Nyssa gate city journal., June 30, 1949, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949
N E W RESID EN TS
M O V E T O A D R IA N
I Later she accompanied the children
I to the theatre.
Mrs. Howard Hatch entered the
ADRIAN, June 30—Mr. and Mrs. Ontario hospital Monday evening
Ray Holly entertained at their for a major operation.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Eastman of
home Friday evening with an anni-
Caldwell spent Sunday visiting
versarary party. Those attending Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Eastman and
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr and Mrs. Glen Brown.
Jim Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt
Glen Brown and Jess Norris fish­
Timmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Dan ed Thursday at Owyhee dam.
Holly, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich Holly George Cartwright and Jess Norris
and son.
were Saturday night and Sunday
Several local men went on fish­ fisheman at Whitney.
Howard
ing trips during the week.
Hatch and Vernon Parker were
Mrs. Bill Looney entertained 12 lake fishing near Jordan Valley
young people in honor of her son. from Friday until Saturday. Bob
Bill Looney on his 10 birthday Webster and Charley Newbill and
Saturday, with a picnic supper. son fished for two days last week
WATCH FOR
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$ $ $ $
Now Available
FREE— W E S T IN G H O U S E
Sewing Machines
Console Models
as low as $6.89 a month
after a small clown payment
“ 20 Year Guarantee On All Machines”
Ostrom Brothers Appliance
50 & 52 North First Street
Buying A Combine ?
IT W ILL BE AN O LIV ER
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on the north fork of the Owyhee.
Mr and Mrs Dan Holly and son,
Ted, are to be gone all week fish­
ing at Benjdorf.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Potter of
Nampa and Miss Marian Potter of
Los Angeles were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith of
Newell Heights and Mrs. W. W.
Smith were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith
Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Glaze of
Manhatten Beach, California are
visiting a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Henderson and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Looney.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill MrEwen and
and twin daughters of Ontario vis­
ited Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvon McGinnis.
Mr. and Mrs. D.
W. Patch of
Nyssa were Tuesday evening vis­
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
K. I. Peterson.
Mr.
and Mrs. George M. Sind-
berg, formerly of Fossil. Oregon,
are new Adrian residents. They
are living in one of the Holly
houses. They have two children,
a girl, Carol Ann, and a son. Jim­
my. Mr. Sindberg will be the new
athletic coach in the high school
next year.
During the summer
he intends to fish, and he also
hopes to do some painting.
Mrs. Glen Brown and Mrs. Jess
Norris shopped in Caldwell Friday.
Mrs. Robert Brown visited her
parents, Mr and Mrs. F. F. Cum­
mins, in Boise Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansen and
son, Dickie, left Tuesday for Port­
land to attend to business. They
returned home Friday.
Roy Meecham and Miss Shirley
Smith were visitors in Emmett
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Matthews and
family were dinner guests Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and
family shopped in Ontario Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer and
family visited friends in Houston
Sunday.
Bill Ashcraft was in Madras vis­
iting his daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Kra Richards, from
Wednesday until Saturday.
Miss
Connie Richards, his grand-daugh­
ter, returned to Adrian with him
to spend a few days.
Mrs. Threlma Elliott returned
Saturday from Corvallis, where she
attended 4-H summer school. While
she was there she was the chap­
erone of Waldo hall at the Oregon
State college, which housed 220
girls. She also visited her son and
Taxi
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Talk to the men who own one:
Shorty Brandt, Omar Hite, Jim Robb, Jim
Malloy, John Strickland or Joe Hobson.
Trailways Bus Depot
Look at the Oliver machine on the same
day you look at our competitor’s.
Dave Thomas
3. Think of the 100 years experience Nichols
and Sheppard have had building threshing and
combine units.
“ The House of Oliver”
Nyssa Implement Co.
Phone 217
General Contracting and
Building
Custom-Built Cabinets and
Furniture
Furniture Repairing and
Refinishing
1V4 miles north of Nyssa-Parma
Johnson Cabinet
Shop
Highway 95
Phone 023J1
Junction
USE LIQUID FERTILIZER
FO R B IG G E R A N D B E T T E R CR O PS
Easy To Apply - Quick Results
NO D R I L L I N G . B R O A D C A S T I N G or S P R E A D I N G
Liquid fertilizer is a highly concentrated plant food, composed
almost entirely of soluable plant nutrients. It is immediately
available to the root system, and only a minimum of time is
required for crops to respond after it has been applied, and can
be used all through the growing period.
