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Dept. Travel Expense, $40.54;
$140.83.
Westcott Oil Corporation,
Sheriff Travel Expense, $136.48.
County Cour* Journal. Regular
Service Center, Sheriff Travel
Term. Wednesday, the Sth
Expense, $9.35.
Day of October. 1960
J & W Motors, Sheriff Travel
Order transferring $33,700.00
from the Indigent Liquor Fund Expense, $69 45.
to the General County Fund.
John C. Elfering, Revolving
The following bills were or­ Fund; Sheriff Travel Expense,
$213.67; Sheriff Office Expense,
dered paid as follows:
$1.95; $21562.
General County Fund
Idaho Power Co., Sheriff Ra­
State of Oregon, Second Quar­
terly Welfare Payment, $16,896.- dio Expense, $7.22: Jail Expense,
$34.53; Courthouse Expense,
25
George Lodes, Court Reporter $270 57; $312.32.
Travel, $39 32.
Idaho Communications, Sheriff
Welcome Inn Cafe, Circuit Radio Expense, $24.12.
Court Expense, $27.85.
Portland Radio Supply Co.,
Stenographic : Machines, Inc., Sheriff
Radio Expense, $2.95.
Circuit Court
iL.____ $19.68.
____
■ourt Expense,
City Water Department, Jail
Ontario Laundry and Cleaners, Expense,
$3.50; Courthouse Ex­
Jail Expense, $ 68; Courthouse pense, $15.60;
$19.10.
Expense, $10.30; $10 98
Stockman's Cafe, Prisoners
The Malheur Enterprise, Clerk and
Jail, $699 00.
Office Supplies, $15.00
Vale Shoe Shop, Prisoners and
Dunham Printing Co., Clerk Jail,
$12.75.
Office Supplies, $94.35.
Estano’s Studio, Prisoners and
The Ontario Argus-Observer, Jail,
$15.15.
Clerk Office Supplies, $60.80;
Francis Lambert, Prisoners
Official Advertising, $65.39; and
Jail,
$47.85
$126 19.
The
Malheur
Enterprise, Sher­
Scholes Printing Shop, Elec­ iff Office Supplies,
$55.71; Audi­
tion Expense, $7.00.
tor
Office
Supplies,
$18.15; Trea­
J. Homer Schnell, Election Ex­ surer Office Supplies,
$.29;
pense, $37.78.
Oregon Finance Officers Asso­ $74.15.
The National Cash Register
ciation, Auditors Office Expense, Co.,
Sheriff Office Expense, $69.-
$2 00
John Koopman, Assessor Tra­ 40.Western Union Telegraph Co.,
vel, $33.60.
Expense, $3.31.
Powell’s Office Supply, As­ Sheriff Office Envelope
Co., Sher­
sessor Office Supplies, $14.65; iff Mail-Well
Qffice Expense, $269.70.
Health Dept. Office Supplies,
Dept, of Motor Vehicles Comp­
$3 90; $18.55
troller, Sheriff Office Expense,
Kalbus Office Equipment, As­ $17.00.
sessor Office Supplies, $2.75.
’s Office Supply; Sher­
Tidewater Oil Co., Assessor iff Powell
Office Supplies, $4 88; Audi­
Travel, $4.21; Health Dept. Tra­ tor
Office Supplies, $7.00; J. P.
vel. $5.82; $10.03.
Standard Oil Co., Health Dept. Office Supplies (Ontario), $15.-
11; J. P. Office Supplies (Vale),
Travel. $39.30.
Northwest Gas & Oil, Health $5.10; D A. Office Supplies, $5.-
68; Juvenile Office Supplies,
Dept. Travel, $65.72.
Kessler Garage, Health Dept. $8.08; $45.85.
Dunham Printing Co., Sheriff
Travel, $7.15.
Edna Blaylock, R. N., Health Office Expense, $13.20; Clerk’s
Office Expense, $112.60; Election
Dept. Travel, $8.90.
Edith Knott, Health Dept. Of­ Expense, $106.20; J. P. Office
Expense (Vale), $112 40; $344 40.
fice Expense, $1.10.
Jim Jones, Special Deputy,
C. John Kopp, M.D., Health
$20 00.
Dept. Clinic Expense, $10.00.
Marvin Wilson, Special Depu­
Intermountain Surgical Sup­
ply Co., Health Dept. Clinic Ex­ ty, $20.00
Nellie Pounds, Special Depu­
pense, $5.18.
Parke, Davis & Co., Health ty, $20.00.
L. E. Hansen, Special Deputy,
Dept. Clinic Expense, $2.50.
