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Nyssa Gate City Journal. Nyssa. Oregon
Nyssa Girl
Newell Heights Items
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Ricks Graduate
By Dale Wh»
Ricks College will hold its
guen at Ontario SAturday
third annual summer com­
evening, a group met htere
mencement exercises May 27
from the Nyssa and Vale
at 4:30 pm., in the Kirkham
Area.
Auditorium.
Mrs. R. D. McKinley
The speaker will be Mrs.
entertained Koffee Klutch Arabel Catmull, retiring Eng­
Wednesday. Twelve ladies lish teacher at Ricks who has
attended.
been at the two-year college
Mrs. Ray Simpson's bro­
since 1963.
ther Harry Love of Belling­
Dana Frederiksen. daugh­
ham, Washington died last
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Monday. He leaves a wife
Frederiksen of Nyssa, is
and daughter. He is a former
among the graduates.
Newell Height resident hav­
ing lived on the Hardman
place. Mrs. Simpson's three
brothers and a nephew from
Colorado came and Ray went
with them to the services in
Bellingham. Mrs. Simpson
Some 3,500 students, can­
wasn't well and was unable
didates for degrees or di­
to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard plomas from the University of
Schutte went to Nampa last Houston for the Fall 1975 and
Friday evening and were Spring 1976 semesters, cele­
birthday dinner guests of brated their graduation at
their son. Mr. and Mrs. commencement ceremonies
Howard Schutte and family. Saturday. May 15 in Hof-
It was in honor of their son heinz Pavilion on the Univer­
David on his sixth birthday. sity of Houston Central
Mrs. Mane Moore atten­ Campus.
Randall Meyer, president
ded an Open House for Leona
Seuell in Big Bend Wednes­ and chief executive of EX­
XON. U.S A., delivered the
day afternoon.
commencement address.
Selma Simpson and David
Candidates for degrees or
Woodard took Mr. and Mrs.
diplomas include James E.
Alfred Simpson and Johnnie
Benedict, J. D. Law; Linda R.
and Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Benedict. M.S.A. Health
York and family out to dinner
Care, both Nyssa High
Sunday.
School graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb
Since graduating from
went camping and fishing at
Houston. Mr. and Mrs.
Unity. Monday. Tuesday and
Benedict have moved to Lake
Wednesday. They stayed at
Oswego. Oregon. Their pa­
the Yellow Pine Forest
rents are Mr and Mrs. D. L.
Camp. They got some fish.
Benedict and Mr. and Mrs.
The water wasn't turned on
Cecil Morrison.
yet but they found a nice
stream. The forest was
pretty. The ticks are becom­
ing active now.
Saturday was Karen Hut­
chinson's 14th birthday.
The thirteenth annual com­
They had a birthday picnic mencement exercises at Tre*
for her at the State Park at sure Valley Community Col­
the Owyhee Dam. Those lege is scheduled June II at
attending were
K. I. 7:30 p.m. in the college
Peterson of Adrian, his son gymnasium with a reception
Mervin. Mr. Peterson's ne­ to follow in the Weese
phew. Mr. and Mrs. Spig Building.
Fransson of Sweeden. Mrs.
Eighty-six students have
Arlene Neer of Salem. Mrs. filed applications for the
Marie Moore of Newell Associate Degree, and 32
Heights. Karen’s parents.
practical nursing students
Mr. and Mrs. Mervil Hut­ have applied for their certifi­
chinson and sister Jeannette cates. for a total of 118.
and her two girl friends.
Kenneth Michael Goul.
Selma Simpson and David Student Body President, will
Woodard of Vancouver.
deliver the commencement
Washington came Saturday address. Reverend Harold
to attend Johnnie Simpson's Sanner of the Ontario First
graduation.
Church of Nazarene will
NEWELL HEIGHTS -
Miss Jill
Domy of Boise
came Saturday and spent the
weekend with Mrs. Dale
Witt
Tony Asumendi of Hermis­
ton called at the home of
Mrs. Dale Witt Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Herb
Wenke and
Mrs. Goldie Roberts went to
Portland Thursday where
they attended a “Tops“
convention, returning home
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Ward of Caldwell were
Saturday visitors and dinner
guests in the Carl Lee Hill
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill
attended the Kathy Flanders
Piano Recital Sunday. Terri
was one of the students in the
recital. Others attending
included Mr. and Mrs. David
hill and Mrs. Nancy Hanson
and Andrea of Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill
and Terri attended the
Adrian graduation exercises
Sunday evening, they were
later guests in the Kenneth
Price home in Ridgeview at a
graduation party for their
daughter Sherri.
