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Thursday, March 29, 1973
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Reverend
NV ACRES HAPPENINGS
NU ACRES - Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Keck of Moscow came
LeRoy Howard took their aon, home last week to visit his pa­
David to Salt lake. He will be rents the Sherman Kecks.
leaving by plane from Salt lake
Mr. and Mrs. Clsrence Pugh
to go to the Philllpplne Island and two children, Rebbeca and
to fill a two-year mission for Scott of Ukevlew, Oregon visi­
the LIS Church
ted with her parents, the Sher­
The Nu Acres Farmerettes man Kecks. Clarence is tea­
met at the Le Roy Howard home ching musical lakevk wand had
Wectiesday afternoon. There a week off for spring vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wil­
were seven memtiers and one
visitor, Mrs. Omar Betts. Day-
son and baby daughter Nicki
lene Peterson from the County I*a came Friday to visit his
Extension office demonstrated parents the George Wilsons.
the use of sour dough and made Their twooldergirlsCheryland
same English muffins and a Beverly went to the Hawaiian
pizza which was very delicious. Islands with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mra. Omar Betts' Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schoen-
daughter Mrs. Dyann Miriyland born for a week.
daughter Paula from Blackfoot,
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wil­
Idaho have been visiting them son visited the Robert Shaw
this past week, also a grand­ Jrs. Saturday evening.
daughter Sue Jones of Pocatello.
Mrs. Lyn Dohner called on
Their granddaughter Jan Hayes Mrs. Effie Nielsen Thursday
came to Boise with Blackfoot’s afternoon and brought flowers
winning debate team and were from her and Mrs. Pheral Dod­
participating in the State meet son.
at Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Maine visited at the Ernie Spellmans
went to Northern Idaho to the in Eagle Sunday and also visi­
funeral services of her sister- ted the Carl Van Havers.
in-law, Martha Rood.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson
The Omar Maines and Mrs. of Kimberly, Idaho were week-
Maines’ sister Mrs. Mary Burk- end guests of the Cecil Evans,
ham of Denver, Colorado went They were here to attend the
to Salem to visit their sister Lay Witness meeting at Nyssa.
and her family, Mrs. Dorothy He was Coordinator for the
Bones who wasn't able to attend Lay Witness meeting at the
the service for their sister- United Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans
in-law, After returning home,
they took Mrs. Burkham to and two sons, Rex and David of
Boise airport to go back home Livermore, California came
Friday to visit his mother, Mrs.
to Denver.
Mr. Howard Rood, brother Lucy Evans who is in the Nyssa
of Mrs. Omar Maine visited Hospital. While here, they sta­
(hem tor two days. He was going yed with his siter, Mrs. Sher­
to Jerome to visit his two sons. man Keck and their son, David
Mrs. Frank Johnson
tad stayed at his uncle's home,
the misfortune of falling Sa­ the Bert Pattee's.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malone
turday morning and breaking
her hip. Hope she has a quick and family had Sunday dinner at
recovery She and her husband the Dave Weavers.
Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Howard
had their plane tickets and were
going to California for a few visited last week with their
daughter and husband, Mr. and
days.
Mrs. Harley Sager's niece, Mrs. Thomas Kennison in d
Mrs. [Javid Wood and five-year their baby daughter, born Fe-
old son Dennis of Portland have bruary 1 at Provo, Utah.
been visiting the Sagers from
Monday to Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Payne and Mrs.
Robert Shaw called on Mrs.
Effie Nielsen Thursday after­
noon and took her a plant from
the Nu Acres Farmerettes.
Mrs. Kyle Sager and two
daughters Sabrina andAndna of
John Day, Oregon, have been
visiting the Harley Sagers this
past week also her parents in
Fruitland. Kyle came Friday
evening and they will return
home Sunttay.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sag* r
Jr. and four children came Sa­
turday to visit his parents, the
Harley Sagers. They are from
Heppner, Oregtm and will also
visit tier mother, Mrs. Huey of
Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Ander­
son of Ontario were Sunday af­
ternoon visitors at the Robert
Shaw home.
Mrs. Ben Payne drove to
Nampa Frittey to visit her mo­
ther Mrs. Stells Newell. They
went on to Boise to shop and
visited
Mr.
and Mrs. Ted
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook of
Utah and Mr. and Mrs Syl
Woodland
of Arena Valley
visited the Hen Paynes W ednes­
day evening.
Nolan Field-
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Antelo|M‘ Season
The Oreg'vi Game Commis­
sion Friday, March 23, adopted
antelope hunting regulations for
1973 similar to those of re­
cent years but increased the
total number of tags by 200
over last year. The regulations
were adopted following a public
hearing held at the Commis­
sion's Portland headquarters,
1634 SW Alder.
The general antelope season
is set for August 18 through
22, a five-day season similar
to the past. A total of 1,615
tags is authorized, 185 tags
above last year's quota, in­
creased tag numbers are au­
thorized for the Beulah, Hart
Mountain, Juniper,
Malheur,
Owyhee, Steens Mountain, and
Warner units.
August 18 through 26 are
the dates for the Gerber Re­
servoir archery antelope sea­
son, four days longer than ar­
chers had last year. The Com­
mission also increased the tag
quota from 50 authorized last
year to 65 this season. Addi­
tionally, the Commission chan­
ged the Gerber Reservoir boun­
dary for better definition.
