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Page Two Thur»doy, June 23. 1977 Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Portrait of a Distinguished Citizen Nyssa Gate City Journal Predueduu Mnuug- PmS«*a«e Baptist Church It was erroneously repor ted that the Rev Ray Webb would continue his senes of sermons on Sunday morning but he had a very special message for Father's Day. Sorry for the error The Youth of the Church who are interested in going Io Cathedral Pine Church Camp should contact l>«)H Brown There will be camps dunng the month of June for different age groups. The “Kids for Christ ' Bibk Club have made plans to go to Boise on July 29. Nancy Nuskin and Karla Belvoir will be taking them They plan to kave at 9 a m and will be back for the regular Bibk Study that evening al 7:30 p m. The parents can pick up their children at the church at 8:30 p.m. P u f iki í Ewri Tb u r sdu, M Nyuun. (tougau »7913 Scvoed dass postage pmd at Nvssa Oregon 9~N13 utoer na oí Capto Mardi 3. IFN SVBSCWnON BATES Malheur County Oregon and Patene and Canyon Oorìar................. S6.M Tw« Tom-------- sixm El«-» bere m the U-SJU: ................ F3Í Tu« Tom ..........1)4.00 Park Avenue Baptist Church ALLEN PETERSON Wt] of Nvssa asks Brace Robinson of Adrian how be feels about going to earth from the Spurt World in the plav "Saturday's Warrior " Saturday's Warrior Starts Saturday “Glwir ■ Warrior,“ a musical by Omega Produc tions. lac., will be presented J owe 23. 24 and 25 at the Nyssa High School Audi- The play is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m and is under the direction oi Mr and Mrs Thane Thomas oi Ontario. All members of the cast are from the Nyssa. Ontario. Parma and Vale areas. Saturday’s Wamor abou nds in song, music and dance, but is presented in a thematic manner that re creates the story hue. One coaid easily enjoy the show at the entertainment level alone as it is colorful, vivacious and full of meiodv. plot, tears and laughs Howev er , it is well worth taking a glance at the program before the curtain rises because this is an explanation oi the relation ship oi the action on state to the Mormon doctrine that inspired it. Saturday s Wamor roman ticizes the Mormon belief in a that are made there, and the resulting mtxups that occur in earth Me. it should be understood that the play’s representation oí premortal life reflects the feelings of the author aad should not be PUBLIC NOTICE MANDATORY IRRIGATION SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE: July 1, 1977 Nyssa residents North of Ehrgood Avenue may only irrigate lawns and gardens on Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, during the hours of 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Nyssa residents South of Ehrgood Avenue may only irrigate lawns and gardens on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays, during the hours of 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. interpreted as Church doc trine The «Titers oi Saturday s Wamor-lyncs by Doug Stew art and music by Lei de Azevedo-determined that one way of getting the gospel message to the youth oi the church was through the media that has a strong appeal to today ’s teenagers • sweet rock Their success can be measured by one oi de Azevedo's other creatioas. the score to ’Where the Red Fern Grows.” The pubbe is cordtaOy invited to attend the play sponsored by the Nvssa Stake of the Church oi Jesus Christ oi Latter-day Saints Tickets are free, but by reservation, and mav be obtained by Calling ««** ‘»061 or 889-6993 Marie Moore Take» Trip Mrs. Marie Moore of Adnan began her tnp June 1, by going to Bend and spending two days with her son and his wife Mr and Mrs Hank Moore She and her son then left June 9 for California where they were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Jerry Rous oi Macdoel. Calif. June 10. they were guests of her daughter Mr. and Mrs Clarence Jacobson of Chester. California where they attended the high school graduation of her grandson. Henry Jacobson Henry re ceived five awards and scholarships: California Scholarship Federation 375; California Federal Savings and Loan Association SI00. Foreign Language Club. 360: and Colhns Pine Lumber Mil! Scholarship 3600 This scho larship is for each year in college or university if he keeps up hts grade points. Henry has taken hts entrance exams at UCLA and has been accepted They returned to Bend on Sunday. June 12 after stop- PROGRAMA EFFECTIVO: 1 Julio 1977 JOt’S DAUGHTERS Job's Daughters Bethel No. 33 met June 8 at the Masonic Hal) with Whitni Morrison honored queen presiding Escorted and introduced were Jackie Chadwick. Grand Representative to Alberts Canada in Oregon: Lynn C ampbell. past honored queen of Bethel No . 