Page Eight
Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa. Oregon
Advisory
Board Tours
District
THE BLM MULTIPLE USE ADVISORY
Board met last week for the first time, and
toured part of the BLM District by helicopter.
Advisory board members, along with BLM
officials on the tour, included front row from
left, Bob Papworth, Lorin Slegelmilch. Merle
Cummings. John Bishop. Dick Bowen and
Sam Hartley.
Back row. George Gurr, Vale BLM district
manager. Bob Skinner. Mike Hanley. Benny
Schlupe. Steve Coi. Barry Stallings and Bob
Sherve. The three persons on right and in
back are members of the helicopter crew.
Advisory board members not present were
Rodney Eden and Gary Clark
Robert H. Skinner. Jordan
Valley, and W B
Benny"
Schlupe. Vale, were elected
chairman and vice-chairman
respectively of the newly
formed multiple use advisory
board of the Vale District.
Bureau of Land Management
which convened here Tues­
day evening. October 14.
The meeting began with an
intensive briefing of the Vale
District, the BLM on a
national level, and its place
within the Department of the
Interior. A tour of the district
Wednesday and Thursdav
began in the Alkali Allotment
north of Vale and continued
through the central and
southern parts of the district
where stops were made at
selected sites to view and
discuss the various problems
which confront the district.
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Oregon Traffic Toll
Down For 1975
Chances arc excellent that
Oregon's traffic death toll for
1975 will be the lowest in
about 11 years.
The Oregon Motor Ve­
hicles Division reported to­
day that deaths through
October totaled 469—7| fe­
wer than for the first ten
months last year.
If the approximately 13
percent reduction holds up
for the remaining two months
of the year, officials said the
1975 death toll could be as
low as 562. Oregon has not
had a traffic toll below 600
since 1964 when 57b were
killed
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ilic division said 4b deaths
were reported to it in
October, four more than for
October a year ago but still
one of the lowest October
tolls in recent years.
What happens during the
last two months of the year,
particularly to pedestrians,
will be critical in determining
the final toll, officials said.
Last November and De­
cember .14 pedestrians were
killed in Oregon traffic. If the
pedestrian record improves
and other traffic deaths
remain about
the same, a
toll below 6(X) seems to be
assured.
Western Bank
Earnings Increase
Nine month earnings re­
leased by Western Bank.
Coos Bay. reveal a sub­
stantial increase over the
same period a vear ago.
A. W. ••Bill” Sweet,
president. Western Bank,
announced net income of
$1.32 per share of common
stock for the nine months
ended September 30. 1975.
This is up from net income of
$0.77 per share of common
stock for the same nine
month period in 1974.
Deposits increased over
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$17.000.000 during the twe­
lve month period and com­
bined with employe incentive
programs and new expense
controls to contribute to the
improved earnings, accor­
ding to Sweet.
Western Bank has 22
branches in Oregon and
plans have been announced
for a merger with Citizens
Bank of Oregon. Eugene.
The new bank will be called
United Western Bank and be
the fourth largest bank in
Oregon.
Rent Certificates No
Longer Necessary
Landlords are no longer
required to provide rent
certificates for renters claim­
ing property tax refunds,
reports John J, Lobdell.
Director of the Oregon
Department of Revenue
Lobdell says the 1975
Legislature dropped the re­
quirement of the rent certi­
ficate. It is now the respon­
sibility of the renters to
provide accurate information
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OANS
According to Ag Director,
Leonard Kunzman. Oregon
could become Alaska's bread
basket. Apparently business­
men there would like some­
one to compete with handlers
in Seattle, the traditional
shipping point since the gold
rush. According to Kunzman.
reciprocal trade with the 49th
state probably will become a
reality when the barges begin
their Portland-Alaska runs in
1976.
on the amount of rent paid
during the year.
Lobdell says that renters
must fill out a special part of
the property tax refund claim
form (70-R) with addresses,
names of landlords, rental
periods and rental charges
Lobdell added that claims
will be subject to audit by the
revenue department staff, so
persons claiming renter re­
funds should retain rental
records for several yean.