Bob's (x)lumn
The cross was the most dis­
graceful and cruelest instru­
ments of death ever Invented.
Romans would not allow a
Roman citizen to be crucified,
but reserved it for slaves and
people who lived in the lands
conquered by Rome. The stake
of the cross to which Christ
was nailed was first placed in
the ground. Then Christ was
made to lie upon the ground
and His hands were nailed to
the cross members.
After this the soldiers heaved
the cross member up with His
whole weight held by His hands
until His feet were nailed to the
cross. Here He hung, not se­
veral feet off the ground as
most artist portray Him, but
with His feet barely off the
ground, where He was in full
reach of every hand that might
choose to strike.
In close
proximity to every gesture of
insult and hatred, every tor­
tured by the constantly moving
multitude, who with that desire
to witness that which is hor­
rible, laughed and tormented
Our Lord, when they should
have wept for the wrong being
done unto Him, who was dying
to save them.
It was during this time He
said, "Father, forgive them for
they know not what they do."
One of the thieves Joined in
with the mob and the soldiers;
jeering Christ with these words,
"If thou be the Christ, save
thyself and us." These words,
which sounded as a prayer,
were not, but they were words
spat out in contempt and scorn-
hard, mean and angry words.
But the other thief said,"Don’t
you even fear God when you are
dying? We deserve to die for
our evil deeds, but this man
hasn't done one thing wrong."
Then he turned to Christ and
spoke the strangest, most star­
tling words ever spoken to one
being crucified on Calvary’s
Hill.
But he poll
in to
Jesus Christ, God's Son, who
was dying for the sins of every
sinner, tor you and tor me.
For the Bible says, "All have
sinned."
"Jesus, remember
me when You come into Your
Kingdom *' Oh, how could he
believe that one being crucified
could have a kingdom, indeed? A
kingdom - the kingdom of the I
crucified is the place of the I
Skull, Calvary, or Galgatha. |
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A RUSTIC SHAKE MARQUEE around the
newly enlarged clinic of Dr. Charles E.
Vanetti at the corner of Second and Good
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The new addition is at
far left, and is about to receive a coating
of stucco and paint.
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PAYETTE, IDAHO 83661
.nyltody who think* it's
hard to move mountain,
never reada geography ex­
amination papera.”
BOB ELLIOTT
We are now contracting sweet corn
acreage. Call Payette 642-3384
or Nyssa 372-2271, or come in and visit
with our fieldmen at your earliest
convenience
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THURSDAY, MARCH 29 -
Parent-Teacher Conferences,
12 to 4 30 p.m.
B-T Conferences, 7 p.m.,
attend PT A meeting at 8 pm.
and then conferences until 9
p.m.
Frosh- Soph Baseball
Payette, 4 p.m.
FRIDAY, MARCH 30 - Pa­
rent-Teacher Conferences, af­
ternoon.
SOC Skills at La Grande,
all day.
Track, Payette and Vale, here
4 p.m.
SATURDAY, APRIL 1 - Dis­
trict Declamation at LaGrande,
all day.
MONDAY, APRIL2 • Frosh
Soph Baseball, Weiser, here,
4 p.m.
TUESDAY, APRIL 3 - Var­
sity Baseball, Vallivue iiere,
4 p.m,
THURSDAY,
APRIL 5 -
Spring
Concert,
cafeteria,
8 p.m.
Here their bones reign on the
crocs or on the stony ground
where the scavengers picked
their bleaching bones in the
noonday sun.
Kings aren't crucified, kings
aren't
spat
upon, reviled,
taunted or ridiculed.
Kings
aren’t treated thus, but they are
loved, worshipped, adored and
respected. But there was some­
thing so far different about this
MAN on the cross in the middle,
that day. Something about the
way He was dying that made
the thief believe that Jesus
was truly the Son of God. And
so he believed and prayed. And
Jesus replied, "Today you will
be with Me in Paradise, this
is a solemn promise.”
Today, 2000 years later, 1
say there was something so dif­
ferent about THAT MAN, JE­
SUS CHRIST, which 1 believe
He was the Son of God, who
died for my sins and yours.
According to rules estab­
lished, antelope hunters have
until May 1 to file applica­
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tions fot tags. The drawing is
THURSDAY
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FRIDAY,
scheduled for May 11. Special
tag application cards will be MARCH 30 A 31 - Athena Base­
available at license agencies ball tourney at Athena.
TUESDAY, APRIL 3 - Var­
within a week or ten days, as
will a printed notice of the sity Baseball, here with Vale,
antelope hunting regulations. 4 p.m.
Girls Track meet at Emmett
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 -
Full details regarding filing
and drawing procedures in ad­ Baseball at Wilder, 4 p.m.
THURSDAY, APRIL 5 - Boys
dition to other general regu­
lations are contained in the Track Meet at Middleton
THURSDAY
A
FRIDAY,
antelope regulations notice.
APRIL 5 A 6 - District III
at Boise.
Regulations for hunting deer, Music Festival
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elk, bear, and other big game
animals will be set by the
Commission at a public hearing
to be held in late May or early
June. The Commission also ad­
vised that possible changes in
well informed man 1»
the rifle regulations for taking
whose wife ha» ju»t
big game will be discussed and
acted upon at that time.
Pago Nino
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