Nyssa gate city journal., June 17, 1948, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

TH E NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1918
which was held at the G irl's camp Ladies Sew Quilts—
are viriting In the eastern states, j last week visiting at the home of Children.
at nresent in Pennsylvania.
; The next meeting of the Out­ there. Blaine Luchty returned home
: his aunt, Mrs. Ora Newgen.
Members o f the second ward
Fred Aral and three children of j Mr. and Mrs. John G rottveit and pour-Way club will be held at the
with them to spend a couple of L.D.S. R elief society spent Wednes­
Jamieson were Friday supper guests
deep--ea fi .hing boats. Notheis and
Jean and Jeanive were Sunday .Gene Hoffm an home July 8.
day sewing quilts.
weeks.
SUNSET V ALLE Y, June 17— Mr, Cloninger caught three lirg e hali­ at the Hiroto Okano home Mrs.
visitors and dinner guests at the i Alva Uoodell was at Jordan Val-
and M r . Albert Notheis and Mr. but five miles from the Golden Fred Arai, sister of Mrs. Hiroto
Okano. was taken to the Holy Ros­ Andrew Titland home.
I ley Monday.
and Mr- Elmer Clonlnger returned
ary hospital Friday. The three
Mrs. George Wilson and daugh­
Sid
Flanagan's
56
head
of
Black
Wedne> ! iy from an 11-day trip to
hl’ dren, Annabelie, Bonnie and
Spend Week in Logan—
the west coast, visiting relatives Angus steers, sold last week at the Donald Arai, are visiting in the ters left Monday to visit in La
Mr. and Mrs. LaM ont F ife and
in Long Baftrh. San Francisco and Ontario sale yard, brought the
kano home until their mother's Grande for a week at the home of daughters, Bonnie Jean, Betty Lor­
Portland, and sight-seeing at the highest price paid for be->f this health is improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tummonds. raine, Karren and Anna May, spent
San Francisco zoo, Oolden Gate year at any established market west
Bob Albritton of Bifboa, Pana- However, Mr. Tummonds had to be list week in Logan, where they at­
park, the Cliff-house, Chinatown, of Denver. The steers -averaged tr i, who has been attending the taken to the Pendleton hospital,
tended the Hogan-Nelson reunion,
and Joe DiMaggio's restaurant. The $32.06 Iter hundredweight.
e'j-itern Oregon College of Educa­ doctors fearng he had infantile
Farmers in Sunset Valley pre we’ l tion at La Grande the past year, pagalysis, and the Wilsons returned
highlight of the trip occured while
| into this season's first cutting of was a week-end guest at the Ira home Wednesday.
; hay. This week should finish the Pr.ce home. Albritton left the first
Vera Faye Counsil was a week­
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of
! thinning of the sugar beets.
of the week for Lander, Wyoming, end guest at the home o f Mr. and
E. W. PR UYN
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil and where he will work for the depart­ Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr., In Nys.->a.
School District No. 26C of Malheur County,
Optometrist
Paul attended the open house cele­ ment o f forestry this summer.
Other Sunday dinner guests at the
State of Oregon, that the annual election ot
brating the 25th wedding anniver­
Auto Repairing
Georgia Ward visited five days Smith heme were Chester Counsil,
said district will be held at the elementary
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Qsbum at the Jim Chadd home and took and Caldwell guests, M olly Madi-
Eyes Examined
Ontario Sunday afternoon.
on and Mrs. Shirley Lewis and
Reboring, Valve Grind­ in Mr.
tare of Linda Chadd.
school
between the hours of 2:00 iP. M. and
and Mrs. Williard Jensen and
Mrs. Nolan Fie’d and daughter, laughter, Peta.
7:00
P.
M. on the third Monday of June, being
daughter o f Emmett were dinner Lois Marie, left Wednesday to vtsit
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
Lorensen.
ing, Lathe work. Parts guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira G am er
Phone 720
at the Fred Fischer home in Apple Bern’e and Herman Lorensen were
the
21st
day of June, A. D., 1948.
Sunday.
valley and attend the Christian j Sunday dinner guests at the W il­
and accessories
Darlene Robb returned home F ri­ convention for four days.
