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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. APRIL 28. 1986 —,---------------------------------------------- r-- PAGE NINE OKK Ladies Auction Homemade Items To Raise Money for Club Treasury Malheur County Court Proceedings Dept. Clinic Expense, $20 86 Hogg Foundation, Health Dept. Clinic Expense, $2.00. James H. Jones, Medical Inves- Jut-fib Fischer, County C’ommis- alonf-r, wiih the only member of tigator, $30 00 University of Oregon, Juvenile County Court present, ao no offi I Office Expense, $10.00. cial business was conducted. V e r d - A - It a y Corporation, The following clulma were ap Housekeeping Supplies, $26.63. proved and ordered paid: Custom Laboratories, Inc., General County Fund Courthouse Housekeeping, $27.60 Del Webb's Townehouae, Con Ontario laundry A Cleaners, firming Hold for Hiaervutions tor Courthouse Housekeeping, $12 80; Judge Ellis A White, $14.00; $28.- Abundant Food Program, $3 00; 00. Herbert T. Hartwell. Auditor $15.80. Alfredo Medina, Courthouse Re Travel, Ml 10 pair, $43 50. Jean F. Bond, Treasurer Travel, Mrs. Joseph Maughan, Veteran's $140.83. $50.00. Anna P. Clark. Veteran’s Indi Clerical, Joseph Maughan, Veteran's Of gent Travel, $15 00. fice Rent, $50.00. Merc Dept Store, Veteran*! In Vale Welding Shop. Waterman digent Fund, $22 07 ter Supplies, $6.00. Idaho Power Co., Veteran's In Blackahy Insurance Agency, digent Fund, $20 .00 Notary Public Bond, $10 00 Blair Whipple, Mental Health Ontario Argus-Observer, Offi Clinic Travel, $114 70 cial Advertising, $133 20; Mental Neil Petterson. Circuit Court Health Clinic Office. $40 30; $179 - Witness Fees. $24.60. ■ A F. Peters. J. P. Office Rent, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stanton, $45.00. Foster Home Care, $50.00. Mary F. Graham, J. P Office k | K-1 bgr and k i tanfordi Rent. $45 00; Utilities, $«00; Tele Foster Home Care, $5.00. phone. $1500; $68.00. Walter Gillespie, Surveyor’s Of E Otis Smith. Clerical. $50 00. fice. $434.67. Office Rent, $50.00; Utilities, $5,- Bureau of Iaind Management, 00; Telephone, $12.65; $117 65 Surveyor, $11.25. M G. Palmer, J P. Office Rent, Mrs Wilda Forsman, Abundant $30.00 I Food Program, $45 00. Joe Mallea, Circuit Court Wit Holy Rosary Hospital Mental ness Fees, $7 72. Clinic Rent. $50 00 Vale Postmaster, Courthouse Health Van Petten Lumber Co., Men Postage, $250 00. tal Health Clinic Remodeling. Tom McCall, Office Expense $13 62 (Filing Fee), $6.50. Malheur Home Telephone Co., Ronald Scrivner, Circuit Court Mental n. ..it h Clinic, $42.95. Witness Fees, $23.20. Kinney Bros. A Keele, Mental l,arry Scrivner, Circuit Court Health Clinic Equipment, $24.95. Witness Fees, $1544. General Rood Fund Joe Mallea, Circuit Court Wit Malheur Home Telephone Co., ness Fees, $7.72. Consolidated Freightways, Shop, $44.05. Idaho Power Co., Shop, $48 67. Freight on Office Equipment for E Otis Smith, Shop Expense, Mental Health Clinic. $11 29. Ocie Schnell. Election Expense, $15 00. Chevron Station, Fuel, District $300 36. Lida Ray, Circuit Court Wit No. 6. $8.74. Westcott Oil Co., Fuel, District ness Fees, $8.20 Norris Crownover, Circuit Court No. 6. $102.71. Spacial Relief Fund Reporter Travel, $13.67. Moore Bus Depot, Aid to Indi Portland Stamp A Seal Co., County Court Office Supplies, gent. $17.20. $15 10. Yturri, O'Kief A Cox. Aid to Elmer Tiffany, Relief Jailer, Indigent, $100.00. $4000. Indigent Liquor Fund The Malheur Enterprise, Clerk's Tiny’s Refrigeration, Nursing Office Supplic . $ i ;* i »■>.'> $31 35. Michael Hughes, Assessor Tra Home, E. R Budge, Fire Inspection at vel. $14 96 Monroe International, Inc., Au at Nursing Home, $15.00. March 9. 1906, will be the next ditor Office Supplies, $1.50 Edna Blaylock, Health Depart meeting of County Court MINUTES OF THE MEETING ment Travel, $45 58. OF MALHEUR COUNTY Irish Maid Bakery, Office Sup COURT —MARCH 9. 1966 plies. $4 64 Called to order by Judge Ellis Ontario Argus-Obscrver, Health A. White with Commissioners Dept. Office, $5.00. Parke-Davis A Co., Heulth De Jacob Fischer and Earl Flock present. partment Clinic Expense, $13.71 The County Court adopted the McKesson A Robbins, Health MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF MALHEUR COUNTY COURT—MARCH 2. 1966 By Freda Astoreca SUNSET VALLEY—OKK club members met April 21 in the home of Mrs. Harley Wilson with Mrs Lewis Skinner as co-hostess. An auction of handmade articles was held to raise money for the club treasury. THIRTY CUB SCOUTS from the Nyssa area and those accompanying them spent a busy, but fun- packed day. in the Idaho capital city Saturday. They left the Nyssa terminal at 11:10 a.m. with all the Cubs and some of their leader« aboard the Union Pacific train. Other adults went to Boise in cars io transport the lads home, arriving back in Nyssa about 7:30 p.m. Among those accom panying the boys were George Hirai, the Rev. Wallace Prowell. Messrs, and Mmes. James Cham berlain. Garold Ropp. Dick Miller and Alva Good Resolution to grant authority to Pat Bond, County Treasurer, to invest idle County funds in ac cordance with O.R.S. 294.035. The County Court accepted the Resolution to issue a Quitclaim Deed from the County to the City of Ontario, description of the North 30 feet of the East 135 feet, Lot 2. Blœk 6. Barton Addition to the City of