Nyssa gate city journal., October 21, 1954, Page PAGE FIFTEEN, Image 15

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1954
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Plym-
Sunset Valley
Lois C ounsil
P hone 2439
County Youth Are
Urged To Regain
State Corn Title
The Passing Scene
b y Osann
Soil and Water
Conservation Loan
Procedures Cited
generally considered as farm HOLD SALE
operating expenses.
C ub scouts of the K in g m an
To be eligible for a soil and M em orial C om m unity church h e ld
w ater conservation loan, a fa rm ­ a cooked food sale S a tu rd a y a t
er m ust have sufficient e x p e r­ an A drian food m arket. Proceed»,
ience or train in g to indicate that from the sale w ill be used by the*
he has reasonable prospects of scout group Mrs. S tan ley Hill a n d
conducting successful farm ing
Soil and w ater conservation operations and be unable to ob­ Mrs D urlin H am m on sold th e
loans are available to eligible tain the necessary cred it on goods. Both are from N ew ell
.
farm ers
in
M alheur county, reasonable term s and conditions H eights.
Jam es S. Cody, C ounty F arm ers from p riv ate and cooperative
Home ad m in istratio n assistant sources.
w hichever is less. In no case w ill
supervisor said this week
N on-profit associations such as th e rep ay m en t period on loan»
The loans m ay be used to carry incorporated w a te r associations, to individuals exceed 20 y ears.
out m easures for soil co n serva­ m utual w ater and d rain ag e com p­ Loans to associations w ill be r e ­
tion. w ater developm ent, conser­ anies, irrig atio n and drainage paid on th e sam e basis as individ--*
vation, and use, and drainage. districts, and soil conservation ual loans but in exceptional cases
This w ill include the construction d istricts are eligible for a loan can be am ortized over periods up-
and re p air of terraces, dikes, w hen th ey are unable to obtain to 40 years. Each bo rro w er w ill
ditches, ponds and tanks, the es­ ad equate credit elsew here and be req u ired to refin an ce the u n ­
tablishm ent and im provem ent of m eet certain o ther conditions. paid balance of his loan w hen he-
perm an en t pastures, basic ap p li­ For exam ple, asseiations to be is able to o btain a loan at re a so n ­
cation of lime and fertilizer, tree eligible m ust be prim arily en g ag ­ able rates and term s from other
planting, well drilling, and the ed in ex ten d in g to th eir m em bers sources.
purchase of pum ps and o th er i r ­ services directly related to soil
Individuals c a n b o rro w a -
rigation equipm ent.
conservation, w ater conservation, m ounts up to $25,000. It is e x ­
The new loan program was and use, or d rain ag e of farm j pected th at the average loan to a
m ade possible by legislation r e ­ land.
farm er will be less th an $5.000.
cently passed by th e 83rd con­
The loans will be scheduled W ater facility loans last y e a r
gress w hich greatly expanded the for rep ay m en t w ithin the sh o rt­ averaged $4,500. Loans to asso cia­
est period consistent w ith the tions have a ceiling of $25.000.
w a te r facility loan program .
Soil and w a te r conservation ability of the borrow er to repay. All loans will be secured by the
loans m ay be m ade from funds | No loan will be scheduled for r e ­ best lien o b tain ab le on ch a tte ls or
supplied by p riv ate lenders and paym ent o v er a period w hich e x ­ real estate to th e e x ten t necess­
insured by the governm ent or ceeds the useful life of th e im ­ ary to ad q u ately protect the
th e
security, G o vernm ent's investm ent.
from funds ap p ro p riated by con­ provem ent o r
gress. Loans from appropriated
.4 J v e r tis * m e n t
funds will be m ade only w hen
insured funds are not available.
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Loans, e ith e r d irect or in s u re d .1
will only be m ade w hen the a p ­
plicant is unable to obtain the
credit he needs at reasonable
5mitty's
rates and term s from other
sources. The F arm ers Home a d ­
Not-So-Silent Partner
m inistration is authorized to in ­
sure up to a total of $25,000,000
each year. In addition, for fiscal
From where I sit, Sm itty’s bird
Dropped *nto S m itty ’s gas s t a ­
1955, the engress ap p ro p riated
may be good for business — and
tion last week and met his new
$11,500,000 for this type of a s­
may get him a few laughs. But
p a r tn e r who tu r n e d out to be a
sistance.
when people act like parakeets,
real talker.
A pplications for all loans, in-
“ W hat’ll it be?” asked Sniitty. they’re not so funny. F ar in­
1 sured or direct, w ill be m ade at
Before I had a chance to answer stance, those who keep insisting
I the county office of the F arm ers
I heard a strange voice “ Fill her over nnd over again th at their
Home ad m in istratio n located at
up!
Fill her u p !” And there was neighbors shouldn’t have a g la s s }
O ntario.
