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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. PAGE FOUR N? s 8 a . THURSDAY. JUNE 29. 1961 OREGON Agriculture Department Announces Weights and Measures License Raise homes. Mrs. Canada is an aunt of MOVE TO NEW HOME Sir and Mrs Bob McKinney Mrs. Matherly, Mrs Zittercob and and children moved this weekend Mrs. Bullard. into their new home located at Mr. and Mrs. Roland Heath and 827 Adrian boulevard. New license fee schedule for*reasonable proportionate share of son of Bountiful, Utah, visited last week with his sister, Mrs Ted ling drew the hostess gift. An-1 scales and liquid meters goes into the cost of enforcement of the By Mrs. James Ritchie nual picnic for club members and effect July 1, according to Walter law The department is required, Bowers and family. BUENA VISTA—Mr. and Mrs By Mrs. George Moeller By Farmerettes Club Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gardiner their families and friends will be Steele who is in charge of weights after this year, to hold a public I LaVem Cleaver and family enter - ARCADIA—Mr. and Mrs Miles 1 of Newell, S.D., are visiting Mr. July 16 at the home of Mr. and I and measures for Oregon State hearing before July 1 of each year NU ACRES A housewarming 1 tamed with a barbecue dinner to adjust fees up or down as nec Canada of Jerome, Idaho, visited and Mrs. L. E. Robbins and fam Mrs. Brig Olsen. Department of Agriculture. was held Tuesday evening at the Sunday for Mr. and Mrs Delbert June Feik of Nampa spent June Because of increased travel essary to maintain a reserve fund new home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cleaver and family and Mr. and last week in the Theo Matherly, ily. Mrs. Gardiner and Mrs. Rob 17 and 18 with Mr. and Mrs. Par costs and depletion of weights and of not more than $30,000. How Howard and family. There were i Mrs. Bob Bowen and family. Mr John Zittercob and Otis Bullard bins are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thorsted and ley Feik. measures licence account reserve, ever, such adjustments may not 58 in attendance. An end table and Mrs. Lester Cleaver and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephen license fees were adjusted upward exceed the maximum fees provid was presented to the family by and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and and Mrs. Dean Pettet at Lincoln son of Ogden, Utah, are visiting Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bowers and sen and Sandra and Linda Rich by the 1961 legislature and a por ed by the law. Fees for this year the group. family visited in the evening. Pam, Kim and Niki Highland family a few days this week. ardson spent June 18 in Boise at tion of the general tax funds was were set at the maximum as the Refreshments of cookies, ice of Fruitland visited from Friday Mr. and Mrs Fred Schilling the home of Mr. and Mrs Art restored. This will enable the de reserve fund was too low to carry cream sundaes and punch were Monte Gibson arrived home re partment to maintain its present out the testing program for the served at the close of the evening cently from training at Fort Ord, to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Si accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Eman Richardson and family. uel Schnabel of Payette to Reno, Mr. and Mrs Guy Schaffer of high level of testing commercial coming year. Calif., and will visit at the home las Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool, Nev., and Sacramento, Calif. They Hermiston and Mr. and Mrs. scales and meters, Steele said. The amendment brings liquid iMrs. Cecil Evans accompanied of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay ¡Mr and Mrs. Ermil Jerome of Gibson and family until July 6, Mr. and Mrs Jim Edens and left Friday and returned home Charles Bullard of Nyssa were re Fees for scales are set accord petroleum gas liquid meters un cent dinner guests of Mr. and ing to capacity: 399 lbs. or less, der the license law for the first Kuna and Mr. and Mrs. Dale when he will leave for Fort Leon family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs and Mrs. Otis Bullard. Bates of Meridian to Salmon to ard Wood, Mo , for four months’ Rookstool and daughter and Mr. $1 50; 400 to 1159 lbs., $3; 1160 to time. It also requires authoriza and Mrs. Joe Wright picnicked son of Salt Lake City were Tues attend a planning meeting for the training. 