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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT said Court has appointed Monday,
April 18, 1960, at 10 00 o’clock in
In the County Court
the forenoon of said day for the
Of the State of Oregon
hearing of objections to said Final
For the County of Malheur
In the Matter of the Estate of Account and the settlement there­
of.
CHARLES L. GARRISON,
NOW, THEREFORE, aU persons
Also Known as
interested in the estate of Charles
Charles Garrison,
L. Garrison, deceaseu, are notified
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and required to appear at the
that the undersigned, Ada E. Gar­ County Court Room in the Court
rison, executrix of the estate of House at Vale, Malheur County,
Charles L. Garrison, deceased, has Oregon, at said time, to then and
filed her Final Account as said I there show cause, if any there be,
executrix in the County Court of why said Account should not be
Malheur County, Oregon, and that settled, allowed and approved and
said estate distributed and said
executrix discharged.
Dated and first published March
17, 1960
Date of last publication, April
14 1960.
ADA E. GARRISON
Executrix of the Estate
of Charles L. Garrison,
Deceased.
Harold Henigson
Attorney for Executrix
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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. ÒREGON
THURSDAY, APRIL 14, I960
George Coleman home. Mrs. Ansel Mr. and Mrs. Bill La Bounty and
and Mrs. Coleman are cousins.
I family of Nyssa.
Mrs. George Coleman and
Larry Fiji_ has rented the .Jim
Commiitee Reviews Needs of Youth Mrs. Ted Bowers daughter,
Janet attended a pink Brady farm for this year and Don
(Editor's note: This is the third of a serie* of feature articles by
Hosts 13 Members and
blue shower for Mrs. Clayton Bullard is farming the Amy
Ann Sullivan on the newly released report of the Governor's
Wilson
in Payette last Wednes­ Stradley farm.
Committee on Children and Youth, following two yearc of work
Miss Dorothy HoSston and Ap­
and study by hundreds of people throughout the state of Oregon.)
Of Arcadia Club day Mr. evening.
and Mrs. Norman Hipp and ril Olsen attended a birthday
By Mrs. George Moeller
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ARCADIA—The Arcadia club
If a small child’s personality parent, whether their own or fos-
met April 8 at the home of Mrs
is to develop with the greatest
chance for emotional health, he | ter.The committee said that to ac­ Ted Bowers with 13 members
must be cared for in a family complish the objective of taking present. Amy Stradley drew the
home with one mother, either his these small children from institu­ door prize. The business meeting
was conducted by the president,
own or a foster one.
tions, there must be adequate pro- Mrs. Brig Olsen. Refreshments
“Oregon should move away from I grams and services to support were
by the hostess after a
continuing institutional programs them, including casework service social served
hour.
next meeting
for infants and pre-school chil­ for families in their own homes, will be with Th»
Mrs. George Cole-
dren. except where medical or homemaker services, adoption ser­ man.
other health reasons indicate in­ vices and the development of fos­
Fay Com is in the Caldwell
stitutional care is needed.”
ter home programs.
hospital where he had an opera­
Such is one of a number of con­ The report describes its recom­ tion on his back last week. Mrs.
ditions discussed in a section on mended homemaker service as Corn is staying with him.
child welfare in the recently re­ that in which “a mature, specially
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard at­
leased report of the Governor’s trained woman, with skills in tended the Barker-Brewer wed­
Committee on Children and homemaking and in establishing ding at the Bible Missionary
health relationships with people, church in Nyssa Friday evening.
Youth.
The committee also makes is placed by a public or private
Mrs. George Hust and infant
specific recommendations in the health or welfare agency in a daughter returned to their home
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
field of adoption and the need for home where her services are from the Nyssa hospital this
SCHOOL ELECTION
strengthening adoption laws; for needed to maintain it as a unit.*’ week.
Such services are designed to
AND MEETING
homemaker services; and for day
Several from here attended the
provide
care on a temporary basis opening of the Presbyterian Nurs­
care
services
for
children
of
work
­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
to children and families when the ing Home in Ontario Sunday af­
in compliance with Sec. 331.010, ing mothers
mother is absent from home for ternoon.
