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PAGE FOUR THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Dr. J. J. Sarazin Compiles Hisiorical Xxl Nyssa Resume Covering * Three Distinct Eras 1^ IWeather ♦ Graveside Services To Be Held Friday For Richesin Infant Nyssa Births Graveside services for Twila Mln. Max. (Continued From Page 1) | Through all the failures and Date Ranae Richesin. 10 - month - old Sept. 4 To Mr. and Mrs lVter 49 79 and covered wagons were soon disappointments, the people never Aug 31 daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bruce H Hansen of Ontario, a 6-pound, 55 84 Sept. 1 gave up hope The irrigation dis arriving by the thousands. Richesin. will be conducted at 2 54 pm Friday. Sept 9. 1966, at Can 9-ounce boy, Shane Gene 85 Most of those looking for homes ! trict. comprising some 200.000 Sept 2 Sept 5 To Mi and Mrs Eu < 88 53 yon Hill cemetery near Caldwell, came to Oregon, while some in acres was kept alive for 15 to 20 Sept. 3 bio Fuentes o( Nyssa, an 8 pound 49 90 Sept 4 search of gold went to Nevada years. All engineering data and Idaho. boy. Ricardo. 52 93 or California. Millionaires were surveys were acquired by the Sept. 5 The infant was dead on arrival 55 Sept. 6 93 made overnight, but many mines district. which proved invaluable ___ 57 at Malheur Memorial hospital Sept. 7 began to “peter out,” leaving in later years. Tuesday. Death was caused by Owyhee Reservoir Storage Many propositions to build the ghost towns in their paths, So apparent strangulation when the 300.330 Acre Ft baby crawled between the slats we began to see the end of the project were presented, but none Sept. 7. 1966 By Oregon State Bar 538.470 Acre Ft of her crib and was cnught by were accepted as the board felt Sept 7. 1965 second era. From the Lewis and Clark re- that the district would never be the neck OBLIGING TRUCK DRIVER ports, we learned that we had. for bonded unless they could get a Superintendent Lists She was born Nov. 1. 1965. at NOT LIABLE FOR LOSS the most part, an ideal climate. facility similar to that in exist- Caldwell. In addition to her par- Joe Independent owned a re- High, snow - covered mountains ’ ence today. Submitted was a Instructors for School ents of the home on route 1, (Continued From Page 1) proposition to cost $30.000. state frigerated truck and delivered ice furnished a never-ceasing supply of water, and when applied to government and district to share Mrs. Harriet Brumbach. librarian; Fruitland, she is survived by cream and milk over a rural route grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Oree the desert soil, made a most pro alike for ascertaining feasibility Mel Calhoun, driver education, Ivie he had built up. of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs 1 senior math, English; George Car of the project. ductive land. Bert Richesin of route 1, Fruit- : He was an obliging fellow and ter. mathematics. often accommodated friends and $300.000 Appropriated Agriculture Industry Develop* Gary Clawson, chorus, band; land. | customers by delivering without The surveys were turned over William DeLong. science, chemis Some of the money made in charge meat or other items that early trapping and mining, along ; •to the government in lieu of the try; George Fanning, industrial NYSSAN JOINS TEACHING needed to be refrigerated, since with government appropriations, district’s share and the project arts; Jack D. Hunt, music instruc STAFF AT RICKS COLLEGE such deliveries didn’t interfere Garth S. Olsen, son of Mr and was found feasible and $300,000 was used for irrigation investiga tor. band; Kinsey Keveren. his i with his main business. tion and construction. So we have was appropriated for further en tory; Harry McGinley mathema- Mrs. Brig Olsen of route 2, Nyssa, One day ho wa* hauling 200 agriculture, a basic industry de gineering, survey and construe tics; Henry Mendazona. science, is among seven new faculty mem veloping and joining the first I tion. biology, baseball coach, assistant bers at Ricks college in Rexburg. pound* of moat to town for a Idaho. The young instructor, who man on hi* rout* when the and second eras to make more! In 1932. nearly 25 years after