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University Of Oregon Library Eugene, Ore. 97kO3 X X X X X Nyssa Gate City Journal Volume LXV The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon The Sugar City NEW FEES USTED FOR VITAL RECORDS BY OREGON BOARD OF HEALTH Fees for certified copies of births, deaths and other vital records issued by the Oregon State Board of Health have been Increased to three dollars for the first copy. Additional copies of the same record, if issued at the time the first copy is requested, now cost two dollars each. A five dollar fee Is the current rate for new or supplemental birth certificates which must be ■ prepared in connection with adoptions or with the marriage of parents after a child has been born. The new fee schedule went into effect March 17 when Gover nor McCall signed HB 1161. The bill contained an emergency clause. For the past 14 years, the OSBH Vital Statistics Section has been authorized to charge two dollars for each full, cer tified copy of either birth or death records. The abbreviated, card-style birth certificate has cost one dollar. All operations of the state vital statistics section are financed entirely by fees collec ted for certified copies. The current volume of certificates issued is more than one hundred thousand a year of which app roximately 84,000 are birth re cords and 20,000 are death records. The section is custodian for nearly four million records of birth, deaths, marriages,di vorces and adoptions which have occurred in Oregon since the Board of Health was formed in 1903. Fee increases were effected in the nick of time to prevent Oregon’s vital statistics re gistry from going into the red. Marian M. Martin, who is State Registrar as well as dir- Thursday, March 25, 1971 Thunderegg Capital Number XII FARM BUREAU OPPOSES FEDERAL REGULATIONS ON FARM-TRUCK OPERATIONS Next Year's Nyssa PTA Officers ector of the OSBH vital sta tistics section, said today that all reserve monies from fee collections were used up during the current biennium. Income permitted by the 14-year-old fee schedule has not been suf ficient to cover actual costs of the services for more than a year. The State of Washington changed to the basic $3 fee for vital records certificates during 1970. A number of other states either have made the change or are seeking legis lation in this direction, Miss Martin indicated. She pointed out that it is advisable for persons applying for certified records by mail to find out in advance what the actual cost will be. The newly revised Oregon law now provides that overpayments up to $3 are to be refunded only upon written request. Any overpayment in excess of $3 will be automatically re funded. "Federal regulations appli formation program. cable to driving of farm trucks “A substantial economic loss are unwarranted on the basis of would be suffered by farm the safety record of farmer people if new entrants into the drivers and would hamper farm 18 to 20 age group were not production and marketing ope permitted to drive farm trucks. rations,” according to Louis Farm employees in this age M. Wettstein, President of Mal group are mostly sons of heur County Farm Bureau. farmers or sons of people in The American Farm Bureau the community,” Wettstein has obtained adeferrmentofthe said. Young men under 21 proposed regulations until after represent a substantial per July 1st. The AFBF is re centage of the work force en commending substantial modi gaged in transporting farm pro fication in the regulations re ducts from the farm to pro cently issued by the Department cessing plants and other points of Transportation. of first delivery during the Wettstein said the DOT should harvest season. Many students consider that the use of trucks of TVCC supplement their in in agriculture is a major part come by helping drive trucks of farm production and market at harvest time. A number ing operations. A regulatory of different drivers may be em pattern which may fit large ployed for short periods by trucking firms does not fit agri farmers. The costs of medi culture. Farmers in this area cal certificates for each of the close to the State of Idaho drivers-costs which must be would be especially hurt by born by the employer - would be the proposed regulations as they substantial. travel inter-state in Treasure Also such employment will Valley. The proposed regula usually be done when farmers PTA officers for next year, the 1971-72 school year, were this year’s vice president and new treasurer for next year; tion would make it impossible and Mrs. Floyd Ulrey, outgoing treasurer and the Oregon for the average farmer to take are working overtime during a elected at the regular meeting last