Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, August 19, 1971, Page 6, Image 6

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    Thuriday, Aufluit 19, 197Ì
Th« Nysia Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Pag« Six
Radio Exp. $48.00: Viking Of­
fice Supplies - Office Supplies;
Vale Police $28.28, Clerk Of­
fice Exp. $11.20, County Court
BY DALE WITT
Office Exp. ($22.40), Juvenile
PHONE 372-2183
Office Exp. $30.94: R.K.Kever-
MINUTES OF THE MALHUER fee to Schram.
Elliott Tire Stores, Inc.,-As­ en, DMD - Jail Prisoner Per­
Request from BLM for County sessor Travel $2.00: Herb’s
COUNTY COURT - JUNE 2,
KINGMAN KOLONY - Her­
sonal $39.00: David W. Sarazin
to contribute $375.00 for Main­ ■ Richfield - Assessor Travel
1971:
M.D. - Jail Prisoner Personal schel Thompson and Mr. and
Court met with Judge Ellis tenance of road to Blue Moun­ $40.85: Joseph S. Maughan -
$11.00: Vale Plumbing & Heat­ Mrs. Al Thompson attended the
tain Relay Station,
White presiding and Commis­
Veterans Travel-May $66.76: ing - Jail Housekeeping $35.00: 60th
wedding
anniversary
sioners E. W. Maag and Henry
Approved by Motion to allow ' Ross Burt - Bully Creek Park Sears, Roebuck & Co. - Jail celebration for Rev. and Mrs.
Esplin present.
only minimum fee set by statue ' $21.70: John Storck - Family Housekeeping $24.95: Burns J.J. Flemming in Wilder Sunday
Court met with Walt Gilles­ for Court appointed Attorneys. Service Clinic Travel - May Surplus Store - Jail Housekeep­ afternoon.
pie and Howard Cockeram in
Bob Currier from BLM and $102.96: Malheur County Sher­ ing $155.40: Certified Laborat­
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Laanhad
regard to change of road and Irvin Anderson from StateBLM iff Revolving Fund - Sheriff
ories, Inc. - Jail Housekeeping a picnic at the Owyhee Lake
bridge on Greenfield Road.
were present to discuss plans Travel $158.58, Sheriff Trans- $36.13: Albertson’s - Jail Food Sunday.
Motion
by Judge
Ellis for Charbonneau Grave Mem­ • porting prisoners $11.50: E.W. Exp. $8.84: Vale Floral - Jail
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Les-
White to pay May Hussey, 60 orial at Danner.
Maag - County Court Travel Food Exp. $14.40: Boston’s - ter Strawn visited their son,
month retroactive from Jan­
Bob Smith appeared before $22.00; Gentry Ford Sales - Jail Food Exp. $163.54: Den- Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Strawn
uary 1, 1971, one step and lim­ the Court and advised the Court Sheriff Travel $13.50: Standard
tinger’s Feed & Seed-Jail Food and family in Caldwell and Gail
it the secretary in the District to notify Insurance carrier of Oil Co. - Sheriff Travel $21.09:
Exp. $6.30, Courthouse House­ returned home with them for a
Attorney Office to one step Nursing Home and ask for re­ Juvenile Travel $4.17: Shell Oil
keeping $46.00: Ray’s Food visit.
for the coming July 1, 1971 duction of rates.
Co. -Sheriff Travel -5.08: Con­ Fair - Jail Food Exp. - May -
Saturday evening Mr. and
to July 1, 1972. No second.
Approved by Motion to hire tinental Oil Co. - Sheriff Travel $30.94: Dee-Lite Bakery - Jail Mrs. Lester Strawn visited Mr.
To be carried over until June Herb Derrick to be Planning $64.34: Texaco, Inc.,- Sheriff
Food -May $27.75: Hugh Findley and Mrs. Bill Burress in Nyssa.
9, 1971.
Coordinator to prepare County Travel $13.74: Matthews Chev­ • - Jail Food - May $45.00: Idaho
Mrs. Lester Strawn accom­
Court met with Len Dykstra
Planning & Zoning Ordinance, rolet - Sheriff Travel $36.93: Food Products, Inc. -Jail Food- panied Martha Bessendorfer to
In regard to insurance contract according to proposal outlined Northwest Gas & Oil-Assessor
May $228.76: Powell’s Office Ontario on a business trip.
for employees. Mr. Dykstra is by Herb Derrick.
