Thuriday, July J, 1973
Th* Nyna Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Field Day
Planned July 6
lirttcrs
Page Three
Indian writings and the mining
town of Delamar.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols,
Jodie and Jay were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Fritts at Hermiston. Mike Ni
chols stayed home to care tor
the irrigating.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed De Guelle
of Eugene, Oregon were Friday
evening dinner guests in the
Dwight Seward home.
Joe Hobson of Ontario was
a Tuesday evening dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Dw ight Seward.
Roy Edmerson helped Lloyd
Dibble with some carpenter work
on the Dibble home this past
week.
Fri evening, Mrs. Helen Wil
son and Manlu attended the
Inhalation Therapy Class gra
duation at the Kaley Medical
Center in Caldwell. Don Wil
son was one of the Class of ten
who received their pins and
awards.
Wednesday afternoon, the la-
APPLE VALLEY ITEMS
dies of the Susannah Circle Christian Women
spent the afternoon tieingquilts
and visiting with Mrs. Orley Slate July 10 Meet
Smith of Seattle at the home of
The July dinner meeting of
Mrs. Waldo Smalley.
Mr. and Mrs. Orley Smith the Treasure Valley Christian
Business and Professional Wo
of Seattle have been visiting men’s Council will be held July
relatives and friends in Ros 10 at 7 30 p.m. at the La Pa-
well and Apple Valley and Boise ioma Restaurant in Ontario.
the past two weeks.
This time the men are in
Master Sergent August Engel vited to attend and the program
hardt of Bilopi, Missippi visited is planned for their interest.
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arch Engelhardt June21-25. He
Slides of his boat trip down
also attended the reunion of his the* Owyhee Gorge, as well as
Vale Union High School Class of other things, will be presented
1953 while here. He received by Ben Witty of the Big Bend
the trophy for the member of Community. The music will be
the class coming the longest by Bob Wallace of Ontario and
distance for the reunion.
the
speaker will be Barry
Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram Asmus, Professor from Boise
and family of Jamison were College.
June 25th guests of Mr. and
For reservations call: Norah
Mrs. Arch Engelhardt.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Palmer Haines 889-8948 or Lynn Doh-
of La Grande, Oregon were ner 674-2041. The cost of the
Thursday afternoon visitors of dinner will be $2.50.
Mr. and Mrs. William Knox.
........................... BY FRANCES SMALLEY..................
APPLE VALLEY - Mr. and were Sunday evening dinner
tn t^e
Maiueur County farmers and Mrs. Gary Griffin and girls guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
IEbi tor
other persons interested in were Sunday afternoon andev<-- Bowen at Payette and visited
grain, potato and corn varitiea ning guests in the George Griffin afterwards in the Leeland Dewey
riguez in our borne and I’m and fertilizer trials are invited home.
home. Little Nicole Dewey has
Editor, The Journal
sure we are all happier for hav- to attend an open house at the
Tom Takatori who has been the chicken pox.
In 1967 the legislature of the
him with us.
Malheur Experiment Station,
in the hospital with a heart attack
The congregations of the
State of Oregon enacted legis
thankful that we had an
lation as set forth in Chapter A.F.S. chapter here in Nyssa for from 7 to 9 p.m., this Friday, was able to return home Sun Parma Nazarene Church and
July 6, according to the Mal day.
the Franklin Road Nazarene
*• 534 of the 1967 Oregon Laws the last 12 to 14 years and that
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Pitman Church of Nampa enjoyed a
signed by the Governor on June It kept going this luug Other heur County Extension office.
The meeting, is a repeat Held and daughter of Tacoma, Wash picnic at the Parma Park on
29, 1967 and filed in the office of wise 1 woulcki't have had the
day for persons unable to at ington and Mrs. Kirby Pitman Jr Sunday and then had a tour
the Secretary of State on June opportunity to have Christian
tend the one held June 26. and baby of Salt Lake City were thru the new Parma Nazarene
29, 1967.
in my home. I’m sorry to hear
Visitors Will be able to view visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Church.