Saturday evening. Mrs.
Leonard Schutte attended a
mother and daughter salad
buffet at the Lutheran Bre-
thern Church in Nampa.
Sunday's dinner guests at
the Leonard Schutte home
were Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Schutte and children. Kara.
Lynn and David, and Barbara
Schutte and Paul Grant of
Nampa. Also Mrs. Pat Wade
and children of Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit
Timmerman attended the
graduation exercises at the
Bishop Kelly High School in
Boise Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
McKinley attended a Cam­
paign Rally for Frank Yra-
Benedicts Are
Houston Grads
7VCC Schedules
Commencement
Activities In Arcadia
Mrs. Don Bowers of
Parma. Idaho and Mark.
Brent and David surprised
Nell Bowers on her birthday,
Wednesday evening.
Clyde and Nell Bowers
went to Paddock Reservoir in
Idaho. Sunday and came
home with a bunch of nice
crappies.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Stephenson and Todd Cindell
went camping over the
weekend to Bully Creek.
Fishing was very poor but
they saw several rattle
snakes and killed one with 9
rattles.
Christie Bullard played at
the piano recital, held at the
LDS church. Saturday after­
noon. Mrs. Dorothea Mit­
chell is the teacher.
Doris Greenhaw of Mo­
desto. Calif., visited at the
John Sebum home last week.
She came on Monday and
went home on Sunday She is
the daughter of Mrs. Golds
Roper, who makes her home
with her brother John. Mrs.
Roper and her daughter
attended the Open House
held Sunday for Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Bullard on their
55th Wedding Anniversary.
Mrs. Hazel Herrman visi­
ted the L. E. Robbins.
Sunday afternoon and accom­
panied them to the Bullards
open house.
Mrs. Clyde Bowers atten­
ded the piano reciatl Satur­
day afternoon at the LDS
church. Brenda and Barbie
Bowers of Parma. Idaho were
of the pupils attending.
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Plans are udnerway for a
Bicentennial Celebration at
the Nu Acres Hall. A
day-long program including
baseball, a sing-song, square
dancing, a community picnic
are a few of the ideas under
consideration. Mrs. Gerald
Russell
is heading the
committee for promoting this
and anyone with ideas to
share or who wants to help,
please call her 674-2097.
Events Around Adrian
». c>rf.
Mr. and Mrs. Keven Roun­
tree and son of Ontario spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Freel. Other dinner
guests wete Mr. Dennis
Miller and Penny Freel.
Cristine Orris was a Sunday
afternoon caller in the Freel
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Looney
of Boise visited his brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney
Sunday.
deliver the invocation and
be ned iction.
Procession» I
and recessional music will be
provided by Ho Schmid on
organ, and Richard Dalzell
will direct vocal selections,
service
News From Big Bend
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BIG BEND
Mrs Darryl
Seuell was pleasantly sur­
prised Wednesdas afternoon
when twenty-four of her
neighbors and friends came
to welcome her to Big Bend.
She was presented with a
Wishing Well filled with
money and well wishes. Mrs.
Alan Bennett and Mrs Mike
Sillonis were the instigators
of the surprise.
Mrs. Darrell English. Mrs
Dyre Roberts. Mr. and Mrs
Varner Hopkins and Mr. and
Mrs. Boyce Van De Water
attended funeral services for
Ruthie Miller at Parma
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs
John Luciano re­
turned to her home in Denver
Thursday. She had been
visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Noel Tuppeny.
Julie Sillonis is the latest
victim of the chicken pox.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts and
Mrs Herb Wenke of Adrian
left Thursday to attend State
Recognition Davs for Tops in
Portland.
Friday, Mrs.
Wenke participated in the
Baggy Dress Parade. Satur­
day morning they both were
awarded a special necklace
for being a TOP five years.
Saturday afternoon they were
in the Circle of Light
Ceremony. Mrs. Wenke was
given special recognition at
that time. She had been State
Queen in 1971. They re­
turned home Sunday after­
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wmid
and Mrs. Wenifred Bennett
attended high school gradua­
tion at Marsing Thursday
evening at which their
grandchildren. Mark and
Brenda Wood were gra­
duated. Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Bennett attended the after
graduation party at the Floyd
Wood home in Marsing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bennett
attended the baseball games
between Adrian and Elgin at
Baker Thursday.
