Nyssa gate city journal., June 13, 1957, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1957
PAGE TEN
well S atu rd ay , Miss R athbun,
g ran d d au g h ter of Mrs. L ydia
W orden, is a g rad u ate nurse and-i
is receiving physical th erap y in ­
Lois Counsil
struction at Mayo Bros, w here
Modern Pioneer Club
she will g rad u ate in August.
L arry V aughn, form er Nyssan,
P h o n e 2439
g rad u ated from B righam Young
4-H boys and girls who w ill be
univ ersity at com m encem ent e x ­
; ex h ib itin g a t the spring fa ir this
(L ast W eek's N ew s)
(L ast W eek's News)
ercises th e re F rid ay and will ac­
week and giving dem onstrations
Daily
vacation
B
ible
school
cept a position as Boy Scout field
t
w
ill
tak
e
m
aterials
to
O
ntario
Bob
N ew gen took his sons and
started a t the P resb y teria n Com ­
m an at Idaho Falls in the fall.
parents Mr. and Mrs. L. E. New-
m unity church M onday m orning T uesday m orning.
Vaughn, w ho m ajored in execu­ w ith an en ro llm en t of 57 pupils
M argaret B u tler played in Miss gen to W allow a in his tra ile r
tive scouting, is scheduled to take and 17 teachers. Mmes. Jo h n Au- H offm an’s piano recital in Cald- house for a cam ping trip last Sun-
a six w eeks’ train in g course in k er and Edna D eH aven w ith the weil T uesday n ight and h er se- day. S atu rd ay Bob and V era Wil-
New Je rse y this sum m er. He and assistance of Mrs. A thol S ayre lections w ere three num bers, son visited h e r brother, and fam -
Mrs. V aughn, th e form er Ju n e have been in charge of the org an i­ “C onfidence” by Felix M endels- dy in B aker. S un d ay they w ent
P eterso n of Nyssa, will spend the zing of th e school. T h e m others sohn, C hopin’s “P relu d e in A to W allowa an
d b ro
ught the
and
rought
m ajor p a rt o f th e sum m er at the and young people h av e cooper­ M inor” and “In a Chinese T ea­ cam pers and tra ile r home. D uring
hom es of th e ir parents, Mr. and ated in p rep arato ry work.
room ” by G ran t. Mmes. M argaret th e week th ey visited th e M elvin
Mrs. G eorge V aughn, F ruitland,
P ay n e and Vern B utler and her P en d arv is fam ily an d th e L ynn
The Ja k e Borge fam ily m et re l­
and Mr. and Mrs. G lenn Peterson,
P au lin e B u tler attended B uffington fam ily. Mr. and Mrs.
atives, Mr. and Mrs. L yle H arvey, sister,
Nyssa.
th e recital.
Lloyd T obler of N yssa stopped at
and Mr. an d Mrs. Cecil P a rk e r pnd
Mr. and Mrs. P eterson, Dee Ann fam ilies at th e P ay ette C em etery
Mr. and Mrs. Bob K u rtz w ere th e cam p S atu rd ay .
and K ath y atten d ed the com ­ T hursday m orning. L a te r th ey I hosts at d in n er T hursday evening
Mrs. A gnes Chadd returned
m encem ent exercises.
had d in n er in W eiser at th e H a r­ for the E lm er Cruson fam ily of hom e from Vale M onday night
vey home. T he young people Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. David High- to be hom e for som e tim e
Mr. and Mrs. H enry C ollier and
comes im p o rtan t to tim e the op­ w ent sw im m inv in the C am p­ land and children of Pendleton^
eration ra th e r carefully.
bell Hot S prinbs in th e afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley K urtz and Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n C ollier and
T he m others of th e 6th, 7th and children and Mr. and Mrs. M. baby and a friend all of O ntario
W ith som e crops, a p re-em erg­
K urtz.
! w er S unday d in n e r guests of Mr.
8th
grade pupils of th e P re sb y te r­ I
ence b u rn in g works. This is a
Mr. and Mrs. Roy M echam and and Mrs. J o h n R effett.
process of b u rn in g th e weeds be­ ian church helped th e young
L inda of N yssa w ere Sunday din-
Mr. and Mrs. L oren H ite SDent
fore th e crop is up. W ith p eren ­ people give the church m em bers ner guests at the C arl Piercy th e w eekend at th e Jo h n R effett
of
the
8th
grade
g
rad
u
atin
g
class
nial weeds th ere m ust be re p eat­ a banquet W ednesday n ig h t home. In th e evening the T hur- home. T h eir son, S h orty who was
ed bu rn in g s as th ey w ill r e ­ M embers of the class from here m an P iercy fam ily of Nyssa and visiting there, re tu rn e d hom e w ith
sprout. T h ere are p lan ts in both w ere Dale Borge, A lice Sim pson the W ayne Piercy fam ily of P ar- them .
the an n u a l and p eren n ial groups and A nn Newm an.
