Nyssa gate city journal., October 12, 1972, Page 2, Image 2

Nyssa Gate City Journal
DIRICK NEDRY.....................
RUBEN LOPEZ .....................
BETTY TALBOT ...................
MARGARET NEDRY ....
RUTH KLINKENBERG . . ..
LUCILLE CALLAHAN . . . .
Thursday, October 12, 197^
Th« Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Pag« Two
.Editor and Publisher
. Production Manager
Office Manager, News
. . .Social, Circulation
... .Production Staff
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OBITUARIES
NAZARENE
CHURCH NOTES
Special services continue'
each evening this week at 7:30
p.m., with the Rev. Robert Ems-
ley of England as speaker and
Bible expositor. Make an ef­
fort to attend and bring your
Bible; you will be glad you did.
e
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CM. VanSlyke
Dal« C. Schneider
Stanley R. Bal«
Services for Stanley R. Hale,
Dale Clarence Schneider, 48,
Memorial services for C, M.
it keeps me busy all the tiaw,
VanSlyke, 82, Boise, a pro­ Nyssa, died Sunday, October 74, of Route 2, Parma, who 10 YEARS AGO
We have cot* to kleep o* no*
unexpectedly at his died Saturday, October 7, 1972
minent CanyonCountyCommis- 8, 1972,
in a Nyssa hospital, »ere con­
Almost constant rains,start­ which makes it a lot bettat
sioner, who died Friday, Oc­ home.
PwMahed Every ThwrUoy at Nyna. Oraaen »7913
He was born April 28, 1924, ducted at the Parma Dakan Fu­ ing Sunday afternoon, have Received your
tober 6, 1972, at a Caldwell
letter toty
Nursing home, were held We­ in Becker. Minn. He married neral Chapel. Wednesday, Octo­ brought a stop to the harvest (August 24) that you »rote Jig,
Second Class postage paid at Nyssa, Oregon 97913,
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15-Sun­ dnesday, October 11, in the his wife, Lenora, Aug. 27,1948, ber 11 by the Rev Glenn Arm­ of beets and alfalfa seed 6.”
________ under act of Congress of March 3, 1879
day School, 9 45 a.m.
First United Methodist Church, in Rupert. He has been a fore­ strong of the Caldwell Friends throughout this area.
Morning worship with the Caldwell, and conducted by the man for the Muir Roberts Pro­ Church. Interment was at Lower
No lasting harm lias been
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Rev. Emsley, evangelist at 11 Rev. James E. McMillan. Deer duce for the past 22 years, and Boise Cemetery east of Parma. done in the case of beet* bill 40 YEARS
Oregon
AGO
a.m. Closing service of Bible Flat Free Methodist Church of was a veteran of World War II.
Mr. Bale was born Sept. 3, alfalfa
Newspaper
seed growers are
Malheur
County,
Oregon,
conference
at
7
p.m.
1898,
in
Vermontville,
Mich.,
suffering
great
damage
where
He
moved
from
North
Dakota
Caldwell, and the Rev. Don
Publishers
While the first snow fall of*|
and Payette and Canyon
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17 -
11
Association
Smith, Hillview United Metho­ to Minidoka where he lived for and moved with his parents to the seed is still in the field. season blanketed six stain
Counties, Idaho;
Young Women’s Bible Study- dist Church, Boise. Private in­ a short period. He moved to the Ten Davis community east Approximately 50 percent of during the
week,
umm*
at 9 45 a.m. with Jerry Hull. terment was at Canyon Hill Nyssa in 1957. He was a mem­ of Parma in 1907 He married seed is unharvested, some of
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
lingered m this favored n-gm
One Year................$5.00
Laura
M
Moffitt
June
3,
1924,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18- Cemetery, Caldwell.
ber of American Legion Post 29
it is beginning to sprout, and Flowers are blooming in Nys«
in""—
’T4“ '**f
Six Months............... $3.00
Bible study and prayer service
in Caldwell, and they lived at owners of unharvested fields
He was born September 11, in Nyssa.
but none more profusely than
Elsewhere in the U.S.A.
7:30 p.m. Caravans for chil­ 1890, at Elmore, Minnesota, a
He is survived by his wife, Parma, Caldwell, Wilder, and expressed dread of the damage the riotous fill array in th.