Lederle Laboratories, Health $20.00.
Haloid Xerox, Inc., Clerk Of­
Dept. Clinic Expense, $9.87.
Mrs Hazel D. Anderson, fice Supplies, $35.60.
Addressograph - Multigraph
School Institute, $10.00.
Home Dairies, School Institute, Corp., Clerk Office Expense,
$27.85
$2.80.
Legislative Counsel Commit­
Mr. Frank Nelson, School In­
tee, Auditor Office Expense
stitute, $35.00.
Mrs Neva Neill, School Insti­ (ORS Replacement Parts), $11.-
50.
tute, $35 00.
Parke, Davis & Co., Health
Albertson's Food Center,
Dept. Clinic Supplies, $21.60.
School Institute, $16.44.
Sarazin Clinic Health Dept.
A. F. Peters, J. P. Office Rent,
Clinic Expense, $12.00.
$45 00.
Wyeth Laboratories, Health
Home Lumber & Coal Co.,
Dept. Clinic Supplies. $3.52.
Courthouse Expense $27.66.
Lederle Laboratories, Health
Vale Grain & Feed Co., Court­
Dept. Clinic Supplies, $8.33.
house Expense, $35.00.
Mead Johnson & Co., Health
Oregon State College Exten­
sion Service, First Quarterly Dept. Clinic Supplies, $1.22.
E. D. McCarty, Veterans Ser­
Payment, $4,327.50.
E Otis Smith, D. A. Office vice, $10.19.
Mary F. Graham, J. P. Office
Supplies. $ .74; D. A. Travel Ex­
Rent (Vale). $30 00; Refund of
pense, $42.32; $43.06.
R. L. Kriner, Juvenile Travel, Overpayment of Fines to Coun­
ty, $153.25; $183.25.
$47 36.
Western Auto Supply, Court­
Children's Farm Home, Child
house Expense, $4
$4.09.
09.
Care, $5.00.
Gran - Del - Oils, Inc., Court-
G. Y. Chester, Bus Transpor­
tation of Joan Taylor to Port­ house Fuel, $37 30.
Tiny’s Refrigeration, Court-
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land, ^10.80.
Business Mens Assurance Co., house Repair Expense, $162.92.
Harrod & Hysell, Courthouse
Employees Insurance, $64.92.
Expense, $8.62.
General Road Fund
Packer-Scott, Courthouse Sup­
Malheur Insurance, Inc, In­
surance Bond of Road Master, plies, $40.24.
Malheur Home Telephone Co.,
$10.00
LaMona Tauson, Road Main­ Courthouse Expense (Supt $71.-
tenance, Meals and Lodging, 56), $386.70: D A Office Ex­
pense. $21.10; $407 80.
Dist No. 6, $42.75.
J Walter Lehr, Oregon State
Commercial Welding Co., Inc.,
Fair Expense, $60.32.
Road Maintenance, $349.00
Ameil Claude, County Court
Scott’s Cash Store, Road Main­
Travel, $15.48.
tenance Dist. No. 6. $5.00.
Ontario Library Board, 2nd
Bob's Motor Service, Parts,
Quarter Payment, County Li­
$4 80.
Kessler Chevrolet, Parts, $ 94. brary. $4,721.75.
Vale Postmaster, Postage.
Cables Chevrolet, Parts, $64 -
$700 00
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Taylor Sandvigen, Advance on
Gentry Ford Sales, Inc., Parts,
Travel, Health Dept . $25 00.
$401.81.
City of Nyssa, Election Ex­
Armco Drainage & Metal Pro­
ducts, Inc., Culvert Pipe, $219 - pense, $39 50
Anna Peters, Election Expense,
12.
Home Lumber & Coal Co., $46 40
Edna Blaylock, Health Dept.
Bridge. $22 42.
Ontario Laundry and Clean­ Travel. $30 45.
Frank Williams, Travel Ex­
ers, Shop Expense, $13 85.
Benson’s Glass & Paint Shop, pense. Juvenile Advisory Coun­
cil. $10774
Truck Repair, $34.70.
General Road Fund
Law Library Fund
West Publishing Co., Law
Gravel Products Co., Road
Books, $7 00.
Maintenance, $7 00.
Courthouse Fund
Northwest Gas & Oil; Road
Peterson Furniture Co., Furni­ Maintenance. $96 58; Shop Ex­
ture of Lawyers Lounge. $490.00. pense. $232 20; Tires. $367 48
(Dist No 6. $226 42); $096.26.
Special Relief Fund
Louis Garage, Road Mainten­
Dick Wild, Tuition for Melvin
Hyland to Vale High School, ance, Dist. No 6, $6 00.
