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Thursday, November 1, 197J Th« Nyssa Oat« CHy Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Pag« Four * !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! Bl M Eacts NEW ELL HEIGHTS I TEMS Booklet Out ■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 • ■ ■ ^^Hometown News jSU NEWS EROM BIG BEND Anniversary Call 372-2233 Revenue from land adminis xf- tered by the Bureau of Land NEWELL HEIGHTS-Mr and and LouAnn Azar to an Mr. ana U.S. Lamont Fife Friday dinner guests in the Mrs. Bill Conant and family ternoon luncheon. Management in Oregon andWa- visited her uncle in Hawthorne, Tuesday, Mrs. Mane Moore shington during fiscal year 1973 from Pendleton hunted and vi home of Mr and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston was $104 million This is an sited with Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Nicholson were. Mr. and Mrs. Nevada over the weekend. Wednesday James Russell of Downey , Ca Mrs. Mane Moore, Mrs. John and Mr and Mrs. Al Azar»ere increase of $22 million over last Bybee last week visitors were Mr. and Mrs. lifornia. Mrs. Willie Mae Fahrenbruch and Mrs. Dale Witt luncheon guests of Mr and fiscal year. Lee Hansen from Mink Creek, Flanarv. and Howard Flanary attended the potluck dinner at Mrs. K. I. Peterson in Adrian. During the year, BLM in Idaho They »ere on their way of Meridian Jon Stam visited Mr and the Adrian Community Church Oregon sold 1,236.098.000 to Corvalhs to visit their daugh Mrs. Bill Webb Sundav. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Christine Puvis, daugh Mrs Mane Moore attended Carolyn Pratt went with the board feet of timber for $130.- ter and stopped to visit the By 295,820, planted trees on 21,364 bees Wednesday evening. Mr ter Valerie and granddaughter the AKH Home Extension Adrian GAA members to the acres, thinned 10,592 acres of Hansen »as a police chief in Robyn of L'tah visited recently meeting at the home of Mrs. Hockey Tournament at Mid timber leased 13,080.715 acres Nyssa a feu years ago. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vera Webb in Adrian Thurs- dleton Saturday evening. LaVon Jensen The Jensens Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. for grazing by 326.904 head of day afternoon. • • « returned to l'tah »¡th Mrs. Mrs. Burton Barnes, Mrs. Eugene Pratt and family went livestock fur $721,613 in gra zing fees, operated 73 re Mrs T H. Eldredge spent Puvis to visit for ten days, Charles Newbill. Mrs. Bill Webb to the Adrian Melba football creation sites, built 313 miles the weekend with Iter sister Mrs while there, Mr. Jensen also and Mrs. Mane Moore attended game at Adrian. Adrian »on of roads, and granted mineral Bill Carpenter in Payette. visited his hrother Fred m the Delta Cappa Gamma meeting with a score of 21 to 14. • • * Li vele. Mrs. Puvis brought Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van leases on 385,932 acres. in Nyssa Friday evening. Weekend guests in the home of the Jensens luck to Nyssa. Timber sales revenue sha Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston DeWater and son Kent, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Al Azar left Rhea Percival and Mrs. Lura ring with »estern Oregon's 18 Mr. and Mrs Wilton Jackson Mr. and Mrs Dinck Nedrt for their home in Portland. Phillips were Sunday dinner OAC counties »as a record »ere their daughter andfamlly. Mr. and Mrs Gars Mason from attended an ON PA Ad Confe Friday after spending the past guests of Mrs. Dale W itt. In $47 million. Klamath Falls. rence at Kah-Nee-Ta Lodge week visiting Mrs. Mane Moore. the afternoon, the Van DeWa • • • These are just a few of the over the weekend. The resort Mr. and Mrs. Don Gray spent ters took Rhea Percival and statistics contained m a 22- Mr and Mrs. S. C. McCon is located on the Warm Springs Tuesday and Wednesday with Lura Phillips to Boise Air page book BLM FACTS, pub nell were Sundav evening cal - Indian Reservation near Mad Mr. and Mrs Cliff Flanders port, »here Mrs. Percival »ent lished by the Oregon State Of lers at the home of their ne ras, Oregon before returning to their home by plane to Denver to visit fice of the Bureau of Land phew. