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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Malheur County Court Proceedings COMING EVENTS BURGLARY ATTEMPT FAILS AT MICHAEL'S PHARMACY Nyssa police officers report that an attempt to break open the front door of Michael's Pharmacy failed during the Fourth t>f July weekend Chief F. E. Petrie stat ed that it appeared the burglars were frightened off before the job was completed It was also believed that the night deposit box at the First N'.i tional bank had been tampered with as a key had been broken off in the lock Petrie stated that a local business man later report ed to banking officials that he had broken his key while trying to deposit his receipts at the close of Saturday business hours THURSDAY. JULY 7. 1966 Nyssan Takes Glance Into Local History (Continued From Page 1) An early blacksmith shop was Tidewater Oil Company, Asses MINUTES OF THE MEETING on this same property now occu Tonight. B:30 p.m. — Oregon sor Travel, $7.87. OF MALHEUR COUNTY pied by a modern little cottage; Gentry Ford. Assessor Travel. Trail Grange meeting at Oregon COURT — MAY 4. ¡966 and, when excavating for the Trail hall. $19.77. The meeting was called to or basement, a truckload of rusted July 8. 2 p.m.—Owyhee Garden Jordan Valley Service. Asses- der by Judge Ellis A. White with iron articles was uncovered Each club meeting at home of Mrs. Commissioners Jacob Fischer and l sor Travel, $5.91. could tell a romantic story long Nyssa Co-op Supply. Assessor ■ Frank Holub. Earl Flock present. lost to only the imagination July 10. 1 pun.—Rebekah. Odd The following claims were ap- Travel. $5 00 A general merchandise store Fellow» picnic at John Reeves Xerox Corporation, Assessor proved and ordered paid: was opened years ago with vision residence. Office. $52 21 General County Fund by the Wilson Brothers Is it not Burroughs Corporation, Audi-; July 10—Pollyanna club annual momentous that their sons con Jacob Fischer. $135 09. tor’s Office. $14 82: Juvenile Of picnic at Charlie Bowers home in tinue serving the community in Kingman Kolony. Earl Flock. $54 12. fice. $3 93; $18 75 the same capacity? July 11. 8 p.m.—Open installa Burroughs Corporation. Audi Postmaster. $250.00. Their latest contribution is a tion for Eastern Star officers in Thunder Egg Room, Circuit tor's Office, $37.17. modern parking mall on Main Lee Specialty Company, Audi Masonic hall. Court Jury, $19 50. street Parking lots are a familiar July 12. • p.m. — Meeting of Official Court Reporter. Tran tor’s Office. $13 32 sight in most areas, but where Intermediate Education District, Yellow Rose Rebekah lodge in scripts, Circuit Court. $62.40. have we noted one so colorful Norris Crownover. Circuit Budget Preparation. Auditor's Of IOOF hall. with its huge cool-textured pot« Court. Transcripts. $374.20; Tra fice. $1806 holding delicate greens? John Hutchens. D. A. Travel, vel, $8.32: $382.52. Garrett Freightlines, Mental By HOWARD FUJII. Director About a Pioneer Doctori Legislative Counsel Committee. $12.80. Health. $1186. Circuit Court Office. $35.00; D.A. Idaho State Seed Laboratory, Public Employees Retirement Commodities and Farm Labor We would not forget the ninn Office. $4500; Office Equipment. D. A. Investigation. $8.75. Bo-rd. Social Security. $801 57. who may well be called the patri Mrs. Betty Hiatt. Health Dept., Earl Woodward. Foster Care. $330.00: $410.00. arch of Nyssa Dr. J. J Sarazin Is Every Laborer Vale Consumers Co-op, Sheriff Clerical Assistance. $22.50. $33 00 a young doctor whose plan was E J. Wainscott. Health Travel. Travel. $115 95; Assessor Travel. Business Men's Assurance Co.. Worthy of His Hire? not to make Nyssa his home so $31.77; Health Travel. $50.83; $4 96; Medical Investigation. $10- Employees Insurance. $130.67. Proponents of social and mini many years ago but bound to it Watermaster Travel. $5.50: $204- 31; $15.27. Desert Inn Motel. Road Mainte mum wage legislation say that with his first patient Standard Oil Company. Health nance. District No. 6. $40.07. 