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Thursday, October I J, 1977
Adrian To
Servo Hunters
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KINGMAN KOLONY ■
Mra. Grace Cearley of
Emmett came Friday and is
visiting her daughter, Mr.
and Mra. Myron Osborn and
family.
Beta Piercy spent the
weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cart Piercy.
She is recovering from minor
surgery.
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs
Paul Gehrke went to Unity to
cut fire wood. They had a
a picnic dinner with others
who came. They were Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Pittz. Nyssa.
Tony Pitta, Ontario. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Pittz and family
of Nyssa and Max Moore also
Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Moore and son came in the
afternoon and joined the
group cutting wood.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Gehrke were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Conant
and family were also dinner
guests.
Mrs. Dorothy Fox spent
Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday at Marge Griffin's
home in Vale. It was the
meeting of the Treasure
Valley Spinner and Weavers
Guild. Several built Navajo
iooms, and started weaving
Two of the ladies were from
Vale, two from Ontario, a
man from Fruitland and there
were four from Nyssa and
Adrian.
Klaas Lean left Tuesday
morning for Madison. Wis
consin on a ABS tour and
attended the Dairy Expo
show and sale. He returned
home on Sunday.
Mrs. Klaas Laan and their
houseguests Jake Hoek Spa
ans and Frank De Punter of
Holland visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Laan of Middleton
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Laan visited in the Klaas
Laan home Sunday evening
and saw some slides of Jake
Hoek-Spaans and Frank De
Punter's trip through Canada
Fogo Nine
Job's Daughters
Happenings
Going bird hunting thia
Saturday? If so, you may
want to atop by Adrian on
Saturday for a Hunter'a
Breakfaal, notda Mra. Gigi
Smith, Adrian 4-H leader.
The Adrian 4-H Livestock
Club ii preparing a special
breakfait for huntera to be
served from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m.
in the Adrian School Cafe
teria. The 4-H Club ia
offering two choices on the
breakfaat menu, continues
Mrs. Smith.
For hearty eating, four
pancakes, two egga, ham,
coffee or orange juice for
91.75. For those not quite so
hungry, a junior plate of two
pancakes, one egg, ham.
coffee or juice for only 91.25.
“Proceeds from the break
fast will go for a community
service project for the City of
Adrian," says Mrs. Smith.
"We hope to begin our
project by this December."
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Nyssa Goto City Journal • Nyrso, Oregon
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Friday, October 14 • Alco
holics Anonymous, Nyssa
Methodist Church, North 3rd
snd Emison, 8 p.m. For
information call 372-3318 or
372-2526.
Nyssa Golden Age Rum
mage Sale, Metal Building by
Western Hotel, All afternoon
Saturday, October 15 -
Hunter's Breakfast by Job's
Daughters, Masonic Hall, 5
a.m. to 10 a.m.
United Methodist Church,
Rummage Sale, Church Base
ment, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Golden Age Rummage
Sale, Metal Building by Old
Western Hotel, all afternoon.
Card Party at IOOF Hall.
Everyone invited, 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, October 16 •
Hunter's Breakfast by Job's
Daughters, Masonic Hall, 5
a.m. to 10 a.m.
Mai. W.W.I. Banacks and
Auxiliary, potluck and busi
ness meeting, Vale Grange
Hall, 1:30 p.m.
Monday, October 17 • Gol-
den Rule Chapter *131 OES,
Masonic Hall, 8 p.m.
Tuesday, October 18 • Ea
gles Auxiliary, Eagles Hall, 8
p.m.
Masons meet at Masonic
Hall, Special meeting confer
ring, Master Mason Degree,
8 p.m.
Wednesday, October 19 ■
Nyssa Golden Age Club. 113
Green Avenue, potluck, 12
noon.
NHS Calendar
Of Events
October 13 • FFA Live
stock Judging TVCC, 9 a.m.
Frosh Football, Nyssa at
John Day, 4 p.m.
Up With People in gymna
sium, 8 p.m.
October 14 • Varsity Foot
ball, Nyssa at Madras
October 15 • Volley Ball.
Prairie Chy at Nyssa, 1 p.m.
Gymnastics at Mac High
October 17 - JV Football,
Nyssa at Baker, 4 p.m.
October 18 - Frosh Foot
ball, Vallivue at Nyssa, 4
p.m.
TVCC Adult
Art Class.
7-10 p.m.
October 19 • TVCC Span
ish Class, 7-10 p.m.
October 20 . Volleyball,
Nyssa at Ontario
Cross Country at Vale
Job’s Dughters, Bethel No.
33 held a special meeting
September 28, for the visit of
Grand Guardian Kay Kramer
of Salem and Associate
Grand Guardian James Ken
yan of Portland. A potluck
lunch preceded the meeting.
During the dinner special
honor was given to Kathleen
Wheeler retiring guardian
treasurer. She was presented
a bouquet of pink roses.