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gres- then »ill return to Daughter Judv Nedry drove sons, two m Coquille, Oregon. sley in Ontario Mr and Mrs. up from Portland to join her Mrs Carl Fenn went with Mrs. her home in Wichita, Kansas, Management. Gene Simpson. W anda andCindy and Mrs. Lura Phillips went BL M State Direct >r Archie Orland Cheldelin accompanied parents over the weekend. to Caldwell Sunday afternoon to her home in Aneheim, Ca D. Craft said. The publi the McConnells and showed sli where they all visited Fonda lifornia. Mr and Mrs. Theo Facey cation of BLM FACTS is one des of their recent trip to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gonzales way in which the Bureau of Europe. Walker in theCaldwell Hospital. from Astoria visited in the Mrs. Earl Province of Cald and family have moved into the Land Management informs the C. A. Wernick home three days Guests in the home of Mr last week Mrs. Facer is Mrs. well and Mrs. Floyd Eason of Robert Munn tenent house in public about management of re Parma came Tuest&y and took the Newell Heights area. He sources on 16 million acres and Mrs. Paul Penrod have Wernick's sister Friday cal their mother to Nyssa to do is working for Mr Munn. of BLM land in Oregon and Wa been the Reverend E. W. Jen- lers to visit the Wermcks »ere kins and Garland Shook front his daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Hil Mrs. Raymond Simpson, her shington.” some shopping. Ashville. North Carolina. Nancy Timmerman who at daughter, Mrs. Lary Smith of lary Bro»n from Riverside, Copies of the publication are tends college at TVCC was Vancouver, came Friday and California. Mrs. Blanche Weeks was a home with her parents, Mr. and are visiting relatives in this available upon request from the Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman for area. Raymond came »ith them Oregon State Office of BLM. dinner guest Sunday in the home Sunday dinner guests ui the as far as Union, where he P. O. Box 2965, Portland. Ore of her daughter and family. Mr. the weekend. and Mrs. Plats Johnson of David Beers home »ere Mr. and Mr. and Mrs John Timmer met Wes Simpson, Chuck Wal gon 97208. Parma. Sunday evening callers Mrs. Tom Dry-dale and Mr and man of Caldwell were Sunday ker and Gale Martin and went in her home »as her son, Mr. Mrs. Leo Beers. Mr. and Mrs. afternoon visitors in the Gerrit elk hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Al Swanson who and Mrs. Glen Weeks from l^o Beers are from Sausalito, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simp Timmerman home. California and have been visi Libby and Susan Stam visited son and John went to Vancou are camping in Vale visited Parma. A • • ting in this area for a couple Mrs. Melda Schiemer Sunday ver Friday to visit their daugh and hunted at the ranch of Mrs. Rollo Fenn Saturday and Mrs. Leona Reeves and Mrs. of months. Duane Buchtel and ter Selma. afternoon. »ere dinner Jeff Campbell was a Sunday were luncheon guests there later. Virgie Rookstool returned re two daughters George Schiemer went elk evening. Sunday Mrs. Rollo Fenn and cently from a ten-day trip. guests on Monday hunting up by La Grande Fnday. dinner guest m the Gene Simp ... Mr. and Mrs. Kincheloe of son home. Mr. and