There are many advantages in using liquid fertilizer. Frequent
feeding of crops result in more continuous, uniform growth, than
one or two large applications of plant food during the season.
The number of applications'vanes, however, with the climate,
time of year and variety of crop being grown.
dauihter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Elliott. Friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Elliott have
learned that* they are now living in
Salem where he is working for the
Blue Lake Canning company, with
Johnny Johnson, former Adrian
resident and teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Eerl Winn and
son, Bruce, are now living in their
new home near Adrian.
Mrs. Vernon Parker and children
visited in Nyssa with her father.
R. Toomfo, Sr., Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Newman and
children have returned to Adrian
after a trip to Corvallis, Eugene
and Eastern Idaho visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis visited
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Hatch.
Alvon McGinnis was unable to
work for several days last week
because of lunuiiig a large nail
through his foot.
Miss Barbara Hatch is leaving
Monday for California with her
aunt and uncle for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch has
a lawn dinner Sunday for friends
and relatives.
Mrs. K. I- Peterson attended the
Legion auxiliary meeting Thurs­
day at the home of Mrs. Eggen-
baugh of South Owyhee.
Miss Bobby Jo Webster was an
over night guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown Satur­
day.
for the following guests: Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Tensen, Klass Tensen,
Dick Tensen, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Tensen, Niel and Carolyn, Aden
Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Groot.
Mrs. Dick Stain of Oregon Trail
N Y SSA M EN A TTE N D
G R A N G E G A T H E R IN G
In accordance with the provisions of the Local Budget Law (Sections 110-1201 to 110-1315 O. C. X* A., as
amended) notice is hereby given that the budget committee of the City of Nyssa, Oregon, in compliance
with said law, prepared and adopted on June 7, 1949 the budget estimaies for the City of Nyssa, Oregon, for
the ensuing year July 1, 1949 to June 30. 1960, as set in the following tabulations. All persons are hereby
notified that on Tuesday the 12th day of July. 1949, at 8:00 p. m„ In the Council Chamber In Nyssa, Oregon,
said budget estimates may be discussed with the Common Council, the levying board for the City of Nyssa,
Oregon, and any person subject to the proposed tax levies will be heard in favor of or against said proposed
tax levies or any part thereof.
KINGM AN KOLONY, June 30—
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Nichols and
sons, Kenny and Glen, Mrs. Elmer
Frank, all of Homedale; Rev. and
Mrs. George Pollard of Boise, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Bach and child­
ren, Billy and Jeanne of Richmond,
California and Mrs. L. Bach of
Ogden, attended a picnic at the
J. G. Lane home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Thiel and Greig, John­
ny and Mary An:, made a trip to
Uniontown,
Washington over
Thursday and Friday. While there
they visited an uncle of Mrs. Thiel.
On their return they stopped at
the Lester Goulet home in Lostlne.
Oregon.
Mrs. L. L. Kreager and son, were
in Caldwell Wednesday on business.
Sixteen members of the 4-H Sad­
dle club met at Jimmy Chamber­
lains home Sunday. They prac­
ticed drilling and carrying flags.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer visited
at the Gale Martin home In Adrian
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Alvtta Lucky and daughter,
Evelyn, left for St. Louis, Missouri
Wednesday after spending a three-
week vacation at the Guv Moore
home.
Mrs. James Sneed and two sons
of Letha, Mrs. Alvita Lucky and
daughter, Evelyn, of St Louis, Mrs.
Esther McCormick and daughter,
Lorraine and the Guy Moore fam ­
ily enjoyed a picnic at the Owyhee
dam Sunday. On their way home
they stopped for swimming at the
Snively pool.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark left
last Wednesday for their home in
San Francisco, after visiting a
few weeks at the Guy Moore home.
Ed Knettle and Hamilton Chad-
derdon of Nyssa were speakers at
the Kingman Kolony Grange meet­
ing Monday night. Mr. Knettle in­
vited the Grange to send a rep­
resentative to the newly organized
Toastmasters club of Nyssa. Mr.
Chadderdon spoke of the mutual
benefit derived from the coopera­
tion of the business men and the
farmers of the community. William
Toomb and Wesley Piercy gave
talks concerning the Dairy in­
dustry in Malheur county.
