Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, August 13, 1964, Page 8, Image 8

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
MALHEUR COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
ROBERTS COUPLE IN JAPAN
PARENTS OF INFANT SON
Airman Second Class and Mrs.
Royce Roberts (nee Gloria Erwin)
are parents of a son bom Aug. 3
at a hospital in Misawa, Japan.
The infant weighed 4 pounds, 15%
ounces and has been named Ricky
Daniel.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
D. Roberts, all of Nyssa.
Union O i 1 Company, Sheriff
County Court Journal. Regular tracts and agreements to imple-
ment . and carry out the purpose Travel, $17.74
Term, Wedneday, the 1st
Robert G. Ingram, Sheriff, Tra­
of this resolution.
Day of July, 1964
vel ($123.82), Office ($10.00),
Resolution
adopted
regarding
Kenneth Kessler appointed
$133.82.
chairman of a committee to de­ regulations for the subdivision of
Warren McGowan, Sheriff Tra­
land
within
the
unincorporated
termine if boats from various
“Some people don’t believe
vel Expense, $93.25.
territory
of
Malheur
County,
Ore
­
cities in the county would be
F & F Sports Center, Sheriff’s they are having a good time
gon.
available for use by the sheriff
Travel Expense, $12.50.
unless they’re doing some­
/S/ ELLIS A. WHITE
and his deputies for search and
H. M. Holton, Sheriffs Travel thing they can’t afford.”
Bob Dye, 1142 S.W. 2nd Avenue,
County
Judge
rescue work.
Expense, $32.50.
Ontario, Ore.
/s/ EARL FLOCK
Malheur County Court to assist
International Business Ma­
Beer license application ap­
County
Commissioner
Mr. Horace Arment and the Ore­
John G. Walkins, Emergency proved for Vern’s Country Super
chines,
Clerk
Office
Supply,
$7.00.
JACOB
FISCHER
/S/
gon Trail Historical Society in the
Scholes Printing Shop, Asses­ Fund (Harris), $215.96.
Market, Route 2, Box 282, On­
County Commissioner
securing from five to ten acres
J. F. Stecher, M. D„ Emergency tario, Oregon.
sor Office ($23.00), Tax Office
of Bureau of Land Management County Court Journal, Adjourned ($60.00), $83.00.
Fund (Harris), $50.00.
land on Lytle Boulevard for a
Term, Wednesday, the 8th
Estano’s, Emergency Fund County Court Journal, Adjourned
John Koopman, Assessor- Tra­
Term, Wednesday, the 29th
Memorial Park. A plaque to be
Day of July, 1964
(Harris),
$15.00.
vel, $41.36.
Day of July, 1964
erected to commemorate the Ore­
Commercial Welding Co., Inc.,
County to purchase a water sof­
McGraw-Hill Publications, Au­
gon Trail which crosses Lytle tener for the jail from Lindsay ditor Office, $7.00.
General County Payroll
Pilot Dump, $185.50.
Boulevard. The Welfare Work Soft Water Service when the fi­
For Period Ending
Home Lumber & Coal Co.,
A-l Business Machines, Treas­
crew will be used to install a nal money paid by the Govern­ urer Office Expense, $40.00.
July 31, 1964
Pilot Dump, $85.04.
fence around this area.
City of Ontario, Election Ex­
Edward Howe, Bailiff, $100.00.
ment on the jail contract has been
Dunham Printing Co., Treasur­
Permission granted to John B. paid to the County.
pense, $3.00.
Norris Crownover, Court Re­
er Office Expense, $81.70.
Kirby to install a twelve - foot
Oregon Society of Farm Man­ porter, $366.66.
The following claims w ere ap-
Norris 5c to $1.00 Store, Health
cattle guard on the Crowley Road proved and ordered paid as fol- Dept. Office, $10.98.
agers and Rural Appraisers, As­
Ellis A. White, County Judge,
in the Southwest corner of Sec­ lows:
$583.33.
Prentice-Hall, Inc., Health De­ sessor Travel, $20.00.
tion 23, Township 26 S., Range
U. S. National Bank, Circuit
General Fund
Earl Flock, County Commission­
partment Office, $12.48.
39 E.W.M.
Cordelia Vaughan, Aid to In-
Malheur Enterprise, Auditor Court Petit Jury Expense, $3,- er, $100.00.
The following claims were ap- digent, $25.32.
