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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JUNE 23. 1968 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TEN - Malheur County Court Proceedings Servicemen Disabled In Vietnam Conflict Get License Discount The County Court approved (Continued from Page 9) Oregon veterans of the Viet the resolution of the installation nam conflict who are disabled to Herbert T. Hartwell, Petty of a telephone cable as requested the extent of 25 pe-cent or more Cash, Parts, $7.52. Malheur Enterprise. Shop Of by the Idaho Telephone Company, are eligible to purchase hunting with the stipulation that the cable fice Expense, $30.95. and fishing licenses at reduced City of Vale, Shop Expense, be buried at 30 inches and the rates, according to a recent report company to relocate cable at their $4 00. from the Oregon Game commia- Consolidated Freight ways, own expense in case of road im sion. provements by the county. Inc., Shop Expense, $10.10. Phil Schneider, state game di The County Court adopted the Ontario Fire Department. Shop rector, advised that this deter resolution to purchase and install Expense. $1.50. mination was made following Western Auto Supply. Shop Ex a car radio for use of the Juve some question as to the eligibility nile Department. pense, $5.20. of Vietnam veterans Not speci Northwest Gas & Oil, Inc., Mo The County Court accepted the fically listed under the law, it tor Fuel. $88 95. offer of Sheriff Robert G. Ingram was ruled that veterans of the American Oil Co.. Motor Fuel, on the usage of a half-acre of H &• E Company, Jail Kitchen, Vietnam conflict who received $1,487.27. ground to provide a garden for either the Vietnam medal or Ex Standard Oil of California, Mo the Jail and Nursing Home, and $9 60. tor Fuel, $125.68, to be cared for by the Trustees Hawlev Meat Packing. Jail Kit. peditionary Force medal are elig ible. Veterans in the latter group Jordan Valley Service, Motor of the Jail. The County will bear chen, $331.81. are listed under the law. Fuel. District No. 6. $3.00 the cost of digging a well deeper Malheur Drugs. Inc., Jail Per Long’s Service Center. Parts, and installing a pump with the sonal. $ 69; Health Dept. Clinic Schneider said that Vietnam $87.24: Tire Repair. $113.67: $200.. estimated cost of $500.00. veterans who can present a letter Supplies. $21 91; $22.60. certifying them as 25 percent or 91. The County Court adopted a Aldred Electric. Jail House Elliott Tire Co.. Tires, ■ „ $39.79. . resolution to close the County keeping. $10.05; Courthouse Re more disabled and who can dis ■* _9wens Tlre Service. Road in 35 T i8 s R 44 E play their discharge papers will pair, $61.30; $71.35. Tires. $82.05. be entitled to purchase hunting in the S E. corner. Xerox Corporation. Clerk’s Of. and fishing licenses for a fee of Public Employees Retirement The County Court approved a fice Supplies, $711.00. Board, Expense of Social Secur 50 cents each. meeting with Mr. George Reiber- ity, $215.50. Cables Chevrolet Co.. Assessor’s ger of Boise, to discuss the water Travel, $4 96. State Compensation Dept.. Road system at Bully Creek Park. ARRIVE FROM CALIFORNIA Maintenance, $845.70; Bridge Ex Long’s Service Center, Asses Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smiley of The County Court approved pense, $94.85: Shop Expense. $94- the appointment of Noble Mori sor's Travel. $4.60. West Covina. Calif., visited early 25; $1,034.80. naka and John Stam, both of Oregon Association of Asses this week with their parents, Mrs. District Attorney Nyssa, as additional members to sors. Assessor’s Office Expense. Myrtle Alexander. Mr. and Mrs Enforcement Fund the Planning Committee $50.00. Bill Smiley. The Smileys were Holy Rosary Hospital, Blood International Association of As. i accompanied to Nyssa by Marilyn General County Fund Alcohol Test, $7.00. State Compensation Dept- sessing Officers, Assessor’s Office, Alexander of Santa Barbara, who Law Library Fund Workman’s Compensation, $365- $7.50. left today (Thursday) with her Baker County Assessor. Map grandmother. Mrs. Myrtle Alex West Publishing Co., Law Li 96: Welfare Work Program. $412.