One Year................. $6.00
dren 4 years through 6th grade;
Weiser,
before
locating
in
that would occur if out-of-area Harrett rock garden three milet
son of Dellevan A. and Maud Lenora, Nyssa; his father.Cla­
Six Months................ $4.00
Teen group meeting, followed Ella McArthur VanSlyke. Or­ rence Schneider, Nyssa, his Parma in 1936 He was a far­ pheasant hunters invade the
northwest of town.
Sund|y,
by choir practice at 8 30 p.m. phaned at eight, he lived with mother, Mrs. William Pra- mer and also worked for the area Saturday »hen the phea­
visitors came from al] parti
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county
road
department.
sant season opens.
nephews until 1907, when he getize, Minidoka one son, Wil­
of the Snake River Valley. They
A thought for the Week from
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Surviving in addition to Mrs.
traveled to California. In 1909, liam Schneider, Nyssa, two
found autumn berries on the
Charles Wesley--"Thank God he went to Des Moines, Iowa, daughters, Mrs. HarryG. (Von- Bale are seven sons. Charles
Three young Nyssans arrived rockery plant*.
every morning when you get up where he worked for the Great nie Jane)Henry,Columbia,S.C., Bale. Nyssa, James and Ronald on the Portland Rose at the
One of the more attractive pieces of literature that we receive,
The garden nestles on the
that you have something to do
and Pamela Schneider, Nyssa, Bale, both CaldweU, Lesley Union Pacific Depot from On­ brow of a hill like a jewel
is the
monthly IDAHO Tourist and Recreation Newsletter which must be done, whether Northern Railroad. He married
Bale,
Spokane.
Wash.,
Phillip
thiee
brothers,
Grant
H.
Sch
­
tario on Monday morning Ort. set a|*art from the rough sap.
Ella Willamine Below on Jan.
published by the Idaho State Department of Commerce and De­
you like it or not. Being forced 10, 1910, inSt. Paul, Minnesota. neider, Pacific, Mo.. Ward W. and Robert Bale, both of Par­ 2
They were Melissa (Missy) covered hills which extend fn
velopment. It is nicely done, and always has interesting bits of to work, and forced to do your
Larson, Eric Stun* and Timothy miles into the Owyhee irrigxtM
In 1917, the couple homesteaded Schneider, Tuscon, Aris., and ma, and Del Bale, Lebanon.
information designed to attract travel dollars for Idaho On
best, will breed you in tem­
in the Central Cove community Lane V. Schneider, Portland, Ohio, three daughters, Mrs. M> Ki
the bottom of the page is one line, “Idaho is what the rest of
project on top of the heart.
perance, self-control diligence,
Ruth Martin, Caldwell, Mrs. M issy ’ s second birthday anni­
the world would like to be." We who live within a stone's throw strength of will, content, and southwest of Caldwell. Mrs. one sister, Mrs. Roy (Vonna-
Below the Barrett home, irri­
E. W. VanSlyke died September dean) Eaves, Arnold, Calif.; La Donna Montague. Parma, and versary. Timmy »as two year* gated fields sweep into a breed
of the Gem State, and avail ourselves of her unlimited outdoor
a hundred other Virtues, which 27, 1949. He married Emma and four grandchildren.
Mrs. Patricia Bower. Candon, old Sept 30 and Fru »ill 1*
playgrounds would find it hard to dispute that statement. the idle never know.”
expanse of autumnal green we
Services will be conducted at N.Y.; three brothers, Bernard three years of age Ort. 14.
E. Madden November 27, 1950,
The subject of this month’s newsletter is "What Travel
gold.
—Rev. Robert Manley, pastor. at Emmett. They lived on the 2 p.m. Thursday (today) in the Bale,
Portland, Alton Hale,
Dollars Do For Idaho”. Travel and recreation are near the
Mrs. Barrett’sgardenroven
Boise,
and
Clifford
Bale,
New
Lienkaemper
Chapel
in
Nyssa
farm in Central Cove. Mrs.
top of the heap in dollar volume of all business in Idaho, as in <pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpx
about three 100-foot lots. 9»
20 YEARS AGO
Plymouth,
four
sisters,
Mrs.
with
the
Rev.