Jacob Fischer, County Commis­
Office ($26.95), Health Depart­ 003.14.
proved and ordered paid as fol-
Melba McComb, District Attor­ sioner, $100.00.
Moore Bus Depot, Aid to In- ment ($31.29), $58.24.
lows:
Betty Pierce, Receptionist,
digent, $25.00.
Edith Knott, Health Dept. Of­ ney, Extra Clerical, $105.00.
General Fund
F. Verne Flock, Juvenile Tra- fice Expense, $4.40.
$300.00.
Boat License Fund
Moore’s Bus Depot, Aid to In- | vel, $100.00.
Robert Ingram, County Sheriff,
Western Auto Associate Stores,
Howard Towell, Rescue Opera­
digent, $13.00.
$533.33.
Business Men’s Assurance Co., Health Dept. Office, $12.88.
tions, $78.75.
Superintendent of Documents, Employees Insurance, $124.15.
Richard Pounds, Deputy Sher­
Ontario Laundry & Cleaners,
Special Relief Fund
Clerk Office Expense, $5.00.
iff, $451.66.
State of Oregon, Industrial Ac­ Health Dept. Office ($2.43), Court­
Ellis A. White, Aid to Indigent
M & W Market, County Court cident Commission, Industrial Ac­ house ($6.40), $8.83.
Durwood Rowan, Deputy Sher­
Expense, $19.49.
cident Insurance ($430.30), Weed
iff, $410.00.
Nyssa Public School, Juvenile Person, $20.00.
Taft Hotel, Aid to Indigent,
Pauline Hart, Aid to the Indi­ Control ($155.08), Welfare Work Advisory Council, $22.54.
Marvin Wilson, Deputy Sheriff,
gent, $20.00.
Program ($179.78), $765.16.
$381.66.
Chris Lieurance, Juvenile Of­ $11.50.
Nora Graham, J. P. Office Rent
John Hutchens, Attorney Gen­ fice, $2.00.
Indigent Liquor Fund
Rosalie Leavell, Steno Clerk,
(April), $45.00.
eral Institute ($117.70), D. A. Tra­
Aldred Electric Shop, Nursing Sheriff’s Office, $250.00.
F. Verne Flock, Juvenile Tra-
Tiny’s Refrigeration, Court- vel ($55.80), $173.50.
Genevieve Kennedy, Machine
vel, $119.19.
Home, $7.02.
house Repairs, $110.00.
Earl Flock, Commissioners Tra­
Aldred Electric Shop, Nursing Operator, Sheriff’s Office, $320.00.
Richard Pounds, Sheriff Travel
Ellis A. White, County Court vel, $78.63.
Doris Johnson, Deputy Tax
Expense, $25.00.
Home Expense, $87.27.
Travel, $197.59.
Jacob Fischer, Commissioners
Clerk, Sheriff’s Office, $330.00.
Betty Vaughan, Health Dept.,
Law Library Fund
Ellis A. White, County Court Travel, $122.20.
Clerical, $30.00.
Evelyn Ross, Steno Clerk, Sher­
Bender - Moss Company, Law
Travel, $250.00.
Janice MacLaren, Juvenile Tra­
iff’s Office, $250.00.
David W. Sarazin, M. D., Health Books, $16.00.
Cables Chevrolet, Auto Replace­ vel, $71.73.
Melvin Burns, Jailor, Sheriffs
Dept., Medical Investigation, $45.-
West Publishing Company, Law
ment (Sheriff), $1,751.55.
Elmer Tiffany, Relief Jailor, 00.
Office, $200.00.
Books,
$8.00.
Ontario Electric, Courthouse $50.00.
Audry Bums, Matron, Sheriff’s
K. E. Droulard, M. D., Health
West Publishing Co., County
Repairs, $1,588.00.
Charles Leedy, Child Care, Dept., Medical Investigator, $196.- Law Library, $32.00.
Office, $200.00.
Ells’ Furnace Cleaning Co., $40.39.
50.
Bender-Moss Company, County J. Homer Schnell, County Clerk,
Courthouse Repairs, $35.00.
State Dept, of Assessments and
$525.00.
Wyeth Laboratories, Health De­ Law Library, $17.50.
Don Hosier, Auditor Travel, Taxation, District Attorney Of­ partment Clinic, $3.80.