Mrs. Al Swanson went Mrs. Reeves visited cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ditty at Mrs. Inez Good» in and daugh Boise were Sunday dinner fishing at the Malheur Reser guests of Mr. and Mrs. Le ter Joan called on Mrs. Dale voir. It turned so cold up the re Warden, Washington. Mr and Witt Friday afternoon. They m the afternoon and rained. They Mrs. Chester Newell and Mr. roy Sprague. Monday, Mrs. Donna Hut live in one of the house on the got a few fish. They all had and Mrs. Leslie Ditty at Ellens chinson had Mrs. Marie former Salters property in King- dinner when they returned to burg. Mrs. Rookstool visited Moore, Mrs Vertie Johnston man Kolony. the Swanson's trailer house. her son Harold Rookstool in Othello. Among those celebrating wedding anniversaries during the month of November are November 2 - Mr. and Mrs Darrell English and Mr and Mrs. Eddie l^veuth November 3 • Mt. »nd Mrs. Pete Gerntsen November 4 • Mr and Mrs. Jacob Fischer. November 5 - Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Jun Nolen and Mr I Earl Kvgar November 6 • Mr. and Mrs. Walt Baker and 1 Mr and Mrs. Cartwright. November 7 - Mi and Mrs Boyd Wilson. November 8 - Mr and Mrs. Ross Evans and Mi and Mrs Keith Baldwin November 10 - Mr and Mrs and Leroy Bennett t and Mt Mrs W.C VanDeWatet November 12 • Mr. and Mrs Elvin Ballou November 16 - Mr and Mrs. Tom Drydale. November 19 - Mr and Mrs Horace Chaney. November 20 - Mr and Mrs. Don Dirksen. November 21 - Mr. and Mt s Ko Abe. November 22 - Mr. and Mrs Tom Ishida November 24 - Mr and Mrs Juan Perez. Jr. November 25 - Mr and Mt Kenneth Reece November 26 - Mr and Mrs Duane Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Masa Nishihara. November 27 - Mr and Mrs. Ron Sch eneman. Mr and Mrs Dan Nelson and Mr and Mrs. Bill Shenk Novemtrr 28 - Mr andMrs Carl Lee Hill. November 30 - Mr and Mrs. Pounds and Mr and Mrs. Har vey Wilmot Spokane Expo '74 In Heart of Reereation Area Get your BankAmericard now Plan ahead for lhe holidays. OB rrwr* «.Aww w ' SPOKANE---The Expo ’74 World's Fair will be held in an ideal spot for families that like campine. Within a day’s drive of the fair are 12 national parks. IS national forests, dozens of state parks and hundreds cd private - atnperouuds and resorts There are 76 lakes within 50 miles of n> fair. You can go boaMng, fisMng. swimming, hiking--or you can just stand in thick forests and breathe cool, clear air. The Pacific Northwest is a nature lover's Paradise. Within one hour's drive of Spokane are 4,000 sites with re creational vehicle hookups. And 3,000 more will be ready when the fair opens its six-month run May 4. Expo officials recommend that campers write to Hospi tality Services (flox 1374. Spo kane. WA 99210) for a list of sites and Io make reservations. If you're looking for space in state parks or forest ser vice campgrounds not in the re servations system, your chan ces are better if you don't come in July and August. » III Totil pherr ma am of thr ilmo* ia about 5 5 aomr quadrillion (55 followed by 14 aero««) ton* Thu mas* ia equal to about one millionth of the mau of the earth Mrs. Dyre Roberts «asp«* santly surprised Sunday afta*>l noon when a girlhood fr|£A Mrs. Ruth Shank, her d., ..-h» and two grandi-hlldrenof N^n«a called on her. Forty attended the Haliuw«| Party tield at the Big Hung Grange Hall Saturday »yrnt»^ Mr and Mrs. Jack Sbvbaagk ot Emmett, Mrs. Pearle Abbott and Bobbi of Homedale wereSu*. day guests of Mi. and Mr*.C. K. Smith. Mrs. Dyre Rotieits called Mi ind Mrs. Delno Brark mo* tario Thursday evening. Mis. Ted Avervaccon.|>aniM Mr*. Ora Newgen Io Wi'iser Saturday, where they were li». * he.