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The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Pago Ton Game Commission Says “Hands Off Wildlife” The Oregon Game Commis sion today issued its annual reminder of "hands off” wild life and their young of the year. For the next few months these youngsters will be found in their usual hiding places. Fawns will be born, upland game bird chicks will be hatching, water fowl will be busy raising their young ones. It’s the time of year for reproduction to take place as wildlife of all species reproduce their kind. And it is unlawful to molest them or take them home as pets. Invariably the circumstances under which these woodland creatures are discovered lead some persons to believe that they are orphaned, alone and helpless. This is far from the truth as the parent animal is usually nearby, hiding in fear Nyssa Jr. Hi Track Teams LEGAI NOTICES of the intruder. Adoption and removal from the wild almost always leads to unnecessary death of wild youngsters. Their chances of survival are much greater if they are left alone, unhandled and undisturbed, right where they are dis covered. O TË IW^ NOTICE f e BIG BEND IRRIGATION DISTRICT The young of any species re quire expert feeding and care and they usually will not sur vive away from their mothers. Some animals become dan gerous to humans as they mature. Although Oregon fawns are generally born in May and June, this early reminder is to alert outdoor travelers to leave them alone. To molest any wildlife or to take the young home are illegal acts. Seulement le beurre frais donne le saveure exquise. howéhef Serge Lauzon creates Coquilles St. Jacques with real butter Thursday, April 13, 1972 The 7th and 8th Nyssa Junior High Track Moffis, Bill Tensen, Ron King, Mike Aus Team met Emmett April 5 for their first man, Clayton Webb, Arthtr Harris, and Gary competition of the season (story in this Smith. week’s paper) It was a duel meet with 30 Fourth row: Ron Silence, David Cleaver, 8th graders and 35 7th graders now out for Calvin Cleaver, Kevin Cleaver, PrestonSch- track, Coaches Art Bullock and Dennis Sa ulties, Bruce Cowgill, Jeff Hipp.CraigSimp- vage report that they expect to have a fine son and Gary Sparks. season, especially with the returning SRV In the lower picture are 7th graders, first champions of last year, the 8th grade. Al row: Mike Parker, Raymond Haro, Fred Nun- though losing Cruz Martina, the incoming gary, Kirt Chamberlain, Joe Alcosar, David Ballou cousins, Dale and David have kept Mitchell and Daniel Rodríguez. Nyssa’s strength about the same. Second row: David Ballou, Jeff Sweeney, In the top photo are 8th graders from Stewart Stevens, John Strickland, David Lu left to right, first row; Ray Iracheta, Mike cero, Prudenco Escabedo, Luis Mosqeda and Sweeney, Ken Moseley, Robert Fehlman, Al Neal Oldemeyer. berto Escabedo, Chuck Davis and David Third row: Bob Marostica, Brad Holcomb, Grieg. Bill Marcum, John Tanner, Larry Haney, Second row: Gerado Grimaldo, DirkSappe, Pete Leseberg, Terry Fife and Terry Baker. Mayo Ricos, Bill Ulrey, Ken Landrath, Mike Fourth row: Ross Durfee, Craig Bair, Franklin, David Perkins, Bruce Goodell, and John Kouns, Curtis Moncur, Dale Ballou, Clark Kido. Kip C indell, John Walhert and Joe Joyce. Third row: Rick Orr, Mike Iracheta, Greg MONDAY, APRIL 17 - Tennis, The Nyssa 8th grade track 90’0”, Grinado, 2nd, 87’0”; Shot team opened the season with a - Sappe, 1st, 32’4 1/2”; Gri Vale, here 3:30 p.m. GAA, 3:30 p.m. 59-56 win over Emmett. Next nado, 2nd, 31’1 1/2”, Iracheta, Baseball, Capital, here, 4 p.m. track meet is at Vale with Pay 3rd, 24’; Fehlman, 4th, 24’- Tennis, Ontario, 3:30 p.m. ette and Vale. Listed below 8 3/4”; 120 L.H. - Hipp 1st, THURSDAY, APRIL 20 - are places Nyssa took at the 18.0, Schulties, 2nd, 18.3; 330 Emmett meet. yd - Escobedo, 1st, 47.7, Aus Foreign language field day, Long jump - 2nd Mosqueda; man, 3rd, 49.6; 100 yd - Harris, La Grande, all day. FFA Skills contest, Ontario, High jump - 1st, Stephens, re 2nd, 12:7; Cowgill, 4th, 13.9; cord 5’3”; Discus - 2nd, Es 880 yd - Orr, 2nd, 2:57:3, Fran beginning at 9 a.m. Tennis, at Parma. cobedo and 3rd Mitchell; Shot - klin, 3rd, 2:59:4, D. Cleaver, Vallivue Invitational Track 1st, Strickland, 38’9 1/2”; Pole 4th, 3:09; 880 Relay - Nyssa vault - 3rd, Tanner; 120 L.H.