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Projects aa
Contingency
Constuction
Equipment
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1,000.00
5.950.00
5,094.95
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Coynty Rqad______ FUND RESOURCES
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BEGINNING JULY 1. IB 69
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.Sale of Service & Supplies
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Sale of Public Land
7,000.00
Forest Reserve Rental
890.00
flood Damage Grant
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F. A. S. Refund
1^500.00
i Gasoline Refund
County Land Sale
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Interest Received
1.000.00
Severenre Tax ReceiptA
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Property Tax Relief
-Trailer- H ourr Fees
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■Justice Court Traffic Fl nee
100-OQ
Inventory Tax Relief
10.00
Travel Refund
City of Ontario CVerde Drive)
40,000.00
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224.192.63
6,761 ,O<)
59.68
1,353.63 ....
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2,685.42
129.79
1,154-03
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2,359.20
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BEGINNING JULY 1. IS 6.9
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1.639.3
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KINGMAN KOLONY NEWS
This is the time of year when the majority of Northwest
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homeowners’ fancies turn lightly to thoughts and efforts of
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gardening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leedy
KINGMAN KOLONY — Mr.
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In the words of poet John Kendrick Bangs (1862-1922) in
and Mrs. Lester Campbell of of Sacramento, Calif., were
It
his poem Gardening:
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Big Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon June 15 afternoon visitors in
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Slippy and daughter and Bruce the Klaas Laan home.
To
dig
and
delve
in
nice
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Leedys are former residents
Campbell
of
La
Grande
were
clean dirt,
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Fathers* day dinner guests in of Newell Heights.
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Can do a mortal little hurt.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rodríguez
the Earl Campbell home. Slip
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py was graduated June 7 from of Nyssa were June 15 afternoon
True enough, but it might be interesting to many gardeners that
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Eastern Oregon College in La visitors in the Tony Martinez
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many plants and flowers grown in the average American garden
home.
Grande.
can kill or cause serious illness to a child or even an adult if
Mary Laan of La Grande
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Osborn
taken internally in sufficient doses.
of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Ger spent the Fathers' day week
Dr. Foster N. Martin, Jr., noted pharmacologist from Tulane
ald Osborn and family were end with her parents, the Klaas
University, recently listed more than 100 plants containing
June 15 dinner guests in the Laans. Mrs. Effie Martin and
poison. In an issue of a standard seed catalog, he counted
Tracy of Grangeville are visi
Myron Osborn home.
54 harmful plants!
The Herschel Thompsons en ting her parents, the Klaas
Among the more lethal garden staples, Dr. Martin noted
tertained June 15 with a Fa Laans while their husband and
that there was enough poison in a 10-cent package of castor
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thers’day dinner. Guests were father, Dennis Martin is in
beans to kill five children.
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Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson, National Guard training.
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Sweet peas, for instance, contain a poison within their
Mr.
and Mrs. Rex Walters of
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stems that causes a paralysis that can keep a victim bed-
Boise.
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ridden for months, And one tulip bulb contains enough poison
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Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob
to kill a man!
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of Nyssa were June 11 evening
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Below is listed a sampling of poisonous plants that can
visitors in the Al Thompson
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be fatal if taken in a quantity that a child might eat:
home. June 12 evening visitors
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were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
PLANTS
POISON PART F rost of Nyssa.
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Mrs. Lester Strawn left June
14
Elephant Ear
Any
12 for Texas where she is visi by Emblem club 192. First-
Narcisus
Bulb
place honors in the high school
ting her daughter.
Four O.Clock
Root, Seed
Recent
Monday
evening division went to Deborah Ha
Cyclamen
Tuber
guests in the Willis Conant zard, with honorable mention
Ivy
Leaves
home were Mr. and Mrs. Don going to KeithCarpenter, junior
Potato
Seeds, Sprouts
Conant, Leroy and Barbara of high.
Pimpernel
Any
Blanche Rowe gave a report
Orleans, Nebr. The men are
Oleander
Leaves
on
impressive memorial rites
brothers. On June 15, Mr. and
Lily of the Valley
Any
held at the convention and said
Mrs.
