THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1960
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COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
County Court Journal. Regular
Term. Wednesday, the 7th
Day of September. 1960.
Order approving that upon the
approval of the District Attor­
ney, an attempt will be made to
collect the amounts of outstand­
ing notes which are still unpaid
to the Foothill Drive Improve­
ment Association.
It is resolved that effective
October 1, 1960, all users of
county owned automobiles will
be required to turn in to the
county auditor the speedometer
reading of the automobile as of
the close of business on the last
day of each month.
Order approving that the Mal­
heur County Bar Association
was given approval to purchase
carpeting for the lawyers lounge
in the courthouse for the amount
of $490.00. There was one dis­
senting vote on this matter, that
of Commissioner Earl Flock.
The following bills were or­
dered paid as follows:
General County Fund
J. Homer Schnell, Advance on
Clerk Travel Expense, $100.00.
Milford Ingebritsen, Assessor
Travel Expense, $50.00.
Glenn Jones, Assessor Travel
Expense, $50.00.
Everett Faw. Assessor Travel
Ixpense, $50.00.
Gilbert Lutes, Assessor Travel
Expense, $50.00.
County Court Journal, Adjourn­
ed Term, Wednesday, the 14th
Day of September, 1960.
Order that a Quitclaim Deed
be issued to Malheur County for
the following described lands:
A road 60 feet wide, being
30 feet on each side of the fol­
lowing line commencing at a
point in the center of the ex­
isting county road N 20° 36’
E, a distance of 749 feet from
the south ¥< corner of Sec. 34,
T. 18S, R. 41 E.W.M.
Thence N 44° 12’ E, a dis­
tance of 2828.7 feet; thence N
50° 18’ E, a distance of 1403.4
feet; thence to the right 693.3
feet around a 2 degree curve
the long chord of which bears
N 560 59’ E; thence N 64° 10"
E, a distance of 3029.2 feet;
thence to the left 80.2 feet
around an 80° curve, the long
chord of which bears N 32°
05’ E; thence north a distance
of 1473.7 feet; thence to the
right 121.9 feet around a 40°
curve, the long chord of which
curve bears N 24° 23’ E; thence
N 48° 46’ E, a distance of
1428.9 feet; thence to the left
208.1 feet around a 20 degree
curve, the long chord of which
bears N 27o 57’ E; thence N
70 08’ E, a distance of 890.4
feet to the center of an exist­
ing county road north of Bully
Creek.
Order establishing a county
road across certain lands in Sec­
tions 26, 34 and 35, in Township
18 South, Range 41, E.W.M.
The following bills were or­
dered paid as follows:
General County Fund
J. D. Lane, Lawyer Fees, $43 -
60.
Harold Henigson, Lawyer
Fees, $30.00.
D. S. Denning, Lawyer Fees,
$17.72.
Stevens-Ness Law Publishing
Co., Circuit Court Office Sup­
plies, $45.71.
Mary Thiel, Circuit Court Ex­
pense, $30.00.
Bender-Moss Co., Circuit Court
Expense, $37.20.
International Business Ma­
chines Corporation, Circuit
Court Supplies, $7.00.
G. Y. Chester, County Court
Expense, $5.20.
Ameil Claude, County Court
Travel, $12.29.
Earl Flock, County Court Tra­
vel, $5.12.
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Signal Service, Sheriff Tra­
vel, $3.21.
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Idaho Power Co., Jail Ex­
pense, $57.12; Courthouse Ex­
pense, $639 44 (For July and
August); $696.56.
City Water Dept., Jail Ex­
pense, $7.00; Courthouse Ex­
pense. $15.75; $22.75.
Packer - Scott, Jail Supplies,
$28 02; Courthouse Supplies,
$34 49; $62 51.
Vale Welding & Machine
Shop. Jail Expense. $3.00.
Scholes Printing Shop, Sheriff
Office Supplies. $37 50; Assess­
or Office Supplies, $41.50; $79 -
00
.
Haloid Xerox, Inc., Clerk Of­
fice Supplies. $116.65.
Dunham Printing Co., Clerk
Office Supplies, $82.20.
Malheur Enterprise, Clerk Of­
fice Supplies. $12.75.
Ontario Laundry and Clean- j
ers, Clerk Office Expense. $2.00;
Courthouse Expense, $11.20;
$13.20.
