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Thursday, April 5, 1973 {■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS Wistos of Aluras, California and Mrs. Jessie Slippy of Nyssa. Mrs. Jeanie Fenn and girls of (kitarlo and Mrs. Carl Fenn visited In the Gene Simpson home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. AlfredSimpson, Alene and Johnnie andScott Gil lette of Ontario went to Gresham Tuesday morning. They spent that night with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Simpson. Wednesday they visited in Albany and at tended the funeral of Mrs. Alta Fenn, sister of Mrs. Carl Fenn of Newell Heights. They re turned to Vancouver that eve ning where they stayedwith Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hold! and family and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenn at Milwaukie. They returned home Thursday eve ning. Others attending the fu neral services were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fenn of the Owy hee Junction, Mrs. Carl Fenn. Mrs. Rollo Fenn, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Waler, Carlene Savage and Elsmore Fenn of Homedale. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fenn and Mrs. Carl Fenn were Sun day afternoon callers in the Al fred Simpson home. Adrian Ch«n Team Wins Area Tourney OREGON HIGH SCHOOL RODEO DATES SET News About SERVICEMEN a a a by dale witt a ■ a phone 3722113 ■ a a NEWELL HEIGHTS - Mr. and Mr*. Ruaaell McKinley of Boise were Saturday evening guests of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McKinley. Mr. and Mrs. LeonChamber- lain and Jed attended the play “Elijah" at the Treasure Val ley Community College gymn Sunday evening. Their daughter Terrllyn and friend Paul But ler of Ontario have a part in the play. Mrs. Rollo Fenn was a Fri day dinner guest of Mra. Carl Fenn. Mr. and Mra. Lull Siam were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Klaas La an. Mrs. La an celebrated her birthday on that date. Mrs. John Fahrenbruch and Mrs. Dale Witt visited Mrs. Lydia Worden Saturday after noon. Mrs. Norman Cutler is in the Holy Rosary Hospital In On tario. She had surgery Friday morning and is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill, Terri and Lee were Saturday evening dinner guests other pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ward and Dennis in Caldwell. Mrs. Mary Auker and C. B. Hill were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Auker and family of Salt Lake, Utah came Saturday and got the for mer's mother, Mrs, Mary Auker and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith In Nyssa. Mrs. Mary Auker is staying tn the C. B. Hill home In Newell Heights. Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Don Llndville were her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Airman G«n« Cruson SAN ANTONIO-Airman Gene D. Cruson, son of Mr. andMrs. Douglas E. Cruson of Rt. 2, Nyssa has been assigned to Keesler AFB, Miss., after com pleting Air Force basic train ing. During his six weeks at the Air Training Command’s Lack land AFB, Tex., he studied the Air Force mission, organi zation andcustoms and received special instruction inhuman re lations. The airman has been assigned to the Technical Training Center at Keesler for speciali zed training in communi- catlons-electronics systems. Airman Cruson, a 1972 gra duate of Nyssa High School, attended Treasure ValleyCom- munlty College. The Adrian Elementary School Chess players who par ticipated in the Region No. 11 Oregon State Junior Chess Tournament at Eastern Oregon College tn La Grande last week Dan Chaney was second place end were first place winners in Individual winner with 15 1/2 the team championship games with 12 points out of 20. The points out of a possible 20. The group now qualifies for team consisted of Dan Chaney, the State playoffs to be held Paul Shenk, Douglas Bowers and in Portland during the month Fred Deffer. of April. Dates for preliminary rodeos and the Campionship State Fi nals have been set by the Ore gon High School Rodeo Asso ciation. All rodeos during the 1973 season will be open to the en tire membership with all pre liminary rodeos being one go and the Finals a two go and top ten finals competition. First preliminary rodeo of the season will be held May 12 and 13 at John Day with the contest being sponsored by the Grant County High School Ro deo clubs. The two afternoon performances will begin at 2 p.m. with a dance being held on Saturday night. Stock will be furnished by Gibbs Stock Co. Action will be seen at Nyssa on May 26 and 27 with Satur day's performance beginning at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2. This rodeo will be sponsored jointly by the Nyssa High School Ro deo Club and the Nyssa Horse Council, Third, and