A part of Chapter 534, namely that there wiu no longer be
the new red feed wheats, se Charles Pitman the week of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bales
sub section 6 became known as ®n A.F.S. chapter. Nyssa is
veral varities triticale, potato June 17.
moved their trailer home to
Oregon Revised Statute number missing a great opportunity.
verities, grain verities and other
Mrs. Charles Pitman had Fairfield on Sunday where they
3.280 contained in Chapter 3
Also, over the past four years
work being carried out at the Mortons Neuroma FootSurgery have employment in construc
of the current Oregon State Sta we have had many A.F.S. stu
Malheur Station.
on Monday, June 25 at Caldwell tion work this summer.
tutes which is titled Circuit dents (about 45) in our home
Malheur County Extension
Hospital. She was able to come
Mr. and Mrs. David Bay,
Courts Generally.
from other
towns
in the
agent, Leeds Bailey, reports
home on Sunday July 1 and is Deanna and Margaret Torrell
O.R.S. 3.280 is titled “Court community. They were all so
that the earlier meeting was at
went camping and sight-seeing
making a good recovery.
Services for Circuit Courts” interesting and such nice young
tended by about 80 persons. He
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey on Friday-Sunday. They visi
and is written as follows;
11 ,iai> been like the
says there was special interest
ted Jordan Valley Craters and
(1) The Circuit Court may A.F.S. theme for this year,
“Bring the world into your in the new feed wheat. TheTri-
obtain court services by-
and cereal
(a) Employing or contract horn«,’’ |t is a great way to tical varieties
varieties that promise higher
ing for personnel or services; learn of other countries and for
tht-m to learn about us I’m sure yields for Malheur County far
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or
mers.
(b) Contracting or entering that as many of these young
The Field Day will be con
people
take
responsible
posi
into agreements with public
ducted by Malheur Experiment
or private agencies or with tions back in their own coun
Station superintendent Neil Hoff
private firms or individuals, tries they can help bring the
man and station atrononist, Char
r ■
•orld
together
in
peace
and
un
or any of them, or:
les Stanger.
derstanding
better
for
having
(c) Using services avail
B
t*en in the United States for
able without charge.
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(2) Court services obtained a year with the A.F.S.
To be an A.F.S. host means
• under sub section (l) of this
• lot of hard work and added
section shall be subject to the
responsibilities. But a lot of
supervision of the Circuit Court
joy and satisfaction comes with
(3) Compensation and ex
it. It has truly bew> a rich year
penses of personnel performing
• ■ BY DALE WITT
for us and I’d like to thank the
Everybody, but EVERYBODY«
of providing court services
is up in arms over food prices.
school and< ommunity for all the
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NEWELL HEIGHTS - Mrs.
shall be determined by theCir-
Many families are doing
help you’ve given The students
EFFECTIVE DATES: JULY 5,6,7
Ray Simpson reports a phone
cuit Court and shall be sub
something about it! TheVrt-
Nyssa High School deserve
ject to the approval of and be • Jo« of credit for including cal! from tier daughter, Alice
turning to RAYS FOOD FAIR
where a penny or two less on
of Vancouver Sunday
paid by the County or Counties Chrisitian in so many activities* Holdt
many items adds up to lots
making up the judicial districts, He enjoyed the friendship and morning.
Salaci
Tender nezzz-z/t
Young
more SAVINGS on the food
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Shelia Pratt spent the week
subject to the Local Budget fellowship of tlie students and
bill.
You
have
to
see
the
Law. For purposes of retire often commented on how the tea- end with friends at Feather-
difference to believe it! Shop
ment benefits, personnel em chers were so wiUmg to help ville, Idaho in the mountains.
RAYS FOOD FAJR today for
ployed by the Court may be him. in showing Christian the
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Spra
TOTAL PROOF of REAL
considered County employes.
ECONOMY!
everyday activities of our way gue went to Boise Sunday and
It was upon this law that
of life, gave a new appreciation attended the 50th Wedding An
the Malheur County Court and
of our way of living Every niversary celebration tor Mr.
the Budget Committee based thing took on a deeper meaning. and Mrs. Jack Ausick.
their decision concerning the (One of the most enjoyable was
Mrs. Lydia Worden fell early
salan I t tie- ( ireuit ( tut I showing Christian the first snow Saturday morning and was taken
Secretary in the I972-1973 and watching him discover how to the hospital in Nyssa where
County Budget. Since there was
she is receiving care andtreat-
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It looked and felt.)
no attempt of arbitration made
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Christian was always very ment.
by the Circuit Court, only a appreciative of everything that
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd
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direct order from the Circuit anyone did for him. He found it and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Bar
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Court JudgeCOMMANDINGthat very difficult to say goodbye nes were among the guests who
the secretary be paid the salary to his friends and the community entertained at the home at Mr.