Travel $23.23: Elliott
Tire Supply - Clerk $2.70, Assessor
Mrs. Lester Strawn and Gail
to call the office and get figures
Meeting adjourned until June Store - Juvenile Travel $48.46: $33.43, Ontario Justice Court were Sunday dinner guests of
on new contract for week of 27, 1971:
Joseph S. Maughan - Veterans $3.69, Juvenile Dept. $14.00: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carter in
June 9. 1971.
MINUTES OF THE MALHUER Travel - June $53.29: Herb’s
Dunham Printing Co. - Clerk New Plymouth.
Bid from Tom Braniff - Area COUNTY COURT MEETING - Richfield - Assessor Travel
Dena and Tracy Ausman of
Office Exp. $366.45: Glenna
JUNE 27, 1971:
No. 1 -$10,000 yard.
$14.30: Jean P. Bond - Treas­ Kinney - Clerk Election Exp. Brighten, Colo., arrived Sunday
Court received a request
Approved by Motion to trans­ urer Travel - April 1 through $14.20: Department of Revenue morning to visit in the Earl
from Mrs. Ross Burt for a fer $1,500.00
from District June 30, 1971 $77.87: John
- Assessor Mapping Supplies Campbell home. Other Sunday
light at Bully Creek Park and Council of Government Budget Storck-Family Travel $163.67,
$92.50: Idaho Power Co. - Jail callers were Steve Kriegh, and
signs at Park to keep automo­ to General County Budget.
June $257.76: F.J. Yraguen - Food - May $10.53, Ontario JP Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie McCain
biles and motorcycles off the
Meeting adjourned until June D. A. Travel - June $23.84: Vale May Power $31.72, Vale JP and son of Nyssa, who came to
grass. Emil Maag to check 30, 1971:
Coop
County Court Travel Power - May $7.60, Vale JP see Bruce who has a 30 day leave
costs and report to Court June MINUTES OF THE MALHUER $87.30, Sheriff Travel $163.67,
Office Exp. $5.44, Courthouse from the service.
16, 1971.
COUNTY COURT MEETING - Clerk Travel $3.60, Assessor
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy,
May Power $563.83: City of
Approved by motion to spon- JUNE 30, 1971:
Travel $38.27, Auditor Travel Ontario - Ontario Justice Court Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer and
tor dinner for State Parks &
Court met with Judge Ellis $5.01, Surveyor Travel $6.22, Utilities - May Water $4.50: Jan and Mrs. Bill Toomb were
Recreation Advisory Commlt- White presiding and Commis­ Board of Equalization Travel
Land Title Insurance - Ontario Saturday evening guests for ice
tee August 5, 1971.
sioners E. W. Maag and Henry $6.36.
and cake in the
Justice Court Office Exp. $7.50: cream
Court signed Memorandum Esplin present.
OFFICE EXPENSES & SUP­ Scholes Printing Shop - Ontario Earl Campbell home.
Agreement for appraisal of in­
Court met with John Storck PLIES: H.T. Hartwell, Auditor- 1 Justice Court Office Exp. $8.00:
Thursday evening Mr. and
dustrial property by State Tax from Family Service CHnie. He Circuit Court Office Exp. $3.70,
Nita Bellows - Ontario Justice Mrs. Jim Phifer and Jan were
Commission.
told the Court he plans to re­ Co. Court Office Exp. $4.37, Court Office Exp. $10.00: E. guests for ice cream and cake
Court resolved to pay Bud sign September 30, 1971.
Assessor Office Exp. $2.00, Otis Smith-Nyssa Justice Court in the Joe Freitag home honor­
Munsterman for lease of pro­
Approved by motion to sell Auditor Office Exp $1.90, D.A. Office Exp. $8.00: Schoen Stud­ ing Jan on her birthday.
perty for transmitter - Law old Sheriff’s Jeep for $175.00. Office Exp. $1.54, Ontario JP
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
ios - Nyssa JP Office Exp.
Enforcement Communications.
Approved by Motion to pay Office Exp. $.40, Juvenile Of­ $27.50: Malheur Memorial Hos­ Jim Phifer and Jan and Mrs.