last, preliminary rodeo scheduled to this date will be held June 2nd and 3rd at Vale with Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon shows scheduled. Sponsored by the Vale Rodeo Board, the group will be assisted by the Vale Rodeo Club. The stock of Ralph Stephens will be used for both the Nyssa and Vale rodeos. Four performances are sche duled for the State Champion ship Finals to be held at Burns July 5th through Sth. Stock will again be furnished by Ralph Stephens. Over 300 contes tants are expected to com pete at the State Finals with a possible 53 becoming eligible to attend the National Finals in NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING budget Ihe summarized t<n in Adrian Kuru Fir« Dirt. lor the accompanying schedules was Beginning July 1. I1 '73 the fiscal year detailed and prepared on an accounting basis consistent with that used in prior Major changes, it any. and their effects on this budget arc set forth in an accompanying statement years budget document may drlab Flrt StaUcm A be inspected meeting oi or obtained the between hours of hldgat Bpard the 8lQQ pm _ and A copy of the 10100 EK I(73 April 19th. be held _ at At (Governing Body) 8:00 MXX pm at Adrl*n> Oregon for the purpose ot holding a public hearing on this budget Any person may appear to discuss the budget, or any part of it. of Governing Body) Malheur----------- Adrian Rural Fire District (County) (City) Total Tax Levy to be Certified to the Asvessut on Form LB-50 This Year Last Year Levy Within 6% Limitation...................................................... 2135.00 levy Outtide 6% Limitation.................................................. Levy Ou tilde b% Limitation (Serial Levy) ...................... 0 Total Budget All Funds Next Year 0 0 2135.00 2365.00 0 0 0 2365.00 6000.00 0 Q 0 6000.00 .-k§2gaQP k?55aQO 6000.00 Not Subject to Limitation ...................................................... Total Proposed Levy.................................................................. Outslandm a July 1 Authorized, Not Incurred, July 1 • TYPE OF INDEBTEDNESS This Year (Actual) Bonds Interest Beat in g Warrants Next Year (Eat.) 0 0 Short Term Notes 0 0 Total Indebtedness 0 It narrative publication used estimate tax rate per thousand TCV This Year (Actual) Next Year (Est.) 0 D O fl n 0 fl. 0 Q Û 0— •3Û FUNDS REQUIRING THE LL'Y OF AN AD VALOREM TAX IG BALANCE THE BUDGET 1971-72 1972-73 1973-71» □•neral___________ FUND OR PROGRAM Lust Year Total Personnel Services (Include* all Payroll Co.Usi 0 1620.OÛ CL Total Materials and Services............................................... Total Total Total Total Capita! Outlay...................... . . ............. All Other R quirementt Truck Fund Requirements (Including Tianzter») . . . Resources Except Tax to be levied Levy UutMde 6% Limitation................................... Levy Outside 6% Limitation (Serial Levy)................ Not Subject to I imitation................................................... Next Year 0 LfiCO.OG fl 1200.00 0 3755*00 , 0 1200.00 . 2896100 2057.00 106*00 21Tí-no 2 365 .on 2135*00 ... 0 U 0 .0 2365.00 0 0. . _fl_ Total Ad Valorem Tax to be levied ............................................... Tliia Year 1?QQ*QQ ÜS2Q.00 .2655*00. 2135.00 0 Ad Valorem lax Required to Balance...................... Estimated Tax Not to be Recetved................... Levy Within 6‘< Limitation 955loo 50115.00 955.00 6ooo.no 6Ô00.00 0 0. 0 .... Ogden, Utah August 13th through 18th. The Burns-Hines Rotary Club will sponsor the State Fi nals which will also include the selection of the OHSRA Queen for 1973-74. Oregon High School Rodeo, which had a membership of 262 young people in 1972, features rodeo events for both boys and girls of high school age. These events include bull riding, bareback, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, calf roping, boy’s and girl’s cow cutting, team ro ping which can feature teams of boy/boy, boy/girl, or girl/girl, pole bending, barrel racing, goat tying, breakaway roping, and the Queen competition. At each of the rodeos prizes will be awarded through fourth place, plus all around awards. In addition, the top four in each event at the State Finals will become eligible for the National For Information concerning membership in the OHSRA, con tact Harold Thompson, Adams, Oregon. Outdoorsmen Schedule Meet The April meeting of the Eastern Oregon Outdoorsmen is scheduled for 8 p.m., Monday, April 9, at the Boulevard Grange, near Cairo Junction. The meeting will feature the first reading of the club’s pro posed constitution and by-laws, which will detail the organi zation of the EOO, according to acting Vice-president Glenn Marcum of Nyssa. An appointed nominating- membership committee will of fer its recommendations for club