Mrs. Kenneth Hopkins and
children of Eugene came
Saturday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Varner Hopkins and
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lowe of
Wilder. She returned home
Monday but her children
Emmy and Nathan remained
for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Ross and their two grand­
children left Monday mor­
ning for their home in
Eugene after a week's visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
Chaney and family.
Mrs. Charles Witty spent
Monday morning at the Holy
Rosary Hospital in Ontario
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
I
with Mrs Bill Spears of Vale
who had undergone surgerv.
Mrs. Dick Bennett and
Mrs Kas Ishida attended the
baseball play-off between
Adrian and Pilot Rock at
Pendleton. Monday.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts atten­
ded funeral services for a
life-long friend. Mrs Bessie
Allen, who was killed Friday
evening, at Nampa Tuesday
afternoon. She also visited
her mother, Mrs Florence
Henderlider at the Nampa
Convalescent Center and
sisters Marie Douglas and
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Blades
in Deer Flat.
Carlene and Darlene Car­
roll were honored with a little
birthday parts Wednesday
after school at the Dyre
Roberts home for their 10th
birthdas Guests were Mrs.
Stan Thomas, Toshia and
Kevin, Jenny and Christy
Seuell. Michael Tallman and
their mother, Mrs.
Jim
Carroll and big sisters. Mary,
Becks and Sue.
ADRIAN - Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Lang of Nampa came
Thursday and visited Mrs.
Sue Ashcraft until Saturday.
Mrs. Sue Ashcraft enter­
tained with a picnic honoring
her son-in-law Robert Hamel-
ton of Boise on his birthday
Sunday. Other guests were
his wife, Mrs. Hamelton and
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hamel­
ton of Wilder.
Mrs. Sue Ashcraft and
Clara Holly and Rosie Mar­
tinez of Owhyee Junction
sold poppies for the Ameri­
can Legion Saturday.
Mrs. Mabie Piercy atten­
ded a bridal shower for Judy
Mecham given by Trudy
Kasman in Nyssa. Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Mabie Piercy
also attended Judy Mecham’
No. 3556
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
In the Matter of the Estate of
Ruth C. Foster
Deceased.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that Raymond T.
Sager has been appointed
Personal Representative of
the above-entitled estate and
that his attorneys are Henig-
son. Stunz and Fonda, whose
address is 106 Main street,
Nyssa. Oregon. All persons
having claims against the
estate are required to present
them to the Personal Repre­
sentative at 106 Main Street,
Nyssa. Oregon, within four
months after the date of first
publication of this notice, or
they may be barred.
All persons whose rights
may be affected by the
probate of the decedent's
estate are hereby advised
that additional information
may be obtained from the
records of the above-entitled
Court, the Personal Repre­
sentative or his said attor­
neys.
Dated and first published
this 27th day of May. 1976.
s Raymond T. Sager
Personal Representative
Mrs. John Stringer and
Mrs. Rex Voeller were co­
hostesses at a bridge lun­
cheon at the Moore Hotel in
Ontario on Saturday. Out-of-
town''guests were Mrs.
Evelvn Newman and Mrs.
Linda Stringer both of Boise,
t nere were three tables in
play and winners were. Mrs.
Chuck Michaels. Mrs. Louie
Maulding and Mrs New man.
Student» l*re»ent
Spring Recital
Piano students of Mrs,
Kathy Flanders presented
their annual spring recital
Sunday. May 23 in honor of
the Bicentennial year. It was
a program of well known
American tunes and all
American composers.
Participating students
were; Vance Bybee. Angela
Call. Pam Hartley. Mike Hill.
Shelly Hill. Terri Hill. John
McCune. Angela Radford,
Gerrilyn Schulthies. Jeanne
Sword and Katrina Sword.
Many relatives and friends
of the students attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts
attended an after graduation
party for Kathy Church in
Wilder Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell
English and Toshia Thomas
left Saturday for Peck. Idaho
to visit the Milton Watson
family. Sunday they attended
high school graduation for
Marty Watson at Lewiston.
They returned home Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
Chancy entertained with an
after graduation party tor
Deanna Sunday evening.
Forty-five friends and rela­
tives attended.
Big Bend is proud of our
ten students who graduated
from Adrian High School
Sunday evening Thev are,
1 inlev Howell. Theone Teter.
Peggs Ishida. Beth Zueger.