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decided upon by him, the Bud
Young Select
I'm sure that he learned a lot and Mrs. Bill Holdt in honor of
get Committee continued tofol-
Mrs
' irthday. They had
low the Local Budget Law in about our way of living and will a picnic for their guests.
it
someday be in a position where
the ir budgeting procedure.
Wednesday evening, Mr. and
» Lipton 3 oz.
In a recent decision by a he will try to incorporate some Mrs. Gene Simpson took his
Circuit Court Judge from Sa of it into the lives of the people parents to Shakeys In Ontario
at
lem, tie states, "Neither O.R S. in his country.
for pitza in honor of Gene’s
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Christian left last Saturday
3 TSO nor the Local Budget
birthday.
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It was hard to
Law O.R.S. 294.305 to 294.- for Colombia
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
see
him
leave
but
it
was
worth
520 have any bearing on the
Simpson were Sunday luncheon
¿ Western Family 16 oz.
case in question here in Mal it to have had him as part of our guests at the Johnnie Eason
family
for
the
past
year
I'm
heur County, but is governed
home in Boise. In the after
tin
only by O.R.S. 8.330, used by glad we had the opportunity to noon they went to New Ply
have him share a part of his
mouth and visited Ray Boggs
the local Judge and if that is
life with us.
and family.
Bumble Bee bYi oz. Chunk
not sufficient then the •'In
Gold N’ Soft
Thank you again, all of you,
Mrs. Bill Webb attended the
herent Power" of the Court
for making this such a wonder
class reunion of the Adrian
would prevail.
lb tub
class of 1968 held at the Jerry
This type of decision brings ful year for Christian. His
plans now are to come t«ck In
Brewer home in Big Bend. Mr.
to mind two questions
1983 for the 10-year class re
and Mrs. Steve Kriegti and daugh
Ocean Spray 32 oz.
(1) W’hy did the legislature
union (if not sooner).
This
ter of this area also attended.
pass sub section 6 of Chapter
¡or
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534, Oregon State Laws of 1967 speaks well for the city of Nyssa. Two other teachers of the class
He was proud to call it his se
of 1968 were also present.
If it was not meant to control
cond home. And we were happy
Mrs. Rollo Fenn was a Sun
tie employment of services for
to have had him with us.
day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Circuit Courts as stated?
Thank you,
LeRoy Churchhill and family in
(2) Just what is "Inherent
Dorothy Wilson
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Vale.
Power" of the courts? I have
Mr. and Mrs. LeonChamber-
been unable to locate the term
lain and Cherrylee attended the
ip Oregon Constitution or in
ball game at the Nyssa LDS W ard
the Judges Oath of Office.
Thursday evening. Their son
I wish to present this to the
Nolan Field-
Jed played on the team.
people of Malheur County and
tin
Mrs. Marie Moore went to
the State of Oregon as a con
-Waldo
rolls
Vale
Friday
morning
where
she
cerned citizen
attended a Home Extension meet
- H.T Hartwell, Vale, Ore.
INSURANCE
ing on canning, freezing and
pickling.
AGENCIES
Editor, The Journal,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt
The school year 1972-73 is
Jr. and Allison of Moscow spent
oyer and how fast it passed by.
the weekend with his parents,
ALL TYPES
Last August we went to Boise
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt.
very apprehensively to pick up a
Mr. and Mrs. AlfredSlmpson
OF
stranger to be with us for ten and
visited Mr and Mrs. RaySimp-
ofie-dialf months We brought
son Sunday afternoon
home a boy who was just as
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gillette
apprehensive as we were but
of Ontario were Wednesday eve
fho. in less than a year, made
INCLUDING
ning callers of her parents,
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a big impact on our lives. He
Except Ham A Beef
Mr. and Mrs. AlfredSlmpson.
Mortons
ctme speaking very little Eng
Mr. and Mrs. Marion York
Assorted
lish but left talking our lan
and girls of Vale were Sunday
guage exceptionally well. He left
dinner guests in the Alfred
2t>-pounds heavier (probably
Simpson home.
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due to his liking for peanut
le - Ontario
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Van Verth
tmlter) with a new hair style
0! I'.iV' io ' i-ited Mt s. Dale
Nyssa
.md wearing U.S. levisandcow-
W itt Sunday afternoon and also
boy boots. It was a great ex
lb.
called on Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
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perience to have Christian Rod-
Van DeWater and son Kent in
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Sunday afternoon callers of
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Weekend guests of Mi and
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at Michael’s Pharmacy.
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from the islands.
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