- brary Billings for March, $81.00. 66: A. F. Program. $12.65; $791.27. Maintenance. $78.00 ander. for Michigan, The two Bancroft - Whitney Co.. Law plan to visit relatives in the De Bancroft-Whitney Co., Law Li Westcott Oil Co.. Sheriffs Tra Books, $49.00. brary Books. $51.00. vel, $33 63. troit area during the remainder David W. Sarazin. D. A. Inves- Tom McCall. Oregon Tax Re Service Corner, Sheriffs Tra of summer vacation. tigation Expense. $45.00. port. Volume I, $7.50. vel, $2.00. Dept, William Olson, Health Special Relief Fund COED VISITS PARENTS Lloyd’s Conoco Service, Sher Travel. $3.50. Vale Consumers Co-op, Aid to iffs Travel, $24.35. Miss Sherrie Glenn visited the Health Elliott Tire Co., Dept. Indigent. $6.40. past week with her parents, Mr. Union Oil Company of Califor Travel. $34.60. Indigent Liquor Fund nia, Sheriffs Travel, $84.25. Edna Blavlock, Health Dept and Mrs. Marion Glenn before re State of Oregon (Public Wel turning to Utah State university Northwest Gas & Oil, Inc., Travel. $31.65. fare Commission). Pari of One- Sheriffs Travel. $1.00. James H. Jones, Medical Inves. in Logan where she will attend Fourth Share of Public Assistance summer school. Her fiance, Al Howard’s Texaco & Radiator tigator. $15.00. of Total Taxes Levied, $13,000.00. Shop. Sheriffs Travel. $7.60. Tiny’s Refrigeration, Court- Crawford, was a weekend visitor Motion made and seconded the in the Glenn home and returned Mobil Oil Co., Sheriffs Travel. house Heat, $18.00. meeting be adjourned until April $3.74. Western Auto Supply, House- to Logan with Sherrie. 13, 1966. Voted on and carried. Richfield Oil Corporation, Sher, keeping Supplies, $1.65; Court- White, Flock and Fischer—Aye. iff’s Travel, $2.82. house Repair. $ .90; $2.55. Home Telephone Co.. Shop Office /s/ ELLIS A. WHITE Texaco, Inc., Sheriffs Travel, Malheur County Library. Sala Expense, $20.40. County Judge $5.46. ries and Expenses, Fourth Quar Vale Supply Co., Shop Expense. /s/ EARL FLOCK Tidewater Oil Co., Sheriffs ter. $5,700.00. $2.00. County Commissioner Travel, $14.47; Assessor’s Travel, George Lodes, Rodman Expense Westcott Oil Co., Motor Fuel. /s/ JACOB FISCHER $3.66; $18.13. (Watermaster), $87.00. District No. 6, $348 78. County Commissioner Standard Oil of California, Ontario Argus-Observer. Offi Truck Insurance Exchange. In MINUTES OF THE MEETING Sheriffs Travel, $27.04; Assessor’s cial Advertising. $115.90; Adver surance on Equipment. $1.219.00, Travel, $11.96; $39.00. tising and Promotion, $162.50; OF MALHEUR COUNTY Indigent Liquor Fund Sheriff s Office Revolving Fund, $278.40. COURT —APRIL 13, 1966 E. R. Budge, Nursing Home Sheriffs Travel, $55.10; Sheriffs C. John Kopp. Foster Home Called to Older by Judge Ellis Fire Inspection, $15.00. A. White with Commissioners Office, $10.21; Jail (Personal), Care. $8.00. Boat License Fund $14.80; $80.11. K. Kerby & K. Danford, M.D.S., Jacob Fischer and Earl Flock Mid-Century Insurance Co., In- Shell Oil Co., Sheriffs Travel, Foster Home Care, $4.00. present. $12.86; Assessor’s Travel, $3.53; John Sexton & Co., Nursing surance on Boat, $83.00. The County Court adopted the $16.39. Penal and Juvenile Home Operating Contingencies, resolution that Mr. Neifert con Detention Fund George