- 1:59:7; 180 - Sparks, 1st, 22.6, meet. FRIDAY, APRIL 21 - Vale 2nd, Escobeda, 3rd, Mosqueda; Cowgill, 4th, 24:2; 1320 - King, 330 yd.-2nd, Haro, 3rd, Fife; 1st, 4:21:4, Schulties, 2nd, 4:- Invitational Trackmeet Spring concert, multi-purpose 100 yd. - 1st, Moncur, 10.9, 32:4, K. Cleaver, 4th; 440 Re record; 880 yd. - 1st, Holcomb, lay, Nyssa, 58:5; Mile relay- room, 8 p.m. Golf, Burns-Nyssa at Ontario, 2:27:0; 880 relay - 1st, Nyssa Nyssa 4:18:7. 1 p.m. (Kouns,Ballou, Escobedo and Mosqueda with a 1:50:05); 180 NHS CALENDAR 1st, Moncur and 3rd, Haney, AHS CALENDAR FRIDAY, APRIL 14 - Base record 19.6; mile - 3rd, Bal ball, Vale, 1 p.m. TODAY, APRIL 13 - Base lou; 440 relay - Nyssa first Tennis, Wilder, here, 3:30 ball game at Union, 1:30 p.m. 51:5 (Moncur, Ballou, Escobedo p.m. MONDAY, APRIL 17 -Track and Mosqueda); Mile relay - meet, Homedale, 4 p.m. Track, Ontario, 4 p.m. 1st Nyssa, 4:18:07 (Kouns, Fife, TUESDAY, APRIL 18- Base JV baseball, Vallivue, 4 p.m. Haney and Ballou). TUESDAY, APRIL 18 - ball, Notus, here, 4 p.m. The Nyssa seventh grade cin Trackmeet, Bishop Kelly, 4 p.m. Girls softball, here, 4 p.m. dermen beat the Emmett team WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 -Ad Last performance of musical, 66-43. The next track meet 8 p.m. rian Boys Invitational Track Is also at Vale with Payette WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 - Meet, Junior High. and Vale. Nyssa placers lis Mass Media Field trip, Boise, THURSDAY, APRIL 20 - ted below; Trackmeet, Vallivue. 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Long jump - Ausman, 3rd, FRIDAY, APRIL 21 - Base- Primary elections. 13’611; High jump - Sparks, SATURDAY, APRIL 15 - Mu ball, Northpowder, here, 1:30 2nd, 4’4”; Discus, Sappe, 1st, sical “Charlie Brown”, 8 p.m. p.m, Serge Lauzon, chef de cuisine at Portland's famous Benson Hotel, has two things to say about fine cookery. (1) use fresh quality in gredients like milk, cream, cheese, real butter, sour cream, whipping cream; (2) don’t skimp on the ingredients , . you only cheat the one you love You. So, with those eloquent words, here is Coquilles St Jacques you can make in your own kitchen: I Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Board of Di rectors of the Big Bend Ir rigation District sitting as a Board of Equalization will meet on the 2nd day of May, 1972 at 8:00 p.m. of said day at the residence of W. C. VanDewater, Secretary, within said District, for the purpose of reviewing and correcting its assessment roll and apportionment of charges for operation, main tenance and construction char ges for the 1972-1973 fiscal year. The assessment of $0.25 per acre is levied for opera tion and maintenance of the Big Bend Unit of the District. $0.20 per acre is levied for operation and maintenance of the Park Unit of the District. $2.75 is levied to meet the construction and rehab charges (as de termined by the Secretary of Interior) of the Park Unit of the District for the 1972-1973 fiscal year. The annual operation and maintenance charges of $5.80 per acre for the season of 1972 for the Park Unit is the rate set by the Boise Project Board of Control. All water used in excess of 3 1/2 acre feet per acre is $1.60 per acre foot. The assessment roll and re cord may be inspected by any interested persons at the of fice of the Secretary. By order of the Board of Directors. Big Bend