THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1961
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON
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Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Haroldsen
NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
visited
Sunday with their son-in-
In
the
County
Court
OWYHEE
IRRIGATION
LEGAL NOTICES
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Of the State of Oregon
DISTRICT
Orlee Sipes at Homedale.
For the County of Malheur
Notice is hereby given, that the
NOTICE OF VACATION
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Board
of
Directors
of
the
Owyhee
OF STREET
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Smith
CHESTER E. CORFIELD,
District will meet on
By Junior Atagi
Notice is hereby given that on | Irrigation
and daughter of Caldwell visited
Also Known as Chet Corfield,
the
7th
day
of
March,
1961,
at
8:00
Keith Langley introduced spe­
the 14th day of February, 1961, o'clock p.m. at the office of the
Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Dwight
Deceased.
cial guests, financial report was
the City Council of the City of j
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Smith.
Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon, District, 17 South First St., Nyssa,
given by Larry Davis and high­
lights were presented by Junior
at a regular session, adopted a Oregon, to sit as a Board of that the undersigned, Emily A.
NOTICE
OF
SPECIAL
Atagi at Adrian FFA chapter an­
Resolution instituting proceedings Equalization for the purpose of Myers, administratrix of the es­
ELECTION
to vacate a certain street in the reviewing and correcting its as­ tate of Chester E. Corfield, also On February 28, 1961, in the nual parent - son banquet held
sessment
roll
and
apportionment
known
as
Chet
Corfield,
deceased,
City of Nyssa, Oregon, more par­
City of Nyssa, from 9:00 o’clock Feb. 14.
ticularly described as follows, to- of charges for operation and has filed her Final Account as A.M. until 7:00 o’clock P. M., a
Joe Witty, advisor, presented 14
maintenance for the 1961 irriga­ ' said administratrix in the County
wit:
special election will be held at members with letter awards for
tion
season
and
the
assessment
Court
of
Malheur
County,
Oregon,
All that portion of Eighth
which the following measure will outstanding participation and in­
Street between the north line of |4.70 per acre for operation and that said Court has appointed be submitted to the voters for terest in FFA
Ten foundation awards were
of Bower Avenue and the south and maintenance, delinquencies j Tuesday, February 28, 1961, at | I their approval:
presented by sophomores to chap­
line of Ehrgood Avenue, in the in collections, reserve and admin­ 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of
SWIMMING
POOL
CHARTER
said
day
for
the
hearing
of
objec
­
istration
expenses
and
>2.10
per
ter members. Bill Nielson receiv­
City of Nyssa, Malheur County,
AMENDMENT SUBMITTED
acre for construction charges dur­ tions to said Final Account and
ed greenhand foundation award;
Oregon.
TO THE LEGAL VOTERS
the settlement thereof.
Darryl Seuell, dairy and crop
Notice is hereby further given ing the year of 1961.
BY THE COUNCIL OF
NOW, THEREFORE, all per­
The assessment roll and records
farmer; Keith Langley, livestock
that said City Council has fixed
THE
CITY
OF
NYSSA
sons
interested
in
the
estate
of
farmer and farm mechanics; Gary
the 21st day of March, 1961, at for 1961 may be inspected at the
“Shall the City of Nyssa char­ Costley, soil and water, public
the hour of 8:00 o’clock P. M. of office of the district by any in­ Chester E. Corfield, also known
said day at the Council Cham­ terested person during office as Chet Corfield, deceased, are ter be amended by adding a speaking and safety; Larry Mack­
notified and required to appear new chapter authorizing the ey, electrification. Seuell also re­
bers at the City Hall of Nyssa, hours of each business day.
Done by order of the Board of at the County Court Room in the construction and equipping of ceived the chapter farmer foun­
Malheur County, Oregon, as the
Court House at Vale, Malheur a public swimming pool, water dation award.
date, time and place for hearing Directors.
County, Oregon, at said time, to heating and purifying system, a
OWYHEE
Chapter officers presented spe­
and considering said Resolution
IRRIGATION DISTRICT then and there show cause, if any bathhouse, and other related cial awards. Farmer degrees went
and any objections to and pro­
there be, why said Account swimming pool facilities, within to Bill Toomb and Earl Winn.
By Harold Henigson
tests against the vacation of said
| should not be settled, allowed the City of Nyssa, including a
Secretary
Teresa Mendazona was given a
above described street, and for
First publication, Feb. 2, 1961. and approved and said estate dis­ site for said swimming pool, if sweetheart jacket for her role as
determining whether the public
tributed
and
said
administratrix
necessary,
authorizing
issuance
Last publication, March 2, 1961.
chapter sweetheart.
interest will be prejudiced by the
; discharged.
and sale of General Obligation
Safeway awards were presented
vacation of the same and for de­
Dated and first published Janu­ Bonds of the City not exceed­ by Costley to Bill Nielson and
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
termination of such other matters
ing >60,000.00 to provide funds Kiyohoru Hori for having the two
ary 26, 1961.
In the County Court
relative thereto, as are required
Date of last publication, Feb­ therefor, announcing pledging of best greenhand projects.