F. Cake, Sheriffs Of $61.08. tact the Parma Water Lifter Com fice, $22.35. Mathew Bender & Co., Inc.,, Malheur Drug, Inc., Jail Repair, pany for a sprinkler system for Department of Motor Vehicles, County Planning Committee, $81.95. the Nursing Home, with the cost Sheriffs Office Expense, $22.00. $32.50. Law Library Fund approximately $1500.00, to be paid Malheur Enterprise, Sheriffs Pacific Motor Trucking Co., R. Wayne Stevens. Law Books, monthly with no interest. Office Expense, $15.68. A. F. Program, $628.00. $17.50. The County Court approved the Estano’s, Sheriffs Office Ex Farmers Supply Co-op. A. F. West Publishing Co., Books, I resolution of a letter to Mr. Ross pense, $10.91. Program, $18.32. $40.00. Butler of the Ore-Ida Company Idaho Power Co., Sheriffs Ra Ontario Market, A. F. Program, Bancroft-Whitney Co., $54 50. requesting maps of roads to be dio, $4.00; Courthouse Lights, $12.09. Motion made and seconded the needed in the Pumping Project $437.78; $441.78. Department of Finance and Ad. meeting be adjourned until Ap north of Ontario. The Caxton Printers, Ltd., Tax ministration, A.F. Program, $211.- ril 19, 1966. Voted on and car The resolution was approved Office, $37.60; Jail Housekeeping, 25. ried. that Earl Flock and Jake Fischer $7.25; $44.85. Gold Seal Service, A. F. Pro MINUTES OF THE MEETING Fruitland Canning Association, present to the Interim Committee gram, $3.00. OF MALHEUR COUNTY Hearing on Mental Health to be Inc., Jail Kitchen, $142.50. Dr. John H. Waterman. Mental COURT —APRIL 19, 1966 held in Enterprise, requesting the Ontario Grocery Co., Jail Kit Health Clinic, $280.00. The meeting of the County state to increase the aid from chen, $67.93. Dr. William A. Hunter, Mental Court was held on Tuesday, April 50% to 75% for counties with a Dee-Lite Bakery, Jail Kitchen, Health Clinic, $126.95. Mental Health Program. $15.80. Holy Rosary Hospital, Mental 19, 1966, with Jacob Fischer and Health Clinic Rent, $75.00; An Earl Flock present. Motion made and seconded that swering Service, $15.00; $90.00. Public Affairs Committee, Cli a donation of $50 .00 from the Ad. nic Printing and Publications, vertising and Promotion Fund be presented to Alternate Highway $28.05. Economics Press, Inc., Clinic 95. Voted on and carried. Flock Printing and Publications, $16.33. and Fischer — Aye. The County Court approved Kessler Chevrolet, Sheriffs Tra vel, $23.20; Health Dept. Travel, that $1,860.00 be transferred from the Contingency Fund to the $7.65; $30.85. Burroughs Corporation, Office County Auditor Account. Equipment, $2,474.35. Meeting adjourned until April Frank Jenkins, Treasurer, Ad 27, 1966. vertising and Development, $50.- MINUTES OF THE MEETING 00. OF MALHEUR COUNTY Bernard Eastman, Courthouse COURT —APRIL 27, 1966 i and Jail Insurance, $¿90.00; Oper Called to Order by Judge Ellis ating Contingencies, $539.00; $1,- A. White with Commissioner Ja 139.00. Malheur Home Telephone Co., cob Fischer and Earl Flock pres Circuit Court, $35.65; County ent. The Countj Court approved the Court, $80.65; Sheriffs, $31.20; Sheriffs, $13.40; Tax, $16.25; Jail, Resolution of granting an Ease $11.50; Clerk, $59.45; Assessor, ment to J. C. Schlage, owner of $26.80; Auditor, $22.10; Treasurer, land described as the NEVz of $14.35; D. A., $28.05; Health Dept., the NEMi of Section 29, Town $37.95; Juvenile, $56.35; Water ship 15, Range 47 E.W.M., for master, $15.60; Surveyor, $25.85; the purpose of installing a con A.F. Program, $15.25; Mental crete drain, to be buried at least 36 inches deep, across the County Health, $45.05; $536.05. Alvin Allen, Witness Fees, $8.