Thursday evening. crucial period of crop produc his truck into Idaho. Those shown are, from left, Mrs. Ruben Lopez, new vice- Trail representative for next year. tion. A farmer frequently does Most farm trucks are used president; Mrs. Don Savage, outgoing president; Mrs. Mel Beck, not know who will bedrivingfor Not pictured is Mrs. Dave Reib, this year’s Nyssa area primarily as service vehicles new president; and Mrs. George Hirai, the new Nyssa area him prior to the period of em representative; Mrs. Tom Jayo, this year’s Oregon Trail for short trips, for local haul Lake view knocked Nyssa out representative. ployment. representative; and Mrs. Pete Yruegas, Arcadia area represent ing. A regulation designed to Back row, Mrs. Dick Wagstaff, next year’s secretary; of the state tournament Wed fit large scale transportation Farm Bureau is recommen nesday by a 59-49 score. The Mrs. John Pittz, outgoing secretary; Mrs. Javier Gomeza, ative for both last and the comintt year. is not going to fit the various ding that a permanent exemption Bulldogs lead at halftime, 28-26; kinds of transportation services from the driver qualification but Lakeview had a big third in agriculture. provisions should be provided quarter and pulled away to a Most farmers have never for drivers of small trucks, and 47-38 score, and Nyssa couldn’t heard of the Motor Carrier Re when the trucks are used in the catch up. gulations. This being the case, transportation of agricultural Ron Moffis led Nyssa in a the issuance of any regulations products the farmer has pro losing cause with 17 points, “Malheur County water users Creek marker,” reportedFocht. The Nyssa City Council re- applicable to farmers should duced on his farm or in the followed by Greg Blanch 9, who have access to stored water “ Most of the low elevation Barry Fujishin, son of Mr. have been - and should be - transportation of consumer or Scott Engstrom and Rick Ches ceived the following letter from will have excellent water snow is gone, however, there ter 7 each, Felipe Martinez F. LaGard Smith, retiring Mal supplies next spring and sum was an above average amount and Mrs. Sam Fujishin of Rt 1, preceded by an effective in production supplies to his farm. Homedale was elected student heur County District Attorney. 6, Keith Oldemeyer 2 and Dan The letter speaks for itself. mer,” said Tom George, Soil at the Eldorado Pass snow body president of the College Nichols 1. Nyssa CityCouncil,City Hall, Conservation Service Snow Sur course,” said S.Duane Town, of Idaho last week. Barry is Duvall led Lakeview with 19, vey Supervisor, at the Water District Conservationist for the a graduate of Adrian High Nyssa, Oregon Trahos 15, Coglan 10, Nichols Supply Forecast meeting held Soil Conservation Service at School, where he was active in Gentlemen: 5, Christensen 8, and Dollar- in Vale March 9. He said Vale. “There was an average school affairs, and was valedic As I am preparing to leave hide 2. “Users depending of 11 inches of snow with 3.8 torian of Us graduating class. this office I would like to ex further, press to you my deep appre directly on streamflow will ex inches of water, the average MURRAY RESIGNS “This is annual earnings report 1802 4th Street. Anyone need ciation of the most commend perience some late season» being 2.7 inches,” Town said. time, ” said Vernon A. Welo, ing assistance should bring his Streamflow forecast for Mal able effort which has been put shortages. The snowpack was FROM TVCC STAFF Social Security manager in La- 1970 W-2 form or income tax Long-time Malheur County forth by Chief Alvin Allen and further reduced by less than heur river near Drewsey is Grande. He stated that April 15 return when he visits the office. Assessor John Koopman an The Treasure Valley Com his office in law enforcement normal precipitation during 120 thousand acre feet for the Information or help is also is the deadline for beneficiaries nounced that he plans to retire munity College Administration The snow cover March-July period. As of for the City of Nyssa. From February. to report if 1970 earning ex available from the Ontario of from office about August 1. He announced today that Dean of ranged from 127 percent of March 11, Warmsprings reser time to time I have had occa fice on Monday and Tuesday ceeded $1680. will to 65 in July. Students, Otis Murray has an sion to ask their cooperation, average on the Jordon Creek voir is storing 140,220 acre Welo explained that the pre each week. The phone number nounced that he will not return and upon each occasion I have drainage to 75 percent on the feet. As it has 191,000 acre sent retirement test requires is 889-5005 and the address is to the college next year. Per received