football coach. history. the first attempt, an irrigation John Moawad, social studies, will teach French, has a bachelor truck refrigeration unit broke Irrigation in Malheur county | • development was dedicated. It football coach, assistant basket- of arts degree from Utah State down without any fault on Joe'* and eastern Oregon was first was one of the most modern ir- ball coach; Charles Newkirk, so university and was granted his part. The day wa* hoi and the recognized as a possibility in 1900. i rigation dams in the world at that cial studies: Miss Margery Nihart. master’s degree at the Univer meat spoiled. The man who was to receive A corps of U. S. engineers was time. Many other projects have shorthand, bookkeeping, English. sity of Missouri. Olsen spent six months in the the meat had already paid for it sent to the area, but through mis ' been patterned after it. This is Charles Quinowski, guidance understanding. they got no fur the history and members of the counselor: Miss Joleen Reece, service and is now a member of and he got angry at Joe. demand ther than to make a survey of the Owyhee pioneer families have all girls' physical education, health: an Army Reserve unit. He also ing that Joe pay him for the meat Gary Sant. English, German I. served a 2*^-year mission for the which had spoiled in the over Malheur river. I been a part of it. Dale Schraufnagel, typing, jour LDS church in the South Ameri heated truck. I have no data as to the wealth They were practically driven Do you think Joe can be made out and labeled “brass - collared produced by this project, but I nalism; Stanley Sisson, vocational can countries of Chile and Peru. to pay for the meat which spoiled dogs of the goremment." One of know that the government has agriculture; Mrs. Elaine Smith. in his delivery truck? the most successful projects at received in revenues, many times English; Mrs. Virginia Steffens, VISIT NYSSA PARENTS homemaking; Clyde T. Swisher, Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Long The answer i* that Joe can- Twin Falls was developed shortly the cost of its investment. head of English department, ad of Hermosa Beach. Calif., arrived not be mad* to pay. Since he thereafter through private capital. Diversified Products Grown vanced placement. Monday afternoon and plan to wa* hauling th* m*at for free. Surveys Made of Owyhee In this area are grown and pro- spend 10 days with his parents. he would be considered a “gra Some of these men became in 1 cessed all kinds of row crops, Dr. and Mrs. John E. Long. tuitous bailee" under the law. terested and secured eastern and from sugar beets and potatoes to He owed the owner of th* meat Legal Notices private capital to make extensive alfalfa and flower seeds; and CLUB MEETING POSTPONED no duty other than that of surveys of the Owyhee, spending Treasure Valley residents can Newell Heights — Modern Pio not deliberately or maliciously No. 302 many thousands of dollars. But boast of one ot the largest and neer club meeting has been post damaging the meat. CITATION due to some local opposition and most modern sugar factories in poned until Wednesday. Sept. 14. Since Joe did not deliberately In the County Court failures of the bond market, the the world, producing millions of when members will meet in the cause the refrigeration in his Of the State of Oregon pounds of sugar annually. project was abandoned. home of Mrs. John Fahrenbruch. truck to break down or malicious For the County of Malheur From the waterwheel lifeline ly damage his own refrigeration In the Matter of the Adoption for garden and livestock, there unit, he could not be forced to | of Part I — Bid, Contract and are an estimated 400.000 acres pay for the spoiled meat. Diana Lynn DeVilbi**, Jeffery General Forms under cultivation. (Oregon lawyer* offer this Todd DeVilbiM: Jed Earl A. INVITATION OR I feel that we are in a perma column a* a public »ervice. No Pickrel and Katrena ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS person should apply or inter "Churchill," taken from the nent era. the third in Oregon his Jean Pickrel, 1. An invitation to bid is ex pret any law without the aid of diaries of Lord Moran. An ac tory, which we