- Road and North to the Snake River. The Court further grants 20. Francis Petrie, Witness Fees, the aforesaid property owner use of existing culverts for drainage $8.20. Charles Michael, Witness Fees, of waters to the Snake River. The County Court approved the $8.20. Pamela Huffman, Witness Fees, joint application by Sheriff Rob ert G. Ingram, Malheur County $8.20. Melvin Burns, Witness Fees, Sheriff, and Chief of Police James Jones, Ontario, for federal funds $5 00. Bert Heller, Weed Control Con to provide for better radio cover age in Malheur County. tract, $128.00. MOTION made and seconded Everett Jones, Jr., Appraisal Contract, Jordan Valley, $350.00. the meeting be adjourned until May 4, 1966. Voted on and car- General Road Fund Jack A. Walker, Balance of ried. White, Flock and Fischer— Contract on Project No. 20, $150 - Aye. 00. /s/ ELLIS A. WHITE County Judge Malheur Propane Co., Road /s/ EARL FLOCK Maintenance, $19.00. “Right on the Comer — Right on the Price” County Commissioner Theron Elordi, Road Mainten /»/ JACOB FISCHER ance, District No. 6, $33.05. 129 Main Straat Nyssa, Oregon Phone 372-3551 County Commissioner Western Equipment Co., Parts, District No. 6, $547 87; Malheur Published June 23, 1966. REXALL RED,WHITE and BLUE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS —THROUGH— Saturday, July 2 SEE OUR CIRCULAR FOR HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS! Nyssa Rexall Pharmacy High Finance . « . According to u report issued by the U. 8. Department of Com merce, state governments spent $45.5 billion in fiscal 1965, in Mr. and Mrs. Dale Teter and cluding $4.2 billion paid In un family left Sunday evening, June employment compensation and 12, for Silverton to attend an other insurance trust systems. Oregon State Grange convention Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney Mr and Mrs. Varner Hopkins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas and Kenneth. Vickie and Tony Chaney and family attended a Hill were recent Sunday dinner June 12 picnic at Julia Davis park guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse in Boise. Fifty relatives attended Lowe at Wilder. in honor of Mrs. Lida Denning. Mr. and Mrs. Errol Jensen and Clucas Family Gathers children of Idaho Falls are visit Mrs. Phil Clucas and daughters, ing relatives here. Including her Gayle and Julie, arrived home parents. Mr. and Mrs. Horace June 9 from Boulder, Colo., bring, Chancy. Mr and Mrs. Ray Cartwright ing Mrs. Kaye Ruby with them. Carol Clucas arrived June 5 from served a birthday dinner Monday Los Angeles Bible college and evening in honor of their son. Lawrence came from the same Raymond, and grandsons. Ronnie college the following Thursday and Donnie. Other guests were evening. Mr. and Mrs Vernon Mrs. Raymond Cartwright. Lor Slippy and family of Weiser vis raine and Bruce. Mrs. Naomi ited June 12 with the Clucas fam Wright, Mr. and Mrs Charlie Ol ily. All of the Clucas children son. were together then for the first Witty* Arrive tor Visit time in quite a while. Mr. and Mrs David Witty of Mrs. Verl Bishop, Linda and Okanngon, Wash., arrived June 10 Steve visited June 8 with Mr. and to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. LeRoy Bishop and Lori Lev Charles Witty and other relatives. in Boise. Mrs Jim Carroll and daughters Charles and Benny Witty, W of Vale and Mrs. Dyre Roberts M Teter. Mr. and Mrs. David visited June 11 with Mrs. Flor Witty. Mr and Mrs. Herb Gillen ence Henderlider, Mr and Mrs and family were June 12 guests Delbert Douglas nt Nampa. It of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spears and wns the first time Mrs Hender- family at Vale. lidcr had seen her twin great- Vicki DeMark of Boise visited granddaughters, children of the recently with her