Thursday April 1, 1971
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Page Six
NEWS FROM BIG BENI)
BY GOLDIE ROBERTS..............................
Easter Seal Support Urged
Herb Sez...
ONTARIO GIRL
NAMED OREGON’S
HOMEMAKER
THE 56TH LEGISLATURE
They believe that
By Robert F. Smith, Speaker squeeze,
Mrs. Dick Bennett took her
When Mr. and Mrs. Erie
of the house and Sen. Anthony government should be an equal
children, Dirk Miller and Jeff
partner in the belt-tightening
Mausling were married 18 years
Oregon’s
Betty Crocker Yturri
I just read in the paper about
Hamilton to watch the cattle
process.
ago he gave Mrs. Mausling a
Homemaker of Tomorrow for
branding at the home of Mr. a girl, age 18, who said, “Some­
Democrats said their tax in­
The property tax relief debate
small heifer calf. Last Sunday
1971 is Dorinne Kay Kondo of
and Mrs. Charlie Glenn in Sun­ times I’m so discouraged with
crease
proposal was inspired
she presented Mrs. Mausling
of
the
1971
Legislature
has
Ontario high school, Ontario.
life I wish I could escape for­
set Valley Saturday.
by partisan considerations. In
with her 1th calf.
She has
boiled
down
to
the
question
of
Her
selection
from
7,751
senior
Many, many young
Mrs. W.C. Van De Water ever.”
announcing the measure, Demo­
raised a total of 90 calves
girls in 109 Oregon high schools whether or not “relief” should
accompanied Mrs. Bob Calla­ people have this same attitude.
cratic
leaders stated the major
be
provided
by
increasing
taxes.
for them. No wonder they are
was announced by General Mills,
han to Boise Saturday to see This young lady made the state­
justification for their proposal:
Both
political
parties
have
proud of her.
sponsor
of
the
annual
edu
­
ment while commenting upon her
Nancy.
cational program, the Betty presented proposals designed because Republicans “hadfailed
Mrs. Anna Hamilton of Home­
Larry Price of Napton spent friends who use drugs and tell­
Crocker
Search for the Ameri­ to assist the property taxpayer, to propose adequate programs
dale spent last Tuesday after­
Sunday and was an overnight ing why she doesn’t. This has
can
Homemaker
of Tomorrow. but there is strong disagree­ to serve the needs of the citizens
noon with Mrs. Harvey Ben-
guest Sunday of Steve Bishop nothing to do with the genera­
She will receive a $1,500 col­ ment on the philosophy which of Oregon.”
nett.
in honor of Steve’s birthday. tion gap because young people
This, then, is the nub of the
lege scholarship and is now should be followed.
Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Rockhill
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatch of since the world's beginning have
disagreement
between Parties.
Republican
legislators
be
­
eligible for national honors.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bar- Joseph called on Mr. and Mrs. had their problems. Perhaps
tenhagens in Emmett Sunday.
Named runner-up for Ore­ lieve that substantial property Republicans do not believe that
young
people
today
take
things
Dick Davis Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ted Avery and Mrs.
gon, and a recipeint of a $500 tax relief must be provided to Oregonians either need or de­
Mrs. Bethel Wood and Kelly too seriously.
educational
grant, was Doris those whose need is greatest-- sire a big increase in their
Ora Newgen visited Mrs. Bud of Baker called on Mrs. Dyre
Really my first thought is,
Democrats,
in an­
taxes,
Walker in Weiser Saturday.
Eugenia
Guenzi
of St. Mary of without increasing taxes.
“Just what the hell does any
Roberts Sunday afternoon.
their
scheme,
ap-
noucing
Democrats,
on
theotherhand
Little ChristySeuell of Nampa
the Valley high school, Beaver­
Mr. and Mrs. James Mc­ young person, age 18, know
parently feel that Oregonians
have
tied
their
property
tax
re
­
spent several days with her
ton.
Ginnis visited Mr. and Mrs. about life?” It’skind’a like say­
lief proposal to a whopping would enthusiastically embrace
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Hopkins near Wilder Sun­ ing you don’t like a book when
$140
million increase in taxes. a tax increase.
Ernest Seuell and Lois.
SAVINGS
BONDS
you’ve only read the first chap­
day afternoon.
The property tax relief pro­
And,
interestingly enough, $96
Nancy Callahan underwent
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery ter. Today’s young people seem
posals
graphically
reflect
million
from
this
tax
increase
brain surgery last week in the
SALES SHOW GAIN
were Sunday supper guests of to be writing the book and they
would be used to boost govern­ the differences in government
St. Alphonsus Hospital in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Walker in had better like the rest of it
February was another ex­ ment spending, not to provide philosophy.
