Page Ten
Nyita Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Thursday, April 10, 1975
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ARMOURS
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LUNCH MEAT
POT ROAST
ARMOUR'S
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News About
SERVICEMEN
Sgt. Dalian Hendry
Colorado Spring». Colo.—
Technical Sergeant Dalian C.
Hendry, son of Mrs. Cecile
M Fogcrson of New Ply
mouth. is a member of an
Aerospace Defense Com
mand (AIK") squadron which
has earned the U.S Air Force
Outstanding Unit Award
Sergeant Hendry is as
signed al Ent APB. Colo., as
a computer operations super
visor with ihe 1st Aerospace
Control Squadron which re
ceived the award for es-
ccptuinally meritorious ser
vice from July 1. 1973 to June
30. 1974.
This is the second con-
secutive year that the or-
gantzation has earned the
coveted award for over all
professionalism and ezcel-
Icnce in providing support to
major headquarters—inclu
ding ADC and the North
American Air Defense Com
mand—ItKaled at Ent.
The sergeant will wear a
distinctive service ribbon to
mark his affiliation with the
unit.
Sergeant Hendry is a 1957
graduate of New Plymouth
High School. His wife. Eliza
beth. is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James R. Wight.
Nyssa.
BREAD &
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FRESH
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89( SHORTENING
mg the birthdays of Mr. Bill
Newell and Mr. Ben Payne,
was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Payne on
Saturday.
Present were Mrs. Stella
Newell and Bill and Kenny
and
Newell of Nampa.
Francis Cammonn of Nu
Acres.
Just received word (hat
Mrs. M A. Jones has been at
Holy Rosary for over a week
now. Mrs. Bob Shaw visited
her there recently.
Mrs. Joseph King and
Mrs. John Wahlstrom. who
had been visiting the George
Dohncrs. took the jet back to
Southern California.
P.S. Those chickens of ours
arc laying nearly two dozen
eggs a day now Refrigerator
gets a little crowded. Carol
Weaver brought us a big
white rooster whose morning
crowing makes us sound
more like a farm should.
Now we can start looking
for a hen or two to parade out
followed by a flock of little
chicks. If the cats don't get
them first.
Our old mama-cat comes
daily into our patio and chins
herself on the door in order to
peek into the window and tell
us it's breakfast time. She's
so fat. don't see how she does
it!
ON SALE THIS WEEK
BALLARD OR PILLSBURY
8 ox.
PURINA
REG. OR HOT
4 Iba.
SHAVERS CT
GRAPEFRUIT
CRISCO
“SUNSHINE” KR1SPY
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BLUE MOUNTAIN
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Sunday morning at Ihe
Methodist Church, Nyssa,
and the Rev. Bob didn't have
a sermon. The people ga
thered and sat down and read
their programs. No sermon
was listed. He said there
were so many of our people
who were sick and dying that
prayer was needed instead.
And the people opened up
their hearts and one bv one
offered up prayers for the
ones who were sick. Once
more we could call our church
a house of prayer.
In the end of the service a
holy quiet descended and a
spirit of worship and praise
was upon the people. How
many sick bodies were
healed. I do not know. But
broken spirits found comfort,
aching hearts found rest, and
sick souls were made well.
Tears washed out the blind
ness that had caused some to
not sec their brothers and
sisters in a spirit of love.
This is God at work and it is
good. And the people are
giving all the glory to the
Lord Jesus Christ, God's
Wonderful Son!
Went to a Minimeeting at
the Payette Methodist Chu
rch Saturday. There were
fourteen or fifteen from
Nyssa and numbers there
from Ontario. Fruitland, Vale
Payette, and Prairie City.
Leaders were district officers
from Lakeview and Pendleton
and points north.
They put on a play,
unrehearsed and had sent a
part that I had learned for it.
Well, everyone else read
their lines and I stuck out like
a sore thumb for knowing my
lines. But why read them
when I'd worked so hard to
learn them?
They served us a delicious
luncheon. Oh. they do have a
grand church! How nice to
have a Fellowship Hall on the
ground floor and not tucked
away in the basement!
We're studying Matthew
24 and related chapters in
Mark, m the Bible, in our
Bible Study Fellowship class
in Caldwell. They've some
200 women who meet there
weekly from all over Treasure
Valley. In our car-load, are
Mrs. Ernie Metcalf. Mrs Al
Chadwick. Mrs. Merle Lewis,
Mrs. Tom Nishitani and Mrs.
George Dohncr. all from
Nyssa. Apple Valley or
NuAcres.
Anyhow, in this study
we're into the Last days, and
it seems to be what we're
living in now! Jesus tells all
those things to happen in a
single generation, the last
generation in the end time,
No other generation ha.
ever lived in which it all
happened as today, In
particular we have the
reforming of Jews into a
nation, that which waited
1900 years to happen.
Some call this Doomsday
talk and shy away from it. If
you don't believe in a dooms
day, ask the folks at
Managua. Nicaragua, or at
Vietnam, or other parts of the
world where starvation, war
and deprivation have become
a way of life...and death!
Where earthquakes wipe out
people by the thousands and
flood and typhoon seasonally
threaten essistance. How co
me we have it so good, we
might ask. and for how long?
A birthday dinner, honor-
7 oz.
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NUTTER BUTTER
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