THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1949
PACE FOUR
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
HELD AT OWYHEE
SUNSET VALLEY. May 5—Mr
and Mrs. Neil Dimmick, and their
daughter, Mrs. Harold Fylllngness,
and her two children, Christine and
Oliver, arrived home Monday af
ter attending the 50th wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Dimmick in Yakima over the week
end.
An informal reception was held
Saturday evening in the Y. W. C. A.
building with 160 friends and rel
atives participating in the cele-
b-atio.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
i Larry) Dimmick and son of Nyssa
were also able to attend, as Larry
is at present studying at the
Yakima Valley college.
Three sisters of Mrs. Neil Dim
mick. Mrs. M. I. Roberts of Tekoa,
Washington, Mrs. David Evans of
Seattle, and Mrs. Frank Lathan of
Albion, Washington, were over
night guests at the Dimmick home
Friday evening. The three sisters
were enroute to Raymondville,
Texas, located at the southernmost
tip of Texas on the Gulf of Mexico,
where their mother, Mrs. Susan
Handley is visiting. Mrs. Handley
had .offered a heart attack while
visiting relatives, and her daugh
ters planned on bringing her north.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Lewis Mitchell home were Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Mitchell, Henry and
Denzil Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs
l'liil Mitchell and son, Jerry.
Mr. and rs. Lewis Mitchell, Mr
and Mrs. Melvin Pendarvls und
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hlllls attend
ed the Vale rodeo Saturday even
ing.
Ellis Le Fefore of Portland, for
mer war buddy of Don Strick
land. und Mr. Parker of Baker,
were unexpected guests Sunday at
the Don Strickland home. Le Febrc
was a sergeant when he and
Strickland were overseas with the
41st division in the New Guinea
campaign, and the two had much
reminiscing. Le Fibre is now em
ployed In Baker installing new
sprinkling systems. The guests and
the Strickland family had dinner
und then drove to the Owyhee
dam.
Mrs. Martha Klingback was hon
or guest at u dinner celebrat
ing her 01st birthday Friday eve
ning at the home of her duughter,
Mrs. Jesse Gregg. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and
family, Fred Kllngbiuk, und Mr
and Mrs. George Gregg and family.
A lifetime appointed Sheaffer pen
was presented to Mrs. Klingbuck
by her children.
Little Janis
Greg)?, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Gregg, who was celebrat
ing her first birthday, also had
a special tiny birthday cake.
'Mr. and Mrs. James Lungley were
hosts at a Sunday dinner honoring
Mrs. Langley's father, E. J. Hob-
Gary Nielsen celebrated his 7th
birthday Tuesday. Dinner guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Orcutl
and, family of Payette, and Mr. and
Mrs’ Clifford Nielsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Klaudt of
Sacramento,, have been visiting tne
past week at the Henry Hint/,
home. Klaudt is a nephew of Mrs.
convention by inter-factory com mong the visitors in attendance.
Goates and Fullmer represented
mittees repreoentiikj 53 local unions
end all the major beet sugar comp Beet Sugar Refinery Employees
local No. 22918 of Nyssa at the
anies in the United States to dis convention and also the entire
cuss and plan for furthering better Amalgamated unions, a loo,? with
and labor in the entire sugar In other delegates from each local
in the five operating plants of the
dustry.
Highlights of the convention company, as they are chairman
were the appointment of two and secretary respectively of the
.pecial committees, one to draft, Amalgamated Inter-factory com
ready for presentation to the comp mittee.
anies, an industry-wide contract
overing both wages and working Eiders Have Party—
conditions and another to study I The elders quorum and their
and work out a pension plan equit- I partners, of both the Nyssa first
and second wards of the L D. S.
able to labor and management.
Two hundred members attended • churches held a weiner roast and
the business sessions and entertain party at the city park Thursday
ment features of the convention. > evening. Grant Jones and Leon
The international president o f , Child were in charge of arrange
he council. R. E. James, was a ments.
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The federal security agency and the
department of agriculture issued the
following statement on April 5, 1949
after a meeting of the principal gov
ernment agencies concerned with the
utilization of DDT in the national and
international health and economy.
“A number of statements have been published
during the last several days which have misled
and alarmed the public concerning the hazard
of using DDT as an insecticide .. .The food
and drug administration has not prohibited the
use of DDT in spraying dairy cattle and barns
. . .There is no justification for public alarm as
to the safety of the milk supply from the stand
point of DDT contamination.”
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Spray Early—Spray the Building—Spray the
Cattle, and re-spray when necessary according
to directions on the package.
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V A W V A V W .’
SATURDAY, MAY 7
At Nyssa Insurance Agency Office
Catholic Altar Society
CORRAL FULL OF BARGAINS AT OUR
MONTE ROUND-UP OF VALUES!!!
Prayer meeting was held at Wil
liam Gregg's home Wednesday eve
ning with over 30 attending.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gregg and
son, Phillip, were dinner guests
Sunday at the Donald Grant home.
Charles Briggs of Caldwell vis
ited hLs brother, Frank Briggs, Sat
urday.
son, on liin (¡1st birthday. Guests
were Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Hobson
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Lorln W Goales und L. H. F ul
lmer returned home Friday eve
ning from Ban Francisco, where
they attended the second annual
week-long convention nf the In-
ternatlonal Council of Sugar Work
ers and Allied Industries unions,
which was held in the Hotel
Whitcomb.
Meet lugs w ere held prior to the j
Mother's Day Sale
w « m 9Bm
JOHN E. OSTROM, Owner
Hint*.
GOATES, FULLMER
ATTEND SESSIONS
OF LABOR UNIONS
PER GAL.
Col. Bert
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Adams of Home- ion John Day highway, then « 4 'chickens, machinery.
Visit in Nyssa—
'mile east, then 1 mile north. Dairy | Anderson and Joe Church, auct-
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brown and dale Sunday.
cows, household goods, pigs, horses, | ioneers.
daughters. Pauline and Geraldine,
SALE CALENDAR
and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Brown
and family of Boise, were visitors PUBLIC FARM SALE — Located
over the week-end at the home of | one mile west, then one mile north
Mr. and Mrs. Burnall Brown.
j of Vale. Sale starts at 1 o’clock.
Wednesday. May 11, terms, cash, A.
! K. MoMurdo, Owner.
Visit In Homedale—
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge N. Bear
visited at the homes of Mr. and FARM SALE—Friday, May 13, 1
COOKED FOOD AND BAZAAR
Mrs. Elsmer Finn and family and p. m. Zeb Evins, 6 mi. No. of Vale
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May 6, 7, & 8
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