Robert
Hutchin-
Emma E. VanSlvke died Sept.
Oregon, so this information applies toour state as well as Idaho.
plays no bridge, her family-of
CONSERVATIVE
Seven more Jxrllo cases have two sons and a daughter are
2, 1969 at Caldwell. Mr. Van­ on, pastor of the First United Evelyn Parks and Mrs. Norma
Oregon has taken the lead in attracting tourist travel over the
Jordon,
both
Portland,
Mrs.
Methodist
Church
in
Nyssa,
Slyke married Messec Galyon
been admitted to tin Malheur grown and live in distant citie*.
BAPTIST
years, with great results, so it has been rather disheartening
Final rites will Grace Farley, New Plymouth, Memorial Hospital 'hiring the
December 16, 1969 in Boise, officiating.
recently to hear our Governor and Secretary of State make
CHURCH
But she helps her husband vitt
where they made their home. be conducted by American Le­ and Mrs. Leatha Adamson. Mid­ past week to bring total ad- the cows and chickens just u
statements which would tend to discourage tourists from en-
vale.
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grandchildren,
and
gion
Post
79.
Interment
will
be
total
Two of his major interests
missions to 51, with a
joying out state, We will quote from the Idaho Newsletter, as SUNDAY:
“Hot
three great-grandchildren. He of 19 remaining in the hos- other farm wives do
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. were the development of the at Nyssa Cemetery.
follows:
do you find time to do so md
was
preceded
in
death
by
an
Museum of Agricultural Imple­
pita!
"No other dollar matches the widespread benefits of the Bible classes for all ages.
gardening,” she masked Wtft
infant son. a
brother, two
e
Morning Service at 11 a.m. ments in Caldwell Memorial Marion D. Chard
dolllar produced by travel, which is the fastest growing in­
a smile st.«- answers, "I rie
sisters,
and
two
granddaughters.
The American Legion Au- with the sun and every spat*
dustry in the United States . . . one that is growing three times Message, "What Will I Give Park, which was dedicated as
Manon Dewey Chard, 74, re­
xiliary this week made an ur
The Master?” (part 3) based on the VanSlyke museum by the
as fast as the gross national product.
moment is my garden'a. I
gent appeal for hospital beds, love it mor«' every day. J
This year alone, people in the U.S. are spending $105 Billion 2 Samuel 24 24 with Acts 2 41- Caldwell KiwanisClub; and the sident of Nyssa for the past 36
Easter Sunrise Services at Li­ years, died Saturday, October
claiming that all beds on hand find it is a tonic for me and
for leisure activities. Recreation and sports account for 48$ 47.
are in use. The organization for all tile people who catt.1’
of this amount or $50 Billion. Vacations and trips within the
Evening Service at 6 p.m. zard Butte, which he helpedor- 7, 1972, at his home.
is considering buying the beds
He was born May 1, 1898,
U.S. will account for $40 Billion or 38$. Visitor money is Message, "The Key to Success ganize in 1938.
from anyone who has
one
From 1951 to 1969, he served in Lucas, Kansas. He married
a direct injection of new capital into the community.
With God” based on Matthew
Dave Christensen, Fruitland, available, Mrs. Don Graham,
on the board of county commis­ Ola Kressly, February 18,1935,
Naturally, those directly connected with the "hospitality 13:53-58.
50 YEARS AGO
sioners, and for 12 years, was in Vancouver, Washington. They guidance counselor for Payette president stated.
industry” receive the prime benefits for traveler revenue. WEDNESDAY:
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from
Portland to and Washington Counties will
A recent survey shows how these dollars are spent.