hope will go on Minors. tended by the Board of Directors an attorney who is completely count of the life of Winston forever. Personally. I am proud to give To: Eugene Arthur DeVilbiss and of Treasure Valley Community advised of th* fact* involved. Churchill from 1940 to 1965 by College, Ontario, Oregon, for the Barbara Jean Pickrel. credit to the Owyhee pioneers for Even a slight variance in fact his physician. You are hereby cited to appear drilling of a well for the purpose may change the application of their part in the great develop "The Complete Illustrated Book ment. in the above entitled Court with of obtaining heat pump water. the law.) of the Psychic Sciences" by Wal Work is to be performed under in twenty - eight days from the ter B. Gibson. A comprehensive first publication of this Citation, one general contract. Sealed bids history, modem survey and how- the world today and during the to show cause, if any there be, will be received until 2:00 p.m., COUPLES CAMP AT UNITY Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mefford, to-do-it instruction book for the past years. why a Decree should not be en • MST. September 6, 1966, at The Mi. and Mrs. Bill Schoen spent "The Red Man’s West." edited Administration Office of Treasure psychic and mystic sciences. tered adopting Diana Lynn De "Metaphysics," edited by W. E. by Michael S. Kennedy. True Vilbiss and Jeffery Todd DeVil Valley Community College, 650 from Thursday until Monday eve stories of the frontier Indians. ning camping and fishing at Kennick. A comprehensive in biss to Dwaine Earl Pickrel. and College Blvd., Ontario, Oregon. "Patchwork Quilts" by Averil Bids will be opened publicly at Unity reservoir. troduction to the major problems changing their names to Diana of metaphysics and to the posi Colby. The author surveys brief Lynn Pickrel and Jeffery Todd the above stated time and place tions held by the leading philoso ly but with many illustrative dia Pickrel; and adopting Jed Earl and read aloud. Bids received SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS Sunday dinner guests in the phers in past and current history. grams the history and technique Pickrel and Katrena Jean Pick after the time fixed for opening cannot be considered. Bidders Charles J. Smith home included "Folklore in America," edited of traditional patchwork as an rel to Juanita Earlene Pickrel. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cook and fam by Tristram P. Coffin. Tales, informative introduction to a This Citation is published pur and others properly interested are songs, superstitions and proverbs. series of plates of American and suant to an Order of the Honor invited to be present at the bid ily of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeMinck and family, Doug Tracy, "A Folklore Reader," edited by British quilt designs and patterns. able Ellis A. White, Judge of the opening. "Bottle* of Bygone Day»" by Mark and Matt Stringer. 2. Documents: Kenneth Clarke. Selections of above entitled Court, made and Donald E. Colcleaser. A book ( a ) Specifications, including and studies about folklore from entered on August 15, 1966. VISITORS FROM UNION the point of view of different that illustrates 250 bottles and Witness my hand and the seal bid and contract documents and gives pertinent facts and approxi Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith and drawings, may be examined or disciples, genres, periods by vari of this Court on this 15th day of mate values of bottles sold by August, 1966. secured at the office of SMITH family of Union were Aug. 30 ous writers and commentators. overnight guests of his parents, "Prison Profiles" by Mark S. dealers. ROBERT L. MORCOM, & KEYS. Architects, Route 1, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith. "The Heretic" by Alison Mac Box 184-E, Ontario, Oregon. Richmond. A prison official ex Clerk 3. Bid Guarantee: plains the nature of offenders Leod. One of the lesser-known By Lorraine Claney Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boston and (a) The Bidder is required to and the institutions which incar martyrs of Henry VIII’s reign is Deputy the subject of a novel that pieces Patty of Vancouver. Wash., were