56 m Auburn. Washington. Vera Webb, guardian Foy Sasser, associate guardian. Louise Wermck. past guardian, all at Bethel No. 33. Fmal plans were made to leave for Grand Session in Salem on June 15. Session wiD be Thursday and Friday Seven girts present were going to attend Mrs Stanley Mills and Mrs Lynn Camp bel] will be chaperones Barbara Holmes and her mother. Della Holmes, are also attending Punch and cookies were served after the meeting A short executive council meet ing » as held to approve plans of the newly installed ho nored queen The next meeting will be June 22 at 7:30 p m at the Masonic Hall Social Scene Weekend houseguests of Mr and Mrs Herman Tow ne were their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs S. H. Porter and Judy of Eugene Father's Dey dinner guests at the Towne home were the Porters and Mr Porter s parents. Mr and Mr. O. L Porter of Payette ping at Dons. California with the Ross' for a Lion's Chib barbecue On Monday. June 13. Hank and his wife Emily accompanied Mrs. Marie Moore to her home in Adrian, meeting school teacher fri ends of the Moores Dallas Coon and Glen Coleman of Bend WRIGHT AIR COOLERS Window and Matoto Homa Type Residentes de Nyssa que viven "al Norte" de Ehrgood LARGER Avenida solamente pueden regar sus yardas y gardines en los dias de Lunes, Miércoles, Viernes, y Domingos, de las 6:00 en la monona * 10:00 de la noche. SIZES IN Los residentes que viven al Sur" de Ehrgood Avenida solamente pueden regar sus yardas y gardines en los Martes, Jueves, Sobados, y Domingos, de las 6:00 en la monona - 10:00 de la noche. Este arreglo es un programa mandatario y podría resultar en multe STOCK Stout Appliance a Furniture 3rd A Kato Nym 371-3 ÌH Social Scene Mrs. Eva Hopper accotn panted by Mrs Dale Witt »ent to Boise Saturday where she attended the wedding of her grandson David Shaver and Patncia Herat It was held at the Cassia Chapel tn Boise • • • Mrs. Dak Witt was a Saturdav overnight guest of her sister Mr and Mrs W C. Van DeWater and son Kent tn Caidwell She atten ded church services »ith them Sunday morning and Mr. Van DeWater took them to the Country Kitchen for Sunday dinner Whtk visit mg at the Van DeWater home she got to see their Bantv Rooster “Speck " who visited across the street and brought home a Banti Hen She had a nest of eleven eggs and they now have two chicks Something removed the other eggs Speck is a very proud and happv father Does a tot of crow ing as he is not atooe any more. Rio» Couple Celebrate 39 Yean Mr and Mrs Bill Rios celebrated their 39th wed ding anntversarv Sunday. June 19 at the Owyhee Dam One hundred family mem bers and friends gathered to help the couple celebrate .their special day Mr and Mrs Rios have eighteen children and many grand children REBEKAHS MEET The Teltow Rose Rebekah Lodge met June 14 at the IOOF Hall »ith Rose Toombs nobk grand presiding Se venteen members answered roll call. Escorted and given honors of her station »as Helen Pittz who is District Deputy President of District No. 24. She was given the appoint ment by the new Rebekah Assembly President Lillian Gilmore. Kathleen Wheeler, good of order chairman, had Hazel Sewnght escorted and with a birthday verse presented her a birthday cake All the members sang Happv Birth day.' A »ark night was an nounced for June 23 at 8 p.m at the IOOF Hall This is for finishing gifts for the District meeting to be held in Nyssa July 26 Lillian Gilmore, assembly president will make her official visit then The next meeting will be June 28 at 8 p m. Hostesses were Nellie Jenkins and Verna Martin Everyone is welcome to attend services at this Bible Teaching Church. Sunday. June 26 ■ Sunday school classes for all ages. 10 a.m. Worship service in the sanctuary with message by Pastor Dak Mitchell. 11 am Evening service. 7:30 p m Wednesday. June 29 - Prayer meeting and Bible Study, 7:30 p m. Thursday, June 36 • Yo uth Group meets at the church 7 p.m Bibk School will begin July 11-13 All area young sters. ages 4 thru the 7th grade are welcome to attend A fnendlv smik. a »arm handshake and the »ords of the Lord await vou at Park Avenue Baptist Church, on the corner of North Third Street and Park Aenue Owyhee Community Church The Owyhee Community Church »ill cekbrate Foun der s Day at the church an June 26. There »ill be no Sundav School that morning however, there will be special music and events dunng the regular church hour. The first resident minister, Kenneth Himpk. Will be present Especially honored on this day will be Mrs. Clara Carfield who is the onlv charter member still attending the church A potluck dinner will be served after the services Everyone is invited to come and share the joy and fellowship of this special Founder's Day service. Nazarene Church Missionary Baptist Church Sunday, J um 26 • Sunday School for all ages 9 45 a.m Morning Worship. 