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THE MYSSA GATE CTTT JOUKff AL.
Owyhee Occurrences
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NYSSA. ORFGON. THURSDAY. JU Í.Y 10. 1932
were neighbors in Utah before Pat-
[ terson's moved here.
Mr and Mrs. Wallace Gregg and
sons were honored guests at a pot-
4trg Alva l n M i d r l l
M r s . K e n n e th M c D o n a ld
luck luncheon Sunday at the Owy-
I hee Community church after Sun-
P ilo n i- ik > J - K l
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| day school. The Greggs were pre
sented with a picture plaque from
Mr. and Mrs I
R. ubiti' vis
Mr and Mr.v Byrd Walters were Nvssa and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wal the group. Mr and Mrs. Gregg have
hons Friday at a picnic on the lawn ters.
-old their place and are moving to ited Sunday a: the Leslie Topliff
at their home for the Robert Jo r><’
home.
Mr. and Mrs. S D. Bigelow spe> t Quincy.
"•’d S h a r o n
of Opportunity, from Friday until Monday of last
Ann V. Lew:- of Salt Lake City
Mrs. Louis Skinner ana grand
Wash., Mr. and Mrs. George Schre.- week with their daughter Mr and daughter. Shirley Skinner came is visiting at the home of her sis
bci. a jr. ana Mrs. Ralph Jones, Mr. Mrs. Carl Jungquist and sons at El- home from California Friday after ter. Mrs. Harry Gardner and familv
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Rey Walters and Brenda topia. Wash. Saturday ar.d Sunday visiting there for the past 10 days.
Harry Gardner left Thursday for
all of Boise, Mrs. Nellie Newbill of the group went on a sight seeing Mrs. Betty White, Johnny Bambu.-h W ashington wi
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trip to Moses Lake and Grand Couie of Los Angeles and Mrs. John Dal- work.
Liam.
Mr and Mr- Garret: Stern and
paz and daughter Donna Jo of Tor
Mrs. W C. Campbell of Kent, rance. Calif., brought Mrs. Skinner Mrs. and Mrs. 1 -lie Robbins spent
Washington spent the night Wed home and spent Friday night here, Sunday aftern n at the James
nesday with her sister Mrs. George returning to California Saturday Stephen, J r home.
Sehweiser.
afternoon. Mrs. Dalpaz is Mr.
Mr and Mr- i iyd Cleaver en
Mr ar.d Mrs. Carl Child of Clin Dalpaz is Mrs. Claude Skinner's sis tertained at a pu luck dinner Sun
ton, Utah, visited Friday afternoon ter and Mrs. White is the Louis day. Guests were Mr and and Mr
with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Patter Skinner's daughter.
Lester Cleaver and familv and Me
son and family. The two families
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Roger at
tended the funeral of his brother Kygar familie- and brought their
Leonard Roger in Cove Monday.
children and Maxine Kygar home
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mills and sons after they had spent a few days
and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morfitt had there.
a picinc with Mr and Mrs. Kenneth
Mr. and M: Charles Share a t
McDonald Friday.
tended the wedding of Bernice Mc
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Millikan and Connell ar.d Gcorce Miller in On
family of Boise and Mrs. Cleoru tario Thursday evening.
Watkins of Caldwell were guests in
Mr. and Mi - I m- Skinner were
the S. D. Bigelow home Friday af hosts at dinner Saturday for Me
ternoon. Mrs. Watkins js Mr. Bige and Mrs. Claude Skinner and chil
lows sister and Mrs. Millikan is Mrs. dren, Mrs. Neal Ni kelson and child
Watkins daughter.
ren, Mrs. Betty White. Mrs Johnny
Linda Jones of Boise is spending Dalpaz and Donna Jo and Johnny
this week with her uncle and aunt, Bambush of Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred McConnell
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Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer spent and Elaine of Ontario .-¡vent Satur
Thursday until Saturday in Hines day and Sund i
rith Mr.
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at the Johnny Westfall home.