05. every worker must be guaranteed He is a man who has given Malheur County Road Depart Travel, $37.64. Wes Hanson's Shop. Parts and a minimum hourly earning. This honor to his profession and a life I ment, Sheriff Travel. $15.95; As Apothecary Shop. Health Cli Repair. $13.00. thinking is contrary to the adage time of service fraught with real sessor Travel, $18.01; $33 96. nic Supplies. $3 50. Howard Cooper. Parts. $424.35 that each person should be re ity and romance that must for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stanton. A. F. Peters, J. P Ontario Of Idaho Power Company, Shop warded according to his contri ever be a part of Nyssa. fice. $45.00. Foster Care. $50.00. Expense, $34 48. bution to society. Qualifications It all dates back to a quaint Mr. and Mrs. Rod McKay. Fos E. Otis Smith. J. P. Clerical, City of Vale, Shop Expense, and productivity are still essen office in the center of a dusty lot. $50.00; Office Rent. $50 00; Utili $4.00. ter Care. $30 00. tial factors in determining re to his later ultra-modern clinic, R K. Keveren, D.M.D., Foster ties. $5 00; Phone. $12 65; $117 65 Western Equipment Co., Equip muneration if private enterprise never to be disassociated from Care. $34.00. Mary F Graham, J. P. Office ment. $5,650 00. is important to our society. his presence, whomever the occu Mr. Rod McKay. Foster Care, Rent. $45 00; Utilities. $8 00; Tele Public Employees Retirement Mechanisation has enabled pant. Today it houses the medi THE YOUNG LADY in this photo is Kay-C LaFay, winnar of a phone. $15.00; $68.00. $12.50. Board. Social Security. $208 36 many industries and certain ag cal offices of his son. Dr David fifth-sixth grade conservation assay contiil sponsored locally by Earl Woodward. Foster Care. M. G. Palmer. J. P . Jordan Val Special Relief Fund ricultural operation* to increase W. Sarazin. And today we also I members of the ANK Garden club, under auspices ot the state $30.00 ley. Office Rent. $30.00. C. John Kopp. M. D.. Aid to In productivity and efficiency. Au have two more up-todate clinics, federation. Handing her a ribbon and check is Mrs. Frank (Polly) Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Martinez. William L. Doman, Juvenile digent, $7 50. tomation ha* eliminated the as well as a modern hospital. Holub. Malheur district No. 11 director for the State Federation Foster Care, $50.00. Malheur Memorial Hospital, Aid need for many machine oper Travel. $144.12. of Garden clubs. Kay-C is a daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Gene LaFay. School. Church Recalled K. E. Kerby. M. D.. Foster Care, William Jordan. Juvenile Tra to Indigent. $151 35. ator*. Larger and more power I will be a seventh grade student during the next school year, and Many changes crowd our mem $5.00. vel. $63.45. Ontario Clinic, Aid to Indigent. ful equipment ha* decreased ories! The unpretentious school her winning essay was entitled "Why Do We Plant Trees?" This Elmer Tiffany, Relief Jailer. Citv of Vale. Courthouse Water. $25 00. agricultural manpower need*. house, replaced by prideful new is the third year that the local garden club has sponsored the con $40.00 $31.07. One of the remaining ‘‘last ones of brick and glass, is where test. Mrs. Holub recently returned from the state convention where Indigent Liquor Fund i Grimmett Company. Jail, Per Ontario Laundry & Cleaners.] Idaho Power Co.. Malheur Nurs frontiers’’ requiring large num young Nyssans of today prepare she accepted the awards for the young Nyssan.—Staff Photo. sonal. $47.00. Courthouse Housekeeping. $12.80; bers of hand labor is the harvest to take their rightful place in ing Home. $98.61. Malheur County Clerk’s Office. Abundant Food. $3.00: $15.80 of numerous horticultural crops any college woven of benefits to neighbors L. CLARKSON EARNS DEGREE Motion made and seconded the Clerk s Office Petty Cash, $23.66 Towell’s Automotive. Court that have not been mechanized and service to future generations. IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION The dear little Community meeting be adjourned until May Kalbus Office Equipment. Coun house Repairs. $4.00. As the historical “fruit tramps” Books are written, poems are Officials of Northwest Nuzarene Joseph Maughan. Veterans Of 11. 1966 Voted on and carried disappear from the American Methodist church, long ago only ty Court Office. $32.16; Sheriff ashes in the dirt and memories White, Flock and Fischer—Aye. Office. $3.75; Clerk’s Office. $56.