11 a.m. Morning Message by PM- tor Harky Sager "Elijah ChalkngMig the Prophets of Baal * Sunday eve. B T.C. p.m. Preaching. 8 30 p m. W r da r aday. June 29 . Midweek Service 8 p.m Prayer and Bibk Study Saiurdav. June 23 • Sing- sptration. 8 p.m Everyone Welcome Christian Church News rbureday, June 23 . Bi bk School continuing 9 00 • 1145 a.m. Friday, J-r 24 - Bibk School Program 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 23 • Youth Prayer Meeting. 10 p.m. Sunday, June 26 • Sunday School. 9 45 a.m Morning Worship. 11 a m. Evening Services 7J0p m Muedav, Jam 27 - W> men's Workday 9:30 a m W cdaewtey. June 29 . Yo> uth Group. 8 p.m. Bibk Study and Prayer 8 p.m. United Methodist Church News The United Methodist Church and the Rev Jim Monroe welcomes you to all church activities. Sunday. June 26 - Pra yer Service at the church. 9 a.m. Sunday School. 9 30 a m Morning Warship. “Here We Go Again." by Rev. Monroe. 11 a.m The Methodist congrega tion »ishes to sav to Rev and M rt. Monroe. “Welcome back for another vear ’* Wednesday. Jw 29 - De votions at the church. 10 a.m. Sunday. July 3 - Potluck dinner to follow church service at 12.30 p m m the church social hall The 40th Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs. Raymoad Sager will be observed July 8-9-16 . AB Church retreat at McCall July ll-IS ■ Vacation Church School Adrian Presbyterian Church News * Sunday. June 26 • Church Services 9 30 a m Sunday School Classes. 9 30 a m. Family Picnic and Recogni tion of Graduates. 12 30 pm. News Tburedav. June 23 - VA CATION BIBLE SCHOOL will be in session. 9 00 - 11:30 a m. each school morning through July I. Boys and girts. 4 years old through the sixth grade arc welcome to attend and enjoy the kssons on "The Familv of God " Friday, June 24 • Babv shower honoring little Chad Michael, son of Mr and Mrs Mike Lancaster will be held at Manky Hall. 730 9:00 p.m. Sunday. June 26 - Mor ning Prayer at the Church. 7 am. Christian Education Clas ses. 9:45 a m. Children s Church, 11 a.m. Morning Worship with message by Pastor Russell Hospital service at Nursing Home. 4 p.m. Evening Gospel Hour. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. June 29 - Bi ble Study at the Nursing Home. 4 p m. Midweek service of Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p m. Thursday. June 30 • Me n's Prayer Breakfast at Twilight Cafe. 6 30 a m • • • “Help your child attend Vacation Bibk School One of (he greatest rewards parents get out of all their life Is not »hat good comes to them, but »hal good comes from ihelr children.'' CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank all of the neighbors and friends • ho came in and helped move over machinery during the flash flood in Cow Hollo« , John and Wilma Stnckland OBITUARIES Jimmie Black “Jimmie“ Black was born in Redmond. Oregon to Emma and Adnan Wimp. She came to Nyssa from Bums. Oregon m 1928 and graduated from Nvssa High School in 1937. She then entered the electrical busi ness in Nyssa with her father, carrying a journeyman's card Dunng the second World War she was a welder at the Swan Island shipyards in Portland After the War she entered the restaurant and bar business and was a well known figure at the Basehall Inn in Portland for ten years Eighteen years ago she and Jack Greweil bought the Mid»av Cafe at Chemult. Oregon On June 16 she was stricken suddenly whik serv ing and visiting with her friends in the restaurant. / Interment was at Moses/ Lake. Washington, where her »'»ter resides. It was her wish that there be no formal services. She was an/ardent worker for the eye and kidnev bank and has pro vided donor cards for many of her friends and customers, carry ing her own donor card •l all times. Jim was a frequent visitor to Nyssa, especially during hunting season and has many friends in this area. She leaves her mother. Mrs Wimp of Nvssa. her »ister Bertha Wilhams. Mo- *es Lake. Washington; four nieces and nine grand nieces ■nd nephews. "There never was ano never will be anvone like Jim!" "Let there be no sad songs for Jim r.. cloud her memory mi