cerate them. furnish five per cent (5%) of the (SEAL) base bid in the form of a certified Saturday visitors of his brother "U- S. Postage Stamps" by the out obscure records with plaus First published Aug. 25 1966. ible deductions. check, a bank cashier’s check, or and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Post Office department. An illus Last published Sept. 15, 1966. "Indian Summer" by John a bid bond, representing a guar Earl Boston. The Roy Bostons trated description of all U. S. Yturri, O’Kief & Cox j Knowles. A novel about an Air antee that he shall execute all were enroute to Nebraska to visit postage and special service Force sergeant who goes to work Attorneys for Petitioners items as outlined in the Docu relatives. stamps through 1965. 89 S.W. Third Avenue for a powerful Irish Catholic ments, Specifications and Plans. "Animal Geography" by Wilma Ontario, Oregon Mrs. Jim Ennor nt Pendleton 4. Right to Reject Bids: George. A description of the main family in Connecticut and who gets more closely involved than was a recent guest of her parents, (a) The right is reserved to re distribution patterns erf mammals Probate No. 2798 Mr. and Mrs. Fay Collins. ject any or all bids and to waive and other land vertebrates over ’ he had intended. "A Tract of Time" by Smith NOTICE OF ADMINISTATOR'S informalities. SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Hempstone, a novel about Viet (b) No bidder may withdraw In the County Court nam. REDUCE FAT his bid after the time set for the Of the State of Oregon If your overweight I* due to over "The Ashes of Loda" by Paul opening thereof unless the award eating and you want to get rid of For the County of Malheur Winterton. A novel of suspense. of the Contract is delayed for a get our tablets called In the Matter of the Estate of SLIMODE.-^ Available without a "The Chinese Visitor" by James period exceeding thirty (30) days doctor’* prescription, SLIMODEX LAURAH LUCILLE WATSON, PROFIT will help you lose those extra Eastwood. In a slight departure 5. By Order of the Board of Deceased. pounds by decreasing your desire from the usual spy novel, Eng ■ >r food, not by starving you, but NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Directors of Treasure Valley GUIDE 1^ limply eliminating the urge for land’s secret agent is a volup that pursuant to an order of sale, Community College District, On extra portions. SLIMODEX costs tuous, beautiful and ruthless wo tario, Oregon. "Sly tS.Ofl and Is GUARANTEED to duly made and entered by the for. work or get your full money back. man assigned to track down the (Signed) Court in the above entitled es SLIMODEX Is sold exclusively by: mysterious Red Chinese behind tate, the undersigned adminis BILL ANDERS, Clerk Farms NYSSA PHARMACY—Nysaa the plot to destroy East-West re trator of said estate will sell in Published Aug. 25, Sept. 1 and Mall Orders Filled lations. 8, 1966. one lot or separate parcels at and Ranches private sale, all the right, title, No. 2834 interest and estate of said de The free Ixxiklct, “Budget- NOTICE TO CREDITORS ing for Profit", helps you plan ceased in the following described for a successful year by antici In the County Court real property: pating your income and ex Of the State of Oregon Lots 19 and 20 in Block 144 pense* in time to make the For the County of Malheur of Ward Addition to the City changes required to assure a In the Matter of the Estate of of Nyssa, Malheur County, Ore satisfactory profit. MARTIN G. GREIG, gon. The booklet shows how a Deceased. PCA Joan tailored to your The said real property will be NOTICE IS HERBEY GIVEN, needs can buy labor saving sold for cash, or cash and credit machinery or provide funds Over 25% of our emergency calls are and at such price as may be ap That the undersigned has been for paying your operating ex proved by the Court, said sale to appointed administratrix of the from customers with battery problems. penses as they become due. be made subject to delivery of estate of Martin G. Greig, de PCA loan* cost les* because merchantable title and confirma ceased, by the County Court of you pay Interest only on th« tion of sale by the above entitled the State of Oregon