m p i7 erepV1Slt0rSH u ,
. M
M r and Mrs. D onald Jo h n so n of
which h ave long top root stru c­
Alice Sim pson re tu rn e d from
Ellen Piercy, d au g h ter of Mr. Jam eson and Mrs. Ed K en d all of
tures. Som e exam ples of these the S h rin ers C hildrens hospital and Mrs. W ayne Piercy is stay- Vale visited th e ir sister, Mrs. El-
are alfalfa, straw berries, root S atu rd ay w eek w here she u nder- I m g m the C arl Piercy hom e and vin O rm and fam ily S u n d ay
atten d in g Bible school in A drian.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert Schw eizer
vegetables and m any more. These 1 w ent surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. L u it S tam visited
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. K u itz m et and baby of B urns visited from
plants ten d to go into a state of
th e Dick Stam hom e n ear I w ith K u rtz relatives from Sw?et, S atu rd ay to S u n d ay w ith his par-
shock an d send out m any feeder in
F ru itlan d S unday evening.
| E m m ett and Boise a t th e M iddle- ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Schw eiz-
roots an d this is follow ed by a
Mrs. V ern B u tler and P au lin e
m ore vigorous root grow th. Old atten d ed the w edding of a friend ton C em etery and w ith Mrs. er.
K u rtz’s people in the T en Davis
and Mrs. M arion C arey and
alfalfa stan d s have yielded m ore in O ntario S unday afternoon. C em etery, th en g ath ered for a ch Mr.
ildren of G rangeville. Ida. visit­
by burning, as h ave onions. These L ater they en tertain ed at a b irth ­ picnic d in n er in the I. C. D urnil ed from T h u rsd ay to S atu rd ay
w ere n o t caused by less weed day celebration in th e M argaret hom e M em orial Day.
wit), h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
com petition b u t by th e m ore vig­ P ayne hom e honoring P au lin e’s
The V ern B utler fam ily a tte n d ­ Ira I Tice.
b irth d ay ann iv ersary .
orous grow th.
T he fam ilies of M arlon C arey
ed com m encem ent excercises in
Mrs. V irginia T im m erm an a t­ F ru itla n d W ednesday n ig h t to of G rangeville, K e n n eth Price,
Flam e cu ltiv atio n as applied to tended
th e pre-school m eeting in see Ju d y V anderpool graduate. Don ¡Jhare, Jam es, J r. M cGinnis
grow ing w eeds is not intended to th e Mrs. M eta K u rtz hom e T h u rs­
Mrs. D avid H ighland visited of C aldw ell and M rs. O rville
consum e th e p lan t—ra th e r the d ay evening.
w
ith
Mrs. Sally Ju d d S atu rd ay Groves of P arm a had a picnic at
object is to raise the tem p eratu re
Mr. and Mrs. D avid H ighland
the Ira P rice hom e S atu rd ay .
of each p la n t cell sufficiently high and children cam e T h u rsd ay and afternoon. S unday Mrs. H ighland
T he P le asan t H our club w ill
to ru p tu re . T h e m anufacturing visited friends and relativ es u n til and Mrs. M. L. K u rtz visited Will m eet J u n e 11 a t th e Ira P rice
G
ahley
in
P
arm
a.
process is carried on in the leaves M onday.
home.
P au lin e B u tler was an over­
M em orial Day d in n e r guests in
and w ith o u t th ese th e p lan t dies
T he S u n set V alley A ux iliary
unless th e root has stored energy Mrs. L ydia W orden, Lois R ath- n ight guest S atu rd ay of h er cous­ m eeting has been postponed.
in,
A
nn
K
ing
in
O
ntario.
the E livin W orden hom e included
P lans will be phoned to m em bers.
to s ta rt over.
H. E. M cLaughlin, of Boise
Mr. and Mrs. C lyde H oke came
This m ethod of cultivation can bun of R ochester, Minn., Mr. and
Mrs. Bob H alverson and fam ily cam e S unday to visit his sister, from C ulver C ity M em orial Day
be helpful to m any farm ers as of
Caldw ell, Mrs. V ern a Costley Mrs. M. L. K u rtz and tw o m em ­
visited M r. an d M rs. Ira
one of th e w ays to control u n ­ an d L inda of A drian. Lois R ath- bers of his fam ily, E laine and P and
rice T h u rsd ay evening. His
w anted p lan ts and increase q u a l­ bu n rem ained fo r a visit in the Bill M cL aughlin who arriv ed m other, Mrs. Em m a P itk in re ­
ity and yield of a crop.
W orden hom e re tu rn in g to C ald­ by bus M onday from S eattle.
tu rn ed hom e w ith them .
Vaughn Graduates
At BYU in Provo
Iron Chlorosis
Deficiency Cause
In Trees, Shrubs
Fertilizer Urged
For Top Yields
Farm and Barn
News and Views
B y L eR oy P u llia m
T here are m any factors involv­
If some of y o u r trees and shrubs
A gricultural flam ing is w ith o u t
have th a t yellow anem ic look ed in grow ing a crop. F ertilizer is
they are probably suffering from only one factor, hu t an extrem ely question the m ost rap id ly d ev el­
iron chlorosis, according to Leeds ! im portant one. T he use of good oping branch of the liquified p e ­
B ailey, county extension agent. seed, free of noxious weeds, of troleum industry. W hile this ac­
H e reports th a t the problem high germ ination and of adapted tivity has show n its greatest
show s up each y ear to plague variety, is im portant. A m erican grow th in the w est and so u th ­
gardeners in a nu m b er of areas j farm ers, how ever, are m ore and
west, it has no geographical limi
in th e county.