TOBLER’S FEED & FUEL
NYSSA
Phone 26
Mrs. Jake Oroot of Arcadia called
on Mrs. Norman Jamison last
week.
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Notice O f 1949-50 Budget Meeting
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, RECEIPTS AND LEVIES FISCAL YEAR 1940-50
Together with the actual expenditures for the fiscal years 1940-47 and 1947-48 and budget estimates for
the fiscal year 1948-49.
EXPENDITURES GENERAL FUNDS
PERSONAL SERVICE
V
Actual
1940-47
Police Chief .................................... $ 2,570.00
Police ............................................. 2,240.00
City Mgr. Recorder ...................... 1,300.00
Office Clerk
........................... .
460.00
Librarian ............... .......................
225.00
City Health Officer .........................
120.00
City Attorney .................................
480.00
Janitor
......................................
900.00
City Grds. & Streets ..................... 1,500.00
Auditor ...........................................
240.00
Totals .....................................
Actual
1947-48
$ 2,040.00
3,334.03
1,300.00
460 00
225 00
120.00
480.00
900.00
1,500.00
250.00
$11,209.00
Budget
1948-40
$ 2,880.00
4,420.00
1,300.00
560.00
500.00
120.00
480.00
1,000.00
1,700.00
260.00
$13,210.00
Budget
1949-50
$ 2380.00
6,280.00
1,400.00
560.00
600.00
120.00
480.00
1,000 00
1,700.00
250.00
*14,170 00
$
*
OTHER
Office & Supplies .................. ....... t 330.31
Fire Dept................................. ....... 2,027.04
543.82
City Hall ................................ .......
2,150.82
Street Lights .......................... ... .
.......
902.01
Emergency .............................
Bonded Indebtedness ............ ....... 2,500.00
396.59
Interest on Bonds ..................
4.385.59
Street Fund ...........................
224 75
S. I. A. C................................. .......
.......
362.37
Prison Meals
162.85
Telephones
................. .......
... .. 1,976.23
City Grds.
620 45
Police Dept.
................... .......
Cemetery ................................. ....... 1,245.81
100.00
Library .................................. .......
00.00
State Gas Tax .......................
Nyssa Airport ......................... ....... 1,379.36
1.608 90
Housing ................................. ......
249.50
Municipal Judge ....................
Dog Tax ................................. ----
$21,166.39
Totals
$31,201.39
Grand Totals
$
645.22
2,226.35
672.97
2,667.73
1,947.26
2,991.82
318.12
2,916.47
271.84
804.80
162.25
1,442.87
578/20
2,010.64
99.07
10,467.8«
2,972.65
00.00
1,433.00
236.06
34,865.18
$46,074.21
400.00
1,000.00
600.00
2,700.00
2,000.00
1,500.00
150.00
9,800.00
250.00
400.00
150.00
2,500.00
2,900.00
800.00
100.00
10,625.00
3,000.00
00.00
600.00
$39,475.00
$52,685.00
400.00
1,500.00
750.00
2,800.00
3,247.00
6,000.00
2,075.00
6,000.00
250.00
400.00
150.00
3,000.00
1,900.00
1,000.00
100.00
12,852.00
1,500.00
00.00
600.00
400.00
$44,934.00
$59,094.00
RECEIPTS
* 2,700.00
3,500.00
6,000.00
1,510.00
12,852.00
600.00
3,922.00
17,278.00
$58,347.00
EXPENDITURES
Automobile And
Furniture
LOANS
Cash For Every
Actual
1946-47
City Manager-Recorder ......... .......$ 1.300 00
Water -Superintendent .......... ....... 1,320 00
460 00
Office Clerk
2/188 89
Power
...... 14,992.14
Repairs Si Supplies
1,000.00
Bonds
797.50
Interest on Bonds
.. $22.358 53
Totals
Purpose
$ 5 0 .0 0
Actual
3947-48
$ 1,300.00
1,320.00
460.00
2,428.67
15,520 50
3.000.00
742.50
$34.771.76
Budget
1948-49
$ 1,450.00
1,440.00
560.00
2,500.00
12,922.50
2,000 00
627.50
$21.50000
Budget
1940-50
* 1,550.00
1,440.00
560.00
2,600.00
5827.50
6,000.00
3,122.50
*31,100 00
$19,000.00
2,500.00
$21,500.00
«21,100.00
00.00
$ 1,450 00
1.440.00
560 00
4/262.00
400.00
40 00
2.000 00
920 00
38.00
$11.100 00
* 1,560 00
1,440.00
560.00
8,332 00
400 00
40.00
2.000.00
840 00
38.00
$15,200 00
$ 8,500.00
2,600 00
$11,100.00
) 9,20000
6.000 00
*15.200 00
RECEIPTS
Water-Rentals
Estimated Surplus-Water Fund
Total
to
ita .ìoò.oo
SEWER DEPARTMENT
EXPENDITURES
$ 5 0 0 .0 0
John H. Pierson
Grigg Bros. & Butler
— Every
Wednesday—
City Manager-Recorder
8ewer Superintendent .......