Ontario. The following claims were ap proved and ordered paid: General County Fund Rodney George, Witness Fees, $8.20. Glenn Mefford, Witness Fees, $7.56, Walter Ford, Witness Fees, $8 - 20 Harry Enes Smith, Witness Fees, $7.56. Charles Michael, Witness Fees, $8 20. Alvin Allen, Witness Fees, $8 20. Jack Bashaw, Witness Fees, $9 80. Stanley Lcnuson, Witness Fees, $15 00. John Stubstad. Witness Fees, $7.72. Jim Shaw. Witness Fees, $7.72. Business Men’s Assurance Co., Employee Insurance. $136.78. Marvin Tague, Grand Jury Duty (Witness Fees), $8.84. Herman Houston, Witness Fees, $8 84. (Continued on Page 10) ell; Mmes. Bud Sappe. Elton Clapp, Don Savage, Jesse Dennis. Cees Hopman. Gerald SimanteL Jerry Welch and Alberta Morrow. Others making the train trip were Den Chiefs Henry Morrow, Lynn Hirai. Harry Brendle and Tom Huffman. The group went to Ann Morrison park where they picnicked and fed the ducks: they then visited KBOI radio and television stations, the Idaho capital building, the state and art museums, the zoo and municipal airport. —Journal Photos. Kurtz Couple Returns After Two-Month Trip NYSSAN RETURNS HOME Mrs. Angie Cook returned last Friday from Sweet Home, Ore., where she had spent two weeks visiting in the home of her son and daughter - in - law. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cook and family. While there, Mrs. Cook visited the sites of Foster dam which will be com pleted sometime during the sum-; mer and Green Peter dam, sche duled for completion next year. Newell Heights — Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz returned home last Thursday after a two-month trip to California and Arizona. They spent a month with their son, Harold and family in Pasadena and stayed with the children for two weeks while Harold and his wife were in Boise and Portland for speaking engagements. Upon returning to Pasadena the GUESTS FROM BAKER Harold Kurtz family took his Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Leuck parents to the beach and to visited Saturday afternoon with Disneyland. The Harold Kurtz’ his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. daughters were on spring vacation and Mrs. Tom Johnson. The from school at that time. Leucks were enroute to their Gail Kurtz of Portland, a grand | home at Baker after visiting with daughter of the M. L. Kurtz relatives at Boise. couple, accompanied the Harold Kurtz’ to California and spent a family. Enroute home they drove week in their home. I mo6t of one day in a snowstorm, After leaving Pasadena, Mr. and and report it was still snowing as Mrs. M. L. Kurtz visited Pipe- they approached Mountain Home, Organ Cactus monument where Idaho, from the south. they saw many desert flowers and A granddaughter, Cheryl Kurtz, some cactus in bloom. and John Woodbury, students at They returned via Phoenix, College of Idaho in Caldwell, Ariz., where they visited a daugh i spent last week in the M. L. ter, Mr. and Mrs Joe Leonard and ; Kurtz residence. April 21 evening dinner guests in the Gabe Astoreca home were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dail and girls. The Astorecas were Friday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb. Guests in Lorensen Home Sunday dinner guests in the Ken Lorensen home were the Rev. and Mrs. Roy David of New Plymouth. The Rev. David con ducted Sunday services at Owy hee Community church in the ab sence of Pastor Arthur Skogan. Monday evening visitors in the Lorensen home were Pastor Sko gan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nielsen and David of Boise were Saturday overnight guests at the Elver Nielsen home. The Elver Nielsen couple visited Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Niel sen near Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Wilson and Tracy of Wilder visited Mon day evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder. Attend Thespian Plays Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb and girls; her mother and uncle, Lee Davis of Roswell, attended the one - act plays presented Friday night by the Thespians at Adrian high school. Mike Robb is a mem ber of the organization. cans are worth money during my special “New-Cans-for- Old / Each old gallon size J Each old pint size can * can worth 50« off worth 15« off on each on each new gallon of now pint of Fuller you Fuller Paint you buy buy at regular retail price. at regular retell price. f Each old half pint size ) Each old quart size can ~ can worth 5« off on worth 25« off on each each new half pint of Fuller new quart of Fuller you you buy at regular buy at regular retail price. retail price. Important: Saving« apply on a aize can for a size can batia only. 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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gordon and family of Arock are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger. Mrs. Bert Ross and Mrs. Phil Mitchell visited Friday with Mrs. I Jess Asumendi. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dimmitt of Nyssa were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder. Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Dimmitt visited Friday with the former’s sister, Mrs. Bobby Sweeney at Willowcreek. * Want more details? Ask your nearest pesticide dealer or write to: Monsanto, Agricultural Division, St Louis, Mo. 63166