The regular meeting ope
ned at 7:30 p.m. with
Honored Queen Whitni Mor
rison presiding.
Escorted and introduced
were Honored Queen of
Bethel No. 25 Kim Corbett;
Past Honored Queens. Gay
Franklin of Bethel No. 39,
Rupert, Lynn Campbell, Be
thel No. 56 of Auburn,
Washington, Tami Cleaver,
Bethel No. 33, Nyssa; Grand
Bethel Guide Barbara Hol
mes, also Past Honored
Queen of Bethel No. 33;
Guardian Vera Webb, Asso
ciate Guardian Foy Sasser
both of Bethel No. 33; Past
Guardians Marlene Hayden.
Bethel No. 21 of Hillsboro,
Oregon, Myrtle Sasser, and
Della Holmes of Bethel No.
33. Nyssa; Amalia Pratt
Worthy Matron of Golden
Rule Chapter No. 131 OES of
Nyssa.
Initiation was also held for
Marie Godin.
The new Guardian Council
was installed by Grand
Guardian
and
Associate
Grand Guardian. They are
Vera Webb, Guardian and
Foy Sasser, Associate Guar
dian; Guardian Treasurer
Bonnie Eckhart: Director of
Music, Lynn Campbell; Di
rector
or Epic, Madene
Hayden; Director
Finance
Phil Webb; Director of Para
phernalia Donna Hutchinson.
of
Hospital
Visitation
Pentecostal Church of
Christ. Rev. Carl Lassiter
372-3332 Chaplain 10-10-77
to 10-16-77. Nursing Home
Service 10-16-77
Owyhee Community Chu
rch. Rev. Fred Moxum,
372-2761. Chaplain 10-17-77
to 10-23-77. Nursing Home
Service. 10-23-77.
Faith Lutheran Church,
Rev. Steven Myers, 372-3331
4733619. Chaplain 10-23-77
to 10-30-77. Nursing Home
Service 10-30-77.
Latin Assembly of God.
October 13 • FFA Live
Rev. Alex Najar, 372-3691.
stock Judging at TVCC
Chaplain 10-31-77 to 11-6-77.
Hockey. Nampa at Adrian,
Nursing Homer Service 11-6-
7 p.m.
77.
Jr. High Football. Marsing
United Methodist Church.
at Adrian. 4 p.m.
Rev. Jim Monroe, 372-2245.
October 14 • Varsity Foot Chaplain 11-7-77 to 11-13-77.
ball. Adrian at Prairie City. 8
Nursing Home Service, 11-13
p.m. our time and 7 p.m.
-77.
their time.
Meals <m Wheel. Schedule
October 18 - Marching
Band Conference at Fruitland
October • United Metho
October 19 • Annual Drive dist Church.
October 20 - Snook Photo
November ■ Nazarene
to take pictures. Kindergar Church
ten thru grade 12.
December - Park Ave
CPT Meeting. 8 p.m.
nue Baptist Church.
Legal Notice
NOTICE
OF
EQUALIZATION
THE BUCHTEL FAMILY, Nancy, left to
right. Laura, Duane, and wife Ruth were on
hand Tuesday evening to welcome Kaysie
Kent of El Paso, Texas and Jan Budzen, far
right, of Birmingham, Michigan. The two
young ladies are members of the “Up With
People“ cast who will perform in Nyssa,
Thursday, (tonight) at 8 p.m. and will stay
with the Buchtel family during their visit to
Nyssa.
LUXLLUUUU-LUUXJ
Holy Rosary Hospital
October 7 • Mr. and Mrs.
James Davis, Payette, a boy
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson,
Weiser, a girl
Mr. and Mrs. Leona Ruiz.
Ontario a girl
October 8 • Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Coleman, Ontario, a
girl
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Hartwell, Ontario, a boy
October 9 - Mr. and Mrs.
Zane Yokom, Payette, a bcv
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Barber, Ontario a girl
Juan Banda. Ontario a boy
Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Ramos. Ontario a boy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Shaw, Parma, are proud to
announce the arrival of a
baby girl, Dorothy Lynn,
bom Sunday, September 25.
1977, at Holy Rosary Hospital
in Ontario. She weighed
eight pounds and one ounce.
The happy grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shaw, Parma and Mr. and
Mrs. Warner Bogle of Em
mett.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw would
like to thank all those who
have been so interested in
the arrival of this “little one"
and for the many gifts she
has received.
HELLO
WORLD!
CRADLE
ROLL
JoAnne Elizabeth Harris
was bom Monday, October 3,
1977 at Mercy Medical
Center in Nampa to Thane J.
and Nancy Harris. She
weighed eight pounds and
ten ounces, and joins a
brother, Christopher, age
two.
Delighted grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Boydell of Salt Lake City and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris of
Boise. The maternal great
grandmother is Mrs. A. H.
