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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1899
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
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were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Secoy,
Mrs. Lola Secoy of Ontario and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snyder of Pay­
ette.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Heimgart-
ner of Juliaetta, Idaho, and Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Custer of Pull­
man, Wash., were recent visitors
at the Gene Gruell home. The
ladies are sisters of Gruell.
Honored on 79th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes and
sons and Judy Collins were Sun­
day visitors at the Vern Smith
home. They helped Lee Smith
celebrate his 79th birthday anni­
versary.
Barbara Hunt, a student at Jud­
“Haven’t you ever heard of
son college in Portland, and Tom­ Free Fnternr'
my Hawkins, a student at Mult­
nomah School of the Bible in the Harry Holbrook place. Mr.
Portland, spent last weekend with and Mrs. Holbrook and Carolyn
their parents.
moved to Burley, Idaho, in the
The Rev. and Mrs. Elwin Fast early fall.
and son, Jerry, of Salem were
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Merritt of
weekend house guests at the Fred Coos Bay were house guests last
Hawkins home. The Rev. Fast week at the Jack Pettet home.
was guest speaker at both Sunday
Harry Smith, a student at EOC,
morning and evening services at La Grande, spent the weekend
Malheur Butte Baptist church.
at home. He was accompanied by
Handkerchief Shower Given
Sandra Kriner of Vale, Sharrel
Ladies club held its October Thompson of Ontario and two
meeting at the home of Mrs. Aus­ Huntington youths. All are stu­
tin Robbins. Mrs. Tom Pettet and dents at EOC.
Mrs. Greg Ross were in charge
of entertainment. A farewell I • LEGAL NOTICE
handkerchief shower was given |
for Mrs. Jim Hawkins. The Haw­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
kins plan to move to California
In the County Court
where they will operate a hotel.
Of the State of Oregon
Mrs. Clarence Page and Mrs,
For the County of Malheur
Mary Winslow were co-hostesses.
Club members sold lunches at the In the Matter of the Estate of
MARCELINA CALDERA
A. E. Hawkins dairy sale the fol­
Deceased.
lowing Thursday.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reel and
family were Friday evening din­ That the undersigned, Luis H.
ner guests at the Robb Richmond Vendrell, has been appointed ad­
home hear Fruitland. The Rich­ ministrator of the estate of Mar­
monds recently purchased a dairy celina Caldera, deceased, by the
County Court of Malheur County,
farm there.
Oregon, and has qualified as such.
Group Has Wiener Roast
Junior high girls Sunday school NOW, THEREFORE, all persons
class held a wiener roast Friday having claims against the estate
of Marcelina Caldera, deceased,
evening at the river. Mrs. Paul are
hereby notified and required
Halverson and Mrs. Vern Smith to present
the same, with proper
are teachers of the class.
vouchers,
duly
verified, within
Mr. and Mrs. Theron Mitchell six (6) months from
the date of
and family are new residents on this Notice, to the undersigned,
Luis H. Vendrell, at the law office
of Harold Henigson at Nyssa,
Oregon, which place the under­
signed selects as his place of
Democratic
business in all matters connected
with
said estate.
Candidate
LUIS H. VENDRELL
Administrator of the
Estate of Marcelina
Caldera, Deceased
Dated and first published Octo­
ber 20, 1960.
Last publication November 17,
1960.
Mrs. Bruce Hunt told of the life
and needs of all missionaries and
their families. She and her hus­
band had been to Owyhee, Nev.,
a few days previously to deliver
a pickup load of supplies to the
Ed Andrews family who work
among the Piute Indians.
By Mr*. Vern L. Smith
A few songs were presented and
LINCOLN HEIGHTS — Ladies the Rev. Keith Fields gave a de­
of Malheur Butte Baptist church votional message.
were hostesses to 42 members of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris and
missionary groups of the area at
a Thursday luncheon at the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Meyers of
church. Mrs Orien Hainline, Jefferson, Ore., spent the week­
president of the group, introduc­ end at the Clifford Harris home.
ed those participating in the pro­
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walz visited
gram. Mrs. Amos Nofziger, White Sunday afternoon at the Paul
Cross chairman, told of the work Halverson home. Other visitors at
being done for missionaries.
the Halverson home that day
Malheur Butte
Church Ladies
Host Area Meet
Margaret Tiffany
I am applying for the job of
COUNTY CLERK not as
how well I can hire the job
done but how well I will be
your clerk. I am qualified
by experience as a legal
stenographer, three years of
actual work in the office of
the County Clerk and at
present I am Secretary to
the Credit Manager of Ore-
Ida Potato Products, Inc.