She hopes to return home this
beyond the first chapter because
Weiser.
cellent month in Oregon for property tax relief.
The Republican plan would
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis they are the ones who are going
the Treasury’s Series E and
In other words, the Democrats provide substantial homeowner
Mr. and Mrs. Don Barbee of
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. to have to live with it.
H Savings Bonds, according to are talking about returningonly relief for some 375,000 Oregon­
Boise called on Mr. and Mrs.
When I was in college 21 was
Perle Davis in Ridgeview Wed­
word
received here today by 30 percent of the tax increase ians. It would place a freeze
Ray Cartwright Sunday after­
the voting age. We accepted
nesday.
County Chairman Jim Leslie. for property tax relief. The on property taxes for nearly
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed of the fact and proceeded to learn
Although the sale of these Sa­ rest of the money would be 225,000 senior citizens.
It
Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins
Boise honored her father, Boyce about our trades and profes­
vings instruments in February poured into spending increases would allow tax deductions for
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Van De Water with an open sions, permitting our parents to
of 1970 was considerably higher for government programs.
home improvements.
Lowe in Wilder Sunday. Their
house for his birthday Sunday select the officers to form our
than for any other month of that
The bulk of the GOP program
son Kenneth’s family of Cor­
In
addition,
the
Democrats
are
Calling on all Oregonians to support the Easter Seal Society’s year, last month’s sales of E’s
after all our parents
in the Reed home. Other guests laws:
would be financed through sa­
vallis was also there.
seeking
enactment
of
their
tax
from Big Bend were Mrs. Boyce were footing the bills. Not being annual seal sale are Sharie Randall, 5 of Springfield, and James and H’s still exceeded the 1970
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett,
plan without a vote of the people. vings realized by cutting state
Van De Water and Mr. and able to vote didn’t seem that Haxby, 4, also of Springfield. Both are enrolled at society’s figure. Sales last month were
and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bennett
“We believe this program can budgets.
Mrs. W.C. Van De Water and important to most of us. Ac­ Children's Hospital School in Eugene, where they receive edu­ $3,421,779.
A year ago they be passed by the legislature and
The Democratic plan would
and family helped Mrs. Mar­
Easter Seal sale is scheduled March 1 amounted to a total of $3,303,-
tually we were to busy living cation and therapy.
Kent.
provide an estimated$44 million
garet Woodof Marsingcelebrate
will
not
face
a
referendum,
”
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop and and the “Roaring Twenties" through Easter Sunday, April 11.
448 for the state.
her birthday Sunday with a
the Democratic leaders said. in residential relief—but the
It was
Steve and Mr. and Mrs. Bill was a fabulous era.
“Our sales last month of the
would pay $140
dinner at her home.
The two political parties seem taxpayers
Bishop and daughters took ice a world of dreams till the
two series in this county came to have irreconcilable dif­ million for the privilege of re­
Mrs. JuliaCallaham returned
cream and cake to Caldwell bubble broke with the market
to $25,307,” said Leslie. “A ferences over the approach ceiving this so-called relief.
to the Roy McBride home in
Wednesday evening and helped crash and we went into the
year ago the total was$21,102.” which should be followed.
Both of these proposals are
Nampa Sunday after a weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bishop cele­ “Depressed Thirties.”
O-O-BY DALE WITT
PHONE 372-2183
The CountyChairman saidthat
receiving consideration in the
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
While
Republicans
are
at
­
Now the 18 year olds will
brate their 56th wedding an­
nationally people bought more
House Committee on Revenue;
Lovitt. The Lovltts were Sun­
KINGMAN KOLONY-Mike and Douglas Paul, returned home E’s and H’s last month than in tempting to hold-the-line on
have that power of voting and
niversary.
Citizens with views on these
day dinner guests of the Mc­
state
spending
and
taxes,
Demo
­
with
them
to
visit
until
Sunday
I hope they vote for actualities Mary Macy of Corvallis came
any February since 1945. At
--or other--proposals, are en-
Brides.
and not dreams. Dreams are a Tuesday to visit her parents, when his parents visited and the same time, redemptions crats are taking the opposite couragedto express their views'
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Barker
direction
by
endorsing
higher
were
dinner
guests
at
the
Strawn
necessity to progress but it is Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Laan. They
were down substantially, leav­
to their legislators.
returned to their home in Grants
reality that makes progress returned to their studies in home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bur­ ing a cash surplus of sales over state spending financed by a
substantial
increase
in
the
in
­
Pass Wednesday after spending
ress
of
Nyssa
were
also
Sunday
#
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#
Corvallis
Sunday
afternoon.
possible.