for Malheur money you actuary use, «nd County, and has duly qualified as Court. onfy for the time you uto It. Takes only a few minutes ... It may Bids will be received at the of such. All persons having claims Your payment* reduce the bal against said estate are hereby fice of Henigson & Stunz, 106 take only a charge, but a dead cell ance aubject to Intereat, low Main Street, Nyssa, Oregon, at notified to present the same, duly ering your loan coet* greatly. verified as required by law, to means a new battery. torneys for the administrator, For full detail* and your from and after the 18th day of the undersigned at the law offices free copy of “Budgeting for of Henigson & Stunz, Nyssa, Ore September, 1966. Pro.lt”, telephone, write, or , Dated and first published Au gon, within six months from the visit us in person. No obliga date hereof. gust 18, 1966. tion, of course. IONA M. GREIG Date of last publication Sep tember 8, 1966. Administratrix of the BAKER Estate of Martin G. PRODUCTION CREOIT HAROLD HENIGSON WARD LUNDY, Owner Greig, Deceased. Administrator of the ASSOCIATION 101 North Main St. Nyssa, Oregon 210 S.W. Second Street Estate of LAURAH Dated and first published Aug. Phone 372-3990 Ontario, Oregon 11, 1966. LUCILLE WATSON, Telephone RR9 M/1 Deceased. Last publication Sept. 8, 1966. IT'S YOUR LAW THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1966 Booster Session Slated Sept. 15 By OT Grangers Oregon Trail Grunge meeting was held Thursday, Sept. 1, with Muster Tom Jones presiding Plans for "booster night” were discussed and the date was set for Sept. 15 which is the next regular meeting. Area residents interested in grange work are in vited to attend this open session. Iru Price reported on the Po mona Grange meeting held re cently at Vale. A report on the food concession stand and booth at Malheur county fuir was given ; by Iva Adams and she also pre sented ribbons and check* won j by grange entries. Audrey and Evelyn Duff, as sistant stewards escorted Clara Price, Don Somers and Eric Boe- mg to the lecturer’s station where they were fined one cent for each of their years. James Stephen’s name was drawn for the attendance award and he missed getting $5 by not being present. The prize will re main at that amount until some one claims it. Twenty • two member* were present for watermelon provided by the grange and served by Rommell and Marguerite Moss. All members are urged to at tend the next meeting and brxister night program. VISIT AREA RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hursey, j Scott and Steven of Fremont. 1 Calif., were Saturday evening dinner and overnight guests of cousins, Mr and Mrs. Willis Ber tram and Lucille. The Hursey* were Sunday breakfast guests of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Chet Sage. The three families went to Nampa during the after- noon to visit Mr and Mrs. Chet Jamison and Bob and Inter had a picnic dinner in a Nampa park. Today. 2 p.m.—Owyhee Garden club meeting at home of Mr*. James Langley. Today. 2 p.m.—Flower arrange ment demonstration at Masonic hall. Today. 2 p.m.—DUP meeting at home of Mr*. Bill Mitchell on Alberta avenue. Sept. 9. 10:30 a.m.—Senior Citi- sen* meeting at John Long resi dence. Sept. 11. 2 p.m. — Boat race* near Snake river bridge. Sept. 13. 8 p.m—Rebekah lodge meeting in IOOF hall. Sept. IS. 1:30 p.m. — Nyssa Home Extension meeting at home of Mr*. Bob Kennedy. GUESTS IN BRANDT HOME Mr. und Mrs Jack Shxidard and Jackie of Baker left recently after spending a part of their vacation time with Mr. and Mrs Edward R. Brandt. Mr*. Stoddard is Mrs Brandt’s daughter. Journal Classifieds Bring Results! FRONT END ALIGNMENT and WHEEL BALANCING General Repairing -------o Towne Garage Phone 372-3570 NYSSA . . . OREGON CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS’ New Books Listed At County Library FREE Car Won’t Start? Could Be the Battery ... FREE BATTERY CHECK ... Don't Delay . . . See Us Today! Ward’s Shell Service Simplot Fertilizers In one sense, farming is getting easier. Each year brings new materials to do specific jobs better. Simplot Diamond Brand Fertilizers are good examples. 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