Boydell of Nyssa. Paternal
great-grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Bower and
Mrs. Vonda Harris all of
Malad. Idaho.
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Happy Anniversary
October 71 - Mr. and Mrs
C. E. Landreth
October 18 - Mr. and Mrs
Fay Cora
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GI
VEN. that the Board of
directors of the Ridgeview
irrigation District will meet at
the South Board of Control
Office 1:00 P.M. on the 7th
day of November, 1977, to sit
as a Board of Equalization for
the purpose of reviewing and
correcting its
assessments
and apportionment of taxes
for defraying the operation,
maintenance and construc
tion costs and expenses for
the District for the year 1978.
Any complaint concerning
the assessments or any
changes desired must be
entered with the Secretary of
the District before the date
named herein in order to
receive proper consideration
from the Board.
The 1978 assessment may
be seen at the Ridgeview
Irrigation District office at
the office of the South Board
of Control. Owyhee Project in
Homedale, Idaho.
Done by the order of the
Board of Directors
/s/ Drew Eggers, Secretary
Ridgeview Irrigation District
Published September 29,
October 6. 13, 20, 1977.
PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE
The Oregon Department of
Transportation will hold a
public meeting Thursday,
October 27, 1977 to review
the proposed Six-Year High
way Improvement Program.
The meeting will begin at
7:30 p.m. and will be held in
the Malheur County Library
Meeting Room at 388 S.W.
2nd Avenue in Ontario. This
meeting is being held to give
local citizens an opportunity
to respond to this program.
the Secretary of the District
at least fifteen (15) days
before the date of election.
Nominating petition forms
may be obtained from the
Secretary of the District.
By Order of the Board of
Directors of the Big Bond
Irrigation District.
Big Bend Irrigation District
Joe Zueger, Secretary
Published October 13, 20, 27,
1977.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
ON NISSEN TRAMPOLINE
Malheur County
School
District 26, Nyssa, Oregon
will accept sealed bids on the
following physical education
equipment until 4:00 P.M.
MST, November 14, 1977.
Make: Nissen 770 w with
770 sp Pad -- Regulation
competition trampoline--over
all deimensions are 9* x 15’ x
39”.
Drsrrlptiaa: Nylon webb
(heavy duty) bed (6’ x 12’).
Heavy duty spotter chrome
frame with chrome springs.
Pads: Spotter frame and
side pads (pads covering
springs and side frames).
vary limited usage.
The trampoline may be
inspected any week day prior
to the bid opening at Nyssa
High School.
Malheur School District 26
reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Mail or bring bids, in a
sealed envelope marked
Trampoline Bid tot Malheur
County School District *26,
District Office. Adrian Blvd.,
Nyssa. Oregon 97913
Phone 503-372-2275
Published
1977
October
6,
Published October 13 and 20.
1977
NOTICE OF ELECTION
OF
DIRECTOR OF BIG BEND
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
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Aanan
^lervaiiiiie
583-372-2727
208-724-6131
NOTICE IS HEREBY GI
VEN that an election for the
office of one Director for the
Big Bend Irrigation District
in Malheur County. Oregon,
AHS Calendar
Of Events
Fire gutted the home of Rateita Gallegos at
104 East 3rd Street, Sunday. According to the
dispatcher, firemen were called out at 4:30
p.m. and again at about 11:30.
Assistant Fire Chief John Pittz said fhe
cause was unknown. He said the interior of
the house was destroyed.
Firemen were called out Monday afternoon
to Park Avenue near the rathoad tracks,
however, it was a false alarm.
for a term of (3) years, will be
held within said District on
November 12, 1977. The
polling place for said election
shall be the Big Bend school
house located 3 VS miles
southeast of Adrian, Oregon
and the polls shall be opened
at 8:00 a.m. on the day of
election and shall be kept
open until 5:00 p.m. when
the polls shall be closed.
Nominations for such office
may be made by petition,
signed by at least ten (10)
electors of the District or at
an assembly of not less than
twenty-five electors. All no
minations shall be filed with
Parker Larin. 6 Hrdwr.
583-372-2433
208-724-6174
Van DeWater Leveling
583-372-2562
Webb Service Gtonge
583-372-2464
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Working together
Carol Fiscus, Clerk, Hinkle; Kenneth Warner,
Car Inspector, Kellogg; John Ziegler,
Traffic Agent, Kennewick; Berry Davison,
Crew Dispatcher, Spokane; Carl Carpenter,
Sectionman, Baker; Paul Sherman, Chief Clerk, Hinkle;
Beverly Lousignont, General Clerk, La Grande;
Doris Denny, Steno, Spokane; Chuck Baladez,
Section Foreman, Yakima; Jack Frost,
Yardmaster, Hinkle; John Sullivan, Brakeman, Spokane;
Arnold Wyant, Hostler Attendant, La Grande;
Rita Porter, Hostler, Hinkle; Hidde Hanenburg,
Machinist, Spokane.
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