Thursday, May 27, 1976
& OUT OF
THE PAST
10 YEARS AGO
40 Y EARS AGO
The Rev. John Bullock,
pastor of Nyssa Church of the
Ns,arene for the past 3'/i
years announced to his
congregation Sunday that he
has accepted a call to the
Nazarenc Church at New­
berg. Oregon. Effective Au­
gust I. he will assume his
pastoral duties there.
Miss Venice
Brown,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Emanuel Brown and Ed
Lamb were married In
Weiser last Wednesday.
The bride is a graduate of
Nyssa High School with the
class of 1935 and for the past
two years has worked in the
local telephone office. The
youhg couple have rented the
Ben Lamb house in the south
part of town and will make
their home there.
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An open house reception
honoring Mr and Mrs G.E.
Mackey will be held Sunday,
Mav 29, in observance of the
couple’s silver wedding anni­
versary.
20 YEARS AGO
Fhe first award of the
Calvin Wilson. Jr Memorial
Trophy for the most out­
standing senior athlete at
Nyssa High School was pre­
sented to Gerry Leseberg.
• • •
llene Moss and Annabel
Aral were among local
winners in the 1956 National
Piano Recording Festival
sponsored by the National
Guild of Piano
Teachers,
according to an announce­
ment from national head­
quarters in Austin. Texas.
Miss Moss is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Moss
and Miss Aral is the daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Fred Arai.
The girls played in the 1955
piano auditkins to gain elegi­
bility for the contest. Each
received a first rating gold
medal, highest award made
for those making 90 percent
or above.
They arc students of Mane
Ogilvie an Ontario faculty
member
W YEARS AGO
Commencement exercises
for the seniors of Adnan
Union High School were held
Friday evening May 24
R G. Larson of Nyssa was
the speaker for the evening.
Bernice Chaney was vale­
dictorian and Beth Chapin
salutatorian.
• • •
The heaviest rainfall of the
year in Nyssa fell during the
last weekend
A total of .77 of an inch of
rain fell between 8 a m.
Sunday and H a.m Monday.
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Broadcast
The Conservative Baptist
Churches of Nyssa. Malheur
Butte and Treasure Valley
announce the broadcasting of
the morning worship services
on a rotating basis beginning
June 6 at II a.m.
The three churches have
formed a radio association
known as the Eastern Oregon
Conservative Baptist Hour
Local Christian businessmen
and layman have joined
together to support the
program. From Nyssa, the
following are among those
supporting the broadcast:
Bauman's, Inc.; Jim Robin
son. Insurance; Mike Ma­
thew's Tires; Ustick Bee
Boards; Jerry Zittercob and
others.
The broadcasting schedule
is as follows: June6, 11 a.m.,
Nyssa Conservative Baptist
Church; June 13. II a.m.
Malheur Butte Church; June
20, II a.m.. Treasure Valley
Church; and June 27, II
a.m.. Nyssa Conservative
Baptist Church.
The pastors, the congrega­
tions and other interested
parties present these broad­
casts with the prayer and
desire to minister, from a
local church, to the shut-ins.
those who may find it
impossible to be in the
church of their choice, others
who may be traveling and to
the community as a whole.
We trust that these services
shall be a source of strength
and inspiration to all who
hear them.
ZEE MARINA
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Rick Fischer, son of John
and Phyllis Fischer. Ontario,
will be ordained a Catholic
priest Tuesday. June 15 at
Blessed 5acrament Church in
Ontario. He will be the first
person from Ontario to be
ordained a Catholic priest.
This will also be the first time
an ordination ceremony will
have been performed in the
local church.
He was born in Ontario on
September 19, 1950. atten­
ded Conklin Grade School,
Ontario; graduated from the
eighth grade at Ontano Jr.
High Subsequently he at­
tended high school and
college at Mt. Angel Semi­
nary near Salem. Oregon. He
also studied theology at Mt.
Angel. Two years ago he
transferred to St. Thomas
Seminary. Denver. Colorado
where he completed his
studies and received his
Masters Degree in Theology.
He served his parish
internship at St. Mary’s pa­
rish, Pendleton. Ore., where
he was ordained a deacon.
His special duties were to ad
minister the sacrament of
Baptism and to preach the
word of God. As a priest he
will enjoy the privilege of
administrating the sacra­
ments of the Catholic Church
and of offering Holy Mass.
The Rev. Fischer s first
Mass of Thanksgiving will be
offered June 16 at 9 a m. The
Homily will be delivered by
Rev Raymond Hopp
Following his ordination to
the priesthood, he will be
assigned to a parish in the
Baker diocese.
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Issue for 60 years ago,
missing from our file.
Ordination
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SO YEARS AGO
The senior class com
mencement exercises were
held at the Liberty Theatre
Wednesday evening. A class
of nine young people gradu
ated from the Nyssa High
School, five boys and four
girls, as follows. Jeff Irwin,
valedictorian; Rita Beam.
Marjo Cowins. George Davis,
Mai Gilchrist. John Johnson,
Mildred Long, Mary Toombs
and Bemiece Vorhies,
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Honor America** II phipk
Al Thompson is being
congratulated this week on
reaching the grandfather
stage, due to the birth of a
baby daughter Saturday to
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Bcutler
of Salem.
The young Miss Beutler
has another distinction how­
ever. as being the start of a
fifth generation. The mother
Mrs. Verna Beutler, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al
Thompson of Nyssa. Mrs.
Thompson is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Long, also
of Nyssa; and Mrs. Long is a
daughter of Mrs. Francis
Collins of Kaahion, Okla­
homa. Mrs. Collins is 87
years old and has the
distinction of being great
great grandmother.
What is said to be one of
the best lettuce crops ever
grown in Nyssa and vicinity
started moving to market this
week, consigned to Chicago
and other eastern cities,
Among the most successful
growers are Pete and Klaas
Tensen and Dave Hawkins.
They employ 10 to 15 people
in their packing house.
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