Approved Order No. $4, In Kerby & Danford in the amount fice Exp. $1.51, Courthouse
pital - Juvenile Aid $57.57: Bill Toomb were guests in the
the Matter of Payment of of $40.00 - Mental Patient Hear­ Housekeeping $.70, Weed Con­
Malheur Propane - Courthouse Delno Brock home in Ontario.
Claims , hereby ordering the ing and bills approved by Health trol $1.50, Civil Defense Fold­
Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Cearley
Heat $14.03: City of Vale -
County Auditor to issue war­ Dept, in the amount of $23.00 ers & Ft. $5.30, Surveyor $.92:
Courthouse May Water $54.82: of Emmett were Sunday dinner
rants totaling $61,546.84.
- Dr. Kopp - VD Patient.
Agricultural Stabilization & Capital Janitorial Supply-Court guests of their daughter, Mr.
Meeting adjourned until June
A pproved by Motion to ap- Conservation Service - Assess­ house Housekeeping $21.00: and Mrs. Myron Osborn.
9, 1971.
point Judge EUis White to re­ or Mapping Exp. $137.00: Paul Gold Seal Dust Mop Service -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes
MINUTES OF THE MALHEUR present the County Court as a F. Wood - Circuit Court Wit­
Courthouse Housekeeping $8.50 went camping below the Owyhee
COUNTY COURT - June 9, member on the County - City ness Fees $75.20: U.S. Post­
' Olsen Lumber & Paint - Court­ Dam over the weekend.
1971:
Library Board.
master - Vale- Ontario JP Post­ house Housekeeping $5.43: In­
Mrs. Ed Nedrow visited Mrs.
Court met with Judge Ellis
Motion by Emil Maag that age $5.00: Public Employees terstate Electric Supply - Court­ Jay Lewis Saturday morning.
White presiding and Commis­ Malheur
County distribute Retirement Board -General Co. house Housekeeping $87.07:
Ed Nedrow and Jimmie went
sioners E.W. Maag and Henry Abundant Food four days per 5-71 Contrib. to FICA $2,213.45:
Troy Jones Heating-Courthouse on a camping and fishing trip
Esplin present.
month. Seconded by Henry Es­ Public Employees Retirement Repairs $74.95: Vale Welding to Unity Saturday.
Approved by motion for auth­ plin. Yes - Henry Esplin and System - General Co. 5-71 Con­
Mrs. Jeannette Stacy and girls
& Machine Shop - Courthouse
orization to Sheriff Robert Ing­ Emil Maag. No - Judge Ellis trib. to Retirement $1,971.65:
Repairs $7.00: Pitney-Bowes, of Apple Valley were Sunday din­
ram to use County prisoners White.
Business Mens Assurance-Gen­ Inc.- Courthouse Postage $138.- ner guests of her parents, Mr.
on road and other County de­
Approved by Motion to trans­ eral Co. 5-71 Contrib. to BMA 00:. Joseph S. Maughan - Veter­ and Mrs. Willis Conant. Mr.
tails.
fer $3,442.50 from Contingency $221.61: W.E. Gillespie - Sur­ ans Office Exp.- May $9.52: and Mrs. Bill Conant and family
Approved by Motion to pay Fund to Malheur Nursing Home veyor - May $50.00: Swan, But­
Transport Clearings - Abundant were afternoon visitors.
$50.00 per year out of Traffic for Capital Outlay.
ler & Looney - Circuit Court Food Center Freight on Surplus
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas
Safety Fund to C.H. Munster­
Approved Order No. 36, in Attorney Fees $250.80: The Food $1,597.89: PubHc Welfare of Weiser and Mrs. Mary Hatt
man and Betty Munsterman for the Matter of Payment of Coble Co. - Co. Court Adv. &
Division- Abundant Food Center were Sunday evening visitors of
agreement for placing of a Re­ Claims, hereby ordering the Promotion - $35.61: Malheur
- May Rent $269.87: A-l Busi­ Mrs. Bill Toomb.
peater Station at Cottonwood County Auditor to issue war­ Enterprise - Tax Dept. Office
ness Machines - Office Equip.
Mountain and county wide com­ rants totaling $17,944.26.
Exp.- $240.30, Vale JP Office & Maint. $68.00: Architects -
tlce Court Witness Fee $74.00:
munications system.