- fice Rent, $50 00. scene, farmers have hired stu in our hearts, with her lovely composed and songs are sung college in Nampa have announced Mrs. Joseph Maughan. $50.00. /s/ ELLIS A. WHITE 00; Auditor Office. $35 93; Juve dents, retired people and unem stained glass windows, was lost about those who left intangible that Lonnie Ray Clarkson, son County Judge Ontario Clinic, Examination of nile Office. $44.30: Office Equip ployables from other industries to to posterity. The staunch early but still vibratile memories which of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clarkson, live on und on. 711 Thompson avenue, Nyssa, was /s/ JACOB FISCHER ment. $263.50; Mental Health Cli Mentally Ill, $20.00. supplement the rapidly diminish, County Commissioner ing number of professional farm membership was tested in fron J. J. Sarazin. M. D., Vital Sta So each must strive to make graduated this month with a ba nic. $256.50; $692.14. tier life and found not wanting our town so worthwhile that upon chelor of arts degree in religious /s/ EARL FLOCK Kalbus Office Supply. Assessor tistics Fees. $23.50. workers. County Commissioner , Workers are paid on a piece- Among them, to name a few, our retirement other people will education. Margaret M. Payne, Vital Sta Office, $40.20; Auditor Office. $5 - were the J T. Longs, W W. 15; Mental Health, $117.40; $162.-’ tistics Fees, $65.50. MINUTES OF THE MEETING rate basis and individual earnings Fosters. John Wards, Neitherlies, desire to enjoy the same privi Nyssa Gate City Journal, Offi leges. Business firms seeing our 75. are related to productivity. Every Forbes and Sherwoods. OF MALHEUR COUNTY Journal Classifieds I. B. M. Corporation. Clerk’s cial Advertising, $96.45 pride and eminent security will possible worker must be employ COURT — MAY 11, 1966 Now we may boast of many seek us for new fields of opera Westcott Electric, Civil De- Office, $5.12; Office Equipment, ed in an attempt to save the crops, Bring Results! Called to order by Judge Ellis denominations, for well-attended fense Supplies, $8.50. $22.53; $27.65. regardless of qualification or pro churches have throughout his- tions. A. White with Commissioners Walter E. Gillespie, Surveyor, Jacob Fischer and Earl Flock ductivity. Average piece . rate tory contributed to culture $383.28. earnings generally exceed hourly Scholes Printing Shop, Election present. Improvements Continue agricultural wags. adopted the The County Court Expense. $7.50. Other improvements came and The Oregon Farm Bureau and Mrs. Waldo Forsman, Abundant Order of Formation of Ironside other agricultural organisation* are still coming A flower shop, Cemetery Maintenance District. Food. $60.00. have a*ked the Senate labor lovely in every detail and fitted Ontario Sanitary Service, Abun The said cemetery maintenance committee to amend the House- for any public service; with the district boundaries are hereby dant Food Program, $2.50. passed minimum wage bill to owners, the Fangens, having ex Idaho Power, Abundant Food. fixed and described as follows: authorize compliance if the av quisite taste in floral developing Beginning at the SW Comer $17.55; Bully Creek Park, $13.20; . . . and . . . erage earning* of piece ■ rate and arranging. of Section 7, T. 16 S.. R. 37 $30.75. The comparatively new depot, workers 18 to 65 years of age Waldo Forsman, Abundant Food E.W.M., being on the East line subject to minimum wage* ex ably piloted these last many years of Grant County; Program, $5.84. by Tom Jones and his well-or ceed the required minimum. Thence East along Sec. line Goodman Oil Company, Bully . . . with ganized crew. Such an amendment would en to S.E. Corner of Sec. 10, T. 16 Creek Park, $22.90. More grocery stores and shops able farmers to employ the rela Wes Hansen Sales & Service, S., R. 38 E.W.M.; thence North to tively small percentage of the are now well in line with those the N.W. Corner of Sec. 2, T. Bully Creek Park, $1.50. agricultural work force who can of much larger towns They are Bullock Auto Parts, Bully 16 S„ R. 38 E.WM; not produce enough to justify owned or operated by congenial ■o Thence East to the N W Cor Creek Park, $5.86. payment of the minimum wage. men who understand produce and Blair Whipple, Mental Health ner of Sec. 2, T. 16 S., R. 39 This request supplements the people. Lubrication — Oil Change — Brake E.W.M.; Clinic, Travel, $41.84. Then there are two brothers, amendment by Rep Edith Green Thence North to the N. W. Shell Oil Company, Assessor Adjustment — Minor Tune-Up Corner of Sec. 23, T. 15 S., R. 29 exempting local seasonal