aunt, Mrs. Jim Carrolls. Mary, Becky and Susie Carroll Pearle Abbott. Lois Seuell and Gay Morinaka returned June 12 to their home in attended 4-H summer school last Vale after spending three weeks with their grandparents, Mr. and week at Corvallis. Mrs. Dyre Roberts. Arrive From Corvallis Mrs Alida Van DeWater and Darryl Seuell, accompanied by Mrs. Lorraine Bauman of Nyssa Leona Burnham of Portland, ar took Larinda R«*ed. Vickie and rived home June 12 from Oregon Tony Hill to their homes in Boise State university in Corvallis. He on Monday, June 13. plans to work with Malheur coun Jeff Hamilton of Adrian re ty agents this summer. cently spent several days with Mrs. Marilyn Slabaugh and Lonnie and Danny Bennett while _______ ,____________ family of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Don Hamilton and Tina Frank Shelton of Nyssa were vacationed in Sun Valley with June 12 visitors of Mr. and Mrs i Dr. and Mrs. Rodney Funk and Chet Smith.____________________ 1 family of Nampa. Resident Attends Recent Encampment For Spanish-American War Veterans By Mrs. Dyre Roberta BIG BEND —W M. Teter at tended an encampment of the eight remaining Spanish-Ameri can war veterans held June 13 in Nampa. Mr. Teter is 95 years old David Saxton, grandson of Mrs Mary Auker, returned June 13 to his home from Caldwell Memor ial hospital where he had been a patient since May 22 when he suffered accidental gunshot wounds. Mr and Mrs. LeRoy Bishop and daughter of Boise and her moth er. Mrs. Eugene Pringle of Post Falls, Idaho, were June 12 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bi shop. Mr. and Mrs. Will Bishop of Caldwell visited during the afternoon in the Verl Bishop resi dence. Thompson Couple Arrives Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson ar. rived June 13 from La Grande to spend the summer months with his mother, Mrs Mary Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright took Mrs. Naomi Wright to Vale June 9 to visit Mrs. Hanna Mc Clellan. Later the two ladies left to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wright in Baker. Vickie and Tony Hill and La- rind* Reed stayed with their grandparents, the Varner Hop kins and Boyce Van DeWater couples and attended Bible school in Roswell. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Witty and family left June 12 for Seaside where he will attend a conference of agriculture instructors Mrs. Mary Thompson left re cently to visit friends and rela tives in Seattle. Leave for Michigan Home Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Byers and sons left June 10 for their home in Greenville, Mich., after a two- week visit here. NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING The BUDGET for NYSSA RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT for the fiscal year 1966-1967, beginning July 1, 1966, as detailed and summarized in the accompanying schedules, was prepared on an accounting basis consistent with that used in prior years Major changes, if any, and their effects on this budget are set forth in an accompanying statement. A copy of the budget document may be inspected by interested persons between the hours of 9 a m. and 4 p.m. at 207 North Fourth Street, Nyssa, Oregon. The budget document, or any portion of it. may be obtained for $4.00 complete, or $1.00 per sheet at 207 North Fourth Street, Nyssa. Oregon. A meeting of the Board of Directors will be held Tuesday, July 5, 1966, at 8 p.m. at Nyssa Fire Station for the purpose of holding a public hearing on this budget. Any person may appear to discuss the budget, or any part of it WILBUR H. ATHERTON Chairman of Governing Body FINANCIAL SUMMARY NYSSA RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT — Malheur County, Oregon For the Ensuing Fiscal Year. Beginning July L 1966 Tax Levy Computation L 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9 Total Budget Requirements T*«« Budget Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget Add Taxes Estimated Not to Be Received During Ensuing Year Total Taxe« to Bo Levied Analysis of Taxes to Be Levied Within 6% Limitation Outside 6% Limitation Not Subject to 6% Limitation Total Tax— to Be Levied Total All Funds General Fund $26,160.66 22.330 66 3,830 00 425 50 4,255.50 $26,160 66 22,330.66 3,830.00 425 50 4,255.50 $ 4,255.50 $ 4,225.50 I NYSSA RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT — Malheur County. Oregon For the Current Fiscal Year, Beginning July 1, 1965 10. 11 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Total All Funds Tax Levy Computation Total Budget Requirements..... ........................................................................... $23,8M.74 Less Budget Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied ................ 21,307.47 Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget------------------------------------------------ 2JB1J7 Add Taxes Estimated Not to Be Received During Ensuing Year 568 82 $ 3,160.09 Total Taxas to Ba Levied Analysis of Taxes to Be Levied $3,160.09 Within 6% Limitation .......... ...... Outside 6% Limitation Not Subject to 6% Limitation Total Taxes to Be Levied $ 3,160.09 STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS None. _ PETTY CASH None. General Fund $ 23,898 74 21,307.47 2,591.27 568 82 $ 3,160.09 $ 3,160 09 $ 3,160 09 NOTICE OF APPROVAL BY BUDGET COMMITTEE Approved by Budget Committee June 7, 1966. R. G. LARSON Chairman of Budget Committee GENERAL FUND RESOURCES NYSSA RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT — Malheur County, Oregon For the Fiscal Year 1966-97, Beginning July 1, 1966 Budget 1985-86 916.66 $ 1,000.00 333.13 343.62 220.00 16,649.85 531.31 18,014.48 385.77 19,329.11 758.36 $ 17,945.98 3,647.96 $21,593.74 $ 19,660.53 3,676.72 $ 23,337.25 $21,307.47 2,591.27 $ 23,898.74 $ 431.69 $ Budget for 1966-67 __________________________ ___________ Approved Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) $ 1,000.00 Previously Levied Taxes Estimated To Be Received During Ensuing Year 200 00 Other Resources: Equipment Sinking Fund 20,580.66 TCD Interest....................... ............. ........ 550.00 Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied $ 22,330 66 Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget 3,830.00 TOTAL RESOURCE8 - $ 26,160.86 GENERAL FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY NYSSA RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT — Malheur County, Oregon For the Fiscal Year 1966-67, Beginning July 1, 1966 Historical Data Budget for Budget Actual 1966-97 1965-86 1963-64 1964-65____ Approved Personal Services: Part-Time Fire Chief ....... . ....... $ I $-• 600.00 I Materials and Services: 600.00 Operating Materials and Supplies 99.92 192.47 600.00 Contractual Services 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 575.00 Truck Operation and Maintenance ___ 436.20 525.96 575.00 Truck Insurance______ __ _____ 300.00 251.00 278.75 500.00 Telephone Service 425.00 393.51 386.81 425.00 190.00 Office Expense and Audit 263.89 148.13 190.00 Dues 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 Medical Insurance ....... ......... 525.00 517.82 502.48 450.00 Election Expense 20.00 8.00 8.00 20.00 Capital Outlay: Equipment 19,329.11 18,833.00 Equipment Sinking Fund 1,314.63 18,958.92 18,014.48 3,247.06 $ 23,898.74 TOTAL REQUIREMENTS $21,549.26 $ 20,677.28 £26,160.66 Published June 16 and 23, 1966.