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I covering nicely.
Frank Holmes, Jr., and Dr. Wil
liam Patterson of Monrovia, Calif,
and Will Patterson and daughter
of Caldwell visited Tuesday eve
By Mrs. Frank Byers
ning at the F. G. Holmes home.
OREGON TRAIL — Merry Ma Frank Holmes, Jr., is a nephew
trons club met at the home of of F. G. Holmes.
Mrs. Glenn Brown attended a
Lorena Gressley Oct. 26 with
Cora Rookstool as co - hostess. mothers’ tea in Mrs. Gonyer’s
Seven members and one guest, third grade room Wednesday af
Lila Royse of Boise, spent a so ternoon as a guest of her daugh
cial afternoon.
ter, Coleen.
A Halloween game was played I Recent Sunday visitors at the
with Reva Edens and Kathleen| W. T. Hamilton home were Mr.
Chenault receiving prizes. Re and Mrs. Morrow and son, Mr.
freshments were served by the and Mrs. Carl Hamilton, Mr. and
hostesses.
Mrs. Forrest Hamilton, Mr. and
Next meeting will be on Nov. 9 Mrs. Harvey Bennett and Mr. and
at the home of Kathleen Chen Mrs. Denver Edwards.
ault. All members are urged to
The Russell Gressleys enter
attended as plans for the club's tained their pinochle club Mon
annual Christmas dinner and par day evening with dinner proceed
ty are to be made at this meeting ing the card playing.
and officers will be elected.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Royse and
family returned to their home in
Mrs. Bernard Wise of Milton- Boise Thursday after spending the
Freewater and Mrs. Wayne Shus past week at the Rolland Holmes
ter of Payette were Wednesday home.
visitors at the Robert Holmes
Carol and Marlene Adams of
home.
Boise spent the weekend at the
Alfred Adams home.
Undergoes Surgery
Mrs. Mark Hartley returned Bobby Holmes Cuts Finger
from Boise Thursday after under- i Bobby Holmes cut his finger
going surgery. Her many friends | quite badly Saturday afternoon
RE-ELECT
J. HOMER
SCHNELL
TURNERS HAVE NEW SON
Mr and Mrs. John L. Turner of
Middleton are parents of a son, i
born Oct. 16. He joins three sis- j
ters and a brother at home. Mrs.
Turner is the former Joyce Bair
and maternal grandparents are |
Bishop and Mrs. Howard Bair.
while playing with a knife. It
w’as necessary to have four stit
ches taken to close the wound.
The Kenneth Godbout family
of Ontario were Sunday dinner
guests at the Glenn Brown home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Conant
and Mrs. Dale Conant, all of Cald
well, were dinner guests Wednes
day evening at the Glenn Brown
home.
Wayne Adams of Boise was a
Sunday visitor at the Alfred Ad
ams home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Byers and
Tommy of Ontario were dinner
guests Tuesday evening at the
Frank Byers home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bretz were
Wednesday evening callers at the
Glenn Brown home.
Recent Tuesday visitors at the
W. T. Hamilton home were Mrs.
R. R. Funk of Nampa, a daugh
ter; Mrs. Lacy Book, also of Nam
pa, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamilton and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bi
shop, Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts
and granddaughters and Mrs.
Sharon Krause. The occasion
marked the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs. A. C. Duffin of Rupert,
Idaho, is visiting at the Mark
Hartley and Damon Savage
homes. She is an aunt of Mrs.
Hartley and a sister of Mrs. Sav
age.
(Democrat)
MALHEUR
COUNTY
CLERK
(Pd. Pol. Adv. by J. Homer Schnell, Box 811,
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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1960
Merry Matrons
Urged to Attend
Election Meeting
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IDEAL GAS
& APPLIANCE
PROPANE
“Your Servant Beyond
the Gas Mains!”
14 N. Flrat
FR 2-2214
Jacob "Jake” Fischer
For County Commissioner
(Democratic Candidate — Conservative)
Maiheur County Needs a Man with Experience,
Character, Common Sense and Ability to Work
With All the People . . .
JAKE FISCHER Meets These Requirements!
☆ FISCHER has farmed in the Nyssa area since 1925.
☆ FISCHER has seA zed as a director of the Nyssa Rural
Fire Protection District since it was organized in 1948.
☆ FISCHER has served as a director of the Nyssa-Arca
dia Drainage District for 23 years.
☆ FISCHER owned and operated a wholesale meat
plant at Nyssa for 20 years and he will provide the
County Court with the business sense it needs.
☆ FISCHER is a successful business man and farmer
... a past president of Nyssa Chamber of Commerce.
'fr FISCHER will bring harmony and orderly procedures
to the County Court.
Republicans, Democrats and Independents Know
FISCHER IS THE MAN for the Job!
For the Sake of Good Government
VOTE FOR JAKE FISCHER.
Fischer for County
COMMISSIONER
(Fd. Pol Adv by Fischer for Commissioner Committee. Fred Bracken, Chairman,
517 King Avenue. Nyaaa, Oregon)
Malheur Jersey
Club Members
Plan Annual Meet
By Mrs. Herschel Thompson
KINGMAN KOLONY—Malheur
Jersey club met Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Al Thomp
son for a potluck dinner with 15
members present. Mrs. Kimmel
of Ohio was a guest and came
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burgess
of Vale.
The next meeting will be held
at the Burgess residence Dec. 4.