Throughway j greement sign­ Exp. $1.47: Malheur Drug -
County Surveyor $6.51: Bemis Standard Insurance Co. - Mal­
Approved by Motion to accept ed by the Court - State & County Auditor
Office Exp. $7.89, Co., Inc. - County Dump $246.- heur Countv
Contribution to
bid from Arrow Co. for better plan and propose to construct Dump - Film & Dev. $1.79:
75: Star lite Cafe - Board of E- 7/71 Life Ins. $80.09; OPS -
control ventilating system for the Olds Ferry-Ontario Section Stevens-Ness law Publishing
qualization- June Meals $28.25: Malheur Co. Contrib. to 7/71
County Jail.
of the Old Oregon Trail, State Co.- D.A. Office Exp. $8.75: Thunderegg Room - Board of OPS $170.28: Public Employ­
Approved by Motion to make ' Primary Highway No. 6 G-80N) S.W. 1st Avenue Office - On­
Equalization June Meals $55.50 es Retirement Board - Gen­
application to State Highway as a throughway.
tario JP Rent - June $135.00: Jim Hysell Pump - Bully Creek eral Co. 6/71 Contrlb. to FICA
Department for use of F.A.S.
$2,637.17: Public Employes Re­
Approved order No. 37, In E. Otis Smith - Nyssa JP Phone Park $39.84:
tirement System - General Co.
Funds for bridge over Bully the Matter of Payment
of' & Utilities $20.75, Nyssa JP
OFFICE EXPENSES & SUP­ 6/71 Contrlb. to Retirement
Creek on Greenfield Road.
Claims, hereby ordering the Rent $88.50, Nyssa JP Janit­ PLIES:
Dr. Jos. T. Burdlc,
Approved by Motion to trans­ County Auditor to issue war­ or $30.00; Schoen Studios - M. D. - Family Service Clinic $2,370.71: Powell’s Office Sup­
ply - June Office Supplies: Cir­
fer $1,130.00 from General rants totaling $149,492.74.
Nyssa JP Office Exp. $23.34: Psychiatric Serv. $420.00: John cuit Court $15.48, Clerk $37.93
County Fund (Juvenile Budget) MINUTES OF BUDGET BOARD Flying Realty - Vale JP Of­ Storck - Family Serv. Clinic
Assessor $6.95, Ontario JP
to Law Library Budget.
$20.48: National $14.63, Watermaster $5.89: Ba­
MEETING - JUNE 28, 1971: fice Exp. $2.70: Idaho Power Office Exp.
Approved Order No. 35, In
Budget Board met for final Co. - Vale JP Utilities - May Council of Family Relations- ron Press - Circuit Court Of­
the Matter of Payment of hearing on proposed 1971-1972 $8.70, Bully Creek Park - May Famlly Service Clinic Office fice Exp $11.13: F. Morton Pitt
Claims, hereby ordering the Budget. Judge Ellis White, Emil $50.21: Austin Barton - Vale Exp. $20.00: Holy Rosary Hos­ Co. - Sheriff Office Exp $20.04:
County Auditor to issue War­ Maag, Henry Esplin, Norm JP Rent $65.00: Mrs. Laree pital - Family Service Clinic Estano’s - Sheriff Office Exp
June Rent $80.00: Patrick Con­ $32.49: Dunham Printing Co. -
rants totaling $28,283.89.
Poole & Bert Hawkins present. McFarland - Vale JP - June
nelly - Juvenile witness Fees
Agreement signed with State Loren Munn not present.
$15.00: M,G. Palmer - Jordan $30,80: Malheur County Sher­ Sheriff Office Exp $223.70, JaU
Highway Commission in regard
Norm Poole discussed some Valley JP Utilities $10.00, Jor­ iff Expense Acct - Sheriff Of­ Exp $247.60: Malheur Drug-
to fonds for development or problems brought to him by the dan Valley JP Office Exp. $4.00, fice Exp. $5.00: Postmaster - Sheriff Office Exp $2.28, Jail
Prisoner Personal $16.11, Jail
construction of marine parks Justice of the Peace Officers Jordan Valley Rent $30.00:Dun­ Courthouse Postage $600.00: U.