Robert Morcom, Deputy Clerk,
General Road Fund
$24.34.
fice Expense, $2.00.
Clerk’s Office, $380.00.
McKesson & Robbins, Health
State of Oregon Industrial Ac­
Vale Postmaster, Auditor Of-
D. S. Denning Jr., Circuit Court, Dept. Clinic Supplies, $28.41.
Alice Ceniga, Steno Clerk,
cident
Commission, Road Mainte­
fice Box Rent, $6.00.
Attorney Fees, Post Conviction,
Malheur Drug, Inc., Health De­ nance ($606.65), Shop Expense Clerk’s Office, $260.00.
Genera] Road Fund
$330.85.
Lorraine Claney, Steno Clerk,
partment, Clinical Supplies, $14.- ($74.72), Bridge Maintenance
Malheur Home Telephone Co., 06.
Clerk’s Office, $225.00.
Basche - Sage Hardware Co.,
($15.87), $697.24.
Circuit Court ($30.40), County
Ella Carman, Steno Clerk,
Road Maintenance, $47.42.
Northwest Gas & Oil, Inc.,
Western Equipment Company, Clerk’s Office, $150.00.
Court
($71.95),
Jail
Expense
($37.-
Consolidated Freightways, Road
Health Dept. Travel, $17.00.
Parts, District No. 6, $237.49.
50), Sheriff ($26.86), Tax Office
Florence Hopper, Steno Clerk,
Maintentance, $2.50.
E. J. Wainscott, M. D., Health
Kessler Chevrolet, Parts, $13.74. Clerk’s Office, $315.00.
($15.40),
Clerk
($41.30),
Auditor
Valley Grocery & Supply, Road
Dept. Travel, $92.32.
The Sawtooth Company, Road
John Koopman, County Asses­
Maintenance, District No. 6, $2.55. ($17.40), Assessor ($23.75), Trea­
Cairo Service, Health Dept. Maintenance, $42.00.
sor, $541.66.
Connie’s Service & Repair, surer ($14.35), Juvenile Depart­ Travel, $17.30.
Western Road Machinery, Parts, Milford Ingebritsen, Field Depu­
ment ($40.02), Health Department
Parts, $22.50.
Standard Oil Co. of California, $88.68.
ty, Assessor’s Office, $470.00.
Vale Shoe Shop, Parts, $10.00. ($38.22), Watermaster ($15.60), Health Dept. Travel, $6.02.
City of Vale, Oregon, Water
Everett Faw, Field Deputy, As­
Jordan Valley Gift Shop, Parts, School Superintendent ($37.40),
Vale Consumers’ Co-operative, Dept., Road Dept. Shop Expense,
$7.50.
District Attorney ($157.05), $567.- Assessor Travel ($17.28), Health
sessor’s Office, $450.00.
$3.50.
Glenn Jones, Field Deputy, As­
Long’s Service Center, Parts 20.
Dept. Travel ($8.88), Sheriff Tra­
Service Parts Company, Parts, sessor’s Office, $430.00.
Vale Consumers’ Co-op, Coun­ vel ($11.93), $38.09.
($4.80), Motor Fuel, District No. 6
$47.65.
ty Court Travel ($17.15), Sheriff
Oscar Bratton, Field Deputy,
($11.85), Tire ($1.50), $18.15.
Swager Ford, Health Depart­
L. F. Hucker Garage, Road Assessor’s Office, $420.00.
Bullock Auto Parts, Parts, $20.- Travel ($112.70), Assessor Travel ment Travel, $24.70.
Maintenance, $2.70.
($35.45), Health Dept. Travel
55.
Avelina Bigelow, Office Depu­
Malheur Home Telephone Co.,
Vale Supply Co., Road Main­ ty, Assessor’s Office, $360.00.
Kessler Chevrolet, Parts, $5.10. ($36.60), Weed Control ($25.18), Justice of the Peace, Ontario, tenance, $3.02.
Lola Steinke, Steno Clerk, As­
Malheur Home Telephone Co., Aid to Indigent ($23.70), $250.78. $15.60.
Western Auto Supply, Parts, sessor’s Office, $310.00.
Powell’s Office Supply, Juvenile
Holy Rosary Hospital, J.P. Jury $3.62.
Road Dept. Office Expense, $17.-
Office ($4.95), Assessor ($2.10), (Ontario), $14.00.
43.
