Thursday, July 31, 1975
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News From Big Bend
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By ( m WI< Robarla
BIG BEND . Mr. and Mr»
Dick Bennett and family.
Mrs. Winifred Bennett and
Mark Wood of Marsing left
Monday to vacation at Fish
Lake. The Dick Bennetts
returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret Wood of
Marsing joined the others on
Friday and all came home
Sunday.
Jolly Janes Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon. Au­
gust 6 with Mrs. Horace
Chaney in Caldwell. Mem
bers are reminded to remem
ber their Secret Pals.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lundt
and David Shirk of Burns
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Witty and Carl from Thurs­
day until Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van
DeWater and Kent of Caid­
well were Fridays* supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce
Van DeWater. They had just
returned from a vacation in
Kansas and Indiana.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts atten­
ded the Happy Dozen Pino­
chle Club at the home of Mrs.
Lull Slam in Newell Heights
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Louise Bailey left
Saturday evening for Port­
land to visit her son. Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Bailey and boys.
She had visited for the past
ten days with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Roberts and boys.
Mrs. Ben Witty, Libby
Miller. Lynne Witty and
Chuck Sykes attended a
swimming party for the
Adnan Presbytenan Youth
group Wednesday evening at
the home of Shcm Price in
Ridgeview
Gordon DeGroff of Stan­
ton, Calif, came Saturday to
visit his sister. Mr. and Mrs.
Boyce Van DcWatrr
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Riggs
of Parma called on Mr. and
Mrs Dyre Roberts Saturday
evening
Danny and Terry Mueller
of Eugene and Doug and
Darin Watson of Junction
City arc visiting in the Dallas
Chaney home. The Mueller
boys are Mrs. Chaney's
nephews.
Mrs. Erie Mausling took
Mrs Betty Foster and three
daughters to the Boise
Airport Saturday afternoon
where they left by plane for
their home in Miami. Florida.
They had visited the past
week with the Mausling».
Mr. and Mr». Darrell
English and Mr. and Mrs
Stan Thomas and family
picnicked in Hazekon, Idaho
with her brother, Warren
Clary and family. Enroute
home they were stopped for
sometime by an accident on
the road. In the car that was
stopped beside them were
Mr and Mrs Harold New­
man. former Adrian princi­
pal. their daughter Anne,
husband and family.
Mrs. Noel Tuppeny and
Mrs. Dyre Roberts called on
Mrs Florence Henderiider at
the Nampa Convalescent
Center. Saturday morning. In
the afternoon they visited
Mrs. Anna Hamilton in the
Josh Lowell home in Caldwell
Mrs. Joe Witty and Lynne
and Mrs Ben Witty attended
the movie "Gospel Road" by
Johnny Cash at the Park
Avenue Baptist Church in
Nvssa Saturday evening
Mr and Mr». Dick Reed
and girls of Boise called on
Mr. and Mrs. Boyer Van
DeWater Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Erie Maus
ling attended a wedding
reception for Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Gunderson in Nampa
Saturday evening
Mrs. Dallas Chaney ac­
companied Mrs. Trena De
Geus of Homedale to Trout­
dale for the weekend.
Mrs. Stan Thomas and
family visited her cousin.
Mrs. Helen Williams and
family Monday afternoon In
the Gale Marlin home in
Adnan. Mrs. Williams left
Monday evening for her
home in Kodiak. Alaska.
Lynne and Laurie Witty
left Sunday for the Baptist
Church Camp at Warm Lake.
Eleven members of the
Adrian Livestock 4-H Club
met Monday morning at the
home of their leader, Mrs.
Rex Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Van
De Water of Caldwell were
Monday supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Boyce Van De
Water.
Mr. and Mrs Emil Beguhl.
Mrs. Patricia Bledsoe. Bret
and Brenda of Boise brought
a picnic- dinner to the home of
their mother. Mra. Ethel
Smith Sunday in honor of her
birthday, also Mrs. Bledsoe
and Brets' birthdays. Later
they attended the Adrian
High School Reunion.
Mrs. Mary Auker of
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Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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Beaverton. Oregon is visiting
Mrs. Winifred Bennett this
week.
Susan Carroll of Sunset
Valley was a Tuesday over
mght guest of Judy Lovitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Maus
ling received a special
telephone call Sunday eve­
ning from their son. Pvt.
Mark Mausling of the U. S.
Marines. The fifteen minute
call from San Diego was
awarded to him for the
second highest score in
Marksmanship.
Mr. and Mrs. David Witty
and family of Ontario and
Nita Spear of Vale called on
Mr and Mrs. Charles Witty.
The David and Joe Wittys
alto attended the Adrian
Home Owners May File Claims Against Builders
Any home owner who
believes
he has a claim
against a residential builder,
rcmodeller or repair contrac­
tor for breach of contract
should not delay filing his
High School Reunion.
Mrs. Lee Lovitt is staying
with her mother. Mrs. Julia
Cailaham in Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fugle­
man and lieen of Nampa and
Bill Van De Water of Caldwell
were Tuesday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Boyce Van DeWa­
ter. The Van DeWaters and
Mrs. Fugleman are brothers
and sister.
Mrs. Darrell English, Mrs.
Stan Thomas and Toahia
attended a bridal shower for
Crystal Skelton in Roswell
Tuesday evening.
claim, says the Oregon
Builders Board
"Some home owners wait
too long," said Florence Doer­
fler, Administrator of the
Board. "Arbitration is most
effective if the Builders
Board is notified within one
year from the completion of
the work.”
The Builders Board, an
arm of the State Department
of Commerce, was created
by the 1971 Legislature to aid
consumers in the home
construction area. The Home
builders Law requires that
anyone holding himself out
as a residential contractor
register with the Board, post
a bond or other security and
maintain a minimum amount
of liability insurance. When
a builder goes out of
business, his
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released a year from the end
of his registration. For this
reason, Mrs. Doerfler said
home owners should not
procrastinate in filing claims.
Members of the Board,
which includes three buil­
ders. said consumers in the
home construction and repair
field should follow these
guidelines when having work
done:
1. Be sure any contractors
from whom you get bids hold
current Builders Board regis­
tration. Ask to see his
Certificate of Registration.
2. Get written bids from at
least three contractors.
3. Get a written, signed
contract describing the work
to be done and the fees to be
paid.
Unregistered builders may
not be issued building
permits, file liens or sue in
state courts for unpaid
compensation.
Address of the Builders
Board is 4th Floor. Labor 4
Industries Bldg., Salem, Ore­
gon 97310.
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County Receives
Highway User Revenue
Distribution of $6,000,818
82 in highway-user funds to
the 36 counties of the state
was announced today by the
Slate Highway Division.
The allocation is based on
the statutory 20 percent for
the period April I to June 30.
1975. The funds come from
the following sources: motor
vehicle registration and ope­
rator's license fees, gasoline
taa. use fuel tax, motor
carrier fees, and fines and
penalties collected for viola­
tions of the size and weight
statues where complaints are
made by the Highway Divi­
sion weighmasters.
Because ot the action taken
during the recent legislative
session, starting in August.
1975, the apportionment of
the counties will be distri­
buted on a monthly basis
rather than quarterly
The allocation to each
county is based on the
number of vehicles regis­
tered in it. Malheur County
will receive $75.608.47 based
on 22,097 vehicles.
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