718 Arthur St.
bur Chapin home.
day from Corvallis with a group of
K e iji Ckano and his war bride
This election is called for the purpose of el­
Children who have been attend­
Phone 56-W
Adrian college students, all having ing the Christian church Bible ind daughter arrived Saturday at
Caldwell, Idaho
ecting two directors for terms of four and five
completed another year's work. Miss ■chool the past two weeks enjoyed a •he home of his parents. Mr and
| R >bb plans on Joining her parents, picnic at the Nyssa park Saturday Mrs. C. T. Okano in Sunset valley.
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb, who afternoon, and climaxed their ac­ Mr. and Mrs. K e iji Okano and
tivities by presenting a program laughter, Eileen, have been living
Dated this 10th day of June, 1948.
NYSSA INSURANCE
at the church Sunday evening. Mrs. in Tokyo, Japan. Okano was for­
Paul Bergam has been superinten­ merly with the army of occupation
AG E N C Y
dent of the primary and intermed­ there. Since receiving his discharge
Attest:
iate departments, and Mrs. Her­ over a year ago, Okano has been a
civilian
employe
o
f
the
occupa­
Fire and Automobile
bert Bergam instructor of the five-
Henry H. Hartley,
Anything You Need In Line of Plumbing
tional forces.
year-olds.
District Clerk
Frank
Turner
and
W
illis
Lester
Insurance
Mr. and Mrs. FTed Harrison and
— Contact—
two sons of Portland spent the en­ and son o f Hiattyville, Wyoming
Rentals
Bonds
tire week visiting mt. the home of were overnight guests Wednesday
Loyd Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen. Harri­ at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Cash
Turner. Frank Turner had not
Chairman, Board of Directors
son is a brother of Mrs. Newgen.
Ralph Lawrence, Agent
Larry Dimmick spent last week seen his brother, Cash Turner, for
NYSSA,
Nyssa, Oregon
at Homedale helping Earl Larson 12 years.
The annual school meeting will
W e Guarantee Our Work For One Year
with haying.
Darvis Bergam was honored at be held at the Owyhee schoolhouse
Free Estimates— Phone 196-J
a birthday party Tuesday afternoon June 21 at 8 o'clock.
Clyde Kim ball and his mother,
at the home of Mrs. Robb Thomp­
son. Guests were Val Garner, Pat- Mrs. K. C. Kimball, who arrived
tie Flanagan, Jimmy and Roger Sunday from their home at Oak­
Bergam. Rosalie McCoy of Cald­ land, California, are house guests
well, Leona Garner, Paul Knot- of Mr. and Mrs. James Langley.
In accordance with the provisions of the local budget law (Sections 110-1201 to 110-1215, O. C. L. A., as
tingham, Reva Rookstool, Marlene Miss Dorothy Hobson and her fi­
amended» notice is hereby given that the budget committee of the City of Nyssa, Oregon, in compliance
Bergam, Donnie Hintz, Paul Knot- ance. Clyde Kimball, will take their
with said law, prepared and adopted on June 4, 1948 the budget estimates for the C ity o f Nyssa, Oregon,
jtingham and Paula Bergam. Cro- marriage vows at 8 o'clock Tues­
for the ensuing year July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1949, as set in the following tabulations. A ll persons axe
Iquet and other games were played, day evening in the Northwest Naz-
arene chapel at Nampa. Mr. and
hereby notified that on Tuesday the 13th of July, 19 18, at 8:00 P. M „ in the council chamber in Nyssa,
I and refreshments were served
Oregon, said budget estimates may be discussed with the Common Council, the levying board for the City
I Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kollen of Ma- Mrs. E. J. Hobson, parents of the
of Nyssa, Oregon, and any person subject to the proposed tax levies will be heard In favor of or against
Idras, former residents of this val- bride-elect, were hosts at a family
dinner
Sunday.
Guests
were
Mr.
said proposed tax levies or any part thereof.
I ley, visited Thursday afternoon at
and
Mrs.