Housekeeping Exp $2.85, Jail
and facilities.
in the County.
ham Printing Co. - Juvenile S. National Bank/Vale-Auditor Garden Exp $6.58, Juvenile
Office
Supplies
$15.51:
U.
S.
Na
­
Meeting adjourned.
Discussion on salary for the Office Exp. $49.50: Terry Jan­
Aid
$3.18,
Juvenile Office
MINUTES OF THE MALHEUR Secretary in the District At­ itorial Supplies - Courthouse tional Bank/Vale-Ontario Jus­ Exp $1.16: Grimmett County
tice
Court
Witness
Fees
$16.92,
COUNTY COURT - JUNE 16, torney’s Office. Approved by Housekeeping $29.75: l’acker-
Supply - Sheriff Uniform Exp
Juvenile Witness Fees $95.40: $31.20,
1971:
Jail Exp
$63.80:
motion to leave the Budget as Scott-Courthouse Housekeeping
Patrick Connelly - Ontario Jus­
Idaho Power Co. - Sheriff
Court met with Judge Ellis proposed regarding Mrs. Hus­ $56.72: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
tice Court Witness Fees $30.80: Radio Exp/May $3.60,
Jail
White presiding and Commis­ sey’s salary.
Maughan - Veterans Service National Council of Juv. Judges-
Housekeeping $17.22, Ontario
sioners E.W. Maag and Henry
Approved by Motion to ad­ Rent & Clerlcal-June $100.00: Clrcult
Court
Office Exp.- JP Power/June $20.88: Scholes
Esplin present.
opt Budget as it has been re­ Dept. of General Services $25.00: Malheur County Sheriff
Printing
Shop - Tax Dept
Approved by Motion that the viewed by the Budget Commit­ A.F.P. Commodities $419.25: Revolving Fund - Sheriff Office
Office Exp $20.00: Dr. Eugene
County accept the Oregon l’hy- tee on a line by line item basis. Waldo Forsman - A.F.P. Of­ Exp. $2.25, Jail FoodExp.$3.00 G. Carroll - Jail Prisoner Per­
sicians Service for group insur­
Meeting adjourned.
fice Exp. - May $16.97: Ontario Postmaster - Box Rent: Sheriff sonal $15.00:HolyRosaryHos-
ance on employees and elected
The following claims were Laundry - A.F.P. Housekeeping $10.80, Clerk $10.80, Assessor pltal - Jail Prisoner Personal
or appointed officials.
approved and paid during the $4.80: Ontario Sanitary Service $10.80, Auditor $10.80, Trea­ $39.20: Sears, Roebuck & Co.-
surer
$7.20, Dlst. Attorney
Mary Graham met with the month of June:
- A.F.P. Housekeeping $2.50: $10.80, Vale Justicecourt $7.20: Jall Housekeeping Exp $22.99:
Court in regard to the old
GENERAL COUNTY FUND
Gold Seal Dust Mop Service - Onta rlo A rgus Observer - Clerk Decker’s, Inc. - Jail House­
keeping Supplies $81.00: Court­
“Rhinehart’’
Stone
House.
TRAVEL EXPENSES: Starlite A.F.P.
Housekeeping $3.00: Official Advertising $19.98:
Plans are to open a tourist Cafe - County Court Travel Nyssa Machine & Welding - Nyssa Gate City Journal-Clerk house Housekeeping Supplies
$21.65: The Merc-Jail $6.52:
office in front of the house. $10.15, Board of Equalization Marine & Park Fund $416.42: Official Advertising $457.31:
Aldred Electric Shop - Jail
Court signed Quitclaim Deed $23.50: Henry Esplin - County Golden Slipper Cafe - Board Viking Office Products - As­ Housekeeping $17.45, Court­
to transfer corner of property Court Travel $104.80: Doris of Equalization $14.00: Canine sessor Office Exp, $85.40; Idaho house Repairs $25. 53: Albert­
to Jones and tax or title on land Johnson - Sheriff Travel $13.92: Enterprises, Inc. - Dog Control Blueprint & Supply Ca - As­ son’s 131 - Jail Boarding O/S
owned by County across from F.J. Yraguan-District Attorney $112.00: Stan McNutt - Sheriff sessor MapplngSupplles$31.24: Prisoners $44.91: Ray’s Food
Adrian Labor Camp.
