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THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE FOUR TAKE SUNDAY DRIVE Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram went Discusses History on a <' ~ drive Sunday to Grandview, I LOWS itain Home. Nam- r * Mountain Home, Boise and Nam , By Peggy Brown Possibly on the first of the pa. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fenn and month when the bills come in, By Mrs. Wilson Witt NEWELL HEIGHTS— AKH Ex family were Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. George Schweizer their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. you make some reference to go tension unit met March 21 at the of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl of Ontario were Sunday evening Marvin Hill and girls and Mrs. ing bankrupt. As a general rule, home of Leota Kriegh with El- Fenn. viistors of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Mar Vic Uria and children of Home however, most of us never give this phase of the law much nore Topliff as co-hostess. Seven- I Attend Farm Bureau Meeting dale. shall. teen members were present. Eye- | Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge at Mr. and Mrs. David Ballantyne thought, according to the Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall were opener was given by Clara Price tended a Farm Bureau meeting Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and boys were Sunday dinner State Bar association. But did It was a tissue holder made of held Monday evening at Adrian and Mrs. Chelsey Boyer of On guests of her parents, Mr. and you know that the right to pass laws relating to bankruptcy is ML Mrs. Ed Simpson in Caldwell. grade school. Dick Crippen from tario. specifically given to Congress in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers and Couple Leaves for Pasco This was followed by a discus the Alfalfa Seed Marketing asso- our Constitution? sion concerning a scrapbook and I ciation in Homedale explained the Mrs. Alice Holmes were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall left At the time the Constitution making tags for the festival to be need for more services of the ex evening dinner guests of Mr. and Friday for Pasco, Wash., for a held April 25. periment farm on the cultural Mrs. Stanley Byers and boys in week’s visit and to help their was drafted, the laws of England son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marshall and other countries permitted im In the election of officers Fran practices of seed growing. Leland Ontario. and family move from Pasco to prisonment for debt. Thus, a per kie Worden was named chairman; Rief, new Farm Bureau insurance Visitors From Kamiah Redmond, Ore. They were accom son in debt could be thrown into Hazel Schafer, vice chairman; agent, was also present. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Adams prison and held there until some Juanita Walters, secretary-treas Billie Mayland, 13-year-old son and boys of Kamiah visited dur panied by Jess Boyer who attends one paid his bills, the state law Whitman college and was spend of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Mayland of ing the weekend with Mr. and urer. yers group reports. Lesson was on “Living with Caldwell, is staying with Mrs. Mrs. Alfred Adams, DeAnn and ing spring vacation in Ontario Under our federal bankruptcy | and Vale. Teenagers" which was given by Thelma Hammon and Billie while Richard. Mrs. Alfred Adams and DeAnn laws, a person who cannot pay Virginia Timmerman. his mother is receiving treatment Mrs. Tom Morrow, Henry and I spent Thursday in Boise visiting his debts because of poor busi in a Caldwell hospital. Roberta of Nyssa spent Friday Mr, and Mrs. LeRoy Morris and ness conditions, too much credit /Mrj Lydia Worden was a Sun Marie Borge spent Friday after , afternoon visiting Mrs. Glenn | buying or unexpected loss of in son. day dinper guest of Mr. and Mrs, noon and was an overnight guest Brown and children. come can go into bankruptcy. Mrs. Eugene Orr and children Charles 1-eedy. of Zonda Snyder at Nampa. Zon- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nedrow and spent Saturday afternoon with This can be done either as a vol Mrs. Eugene Pratt took her da returned home with Marie Qn Jimmie of Owyhee were Sunday Mrs. David Savage and children. untary act of the debtor or at the request of creditors. family, Mary Laan, Danny Cutler Saturday afternoon. The