James
Langley
and
chil­
S U M M A R Y O F E S T IM A TE D E X PE N D IT U R E S, R E C E IPTS AND I FV IE S F IS C A L Y E A R 1948-49,
(lie home o f Ira Price and other
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hobson
Together with the actual expenditures for the fiscal years 1945-46 and 1946-47 and budget estimates f *
former neighbors.
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mi's.
Homer
the fiscal year 1947-48
Mr ‘ and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin
E X PE N D IT U R E S G ENERAL FUNDS
made two trips to Nampa last week, Brewer and family, and the bride-
the following Biennial Seed Crops:
to-be.
Miss
Dorothy
Hobson.
PERSO NAL SERVICE
having dental work done.
Budget
Mr. and Mrs. A1 M cKee and baby
Budget
Actual
Actual
Mrs. Charlie Schweizer and Mrs.
CARROT
1948-49
1947-48
1946-47
1945-46
Ralph Haworth left Monday to at­ of Ontario were Sunday afternoon
$ 2,880.00
$ 2,640.00
$ 2,570.00
$ 2,400.00
tend the 10-day Northwest Insti­ visitors at the James Langley home.
ONION
4,420 00
Clarice
Notheis left Saturday
2.280.00
2240.00
tute of International Relations at
Police
1.391.60
1,300.00
1.300.00
1.300.00
1,200.00
Reed college in Portland. The course morning for Portland, where she
City Manager-Recorder .
PARSLEY
560.00
460.00
460.00
400 00
includes instruction by noted lec­ will take .a six-week summer course
O ffice Clerk ......................
500.00
225.00
225.00
turers and round-table discussions conducted a t the Portland branch
225.00
Librarian
..........................
120.00
of the University o f Oregon.
PARSNIP = on vital current problems.
120.00
120.00
120.00
City Health O fficer ..........
Clarence Dodson of Willlamette
480 00
480.00
480.00
Children who have been attend­
115.50
C ity Attorney
1,000.00
900.00
900 00
ing the daily Bible classes at the valley spent several days visiting
900.00
Janitor ..............................
1,700.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
Owyhee sch,x>l the past two weeks at the home of his father. Reverend
1,140.00
City Grounds and Streets
250.00
200.00
240.00
ended the session with Che presen­ J. E. Dodson. They enjoyed fishing
200.00
Auditor_____________________
tation of an evening program F ri­ at the Owyhee dam and also at the
$13210.00
$10,105.00
$10,035.00
$ 8.092.00
T
O
T
A
L
S
day evening Mrs. Jesse Gregg has mouth of the Malheur river, which
O TH E R
been instructor for the intermedi­ yielded a nice catch. Clarence Dod­
$ 400.00
$ 600.00
$ 330.31
318.68
g NYSSA, OREGON
TELEPHONE 1J2 = ate group and Mrs. W iliam Gregg son and Rev. and Mrs. Dodson were C ffice and Supplies ....
1 , 000.00
2.000.00
2.027.04
Fire Department .....
1,431.18
dinner guests at tile Charles D itty
for the Junior group.
600.00
500.00
543.82
525.97
City Hall ..................
Fern Price left Tuesday morning home Thursday evening. Dodson
2700.00
2500 00
2,150.82
2,484 15
Street Lights ........ .
with the other 4-H scholarship returned to his home at Junction
2000.00
902.01
2000.00
142.75
Emergency ................
winners fo r Corvallis to attend 4-H City Sunday morning.
1500.00
2,500 00
2991 82
Bonded Indebtedness
2.000 00
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hillis and
summer school on the Oregon State
150 00
303.30
396.59
513.34
Interest on Bonds ...
their two daughters, Mrs. Lewis
college campus.
9800.00
2590.08
4,385.59
Street Fund
3.027.17
Those attending the wedding of Mitchell, and Mrs. George Pcn-
250.00
180.00
224.75
175.37
S. L A. C ...................
Dee G am er Friday evening at Em­ darvls, made a trip to Carey, Ida­
400 00
300.00
362.37
223.55
Prison Meals
mett were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert ho to attend a family reunion at
150.00
162.85
150.00
239.64
Telephones
...............
the
home
of
Floyd
Pudolph.
brother
Garner. Mr. and Mrs. Vern G ar­
2500.00
1.976.23
1000 00
736.42
C
ity
Grounds
o
f
Mrs.