A 1 e t h a McLaughlin, Steno
Hansen’s, Parts, $14.20.
Clerk, Assessor’s Office, $195.60.
A. F. Peters, J. P. Office Rent,
City Water Department, Shop Circuit Court ($1.60), Clerk ($8.-
Vale Consumers’ Co-operative,
10), Health Dept. ($5.45), Auditor $45.00.
Don Hosier, County Auditor,
Expense, $3.50.
Parts,
$2.26.
($7.10),
Treasurer
($7.75),
J.
P.
$500.00.
Western Auto Supply, Shop Ex­
E. Otis Smith, J. P. Office Rent,
Standard Oil Co. of California,
Ontario ($62.25), J. P. Jordan Val­ $45.00.
pense, $4.18.
Jean Bond, County Treasurer,
Motor Fuel, District No. 6, $12.39. $433.33.
Malheur Drug, Inc., Shop Ex­ ley ($5.30), J. P. Nyssa ($2.28),
Mary F. Graham, J.P. Office
Benson’s Glass & Paint Shop,
$106.88.
pense, $6.67.
Rent, $45.00.
John Hutchens, District Attor­
Parts, $5.33.
Thunder Egg Room, Jury Ex­
Standard Oil Co., Motor Fuel,
ney, $83.33.
E. E. Jones, J. P. Office Rent,
White Horse Inn, Road Main­
pense, $78.60.
$10.00.
District No. 6, $42.21.
Olive Hussey, District Attor­
tenance, $2.50.
Bi-Rite Variety Store, Circuit
ney’s Secretary, $425.00.
Standard Oil Co., Motor Fuel,
Home Lumber & Coal Compa­
Chevron Gas Station, Motor
Court Office Expense, $4.73.
District No. 6, $11.34.
Edna Blaylock, Health Dept.,
ny, Courthouse Repairs, $85.94.
Fuel, District No. 6, $2.30.
E. Otis Smith, Circuit Court
Nurse, $440.00.
Burns Garage, Motor Fuel, Dis­
Western Auto Supply, Court­
Bullock
Auto
Parts,
Parts,
Dis
­
Attorney Fees, $34.60.
trict No. 6, $3.00,
Elmer Wainscott, M. D., Health
house Expense, $1.20.
John C. O’Kief, Attorney Fees,
Dept., $250.00.
Roy & Owens Tire Service,
City of Vale, Oregon, Court­ trict No. 6 ($2.60), $9.65.
Idaho
Power
Co.,
Shop
Ex
­
$25.00.
Tires, $47.75.
Carl Olsen, Health Dept., Sani­
house Expense, $27.34.
pense, $24.00.
R. Wayne Stevens, Law Books,
tarian, $448.33.
George Hart, Bridge Signs,
Vale Grain & Feed Co., Court­
Standard Oil Co., Motor Fuel,
$30.00.
Circuit Court Office, $63.00.
house Expense, $10.08.
Edith Knott. Health Dept., Ste­
$2.28.
Max S. Taggart, Circuit Court
no Clerk, $315.00.
Aldred Electric Shop, Court­
Penal and Juvenile
Standard Oil Co., Motor Fuel,
Attorney Fees, $40.12.
Mary Ellen Nelson, Health
house Expense, $15.00.
Detention
District
No. 6, $170.78.
Holy
Rosary
Hospital,
Dept., Nurse, $202.50.
Circuit
Block and Company, Inc.,
Harold Swenson, Jail Consult­
Standard Oil Co., Motor Fuel,
Court Office. $14.14.
Courthouse Expense, $9.20.
Albert Peters, Justice of Peace,
ant, $50.00.
District
No. 6, $31.85.
West
Publishing
Co.,
$441.66.
Circuit
Idaho Power Co., Courthouse
Luekenga Construction Co., Jail
Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
Supplies, $22.04.
Mary Peters, Justice of Peace,
Construction Contract, $19,022.01. Court Office, $5.00.
Road Maintenance, $25.00.
D.
S.
Denning,
Jr.,
$125.00.
County
Commercial Distributing Co.,
Luekenga Construction Co., Jail
Vale Consumers Co-op, Parts,
Court Judicial, $50.00.
Courthouse Fuel, $168.50.
E. Otis Smith, Justice of Peace,
Construction, Extras, $1,966.00.
$1.25.
Starlite
Cafe,
County
Court
Of
­
$383.33.