Mrs. Charles Share Elaine stayed
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wholcke and with Mr. and Mi Share for a longer
A Daught.r« average:
13,790 Ibs. M.lk
572 Ibi. Fit
family have purchased the basement visit.
house at Owyhee Corner from Berle
6 D am i average:
11.800 Ibs. Milk
Elton Hallmark left Friday for hfs
Phifer and are moving in.
476 Ibs. Fat
home in Grandvu v. W ash. after
Mr. and Mrs. Don Franklin and j visiting here with his grandparents,
Increase of 1,990 Ibs. M ilk; 96 Ibi. Fat.
sons from Boise spent the 4th of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Roger and in
July weekend at the home of her Ontario with hi- uncle and aunt.
This is just one of the m any well-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kygar. Dr. and Mrs. L M Roger.
proved bulls of Holstein, Guernsey and
Larry Culbertson spent a few da vs
Mr. and Mr- Ed Case of Nyssa
Jersey breeds available to Y O U through
last week with his uncle, Merle Mc and Mrs. Cases .-Ister. Mrs Denner
a-tihcial insemination.
Clure and family in Newell Heights. and children of Portland were Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams and day evening guests in the E. E.
Malheur Dairy Breeders
Mary Ellen and Fred Defter went Crocker home
Association
to Amity last week to the home of
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Brenda Walter- is staying in Boise
Mr. Williams brother, Merle Wil with her parents for awhile.
liams to a family reunion. On the
Mrs. Louis Skinner and Shirley
way up the group spent the night visited in the G. L. (Mac* McMillan
at Hines at the John Westfall home. home while in Los Angeles. Mr. Mc
Adell Hammon was a week-end Millan was on a business trip to Chi
guest of Joan Crocker and her par cago so they did not see him but
ents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Crocker.
report that Mrs. McMillan and
Know vour
Mrs. Werner Peutz and Wanda daughters were well.
flew
to
Portland
Saturday
where
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they spent two days with her sis
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ter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Choat and
family. Monday Mrs. Peutz and
Wanda went on to Seattle where
they met Mr. Peutz who had been
fishing in Canada. The Peutz'
stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Louie
Green in Redmond until Wednesday
when they left for McCall and spent
the 4th with Mr. and Mrs. William
Peutz at their cabin and on Sunday
the whole group returned home. Mr.
and Mrs. William Peutz plan to
spend a few days here before re
turning to McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rice and Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Glenn made a trip
to Quincy last week. Lana Rice
stayed with her grandmother, Mrs.
Claude Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Linvillc and
family spent the 4th at Silver City,
Idaho where they picnicked.
N yssa,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar went to
Crooked Creek Sunday where they
visited with the Keith and Kenneai
Buena Vista
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and Mr> Delbert Cleaver and fam
ily.
Mr and Mrs Woodrow Callahan
and children of Drigerton, Utah,
are visiting relatives here.
Anna V Lewis of Salt Lake Citv.
Mrs. Alta Graham of Parma and
Mr- Harry Gardner and Larry weie
dinner guests Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mis. Robert Reffett.
Mv and H n
i ha MoCoWrtff
were Sunday dinner guests at the
M iricel Bishop home.
Ray Callahan, who is in the Navy,
i- home on a furlough to be with his
mother. Mrs j<ve Callahan, who >-
ill He has been stationed at Bay
onne. N.J.
Mr and Mrs. Guy Tanner and
Mr and Mrs. Gerald Horn have
been fishing in Idaho the past sever
al days.
Mr and Mrs LaVern Cleaver and
Alan spent Saturday at the John
Bi'-ven home in Vale.
Mr- Helen Mit -hell of Nyssa. Mr
and Mrs Tom Mitchell and child
ren of Seattle and Mr and Mv-
Fnrna Mitchell of Seattle visited
Saturday and Sunday at the Lester
Cleaver home.
Mr«, oien Hoffman entertained
several women at her home Tuesday
afternoon. Refreshments were ser
ved.
Si mmy and Evelyn Cleaver re
turned from Payette where they had
spent the previous week at the home
of their uncle and aunt, Mr. an i
M r s Elmer Scott.
Where Residents
Spent the Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff had
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. John
Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Topliff. Reta. Mae and Wanda.