HilUs.
While
visiting
in
ner, Wayne, Norman and Donnie
2900.00
620.45
500 00
311.03
Police Department ..
Gam er, Mr. and Mrs, George Folk- Burley. Mrs. Hillis' father, W iliam
800.00
800.00
487.44
1,245.81
Cemetery ..................
man. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stoker, Satterly, underwent a serious oper­
100.00
100.00
98.92
100.00
Library .......................
Keith, Jesse, Leslie, and Annie ation. Mrs. Hillis, therefore, re­
10,625.00
00.00
11 . 000.00
State Gas T ax Fund
2.500.00
Stoker, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sto­ mained with her parents, while
3000.00
1.379.35
3000.00
•
8.645.20
Nyssa Airport
ker The groom was a nephew of her husband and daughters return­
00.00
1,608.90
00.00
1.034.76
Housing .....................
Mr. and Mrs. Gam er. Over 200 ed to the valley. W illiam Satterly,
600 00
600.00
00.00
249.50
Municipal J u d ge_____
guests were present at the wed­ age 68 years, failed to recover from
$39,475.00
$21,166.39
$25,434.08
TO TALS
$31,116.00
ding, which was held at the home the operation, so Mrs. Hillis stayed
in Burley to attend his fu neral
$52,685.00
$33,526.08
$31,201.39
$41221.00
GRAND TO TALS
of Bishop Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Counsil were She arrived home this Wednesday,
New 2(5 by JO foot home on lot 90 by 200
RE CE IPTS
Monday evening supper guests at accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
$2591.00
$ 2500.00
Licenses ............................................
feet. Near schools, large size electric water heat­
the O. P. Counsil home. Mr. and Satterly, who will visit in her
3500.00
1600.00
Fines ....................................1...........
Mrs Joe Counsil left Tuesday for daughter's home.
er, fine large living room, 1(> by 21 feet. Room
9800.00
500.00
Road Fund ..................... ..................
Corvallis, where Mr. Counsil wiil
1420.00
1560.00
Liquor ........................... ......... ...........
for chickens, cow and large garden. Priced at
l ike an agricultural course at Ore- B U E N A V ISTA M AN
10.625.00
11 . 000.00
State Gas T a x Fund .......................
only $4,300.
o n State college under the G.I.
300.00
300.00
Tax ...........................................
IS SICK IN NYSSA Dog
training prog nun
Anticipated Surplus from General
Well located business lots. Can arrange size
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Baker of
2000.00
Fund
.................................
to suit in parcels of 32 by 58, $1,250 each. Take
Burley, Idaho were overnight guests BUENA V IS T A . June 17— Mr. and
Negotiable Bonds
3089.00
Mrs.
James
Stephen,
Sr.,
Mrs.
James
at the Delbert Garner home Friday.
Amount to be raised by Tax Levy-
as many as you need at that price. The corner
Stephen, Jr., and son, and Mrs,
They fished at the Owyhee dam.
16299.00
Inside 6': Lim itation
15,377.00
lot is priced at $1,000.
Grant
Armstrong
and
daughter
re­
Ontario shopprs during the week
Amount to be Raised by T ax Levy-
turned
home
Saturday
after
visit­
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert R effett.
8150 00
Outside 6 r 'r Lim itation
3295.00
W e have many fine listings to choose from.
Mrs. Frank Rataezyk. Mrs. Ger- ing several weeks in Nebraska.
$52,685.00
TO TALS
............................-....................
.............
$41,221.00
Mr.
and
Mr.
Leslie
T
o
p
liff
had
tmde McCracken of Portland, and
-----------------------------------STATE M E N T O F~ INDEBTEDNESS JUNE 30. 1948
as dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Ethel
Mrs. C. J. Rataezyk.
Refunding W ater Bonds ............
6 %
Outstanding
$ 5000.00
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Howard and Goodell and •family of Vale.
Sewage System Bonds
4%
9000 00
Outstanding
W illis Bertram is ill and under
two children were week-end guests
Refunding Improv. Bonds
6 %
Outstanding
1000 00
at the Cash Turner home. Mr. and a doctor’s care at the Jamison
5ri,
City Hall Bonds .........................