officers to the general membership. In addition, a financial report of the club will be made by Alvin Griffin, acting treasurer. EOO committees, representing the clubs varied outdoor interests, will make re ports on formation and objec tives of the committees for the next coming months. According to Jerry Hansen, actiqg president of the EOO, "the growth of the organiza tion is gratifying. Family mem bership has been growing stea dily, reflecting Interest by lo cal sportsmen. We have still not reached the point, in member ship, where we have grown comfortable. Anyone interested in outdoor recreation and con servation needs to be informed and involved in guiding re source management decisions. We have a need for such out- doorsmen and their families in our county-wide club,"accord ing to Jerry Hansen. Membership is encouraged from Ontario, Vale and Nyssa as well as the other outlying communities of the county. If you are not yet a member and curious about the club and what it will be Involved with, stop by and get acquainted. We hope you and ycur family will choose to join. Refreshment and pie will be served at this April meeting. Preview Davs At C of I Campus Preview Days for high school seniors will beheld April 12, 13, and 14 at the Col lege of Idaho, according to Ri chard Winder, Director of Ad missions. The preview days will include pre-registeratlon for fall se mester; special lectures; ad visory sessions, a faculty-stu dent reception; C of I varsity baseball, planetarium shows, a concert by the College stage band, and coffeehouse enter tainment. All students interested in learning more about the Col lege of Idaho are encouraged to attend. Housing will be pro vided in theCollege dormitories at no charge. The only cost to the participants will be the purchase of their meals. Mr. Winder stated that registration forms can be obtained from high school counselors or by con tacting the Admissions Office, The College of Idaho, Caldwell, Idaho 83605. Nolan Field- -Waldo Co. INSURANCE AGENCIES Fir« Truck ? Total I’e son nd Services (Includes all Payr- 'I Cos'"i Total Materials a>id Services 1 uta) Total Total Tot 1 Page Nine Th« Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«g«n Last Year TIi is Y ear 1 fl .... 0 0.. . .. Q— 0 P ................... Capital Outlay................................................... All Oth. r Requnr-irnts ................ Reqiij'cinents (Inducing Tranalcia) Resources Except Tax t.» be Levied Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balam n . Estimated I ax Not to be Received . . Total Ad Valorem Tax to be I.«■vied . . ................ 121X1.00 P 120Q.Q0 Levy Outside o% Limitation (Serial I evy) Not Siib|c*it to Limitation......................................... 0 Levy Outside Wl Limitation......................... 0 1200.00 1200.00 1200T00 1200.00 1200.00 - 0 Û Q - r j L A___ CL 0 fl .0 ALl TYPES -fl. . 0 e 1200T 00 1200.00 0 0 0 Levy Within C% Limitation............................................. . . FUND OR PROGRAM Next Year . 0 0 . 0 Q fl .0.. . ___ fl_______ J Published April 5 & 12, 1973. OF INSURANCE INCLUDING FARM Vale Ontario Nyssa 372 3162 NEWSMEN AND BLM OFFICIALS made a stop at the Rome airstrip, an old World War II field used by gunnery and bombing crews in the early 40's. BLM officials took their guests out into the desert for a picnic lunch, and to show them first-hand the habitat ot the wild horses now under BLM jurisdic tion, all part of a day-long trip to Southern Malheur County last Thursday. Flying home, the BLM guests were treated to a spectacular flight up the Owyhee Gorge and Owyhee Lake, with scenes like these at every turn. Water at Owyhee Dam is very near the top of the glory hole, promising an abundant water supply this year for Mal heur County farmers. FARM COMMUNICATIONS Need Not Be Expensive !! L«t Us Help You With Low Cost C.B. Radio. Free Consultation No Obligation Estimates. We ll Come To Your Place. In Nyssa Every Wednesday. Call Boise Collect 376-2431 HAILSTONE ELECTRONICS 5301 EMERALD ST. ■ BOISE I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the folks in and around Nyssa for letting me be of service to you in the area of business machines. I will be calling on all the businesses in Nyssa once a month. We carry a complete selection of ribbons for adding machines, typewriters and for the retail merchants cash register service. If you have a machine that needs more service than a ribbon, I carry a variety of relief machines with me. I will be happy to leave you a loaner while yours is being repaired. We are a full line business machine firm carrying a complete line of pocket, desk and printing cal culators, typewriters, adding machines and supplies with service on all. Also we are the regional dis tributors for R.C. Allen cash registers.