Plans were made for the annual
meeting of the club to be held in
January.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gossett of
Nampa and Mrs. Emma Thomp
son of Emmett were Sunday
guests at the Al Thompson home.
Pollyanna Club Meets Today
Pollyanna club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Virgil Viers today,
Nov. 3, with Mrs. Al Thompson
as co-hostess. Plans will be made
for the annual Christmas dinner.
Mrs. Johnny Thiel visited Mon
day afternoon at the Herschel
Thompson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sant and
boys visited Sunday in Parma
with the Bruce Pinkstons.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mefford
and family of Boise and Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Mefford and family
of Nyssa were Sunday dinner
guests at the Tracy Mefford home.
Mrs. Ronald Rookstool and
daughter of Nyssa spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Wright.
The HE ladies of the grange
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. K. I. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conant
and family of Mountain Home
were Sunday evening dinner
guests at the Willis Conant home.
Visit in Moses Home
Mr. and Mrs. John Boogart of
Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Arthur
Schmidt of Maupin arrived Wed
nesday to spend a few days visit
ing with their brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Moses. They all went
to Boise Thursday to visit the
Ralph Shelton family. They re
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Callaham
and family have returned to their
home in Mountain Home after
visiting here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thomp
son visited at the Bob Thompson
home in Nyssa Saturday evening
to see Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Bow
man of California who have been
visiting the Bob Thompsons. A
film of the Nyssa Boat club which i
was taken about 15 years ago by '
Sandy Patterson was shown. Mr.
and Mrs. Stan Thompson and I
Christy were also guests.
Ladies Attend Shower
The Mmes. George Besendorfer,:
Tony Martinez, Lester Strawn,
Willis Conant, Karen and Jean- |
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ette Conant attended a pink and
blue shower for Mrs. Marvin Bes-
endorfer at the Owyhee ward
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sant
attended funeral services Wednes
day for Roy Thrasher in Parma.
Dinner guests at the Carl Pier
cy home Friday evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Crocker and
family.
Mrs. Melvin Crocker, Melene
and Perry, Mrs. Monty Spelman
and Curtis called Sunday after
noon at the Carl Piercy home.
Ashcrafts Return from Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft re
turned home Thursday evening
from a trip. They visited his sis-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis in
VISIT FROM NEBRASKA
Duncan is a daughter of the Ky-
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Winchell of gars.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman and
Lyman, Neb., arrived Monday for
a visit with his brother and sis Mrs Ida Hodges drove to Succor
Sunday to hunt quail and
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. | creek
chukars.
Winchell, and other relatives at
Mr. and Mrs W A Callister
Homedale.
returned home Monday evening
from Burley, Idaho. They went
Portland; a brother, Mr and Mrs to see his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Lowell Ashcraft i n Granger. Callister, who is recovering slow
Wash.; and a niece of Mrs. Ash ly from a recent heart attack.
craft, Mrs. Lee Kinzer in Sunny Mrs. Bill Toomb was hostess to
side, Wash. They also went to I the Happy Dozen pinochle club
Grandview, Wash., to see a neph Friday afternoon. Prize winners
ew, Ray Ashcraft, and to Kenne were Mmes. Durlin Hammond,
wick to visit Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lydia Worden, Lambert Dierking
Dutton.
and Bill Ashcraft.
Weekend guests at the Earl Ky-
Gary Thompson attended a
gar home were Mrs. Tom Duncan Halloween party Saturday even
and children of Ontario. Mrs. ing given by Teresa Mendazona.
Harold Newman
SAYS:
IT S TIME FOR
STRAIGHT TALK!
It's time to talk frankly about the
Malheur County Judge race.
This is no time to be hiding behind
a fog of fancy but meaningless words.
First Let Me Tell You About My Qualifications
• I have a college degree plus one year of graduate work.
• I am a trained administrator and have proven my ability during my 12
years as head of the Adrian School.
• My administrative ability was recognized by the United States Army
where I served five years and reached the rank of captain.
There Has Been a Lot of Talk on Economy and Taxes
• Let me say first, that you cannot get something for nothing. I intend to
hold the line on taxes.
• Remember that the tax you pay to operate the county is only 13.7 mills.
• There is such a thing as practicing good economy by spending money.
That’s why a farmer buys a potato digger. That’s why it is good economy
to build a good road when you are building a road.
Spending money is a choice made by the people. It is the County Court’s
job to spend that money wisely. If the people want improvements, they
must vote the tax.
The Juvenile Judge's Duties Are Vital
He must be educated, experienced, sympathetic, fair, and understanding.
• I am qualified by education and experience. I have worked with children
for 16 years. I have successfully solved most of the problems before they
have reached the Juvenile Court.
I want to assure you that the ideas I express are my ideas. I do not believe
in tricks and soft talk just to win a vote.
I want your vote, of course, but I want to ask for it honestly.
Finally I want to say without pride or prejudice I believe that I am the best
qualified person to serve you as Malheur County Judge.
(Pd. Pol. Adv. by Cltlxens for Newman Committer; Jake llor<r, <'hxlrmnn)
Are you smoking more now
but enjoying it less ?
GIANT AMONG giants .
That's Dick Nolan,
defensive backfield star of the N. Y Giants.
Nolan is a Camel smoker. He says he's bor
rowed other brands. But Camel is the cigarette
he buys for complete smoking satisfaction.