Outstanding
2000.00
Mrs. Howard returned to their home home in Nyssa. but will soon be
4 rc
Sewer Construction Bonds
Outstanding
15,000.00
at Bates, while Patty Ann and able to return home.
Water Works Improv. Bonds
2H — 2H
Outstanding
14.000 00
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Cleaver en­
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Jerry remained to visit their grand­
tertained with a waffle supper at
TOTALS
$46.000 00
parents for several weeks.
Mrs. Netl Dtmmlck and Mrs. their home Sunday evening. Those
Water Department
Our New Location
-52 North First Street
Russell Patton. S r„ attended the present were M r and Mrs. Delbert
EXPE N D ITU R E S
all-day frozen food demonstration Cleaver and Gary, Mr. and Mrs.
Actual
Actual
Budget
Budget
at the Bridgford plant in Ontario. Howard Day and daughters and
1945-46
1946-47
1947-48
1948-49
Dwayne Wilson of Parma spent Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver and
City Manager-Recorder
$ 1200.00
$ 130000
$ 1300.00
$ 1450.00
1200.00
Water Superintendent .
1320.00
1320 00
1440.00
O ffice Clerk
400 00
460.00
460 00
560 00
2392 39
Power ...............................
238889
2500 00
2500.00
Repairs and Supplies
7238 41
17307 50
14.992.14
12,922.50
Bonds
..
2000 00
1000 00
2000 00
2000 00
Interest on Bonds
882.50
797.50
712.50
627.50
TO TALS
$15.31330
$22258.53
$25,600.00
$21300.00
RFiCKIPTS
W R IT Rentals
»17.000.00
919.000.00
Negotiable Bonds
7600 00
Loan-Fire Dept.
1000 00
Estimated Surplus-Water Fund
00.00
2500.00
TO TALS
$25.600 00
$31.500 00
the group was visiting Jack WUli-
FLANAG AN STOCK
ard, Mrs. Notheis’ brother, who
BRINGS HIGH PRICE | operates itie concession for the
Notice O f Annual
School Election
DR. C.W. CRAVES
PLUMBING
Brower Plumbing Shop
OREGON
Notice of Budget Meeting
We Are N ow
CO N TRACTIN G
DESSERT SEED CO.
For Sale
Real Estate
E.L. JAMISON
NOTICE
To O w ners of Home Freezers
W e are now in a position to cut. wrap and sharp freeze your
meat and also sharp freeze vegetables and fruit for home
lockers.
— —
— W E H A V E EXTRA LOCKERS N O W —
Polar Cold Storage
— PHONE 124-W—
To get you
Sewer department
OUT OF DEBT
Oc at many other svcceuM
formers do-U*# the iond
Bonk System to pet your fh
nonctol o#otrt
smooth,
keyed order 30 yeon em
per feme ond co unties*
loons prove the
eohre o4
LA N D B A N K LO A N S
HERBERT J. DAVIS
Sery-Trea*.
Payette. Idaho
City Manager-Recorder
__ $
Sewer Superintendent
______
O ffice Clerk
Repairs and Replacements
-------
Power
Inspections
.........._....... .....-------
Bonds
Bond Interest ...... ... .......... ...... ......
Water
TO TALS
$
Service Charges
Negotiable Bonds
Estimated Surplus
TO TALS
.......... ■
..-
___ -
1200 00
1005.00
400 00
205100
313 20
37 00
1500 00
113000
37 80
7394 00
9
$ 130000
1320.00
460.00
1704.72
206 48
68 00
1500 00
101941
00.00
$ 7578 61
•
$ 130000
132000
460 00
5522.00
400 00
40 00
2000 00
1000.00
38 00
$12.080 00
$ 1450 00
1440 00
560 00
4252 00
400 00
40 00
2000 00
920 00
38 00
$11.100 00
$ 7000 00
2280 00
2800 00
$ 8500 00
RECEIPTS
*12.000 00
2600 00
911.100.00
J. L. H e m man. Chairman
Bernard Eastman. Secretary