Addressograph - Multigraph
Corporation. Clerk Office Ex-:
pense. $5.08.
Home Lumber & Coal Co..
Election Expense. $32.78; Court­
house Expense. $ .15; $32 93.
J. Homer Schnell, Election
Expense. $54 68
Powell's Office Supply. Audi­
tor Office Expense, $50 40; As­
sessor Office Expense. $3 00;
J P Office (Ontario), $19 75; J.P.
Office (Nyssa). $10.00; $83 15.
Parker Publishing Co . Inc.,
Assessor Office Expense. $10 42
Burroughs Corporation. Asses­
sor Office Expense. $48 50.
McCleary's Western Auto. As­
sessor Office Expense, $6.10.
Standard Oil Co., Assessor
Travel. $20 36.
John Koopman. Assessor Tra­
vel. $37.36.
Idaho Typewriter Exchange.
Inc., Health Dept Office Ex­
pense. $9 50; J P Office Equip-j
ment. $211 50; $221.00.
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Holy Rosary Hospital, Health
Dept. Clinic Expense. $10 00; J
J P Office Expense (Ontario),
$7 00; $17 00
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Sarazin Clinic, Health Dept
Clinic Expense. $56 50; Veterans
Affairs. Re Donald W Roycraft,
$7 00; $63 50.
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL.
NYSSA. OREGON
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Nyssa Pharmacy, Health Dept. I
Clinic Expense, $18.00.
Malheur Drug, Inc., Health
Dept. Clinic Expense, $58.89.
Gem State Wholesale Drug
Co., Health Dept. Clinic Ex­
pense, $7.35.
Kessler Garage. Health Dept.
Travel, $6.40.
Gilbert Gallegos, Health Dept.
Travel, $47.52.
E. D McCarty, Veterans Af­
fairs, $13.67.
A. F. Peters, J. P. Office Ex­
pense, $45 00; Convention Ex­
pense, $38.33; $83.33.
Stevens-Ness Law Publishing
Co., J. P Office Supplies (On­
tario), $23.84.
Don M. Graham, J. P. Conven­
tion Expense. $40.00.
Mary F. Graham, J. P. Office
Expense, $30.00; Convention Ex­
pense, $39 80; $69.80.
State Treasurer, Destruction
of Predatory Animals, $6,420.00.
Truck Insurance Exchange,
Insurance, $400.00.
Malheur Home Telephone Co.,
Courthouse, $313.61; D.A. Office,
$21.10; $334.71.
Glidden Paint & Wallpaper
Co., Courthouse Expense, $4.69.
Vale Grain & Feed Co., Court­
house Expense, $11.94.
Hoxie’s Supply Co., Court- I
house Supplies, $13.90.
Traffic Safety Supply Co.,
Courthouse Expense, $17.06.
Welcome Inn Cafe, Courthouse 1
Expense. $39.00.
Gio - Clen Company, Court­
house Supplies, $55.00.
Transport Clearings, Court- j
house, Expense, $1.80.
The Ontario Argus-Observer,
Official Advertising, $325.83;
State Fair, $20.00; $345.83.
The Nyssa Gate City Journal,
Official Advertising, $66.04.
R. Wayne Stevens, Law Books,
D. A. Office Expense (Books),
$7.00.
E. Otis Smith, D. A. Office Ex­
pense, $4.00; D. A. Travel, $40 -
16; $44.16.
R. L. Kriner, Juvenile Dept.
Travel, $70.00.
Our Lady of Providence Nur­
sery, Child Care, $7.66.
Children’s Farm Home, Child
Care, $5.00.
Charles T. Rogers, Transporta­
tion of Leroy Detweiler, Juve­
nile, $32.00.
John C. Elfering, Sheriff Tra­
vel, $136.35; Sheriff Office Ex­
pense, $1.19; $137.54.
Lloyd’s Conoco Service, Sher­
iff Travel, $17.45.
Westcott O i 1 Corporation,
Sheriff Travel, $159.86.
Texaco, Inc., Sheriff Travel,
$4 50
Standard Oil Co., Sheriff Tra­
vel. $57.18.
Idaho Communications, Sher­
iff Radio Expense, $56.77.
Idaho Power Co., Sheriff Ra­
dio Expense, $3.80.
Department of Motor Vehicles,
Sheriff Office Expense, $17.00.
Estano’s Studio, Prisoners and
Jail, $2.50.