Willis
Conant
and
Jim
Burning Bush
Leaves
attended a Fathers’ day bar an Ontario member honored
Jim son Weed
Any
becue at the
Lester Stacy at the service was Mrs. Frank
Rhododendron
Any
Arata.
home in Apple Valley.
Dumb Cane
Any
In Hermiston, the bowling
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar
Iris
Underground Stem were June 15 dinner guests of team from Club 192 won third
Pinks
Seed
her sister, Mrs. Charles Cul place, with first place in doubles
Mock Orange
Fruit
bertson of the Owyhee area. going to Arlene Allison and Nel
Spanish Bayonet
Root
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ashcraft lie McDaniels. Arlene Allison
Bittersweet
Berry
and family of Hazelton, Ida., also won third place in all
Fox Glove
Leaves
arrived June 14 to visit his events.
Scotch Broom
Seed
Plans were made for serving
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Bluebonnets
Seed
Ashcraft. They left for their the golf banquet on June 21,
Mountain Laurel
Any
home the following afternoon. and also for the mother-daugh
(Ore. Safety Magazine)
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wisdom ter banquet to be served on
Gary and Amy of Haxton, Colo, June 23. Those planning to
were June 13 visitors in the attend the latter should call
Carl Begemanhome. Theywere 889-6609 or 889-8537 for re
IN APPRECIATION
June 14 breakfast guests of the servations.
At the close of the June 5
Begemans before departing for
We take this opportunity
meeting, refreshments were
Lewiston.
to thank our family and friends
NEWELL HEIGHTS — Mr.
Paula and Randy Thiel of served by Mary Keim and Larue
for the many kindnesses of
Goodfellow. Birthday gifts were
fered, floral arrangements and and Mrs. Eugene Pratt received Boise arrived June 12 to visit
received
by Bernice Watson,
word
of
a
granddaughter
born
their grandparents, Mr. and
memorial
gifts bestowed to
Monee, Polly Strawn,
June 5, 1969 to their son and Mrs. Don Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Anna
Mrs. Leo Bear,
Kathleen Schoesler and Claire
We, also, want to express daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Thiel of Nyssa took them
Ackerman.
our appreciation to the Eastern Eugene Pratt, stationed in Ger home on the following Saturday.
many.
The
infant
weighed
eight
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tony
Martinez
Star chapters of Nyssa and
Worry is as useless as
Homedale, hospital and nursing pounds, six - ounces and has and Juanita, Mr. and Mrs. Jess
factory.
home staff members. —George been named Allison Marie. Her Martinez dined with other mem whispering * in ♦ a boiler
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Bear and family, Mr. and Mrs. mother is the former Linda bers of the Siempre Adelante
People who get down to brass
Ron MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Brewer, daughter of the Homer organization on June 15 in Nyssa
Brewers of rural Nyssa.
tacks
usually rise rapidly.
south
park.
Dale Vidder.
EMBLEM CLUB
ACTIVITIES
BIRTHS
26.789-19
FORM LB-31
Dangerous Garden Plants
THURSDAY, JUNE 19. 1969
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♦Include^ Supplemental Budget
NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS
■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■
NEWELL HEIGHTS — On
June 9, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo
Fenn and Johnnie Simpson went
camping and fishing at Malheur
reservoir.
They report the
fish were a nice size, however,
it was quite windy and they did
not get their limits. The trio
returned home the following
day.
Mrs. Jim Hite had as a guest
on June 13, Mrs. Rollo Fenn.
The dinner honored Mrs. Fenn’s
birthday anniversary.
Rollo
Fenn and Archie Fields of Par
ma went to Donnelly that day
to visit the latter’s son, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Fields. They
returned home the following
Monday. Mrs. Rollo Fenn was
a June 14 luncheon guest of
Mrs. Carl Fenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Zamora
and children of Ontario were
June 15 dinner _ guests of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Zamora.
Mrs. Dick Kriegh accompan
ied her daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Palmer of Parma on a
recent weekend trip to Buhl
where
they visited Mrs.
Kriegh’s mother, Mrs. John A.
Stewart, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt
received word from their son,
Mike, who was recently home
on leave from Japan. He is now
in the Philippines. He writes
that the weather is very hot
and humid and it will be threo
months before he can move into
air conditioned barracks.
