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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 9. 1951 Parti»** Are Given Al Su n*el Vall«*v SUNSET VALLEY, Aug 9—Dianne Whitman entertained a number of her girl friends at her 10th birthday party at the Ken Lorensen home last Monday, The activities Includ ed a swimming party In the after noon at the Ontario pool, supper on the lawn, a slumber party and waf fle breakfast the following morning Sunday dinner guests at the Ke.i Lorensen h o m e were Caldwell friends, Mrs Lottie Thornton, Miss Mona and Miss Marie Thornton and Herman Lorensen. Mr and Mrs. Ira Chadd weie hosts Monday evening at a birthday party given on their lawn for Mrs. Home beauty begins w it h . . . S lu m Lumbar Co. Harry Oahan, Quests Included Harry Oahan, Mr and Mrs James Malloy, and Mrs. Ken Bales of West Los Angeles, sister of Mr. Oahan Visitors at the Herbert Bergam home for several days were Mr and Mrs Morgan Mathewson. step brother of Mrs Bergam. of Ritchie. A tana, and Mr and Mrs. Albert Stephans of Sidney. Montana The visiting women are sisters. Both couples were house guests at the home of H Chadderdon In Nyssa. The visitors and their relatives picnicked at the Owyhee dam be fore leaving Herbert Bergam Is building a new granary A family gathering and dinner were held recently at the home of Mr and Mrs. Walter Hillls Ouests were Mr and Mrs. Dee Hillls of Boise, Mr and Mrs lewis Mitchell. Mr and Mrs. Melvin Pendarvls and family, and Manon Hillls and Bud dy and Colleen Hillls of Boise Miss Karen Poss of Ogden Is a house guest of Mr and Mrs. Harley Wilson. Sunday dinner guests also at the Harley Wilson Borne includ ed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of Rosewell and Oeorge Wilson. Raymond and Lurelle Bergman spent the week at McCall attending a young people’s Bible conference Mr and Mrs Robert Newgen and three sons, and Mr, and Mrs Ora Newgen visited at the Dee Hillls home in Boise Saturday evening The Robert Newgen family returned DEAD ANIM ALS Free Pickup Ontario Parma Nyssa Phone Collect Ontario Grain Co. 53 Phone 98 Main Plant 100 Idaho-Oregon Rendering Co. Nyssa, Oregon HERE’S KEEPS YOUR HOME COMFORTABLE to their home In Madras Sunday after spending several days helping with the wheat harvest on -le Leonard Newgen farm. Mr and Mrs Robert Reffett were among the 18 guests at a lawn sup per party at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Adams Thursday even ing. The occasion honored Mrs. Oran Lewis of San Francisco and Miss Anna Lewis of Salt Lake City, who had been visiting Mrs Harry Gardner The visiting women are aunts of Mrs Reffett. John Johnlg, fire chief of the Weyerhauser mill at Longview. Washington Is a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen, spend ing part of his annual vacation here again. Henry Durfee. who Is on an L. D. S. mission at Buffalo, New York, recently sent records to his brother, Irvin, with recorded songs and news of his work. Mrs. Charles Schwlezer was hos- tr Thursday afternoon to 10 mem bers of the Sunset auxiliary. A s' the weather was warm, the women visited on the lawn, enjoying a re freshing lunch. The September meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Oeorge Polkman Ouest visitor for the afternoon was Mrs. James Etherlngton of Utah, mother of Mrs. Polkman and Mrs Delbert Oarner. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olson of Buhl, Idaho were week-end guests of Mr and Mrs. L. W. Pomeroy Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs. Leon Terrlere and family of Cor vallis. Mr Terrlere. assistant chem ist at the O. 8 C experiment sta tion. was en route to Denver for a week’s business consultation. Modern l*i»»neer (Unit Ha* Meeting NEWELL HEIGHTS, Aug 9—Mr and Mrs. Jake Borge have had as guests this past week, his lather, Paul Borge and brother, Albert Borge and family and June Turner all of Sacramento. The guests left Monday to return to Sacramento by way of Alturas, California. The Modern Pioneer club met at the home of Mrs. Dick Kriegh Tues day afternoon for a hobo picnic. Mrs. Jake Borge and her daughter, Kay, won the prizes of bandana handkerchiefs for the most eccent ric costumes. The next meeting will be held In the M. L dudd home. Carolyn Schiemer was the honor guest at a bridal shower given in the basement of the United Presby terian church Wednesday afternoon. The affair was sponsored by Mrs. C B Hill. Mrs. Stanley H1H, Mrs. M L. Judd. Mrs. Marlon Kurtz. Mrs. I.uit Stam, Mrs. John Timmerman. Mrs Earl Worden and Mrs. George Elfers. The shower was well a t tended by friends and relatives and Carolyn received many beautiful and useful gifts. Mr and Mrs. M L. Kurtz left Tuesday for La Grande to visit their son. Bill and family. They returned Thursday Mrs Ellen Smith and daughter of Needles, California, who have been visiting Mrs, Smith's parents, Mr and Mrs. Peter Jensen, and family for the past two weeks left last week to return to her home. Mr and Mrs Bob Haney and baby were week-end guests in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H Haney. Mrs Haney is re maining in the E. H Haney home with the baby for a time while the father works In Prairie City. He Is employed by Glenn 8hort In the hay chopping business. Mr and Mrs Lou P ratt and Anita and Frank attended the Masonic picnic in Nyssa Sunday afternoon The regular annual picnic of the Malheur County Farm Bureau will be held in Vale Saturday. August 18 Nancy Pratt of Soda Springs, Cali fornia has been a guest in the Louis Pratt home this week Mr and Mrs. Doyle Louder and children of Rupert, Idaho are vis iting in the homes of her parents, Mr and Mrs. A M Hammon. and her brother. Mr and Mrs. Durlin Hammon. this week. Vern Kriegh arrived Wednesday from Buhl. Idaho to visit his son. Dick Krlegh and family Following will be employed by the Stoker Con a picnic on the Rube Graham lawn struction company Mr and Mrs. A. M. Hammon and Friday evening Mr. Krlegh returned to Buhl, accompanied by his w ifi,; Mr and Mrs Doyle Louder were :n who has been visiting in Dick Welser shopping last week Mr and Mrs. Monty Spelman re Kriegh, Wesley Plercy and Ruoe Oraham homes the past two week, turned Monday from Idaho Falls, Other 'guests at the picnic Friday where they attended the funeral of evening were Mr. and Mrs Dick Mrs. Spelman’s brother last week. Kriegh and children, Mr. and Mrs , Wayne Piercy and Dale, Mr. and Here From Salt Lake— Mrs Wesley Plercy and Mr. and Mrs. S. W Andrus of Salt Lake Mrs. Bill Toombs and Dickie. City was an overnight guest Satur Adele Hammon is visiting in Boise day night in the Lamont Fife home. with Mary Stoker in the Les Stoker home. Soldier. Wife Stop— Mr and Mrs. Marlon Hammon re Corp. and Mrs Ray Bybee of Spo turned from Utah Wednesday and kane stopped in Nyssa Tuesday for continued on to Warrens, Idaho, a visit with their parents while en where Mr. Hammon and Bobby route to Lowery field, Colorado, -L O A N S - DR. G.W. GRAVES ALL KINDS OF Optometrist Eyes Examined Phone 720 718 Arthur St. C a ld w e ll, Idaho Real Estate Loans Prompt, Courteous Service KEN POND 16 North 3rd. Insurance Phone 218 Located At Western Store RESIDENCE PHONE 286-R Herbert E. Cox-Technician G