Office Clerk
Repairs Ac Replacements ....
Power
Inspections ___ ________-.....
Bonds
Bond Interest ______ ___ _
Water ...............................
Totals
* 1,300 00
1,320 00
460 00
.... 1,704 72
206 48
68.00
1.500 00
... 1,019 41
00 00
$ 7,578 61
Come In And Talk
Over Your Finance
Troubles.
OREGON
Tensen and Mr. and Mrs. Z David­
son of Parma. Two tables of Whist
were In play during the afternoon.
$ 2,501 00
Licenses ...................
3,500.00
Pines
..........
... 9.800 00
Road F u n d ........
... 1,420.00
L iq u o r .................
10.625.00
State Gas Tax Fund
300.00
Dog Tax
........... ............................. ...
Street Imp. Dist. No. 2, Installments
....... ......................................... *
Amount to be RaLsed by Tax Levy:
P IN O C H L E P A R T Y
........ ’ ... ............ ..... ......... .... 16,299 00
Inside 6% Limitation
H E LD O N C O L U M B IA Amount to be RaLsed by Tax Levy : ..............
8,150 00
Outside 6% Limitation ......
COLUMBIA AVENUE, June 30— Totals
$52.685 00
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tensen and
Niel, members of he Owyhee Rid­
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS JUNE 30 1949
ing club of Nyssa, participated in
Outstanding
$ 4,000.00
the Cherry festival and horse show Refundii^ Water Bonds ....... ___ 6%
Outstanding
8,000.00
.. 4%
Sewage System Bonds
at Emmett Thursday.
Outstanding
500 00
..... 6%
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot en­ Refunding Imp. Bonds
Outstanding
1,000.00
..... 5%
tertained the pinochle club Bun- City Hall Bonds
Outstanding
14,000 00
...... 4%
day afternoon. George Smit held Sewer Const. Bonds
•
Outstanding
13,000.00
...... 2V4-2V4
high score, Mrs. Davidson second Water Works Imp. Bond
Outstanding
33.500.00
2 3/4
Street Imp. Dist. No. 2 .........
high and Mr. Davidson low.
Outstanding
33,500.00
...... 3V*
Mr. and Mrs. John Broad enter­ Street Intersection
Outstanding
86,000.00
........ ...... 3%
tained Friday afternoon In observ­ Waterworks Extension
11.000.00
ance of the birthday anniversary Leseberg & Stoker, Warrants
$204,500.00
of Mrs. Broad. A lunch was serv­ Total
ed on the lawn. Place's were laid
W ATER DEPARTMENT
Unlike other kinds of commercial fertilizer, liquid requires
veiy little labor for its use. It is applied with the water.
O f great significance is the fact that with the use of LIQUID
FERTILIZER, plant nutrients may be applied when they are
needed by the plants and by application directly into irrigation
water. This may be done at any time during the plant’s growth
without the slightest danger of burning and injuring tender feed­
er roots or injuring plant leaves or foliage with heavy side dress­
ing equipment.
entertalntd at tea and cards Thurs­
day afternoon for the followii^
friends and relatives: Mr. and Mrs.
John
Timmerman
of
Newell
Heights, Mr and Mrs. Gerrlt Groot
of Apple Valley, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Groot, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Maybe I
Can Help
$ 1,300 00
1.320.00
460 00
2,747.13
21935
64 00
2.000.00
1.060.00
00 00
( 9,170 38
RECEIPT«
Service Charges
Estimated Surplus
Total* ..... -......... -....... -........
BERNARD
EASTMAN,
Chairman
R. G.
W HITAKER, Secretary