Because
of
the
current
wide
­
i ORS, to the legal voters of School ;
illness or for other reasons. There
Brig Olsen entered the Nyssa
| District No. 47, Malheur County, ■ spread attention and criticisms of is no service yet established in
Aid
to
Dependent
Children
pro
­
hospital Monday where he will
State of Oregon, that the AN­
Oregon, although a number of
NUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of , grams, some of which is deployed other states do have it. Plans ex­ have surgery this week.
Mrs. Elmer Stradley had din- [
t said District will be held at Lower by the committee, their recom­ ist for its establishment in Mult­
ner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
I Bend School House, between the mendations in that field will be nomah county.
Harold Dail.
hours of 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. on the reported in a successive article.
On the institutionalization of Oregon adoption statutes permit ' Miss April Olsen of Portland
first Monday of May, being the
indiscriminate placement of chil­
— FOR —
2nd day of May, A.D 1960, for the small children, the report notes dren in adoption, the committee spent the weekend with Dorothy
that
research
findings
and
in
­
Houston while her folks were
purpose of electing a Rural School
formed opinion of medical author­ found, with the result that ade- ! moving to Pocatello.
Board Director for Zone 5.
ities, both in child psychiatry and quate safeguards to children, nat- j Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ansel and
Dated this 10th day of April, pediatrics, strongly point to the ' ural parents, adoptive parents and three children of Sacramento,
19*10.
(Republican)
need for small children to be communities are not achieved.
visited Saturday evening in the
Attest:
“New legislation is necessary,”
cared for in family homes if the
• Qualified, Full Time Sheriff
EILEEN ADAMS
child’s personality is to develop the report states, pointing out that Methodist Ladies
• An efficient administration
District Clerk
with the greatest chance for his it can be accomplished only
• Local Taxpayer
ROBERT CAIXAHAM
! through a coope ative effort of Vote to Participate
best emotional health.
• Disabled Veteran,
Chairman
__ ____ and _ i the medical, legal, ecclesiastical In Canning Proqram
The
U.
S.
Children
’
s
Bureau
World War II
Board of Directors
literature^ in" the" child’ welfare and social work professions with
„
lculuulsl women
wüœra ’ „ s WSCS mvv
Methodist
met
Published April 14, 1960, and field strongly support the prin- the help of broadly representative A pril
(Paid Pol. Adv. by Wilbur Atkin«)
7
the church
lor for
i April 21, 1960.
ciple that pre-school children community groups interested in the general meeting. Mrs. Kinsey
should not be cared for in institu- the welfare of children,
Keveren presided at the business
tions because they cannot get the
Eight pages alone are devoted ( session, during which members
same individual care, attention ' to the need for increased day-care I vo|
voted to participate in the hospi-
and affection they could from a I services for children of working I . tal
canning program.
----------------------- -------—------- -— I mothers or in other cases where ™1 Senior
banquet for Methodist
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION i Parents for one reason or another youth, April 27, completion of
Upon Question of Increasing Tax are unable to assume the normal cookbooks and future rummage
Levy Over Amount Limited j parental responsibility for full-1 sales were topics discussed. Mrs.
time care.
By Section 11. Article XI,
j W. W. Foster will represent the
The report notes that one in , society at a planning meeting re­
State Constitution
Notice is hereby given that an four »»tag
election will be held in School supports one or more dependents, visitation next month.
District No. 61 of Malheur County, most often on a low salary.
Slate of new officers for the
State of Oregon, from 2 p.m. to The committee recommends in ! coming year was read and ap­
8 p.m. on May 2, 1960, at Adrian all parts of the state there be an proved, with installation to take
Elementary School in said school adequate number of places where ! place at the May meeting.
district, for the purpose of sub­ children may receive acceptable
Daffodils and yellow candles
mitting to the legal voters of said care outside of their own homes
while their mothers are working I wefe used for the worship service,
district the question of increasing and
the need for improved state “J keeping with devotions led by
the tax levy for the fiscal year
Mrs. Raymond Sager who used
standards
of licensing such.
1960-1961 over the amount Limit­
the 121st Psalm and a litany. Mrs.
The
need
is
great
for
more
com
­
ed by section 11, article XI, of the
munity-supported day-care pro­ Grover Lytle, in charge of the
Constitution of Oregon.
program, “New Lights for Town
The reasons for increasing such grams, the report states, particu­ and Country,” led a panel discus­
larly
in
cities
such
as
Eugene,
Sa
­
levy are:
sion on work of the church in
No tax base—Levy needed to lem and Corvallis.