A family picnic was held at the
Alva Ooodell home. Guests were Mr.
and Mr Henry E-trick and Vaughn
of Meridian, and Mr. and Mrs D e l
bert Cleaver. Gary, Brian and Don
nie,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver en
tertained at a family picnic at their
h imp with Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Cleaver and family, Mr. and Mr
Loyd Cleaver and family, Mr and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekan-
ger and Garry Ianniard. Ben Cleaver,
and Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Clpaver
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner and
family had a picnic near unity.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gardner and
family were in Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams Mr
and Mrs. Lester Cleaver, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver and Mr. and
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Mr and Mrs. Jarvis Milehell and
Duine and Mr and Mrs. Norman
,Garner and children went picnick
ing in the hills near Weiser the
Fourth of July.
V, alter l ee Reeves returned to his
home at Burns Tuesday after spend
ing one week visiting at the home
of hi- parent-. Mr. and Mrs. John
Reeves.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Parr and Mr.
n.d Mrs. J W Rigney and Doris en
joyed a picnic dinner Independence
Diy at the Parr home. In the eve
ning the group drove to Caldwell
to see the fireworks display.
Mr. and Mrs. Sain Whitaker their
hou-eguest. Mr. and Mrs. J . L i
Rands of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Dick and family of Apple Val
ley s|>ent Saturday at Payette Lakes.
Mr and Mrs. Waller Roth anil
daughters spent the Fourth of July
weekend at Baker vaulting at the
home of Mr Roth’s parents. Mr and
Mrs. Philip Roth. The Walter Roth
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r* c y r
family -¡jgnt the prev: us weekend
on a f .ur-day vacation at Wallow»
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Mrs. UDunna Mi l l e r plans to
leave Friday ir. >minv for Bridge-
ville Pennsylvania to join her hus
band, Cpl. W E Miller who Is sta
tioned there. Cpl. and Mr; Miller
have been visiting her parents, Mr
und Mr- Bill Schoen in Nys.-a.
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Mrs. Ooodell were among those who
attended the Vale rodeo.
Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Cleaver a t
tended the auto races at Meridian
Mr and Mrs. Glen Hoffman and
Glenda spent the day at Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day and
Sandra and Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Day fished at the Malheur reser
voir.
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The dairy industry is under more complete regimen-
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tation in Oregon than in any other state. The main
purpose of the Oregon Milk Control Law is to hold prices up.
To do this it gives the Milk Administration authority to set
prices at the farm, wholesale and retail levels. It is unlawful
to sell milk below these set prices, but Milk Control sets no
upper limit on prices.
The effect of this regimentation on YOU is that well
managed businesses that keep their costs down are not per
mitted to pass their savings on to the customer. Such regula
tions protect high-cost operators, and actually require low-cost
operators to take a larger profit than is necessary.
In other words, you have no chance to get as low a price
as the best merchandisers can afford to give you.
vow #*
Shop Safew ay...for fine foods at everyday low prices
Tho qu estion * and a n sw e r* b elow sh o w som e other w a y s in
w h ich O re g o n M ilk Control affects YOU.
Q . D a e t M ilk Control d U c o u ro g o tom potlM ve dltlrlfcuMon of mlffc?
No one can enter the milk business if the Administrator says such
new competition might disturb existing distributors.
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Q . Doe« M ilk Control o llo w y o u o lo w e r prlco w h en yo u eorry m ilk h o m o youreoM ?
You pay the higher costs of door-to-door delivery w hether you use
this service or not.
A. NO.
O . D o e s M ilk Control lim it tho rlchno«« of m ilk ?
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is limited by the rulings of the Milk Administrator.
A. YiS.
O . D o e s tho O r e g o n M ilk Control l o w regu lolo Sonitory con d ition «?
It has absolutely nothing to do with the sanitation, health inspec
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A. NO.
Q . D o e s M ilk Co n tro l lim it tho s u p p ly of O ro do A m ilk ?
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Y IS T o sell Grade A milk for your use a farmer must first get permission
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given a quota. If he produces more he must often sell the surplus at a
lower price for cheese or other fact«»ry uses.
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