girls evening callers in the Glenn! Dinner guests of Mr, and MrS.j and Steve Kriegh swimming Sun went to the teenage dance in Nys Brown home. When a person goes into bank Mrs. David Savage and children Rolland Holmes Sunday evening ruptcy, he must place all of his day afternoon at Givens Hot sa Saturday night and Zonda was pn overnight guest of Marie. visited Sunday afternoon with were Dean Holmes and Margij property, both real and personal, Springs. Bogard of Payette. Mrs. Damon Savage. Mr. and Mrs. Charlol Glenn and 'Mr. and Mrs. Vern Parker and in the hands of the court. Excep Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks tions are made as to certain items Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Pam were Friday evening guests family visited Sunday afternoon with her grandparents, Mr. and and Mrs. R. Moss and Gary were j were Sunday dinner guests of of personal property and clothing. at the Dick Kriegh home. their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. C. T. Blackburn in Nyssa. The bankrupt must file under Honored With Slumber Party Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Simpson home were Mr. and Mrs.' Thane Lankford and family in oath detailed schedules of all his Jane Timmerman celebrated her Loise Boren of Durkee, Mr. and Alfred Simpson and family, Mr. | Marsing. debts and all his assets. birthday anniversary March 18 Mrs. Bill Edens of Tooele, Utah, and Mrs. Gene Simpson and fam- I Visit in Hartley Home Should a person after knowing with a slumber party. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bennett and ily, Mr and Mrs. Harry Love and j Sunday afternoon visitors of himself to ba insolvent give away were Lois Seuell of Big Bend, family of Big Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hartley and or sell property in an attempt to Betty. Laura Mackey of Adrian and family were Mr. and Mrs. Jack defraud his creditors, the court Returns From Hospital Mrs. Moore Returns Home Teresa Topliff. Hartley and family of Rupert, will take the property back. If Mrs. M. L. Judd returned home •Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith and Mrs. Henry Moore returned Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Lamar daughter, Penny of Mesa, Wash., March 23 after spending 11 days home March 18 from an extended Hartley of Ontario. Evening call his statement to the court is false, arrived Friday and visited with at a hospital in Boise where she Visit in Chester, Calif. She was ers were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Tib- he can be punished for perjury. After receiving all of the deb Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt. They had surgery. She then spfent a accompanied by her daughter, bets and family of Nyssa. tor ’s assets, the court will con week with her brother and sis were returning home from a three Mrs. Clarence Jacobson of Ches Mr. and Mrs. John Bretz were vert his property into cash and ter-in-law, Mr. and MfJ. Robert weeks’ visit with relatives and ter, who will make a short visit Saturday evening dinner guests distribute it to his creditors. Af friends in Marshall county, Kan. Overstreet in Boise. Mrs. Judd here. of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowen at ter this is done, the bankrupt will will be a bed patient at home for They said the weather was quite Mrs. Helen Butler, Pauline and East Side cafe in Ontario. The disagreeable and cold while they approximately two weeks. She Michael Hastriter were Sunday dinner was in honor of Bretz’ be discharged and his creditors can no longer pursue him on were there, with some snow and reports that she^ has received djnner guests of Mrs. Ada Butler birthday anniversary. these obligations. The bankrupt plenty of mud. They visited Mr. many cards and letters from in Ontario. Woodrow Seuell returned home is no longer in disgrace but free and Mrs W C Van DeWater and friends. She will not be allowed Seaman Garry Wilson of the Kent in Big Bend Saturday mor to have company for a while but U. S. Navy arrived Friday from Sunday evening from Connell, to keep on working without fear ning and left that afternoon for has a telephone near her bed San Francisco and is visiting Mr. Wash. He was there on business of court action or prison. Most of us will keep right on where she can visit with friends. and Mrs. Pete Hammon and other and visited his parents, Mr. and Mesa. Mrs. M. C. Seuell. paying our bills, but it surely is