1 m ore depending upon fertilizer for tations. New uses for torches and
T he cause is a deficiency of increased yields.
burners of the type used in w eed
iron in a usable form in th e soil.
F ertilizer properly used is one and insect control on farm s are
A lkaline conditions oftentim e tie
up th e available supply of this of the best investm ents a farm er ! constantly being developed.
elem en t w hich is necessary for can m ake a t today’s prices. Both
A N yssa m an, W ilton Jackson,
satisfactory p lan t grow th. P lan ts research and practical farm e x ­ has been a pioneer in this in d u s­
grow ing on such soil m ay have a perience indicate th at investm ents try. T he use of gas for ditch bank
yellow color and fail to grow in fertilizer not only help to in­ burning has increased from 70,000
properly.
crease m axim um yields b u t it gallons for the y ear 1956 to 100,-
A prom ising answ er to this de­ contributes in an o th er w ay by 000 and up fo r the y ear 1957.
ficiency is a relativ ely new p ro ­ stabilizing crop yields and incom e
d u ct called iron chelate. A n u m ­ u n d er adverse w eath er conditions. Jackson has over 100 tw o-w heel
trailer-ty p e single bu rn ers out in
b er of trees and shrubs in the
T he first essential step in pro­ | use now.
area w ere trea ted successfully last
year.
fitable use of fertilizer is to have
In some areas of the country,
B ailey said d riv in g nails into a soil test m ade.
farm ers are converting th eir tra c ­
trees or burying scrap iron around
A farm er m ust realize the capa­ tors to L P or butane. Jack so n
th e ir roots fails to correct th e d e­
ficiency because the p lants can ’t bilities of the soil, draw ing up a , does not recom m end converting
use iron in the m etallic o r ru st sound plan and u n d erstanding the old tracto rs to this use how ever,
form .
basic economic principles involv­ as factory constructed m odels are
ed, all of which a re prerequisite m ore satisfactory. T hey h ave la r ­
steps to the wise use of fertilizer. ger pistons, cold m anifolds (no
need for a gas to form , as in gas­
oline and m any o th er changes.
This m ethod of w eed control is
B ased on c u rre n t com m ercial
being used in field crops and row
prices of 23 of its principal parts,
crops. T he m ark e t gardens of
a q u a rt of 4% m ilk is a sound
New Jersey, the potato fields of
food v alue today at about 42 cents
M aine and Idaho, corn and w heat
a q u art, according to O regon
A ddressing the A m erican B an k ­ in the north central states, cotton
s ta te ’s Dr. G. A. R ichardson.
ers association in Chicago, T ru e in the south and p astu re and
P ro tein , biggest single value D. Morse, u n d ersecretary of a g ri­ range lands everyw here are com ­
item is w orth about 26 Vi cents, c u ltu re declared: “B anks w ere ing to this m ethod of weed and
based on price p aid for it in o th er n ev e r so w ell equipped to w ork insect control.
foods.
T he startin g point of all ag ri­
w ith farm ers in th e m anagem ent
L ecith in and cephalin, n e x t big­ of th e ir farm s and fam ily fin a n ­ cu ltu re flam ing equip m en t is the
gest v alue item s, am ounted to 4 ces. T here are over 600 farm spe­ flam e th ro w e r type burner. These
cents.
cialists on the staffs of banks w ith are m ade in various sizes and
O th er values in a q u a rt of m ilk an estim ated 1000 o r m ore a g ri­ shapes to fit the needs for each
in clu d e calcium w orth about 3.2 cu ltu ral m en em ployed by banks.” use. T hey all develop a high v e­
cents, fa t w o rth about 2.6 cents
P ointing out th a t “leadership locity flam e.
F lam e cultivation is seldom a
and m ilk su g ar about 1 cent. and sound guidance by those p ro ­
P ro b ab ly the m ost expensive p a rt viding credit w ill often be m ore one-tim e process th a t accom pli­
on a w eight basis is vitam in B12 im p o rtan t to farm fam ilies th a n shes m iracles. It is sim ply a n ­
w hich figures out at 1.7 cents .
the m oney loaned,” the USDA o f­ o th er process enablin g a fa rm er
A dding up to ab o u t 3 cents are ficial told the b ankers “m oney to control weeds. Its success d e­
th e o th er elem ents in a q u a rt o f , loaned u n d er w ise and carefu l pends on the difference in to le r­
m ilk.
supervision p u ts farm er, and the ance to the h eat betw een th e crop
b a n k e r or lender, in a p artn e rsh ip to be protected and th e w eeds to
F o r best results use the Jo u rn a l th at can hard ly be k ep t from be destroyed. These differences
are som etim es tem porary so it be-
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