Irrigation District W. C. VanDewater, Secretary. Published April 13, 20, 27, 1972. NOTICE OF ELECTION 8 oz butter Vi oz shallots or mild dry onion chopped fine 8 medium mushrooms sliced 1 lemon 1 cup dry white wine 1 cup milk 1 cup cream 2 egg yolks 4 oz flour salt and pepper to taste Vi lb crab meat Vi lb shrimps Vi lb clams Vi lb scallops aged Cheddar Cheese Duchesse (mashed potatoes and egg yolk mixed) Saute shallots and mushrooms in butter—add seafood and simmer 5 min Add lemon juice and wine and let simmer 5 min Add milk and ____ bring _.................... to boil In ........ a separate dish mix 4 oz flour and 2 oz melted butter Mix into boil ing ingredients to thicken sauce then season to taste and lower heat Be sure the sauce is not boiling, then . add beaten cream and egg yolks Serve on scallop shells or suitable dish and decorate with Duchesse Duchesse Whip mashed potatoes and egg yolks to gether Place in pastry bag and decorate around dish filled with Coquilles St Jacques Sprinkle each dish with grated Cheddar and bake 2 to 3 min. in hot oven until golden brown Serves 6 to 8 Published April 13 and 20, 1972. NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION UPON QUESTION OF LEVYING A TAX OUTSIDE THE LIMITA TION OF THE OREGON CON STITUTION Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in School District No. 61, Malheur County, State of Oregon, from 8 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on May 1, 1972, at Adrian Elementary School in said school district, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified voters of said dis trict the question of levying a tax for the fiscal year 1972 - 1973 outside the limitation of Sec tion 11, Article XI, OregonCon- stitution. The reasons for such levy are; School District No. 61 has no tax base, this levying of tax is needed to operate the school. Dated this 11 day of April, 1972. ATTEST: Glen E. Ward, Clerk Carl L. Hill, Chairman Published April 13 and 20, 1972. Good irrigation systems just don't happen — they have to be planned with every factor in mind. To help you evaluate the differences in irrigation systems and equipment, we offer you a FREE 56-PAGE BOOKLET that tells you all about .,. irrigation systems: cost analysis.increased yields, soil and crop inlprmatidh. systems design, how depreciate the cost over 16 years and much more. X Before you decide on any irrigation system read this booklet It s yours at no cost or obligation. Parma Water Lifter Company A Subsidiary of Aari-Lmes Corp Parma Idaho 83660 1 si V ( I Y j X > Y Illi ■ _1 I j I I ■ 1 Hili b . J First American made radial with a 40,000 mile guarantee Every body needs mfle. Dairy Farmers of Oregon jr /T y ■ y NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting of the governing body of Nyssa School District No. 26, County of Malheur, State of Oregon, will be held at The Primary Building on the 24th day of April, 1972at 8p.m. o’clock for the purpose of dis cussing with interested persons the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1972 and ending June 30, 1973. The budget summary was published in The Nyssa Gate City Journal on April 6, 1972. A copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained at Adm. Office between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. ATTEST: W.L. McPartland, Clerk Harold E. Kurtz, Chairman Published April 13, 1972 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with Sec. 331.010, ORS, to the qualified voters of School District No. 61, of Mal heur County, State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of said District will be held at Adrian Elementary School between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. on the first Monday of May, being the 1st day of May, 1972, for the purpose of electing One (1) director from zone 4, for term of four years. Dated this 11th day