Mrs. Ramona Patterson, Road
$27.00.
County Court Journal. Adjourn­ Maintenance, Dist. No. 6, $36.00
Western Equipment Co , Parts,
ed Term. Wednesday, the 12th
$29 33
Day of October. 1960
Valley Auto Supply, Parts,
Order issuing County deed to
James Murphy and John Mur­ $158 80.
Dyson's Truck Equipment Co.,
phy on the following described
Parts, $19 60.
land at a price of $16.65:
Bullock Auto Parts, Parts,
NEVsNWVs Section 4. Town­
$37 70
ship 18S, Range 37 E W M
Owyhee Truck & Implement
Order approving the following
Co., ______
Parts, $8 96.
beer license applicatK
ions:
Long’s Service Center, Parts,
Riverside Grocery, , Route 3,
$21 15; Shop Expense, $1 20,
Weiser, Idaho
Coleman's Grocery. East of Dist No 6; $22.35.
Chevron Gas Station; Parts,
Highway 26, Jamieson, Oregon.
The following bills were or­ $7.75; Motor Fuel. $44 29; Tires!
|6 55, Dist No. 6; $58 59
dered paid as follows:
Malheur Home Telephone Co.,
General County Fund
Shop Office Expense. $17 95
John O’ Kief, Lawyer Fees,
Western Auto Supply, Shop
$30 00; Circuit Court Expense, Expense,
$4 88
$36 00; $66 00
Malheur Drug. Inc., Shop Ex-
Robert E Lees, Lawyer Fees, pense, $1 38
$H08
Idaho Power Co., Shop Ex-
W F »rhroeder. Lawyer Fee», pense, $22 50
«
ys 0«
City Water Dept.. Shop Ex-
Edw.wi How«« Circuit Court
_
<>ens.-, $3 50.
SutjRies, $1$ 21
Standard Oil Co, Motor Fuel
G ? Cluster, County Court Dist No 6, $16 85
Travel. W 72
StAidard Oil Co, Motor Fuel
_ Lloyd’s CuiioA>
. ice. Sher- Dist No 6, $369 58
tf Trave
jf
Re Tread lAit. Ti« $34 43
SsT$^iT
Northwest Gas
A Oil, L Sheriff
Oregon Radiator »’oi ks, Truck
Twvel Expense, $53 93
Rewpir, $4” 20
w
Texaco. Inc, Sheriff Trave]
Magneto® A Dieseft Supply,
Expense, $14 04
< Truck Repair, $14 86
O
^itiWlard
Oil Co . Sheriff
. .
.. Tra-
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Maria Ellonaga, RoomQnnd
▼el Expense, $100 2»; Health) Board. $881®
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. I960
THE NYüßA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON o
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COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
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e Law Library Fund
VISIT FROM RUPERT
West Publishing Co.,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wakewood
Books, $7.00.
of Rupert, Idaho, visited the past
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Special Relief Fund
Kinney Bros. & Keele Hard­
Mrs. S. P. Bybee. The Wakewoods
ware, Re: The Van Noy Boy,
are former residents of the Nys­
By Helen Hatch
$7.95.
sa vicinity.
Holy Rosary Hospital, Re: Si­
(Last
Week’s News)
mon Dolan Brady, $13.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Richter and
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bullen left
Indigent Liquor Fund
Tuesday by plane from Boise, two of their children were Friday
Oregon State Bureau of Labor, stopping in Iowa, Chicago, New dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Nursing Home Boiler Inspection,
York City and Washington, DC. Pete Richter in Ontario. Freddie
$15.50.
Harrod & Hysell, Nursing They will spend Thanksgiving in remained overnight with his cou­
sins.
Chicago.
Home Repair, $12.12.
Courthouse Fund
Mrs. Mary Thompson and Jim DeWater. Her husband and his
Hathaway Construction; Con­
struction of Rear Steps of Court­ were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. father, Otto Bauman, flew to In­
diana to attend an All is-Chalmers
house, $162.55; Less Credit for and Mrs. Howard Obendorf.
Mrs. Marion Riggs of Parma, meeting.
Gravel, $90 00; '72 55.
Road District No. 5
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Brewington
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carroll and girls
Rural Road Assessment Dis­ of Vale visited Friday in the Dyre and family of Burns visited over
trict No. 5, Highway Fund Ap­ Roberts home.
the weekend in the home of Mr.
portionment, $2,111.62.
Feted on Anniversary
and Mrs. Raymond Cartwright.