Recommendations in related ser­ town and country.
operate schools.
On behalf of the society, Mrs.
The amount of tax, in excess of vices include the need to provide
Orland
Cheldelin presented Mrs.
more
training
opportunities
for
the 6% limitation, proposed to be
levied for said fiscal year is $126,- adults working with children and Clyde Snider, past president, with
the need for higher salaries to at­ a damask linen table cloth and
922.26.
napkins. Mrs. Snider is moving
Dated this 12th day of April, tract and hold more profession­ to
St. Louis.
ally
trained
people
in
the
field.
1960.
More education of the public Mrs. Leslie Topliff and Mrs.
Attest:
in the need and better community Russell Gressley were hostesses
C. G. BROWN
understanding and effort are also to 24 members.
District Clerk
sought.
E. M. SEUELL
Chairman
CARD OF THANKS
Board of Directors
We want to thank our friends I
Date of first publication, April
and neighbors for their expres-
14, 1960.
Date of last publication, April sions of sympathy and acts of |
kindness shown us during our re­
Sieve's Body Shop Bldg.
21, 1960.
cent bereavement.
• General Repair
—The Reitenbaugh family.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
• Welding
ELECTION AND MEETING
• Machine Work
VISITS
RELATIVES
IN
AREA
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
in compliance w'th Sec 331.010, ■ A. A. Bratton of North
- Holly-
-
ORS. to the legal voters of School I wood. Calif arrived Saturday for
ELLIS HORN
District No 61, of Malheur Coun- • v“lt with his sisters, Mrs. R M.
Ph. FB 2 3304
ty, State of Oregon, that the AN- Cochrun and Mrs, Edgar Schaffer
Expert Work by
NUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of
wlth other
said District will be held at Ad­ relatives in this area
SIMM, or
rian Grade School, between the
hours of 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. on the
HRÎH.QI
first Monday of May, being the
2nd day of May. A. D. 1960, for
the purpose of electing a Rural i
GROW
School Board Director for Zone 5.'
Dated this 12th day of April, '
m rout
1900
Attest:
GROUND
C. G. BROWN
District Clerk
LLETEO
SIMPtOT CO.
WERNER PE UTZ
Q450 \
Chairman
Board of Directors
Date of first publication, April!
14, 1960
rOCAISUO, »AHO
Date of last publication, April
21, 1960
WILBUR ATKINS
SHERIFF
CwtOfHM«
Bee! Production
ELLIS'
Repair Shop
family spent Sunday in Baker slumber party for Carolyn Horn
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with Mrs. Hipp's sister, Mr. and in Nyssa Saturday night.
Mrs. Joe Logsdon and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman
'and Janet were dinner guests
Sunday in the home of Mr. and
(AT EAGLES HALL)
Mrs. U. H. Neiger.
Scheduled
for April 15
Dinner guests Sunday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
POSTPONED
Stephensen were Messrs, and
Mmes. Art Richardsen and family
of Boise, Asa Winchester and
9:00 p. m.
family and Dean Winchester and
family. Afternoon callers were
Teenage Dance
To April 22
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FOR COLORING — LARGE
WHITE EGGS .... 3 Doz. 870
3 Lb. Tin 690
SPRY
SHURFINE
7 Tall Cans 980
MILK .
CRUX
MARGARINE .... 4 Lbs. 690
★ MEATS ★
FOR EASTER—TENDERIZED
Lb. 49^
HAMS
LEAN — MEATY
Lb. 480
PORK CHOPS
KEIM'S DINNER
FRANKS .... 2 Lb. Pkg. 850
* VEGETABLES *
1-LB. PACKAGES
CELLO CARROTS .. 2 for 150
LARGE
AVOCADOS............ 2 for 150
TEXAS —PINK
GRAPEFRUIT
... 4 for 290
★ FROZEN FOODS *
STRAWBERRIES . 2 Pkgs. 390
BEEF — CHICKEN — TURKEY
MEAT PIES ....
2 for 390
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• CHARGE?—Yes!
• DELIVERY?—Six Days a Week!
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