nothing but the finest Owyhee drainage, remaining feet capacity, it would seem that that 1970 earned income must 514. S.W. 4th Street. sonal reasons were given by and fullest from them. I might mainly at the higher elevations it should fill, however, at the be reported to Social Security Murray for his decision to re say that the Nyssa department where it is above average.” Forecast meeting, Ed Bates, by April 15 if the following is sign from the college staff. He did not bring me a losing case Watershed soils are saturated Manager of the Warmsprings true: has been employed by the college throughout the entire time of and will enhance runoff from Irrigation District said, “With 1. Social Security checks were for the past four years both as my work in this office, and any spring precipitation. Water most of the low snow gone, and received for any month or A guest lecturer at The Dean of Administrative Services that certainly bespeaks well for stored in reservoirs is 160 having had to release so much months of 1970. College of Idaho April 7 will be and Dean of Student Affairs. He them. percent of the normal amounts of our earlier runoff, it is 2. Total 1970 earnings were Dr. David C. Fowler,professor has served the college in both I also want you to know that for March first. The Owyhee very doubtful if Warmsprings over $1680. of English at the University of capactities during the past two I am not writing a letter of this net inflow was 160 percent of will fill.” 3. The beneficiary was under Washington, according to Mrs. years. Prior to coming to On nature about every department normal during February. At the morning of March 11 age 72 any part of 1970. Peggy Gledhill of the C of I Due to inclement weather the Owyhee is storing 675,890 acre tario, Mr. Murray was Super in this county, but only those Do not include income from English department which is intendent of the Halfway-Rich which, like the Nyssa Depart aerial snow markers in the feet. The forecast for the BARRY FUJISHIN pensions, rent, interest, divi sponsoring the program. land school system in Baker ment, deserves this kind of com county were not observed until Owyhee for the March-July Fujishin defeated Gregory dends, payments received from The 8 p.m. lecture in room County. March 6, Adam Focht, Manager period is 369,000 acre feet. Boos, McCall, and Sam Toevs sale of property or other in mendation. For this reason I 127 of Boone Hall is open to Announcement of future plans want to thank you very much for North Board of Control After a look at the snow mark of Redmond in his bid for office. vestment income. “The $1680. the public at no charge and will will be forthcoming pending a for supporting them in their on the Owyhee Project, said, ers on the watersheds to the Over 60% of the student body includes only wages, salary, bo be of special interest to “Only a trace of snow remained Owyhee, Adam Focht has de voted in the election. decision on a position he is work. nuses, etc., earned working for teachers, particularly those in seeking elsewhere. at most of the lower elevation cided to stop releasing any Very truly yours, Michael Rettig of Mavis AFB, someone else or net earnings the area of humanities and the markers. ” Upper Bully Creek water. The Owyhee, as of Calif., was elected administ from self-employment if you F. LaGard Smith, District JOHN KOOPMAN social sciences, Mrs. Gledhill Attorney. Condra Accepted snow marker had only a trace March 11, is storing all the rative vice-president; Hope are in business for yourself,” noted. Koopman has been elected as did the Cottonwood-Indian inflow. Hendricks from Claremont, said Welo. Dr. Folwer who comes to the county assessor continously For Spring Training With good soil moisture at Calif., was elected social vice- Anyone needing to report campus as National Council of DR. SKINNER WILL since June 1, 1947. He started present the outlook can be Abbott Solutions president; Leah Cheese, Pa who does not have a report Teachers of English Distin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Condra working for Malheur County M yette, was elected secretary; card can secure one by phon guished Lecturer will speak on Not Used At MMH nothing but “EXCELLENT. in 1943 as a deputy sheriff of Adrian received a call Mon BE LIONS SPEAKER and Barbara Bentley, Wallace, ing 963-4131 or by visiting or "The Reunion of Historical and day from the Chicago Cubs served and prior to that had Ernest King, administrator Idaho won a run-off election writing the La Grande office at Literary Study.” Dr. “Bud” Skinner, Presi of Malheur Memorial Hospital, with the Oregon State Police spring training camp in Scotts MANAGEMENT against Brent Fry of Homedale dale, Arizona, stating