George F. Cake Co., Prisoners
and Jail, $56.47.
Welcome Inn Cafe, Prisoners
and Jail, $628.50.
Vale Hardware, Prisoners and
Jail, $7.70.
Powell’s Office Supply, Sher­
iff Office Expense, $28.80.
Pacific Telephone & Tele­
graph Co., Sheriff Office Ex­
pense, $1.25.
Bi-Rite Variety Store, Health
Dept Office Expense, $9.12;
Sheriff Office Expense, $7.46;
$16.58.
Vale Auto Body Shop, Sheriff
Travel Expense, $121.05.
Frank Williams, Special Depu­
ty, $20.00.
Edith Knott, Health Dept. Of­
fice Expense, $1.41.
Mrs. Betty Aldred, Health
Dept. Clinic Expense, $5.00.
E. R Squibb & Sons, Health
Dept. Clinic Expense, $19.12.
Stevens-Ness Law Publishing
Co., J. P. Office Supplies (On­
tario), $26.19.
Western Auto Supply, Court­
house Expense, $9.85.
George Hart, Courthouse Ex­
pense, $29.00.
Malheur Home Telephone Co.,
D. A. Office Expense, $21.35.
Secretary of State, D. A. Office
Supplies, $2.50.
Duncan (Tiny) Fraser, Mal­
heur County Fair Board, $6,454.-
60.
Robert Kriner, Jevenile Coun­
selor Travel, $100.00.
Vale Postmaster, Postage,
$200.00.
General Road Fund
Truck Insurance Exchange,
Insurance, $483.18.
Valley Grocery & Supply,
Road Maintenance Dist. No. 6,
$1.35.
Gravel Products Co., Road
Maintenance, $21.00.
Virginia Brandon, Road Main­
tenance, $38 75.
Carl Sperling, Road Expense,
$7.20
Maria Elorriaga, Road Main­
tenance Dist. No. 6. $271.00.
Western Equipment Co., Parts,
$64.62.
Howard Cooper, Parts, $91.69
Nordling Parts Co., Parts,
$5.76.
Bullock Auto Parts, Parts,
$38 77; Shop. $3 58; $42 35.
Cables Chevrolet Co., Parts,
$376
Long’s Service Center, Parts,
Dist. No. 6, $115 65.
Kessler Chevrolet, Parts, $23 -
39.
Northwest Gas & Oil, Parts,
$49 23; Motor Fuel. $47 17; Tires,
$71 48; $167 88
Ontario Auto Parts, Parts,
$25 38
Paul A Roberts, Parts, $2 64
Premier Fastener Co., Parts,
$66 31
Arnold Machinery Co., Inc.,
Parts. $86.99
Home Lumber & Coal Co.,
Bridge Expense. $6 00.
Bestway Building Center,
Bridge Expense. $881.61.
Malheur Home Telephone Co .
Shop Office Expense. $14 65
Iaaho P'iwer •
Shop Ex­
pense. $7 60
The American Lubricants Co.,
Shop Expense. $49 50
Hansen’s Shop. Shop Expense,
$15.69
City Water Dept., Shop Ex­
pense, $3.50.
Benson’s Glass & Paint Shop,
Shop Expense, $19 04.
Home Lumber & Coal Co.,
Shop Expense, $5.85.
Basche - Sage Hardware Co.,
Shop Supplies, $13.71.
State Line Grocery, Motor
Fuel, $1.95.
Chevron Gas Station, Motor
Fuel. $39.76; Tires. $4 50, Dist.
No. 6; $44 26.
Re-Tread Hut, Tires, $71.88.
Oregon Radiator Works, Truck
Repair, $2.50.
Long’s Service Center, Parts,
$16.97.
Western Equipment Co., Parts,
$506.07.
Malheur Home Telephone Co.,
Shop Office Expense, $33.70.
Ontario Laundry and Clean­
ers, Shop Expense, $13.65.
Western Auto Supply, Shop
Expense, $4.28.
Standard Oil Co., Motor Fuel
No. 6, $447.15.
Law Library Fund
West Publishing Company,
Law Books, $14.00.
Special Relief Fund
Malheur Memorial Hospital,
Special Relief, Re: Ernest Eu
gene Eilers, $66.25.
Idaho Power Co., Special Re-;
lief, Re: Bradley W. Allen, $20.- >
18.
Beckers Market, Special Re­
lief for Indigent Family, $24.13.