Midweek service of Bible chairman of the board. He was moved
Nyssa's importance as a pro-
be the speaker at the October
An appeal »as made to
28$ for food, restaurants, etc.
study and prayer at 7:30 p.m. a member of the First United Nyssa in August, 1936.
duemg
center and shipping poi*|
17
meeting
of
the
Treasure
Methodist Church of Caldwell,
He is survived by his wife
23$ for lodging
hunters this week by H.O. Hop­
OCTOBER 22.
is shown by the report of the
16$ for shopping in retail stores
Be sure to be present for the Caldwell Kiwanis Club, a of Nyssa, two daughters, Mrs. Valley Association for Handi­ kins and Rolland Laurence for
15$ for travel expenses, gas, taxi cabs, and public carriers Sunday School so that you can former member of the Plea­ Arlen (Alta) Fehiman, Kays­ capped and Retarded Children, them to leave their deer hides local freight depot. From Julj
This meeting is a con­ at the Hopkins Wholesale Meat 15 to October 7, approximately
9$ for entertainment
register to “vote for Sunday sant Ridge Grange, a former ville, Utah, and Mrs. Arthur Inc.
member of the Canyon County (Grizelda)
Musick. Concord, tinuation of the parent educa­ plant.
These Hopkins said, three and one-half inontht,
9$ for services, phones, doctors, etc.
School.”
tion
series
started
last
spring.
Pomona
Grange,
a
past
Master
California,
two
stepsons,
Wayne
would
be
sold and the proceeds there were 495 cars of pro­
However, the travel dollar is a "hidden dollar” to the extent
A friendly welcome awaits
duce shipped through the Nysj
All
parents
of
Mary
Kay
School
given to the polio fund of Mai
that it has a great local value that is often overlooked. The you at this back-to-the-Bible of the Deer Flat Grange, a Kressley, Ontario and Bill T.
freight station.
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Manager-Treasurer oftheCan- Kressley, Lucas, three step­ students are especially invited heui Memorial Hospital
economic multiplier richochets the travel dollar around con­ Church.
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yonXounty Grangecredit Utiion daughters, Mrs. Roy Holmes, to attend these meetings. Baby
siderably faster than the average, because it buys immediate —Arthur W. Coats, pastor.
Eddie Powell, manager of th
for 25 years, and a past pre­ Nyssa, Mrs. R. M. Butler, Lin- sitting services will be provided 30 YEARS AGO
services.
What is more, very little is spent on the kind of
Service garage, antioutres a>
sident of the Idaho State Com- ■ coin City, Oregon and three at the school so both mom and
products or services that take it out of the community or state.
missioners and Clerks Asso­ brothers, Ewen Chard and Earl dad can avail themselves to at­
Private L.B. Findling. son other reduction of $50 in fir
These "travel dollars" increase the prosperity of merchants,
ciation.
Mr.
VanSlyxe
had
ser
­
of
Mr. and Mrs. W F Find ling price of Ford cars, making the
Chard, both of Nyssa, Harry tend these informative parent
and this added purchasing power filters down through suppliers,
UNITED METHODIST
ved as secretary of the Farm Chard, Lucas, one sister, Mrs. education programs. The meet­ of Nyssa, has notified his total cost $488 delivered at
builders, farmers, plumbers, barbers, accountants, doctors
CHURCH NOTES
Bureau from 1920 to 1922 and Carl Fox, Lucas, and nine ing is scheduled for 8 p.m. in parents that he is "seeingquite Nyss
and even music teachers . . . creating a climate of economic
also as director of the Co-op grandchildren. A brother and the Mary Kay School which is a bit ot Australia,” where he
growth and increased employment.
Oil Association, president of a sister preceded him in death. held in the education building is stationed with the United
Travel revenue lends stability to areas with single-industry
Sunday, October 15, at the the Wilder Farm Labor Asso­
ORDER OF
Services
were
conducted
economics, and, of course travelers contribute a share of local
directly
behind the States Army.
Methodist Church during the ciation, president of the South­ Tuesday, October 9, at the Lien- located
In his letter to his parents.
and state taxes. Best of all, these many benefits are realized
EASTERN
Sacrament
Church
in
Blessed
1100 a.m. Worship Service, west
Idaho- Eastern Oregon kaemper Chapel in Nyssa by
Private Findbng said in part
without depletion of our natural resources.”
STAR
the Rev. Bob will be speaking Farm Labor Association. He the Rev. Erldene Johnson, pas­ Ontario.
There is more to the letter, but the above few paragraphs
All members and other in­ "Australia compares a lot with
on
the
topic,
“
This
I
Believe,
a
was
witness
at
theCongres-
tor
of
the
First
Christian
the
United
States,
only
it
is
say what we already know, but need to be reminded of some­
terested persons are welcome
Interment to attend these meetings. Elec­ hot here and it is supposed to
times.