The duties of the Clerk
should be assumed by the
Clerk and not by various
, other personnel.
The present qualified personnel can be assured of their
positions under a new administration. It is costly to train
new help and partisan politics will never be employed.
I believe that more emphasis should be placed on govern­
ment on the local level—good government begins in the
home, school, city and county. If these things are stress­
ed, state and national positions will follow the trend.
The figures taken from the budget for Malheur County
as certified by the budget board in June 1960 reveal the
following statistics for the office of County Clerk:
EXPENSES
6-30-58
6-30-59
6-30-60
6-30-61
$23,500
$23,800
$27,300
$27,700
FEES and RECEIPTS
$17,300
$18,000
$15,000
$17,500
$ 5,800
$12,300
$10,200
(Deficit Operation)
Oregon is clerked by 12 women out of the 36 counties.
I believe that by doing my share of the work, the budget
in future years can be cut and that I can save money.
For an officiant, economical and Qualified Clerk elect—
MARGARET TIFFANY
$ 6,200
(Pd. Pol. Adv. by Mnrguret Tiffany, Box 565, Vai*. Oregon)
MORE PROOF...it pays to feed
PURINA
Robert G. Ingram
For Sheriff
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ENTERS HOSPITAL
Mrs. Augusta Anderson of
North First street was recently
admitted to Malheur Memorial
hospital. Mrs. Anderson is a for­
mer resident of Sunset Valley.
A vote for
ron
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wheeler,
who have been visiting for several
weeks at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. David Beers, returned Sun­
day to their home in Mill Valley,
Calif.
ARRIVE FOR VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carlson of
Chehalis, Wash , arrived Tuesday
for a visit at the David Beers
home. They also plan to hunt
ducks and pheasant while here.
PHAIR
for U. S. Congress
IS THE
RIGHT VOTE
★ To hold th* lino on taxes, build a sound dollar, stop inflation.
★ For a farm program that doasn't shackle the farmer In controls.
★ To uphold states rights
. protect rights of wage earners.
Ron Phair is the, ught man for Congress from the second district. He will
bo working for YOU ... all the time.
YOUR U.S.
CONGRESSMAN
Pd. Pol. Adv. by Phair for Congress Committee; Bill Moore, Vale, Chairman
ELLIS WHITE
Has the Qualifications
For Malheur County Judge!
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He Is a Candidate of the People Who
Believe in His Personal Integrity
and Mature ludgment.
BUSINESSMAN, BROAD EXPERIENCE — 38 Years
Farm, Livestock and Business, Home, Farm Owner,
Business Partner.
He has played an important part in developing the
largest livestock market in the northwest.
• 25 years experience working with 4-H club, FFA and other youth — Credits from
the University of Oregon in Juvenile Problems . . . He enjoys the confidence of
young and old alike.
A background in Business and Probate Law.
Knowledge of Malheur County, its people and many phases of its economy from
constant contact thru travel over the roads and working and talking with people.
Proven ability to work with people as a team to promote the welfare of Malheur
County.
He is concerned with rising cost of government and increase in taxes. Ellis White
believes we can build our roads, continue our forward progress in education and
supply needed public services without undue burden on anyone if we will plan
and work together.
He will keep the people informed on matters of county government, make full use
of the planning commission and welcome participation of responsible persons,
groups and communities.
• As Malheur County Judge he will work for you and with you in an administration
worthy of your confidence and support.
YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED!
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(Pd. Pol. Adv. by Ellis White for Judge Committee, Morgan Beck, Chairman)
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A Message to Malheur Voters
from
G. H. VAN HORN
ROBERT G. INGRAM
Gordon Thompson, left, and Veryl ("Butch”) Winn work In
partnership. When fire destroyed their large-ecale fryer opera­
tion, they converted their land Into cattle feedlote. 500-800
cattle are on feed at all tlmee.
New grain with 7 7 built-in
roughage" — Steer Fatena Program
produces 100 lbs. beef
for $17.40 feed cost
Last fall, Gordon Thompson and Veryl ("Buuu j Winn,
Milton-Freewater, Oregon, had 184 head of cattle on full
feed on the new rolled barley—Steer Fatena Feeding Plan
which Purina Research pioneered. The cattle weighed an
average of 842.9 lbs.
Forty-nine days later, the cattle weighed an average of
1010.8 lbs. for an average daily gain of 3.42 lbs' It took only
8.72 lbs. of feed to make 1 lb. of gain. Feed cost to produce
100 lbs. of beef was only $17.40.
Whether or not you feed barley . . .
whatever your grain or roughage situa­
tion may be . . . there's a research-
proved Purina Steer Fatena Feeding
Program designed to fill your particular
FATÍNA
need. Come in. Let’s talk it over.