Pitney-Bowes,
Inc.,
Courthouse
Indigent Liquor Fund
White Horse Inn, Road Main­
Postage, $6.80.
Mary F. Graham, Justice of
E. R. Budge, Nursing Home, fice, $28.30.
tenance, District No. 6, $70.00.
Powell's
Office
Supply,
County
Peace, $229.16.
Pitney-Bowes,
Inc.,
Courthouse
$15.00.
Standard Oil Co., Motor Fuel,
Postage, $95.64.
E. E. Jones, Justice of Peace,
Malheur Home Telephone Co., Court Expense, $1.50.
District No. 6, $8.90.
Smith,
Blakely
&
Keys,
D.
A.
$120.00.
Joseph
Maughan,
Veterans
Of
­
Nursing Home. $4 00.
Lee’s Chevron Service Station,
Office (Harris), $4.76.
fice ($4.98), Veterans Travel
F. Verne Flock, Juvenile Dept.,
Law Library Fund
Parts, District No. 6. $29.95.
Western Union Telegraph, ($34.38), $39.36.
Director, $533.33.
West Publishing Co., Law Sheriff’s Office Expense, $3.80.
Crosby’s Service, Parts, District
Janice MacLaren, Juvenile De­
Joseph Maughan, Veterans Ser­ No.
Books, $60.00.
6, $13.93.
National Sheriff’s Association, vice Traveling Expense. $59.91.
partment, Counselor, $366.66.
Ontario
Auto
Parts,
Shop
Ex
­
Resolution adopted requesting Sheriff Office Expense, $10.00.
Lois Palmer, Juvenile Dept.,
Albertson’s Food Center, Veter­
pense, $16.71.
the Statu Board of Higher Educa­
Department of Motor Vehicles, ans Indigent Fund, $10.00.
Extra Help, $125.00.
Valley Auto Supply, Parts,
tion to provide planning assist­ Sheriff Office Expense, $22.00.
Frances Enomoto, County
Albertson’s Food Center, Veter­
$10.75.
ance to be administered by the
Idaho Power Co., Sheriff Radio ans Service, Aid to Indigent, $20.-
Court, Extra Help, $50.00.
Home Lumber & Coal Co.,
Bureau of Municipal Research Expense, $3.60.
00.
Elmer Tiffany, Janitor, $345.00.
Road
Maintenance ($107.01),
and Service, University of Ore­
McKnight & Syme Electric,
Joseph Maughan, Veterans Ser­
Chevron Gas Station, Weed
Bridge Maintenance ($177.32), vice, $100.00.
gon, with such financial assist­ Prisoner and Jail, $7.20.
Control, $38.20.
$284.33.
ance as may be provided by the
Becker’s Market, Prisoner and
Freeland Park, Weed Control,
Roberts-Nyssa, Inc., Weed Con­
Home Lumber & Coal Co., $384.00.
Housing and Home Finance Agen­ Jail, $2 76.
trol, $4.00.
cy under authority of Section 701 1 Wm. P. Higley, Prisoner and
Thomas Whitlock, Weed Con­
K. E. Kerby, M. D., Examina­ Bridge Maintenance, $19.50.
Ontario Pipe Supply, Road trol, $384.00.
of the Housing Act of 1954, as s Jail, $7.50.
tion of Mentally Ill, $20.00.
amended. The County Judge is
K. Saito, Prisoner and Jail,
Walter Gillespie, County Sur­
K. A. Danford, M. D., Examina­ Maintenance, $1.119.42.
Gentry Ford Sales, Inc., Parts, veyor, $25.00.
$9
00.
authorized to execute in the name
tion of Mentally Ill. $20.00.
of the County all necessary con-
Estano’s, Prisoner and Jail, $12 -
Ontario Clinic, Examination of $7.83.
Road Department Payroll
83.
County Court Journal, Adjourned
Mentally Ill, $20.00.
For Period Ending
Dairymen’s Cooperative Cream­
Term, Wednesday the 15th
K. A. Danford, M. D., Aid to
July 15, 1964
ery, Prisoner and Jail, $17.25.
Day of July, 1964
Mentally Ill. $20.00.
Virgil Maupin. Labor, $175.00.
Dee-Lite Bakery, Prisoner and
Blackaby Insurance Agency,
County Deed issued to R. A.
Ted Wilson, Labor. $195.50.
Jail, $19.00.