Of the State of Oregon
by law to be passed upon and de­
ruary 23, 1961.
all or part of the net revenues
For the County of Malheur
Costley talked on the subject,
termined by said City Council.
EMILY A. MYERS
of said swimming pool and “Your Opportunity as a Vo-Ag
All property owners and other In the Matter of the Estate of
Administratrix of the
authorizing a tax levy in suffi­ Graduate.” He took third place
persons affected by said vacation LLOYD THOMAS MARSHALL
Estate of Chester E.
cient amount to pay principal in January during the district
Deceased
and desiring to object to said va­
Corfield, Also Known
and interest of said bonds when­ skills contest held at Baker, when
cation shall present their objec­ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
as Chet Corfield,
ever necessary to supplement he talked on this same subject.
tions to the City Council and/or That the undersigned, Don M.
Deceased.
available swimming pool reve­
City Recorder of the City of Nys­ Graham, has been appointed ad-
Harold
Henigson
nues?
”
minstiator
of
the
estate
of
Lloyd
sa as by law required.
The polling place for the elec­
This notice is given pursuant Thomas Marshall, deceased, by Attorney for Administratrix
tion will be at the Council Cham­
to Resolution No. 235 of the City the County Court of Malheur
of Nyssa and the laws of the County, Oregon, and has quali­ Bower Avenue, Nyssa, Oregon, bers at the City Hall of the City
which place the undersigned se­ of Nyssa, Oregon, for all pre­
State of Oregon in such cases fied as such.
NOW. THEREFORE, all per­ lects as his place of business in cincts.
BESTWAY
made and provided.
WITNESS my hand and seal of
Dated at Nyssa, Oregon, this sons having claims against the all matters connected with said
LEADS THE
the City of Nyssa, this 6th day
estate of Lloyd Thomas Marshall,
15th day of February, 1961.
of February, 1961.
DON M. GRAHAM
deceased,
are
hereby
notified
and
WAY WITH
A. H. COLBY
A. H. COLBY
required to present the same,
Administrator of the
City Recorder of the with
City Recorder
proper vouchers, duly veri­
Estate of Lloyd Thomas (SEAL)
City of Nyssa
Marshall, Deceased.
First publication, February 9,
fied, within six (6) months from
First publication, Feb. 16, 1961. the date of this Notice, to the un­ Dated and first published Feb­ 1961.
Last publication, March 16, dersigned, Don M. Graham, |at' ruary 16, 1961.
Last publication, February 23,
1961.
Last publication March 16, 1961. 1961.
the office of Don M. Graham» 216
Soil Conservation
Board Selected
At Annual Meet
Awards Presented
At Adrian FFA
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Adrian Soil Conservation dis­
trict held its third annual meet­
ing Thursday at the Legion hall
in Adrian. Dick Kriegh, chairman
of the board, presided at the ses­
sion.
Orlee Sipes, district supervisor,
introduced guests Ray Duncan,
area director; Leeds Bailey, sec­
retary of the board; John Berg
and Carlyle Jensen, engineering
staff; Wis Adair, area engineer
from Baker; R. T. Savage, SCS
area conservationist from Baker;
Neil Hoffman, superintendent of
Malheur experiment station; Mer­
ritt Penwell, conservation engin­
eer from Portland; and Rex War­
ren, extension crop specialist from
Oregon State college.
A film on conservation was
shown and Wilbur Chapin read
the annual report on activities of
the board. R. T. Savage reported
on conservation topics.
Chapin was re-elected to the
board for a four-year term. Dean
Blaylock and Max Moore were
also elected for four-year terms.
Gerald Mackey was elected to re­
Keith Simmons, state vice pres­
ident, was principal speaker of
the evening. Costley and Langley
gave a report on their trip in Oc­
tober to national convention held
in Kansas City.
FIFTH GRADE 4-H MEMBERS
ATTEND WORKSHOP FEB. 11
Among those attending the 4-H
workshop held Feb. 11 in On­
tario were several members from
Mrs. Hazel Lane’s fifth grade
Happy Health club. Those pres­
ent were Teresa Haburchak. Car­
ol Greig, Scott Jefferies, Keith
Overstake and Russell Myrick.
Teresa and Carol are also mem­
bers of the Happy Helper Sew­
ing club.
—Orrin Corak, Reporter.
place Walter Bishop for a three-
year term.
In the afternoon, following pot­
luck dinner, Hoffman reported on
crop variety testing work being
conducted at Malheur experiment
station — mostly on grains, corn
and alfalfa best suited to Malheur
county. Penwell reported on pro­
gress of the Succor creek project.
Warren gave a report on the prin­
ciples of weed control and ex­
plained different sprays and
showed slides to illustrate their
possibilities and effectiveness.
Door prizes were won by Paul
E. Blaylock, small screwdriver set
donated by Adrian Feed store;
Sono Arai, clothes basket donated
by Ashcraft grocery; Fred Arai,
thermos jug given by Looney’s
Shopping center; John Berg,
bench vise donated by Adrian
Feed; O. P. Counsil, grease gun
from Webster Oil company; Mer­
ritt Penwell, lantern donated by
Eder Hardware; and Fred Guth­
rie, a 12-inch crescent wrench do­
nated by Martin's Blacksmith and
Machine shop.
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