« guests of Mr. and Mr». Bud Walker Later they < illeg on Mrs. Frone Stradley io tie Casa I uma Convalescent (inter Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Su- san Carroll called <« Mr*. Agnes M.c lure iaCaldweii Fri- day morning. Mrs i rnest Seuell and Mri. Tim Tallman called uii Mr», Dart yI Seuell and daughter at the Mercy Medical Center ia Nampa Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mr*. I rnest Seieij have had lots >1 company .tar ing ttie liuntirq -eat.« uwst» have been Mr and Mis hra HendeiMMi and family and the« lion , guest, Monika l#itgeb, (g foreign exchange stmieni irn« Klagenfurt. Austria) , Paul and Kintz Hernhart, all of l'e.ids- pLirt. Oreg.« and Kim Lrk- nuin of Coquille, Oregon GiH'tts if Mi and Mrs. Ixq Roli'lts M «day evening wet« Mr anil Mrs. W ilbur H 'twrt» of Pinehurst, Mr. and Mts. Phil ( hurch <>f Wild, i and Mr. and Mis. Joey Olemk ami Amy ol Parma BIG BEND - Mr. and Mrs. John Pai k»oodaccompanied Mr and Mrs. Perry Parrott of On tario and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Musgtove of Marsing to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Ferguson on the Little Salmon wtiere they spent four days visiting. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Seuell are rejoicing over the arrival of a granddaughter, Jennifer Shannon, born Saturday evening to Mr and Mis. Darryl Seuell of Nampa. Four-year-old Christy is visiting het grand parents while her mother 1» in the hospital. Mr. ami Mis Charles Wittv, Miks Lois H. Speai s and Mrs. Martha Spears attended the pot luck dinner at the Parma Se nior Citizens Thursday Jolly Jane» Club »ill meet »ith Mis lira New gen in Sun set Valiev next Wednesday, Bring any Christmas idea*. Mrs. Dyre Rotierte «ent to Nampa Tuesday »here she helped tier m tlwt Mrs Ho rence HenJerliitrt celebrate her 79th birthday. In the evening, Dyre Rotwrts and Mi andMrs Jim Cartoll and girls of Sun set Valley took lid a birtlidav cake Mis. Mike Slllouls aci m panted tier niotliei Mrs Muri Burns to St. Alplmusus H spital in Boise Friday t visit Mr Muri Burns Mis Winifred Hmia it i»tur ned home Sunday evening from a three-»eeks vacation in Sa cramento, Calif rma »ith Mt and Mrs John C hun t' Mr and Mis truest Maus ling observed their 66th wed ding anniversary Tuesday Mt. and Mrs Hot' Patter son • if New Market, Teiuu ••• *er< supper guests of their i •usin'■. Mr. and Mrs. .1 tin Pa< k* >«1 M «day Mark Bauman of Nvs-a »as an overnight guest of Mr and Mt Boyce Van Debater f tidai and all day Saturday Mrs. Charles Wittv attended Delta Kajifia Gamma in Nyssa Friday evening She heljieil Mrs Gertye Jones sho» her pictures of Palestine Mr*. Dyre R 4»rts and Mr Noel Tuppeny attended the County Extension Alumni meet ing at the home I Mr M itrl Richmond near Ontario w edne day afternoon. Tlx- afternoon »as spent making things forttie State Hospital at Pendleton Mrs. Margaret W tod f M.ir sing called mi Mr and Mr s El mer Wood and Mrs Winifred Bennett Sunday evening Mr and Mrs. BlIIVanDeWa ter and family ui Adnan were Sunday dinner guests of Mr arid Mrs Boyce Van DeWater tn honor of Bill's turttutiv Judy Lovitt entertained ten girl friends with a Halloween Party and blunder patty at tu t home Saturday night She »as assisted oy Susan Carroll and Kelly Allsop. CRUISK NEWS The freighter. S S Ark, landed al the Port of Ml. Arami today after a today cruiae of lb* Mediterranean li *» th* firal reportad pUAldlluVIAll arrival at thr port in fact it was the fuel arrival ever al lhe 17 000 The ship high spot captainrd by a late land lubber named Noah earned cargo conaikting largely oi fool waa livestock. poultry and other rndangrred *pec>e* th er, were also seven pRAAeng«*! aboard consisting moxtly of lhe relative* of the captain I B ank A mericard OCrARTMfNTOf Till tHfASURV OHlCEOl HIVfNUI SIlAMiln, 1900 Pt NNSYI VANIA AVI NW WASHINGTON DC 20226 tel DEBT Mow h*tw Hr .8v,>«l*fh*h|y of t>O«'f»Wi’W| fof y<Hir |4HI w 1 m feoe»? ha *, ir.i i, it-, ui visii ', haiu *«>. eA'Mifet imi un ri limo hi ihsiNo ìóh I ND'NG I ihm K .