Karla Kriegh and Ron Mitchell Arlene Simpson, daughter of friends. He expects to leave Wed Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes and good to know that if it ever be Were Thursday evening dinner Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson, nesday for Memphis, Tenn., where guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lo- spent four days last week visiting he will attend Navy school. Gar family were dinner guests Sunday comes necessary that we can get evening of her parents, Mr. and a second chance. vitt. Bobby Carol Beach in Vale. ry attended high school in both Mrs. Jess Shuster in Huntington. Ken Bork and Terry Mosier of Visitors last week at the homes Adrian and Nyssa. To Buy, Sell or Trade, Mrs. Shuster had just returned j La Grande were guests of Dale of Mrs. Thelma Hammon and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Province of Try the Classified Page! home from a trip to Nebraska. Borge the past week. They are Edith Hammon were Mrs. W. A. Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. members of the Coachman’s dance Bishop and Mrs. Ilene Patterson McDermott of Nampa were Sun group and played for the teenage of Nyssa and Ted King of On- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. dance at Nyssa Saturday evening. tario. L. C. McDermott. They celebrated They all returned to La Grande Ray Simpson helped Alfred L. C. McDermott’s birthday anni Sunday to resume studies at Eas Simpson move Sunday, Dinner versary which was the following tern Oregon college. guests that afternoon at the Ray day. AKH Extension Unit Elects Officers; To Make Tags for April 25 Festival State Bar Oregon Trail Qf Bankruptcy Leaf-Cutter Bees Prove Valuable, Reports Bulletin by OSU Entomologist Like a perplexed homeowner in a modern suburban sub division where the houses all look alike, a leaf-cutter bee in an alfalfa field sometimes gets confused m finding his home unless it’s painted a distinctive color. This is but one of several observations Oregon State uni versity entomologist Dr. William P. Stephen reports in a new bulletin, “Propagation of the*__ ~ Leaf-Cutter Bee for Alfalfa COUPLE " MOVES TO RANCH Mr. and Mrs. Klair Simpson Seed Production.” Since the leaf - cutter bee have moved to the Wayne Simp was first reported in Oregon son ranch on route 2. The farm in 1958, it has proved a valuable was formerly owned by Tren alfalfa pollinator. But it needs Jones who now resides at Naples, help to do its job most efficiently. Idaho. The Simpsons have been living with his parents, Mr. and Stephen points out. For instance, a grower can con Mrs. Wayne Simpson. trol time of bee emergence to correlate with peak alfalfa bloom. VISITOR FROM EMMETT The entomologist explained that Mrs. Dee McKie of Emmett bees can be induced to emerge spent the weekend with Mrs. An earlier if overwintering pre-pupae gie Cook and other friends in are located in a heated area and. Nyssa. exposed to limited direct sunlight. I Similarly, emergence of overwin PICNIC AT CASCADE tering bees can be delayed by Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson placing nesting sites in protected and family picnicked last Thurs or refrigerated places. day at their acreage near Cascade Location Determines Generations lake. The family returned home Location of nesting sites also via Donnelly and McCall. can determine whether one or two generations of bees appear GUESTS IN ONTARIO I each year. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson Leaf-cutter bee» will nest in a were recent dinner guests of Mr. I variety of situations: milk straws, and Mrs. Carl Simpson at East corrugated cardboard, holes bored Side cafe in Ontario. in wood, hollow rubber and metal tubing, stems of pithy plants, etc. ( The bulletin offers suggestions for building different types of man-1 made domiciles and field stations to provide shade and protection I for the nesting bees. It also suggests ways to control LOWEST PRICES beetles, ants and earwigs, all com IN 10 YEARS mon enemies of the leaf - cutter To Quantity Buyers! bee. Free copies of the bulletin are available to residents of Oregon from county extension offices or from OSU Bulletin Clerk, Cor Owyhee Jet. Dial 372-2108 vallis. FOR SALE Steel Angles, Flats Rounds and Plates Owyhee Steel APPLIANCE REPAIRS LARGE and SMALL APPLIANCES “ALL WORK GUARANTEED” DAVID D. BARNHART 109 South Fifth St. Nyssa. 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