Indigent Liquor Fund
Harrod & Hysell, Nursing
Home Repair, $16.00.
J. Maynard Norvell. Work on
Nursing Home. $200.00.
J. Maynard Norvell, Work on
Nursing Home, $200 00.
Courthouse Fund
Powell’s Office Supply, Court­
house Furniture, $918.12.
Rural Road Dist. No. 5 Fund
Rural Road Assessment Dist.
No. 5, Road Payment, $2,363.12.
General County Payroll
For Period Ending
September 30, 1960
Frank Elfering, Deputy Sher­
iff, $361.00.
Jean Bond, Deputy Tax Clerk,
$249.33.
Richard Pounds, Deputy Sher­
iff, $285.87.
Genevieve Kennedy, Deputy
Tax Clerk, $256.75.
Margaret Allen, Steno Clerk,
Sheriff’s Office, $199.06.
Blanche Montague, Steno
Clerk, Sheriff’s Office, $177.06.
Ronald Bates, Deputy Clerk,
$254.04.
Deanna Bates, Steno Clerk,
Clerk’s Office, $193.75.
Ella Carman. Steno Clerk,
Clerk’s Office, $187.20.
Florence Hopper. Steno Clerk,
Clerk’s Office, $187.20.
Betty Smith, Receptionist,
$156.36.
Sandra Kriner, Receptionist,
Extra Help, $9.21.
Milford Ingebritsen, Deputy
Assessor, $348.90.
Gilbert Lutes, Deputy Asses­
sor, $352.65.
Avelina Bigelow, Steno Clerk,
Assessor’s Office, $277.73.
Glenn Jones, Steno Clerk, As­
sessor’s Office, $252.02.
Everett Faw, Deputy Assessor,
$316.62.
Lola Steinke, Steno Clerk, As­
sessor’s Office, $169.71.
Olive Hussey, Steno Clerk,
District Attorney’s Office, $249.-
76.
Elmer J. Wainscott, M. D.,
Health Dept., $175.22.
Edna Blaylock, County Health
Nurse, $336.76.
Taylor Sandvigen, County
Sanitarian, $391.91.
Sunset Valley
By Lois Count il
PAGE NINE
ed Sunday at the Counsil home j
Mrs. Fred Aral and Mrs. O. P
Counsil attended an extension |
lesson Monday on vegetable cook­
ery at the Catholic parish hall in
Nyssa.
SUNSET VALLEY — Mr. and
(Last Week’s News)
Mrs George Folkman and Mr
and Mrs. Carl Simpson recently
SUNSET VALLEY — Mr. and
went to Utah where they spent a LaVern Cleaver visited Mr. and
week. Mrs. Folkman’s mother, Mrs. Magnus Ekanger Sunday af­
Mrs. Rae Etherington of Ogden, ternoon. Lloyd Cleaver and son
returned home with them for an called on the Ekangers Sunday
extended visit.
morning.
Dannie and Annette Chapin
Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett made
stayed overnight Thursday with a trip to Bates Tuesday. They
their grandparents, the Wilbur | traveled to Hardman and Spray,
Chapins, as their mother, Mrs. i then on the John Day highway
Charles Chapin, was presiding at to Strawberry mountain. Upon
the Adrian PTA meeting that eve­ arising in the morning, they found
ning.
14 inches of snow on the ground
Z. Kikuchi of Toppenish called They returned home Saturday via
Sunday afternoon at the O. P the North Fork of the Malheur.
Mrs. Albert Notheis and Mrs.
Counsil home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hite of Owyhee corners also visit- Reffett called on Mrs. Bessie
Cloninger at the Nyssa nursing
Edith Knott, Steno Clerk, home in the hospital Sunday af­
ternoon.
County Health Office, $219.61
Elmer Tiffany, Janitor, $270.-
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi at­
27.
tended a recent pinochle party at
Robert Kriner, Juvenile Coun­ the Buster Talbot home in Buena
selor, $320.03.
George Lodes, Court Report­ Vista.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Okano and
er, $222.88.
Emmett McCarty, Veterans Mrs. Fred Arai spent Monday un­
til Thursday in Wapato, Wash.
Service, $145.10.
Edward Howe, Bailiff. $87.77. They attended funeral services
U. S. National Bank of Port­ for F. K. Ono at Wapato. Mrs.
land, Federal Withholding, $1,- Arai’s father, Z. Kikuchi of Top­
270.60.