Claim forms and instruc­
tions will l>e part of the
resident income tax packet to
be mailed near the end of
1975.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
OF
SPECIAL ELECTION
On November 21, 1975, in
the City of Adrian. Oregon,
from 8:00 A M. until 8:00
PM. a special election will
be held at which the
following two ballot mea­
sures will be submitted to the
voters for their approval:
BALLOT MEASURE NO. 51
Question: Shall the ('barter
proposed by the Council of
the City of Adrian which
contains provisions relating
to the name and boundaries
of the City, the form of
government, general rules
for the conduct of the City
Council, powers and duties of
the City officers, procedures
for the conduct of elections.
provisions relating to vacan­
cies in offices, ordinances,
public improvements, and
miscellaneous
provisions,
and declaration of emergen­
cies. be enacted by the
electorate of the City of
Adrian as the Charter of the
City of Adrian to become
effective upon its adoption’
BALLOT MEASURE NO 52
Question: Shall the Council of
the City of Adrian. Oregon,
be authorized to acquire and
construct a sewer system for
the City: to issue and sell
$280.000 sewer bonds of the
City to defray coats thereof;
to impose and collect suffi­
cient sewer and connection
charges from users to provide
revenues to pay interest and
principal on bonds after
paying all charges of costs of
maintenance and operation of
sewer system: to pledge
sufficient revenues from ae-
wrr system to pay bonds and
interest and provide special
tax levy, if necessary, to pay
principal of and interest on
said bonds?
The polling place for the
election will be the meeting
room in the fire hall of the
Adnan Rural Fire Protection
District at Adnan. Qregon.
Witness my hand and seal
of the City of Adrian.
Oregon, this 2nd day of
October, 1975.
/S/ Marvin D. Bowers
Recorder
Sarving Cart Included
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Physcans & Surgeons
K.E. Kerbs, M.D.
K.A.Danford, M.D.
T J. Fasoai, M.D.
Physicians A Surgeons
Dial 372 2241
HOURS; 9 to 12 noon 4
2 to 5 p.m. Monday thru
Friday, 10-12 Saturday.
David W. Sararin, M.D.
Physician 4 Surgeon
HOURS: 10-12 noon 4
2-5 p.m. Monday. Tues­
day. Wednesday. Friday
10 to 12 Saturday.
Phones: Office 372-3809
Residence 372-3173.
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By order of the
School Board
/»/ Glenn E Ward
Glenn E. Ward.
District Clerk
District
Published October 30 and
November 6. 1975.
LUNG DISEASE
TOLL RISING
Doth rala« Mr cMfMk iMHf ditaatM
(ter 100,000
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Help your local lung
association fight
emphysema, asthma,
bronchitis and other
lung diseases
Give to
Christinas
Seals
It's a matter of
life and breath
If you ve changed
to electric heat
please let
us know!
The Nyssa Public Library
will be closed Tuesday,
November 11 in observance
of Veteran's Day.
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Notice is hereby given that
Malheur County School Dis­
trict »61. Adrian. Oregon,
will receive sealed bids for
the old "cannery" building
located on the school grounds
in Adrian, Oregon. The
successful bidder is to
remove all said building,
except concrete, by Decem­
ber 15. 1975, unless a bad
weather extension is granted
by the Superintendent of
Schools.
Bids may be submitted to
the clerk of School District
#61. Adnan. Oregon. 97901
on or before 8 00 PM.
November 13, 1975. at which
time the district school board
will publicly open same and
sell the property.
Published October 30. No­
vember 6. 13, 1975
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INVITATION FOR NDS
WHY IS THAT
SO IMPORTANT?
It’s because the wires from the
pole to your home and the transformer
on the pole may not have been planned
for electric heat.
Hundreds of electric heat installations
are being made every month, many without
the Company’s knowledge. Consequently we
are experiencing transformer failures due to
overloading.
Resulting outages may occur in the
coldest weather, at most inconvenient
times. They also can disrupt service for
your neighbors. Emergency replace­
ment or repair can cost hundreds of
dollars.
So please call us if you have added
electric heat in recent months or plan to
do so soon. It could save a lot of trouble
for you, your neighbors and for our
crews.
For fraa-anargy-aavlng baip,
call for an Enargy Adviaar.
Idaho Power Company
WISE USE IS COMMON SENSE