True, some of our show places on the Oregon Coast I Believe In The Children.” sional fact-finding Committee Church of Nyssa.
Joining
him
in
the
service
will
Starduster Ol'S met Octubefi
of Irrigation, was Chairman of was at the Owyhee Cemetery. tion time is here again, and the be winter so 1 don’t know »hat
are over-crowded at times, but we Oregonians tend to help
at the home of Amalia Pr*8
be the Children’s Choir, under the Agricultural Division for
summer
will
be
like."
overcrowd other state’s areas at times, and I hope we can
nominating committee will be
the direction of Marilyn Russell raising funds for the Caldwell
continue on a reciprocal basis.
“1 have seen a lot of kan­ in Ontario with eleven member*
elected at this meeting.
The Rev. Bob’s column, Memorial Hospital, served on
garoos already There are also present.
One thing for sure, there is a lot of recreational space
Plans were made for futuiw
wild parrots, wild bogs and a
between Bend and Nyssa that is not overcrowded. And much "This I Believe” will appear the Board of the Caldwell Mul­
OKK Club Meeting
bird that is somewhat like an programs. Nora Graham, prt*.
of it is very interesting if tourists, and natives, could get into next week. The subject will tiple Service Stadium, was a
be, "This I Believe, 1 Believe member ot the school board
it.
ostrich.
One Brown is still sldent requests all member* if
The OKK Club will meet
in
Renewal.
”
for
seven
years,
and
served
as
with me 1 don’t know where Eastern Star be reminded of
We would remind our governor, the State Highway Department,
Thursday, October 19 at 2 p.m.
Joining the men at their a Sunday School superintendent
John Weeks and Id Ostrom are the Christmas Haxaar to bt
and even our county commissioners that the sooner the Hell’s
at the home of Dons Caster
now. It seems funny to be so held December 9 at the Ma­
Canyon Scenic Corridor highway is built, which includes that Prayer Breakfast, will be their for 15 years. He received the
with Mrs. Charles Culbertsen
Kiwanian
of
the
Year
Award
far from home, but I tiaven't sonic Hall
short portion now under discussion called the Succor Creek wives. The Prayer Breakfast
as co-hostess. Roll call will
Next meeting will be held at
Highway, the better off Eastern Oregon will be.
is held each Monday morning in 1965, the Caldwell Cham­
been homesick once unce I
be, "Tell of a new product
the home of Babe Brown of
have
been
here
Far from discouraging tourists and travelers to enjoy our at Brownie’s Cafe at 7 00 a.m. ber of Commerce Agriculture
you
have
tried
and
really
like.
”
Th**r<*
is
so
372-2233 1
men at
the Methodist Hall of Fame Award in 1968,
much to do and see here that Adnan on November 13.
country, as I enjoy theirs, I would say "welcome and drop The
some of those tourist dollars as you enjoy this remote, far Church invite other men in and The Idaho Statesman Dis­
out part of Oregon."
the community to join them tinguished Citizen award in
1968.
each Monday.
Survivors are, Mrs. VanSlyke
The Rev. Bob extends a cor­
dial invitation to the community Boise, two sons, D. Arthur and
FAITH LUTHERAN
CHURCH NOTES
to attend the services of the Everett J. VanSlyke, both Wil­
church.
der; a daughter, Mrs. Virginia
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 - Sun­ that we have many opportuni­
Steffens, Nyssa; two half-sis­
ties
for Bible Study, a vital
day School, 9:45 a.m.
ters, Ruth L. Standish, Santa
Billy Graham Film
Stop paying rent — start to enjoy the
Worship, 11 a.m. (John 4: and growing youth program,
Clara, California and Irene Pro-
kind of home you want and can af­
teaching-learning
opportuni­
1-30)
chel,
Janesville,
Minnesota
and
In Ontario Sunday
ford as the David Glasspoole family
Luther League, 1:50 p.m., we ties, and worship experiences,
five grandchildren.
and thousands of other families in 45
leave the church for the movie, plus activities for the men and
He was preceded in death by
THERE’S NO SUBSTITUTE
states have done
women of our church. You are
a brother, D. G. VanSlyke, who
The
Billy
Graham
film,
"Two
"Two A Penny,” Centre Thea­ always welcome at Faith, Sth
Free plans service — use ours, yours
FOR EXPERIENCE*
A Penny” will be shown at the died in 1970, and a granddaugh­
or combine both for your kind of
ter, Ontario.
and Park, Nyssa.
ter, Ann VanSlyke, who died in
Centre
Theater
in
Ontario
on
home.