Travel - April & May $56.16: Search & Rescue $70.55: F.J. Burroughs Corp-Auditor Office Fair - Jail Boarding Outside
Approved by Motion that a Vale Coop - County Court Trav­ Yraguen - D.A. Inst. & Conf. Exp. $122.36: John E. Denenk Prisoners $40.95: Idaho Food
CPA 6/30/70 - Audit of County Products - Jail Boarding Out­
light be installed at Bully Creek el $4.15, Sheriff Travel $173.44. $105.60: U.S. National Bank -
Books $6,000.00:ImperlalCar­
Park fay Idaho Power.
Assessor Travel $40.30, Aud­ Vale-Dump I abor - May $246.- bon Co. - D. A. Office Sup­ side Prisoners Exp $572.56:
Meeting adjourned until June itor Travel $1.90, Surveyor 84, Parks Labor - May $21.12: plies $8.09: Stuart F. Coop­ Nishitanl Farms - Jail Board­
ing Outside Prisoners $10.90:
23, 1971.
( $12.87), Dump $3.92, Bully Malheur County Clerk - Asses­ er - D. A. Office Exp. $180.70:
Dee-Lite Bakery - Jail Board­
MINUTES OF THE MALHEUR Creek Park $5.45: Treasure sor- Recording Unzoned Farm Leo’s Camera Shop - D. A. In­ ing
Outside Prisoners/June
$5.30; Search & $29.50:
COUNTY COURT MEETING - Valley Motors - Sheriff Travel Land Applications $232.50:W.E. vestigation
Vale Floral - Jail
Seizure
Bulletin
-
D.
A.
Books
JUNE 23, 1971:
$100.88: Atlantic Richfield Co.- Gillespie -
Co.
Surveyor
Boarding
Outside Prisoners
$17.00:
Malheur
Enterprise
-
Court met with Judge Ellis Sheriff Travel $11.87: Texaco $113.20: Melvin L. Walter -
$6.90:
Hugh
Findley - Jail
White presiding and Commis­ Inc. - Sheriff Travel - April Circuit Court Attorney Fees Vale JP Office Exp. $39.25: Boarding Outside Prisoners/
Mary Graham - Vale JP Office
sioners E.W. Maag and Henry $115.44: Continental Oil Co. - $177.40: Malheur Home Tele­ Exp. $8.00: Terry Janitorial June $22.50: Dentinger’s Feed
Seed - Jail $7.85: Goodman
Sheriff
Travel
-
April
$51.99:
Esplin present.
phone Co. - May Phone Bills Supplies - Courthouse House- &
’
Approved by Motion not to Lyle Haines Distributor - Sher­ $618.53: Stone’s Electronics - keeping $8.60: Gold Seal Dust Oil Co. - Jail Exp $6.72: Finch-
Brown C ol - Clerk Office Exp
rent or lease County Vehicles. iff Travel $29.95: Northwest Circuit
Court
Office Exp. Mop Services - A. F. P. House- i $101.60: Nyssa Gate City Jour­
Approved by Motion that the Gas & Oil Co - Sheriff Travel $55.00:
keeping $3.00:
Ray’s Food , nal - Clerk Official Advert/
County accept the Supplemental $50.84: Shell Oil Co. - Sheriff
Baron Press - Circuit Court Fair - Co. Dump $13.08: Gol- J April $104.74: Ontario Argus
Travel - May $13.05: Vale Auto Office Exp. $52.78: Valley Gro­ den Slipper - Board of Equali- ' Observer -
Budget as advertised.
Clerk
Official
Approved by Motion that the Body Shop - Sheriff Travel cery & Supply - Sheriff Office ration/ Meals $11.25: Idaho To- , Advert/'Budget $437.27: Idaho
Court send specifications to $37.00: Red’s Phillips66-Sher­ Exp. $1.49: Police Chiefs & wer Co. - Bully Creek Park/ j Blueprint & Supply - Assessor
Power $70.55: American Fac- > Mapping Exp $61.28, Surveyor
contractors in county for move­ iff Travel $13.80: Union Oil Sheriffs Into. Bureau - Sheriff
tors, Inc. - County Court Office , $138.05:
“ Burroughs Cojjp. -
ment of 7,299 yards of dirt — Co-Sheriff Travel-April $22.04: Office Exp. $12.50: Estano's Exp $100100, Assessor Office
$5140:
Fill for approaches to Bully Assessor Travel -April$16.02: Sheriff Office Exp-May $23.- Fxp $128.72: U. S. National Auditor Office Exp.