BOOKING PRICE
IS NOW ON . . .
SO, let us know right awav what your
feed supplement needs will be through
March 31, 1961, so you will be assured
of an adequate supply of
STEER FATENA
at a firm price through this period.
Farmers Feed & Seed Co.
DWIGHT WYCKOFF. Manager
¡17 Good Avenu*
Phone FR 2-2201
I believe I am well qualified
for the office of Malheur County
Sheriff. A life-time resident of
the county and thoroughly fami­
liar with its problems, I have
spent the last 13 years as Police
Chief of Vale.
During that time I have at­
tended a number of advanced
FBI training schools and various
other law enforcement courses. I
have worked closely with various
police agencies, including county,
state and federal officers.
My election to the office of
sheriff would be an expansion of
my present work as Vale Police
Chief. My years of experience in
law enforcement work as well as
knowledge gained in the various
schools not available to anyone
not in that type of work would
all be to the benefit of the people
of Malheur County.
I was born in Vale in 1921, at­
tended elementary school in Wat­
son and Vale, and went to Vale
Union High School. I was mar­
ried in 1943 to Beatrice Fischer,
a local girl, and have three chil­
dren Barbara, 16; Bill, 14, and
Mary Kay, 9.
I am a member of the Oregon
Association of City Police Offi­
cers, the Oregon - Washington
Lawman's Association, the Na­
tional Peace Officers. Inc., and
Northwest Peace Officer's Asso­
ciation.
The only promises I will make
to the people of Malheur County
are that I will be a full-time
sheriff, 1 will mark the cars and
put the officers in uniform and I
or a deputy will be at the office
on Saturday, a day the Court
House is closed, for people's con­
venience. I will take care of your
complaints immediately to the
best of my ability. I will study
our problems closely and do my
best for the betterment of our
county.
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To you people who do not know |
me, I ask that you check with the
people of my home town of Vale
where they know me best.
-ROBERT G. INGRAM
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th b> Robert G Ingram.
St S Vale. Oregon)
MALHEUR COUNTY TREASURER
MALHEUR COUNTY VOTERS:
Being a full time employee of the people of Mal­
heur County, the time element prohibits me from
making a personal contact campaign.
In lieu of that, permit me to take this means of
contacting you.
I will try and present briefly some facts and fig­
ures which may help you decide upon the man you
want for County Treasurer for the next four years.
Probably the uppermost thought in people’s minds
is economy. How does the Treasurer’s Office rate in
economy?
FIRST—Salaries compared to other counties of like size, valuation and money col­
lected, the salary received is below average.
SECOND -The Treasurer’s salary is over $1,100 below the salary of other heads
of departments, either elective, or appointed in Malheur County.
THIRD—No outside help has been hired during my terms in office. No formal
vacations have been taken nor any sick leave used.
FOURTH—Office expenses have been kept to a minimum and haven’t been en­
tirely spent in any one year.
FIFTH—The Treasurer exercises no control over the assessing or spending of
tax money. Finally—Wil’ always endeavor to operate the office as economically as
possible.
How Efficiently Has the Office Been Operated?
So automatic you
needn't even think
about it! Silent, aafe
and clean, too —and
so economical you’ll
wonder why you
didn’t change before?
CASCADE
NATURAL
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FIRST—Proper investments of “Idle Funds” have returned to Malheur County
Taxpayers, monies in excess of the cost of this office’s operation in the past few
years Continuation of this practice could mean the office would be self supporting.
All obligations regarding Bonds and Interest have been met on schedule without
any penalties being assessed. Accounting to the various taxing bodies and the Gen­
eral County has been made with regularity and dispatch. By permission I wish to
refer you to the managers of the four banks in the County as to the efficiency of
the Office.
EXPERIENCE—To most employers this is a valuable commodity. Eight years
experience in the operation of the Treasurer's office should be of value to Malheur
County Taxpayers. Don’t throw It away. It may be possible that before the next
four years pass, the County Treasurer may be the Tax Collector, as a bill to accom­
plish this will be introduced in the next legislature session. Experience would then
be a prime asset.
FINALLY—The people of Malheur County have a choice of keeping in office a
proven official, efficient, economical and trustworthy, who has the HEALTH. DE­
SIRE and ABILITY to properly conduct the business of the County Treasurer’s
Office.
WHY GAMBLE? VOTE FOR A PROVEN QUALITY!
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
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G. H VAN HORN
Vote for ONE
Republican
(Pd Pol. Ad» by G. H. Van Horn. Val», Omron)
in tM Peci fic Horthwttf
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