Deanna Chancy, Mary Tur
ner. Mary Conklin. Kris
Carlock. Chuck Sykes and
Gus Sillonis.
Mr. and Mrs Pete Sillonis
entertained with an after
graduation party for Gus
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Varner
Hopkins attended the High
School graduation exercises
at Meridian Monday evening
where their granddaughter.
Vicki Hill was a member.
Mr. and Mrs. Perrv Parrott
of Ontario. Mr and Mrs. C.
W. Musgrove. Mrs. M. L.
Ketner of Marsing and Mrs.
Mildred Smith of Sacramento
California called on Mr and
Mrs. John Packwood Monday
Jolly Janes Club meets
Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Dallas Chancy.
Published May 27, June 3,
10. 1976.
Happy liirthdav
IN THE COUNTY COURT
OF THE STATE OF
OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF MALHEUR
May
27 • Bill
Kouns.
Margaret Dority
May 28 • Stacy Glenn. D.
W. Poor, David Hopper.
Bernard Eastman
May 30 - Jean Mangin.
Don L. Wilson
May 31 ■ Pete Longoria.
Jr.. Pete Stephen. Mary Ann
DeLeon
June I ■ Roberta Purcell.
Ralph Young
June 2 * Gladys Nichol
son. Terri Ziegenbein
No 1567
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
In the Matter of the Estate of
Klaas Stam.
Deceased.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN that Gerrit Timmer­
man has been appointed
Personal Representative of
the above-entitled estate and
IN THE COUNTY COURT
that his attorneys are Henig-
OF THE STAT»: OF
son. Stunz A Fonda, whose
OREGON FOR THE
address is 106 Main Street,
COUNTY OF MALHEUR
Nyssa. Oregon. All persons
having claims against the
No. 3568
estate arc required to present
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
them to the Personal Repre­
PERSONS
sentative at 106 Main Street,
Nyssa. Oregon, within four
In the Matter of the Estate of months after the date of first
MYRTLE M PARKER,
publication of this notice, or
Deceased.
they may be barred.
All persons whose rights
NOTICE IS HEREBY GI­ may be affected by the
VEN that Vernon E. Parker probate of the decedent's
has been appointed Personal estate are hereby advised
Representative of the above­ that additional information
entitled estate and that his may be obtained from the
attorneys are Hemgson.
records of the above-entitled
Stunz and Fonda, whose Court, the Personal Rep­
address is 106 Main Street.
resentative or his said attor­
Nyssa. Oregon Alt persons
neys.
having claims against the
Dated and first published
estate are required to present this 27th day of May. 1976.
them to the Personal Repre­ /»/ Gerrit Timmerman
sentative at 106 Main Street. Personal Representative
Nyssa. Oregon, within four
months after the date of first Published May 27. June 3,
publication of this notice, or 10. 1976.
they may be barred
All persons whose rights
IN THE COUNTY COURT
may be affected by the
OF THE STATE OF
probate of the decedent's
OREGON FOR THE
estate are hereby advised
COUNTY OF MALHEUR
that additional information
__
graduation May 20 and had
refreshments at the Mecham
home later.
K. I. Peterson and his
nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Spig
Fransson if Sweden were
Sunday miming callers in
the George DeHaven home.
Last Monday. Mr
and
Mrs. John Marshall and
family of Meridian came to
the home of Mr and Mrs.
Oscar Schafer and they all
went to Pole Creek fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ■
Mackey attended the Ruth
Miller funeral Wednesday at
Parma.
Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey
were her sister. Wilma Long,
and Ed Sterbenz of Boise and
Larry Mackey and sons of
Nyssa.
IN THE COUNTY COURT
OFTHE STATE OF
OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF MALHEUR
The Mr. and Mrs Bridge
Club enjoyed a Saturday
evening gathering at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Miner. This club keeps a
running score.
• • •
Events Around Adrian
By Dale Witt
LEGAL NOTICES
The Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge Club met last week at
the home of Mrs Ethel Mary
Rhodes. Winning honors
went to Mrs, Irene Larson
and Mrs. John Worrall.
• • •
|
B» (>oUI< Bober«»
Thursday. May 27. 1976
Mr and Mrs. Gilmore of
Palm Springs. California
were Saturday luncheon gue­
sts of Mrs. Anna Long.
Sunday, Mabie Piercy.
Gladys Newbill and Anna
Long visited Bernice Toomb
at Caldwell hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert
Bowles and three children of
Medford came Tuesday and
visited her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George DeHaven until
Thursday when they left on a
trip to Yellowstone National
Park.