U A R A N TE ED T O SATISFY 1} after I t months you are not satisfied that Halsam ll'ixd has made your home cooler in ram mer warmer in winter, Boise Payette will refund your money including the coet of installation. Call for a FREE ESTIM ATE of how much it will cost to insulate jour home with ItsUxm Wool. No obligation. Hainan Wool may be installed fur as little as t# ‘ down an KIIA Title I Loan. C. F. MINK. Managoi Phono IS NYSSA. OREGON John C. Etiering. Sheriff and Tax Collector June M. 1961 STATE OF OREGON County of Malheur ) * ) “ Balance of Uncollected taxes Dec. 31, 1960 Receipts from sale of County Land turned over to Treasurer Interest collected since Dec. 31. I960 and turned over to T reasurer------ Charged from tax rolls account of tax foreclosures, court orders etc. Added to 1st rolls account of Sheriff* assessm ents------------------- ---- ------ Collections turned over to Treasurer since Dec. 31. 1950 -------------------- Balance of uncollected ta x e s ------------ $791,909.OS _ 9.568.90 $ 9668 90 _ 5.790.71 5.790.71 76,546.75 1,147.79 228.699.75 487,804 63 $808.410.48 STATE OF OREGON 1 V : County of Malheur SS. ) I, John C. Elfering. Sheriff and Tax Collector of Malheur County, Oregon hereby certify that the foregoing statement is true and correct I to the best of my knowledge and belief. JOHN C. ELFERINO Sheriff and Tax Collector, Malheur County, Oregon By Joseph D. Barnes Deputy Clerk's Semi-annual Statement F ran J a n u a r y 1, 1951 t o J a n e 38. 1951 FUNDS ON HAND Cities and Tow ns___..— ------- City and Town Road Districts Court House Building F u n d ---- Dog License Fund Irrigation and Drainage Districts Enforcement Fund ............. ............ Estate of Deceased P ersons_____ Area ............ _ ...... =. I Experimental Fire Patrol ____ ____________ County Fair F u n d ------------------ General County F u n d _________ General Road F u n d ___________ Rodent Control F u n d __________ Indigent Liquor F u n d ________ Library Fund Law Library F u n d ----------------- School Library F u n d __________ Lost and Found Property Fund ._ Non-High School Fund ........ .... Non-High School Sinking Fund Road District No. 3 _________ State Fund T a x _____________ County School F u n d _________ State School Fund ___________ School Districts ............................ Special Relief F u n d _________ Taylor Grazing No. 6 ________ Bounty ......................... .................. Weed Control F u n d _________ Fund in Lieu of Undertaking on Attachment Vale Jordan Grazing D istric t_____________ Rural Schools ..................................;________ Nyssa Rural Fire D istric t________ _________ 8tate G a m e ____________________________ 497.33 234.70 101.909 51 304 03 25269.48 1-300 00 10 00 799.74 2.06 4.659 49 2233.42 4,780.66 85.79 20,73627 70.34 1,35527 721.68 128.55 21.105.00 4.487.96 3.42225 319.72 2.488 92 430 84 658,870.74 391.42 5.64 1,281.50 593 65 O. D. .O. D. 1.00 2-way TUMBLEBUG PLOW The Preferred Plow for Turning All Furrows One Way! H ere > ibe 2-way, roll-over tracto r plow that is made fo r m o d ern terrac in g , for use in irrig a tin g Acids, on h illsid es and w herever it is necessary to turn all your fu rro w s o n e way. T h e T K , o r T u m b teb u g , does a g ood, u niform j o b o f plow in g . Dead furrow s are elim inated, and fo llew -u p o p e ra tio n s are m ade easier. B ottom s are arra n g ed so fu rro w s are tu rn ed to the rig h t w ith o n e g an g W hen the o th er g an g is trip p ed and tu rn s in to p o sitio n the furrow s are turned to the left. T he T u m b lcb u g is no w ider