piece- burning with ambition and imag Travel, $7.35. ination, willing to make the hum- ] rate workers who commute daily John Koopman, Assessor Tra E.W.M.; Thence East to the S.E. Cor from their permanent residence blest beginning with confidence vel, $33.42. in their ability and to give us ser Frontier Refining Company, As ner of Sec. 16, T. 15 S„ R 40 and work fewer than 13 weeks vices of dignity and satisfaction a year in agriculture. E.W.M.; sessor Travel, $5 42. WARD LUNDY, Owner It would solve problem* in I am speaking of Bert and Kermit Thence North to the N. E. 101 North Main St. Nyssa, Oregon State Tax Commission. Assessor Lienkaemper. volving student* housed on Corner of Sec. 16, T. 13 S., R. Office, $15.00. Phons 372-3990 One of their first services was farm*, migrant children, elderly Malheur Propane, Courthouse 40 E.W.M., being on the Baker one that may well have tested people and handicapped work County Line; Fuel, $16.28. elder men of their profession—a er* who could not qualify for Thence West and South along Aldred Electric, Courthouse Re exemption because they cannot funeral for eight One-half dozen the Baker County Line to the pairs, $13.06. meet the requirement* for com plus two caskets, a long line of Powell’s Office Supply. Mental Grant County Line; muting or for working fewer pallbearers, and a filled church Thence South along the Grant Health Clinic Office, $7.40 with police holding a swaying than 13 weeks. County Line to the point of be Arrow Plumbing Company, ginning. American farmers are now fac crowd outside. Bert couldn’t per Mental Health, $4.00. ing one of the most critical labor form this service today more /•/ ELLIS A. WHITE shortages since 1942. Congress I calmly nor more worthily. County Judge must make a choice. Even a small An East Main Renovation /s/ JACOB FISCHER shortage of workers will cause In going farther east along County Commissioner crop losses that will decrease the Main street, through the under /s/ EARL FLOCK supply and increase costs for County Commissioner farmers, related industries and pass and viewing changes in the Rainbow hotel, we find Vear I Published July 7, 1966. consumers. Haile, new owner, successful far- ] mer and full-time sugar factory worker. He finds time, ably as-1 sisted by his wife, in making the I hotel into the most modern apart New books going into circula "China: Empire of the 700 Mil ments, landscaping the grounds ! tion recently at Malheur county lion" by Harry Hamm. An evalu library in Ontario included the ation of contemporary China in with beautiful roses and other flowers This is truly an asset following. which the author shows why the "We Are Not Alone" by Walter West has got to face up to the to Nyssa. To Journal readers who remem Sullivan. A survey of past and country realistically, dispassion ber other phases in the growth present scientific theories and re ately and immediately. JULY 8-9, 1966 of Nyssa, I urge you to write of search which may lead to man’s "Behind the Great Wall" by —----- o-------- discovery of and communication Lorenz Stucki. The author’s brief them. As time pushes ahead we with intelligent life elsewhere in report is built on observations envision more and more healthy eye-appealing changes. And let’s | the universe. made on a recent trip to China "Two Blocks Apart" edited by which he points out was restrict not lose sight of thj; fact that each 1 Charlotte Leon Mayerson. The ed by the authorities in both individual carries his or her share recorded conversations of two movement and communication of responsibility to aid in this program. 17-year-old boys, geographically with individual Chinese. Growth From Lasting Effort related but socially and economi "Wiretapping on Trial" by Wal o cally worlds apart, reveal their ter F. Murphy. A book intended The foundation of any city, the j -o- contrasting backgrounds and dif to introduce its readers to the framework that holds it together, fering attitudes. fundamentals of the judicial pro does not lie in those who seek 1 "American Policy Toward Com cess and to the policy - making only an increase in their bank j munist Eastern Europe" by John role of judges in the American balance, nor in selfish pleasures; C. Campbell. Objective informa political system. but rather in those lasting efforts “Your N. A. P. A. 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