«fl»-« »* <1 Hr ÎQÎAI PArMi Nt AvOlDtÜ DIRT INCREASE W » (M) TAXES □ □ □ Ï □ ARI 4Mt 0 inc RF ASl ih RATI O’ A MA 1O» ’Al PRI VENTEO ENACTING A NEW MA JOR TAX ; u; s i PUBLIC SAFETY ■*T' 'F J Because BankAmericard is welcomed by most all merchants in Nyssa, it lets you make a variety of purchases at a va riety of different shops. Yet you’ll receive just one bill at the end of the month. So you can write just one check for payment or make several monthly payments as you prefer. With BankAmericard it’s easy to keep track of how much you’ve spent and what you’ve spent it Wed like to get to know you. Nyssa branch FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON ’ * I • . ♦ » '• ' . /I ’J □ TOO SOON TO RRI CHCt f ’ M CV CAPITAL % RES PfRCtNT USED FOR expenditures fOuiPMim ib id $ EXPENDO ACTUAL PURPOSE (El 10 M ulti PuRPOSI ANO 'GIMRA1 GOVT 11 IDuCAUON % public 12 MlAlTH % c iARQ Ml' comtbctoií ACOU'UTlO'i «pi «1 MtUT (Il Ml % 2 ENVlRONMf hTAl C PROTECTION 3 T TRANSPORTATION ** on. And that’s a handy way to manage money-at Christmas and all year round. So stop by the Nyssa branch of First Na tional soon. Loan officer Jim Gardner will be glad to help you get your BankAmericard in time for the coming holidays. 4 lUl R1 cucio »Moiwi ni «ar» INCREASE 01 A VU JO» TAI ACTUAL EXPENDITURES IB) CATEGORIES IA i Though Christmas is still se veral weeks away, stores every where are gearing up for holi day shopping. That means it’s time to apply for a BankAmeri card-the widely accepted credit card that can make shopping for holiday gifts so simple and so convenient. ♦ OPERATING/MAINTENANCE expenditures PRIORITY EXPENDITURE LOAN OFFICER JIM GARDNER will help you get your First National BankAmericard. ACTOuNT NO e«t oicr fitter W»wr h r»f thr kyilownq rnmwtc«* <h»l ft»« «»v.(il.it»»I ty rW Rcvr’inr Sb**'T>9 affix.t the fa« irvoH of yow turi* ffeciKMi’ Chech a* many at atK»1* INA*, to »I our.NG CHt RAT» O’ A MAJQA TAX I 1 13? No niter TOO SOON TO I LtSSEMD DIBT IMCRCASt ■■ l ’J i >N T Ht loi 1OW,A,( MAVM I« HA', to UPON A % % — % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % %■ % % r- « HlAlTH $ ’HAhSPORTATtOh 1 4 s rícriation LIBRARIES S social Of VElOPNU NT 15 MOUSING A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT I« ECONOMIC S 7 SOC-AL SERVICES € EQR AGED I» POOP development a XIAANCIAL ADMINISTRATION JTUfÂi a TT ü Î l -- OHAATlNC MAIM TtNAXCtIXAtN ClTuRl* ______ 17 f N i/lRONMf NT Ai CONSERVATION S none gggg INi CERTIFICATION IRI**,* R**d Instruction F I fs* n«ws >T>*d>* h*»* b«*n *dv>«*d th*t • complet* copy ot tbit report ha, been pubtohed in * local n*w*p*p*r of y*ner*i circulation I n*v* record, Oocumanung th* content, of thi, report •nd th*v er* open lor public and neurt media Bcruliny AOtliuon*iiy I certify that I am the chief executive officer •nd with retpeci to the entitlement fund» reported hereon I certify that they have not been ueed in violation of either the priority expenditure requirement {Section 1031 or the matching fund, prohrbitron {Section 1041 of the Act 101 trust fund report Ç * 18 Puttie SAfiTv it RFCRIATION CULTURE EOOT h EK j , , ’ % 22 O’MfR/Sp«f J,/ >> COTAI ACTUAL CAPITAL IMPENDI Revenue Sharing Fund, Received Thru June 30 '»73.................... » ---------- % % — % % % 2» OTHER/SpMdyJ none 1^2»0Q ■ Total Fund* Available • Amount En ponded S , Baiane* 1,139.00 0.00 1,189.00 » 6te» lôïrrtiÂF^1 A I1aYor Nys«« Gate City Journal NAM» O» MIMHXIli ----------------------- -- ------ iyi/73 oaii * u * li S hid % %r %