State Tax Commission, State penish returned home with them
to spend the winter here.
Withholding, $236.20.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn vis­
Public Employees Retirement
Board, Social Security, $733.80. ited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eden and
State Industrial Accident Com­ family near Nyssa Sunday even- j
mission. Workman’s Compensa­ ing.
tion, $105.80.
Janet Cates of Caldwell is vis-1
Business Mens Assurance Co.,
iting her grandparents, Mr. and
Group Insurance, $308.41.
Mrs. Ed Price, and her aunt, Mrs. ,
County Road Payroll
Harold Snyder, this week.
For Period Ending
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder
September 15, 1960
Virgil Maupin, Labor. $161.43. and children spent Sunday with I
Ted Wilson, Labor, $158 54.
his mother, Mrs. Ada Snyder of |
C. C. Davis, Labor, $147.74.
Caldwell and with his sister, Mrs.
Leonard Patterson, Labor, Dorothy Preshaw and children of
$156.43.
Benjamin Stillman, Labor, Portland, who visited her mother
this week end.
$132.43.
Mrs. Albert Notheis, Mrs. Del- 1
James Shelton, Labor, $136.24
Sam Jantzen, Labor, $159.34. bert Poor and Mrs. Charles
Melvin Carson, Labor. $49.01. Schweizer attended Book club
Credit Bureau. $15.71.
meeting Saturday at the home of 1
County Road Payroll
Mrs. Ralph Haworth at Star.
For Period Ending
September 30, 1960
Carl Sperling, Labor, $377.32.
Charles Nutt, Labor, $324.40.
Leonard Patterson, Labor,
$156.43.
Virgil Maupin, Labor. $125.76.
Ted Wilson, Labor, $162.49.
C. C. Davis, Labor, $146.74.
Benjamin Stillman, Labor.
$141.25.
James Shelton, Labor. $130 41.
Sam Jantzen, Labor, $151.71.
Melvin Carson, Labor, $51.23.
George Swisher, Labor, $39.63.
U. S. National Bank of Port­
land, Federal Withholding.
$298.90.
State Industrial Accident Com­
mission. Workman’s Compensa­
tion, $170.72.
State Tax Commission. State
Withholding. $52.80.
Public Employees Retirement
Commission, Social Security,
$206.34.
Business Mens Assurance Co.,
Group Insurance, $10.88.
John Elfering, Sheriff, $45.22.
G Y CHESTER
County Judge
AMEIL CLAUDE
County Commissioner
EARL FLOCK
County Commissioner
i out by snow Don F<* and Elvin
Worden are elk hunting this
, week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Williamson
and family of Nyssa visited Fri­
By Karla Knagh
day with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pratt
and Mrs Anna Pratt. Mrs. Wil­
(Last Week’s News)
liamson is a former pupil of Mrs.
NEWELL HEIGHTS—Mr and Pratt.
Mrs. C. B. Bill visited Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz are
with Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Warwick on a vacation to Mexico and the
Ray and Alfred Simpson and South. They left Saturday.
Gene Pratt were elk hunting over
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn and
the weekend near Sparkey hot Mr. and Mrs. Gene Simpson and
springs. They were reported to family are visiting in Missouri
be unsuccessful and were driven for two weeks.
Mrs. John Easin and Mrs. Dave
Mr. and Mrs. James Hartman Elkins and son visited Thursday
and son of Nu Acres came Sunday with Mrs. R. T. Simpson.
to the Albert Notheis home to of­
Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt Timmer­
fer Mrs. Notheis birthday greet­ man and family, John Timmer­
ings.
man, Jr., were Sunday dinner
Saturday morning Mr. and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Tim­
Ira Price, Sr., and Joel went to merman.
La Grande to see their son-in-law
Adrian Mariners club held a
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ turkey dinner Friday at the Ad­
ert Albritton of Newport. The Al­ rian Presbyterian church. Hon­
brittons were in charge of several ored guests were Mr. and Mrs.
FHA girls from different schools Fred Behrman of Boise.
near them while attending the
Adrian Presbyterian church
convention. They also drove to board meeting was held Thurs­
Elgin to visit some friends.
day evening at the home of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Groves and Mrs. Dick Kriegh. There
and son of Parma visited her were 20 members present
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price,
Sr., Friday evening.
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