Officials Bonds, $2.50.
Duncan for consideration of $2.-
C. C. Davis, Labor, $176.00.
Ontario Grocery Co, Prisoner
Albert R. Otte, Distr., Court­ 500.00 for Tract No. 482C: NW%-
James Shelton, Labor, $176.00.
and Jail, $49.23.
house Equipment, $199.50.
SW>(. Sec. 29, NE1«, NE^SEV«,
Robert Beeman. Labor, $191.66.
Malheur Drug. Prisoner and
Nyssa Gate City Journal, Offi­ N%NW%, Sec 30, all being in T.
Marvin McKinney, Labor,
Jail, $7.43.
cial Advertising, $81.30.
15 S., R. 40 EWM.
$191.66.
Estano’s, Jail Expense, $47.50.
Nyssa Gate City Journal, Offi­
George Griffith, Labor, $154.00.
Court accepts petition for Crea­
Standard Oil Co., Sheriff Tra- cial Advertising, $103.35.
tion of a Special Weed Control
Road Department Payroll
vel. $36.48.
Ontario Argus - Observer, Offi­ District, Declaring Certain Weeds
For Period Ending
Northwest Gas & Oil. Sheriff cial Advertising, $93.00.
within
said
District
as
Noxious
July 31, 1964
Travel Expense, $48.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rinehart, i and Appointing a Weed Inspector.
Carl Sperling, Labor. $450.00.
Commercial Welding Co., Inc., Child Care, $100.00.
All Work
Because of the lateness of the ' Charles Nutt. Labor, $450.00.
Sheriff Equipment. $175.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Winters,
Guaranteed!
boating
season, the consideration] Virgil Maupin, Labor. $175.00.
Pat Bond, Sheriff Travel, $25 - Child Care, $33.20.
of
the
purchase
of a boat for the
64.
C. C. Davis, Labor, $144.00.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman,
Ted Wilson, Labor. $198.00.
Texaco, Inc., Sheriff Travel, Juvenile Aid and Child Care, County Sheriffs Office was de­
ferred until next Spring.
$18.78.
James Shelton. Labor, $192.00.
$105.45.
118 Good Avenu«
Robert Beeman. Labor. $191.66.
Westcott Oil, Sheriff Travel.
Dance hall license issued to
Villa St Rose, Child Care. $5 -
$9.75.
Marvin McKinney, Labor,
Mrs.
Constance
White,
250
1
00.
Phon« 372-2288
Tidewater Oil Company. Sher-
$191 66.
W E. Gillespie, Surveyor Tra­ Cleveland. Caldwell. Idaho.
George Griffith. Labor. $98.00.
iff Travel. $12 42.
vel. $254.15.
Dance hall license issued to
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WHEEL
BALANCING
ALIGNING
SERVICE
Swager Ford
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. 1964
*
Recent Bridal Shower in Samer Home,
Fetes Future Bride, Miss Patty Bean’,
By Helen Hatch
BIG BEND—Fourteen girls met
July 29 at the home of Miss Cath­
erine Samer to honor Miss Patty
Bean with a bridal shower.
A September wedding is being
planned by Miss Bean and Allan
Decker of Colburn, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson
attended the annual Bureau of
Land Management picnic Aug. 2
at Vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fogleman
and Ileen of Nampa visited Aug.
2 with her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De­
Water.
Visitor From Eugene
Miss Rosalee Cannon of Eugene
was a recent Friday overnight
guest of Mrs. Jim Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bennett vis­
ited during the evening of July 31
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomp­
son.
Mrs. Lennie Smith and Mrs.
Pearle Abbott met Mrs. LaRayne
Blamire and boys of Moscow,
Idaho, Aug. 1 at the Ontario air­
port.
Mrs. Agnes Johns recently ac­
companied Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Gifford and Coleen of Nyssa to
Owyhee reservoir for the week­
end. They also attended the boat
races.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gifford
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Lofthouse of Salt Lake City vis­
ited recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Chaney.
Vacation at Wallowa
Mrs. Edith Cameron and Mrs.
Agnes Johns left Aug. 5 for Wal­
lowa where they will spend a
week sightseeing.
Vickie DeMark of Boise spent
a recent week with her grandpar­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith.
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ricks
Gale and family, came Sunday
for her.
Betty and Linda Knapp recent­
ly spent a few days with their
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Les Hill and
family attended a Sunday school
class picnic Aug. 2 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rucker at
Parma.