National
District
Attorney
’s
Standard Oil Co - Sheriff Trav­ 57: Malheur Drug - Sheriff Of­ Bank. *V ale - General County
Creek Bridge.
Assn. - District Attorney Law
Approved by Motion to re­ el $29.44, Assessor Travel fice Exp. $3.95: Jail Prisoner 8/71 Payroll $43,337.35: Ri­
(Continued On Page 7)
fuse to refund the $16.00 filing $3.97, Juvenile Travel $16.37: Exp. $4.49: Mobilcom - Sheriff chard N. Goffena - Ontario Jus-
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
1
Kingman Kolony
NEW MACHINE HARVESTING ONION SEED
This is a converted combine which has
been re-built into an onion seed harvester
by Dessert Seed Company. There are only
two of them known to be in existence. A
four row and this six row machine. It was
shipped by truck from El Centro, Calif.,
here for the fall harvest of onion seed.
This machine has a total of eight hydraulic
motors and four oil pumps. The “bull rows”
are still cut by hand and then the machine
cuts the seed and transfers it into the power
box wagons.
canvas. These have to be hand turned each
day to dry evenly and then are combined.
This is one time of the year the employees
don't like to see it rain, as if a cloud is
sighted everyone rushes to cover the onion
seed.
versity of Denver with his doc­
toral dissertation entitled
“Folklore of the Lower Snake
River Valley: A Regional
Study.” Attebery had taught
published in professional jour­ high school English in Middle­
nals several reviews of books ton, Payette, Nyssa, andin Den­
of western Americana. He is ver’s East High where he was
a member of the executive coun­ chairman of the department,
cil of Western Literature Asso­ prior to joining the C of I
He will be accompanied to
ciation and is Idaho editor of
the periodical “Northwest Folk­ England by his family who an­
lore.” His interest in the sub­ ticipate a heavy sightseeing
ject led Attebery to originate schedule. His wife, the former
a Folklore Archive at the C of Barbara Olson of Payette and
a C of I alumna, is a private
L
He is a 1950 alumnus of the piano teacher, organist for the
C of I and returned aS a fa- local Methodist Church; and was
culty member in 1961, movingto organist at the Lakewood Con-
his position as chairman of the gregational Church during their
English department in 1968. He stay in Denver. Their daugh­
also has served as principal ter Bobby graduated last spring
lecturer in the American Stu­ from the University of Oregon
dies program at the college in and worked in Portland this
summer sessions for ten years summer. Brian, their son, is
and has been coordinator of the an accomplished cellist and will
six-week winter session since take his instrument to England
its inception. Attebery received for possible further instruction
the “Outstanding Professor” there. He completed his fresh­
award at the C of I in the man year at the C of I.
1966-67 school year.
During the sabbatical leave.
Attebery earned his master’s Dr. J. Raymond Lord will serve
degree at Montana State Uni­ as adjunct associate professor
versity where he served also as in the college English de­
graduate assistant. His Ph.D. partment and will replace Dr.
The first picture shows a close up of the
front of the machine in operation. The second
picture is the onion seed going up the con­
veyor to the power wagon. The third pic­
ture shows the onion seed drying on long
Former Nyssa Educator
Receives Fellowship
Dr. Louis W. Attebery has
received the Bruern Fellowship
in American Literature at
Leeds, England for the 1971-72
academic year, according to
Leeds University Registrar J. V.
Loach.
Attebery, chairman of the
College of Idaho English de­
partment, will take sabbatical
leave from the college, and,
with his family, will depart for
Europe September 1.
Under the terms of the Bruern
Fellowship in American Litera­
ture, Attebery will conduct a
graduate seminar in the Litera­
ture of the American West,
drawing from a course he has
taught at the C of I for five
years. Included in the fellowship
are an honorarium and travel
expenses and the prerogative of
undertaking work in the Insti­
tute of Folk Life Studies.
Considered an authority in the
field of folklore, Attebery has
been a constant contributor of
articles for folklore pub­
lications in the Northwest and