General County Payroll
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas of
Mrs. Robert Weir and Mary
For Period Ending
Wilder were recent dinner guests visited Sunday with Miss Alice
October 31. 1960
Frank Elfering, Deputy Sher­ of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van DeWater Weir at Boise.
and Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Van De­
Miss Florence Miles of Boise
iff, $361.00.
Jean Bond, Deputy Tax Clerk, Water were celebrating their 15th spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
wedding anniversary.
$249 33.
Phil Clucas and family.
Richard Pounds, Deputy Sher­
Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bishop and
iff, $285.87.
and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Les Hill
Genevieve Kennedy, Deputy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim At- Mrs. Betty Mueller and baby of
Tax Clerk, $256.75.
Eugene are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Margaret Allen, Steno Clerk, tebery and family of Ontario had Dallas Chaney and family.
an early Thanksgiving dinner
Sheriff’s Office, $199.06.
Mrs. Ralph Steider, Mrs. Bon­
Blanche Montague, Steno Sunday with Mrs. Creola Betts at
nie Haddox and two girls and
Clerk, Sheriff’s Office, $177.06. Boise.
Evelyn Ross, Extra Help,
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas Mrs. Bob Steider and children of
Sheriff’s Office, $120.58.
spent the weekend in Baker with Boise visited Sunday in the Earl
Barbara Masterson, Extra
Campbell home.
Help, Sheriff’s Office, $132.58. his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop, Ira
Benancia Gehley, Extra Help, Thomas.
and Renie of Nampa visited Sun­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ted
Avery
took
Sheriff’s Office, $144.42.
Ronald Bates, Deputy Clerk, a trip and picknicked Sunday at day with her mother, Mrs. Mary
$254.04.
Owyhee dam. They also visited Brumbach and brother, Ezra.
Mrs. Tony Ocamica and Richard
Deanna Bates, Steno Clerk, their daughter - and family, Mr.
Clerk’s Office, $193.75.
and Mrs. Bud Walker at Weiser. visited Wednesday with her sis­
Ella Carman, Steno Clerk, Guests in Smith Home
ter, Mrs. Marie Andregg at Boise.
Clerk’s Office, $187.20.
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop and
Mr. and Mrs. Ricks Gale and
Florence Hopper, Steno Clerk,
girls of Boise and Mrs. Elise family called Sunday on Mr. and
Clerk’s Office, $187.20.
Betty Pierce, Receptionist, Smith of Caldwell spent the Mrs. Scott Wiley and Mr. and
$168.75.
weekend in the Chet Smith home. Mrs. Albertus Wiley at Caldwell.
Milford Ingebritsen, Deputy Sunday dinner guests were Mr. Receive Word of Illneta
Assessor, $348.90.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gale re­
Gilbert Lutes, Deputy Asses­ and Mrs. Don Coolidge, Mr. and cently received word that their
Mrs. Jim Smith, Mrs. Pearle Ab­
sor, $352.65.
Nancy Snapp, has
Avelina Bigelow, Steno Clerk, bott and family. The dinner hon­ granddaughter,
ored Mrs. Coolidge on her birth­ been quite ill and is in a hospital
Assessor’s Office, $277.73.
in Page, Ariz.
Glenn Jones, Steno Clerk, As­ day anniversary.
Mrs. Marjorie Cameron attend­
sessor’s Office, $252.02.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Babcock of
Everett Faw, Deputy Assessor, Caldwell visited Sunday with Mr. ed a preliminary meeting on time
$316 62.
management Monday at the Farm
Lola Steinke, Steno Clerk, As­ and Mrs. Frank Miller.
Nancy Timmerman of Newell Bureau hall in Ontario.
sessor’s Office, $194 63.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Junell of Oak
Olive Hussey, Steno Clerk, Heights spent Monday with her
District Attorney’s Office, $249.- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harbor, Wash., are here visiting
76.
Miller. Miss McDonald of Parma her brother, Mr. and Mrs. John
Elmer J. Wainscott, M. D., spent last week in the Miller Samer and Catherine.
Health Dept., $175.22.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van DeWater
home.
Edna Blaylock, County Health
and Kent called Saturday evening
Attend Allis-Chalmers Meeting
Nurse, $336.76.
Mrs. Larry Bauman of Nyssa on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman of
Taylor Sandvigen, County
spent the weekend with her par­ Kingman Kolony.
Sanitarian, $391.91.
Mrs. Cecil Smith and Gary
Edith Knott, Steno Clerk, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van
Smith and son visited Mr. and
Health Dept, $219.61.
Elmer Tiffany, Janitor, $270.-
Mrs. Emil Beguhl and Mr. and
General Road Payroll
27.