than an o rd in ary tw o-gang tra c to r plow Levers adjust the p lo w in g depth and b o t to m s' arc always raised to the same h eight. A sp rin g release safety hitch p rotects th e plow if it strikes an o b stru ctio n HANDLES E A S I L Y . . . TURNS O N A DIME! W h en the plow is raised, the w heels pivot to an alm ost square tu rn . T u rn in g is as easy as if the plow w ere tra c to r m ounted. It can be tatily backed any distance. At th e en d s o f the furrow the plow and tracto r sw ing to o n e side, back u p , and sw ing in to the fu rro w again. T u rn in g ia acco m p lish ed o n an absolute m inim um of u n p lo w ed land. T h ese are but a few o f the reaso n s why the T um ble- bug ia to d ay ’s fastest sellin g 2-way tra c to r plow. COMI tN ANO SII US FOR COMPLETI PACTS ON THI MM TUMKIBUO PLOW AND OTHER MM MODERN MACMFMS. VISIONIMID TRACTORS ANO POWER UNITS. R & M Equipment Co. NYSSA, OREGON Statement Balaam Wool is actually a built-in control for the "climate” of your home. Because it is a sealed insulation ami because it is actually fastened to the framework of your home . . . it creates an insulation barrier that is permanent and complete. It can't sag or pack; is moisture- proof, wind-proof, fire resistant, rot and termite- proof. Installation is easy, too. Many people do the job themselves. Semi-annual Statement $808,410.48 RADIO & REFRIGERATION REPAIRING 'HONE ¿44-J where Bybee will receive four Bybee Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. 3. months of schooling In radar. They P Bybee and Mrs. Bybee la a daugh will then return to Spokane. Oorp. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bingham. Financial Report of Ora C. Hope, Treasurer of Malheur County, Oregon, December 31, 1950 to June 30, 1951 5.557.11 18.373.88 1,53827 0.00 $ 874.364.22 OENERAL FUND WARRANT AOCC TNT Warrants Unredeemed January 1, 1961 Warrants Issued Last Six M o n th s_________________ ____ 8.593.89 73,365.00 I Warrants Redeemed Last Six M o n th s_____ Balance Unredeemed Warrants June 30, 1951 81,958.89 $ 74,540.35 7.418.54 > 81,958 89 Cash in General Fund June 30, 1951 Warrants O utstanding____________ « 223342 7.41854 0. D. $ 5,185.12 STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30. 1951 Collection of Taxes. Sheriff, Clerk. Assessor Treasurer and other receip ts________ $1.011.630.14 DISBURSEMENTS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30. Appropriation for Indigent V eterans_________________ __ $ Circuit C o u rt_________________________________________ County C o u rt_________________________________________ Sheriffs O flic e _______________________________________ Olerk’s O ffice____________ __ _________________________ Assessor’s O ffice______________________ ________________ Treasurer's O ffic e ____________________________________ County School Superintendent's O ffice__________________ Children's A i d ____________________________________ ___ Withholding T a x _____________________________________ State Withholding Tax State Industrial Accident Commission County V eterin arian _______________ Dependent C hildren__ ______________ 1951 0.00 3,580.15 2213.00 10.008.20 8231.91 729374 1.670 31 2,918.56 180.00 31.90 309 54.86 899 50 4.488.75 825 65 0 00 Bal. 6/38/31 Watermaster and Deputies Debits 27.00 $ 874.264.22 Insane Examination of _________ $1293.532 68 _______ ___ 3.541.06 319.72 Justice Court 0 00 ........... 6.485 28 2233 42 Health Department 103 .509 44 800 00 2.486 92 Audit County Books 37 215 60 _ ... 211.00 4.780 86 Vital Statistics 143 194 31 O D 1.06123 3.422 25 District Attorney's Office .............. 