Mrs Sue Ashcraft visited
Mr and Mrs. George DeHa­
ven Thursday evening.
Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs George DeHaven visi­
ted in the K. I. Peterson
home and had cake and
coffee with them and their
relatives here from Sweden.
may be obtained from the
records of the above-entitled
Court, the Personal Represeo
tative or his said attorneys.
Dated and first published
this 13th day of May. 1976.
Vernon E. Parker
Personal Representative
Published May 13. 20 and 27.
1976
No. 3557
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
In the Matter of the Estate of
EMMA DAUDT.
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl
VEN that Raymond Daudt
has been appointe«' personal
representative of t|>e above­
entitled estate and that her
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GI­
VEN that the following
named persons, among oth­
ers. filed a petition with the
Owyhee Irrigation District
praying for the inclusion
therein of their lands herein
described as irrigable land
and further praying that a
hearing be held on said
petition and an order of
inclusion granted thereon.
That notice of hearing on
said petition, set to be held
on November 4, 1975, was
duly published in The Nyssa
Gate City Journal in the
issues of October 9, 16. 23
and 30. '1975. and thereafter
an order of inclusion of said
lands was duly made by said
Owyhee Irrigation District on
November 4. 1975.
That by reason of errors in
the descriptions of said
described lands, the Board of
Directors of the Owyhee
Irrigation District has re­
scheduled a hearing on the
inclusion of said lands and
has directed the publication
of notice thereof as required
by statute.
That the correct descrip­
tions of the lands heretofore
erroneously described with
names ot the owners thereof,
are as follows:
S acres in the NE'.NW1.,
Sec. 12, Twp. 19 S., R. 46
E.W.M., owned by Ranald
D. Dakes and Donna J.
Oakes, hnsband and wife,
Jerry M. Huntley and Judith
A. Huntley, husband and
wife, and Joseph E. Bailey.
5 acres in the SE'.NW'.,
Sec. 19, Twp. 21 S. , R. 44
E. W.M., owned by R. Brent
Hartley and Bernlel S.
Hartley, husband and wife,
Julian Mendiola and Carmen
Chert nd I.
NOW. THEREFORE, all
persons interested in said
inclusions and change of
District boundaries are here­
by directed to appear at the
office of the District. 17 South
First Street. Nyssa. Oregon,
on the 1st day of June. 1976.
at 8 00 P M to show cause, if
any they have, why said
described lands should not be
included as proposed in the
petition filed herein.
Bv order of the Board of
Directors made this 4th day
of May. 1976.
OWYHFE IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT
By /•/ Harold Hemgson
Secretary
Published May 6. 13 . 20. 27.
1976.
attorneys
are Henigson.
Stunz A Fonda, whose
address is 106 Main Street,
Nyssa. Oregon. All persons
having claims against the
estate are required to present
them to the personal repre­
sentative at 106 Main Street.
Nyssa, Oregon, within four
months after the date of first
publication of this notice, or
they may be barred.
Additional
information
may be obtained from the
records of the above-entitled
Court, the personal represen­
tative or her attorneys.
Dated and first published
this 13th day of May, 1976.
/»/ Raymond Daudt
Personal Representative
Published May 13, 20, A 27,
1976.
NO 11(1 Of BUIX.EI HEARING
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
Die
budget
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hec’innmg Jul', I I't 7C ,
beginning July I. I9_76 as detailed and sumanzed below, was prepared by the igj Cash, O Accrual, □ Modified Accrual
accounting basis, and x is, O is not consistent with the accounting basis used during the last two years Major changes,
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uniting ba
if any
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detailed and sumanzed below, was prepared by the KJ Cash.
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. is not
and their effects on this budget
the
fiscal
year
19 76 |o_77
J Accrual. ' .) Modified Accrual
consistent with the accounting basis used during the last two years Major changes,
are set forth in an accompanying statement
if any, and their effects on this budget are set forth m an accompanying statement.
be inspected or obtained between the hours ol
Monday thru Friday
A copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained between the hours ol
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Any jrerson may appear lo discuss the hurlget. or any part of il
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Summary was published in the Nyssa Gate City
Journal. May 20, 1976
Notice published May 27, 1976
(County)
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(Dale)
Summary was published in the Nyssa Gate City
Journal. May 20. 1976
Notice published May 27, 1976.
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