Mrs. Cecil Bledsoe and family
For
Period
Ending
Robert Kriner, Juvenile Coun­
Monday at Boise.
October 31, 1960
selor, $320.03.
Mrs. Anna Chaney of Nyssa {
Carl Sperling, Labor, $377.32.
George Lodes, Court Report­
Charles Nutt, Labor, $324.40. spent the weekend in the Horace
er, $246 17.
Leonard Patterson, Labor, Chaney home.
Emmett Me Carty, Veterans
$156.43.
Service, $145.10.
Virgil Maupin, Labor, $188.65.
Edward Howe, Bailiff, $87 77.
Ted Wilson, Labor, $166.62.
U. S. National Bank, Federal
C. C. Davis, Labor, $132.80.
Withholding, $1,353.90.
James
Shelton, Labor, $130.36.
State Tax Commission, State
Benjamin Stillman, Labor,
Withholding, $251.60.
Public Employees Retirement $137.40.
to und-fhe-clock
Sam Jantzen, Labor, $166.11.
Board, Social Security, $767.72.
Ronnie Malle-, Labor, $65.69.
State Industrial Accident Com­
U. S. National Bank, Federal
mission, Workman’s Compensa­
Withholding, $276.10.
tion, $16.32.
State Tax Commission, State
Business Mens Assurance Co.,
Withholding, $48.30.
Group Insurance, $308.41.
Public Employees Retirement
Genera] Road Payroll
Board, Social Security, $194 34.
For Period Ending
State Industrial Accident Com­
October 15, 1960
mission, Workman’s Compensa­
Leonard Patterson, Labor, tion, $3.82.
$156 45.
Business Mens Assurance Co.,
Virgil Maupin, Labor. $162.83. Group Insurance, $10.88.
Ted Wilson, Labor, $152.50
G. Y. CHESTER
C. C. Davis, Labor, $102.29.
County Judge
Benjamin Stillman, Labor.
AMEIL CLAUDE
$131 46.
County Commissioner
James Shelton. Labor. $124 44
EARL FLOCK
Sam Jantzen, Labor, $127.99
County Commissioner
V. Bullens Leave •
To Spend Holiday
In Chicago, Ill.
AKH Unit Slates
Poiluck Dinner
At Worden Home
Brown gave the lesson ‘‘Keeping
our Kitchen in Apple Pie Order.”
Frankie Worden reported on a
meeting with the steering com-
mittee to set up a work shop for
time management which will be
held in January.
Mrs. Deffer served refreshments
at the close of a full afternoon.
By Karla Kriegh
NEWELL HEIGHTS—AKH ex­
tension group met Thursday with
Carl Lee Hill and George Schie-
Pauline Deffer. Fourteen mem­ ' mer went elk hunting Friday.
bers and four visitors attended. They were accompanied by four
Four new members were taken other men and the group return-
into the club. They are Alzina j ed with four elk.
Salter, Delores Sharp, Leola Spel-
Mrs. Carl Lee Hill and Lee vis­
man and Winnefred Kygar. This ited with Judy Fine at Glenns
speaks well for the extension pro­ Ferry over the w’eekend while
gram which started in Adrian a Hill was hunting.
few years ago, sponsored by
Karla Kriegh gave a slumber
Grange ladies.
party Wednesday on her 15th
It grew out of bounds for most birthday anniversary. Those at­
area homes, so the group split tending were Marlene Slippy,
and Tri-Valley formed a club of Donna Davis, Judy Mackey and
its own. Now each unit has ex­ Alice Simpson.
Basil Hutchison of Lewiston
panded again until each has a full
visited Friday evening with the
house.
Dorothy Fox reported that an Irvin Topliffs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam and
agent from Oregon State college
at Corvallis will be in this area family were Friday dinner guests
the first part of February. It is of Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam.
Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam are
the desire to combine Big Bend
and AKH extension groups along taking care of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
with Adrian PTA to hear Ro­ Miller’s children while Mrs. Miller
berta Frazier talk on family rela­ is in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff ahd
tions.
There will be a Christmas par­ family were Sunday dinner guests
ty and gift exchange at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren of
of Frankie Worden with a potluck Parma.
Jay Nickles and Kenneth Rath-
dinner for the December meeting.
Ethel Viers will give ideas on ben are visiting with Mrs. Lydia
Worden. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
wrapping Christmas packages.
The class on upholstery will be Costley called on Mrs. Worden
Thursday and a Saturday visitor
in January.
Loretta Conant and Peggy was Mrs. Don Costley.
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