29.557 75 . . . 3.417.50 21,106 00 Court House. “Current Expense" 10,524 54 4.437 96 (Fuel. Water. Telephone, Janitor, ate.) Court House 000 10.100 30 601 45 (Office furniture. Improvements, insurance, etc.) ............. 50.722 03 4.500 00 6200 69 Care of Poor 77 .434 42 ___ 3275.00 12.064 09 Agricultural Advisor 196.552 56 89 10 Miscellaneous 22 50 3.639 04 .... ...... ................... 6.86575 ouo Old Age Assistance 1.61031 40425 204 16 Blind Assistance ............................. 2.976 65 28 41 7031 Old Peoples Home 3 920 86 O D . 50622 721 68 Officers Indemnity Bonds 707.41 ..... 8420 1.355 27 Election 136 00 174.88 .......... ............ 101.908.51 Coroner 000 000 430 84 School Institute and Examinations 000 14.40 799 74 Destruction of Predatory Animals 402 40 1.281 50 000 »48.566 28 » 73 266 00 559.783 34 234 70 5.521 17 $ 4,15520 497 33 Library Fund .... 19.543 30 126.00 .................. 85 79 Law Library 0 00 377 40 2 06 Experimental Area 289 31 20 « 1222026 1.538 27 Vale Jordan Graxing Dtst. 620 87 763 54 1.195.63 304 03 Special Relief 521 80 253 60 25.000 00 1000 Nyssa Road Dist. No. 3 18 24 500 240 00 4 .069 49 Indigent Liquor 000 1 409 49 52140 593 85 Dog License 000 41 55 5.587 11 12 920 36 3259 94 564 $ 44.536 43 000 000 20.736 27 340 00 7.008 31 $ 156 719 72 24.471 13 Oeneral Road Fund 15 803 12 9 421 20 796 35 14 953 37 3.110 53 000 STATE OP OREGON 387 75 279 75 138 55 000 000 1 ' « 000 1 00 County of Malheur 000 391 43 1.23333 I. H S Sackett, County Clerk of Malheur County, Slate of Oregon, 245 37 1200 90 do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct gtotement 195 50 300 00 of the financial condition of Malheur County. Oregon, as lhopn by the I. Ora C Hope. Treasurer of Malheur County, Oregon, hereby certify the foregoing to be true and correct Records at the close of business. June 30. 1961 Dated this 13th day of July. 1961 ______ to the best of my knowledge and belief _____ Ora C HOPE H. 8 . SA CK ETT County Treasurer County Clerk of Malheur County. Stole of Oregon R al 12/31/50 Fund $ 984.440 14 Cash — --------------------- 315 11 Stale Tax ----- 58.387 88 General County 1218 32 County School 42.986 05 General Road ...... ......— 24.866 40 Road No 2 ____ — ----- 19.199 35 Non High School 4.487 96 Non High Reserve- 18.592 22 Union High Schools __ 64.801 67 Rural High -------- 162 859 59 Rural Elementary ------ 209 92 O D Rural School 000 Rural School Emergency 1 91k! $8 Malheur-Harney Union High No. 1 County Library -------------- 2,137 67 1.315 U0 School L i b r a r y ------------------ 1,340 09 Law Library — .----- 82.700 42 Courthouse Sinking 430 84 State School 1 199 80 Experimental Area 1 381 50 Bounty ----------------- 410.647 29 School D istric ts_______________ 293 79 City R o a d s------------------------------ 1.037 96 C itie s -------------------------- 85 79 Rodent Control 289 31 Ftr* P a t r o l ------------------- 1395 60 Nyssa Fire District 572 23 Dog L i c e n s e -------------- ■ N Estates of Deceased --------- 3280 00 County F a i r ----------------------- 862 70 Weed Control 15217 43 Vale Orasing District No 3 504 Taylor Or sung No. • 13 947 96 Indigent Liquor 30 853 J5 Irrigation Districts — 12.041 19 Drainage D istric ts-------- 100 00 Stale Game 138 55 Lost and Pound Property 100 Deposit in Lieu of Bond 1378 38 Special R e lie f -------------- 1.196 50 Enforcement .... — Credits $1.18335676 4 61 47,354 98 38.486 20 95.427 40 8.113 60 12.430 19 000 42230 11 18 833 44 45.776 96 3938 06 1.01031 274 93 1,712 85 114 09 151 18 19.209 09 000 2 34 OOO T97.701 33 5462 08 19 002 68 000