Sm itty’s p artn er — one of those of tem perate beer with their sup­
Loans w ill be m ade to carry
per now and then. They're simply
parakeets perched next to the
out only the types of soil con­
repeating their own ideas, w ith­
gas pump.
servation practices th at are in
out any regard for the rights of
"T o o k me a m o n th ,” S m itty
accord w ith the recom m endations
others.
said, “hut I finally ta u g h t him to
m ade by the extension service,
say
those
magic
words.
I
t’s
su
re
A gricultural S tabilization C on­
paid nIT — he's had a good influ­
servation com m ittee and t h e
ence on my cu sto m e rs.”
Soil C onservation Service.
Soil and w ater conservation
loans will not be av ailab le for
Copyright,
I nited States Breuers Foundation
an n u ally recu rrin g costs th at are
C ounty corn grow ers are again
Mr. and Mrs. C. L W ilson of invited to p articip ate in the O re ­
losw ell b ro u g h t th eir grand- gon state corn show com petition,
laughter.
Lila Mae back to the according to Leeds Bailey, county
came
lome of h er parents, Mr. and extension agent. This year's show
jhters,
d rs H arley W ilson S unday after will be held on Dec. 3 and 4 at
( been
w eek's visit.
i, Mr.
W oodburn.
Mrs. Ja c k Fields and children,
The show will feature best 10
erry , Jim m y and S haron and ea r and yield contests for adult,
p and
moth-
ackie visited at the hom e of 4-H and FFA divisions. Division
[r. and Mrs. O ra N ew gen S atu r- w in n er w ill com pete for sweep-
Sun-
ay evening. G arry, M elvin and; stakes prizes to d eterm in e state
visit-
arrel W ilson also spent the cham pions.
îwers
/ening there.
M alheur county lost its yield
Mr and Mrs. Theo F isher of
crow n to U m atilla county last
gle and R obert F orney of Par- y ear w hen Ron Larson. FFA e n ­
two
ndav.
a cam e S unday to visit th eir
try from H erm iston, produced a
A>h-
lece, P atricia Rice, at the O r a 1 w hopping 204 bushels per acre.
îven-
ew gen home.
The previous record was held by
îorge
Mrs. O ra N ew gen and Mrs. Ada R obert Refferd of Nvssa who h a r ­
Mrs.
arrison w ent to E m m ett Mon- vested 187 bushels per acre in
col-
to visit Mrs. M ary Max- 1949.
Id who is Mrs. H arriso n ’si sis-
Bailey urges corn grow ers w ith
r-in-law .
stess
t her
The P leasan t H our club m et w hat ap p ear to be large yields to
Dail
ay at th e hom e of Mrs. O. list th eir fields at the county
vere
Counsil w ith six m em bers and ag e n ts’ office for yield m easure­
re­
guest present. The afternoon m ent.
hose
as spent visiting.
vere
Mrs. Lee S to k er atten d e d the
arge
im ary Hom e B uilders S ilver j Malheur Upping
and
ubilee at th e O w yhee w a r d :
Berry Plantings
h F riday.
ac-
Mrs. C laude W ilson an d T erry
M alheur
co u n ty ’s
M arshall
rill-
Mr. and Mrs. P ete W ilson, stra w b e rry plants received their
iay,
avid and D uane visited at the [ th ird inspection for certification
ich.
of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es last w eek, according to Leeds I
gley F ridav evening. D uane Bailey, county extension agent,
llson show ed som e m oving N orm an Dobie, certification spec- j
"What’s the matter, Chick? Don't you know you’re with a
of ev en ts and people a- j ialist from O regon S tate college,
und Mose Lake, W ash.
exam ined the plants.
very experienced one-arm driver?'!
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. C ounsill Dobie estim ated the county's
rove to C aldw ell T uesday to production at 7,036,000 plants,
Mrs. Em m a P. K esler of Burley
isit M art C arlyle.
Each acre will yield about 150,000
is in Nyssa visiting Mr. and Mrs.
W ord was received th at Mr. of the new stra w b e rry sets. T he:
C. R K esler and Mr. and Mrs. V.
nd Mrs. G lenn K no ttin g h am of am o u n t rep resen ts m ore th a n half
L. K esler.
)n ta n o are th e p aren ts of a son, of the s ta te ’s production,
orn Oct. 16.
A final inspection for root d i - !
Rose W illis
Mrs. Lee S to k er took h er in- seases w ill be m ade early n ext
at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
knt son to Boise F rid ay for a spring before the crop is dug.
F rancis D effer and fam ily several
heck up a fte r an operation.
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Mrs. G ayle M artin and girls a t - 1 days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert S m ith Annual Staff Chosen *
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Mr. and Mrs. D G. McDonald
knd children, and Mr. and Mrs
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------ rian Union h ieh school annual 1 T b° ' nburg *n Bolse S unday.
are v isjting at the hom e of Mr.