7500 lbs., $8; 7501 to 60,000 lbs., tion from the department for re Return From 4-H Camp day overnight guests of Mr. and moval of repair notice tags by State Grange convention which is Mr. and Mrs. Bill VanZelf and Sunday on the river. Diana Bowers and Lois Spitze $20; 60,001 lbs. or more, $30 Mrs. Ted Bowers. to be held there the last of Octo daughters visited Friday evening Attend Wedding Ceremony Fees for liquid measuring de scale, meter and pump repairmen. returned home June 17 from Cor Mrs. Leslie Topliff, granddaugh Don Bullard, Connie McCrady vallis where they attended 4-H vices are: retail fuel pump other It provides that scales not used in ber at the Russell Talbot home, where Roy Evans and Kathleen Keck the group ate homemade ice ters, Rita Mae and Wanda Top and Mr. and Mrs Ramon Bergan summer than liquefied petroleum gas li trade be tagged “not tested, li camp. attended the 4-H club congress at cream. liff, attended the wedding cere of Nyssa spent the weekend at quid meters. $2.50; wholesale, censed or approved for use in Moscow Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver mony Friday evening for Glenn the Bullard summer home at Mc Carolyn and Billy Stradley of bulk or vehicle tank fuel meters, trade or commerce.” Bend, Ore., are spending two size 2-inch or under, $7.50; whole Mr and Mrs Tanjor Evans of attended the class reunion in Henderson, former resident of Call. Mrs. Robert Hust and children weeks with their grandparents, sale, bulk or vehicle tank fuel HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY Sipringfield, Ore , visited recently Nyssa last weekend. Other for this community. Topliff and at the home of Mr and Mrs. mer residents of this community grandsons, Charles and Dale Top of Weiser visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Moss and Mrs meters, size over 2-inch, $15; li Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holly and •Diomas Evans and family. here to attend were Mr and Mrs. liff, spent the evening visiting at Mr. and Mrs. George Hust and Amy Stradley. petroleum gas liquid met family were Sunday evening din Mr. and Mrs. Nova Cearly and quefied Edward Topliff of Hazelton, Ida the Ray Griffitts home in Nyssa. family. Mrs. Evans Hosts Farmerettes ers, size 2-inch or under. $7.50; ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don family of Homedale, Idaho, and Mrs. Dale Lakey and daughter, Farmerettes club met Wednes ho, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ekan- Mr. and Mrs. Orland Cheldelin petroleum gas liquid i Lytle in observance of the Hol Mrs. Dewey Brown and children Mrs. Cearly’s sister, Mrs. Lula' liquefied also attended the wedding. day at the home of Mrs. Cecil ger of Washington. ly’s wedding anniversary. Other meters, size over 2-inch, $15. Mrs. Lester Cleaver returned Rita Mae, Wanda, Charles and of Boise, were Thursday dinner , Brixey of West Plains, Mo., vis Owners of each type of device ! I guests were Tom Jcnes, Mr. and Evans. Following the business session, a pink and blue shower home Friday from Portland where Dale Topliff returned to their guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bul ited recently with Mr. and Mrs. will only be charged a fair and Mrs. Robert Mangin. was held for Mrs. Delbert Wilson. she attended a PTA workshop. home at Hazelton Sunday evening lard. Mrs. John Zittercob and Ernest Stephensen. She received many useful gifts Mrs. Ellen Dell Bieller, a national after spending two weeks with Mrs. Theo Matherly were also vis- ' Mr. and Mrs. George Hust and family visited June 17 with Mrs. ; A handkerchief shower was also field consultant, had charge of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. itors at the Bullard home. Carolyn and Billy Stradley I Hust’s mother, Minnie Hersey and i Leslie Topliff. Their parents and given for Mrs. Paul Russell, who the meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Talbot sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Top spent the weekend with their sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. is moving soon to Paul, Idaho. visited Sunday evening with Mr. liff and Amy, came Saturday to grandmother, Mrs. Amy Stradley. Bud Rossou in Mountain Home. Refreshments of orange and root Mr. and Mrs. George Boyack Enters Beauty School attend the Nyssa class reunion. beer floats and cookies were "Always Appropriate . . . Mrs. Russell Talbot and Marian of Meridian visited recently in Jimmy Bowers has entered served by the hostesses, Mrs. Ce sons of San Francisco are visiting Always Appreciated" cil Evans and Miss Janice Evans. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. visited from Wednesday to Satur the Otis Bullard home. They beauty school at Payette. day with Mr. and Mrs. Keith were enroute to Canada and nor Effie Nielson spent Sunday at Dailey. Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller ★ Weddings ★ For the Shut-in Miss Janet Zobell of Butte, Cameron and family at Wallowa. thern Idaho on vacation. the Clifford Nielson home near attended a picnic dinner June 18 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sigler and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Miss Pauline Stephen spent the Mont., is a house guest at the L. Ontario. ★ Easter ★ Funerals weekend with her parents, Mr. family of Boise visited June 17 len Anderson near Fruitland. M rs. Madge Thomson and Mrs A. Dailey home. in the Cecil Houston home. Mr. and Mrs. Rena Caward, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen and family. Susan Chesney spent last Thurs Richard McLauchlin of Baker ★ Special Events ★ Anniversaries day afternoon with Alida Smit. and Mrs. Palmer Ross and family Miss Stephen had just completed Club Picnic Slated spent a recent weekend with Gol The Misses Linda and Debra of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Gene a three - week nurse’s training Arcadia club met June 16 at die Roper and John Sebum. Daudt spent last Saturday after Brock of Lowman, Mr. and Mrs. course at Blackfoot. the home of Amy Stradley with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zittercob noon at the Bill Kohl home in Sherman Keck and the Cecil Ev Attend Youth Rallies 14 members present. Roll call was and family of Ontario were June Several from this community answered by telling how to im 18 dinner guests in the John Zit ans family of Nu Acres called One Mile West on Adrian Highway Phone FR 2-3437 Nyssa. iMr. and Mrs. L. A. Dailey re Sunday at the home of Mr. and attended the youth rally Thurs prove postures. Mrs. Fred Schil- tercob home. day evening at Owyhee church turned Tuesday from western Mrs. Thomas Evans. The Misses Katie, Kathy, Patsy and also a youth rally Saturday Wyoming where they attended and Lorie Hawks, Carolyn and evening at Malheur Butte church. funeral services for his mother. Marilyn Betts attended the wed Johnny Corfield of Nyssa re Visits in Washington Freda Evans is spending the ding Friday evening uniting Miss cently visited several days at the summer with her brother, Karl Dora Ware and Glen Henderson home of his grandmother, Mrs. and family, at Sunnyside, Wash. at Nyssa Methodist church. Mari Edith Whipple, Kenneth and Mrs Van Juyl, who has been lyn Betts accompanied Mr. and Leah. visiting at the Alida Smit home, Mrs. Wilmer Rhinehart and fam Mr. and Mrs. Mancil Bishop left recently for her home in ily to Emmett Sunday evening to and family and their house guests, attend the wedding of the Rhine Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lemon and Lake Bay, Wash, Mr and Mrs. Duane Dailey and harts' son, Edd. daughters, picnicked Friday at Idaho City and also viewed Lucky Peak dam. When they returned to Boise the Lemons left for their home at Nucla, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and sons went to the Ontario airport "A" Raw Milk — Monday to meet her sister-in-law, Mrs John Nesbitt and three sons of Kennewick, Wash., who are 65c a Gallon at Ranch spending this week at the Goodell home. 75c Delivered or at Stores Mrs. Anna Chadd and Miss Lil lie Mae Lang of Callaway, Neb., and Mrs. Warren Johnson of Sun set Valley visited Thursday at the Nyssa. Oregon Phone FR 2-2540 Roy Rookstool home. Howard Family Honored Tuesday At Housewarming Barbecue Dinner Held for Family At Cleaver Home Vacation Guests Visit Families In Arcadia Area FLOWERS for All Occasions! FANGEN FLORAL SHOP c Sujtiuim S-A-V-E-!! Buy Grade State-Inspected Milk! FIFE HOME DAIRY xxxxxxxxMxxxKKXxxxxKXKXXXXXXKi-a Includes all materials. 14x20 ft. size. 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