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» THUHSDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE SEVEN « MALHEUR COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS James Siephen Couple Receives Word From Son Slaiioned ♦ at South Pole Ontario Grocery Company, Juil.T Blackaby ' Insurance, Officers Indemnity Bonds, $229.82 Kii.bi n, $31 25. By Emily Myer* Kalbu» Office Equipment, Of Dee-Lite Bakery, Jail, Kitchen, OWYHEE —Mr. and Mrs. James fice Equipment, $116.10. Called to Order by Judge Ellis $22.80 Stephen recently received word A White with Commissioner» Estimo's, Jail Housekeeping, | Mr. and Mrs. Whalen Morgan, from their son, Ronald, via short Jacob Fischer and Earl Flock $4 08. Foster Care, $50.00. wave radio and telephone dis present. The following claim« Mr. and Mr». Rex Caskey, F ob - patch from the South Pole. IB M Machine«, Clerk ’ s Office, were approved and ordered paid: ter Care, $90.00. He is serving as meteorologist $5.12. General County Fund in charge at the pole station. He Steven« - Ness Company, Clerk, ; Mr. and Mrs Rod McKay, Fo«- ' Williuin Alexander, Witne«« Office, $8 99. ter Care, $50 00. reports that winter is rapidly Fees. $15 44. closing in and sends greetings to Linda Blaylock, Health Dept., I Mr. Leater Fifer, Pouter Care, ' his friends at Nyssa. $25.00 Nadine Thompson, Wit nel» Clerical (Temporary), $21 00 Mr and Mr«. Frank Wolfe, Fos Fees, $15 44. Kessler Garage, Health Dept., ter Care, $60.30. Mr. and Mrs. John Strickland Dalton Derrick, Witness Fees, Travel. $26 10. U. S. Civil Defense Council, Ci A MEMBER OF THE JOURNAL STAFF first noticed th«M chil- were Sunday visitors in the Har Westcott Oil Corporation, $15.56. vil Defense, $7.50. dr«n and their pat while working on a window display. Not only old Sisson home. Wayne Soward Larry Roberta, Witness Fee«. Health, Travel. $5 69. Idaho Power, Abundant Food, wara thay cut» youngstars but also of a happy naiura and vary I was a Friday evening dinner Edna Blaylock, R. N., Health $7.78. $17.66. Travel, $7.25. friendly, smiling and waving thair hands. The trio includes thraa- guest of the Stricklands. Mel Hurns, Witness Fees, |5 00. Dept., Columbia University Press,; Mrs Wilda Forsman, Abundant year-old Mark Pitts, his one-year-old sister. Holli, and Sally, thair Leaves for California Ruilwuy Express, Stand, $8.10 Food, Janitorial, $45.00. Dept, Office, $5 00 poodle-Pekingese cross. They belong to John and Sharon Pitts of Tom Edmondson, Witness Fees, Health Dick Skogan left Jan. 26 for Waldo Forsman, Abundant Malheur Enterprise, Health 114 Park avenue. While waiting in the car for their mother to re San Francisco where he will at- $7.72. Food, $5 68 Dept , Office, $22 25. Ontario Service, Abundant turn from a brief shopping trip in downtown Nyssa, Holli found tend school. He had spent several Nadine Thompson, Witness McKesson A Robbins, Health a plaything, and a noisy toy it was. She had discovered the horn weeks on leave from the Navy, Fees. $7 72 Food, $2 50. Drpt., Clinic Expense, $10.97 ring on the car's steering wheel and was having a "ball." laughing visiting his parents, the Rev and Gold Seal Mop Service, Abun-1 William F. Alexander, Witness Malheur Home Telephone, J.P. I and bouncing on the car seal, and at the same time entertaining Mrs. Arthur Skogan and family. dant Food. $3 00. F. , .. $7 72. Ontario, Telephone, $16.00. Mrs Veda Holt of Nampa and Elmer Tiffany, Relief Jailer, Mark and Sally. She not only attracted the attention of all mem Adrian Investment Co., Abun A F. Peters, J. P. Office Rent, bers of the Journal staff, but others within hearing distance. Of Mrs. Harold Reed of Caldwell $50 00 dant Food Program, $100.00. $46.00. Kessler Chevrolet, Auto Re course, it wasn't long before Mother Sharon returned and the fun were Sunday visitors of Mr. and William Alexander, Witness E Otis Smith, J P Nyssa, Cler Mrs. Earl Crocker. Other recent ►ers, $7.72 ical. $50 00; Rent, $50.00; Utilities, placement Fund (Sheriff), ti,- stopped because she took over the steering wheel.—Staff Photo. guests in the Crocker home were Ton» Edmondson, Witness Fee», $5 00; Telephone. $12 65; $117.65 601.20. Mrs. Gladys Morfitt and Mrs. Ida Co, Men ’ i Assurance Buainess $7 7'.' Charles Zinn, Juror’s Fees $5 - The Rev. and Mrs. Ellis Mc Walter«. Employee» Insurance, $119 64 C. J Heath, Witness Fees, $7 72. 16 Roberts and sons were Sunday Public Employees Retirement Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz Willard Rudd, Witness Fees, Albert Gifford, Jury Fees, $5.- evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. were Board, Expense of Social Secur Sunday dinner guests at the $7.72. 