Mrs. J. L. Judd of Newell
Heights and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft
of Kingman Kolonv were among
six patrons from Malheur coun
ty who left June 9 to attend the
state garden club convention
in McMinnville. They returned
home on the evening of June 12.
Eugene Pratt received word
this month of the graduation of
his eldest daughter, Audrey Gil-
ger of Parowan, Utah. She was
graduated from Cedar City col
lege. Her son, John was gradu
ated from high school this year
and has received an appointment
to West Point Military academy.
Mr. and Mrs.Roberts.Over-
street of Boise visited June 13
with his sister, Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. Judd.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kriegh
went to Cascade June 1 to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hill. They
also visited Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vin HiU who had just returned
from Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Calvin Briggs and girls,
her sister, Jill Domy and their
father, Bert Domy, all of Boise
visited June 10 with Mrs. Dale
Witt. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reed
o' Independence, Ore., visited
June 13 with Mrs. Reed’s cou
sin, Mrs. Witt. They had been
visiting relatives in Axtell,
Kans., and Grand Junction,
Colo., and were enroute home.
Mrs. Grace Day was a June
15 dinner guest of Mrs. Witt.
June 15 dinner guests in the
Herb Wenke home were Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Lawson and Val
erie of Sparks, Nev., Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Lawson of Ontario.
They went horseback riding,
and homemade ice cream was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge,
Mrs. Ernest Eilers and Peggy
Sue of New Plymouth spent
a recent weekend in Sacra
mento, Calif., where they at-
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tended a Borge family reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grooms and
sons arrived June 12 to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Borge. Jim will attend Eastern
Oregon college in La Grande
this summer, while Kay and the
boys will spend some time with
her parents.
Mrs. R. D. McKinley went
to La Grande June 9 to visit
her daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Earnest and family. On
July 11 they went to Albany
where they visited Mrs. Mc
Kinley’s son, Mr. and Mrs.
James McKinley, returning to
La Grande on Friday. Mrs.
McKinley returned
June 15
to her home in Newell Heights.
Mary Timmerman is attend
ing 4-H summer school inCor
vallis.
June 15 afternoon visitors
in the Don Nelson home were
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wenke and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Law-
son and Valerie, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ross and
Robin of Vale visited on the
afternoon of June 12 with the
Louis Pratts.
Mmes. Carl and Rollo Fenn,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson
were June 15 dinner guests of
the Alfred Simpsons.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Derrick
of Williams Lake, Canada ar
rived June 14 and spent the
weekend in the L. C. McDer
mott home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Province of Caldwell were June
15 afternoon visitors. Morning
callers were Mr. and Mrs. Bud
McDermott of Marsing.
Sheila Pratt returned recent
ly from the state track meet
in Portland, a representative
of Malheur county. She earned
a fourth-place medal, and was
the only local girl receiving
one.
While there she visited
June 9,16
a sister, Mr. and Mrs. John
(Judy) Kirby. Judy recently
completed her third year at
the University of Portland and
earned a perfect 4 grade point
average for the year. Sheila
accompanied
Mrs.
Jeanne
Hardman and daughters to Port
land, visiting at Port Angeles
and other places of interest
along the way.
They were
gone a week.
Mrs. Leon Chamberlain is a
patient in Holy Rosary hospital
at Ontario where she under
went recent surgery. She is
reported to be recuperating
nicely.
Mrs. Lydia Worden is in St.
Luke’s hospital at Boise where
she is undergoing treatment.
She is allowedno visitors except
relatives. She hopes to be re
leased the latter part of this
week. A daughter, Verna Cost-
ley of Seattle, arrived on the
morning of June 13. Another
daughter, Bertha Tallman of
Kennewick, Wash., arrived the
following day.
HIMIIIIOMIIMIIIIliatllMMIIIIIIOIIHIflll
DRIVER
EXAMS
SLATED
A Drivers License Examiner
will be on duty In Nyssa Fri
day, June 27 at the City Library
between the hours of 9 a.m. and
2 p.m., according to an an
nouncement received from the
Department of Motor Vehicles
of Oregon.
Persons wishing original li
censes or permits to drive are
asked to file applications well
ahead of the scheduled closing
hour In order to assure time
for completion of the required
license test.
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