of April, 1972. ATI EST: Glenn E. Ward, Clerk Carl L. Hill, Chairman. What Everyone Should Know About Irrigation! Guaranteed I III I I I I LIFESAVER RADIA J TAR7ÏR5 OK TIRE STORE NOTICE OF SCHOOL BUDGET HEARING On May 1, 1972, at the Meet ing Room in the Adrian Fire House of the Adrian Rural Fire Protection District, an elec tion will be held from 8:00a.m. until 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of submitting the proposition for incorporation to the registered NOTICE OF ANNUAL voters residing within the boun SCHOOL ELECTION daries described in the pro NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, position: The proposition to be voted in conpliance with Sec. 331.010, upon shall be whether or not ORS, to the qualified voters the following described real of School District No. 26, of property situated in Malheur Malheur County, State of Ore County, Oregon, shall be in gon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL corporated as the City of ELECTION of said District will Adrian, Oregon, to-wit; The be held at Primary Building NW 1/4 SW 1/4, NE 1/4 SW between the hours of 8 A.M. 1/4, SW 1/4 SW 1/4, and and 8 P.M. on the first Monday 1st day Government Lot 3, all in Sec of May, being the tion 14, T. 21 S„ R. 46 E. of May, 1972, for the purpose W.M., Malheur County, Ore of electing two directors for a gon, more particularly des four-year term, for Number cribed as follows; Beginning 4 and Number 5 positions. Dated this 11th day of April, at a brass cap marking the section corner common to 1972. Sections 14, 15, 22, & 23, T. ATTEST: W.L. McPartland, District 21 S., R. 46 E., W.M., thence Clerk N. 1 degree 01’ 28” E along Harold E. Kurtz, Chairman the section line, 2642.83 feet Board of Directors to a brass cap marking the Published April 13, 20, 1972 one-quarter corner common to said sections 14 & 15; ’MON.BUB ! thence S 89 degrees 00’ 52" C (SET WITH IT I! along the midsection line, 2666.52 feet to the center of said Section 14; thence S 0 degrees 52’ 06” W along \BFGoodrich^ (as featured at the Benson Hotel. Portland) the mid-section line, 1323.65 No. 3293 feet to a brass cap marking NOTICE TO INTERESTED the center south one-sixteenth persons corner of said Section 14; thence continue S 0 degrees IN THE COUNTY COURT OF 52’ 06” W along said mid THE STATE OF OREGON FOR section line, 363.66 feet to THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR an intersection with the mean In the Matter of the Estate der line of the left bank of of the Snake River; thence S EVELYN B. SCHULTHIES, TVppn cpd 43 degrees 07’ 33” W along said meander line, 137.65 feet NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to a point; thence S 30 that the undersigned has been degrees 36 ’ 39” W along appointed personal representa said meander line, 977.62 feet tive of the above estate. All to a brass cap marking the persons having claims against meander corner common to the estate are required to pre said Sections 14 & 23; thence sent the same within four (4) N 89 degrees 09’ 26” W along months from this date at the the section line, 760.52 feet office of Henigson, Stunz & to a brass cap marking the Fonda, 106 Main Street, Nyssa, West one-sixteenth corner Oregon. common to said Sections 14 DATED and first published i 23; thence continue along this 30th day of March, 1972. said section line N 89 degrees Ray H. Schulthies, Personal 05’ 20” W, 1335.64 feet to Representative. the place of beginning. Published March 30, April 6, and 13. County Court of MalheurCounty By Ellis A. White County Judge NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION Published April 13, 20 & 27. NYSSA, OREGON 372-3549 »Sir IF 4 r 1 Gentlemen: y / Please rush your booklet that tells how Address City ___ ' to make more income per acre with less work. 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