tuesday, Mission at Hollywood, Califor­
nia, First PresbyterianChurch,
been set for September 10. A LAYMEN’S RETREAT - FRT-
FRt. 7; 30 p.m.
Rev. Charle Mueller, presi­
special program has been plan­ day night through Monday at
Royal Rangers, every Tues­
dent of Southeast district of
ned with a general assembly our Victory Cove Camp near day, 7-30 p.m.
during the Sunday School hour. McCall, Idaho. Several of our
Young
people’s
service, the Lutheran Church-Missouri
Synod;
•LAST WEEK
laymen plan to attend this camp every Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
Rev. Paul Mork, president of
Two Sunday School classes at which time Dr. James Dob­
A friendly church with a
Waldorf College, Forest City,
had special times outside the son, author of “Dare to Dis­ friendly smile.
Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. cipline” will be speaking in --Rev. David Martinez, Pastor. Iowa, and
Clarence Page took the fifth several services. Other inte­
Dr. Nelson Trout, director
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and sixth graders on an over­ resting activities and wonder­
of Lutheran Social Service of
Missionary
night campout in the upper ful fellowship will make this a
Miami Valley, Dayton, Ohio.
Baptist Church
Burnt River Country. Vicki helpful and delightful time for
The group from Treasure
Coats entertained the first and all who can attend. Those who
Sunday School, classes for Valley leaves Thursday, 6 p m.
and will stay at the Lutheran
second graders with swimming do not go to the Retreat areen- all ages 9:45 a.m.
and then a game time at her couraged to worship in our re-
Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Church in Winnemucca, Nevada,
home.
AC
(Special music each Sunday) overnight. During the Congress
gular services.
DELCO
LOCTITE
Everyone is welcome at this
Sunday evening, BTC, 7 p.m. they will stay at Messiah Lu­
SPARK PLUGS
DELCO-REMY
friendly church with a back-
theran,
Hayward,
California,
Song Service, 7:30 p.m.
FILTERS
—Robert W. Manley, pastor
NEW DEPARTURE BEARINGS
to-the-Bible emphasis.
Bible
Message by Pastor where Pastor Lewis' brother,
PIKA NUT
FUEL PUMPS
Jack, is pastor.
HYAT1 BEARINGS
Smith, 8 p.m.
PCU
VALVES
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FASTENERS
PUBLIC AUCTION
Attending from Nyssa are,
SHOCKS
Wednesday, Bible study, 8
GUIDE LAMPS
*
.
Pastor Bill Lewis, Joe and Ro­
LAND SALE
BATTERIES
p.m.
FILIER A RADIATOR CAPS
September 22. 1972, at 2 30 P.M.
seanne Martin, Terry Baker,
CARBURETOR
TISCO
Christian Women
Terri Young, Nancy Ross. Sandy
THERMOSTATS
TRACTOR A FARM PARTS
The Oregon State Highway Commission will offer for ^,ale at oral public
AEA
Fangen, Marsha Galloway, B*r
AIRE CONDITIONER
Meet
Sept.
6
auction a parcel of land which is located approximately 6 miles North
ty Jo Wenke, and Dana Ropp.
NEW REGULATORS A ALTER­
WIRE. 4 CABLE
<9
of Ontario on Ontario-Payette Highway, Ontario, Oregon. Sale will be
TRICO
“Interior Decorating"
by
NATORS
Preaching in the Nyssa-Vale
BRAKE PARTS
held at the site on September 22, ¡972, at 2 30 P.M. The property is
Wanda (May) Lehmkuhl of Boise
WINDSHIELD
WIPERS
parrish this Sunday, Septem­
OIL SEALS
further described as follows:
formerly of Payette will be the ber 3 will be Mr. Dave Duncan, I
AP
'4
special
feature
of
the
next
A parcel of land lying in the SW l/4 of Section 16, Township 17 South,
DEITZ
laymen from First Lutheran in I
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TRW
EXHAUST SYSTEMS
Range 47 East, W.M., Malheur County, Oregon and being a portion
Christian Women’s Club lun­ Baker, with Mr. Don Young of I
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ENGINE
4
CHASSIS
PARTS
LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
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of that property described in those deeds to State of Oregon, by and
cheon. This is open to all la­ Nyssa as liturgist. Worship is I
MIRRORS
through its Stat«- Highwaycommission, recorded in Book82, Page 363
dies and will be held at the at 11 a.m. at Faith Lutheran, I
BENDIX
and in Book 100, Page 95 of Maihc-vr County Record of Deeds, the
La Paloma Cafe in Ontario, 5th and Park, where all are I
BRAKE
WEATHERHEAD
parcel of land to which this description applies contains l.76 acres,
DUPONT
Wednesday, September 6 at welcome to join in worship of I
more or less.
CARBURETORS
HYDRAULIC
HOSE A COUP­
CAR CARE PRODUCTS
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our Lord and the fellowship of I
1 p.m.
CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
TERMS OF SALE: Cash or check at time of sale The minimum price
LINGS
the
Gospel.
I
Special
music
will
be
sung
STARTER DRIVES
that will be accepted is $4,400.00 Conveyance will be by Bargain and
FAULKNER
BRASS F ITI IN«
On Wednesday, August 30, I
Sale Deed The State reserves the right to accept or reject any or all by Ed Bradshaw, a popular
bids. The sale is subject to the Oregon State Highway Commission’s local singer. Donna Hughes, a Pastor Bill Lewis attended a I
REBUILT STARTERS A GEN.
BORG WARNER
■r .
use restrictions on all signboards and all types of junkyards. No access young school
teacher
from meeting of the Committee on I
LUBRIPLATE
will be permitted to the highway, and the purchaser will be required
CLUTCH
RELEASE
BEARINGS
GOODYEAR
Boise will be the speaker Rural Ministry of the North I
to bear the cost of fencing adjacent to the highway.
ENGINE OIL a LUBRICANTS
NEW A REBUILT CLUTCHES
A free babysitting service Pacific 4 Rocky Mountain Dis- I
BELTS-HOSE-MUD FLAPS
INFORMATION District Property Agent, 2lll Adams Ave., La Grande,
UNIVERSAL
JOINTS
tricts,
the
American
Lutheran
I
will be sponsored at the First
Oregon, Phone 963-3177. (Sale No. 94, Files Nos. 15842 and 22973).
RAMCO
WATER PUMPS
GOULD
Baptist Church
in Ontario. Church. The meeting was held I
PISTON
RINGS
Published August 31 and September 13, 1972 For more information call 889- at
Our Saviour’s Lutheran I
TRACTOR A N.D.
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BROWNING
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