I hope the young
redemptions for the first time come tax.
a few days with the Verl Bishops.
Management by objective may.
Mr. and Mrs. Case Visser dinner guests at the Strawn in many months.
people will soon realize that
At no time in the history of with privileges come respon­ and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laan home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Osborne
Republicans, in reaching their have applications for parents as
and family have moved into the our country has there been a sibilities. They can no longer and family of Parma were Sun­
decision, were guided by the well as business. Parents will-
Mrs. Earl Kygar accompanied
Lee Cleverly farm from King- greater need for our people to dodge court action because day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hite to Baker Sunday ner guests of their daughter, belief that demonstrated govern­ do well to think what kind of-
understand the nature of the they’re juveniles. If a man or Mrs. Klaas Laan.
man Kolony.
where they had dinner with the Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Slippy. ment needs can be met within behavior they want from the^
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Strawn present tax revenues. They be­ child or what objectives they»
Mrs. Betty Samer accom­ environmental crisis facing us. woman is old enough to vote
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gehrke latter’s daughter, Mrs. Love­
were Saturday visitors at the lieve the people should pay no have in mind. Mrs. Roberta'.
panied Mrs. Gerty Jones to the As the decade of the '60’s they are certainly old enough of Mountain Home spent the lady.
style show in Roswell Saturday will surely be labeled the de­ to know right from wrong. They
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gordan of home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold more than they can afford--and Frasier, family life specialist,*
weekend with their daughter,
Strawn in Caldwell.
cade of space, surely the ‘70’s must
afternoon.
no more than they are willing Oregon State University, points
understand that the men Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes. Jordan Valley were weekend
Mrs. Bill Toomb was a Sun­ to pay.
Laure Reed of Boise came must be the decade of environ­ they vote for will create the
guests
of
her
parents,
Mr.
and
out that much of parental gui­
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Osborn
day dinner guest of Mary Hatt.
home with Mr. and Mrs. Boyce mental reform, and the time laws of the land under which helped Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Os­ Mrs. Earl Kygar.
The GOP recognizes that Ore­ dance and discipline is self-
They
visited
in
the
afternoon
at
Van De Water Tuesday and when we end the insults we’ve they must live.
gon is experiencing a period defeating when evaluated in­
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Camp­
The age of born move to the Cleaverly
stayed until Friday evening. heaped upon our natural re­ 21 was merely a figure to be place in Big Bend Sunday. They bell and family went to La- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack of economic downturn, and that terms of long range goals and
Mrs. Pete Sillonis and fa­ sources of soil, air, water and used as a base. I see nothing will move their cattle this week. Grande Sunday and were din- Elliott.
all citizens are feeling the objectives.
mily returned home Friday wildlife. Oregon’s goal of pro­ wrong with having 18 as the base
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant
from a week spent visiting her tecting and enhancing our en­ for proof of responsibility. I and Jim, Mrs. Lester Stacyand
parents Mr. and Mrs. Luther vironment and maintaining the think our young men and wo­ girls of Apple Valley, and Mr.
Douglas in Cathlamet, Wash. vaunted livability we cherish men are capable of making de­ and Mrs. Norman Cutler and
Enroute she visited sisters in needs annual restatement and cisions, but I think they must Cheryl were Sunday guests at a
redidication.
Oregon City and Madras.
pay respect to a certain ex­ birthday dinner for JohnnieCo-
I am pleased, therefore, to tent to the voice of experience.
Lois Seuell left Sunday for
nant at the Bill Conant home.
Corvallis, where she is a stu­ join with the governors of the They hold their own future in
Mrs. Ed Nedrow and Mrs.
other states in support of the their hands and tomorrow they
dent at OSU.
Phillip Sweet of Nyssa attended
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell English resolution unanimously adopted will be the voice of experience. an Avon meeting Tuesday at
called on Mr. and Mrs. Dale by the National Governors’Con­
the Moore Hotel in Ontario.
C lary in Parma Sunday after­ ference establishing the third
Mrs. Ed Nedrow visited Mrs.
week of April annually in Oregon
noon.