Cnottingham drove out into the
recen tly c h L e n b ^ th e siu
The Junior and hlgh sch° o1 and Mrs. F rancis D effer. Mrs. M e
ills S unday and enjoyed a w ien- j
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I band m em bers of A drian atten d ed Donald is Mr D effer’s sister
*i roast.
d ent body of the school by pop-u- th
U nited S tates A air F o rce u o " d , a i s m r u e I I e r s s l s t e r '
i Mr. and Mrs. E lver Nielson and lar vote A11 candldates w ere from k — n ------Mr. and Mrs. P hillip B arm ck of
band , c° nc*r t at 't he Boise h '&h of Los Angeles w ere lunch guests
f i r . and Mrs. Doyn P rice and the senior class.
Chosen w ere: A lan F ahren- Scb° o1 S unday afternoon
at th e hom e of Rev. and Mrs.
C raig drove to B aker and C ald ­
bruch, editor; Jim S toker, assist-
^ r; ant* ^ rs
** V. ood of H enry M oore Sunday,
w ell F riday.
Mrs. p rancis Deffer, Mrs. H enry
| Mr. and Mrs. Ew en C hard visit­ an t editor; R obert M ontgom ery, | be C herry C reek resort called on
photo
editor;
A
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McCoy,
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and Mrs. Edna C ow ling at-
ed S unday afternoon w ith Mr. j
jmd Mrs. E lver N ielsen and sons., tre a su re r; B ernadine Price, circu- , ^ n a y e M artln hom e F riday even- tencje(j th e p resb y tery and Pres-
b y terial m eeting at W eiser T hurs-
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Olsen latlon m anager; Dede C o n n a u g -,
Visited old tim e neighbors Mr h av ’ business m anager; A nita
M arsha Willis, M arilyn P a rk e r day
imd Mrs. J. A. M cNultv n ear Vale P ra tt, special fe atu re editor; J u n - > and B onnie S te in er atten d e d a
Mrs. R onald S axton retu rn ed
S unday.
,or M cGinnis, sports editor.
birth d ay p arty at the hom e of hom e F rid ay from the M alheur
Mr. and Mrs. K eith K ygar Sun-1 M em onal h £sp itai w ith h er new
Seven girls w ere guests at a j
flu m b e r p arty given Oct. 8 at the Reed m ade up a h u n tin g p arty j day afternoon in honor of Flor- son. S teven, who was born Wed-
h o m e of Mr. and Mrs. K en n eth ! th at w ent to D urkee M onday. Re- j in e'
[ nesday.
L o ren sen , to honor the b irth d ay suits are unknow n at present.
and Mrs. Dick Davis m oved
Mr anfj j^ rs j- j p C(erson ]e f.
Of S haron K ay Fields. The o th er
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. H aw kins from P rin ev ille and are now liv- Friday to spend a w eek w ith th eir
f i l l s p resen t w ere B everly Der- and Mrs. Z elliah H aw kins of *n £ in J u n tu ra .
d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. R obert
r u k , L o rrain e M cCormick. Bar- P leasan t Valley, Ore., Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Ja rv is and N eer in P ortlan d .
b a ra B rew er, Helen S nyder. M ary Mrs. Don H ite and children and Mr. and Mrs. R ich H olly and
K aren M cKinley, V anae S to k ­
A sh craft and B arb ara G ilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Jac k E lliott w ere Tim m y left M onday on a huntin g
er, M argaret B u tler and Mrs. i
S h aro n K ay received m any nice su p p er guests S unday at the hom e trip n ear Jo rd o n Valley.
H enry Moore atten d ed a F.H.A.
p iesen ts. t he girls had a lunch, of Mr. and Mrs. Don B rew er,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Teske of N ys­
m eeting in Nyssa S atu rd ay .
served on the law n d u rin g the
M onday, Jo h n R effett, John sa called at the hom e of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge R itte r and
fv e n in g .
! C ollier of O ntario, E lm er Clon- Mrs. Bill W illis S unday evening.
D
onnay
of San B ernardino, Calif.,
Mrs. C huck G ilbert and P atsy
The Rev. and Mrs. K en n eth inger, Mr. M cA lister of P ortland
called at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. j
H im ple are th e p aren ts of a girl and J. M acintosh w ent to hunt of Vale called on Mrs. Bill W illis
H enry R eu ter S unday. Mr. R itter
l o r n Oct. 19.
' in the hills n ear Sheaville.
W ednesday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. H om er B rew er,
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Mr. and Mrs C l.m D ollar and 1 18 ™rs' R®u t*r s b ro t,hc£
Jac k B rew er of O ntario and Buck 1 USE THE C LA SSIFIED ADS.
fam ily of W est Linn, Ore., called .
aad
B ar'
and
_____ I ___________________________ I fam ily atten d ed th e P resb y terian
ch u rch in P arm a Sunday.
Dick and Luis S tam w ere S u n ­
day d in n e r guests at the hom e of <
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Webb.
C layton M artin, M arvin H enry,
R oger N orland and Lee spent
several days h u n tin g near Unity.
Mrs. M ary H enderson and Mrs.
Bill Looney gave a b irth d ay d in ­
n er F rid ay evening in honor of
Mrs. A nna Sparks.
M ary W eir and C arth erin e w ere
d in n er guests of Mrs. M ary H en ­
derson and Mrs. A nna S p ark s j
S unday.
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