Bible Study (John 3-22-36), —Pastor Bill Lewis.
October 15-17. The film will be 1965.
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7 p.m.
Save 20% by acting as your own
Memorials
may be given
presented Sunday at 2 30 p.m.
MONDAY, Youth Bible Study
contractor — up to 40% by doing
On October 29 we celebrate
to the Ann VanSlyke Scholar­
(Acts 2) at the home of Joe Faith’s 25th Anniversary. Plan and Sunday through Tuesday at
as much of the easy finishing as you
ship fund at the First United
7
p.m.
and
915
p.m.
nightly.
and Roseanne Martin, 602 N to attend "The Sonfolk Con­
want. All material* delivered to your lot expert Capp
Tickets will be $1.75 for Methodist Church of Caldwell,
Home* carpenters erect and encloae your home in 5 or
2nd, 7:30 p.m.
cert” at Nyssa High School
the Idaho Youth Ranch, Rupert,
6 day*
TUESDAY, 7:30 p.m. Evange­ (Cafeteria-Auditorium), 7 30 p. adults at the door, or may be
or a favorite charity.
lism Training Meeting at the m. October 29. Nyssa pastors purchased at your local church
More saving*: low-cost Capp Home* financing, with no
for $1.25. Children admission
hidden charges, point* or closing cost*1 Start today — be
church.
and congregations received ma­ will be $1.00 at the door only.
St. Paul's Episcopal
a happy Capp Homes owner1
WEDNESDAY, 9:00 a.m. Let’s terials on this, this week. Ask
The
film
deals
with
the
most
Read-Bible Study Fellowship at your pastor for details and
the home of Roseanne Martin, watch The Nyssa Gate City logical ground rules in achiev­ Church School
ing love, peace and justice in an
602 N. 2nd.
Journal in upcoming weeks for entertaining and artistic man­
Junior
Lutherans at the further details.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
ner.
church (3-4-5-6thgraders)6:30
School will be every Wednes­
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Tourist Industry Big Business
TV Association
For Retarded
Gate City Journal
“We were tied to renting until
Capp Homes gave us the
opportunity to build.”
von for
OSCAR B.BRATTO
MALHEUR
COUNTY
ASSESSOR
p.m.
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We hope you will make Faith
your church home in Nyssa. You
will note from our schedule
BUY-SEÜ-RaTFHIRE-
F O E. 2134 HUNTERS BAU
OCTOBER 21u
6:30 - 10:30 A.M.
EAGLES AND OUT OF AREA
GUESTS ONLY PLEASE
Check your bulletin for details
day afterschool at4p.m,,start­
ing Wednesday, October 18.
THANK YOU !
Grades 2 through 8 will meet
in the Church basement.
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I would like to thank the
doctors and nurses at Holy
Church school for pre-school
Rosary Hospital in Ontario who and first graders will be during
cared for me while there, and regular church services on Sun­
my friends and neighbors who day .
sent cards and flower*. Also
I wish to thank everyone who Journal Classifieds
visited me while in the hospital.
Bring Results!
—Mrs. Selma Simpson.
*(HD FOO l«U
Oscar Bratton believe in equity in taxation regard-
status*” ',0Ur co,nn'unl'y- tmancial
political
PAUL STUTZMAN
635 EAST STATE MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642
PHONE 208-888-1926
«'”<>"»•'«n
det esX»
oV/S
y*‘*rs experience in assessment evaluation,
z J/Z years as Chief Appraiser for Malheur County.
Certified by the State of Oregon in Rural and Urban
Appraising
27 college credits in appraisal and real estate
Holder of an Oregon Appraisal Broker* License
Resident of Malheur County for 36 years
YOUR VOTI
WOULD BE APPRECIATED
Paid For By Oscar B. Bratton
«oute 1, Box 363, Ontario, Oregon 97914