Tony Martinez in Nyssa Fri­
Mrs. Boyce Van De Water as “Earth Week." I am im­
day. Martinez’s plan to move
and Mrs. Varner Hopkins at­ pressed with the broad base of Substitution
provisions for soon to work at the Cairo school.
REG.
tended Mission Circle at the support that is behind this re­ 1971 farm program crops have Mrs. Martinez will be a teachers
49«
home of Mrs. Arlo Miller in cognition from conservation been outlined by Malheur farm aid and Tony will be a Custo­
groups throughout this state and program official Blaine Girvin.
Roswell Thursday.
dian in the school.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas the nation, and the great pur­ These provisions are impor­
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ed
and family attended a family pose that directs this attention tant to farmers who are now Nedrow visited Ida Marlin of
dinner at the home of Mr. and to balancing our needs with the making their final decisions on
Parma. She had just returned
Mrs. R.D. Knapp in Nampa needs of other resources of this whether to participate in the home from the hospital in Cald­
REG. 39«
planet.
Sunday.
Mrs. Lola Tinker of
1971 set-aside farm programs. well.
Citizen conservation groups, Signup for these farm programs
Sturgeon, Mo. arrived last week
COLORED FOR YOUR OWN BASKET
Mrs. Jim Phifer played for
to visit,
All of the Knapp schools and government re­ begins March 1 and continues the Roy Martin and Karen Tun­
children attended the dinner. source agencies should use this through April 9.
ning wedding at Greenleaf Mon­
Mr. and Mrs. James Mc­ period each spring, which this “Substitution — of wheat for day evening.
FILLED
REG. $3.29
Ginnis Jr. and family of Joseph year will be April 18 through feed grains or feed grains for
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schaler
visited Mr. and Mrs. James 24, to promote understanding, wheat -- is permitted for 1971” were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
McGinnis and Mr. and Mrs. Dick appreciation, and recognition of said Blaine Girvin, who is Carl Begeman Friday evening.
man’s interdependence with na­ Chairman of the Malheur Agri­
Davis Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Phifer
Mrs. Dyre Roberts called on ture.
cultural Stabilization and Con­ and three daughters of Madras
Our everriding goals should servation (ASC) Committee.
Mrs. Clyde Riggs in Parma
spent last week at the Chas.
be to stoppollutingour environ­ The 1971 farm program sub­ Bowers home.
Friday afternoon.
ment;
to
bring
vitality
and
health
Mrs. Edythe Prosser visited
stitution provisions are as fol­
REG. $2.50
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Phi­
REG. $3.49
aj
Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brock in to our renewable resources of lows-.
fer, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bowers
Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Tom water and air, soil and wild­ Wheat in excess of the allot­ and Mr. and Mrs. CharlesCha-
life; and to make the most ment may be substituted for
Buckles in Vale Saturday.
pin were Wednesday dinner
Mr. and Mrs. RayCartwright prudent use of the non-renew- corn or gram sorghum.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
able
resources
of
the
earth.
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Feed grains (corn and grain Bowers in Adrian.
I pledge full cooperation from sorghum) in excess of one-half
George Cartwright in Adrian
Sunday afternoon callers at
WE ALSO HAVE CHICKIES,
Sunday eveningwhenCartwright state environmental and natural the feed grain base may be the Chas. Bowers home was Mr.
LAMBS & OTHER MEMBERS
was honored on his birthday. resource agencies. I pledge the substituted for wheat.
and Mrs. Clyde Bowers, Mr.
CHERACOL
Other guests for ice cream and full cooperation of my office. Substitution credit for 90 per­ and Mrs. Marvin Bowers and
FROM THE ZOO
cake were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Together we will support all cent of a wheat allotment or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin.
Cartwright of Nyssa and Clyde educational efforts, programs, 45 percent of the feed grain base
Mrs. Lester Strawn and Mrs.
observances, and citizen gath­ will qualify the farm for full
Cartwright.
June Fewkes were Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Witty,Carl erings.
crop history protection.
luncheon guests of Mrs. Jean
From this massive, coordi­ Girvin said farmers wanting Haggerty in Nu Acres.
and Rosalie Shirk were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. nated movement, we will re­ more details concerning sub­
NEW SHIPMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Strawn
Bill Spears in Vale. NitaSpear dedicate ourselves to the im­ stitution of program crops were Tuesday dinner guests at
returned to her home after provement of our environment should check with their Mal- the home of their daughter, Mr.
OF
spending the week with the for the profit of all generations heur County ASCS Office.
and Mrs. Paul Carter of New
Witty’s.
to come.
Plymouth.
Their
grandson,
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