16. Lloyd Dibble. By Mr». Waldo Smalley Glen McGinnis home at Nyssa Ralph Edwards, Witness Fees. Harold Alexander, Jury Fees, ity. $453 22. Mrs. Pitman Hospitalizad Dalton Derrick, Witness in and later visited Mrs. Amanda $7 72. $7 08. Earl Flock, Special Meeting«, Mrs. Charles Pitman spent three | Peutz at Payette. She recently re Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pitman of George Besendorfer, Jury Fees, Mental Hearing, $7.72. General County Road Fund $120.00; County Court Travel, $6 60. Boise were Saturday afternoon days last week in Malheur Me turned home from the hospital. Mrs Clara Corfield returned $133 80; $253 80 Charles Nutt, Equipment, $125 - visitors in the Charles Pitman morial hospital suffering with a S. Glen Hoffman, Jury Fee«, 00 W H, Cloyd, M. D . Witness $6.36 virus infection. She returned home Jan. 26 from Rancho Cor home. Fees. $229 10 Oregon Trail Mobile Homes, Charles Culbertson, Jury Fee», Mrs. Alva Hill returned early home Saturday and is report dova, Calif., where she visited a Road Maintenance, $50.00. Phillip J. Reilly, M D , Witness $6 44 Monday morning after spending ed to be slowly regaining her daughter, Carrol. Mrs. Dorothy Pattee and Glen are spending sev Oregon State Highway Dept., a week in Colorado Springs, Den strength. Fees. $385 75. John Albert Milbrath, Jury eral days in the Corfield home. Charles W. Swan, Attorney Fees, $5 16 Road Maintenance, $25.90. Anna Boston of Roswell was a ver and Boulder. She was called Fees, $70.00. Vale Consumers Co-op, Road to Colorado by the death of her Friday visitor, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mrs. Share Has Surgery Dell J. Traveller, Jury Fee», Maintenance, $10.04. Norris Crownover, Court Re $5 16. [ Shippy and Danny cf Weiser younger brother. Mrs. Charles Share is reported Commercial Welding, Road porter, Travel, $15 66. Madge E. Wilson, Jury Fee«, I were Saturday visitors of Mr. and to be recovering satisfactorily at Mark and Jeffery Smalley of Maintenance (Sand Hollow Job), Payette were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Earl Boston. The latter Malheur Memorial hospital where Colwell Company, County $5 16. Court, Office, $<¡40; Juvenile Of Arthur P. Stedman, Jury Fee», $44500. I couple visited last Thursday af- she underwent surgery last Thurs Gate City Steel, Road Mainte Mike and Jay Nichols. fice, $5 50; $1190 $5 16 ; temoon with Mr. and Mrs. Gene day. Mrs. Bill Knox was a Jan. 26 Texaco, Inc., Sheriff. Travel, Fred McCarthy, Jury Fees, $5.- nance, $49.93; Bridge, $195.88; Honey at Caldwell. visitor and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mills and $245.81. $820. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loomis family were Sunday dinner guests Kinney Bros A Keele, Bridge Rookstool of Nyssa were Sunday were Westcott Oil Corporation, Sher Charles Belvcal, Jury Fees, Monday dinnei guests of of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ches visitors in the Roy Rookstool I Repair (Markers). $5 98. iff Travel, $68 38. $5.16. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble. ter Mills. Idaho Pacific Steel Warehouse, residence. Standard Oil Co., Sheriff, Tra Rex Voeller, Jury Fees, $5.16. Bridge Repair, $14125. vel, $39 64. Illa U. Seward, Jury Fees, $5.- C. A Wood Rebabbitting, Parts, Vale Consumers Co-op, Sheriff, 16. Travel, $97 80; Assessor, Travel, Mary F. Graham, J. P. Vale; 1 $52.14. $17 35; Health, Travel. $34 93; Hi nt, $45 00; Utilities. $8 00; Tele Vale Shoe Shop, Parts and Re pairs, $12 00. $150 08. phone, $15.00; $68 00. Cables Chevrolet, Parts and Re Pacific Northwest Hell, Sheriff, M G. Palmer. J. P. Rent. $30.00 Telephone, $4 65. Ellis A White. County Court. pairs. $23 63. Western Equipment, Parts and Owyhee Telephone, Sheriff, | Travel, $79 64. Telephone, $31.85. William Jordan, Juvenile, Tra- Repairs, $61.35. Western Equipment Company, Sargent - Sowell, Inc., Sheriff. vel ©M.00 Travel, $12.38. William L. Doman, Juvenile. I District No. 6, Parts and Repairs, Stevens - Ness I jiw Publishing. Travel, $87 12. $68 97. Idaho Power Company, Shop, Sheriff. Office, $12 80. Idaho Typewriter Exchange. Expense. $26.75. M. i II hui DrUC I"' ■ Sheriff. Of Inc., Juvenile Office, $20.38. City of Vale, Shop Expense, \ A fice, $3 60; Jail, Personal, $8 04; Malheur Propane, Courthouse $3.50. $11.64. Heat. $18 04. Westcott Oil, Motor Fuel, Dis Scholes Printing, Sheriff, Office, City of Vale, Courthouse, Wat trict No. 6. $292 07. $47.75, Clerk's Office, $31.50; Au er, $38.13. Roy A Owens, Tires, $83.25. ditor’s Office, $14 00; $93 25. Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Robbins, L. C. Cheney. Road Const rue - Farmers Co-op Creamery, Jail, Foster Care, $73 40. Kitchen, $22.66. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stanton, tion. Annex. $966.00. Pat Needham, P.L. 875 Road H A E Company. Jail, Kitchen, Foster Care, $48.34. $10 25. American Janitor, Courthouse, Repair Project 41, $200 00; Pro ject. $1,900.00; $2,100.00. Boyd Coffee Company, Jail, Housekeeping, $60.60. Public Employees Retirement Kitchen, $14 25. Block A Company, Courthouse, Board, Road Maintenance. $129.- Supplies, $28.75. Ponder Oil Company, Court 53. Special Relief Fund If your ovrrwrlicht I n <lu»* to .»vrr- house Repairs, $764.47. Mrs. Thelma Reynolds, Trans ratiriK hii <I v <» u want to rid <>f Aldrcd Electric, Courthouse, that tiicly fat. K«*t out tablet* railed portation to Portland Hospital, SLIMobEX. Available without a Repairs, $62.28. dcH'tor'N prrucrlpt Ion, SLIMODEX Mrs. Joseph Maughan, Veterans, $35 00. will help you loar thoar eitra Mrs. Eva Shaffer, Transporta- pound* by decrrnainir your drair© Clerical. $50.00. for food, not by *tnrvhiic you. but Joseph Maughan, Veterans, Of tion to Portland Hospital, $35.00. by ©Imply rllmlnntinir th«* uric© for Vale Consumers Co-op, Aid to extra portion* SlJMoblA' mat© fice Rent. $50.00. otilx |1 00 and la <H \ I! ANTEEI» to Indigent, $9 81. J. R. Mann. M.D., Examination work or mt your full money back. Malheur Memorial Hospital, of Mentally Ill, $20.00. SLIMOlwX I m ©old rxclualvr by John Denenk, Audit of County Aid to Indigent, $112.75. NYSSA PHARMACY—Nym Mall Order a Filled Books, $4,000.00. (Continued on Page 8) MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF MALHEUR COUNTY COURT DECEMBER 1, 1965 * I T i Linda Richesin stayed at the Byrd Walters home while her mother, Mrs. Bill Richesin, was in the hospital. The Richesins are parents of a new baby girl bom Jan. 26. Strickland» Hoel Party Mr. and Mrs. John Strickland entertained Saturday evening with a card party for 25 of their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbert- son visited Sunday with the Bus ter Talbot family at Westfall. The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Sko- gan and family, Clara Corfield, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen and family attended a Sunday school rally and potluck dinner Sunday at Park church. The Neil Dimmicks, Vic Mar shalls, Roy Holmes and Red Kreagers went to Bogus Basin Saturday to watch the skiers, then to Boise for dinner in cele bration of Mrs. Dimmick’s birth day anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bones and family were Friday evening din ner guests of the Melvin Crocker family. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs. James Savage were Saturday evening visitors in the Howard Day residence. RETURN FROM PORTLAND Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brower re turned home Sunday evening from Portland where they had spent the past two weeks and he attended a real estate school. They also visited former Nyssans, Dr. and Mrs. Grant Hughes and family while in the Rose city. DINNER GUESTS IN VALE Mr. and Mrs. Walt Looney and Jim were Saturday evening din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tug Bond at Vale. Other guests were Mrs. Bond’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smith, also of Vale. rw ; REDUCE FAT Electric living helps hard working Dickersons •Manufacturer's tuggaxted retail price for t eSabre V 8 4-dr. sedan. Price Includes Federal Excise Tax and suggested dealer de« livery and handling charge (transportation charges, accessories, other optional equipment, state and local taxes additional). “Modern electric service and our total elec trie home are important to us,” say Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dickerson, Jr., rural customers of Idaho Power Company near Paul, Idaho. Mr. Dickerson farms, teaches school and sells insurance. Mrs. Dickerson helps with the farming while cooking, laundering and keep ing a home for a family of nine. The older chil dren pitch in, too. “Reddy Kilowatt is part of the team the Dickersons. “We get our money’s from all-electric living.” Your Buick dealer is selling a lot of '66 LeSabres. And he wants to sell even more. So what better way than to give you the best deal in town? Bring your car to him. While he's adding up the tre mendous amount of money he'll give you for It, take a spin around town In the mighty LeSabre. You can afford it. Price Is no handicap during the tuned car tradin' derby. Come on In now. Does So MUCH...Costs So LITTLE