that their dent of Treasure Valley Com for six years. said that Abbott solutions are for Associated Student Body Koopman still has more than son, G.B. Condra, has been munity College will be the guest not used at the Nyssa hospital. SEMINAR ATTRACTS treasurer. two years remaining of his four - accepted for spring training speaker at the Nyssa Lion’s King said that there has been year term. He said he would with the Caldwell Cubs. They Club on Tuesday, March 30. He some concern here because of Norm Millikin, Head of the want him in shape to begin will give a short presentation of an outbreak of infections in mid Business Department at Trea have finished out his term ex the role of TVCC in our com west hospitals where Abbot pro sure Valley Communitycollege cept for health reasons and he training in late April. Caldwell is a farm club of munity and then be open for thought it advisable to retire announced that some sixty per ducts were allegedly used. the Chicago Cubs, and is the questions from the floor. The this summer. "The Bicycle Thief’, di sons attended the management Members of the Malheur first step in a major league Nyssa Lion’s Club is now meet seminar heldonthecampusFri- rected by Vetario de Sica, and BEEF CATTLE FIELD County Court will appoint his re career if Condra can make the ing at the Twilight Cafe, Tues day, March 19. Each partici W.C. Fields “The Fatal Glass squad. days at noon. placement later. SET FOR MARCH 30 pant had an opportunity to hear of Beer,” the fourth in Trea specialists in the areas of fi sure Valley Community Col Beef Cattle Field Day at the nance, advertising, personnel lege’s Great Film Series, will Squaw Butte Experiment Sta and management information be presented in the Cafeteria, tion has been set for March 30 systems. Time was also pro Weese Memorial Building Fri according to George Bain, Mal vided for discussion of the va day, April 2 at 8:00 p.m. heur County Extension Agent. rious topics and how they ap “The Bicycle Thief”, an Ita The program will start at 10 plied to the local businessman. lian masterpiece, is the drama a.m. at the PoisonCreek Grange At the conclusion of the se of a poor man and his son in Hall 2 miles east of Burns. minar each participant was post-war Rome with all its I During the morning session, asked to evaluate the day-long poverty and inequities. It is station research workers will event and the following are some about the life of an ordinary discuss their findings in feeding of the comments received from man in his search for work and of range supplements, supple local businessmen. “The ses fulfillment in a corrupt so menting cattle on wet meadow sions should be conducted by ciety. Best foreign film and pastures, protein energy ratios the college every three or four numerous awards. for growing animals, and fall months.” “TVCC should be calving. complemented for bringing this In the afternoon the work in caliber of program to the bus progress at the Section 5 sta inessmen in this area.” Sug- tion, including feeding fall gestions for future seminars date PREC MIN MAX calving cows, creep feeding fall included: .07 “Have more spe- Mar. 17 26 45 calves, irrigated pastures and cialized programs relating to Mar. 18 21 46 alfalfa hay production, digestion specific industries.” (in- Mar. 19 21 54 studies with sheep and cattle, surance, transportation, retail Mar. 20 23 55 and alfalfa feeding trials, will grocery) “Have speakers pro- Mar. 21 32 60 be discussed. They will also vide more take-home material Mar. 22 40 57 show work with Biuret as a for participants to review.” Mar. 23 .27 44 56 Nyssa High School varsity cheerleaders, before the state tournament. Sophomore Coach Gerald Talbot is addressing the rally in the top protein supplement. The Business Department Mar. 24 .10 37 on the platform, present a skit as part cheerleaders are shown at left, along with photo, while at the bottom Mardi Tensen is shown in pensive All stockmen are invited to plans a complete evaluation of Owyhee Reservoir Storage the rally in Thunderegg Mall last Friday part of the large crowd. attend according to Bob Raleigh, the event and will then make 3/24/71 711,560 Acre Feet thought as her schoolmates take in the proceedings. Per afternoon to cheer on the basketball team Superintendent of the station. plans for any future seminars. 3/24/70 629,230 Acre Feet haps she is pt aying for victory! Nyssa Knocked Out Of Tourney D.A. Praises Nyssa Police County Water Supply Forecast “EXCELLENT” Barry Fujishin Elected C of I ASB President Deadline Nears For Social Security Report John Koopman To Retire Guest Lecturer At C of I Coach Talbot Addresses Crowd TVCC Shows Foreign Film Rally In Thunderegg Mall * /à WEATHER