Ernest Caskey, Labor, $400.00.
Freeland Park, Labor, $312.00.
Albert Stoaks, Labor, $42.00.
MOTION made and seconded
that the following Area Road
Advisory Committees within the
County Consolidated Road Dis­
trict One be appointed for a one-
year term, effective August 1,
1964: Area 1. East Vale: Clarence
Hill, Archie Kardell, Burton Kin­
sey; Area 2, West Vale: Russell
Girvin, Homer Shelby, Irvin Hart;
Area 3, Brogan-Jamieson, Willow­
creek: Allen Erstrom, Earl Lamb,
Warner Maag; Area 4, Annex:
Harry Frasier, William Patterson,
William Panike; Area 5, Harper-
Westfall-Crowley: Robert Hart,
John Kirby, Roy Darnell; Area 7,
Big Bend-Ridgeview: Burton Bur­
roughs, Masa Nishihara, Boyce
VanDeWater.
/s/ EARL FLOCK
County Commissioner
/s/ JACOB FISCHER
County Commissioner
Published Aug. 13. 1964.
Lynn Chaney of Caldwell re-J
cently spent two days with her*
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace!
Chaney.
s
Grange Meetings Set
$
Big Bend Grange meets the firs«
and third Mondays in each month!
at 8:30 p.m. in the Big Bend com-t
munity house.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts attended 8*
recent meeting of Happy Dozerf
card club at the home of Mrs«
Mabel Piercy in Kingman Kolo-t
ny.
Miss Gayle Clucas spent a re-*-
cent week with her aunt, Mrs.t
Genevieve Sutton and her thredi
granddaughters of Caldwell. Mrs
Sutton took Gayle home on Aug
1 and was a picnic dinner gues
of the Clucas family.
Emery Cameron and childrei
took Linda Cameron to her hom<
at Wallowa during a recent week
end and attended Chief Josepl
Days celebration.
Guests From Walla Walla
Rex Brumbach and children o:
Walla Walla visited recently witl
his brother, Ezra and his mother
Mrs. Mary Brumbach who is <
patient at Malheur Memorial hos
pital in Nyssa.
Mrs. Bob Webster, her mother
Mrs. Bessie Tullin, and Mrs. Bob­
by Jo Sessions of Adrian visitec
Aug. 1 with Mrs. Erie Mausling.
Mrs. Goldie Roberts and Mrs
Sharon Krause of Nyssa visitec
Aug. 2 with Mr. and Mrs. Ralpl
Henley of Payette.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van DeWatei
and Kent visited Aug. 2 with Mr
and Mrs. Ralph Haworth.
PAULINA LAKE VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil anc
grandson, Donald Knottingham
drove to Paulina lake July 31 tc
meet the latter’s parents, Mr. anc
Mrs. Frank Knottingham and Da­
vid of Port Orford, Ore. The twc
families spent the weekend there
together. Donald had been visit­
ing his uncle, John Knottingham
in the Mitchell Butte area and re­
turned home with his parents.
New In
Town?
Keep in touch with
friends back home by
Long Distance — the
most personal way
to keep a distant
friendship going. It’s
true—Long Distance
is the next best
thing to being there.
Pick up your phone
and go visiting tonight
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How to get the most oùt
• \ of your insurance man
or Why The St. Paul Agents are Independent Agents
1. Give one agent all your insurance to take care of.
(Even if one of your present agents is your own brother-
in-law.)
ft relieves you of detail, ft means a better balanced
program for you. And W one agent bears the entire re­
sponsibility tor your insurance program, he feels that
responsibility more than if he’s part of a crowd. Wouldn't
you?
2. Choose an Independent Agent or Broker. He can
eelect policies for you from a wide variety of insurance
companies, not just one. The St Paul has only Indepen­
dent Agents and Brokers.
2. Tell your agent you expect a phone can If he finds a
better buy for you than what you’ve got.
4. Expect him to put your needs ahead of his commis­
sions. This is easy for the Independent Agent; he needs
you. (Another reason why The St Paul Agents are In­
dependent Agents.)
5.
Leave your bundle of insurance problems on his
shoulders. When to pay, whom to pay, when to renew
... ail that. If he appears to be staggering under the
burden. se<* me.
EASTMAN
AGENCY
NYSSA . . . OREGON
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