Thursday, March 29, 1973 The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Page Ten ¡■■■■■■aiaiaaaaaaaiaa: NEW ELL HEIGHTS ITEMS LEGAL NOTICES CATTLE TOO HIGH? Cattle too high’Would you be­ lieve too cheap1 If the price of steers had gone up as fast since 1950 as the price of a first class postage stamp, steers would be bnngtng $77 per hun­ dred weight. If beef prices had increased as much as medical care, steers would be selling at $72.34 per hundred weight. If the rise had been as fast as hourly pav, the figure would be $80.67. Compared to the cost of hav­ ing a baby, steers would be bringing $119.13 per hundred weight. Compared to the daily cost of hospital service, steers would be $179.69 per hundred and if that’s not enough tocurl lassos, the live cattle price in Europe at tlie beginning of 1973 avera­ ged $56.00 per hundred weight. Culls and old beef cows ran­ ged from $46.50 in Holland to $62 in Italy. AU before the last deflation of our dollar. —Adapted from the News Lea­ der of Springfield, Missouri. ■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHON! 372 2183 ■ ■ ■ NEWELL HEIGHTS - Thurs­ home Tuesday. Marie Mrs. Wednesday day evening Mrs. George Schie­ mer went to Caldwell and had Moore attended the koffee dinner with 14 women who now klutch at the home of Mrs. live in this area. All were Gladys Thomas in Adrian. Mrs. Mane Moore attended in the same dormitory at the University of Idaho in 1962 to the Home Extension meeting Thursday afternoon at the home 1964. Friday Mrs. George Schie­ of Mrs. David LaFleur. Sunday, Mrs. Mane Moore mer had lunch at Farewell Bend with friends from LaGrande. was a luncheon guest of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith of and Mrs. K.I. Peterson in Ad­ Deering, Nebraska came Sat­ nan. Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Van De urday to visit his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Water and son Kent were Sun­ dae dinner guests of Mrs. Dale McKinley. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cham­ Witt. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb went berlain. Ternlyn and Jed, Paul Butler of Ontario, and Mr. and to Portland Saturday morning They took Mrs. Mrs. Clint Chamberlain and March 10. Donald of Nyssa took a drive Ted King of Ontario with them. to Succor C reek Sunday after­ Mr. and Mrs. Webb visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coffman, Ron­ noon. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Beach nie and Carolyn, also Mr. and of Vale were Sunday afternoon Mrs. Wallace Butler, Brooke visitors of Mrs. Carl Fenn. and Lea. Mrs. Ted King vi­ Mrs. Carl Fenn received sited Mr. and Mrs. Vance Welty word Sunday morning that her and children at W ilmina. Ore- returned home They sister Alta Fenn of Albany had gon. passed away Saturday night. Wednesday. Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jimmie Fenn, who is home on leave from the service ar­ Webb took Jon Stam to Hells rived Friday to visit his parents Canyon on an overnight fishing Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fenn at trip. They stayed at Copper- the Owyhee Junction. He is field Park. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren stationed at Fort Leonardwood, Missouri and will return this of Parma visited their daughter, The annual Spring Handicap Saturday. Sunday he was a Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff Sun­ Golf Tournament for men at the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon. Ontario Golf Course will get Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam were underway Sunday, April 1. Gene Simpson. Linda Austin Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. was also a dinner guest. Frank Deytnonaz, tournament Saturday dinner guests in the Aafje Relk in Nampa. It was chairman, said the tournament Alfred Simpson home were Mr. her birthday anniversary. will have a new format this Mrs. Grant Join, who attends year, with qualification by 18 and Mrs. Johnnie Eason and Jon Jon of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. college in Boise and Joan Tim­ hole play followed by match Lynn Knapp and Travis of Coeur merman of Eastern Oregon Col­ play. Contact the pro-shop for lege, spent their week of spring details and sign-up. d’ alene and Ray Simpson. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs vacation visiting their parents, Alfred Simpson called on Selma the Gerrit Timmermans. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Costley Mrs. Carl Fenn and Elsmore Simpson in Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Walker in Adrian. and family of Portland called Fenn of Homedale were dinner on Mrs. Lydia Worden Friday, guests of Elsmores cousin. Sunday dinner guests in the Alfred Simpson home were Mr. then visited her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Stella Hoover in Boise. and Mrs. Bill Shy and family Mary Auker in Big Bend. Sat­ Saturday evening, Mr. and of Clearfield, Utah and Mr. urday, they and Mrs. Auker were Mrs. Leroy Churchill and and Mrs. Marion Y'ork and dinner guests of Mrs. Lydia family of Vale were dinner family. Selma Simpson of On­ Worden. guests of Ills mother Mrs. Rollo Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman vi­ Fenn. tario was an afternoon caller. Mrs. Mane Moore went to sited Mrs. Lydia Worden Satur­ Mrs. Laura Ward and her Portland Tuesday, March 15 day afternoon. mother, Mrs. Ruth Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill visited Mrs. Rollo Fenn Sun­ where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston. Thursday she and Tern and Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon. went to Newport where she vi­ Jim Phifer spent the weekend Ross Mills had a hip trans­ sited Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bump camping at Owyhee Lake. plant at the hospital in Cald­ Lee Hill spent the weekend well February 9. He was dis­ and attended the wedding of their daughter Emily and her with his grant*»rents, Mr. and missed Feb. 19 and went to son Henry E. Moore Sunday. Mrs. Vernon Ward in Caldwell. Boise where he stayed at the Mrs. Bill Conant had a birth­ home of his cousins, Mr. and She returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston in day party Saturday evening for Mrs. Gladwin Mills until March Portland Sunday evening. A her husband Bill and their son 23, when he returned home. He group of 12 old time friends Johnnie. Their guests were her is doing fine. had a surprise luncheon for parents, Mr. an Mrs. Norman Ross Mills called at the W.C. her at the Dodds restaurant Cutler, Danny and Nancy. Van De Water home in Big Saturday, Mrs. Rollo Fenn, Bend Friday afternoon. Monday noon. She returned s I LEGAL NOTICES CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON VEHKLES ON 1973 POLICE CAR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed blds for a 60 pas- aenger school bus and a 12 pas­ senger panel van for School District No. 26 in accordance with specifications on file in the office of the clerk until 8 00 p.m. on Monday, April 9, 1973 at which time they will be opened at the regular meet­ ing of the district school board. Bids will be accepted on the bus body, chassis, andfianel se­ parately. School District No. 26 re­ serves the right to rejAct any and all blds. I*ted this 15th day of March, 1973. W. L. McPartland. Clerk. Published March 22 and 29, 1973. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed blds (or a new car foi the ( its of Nyssa, in ac­ cordance with specifications on file in the office of the City Clerk, will lie received in the office of the City Clerk until 5 00 P M , April 10, 1973, and will tie opened at 8 00 P.M. at the Regular Meeting of the City Council on said date. The City of Nyssa reserves the right to reject any and all bids. s Fred O. Koch, City Mana- Published March 29, LEGAL NOTICES CALL FOR BUS ON Spring Handicap Golf Touriiev mugs it up FUNNY PHYLLIS DILLER during recent Oregon visit as she agrees with Oregon Dairy Princess Janice Waibel of Hillsboro that "Milk Has Something For Every Elody“ -- even hers' Miss Diller is currently featured in newspaper and outdoor advertising in an extensive statewide sales promotion for the dairy farmers of Oregon, Washington and California. MOTOR FUEL NOTIC I IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids (or gasoline for the City of Nyssa, in accordance with specifications on file in the office of the Citv Clerk, will be received m the office of the City Clerk until 5 00 PM, April 10, 1973, and will be ORBad .It Mt I'M. at the Regular Meeting of the City Council on said date The City of Nyssa reserves the rigtit to reject any and all bids. s Fred O. Koch.City Mana- Published March 29. TREASURE VALL EY COMMUNITYCOLI EGE BASEBALL SC HEDULE 1972 - 1973 March 30 Kleffner Tournament Boise March 31 Kleffner Tournament Boise April 2 C of 1 J.V. Ontario, 1 00 3 April CSI Twin Falls, 1 00 April 5 BSC Boise, 130 April 6-7 OPEN April 10 EOC Ontario, LOO April 13 Ricks Rexburg, 1 00 April 14 CSI Twin Falls, 1 00 April 17 CSI Ontario, 100 April 20 Northern Idaho Ontario, 100 League April 21 Northern Idaho Ontario, 12 00noon League April 24 EOC La Grande, LOO April 26 BSC Ontario, 1:30 April 27 O6U Ontario, 5:00 April 28 OSC Ontario, 11-00 May 1 EOC Ontario. L00 May 4 Northern Idaho Coeur