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THURSDAY. MAY 16. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Softball Team Organized for Girls In Buena Vista; Competition Sought Adrian News ihe Old liïnvt, PAGE SEVEN Lincoln Heights Agriculture Department Lisis Wage Requirements for '63 Sugar Beet Crop By Ruth Robbins By Mrt. G. E. Mackey Mr and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman The U. S. Department of Agriculture has announced the and Mr and Mrs Jim Ritchie had fair and reasonable wage requirements for the 1963 crop of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton and Mother’s day dinner with Mr. Mrs. Vernon Carlstrom spent a sugar beets in all producing regions. and Mrs Silas Hoffman. In the Johnny of Boise were Mother’s recent weekend at Oregon State The determination announced increases in minimum time afternoon the three ladies visited day visitors at the home of her university attending special pro “There are two kieda of rates of 10 cents per hour—from 95 cents to $1.05 per hour— in Adrian at the Claude Day parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ash grams of Mother's weekend. Her men who don't home with Mrs. Claude Day and craft. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas j women — bachelors and hno daughter, Margaret Ann, will be and increased piecework rates on the average of about 10 per Mrs. Billy Day, Billy Joe and| of Weiser visited them in the af- j bands.*' graduated from the university in cent. Piecework rates range*---------------- —-------------------- ternoon. Tamra. June. Margaret Ann has accept by wage districts from $10.00 HOST SUNDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs S. P. Bybee en- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ausman HOST SUNDAY PICNIC ed a position as fourth grade tea to $10.50 per acre for hoeing, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie visit $12.00 to $12.50 per acre for tertained with Sunday dinner foj cher at Peninsula grade school in ed Friday evening with Mrs. Es and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larson en hoe trimming, $17.00 to $17.50 Mr and Mrs. Owen Froerer, Sr., ther Stephen, Mrs. Bruce Mac- Ralph Craig of Wilder picnicked tertained Sunday with a Mother’s Portland. Sunday at Owyhee dam. Arthur and son. Mr. and Mrs. K. Teramura of per acre for blocking and thin- and son of Vale. Mr. and Mrs. H. day picnic for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright Stunz and family, Mr and Mrs. Oregon City were recent visitors ning and $6 to $8 per acre for E. Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephen The Kitchen Queens 4-H cook Owen Froerer, Jr., and family. ing club cooked a breakfast Sat and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ste and Mrs. Lois Williams ate din A. C. Sallee and Mrs. R. G. Lar of their sons, Yas and Kay and weeding. All other provisions are the Mrs. Bybee received Mother’s day their families. urday morning at the Lloyd Clea phen and family were Sunday af ner Sunday at Maudie Owens cafe son. Sr. ver home under the direction of ternoon visitors with the ladies’ in Payette. I Mrs. Erma Mullenex of Baker same as those of the 1962 crop greetings via telephone from her sons, Garry in Logan and Ray their leader, Mrs. Lester Cleaver. mother. Mrs. Martha Norland, in Mmes. Bill Day and family, liams and Mary” May 5 in Home was a recent Sunday guest of Mr. determination. USDA said the wage rates es-1 and family in Brigham City, Apple Valley. Other guests there Glenn Hoffman, Silas Hoffman dale at the Christian churches and Mrs. T. J. Donovan. Twelve members were present. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reel and tablished by the determination 1 Utah. Mrs. Guy Tanner arrived home were Mr. and Mrs. Art Norland and James Ritchie visited Sun The two plays were presented by ' family, Mr and Mrs. Clifford are within the producers’ ability I Thursday after spending three and family of Ontario, Mr. and day afternoon with Mrs. Claude the Heritage Players. Payment of wages not less than weeks in Emmett helping care Mrs. Raymond Norland and fam Day. Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Kuiper, j Harris and family spent a recent to pay under prospective price Mrs. Bob Matthews of Boise Mmes. Ilea Hall and Earl Winn Sunday afternoon at Brownlee and production conditions for the those set by the secretary of agri- for her mother, Mrs. Jessie Pear ily and Palmer Norland of Apple and Mrs. Ronald Day of Nyssa were May 3 evening dinner guests reservoir. 1963 crop Prevailing wages in culture is a requirement that pro son, who is a patient in a hospi Valley. visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. of Miss Ruth Grob of Caldwell. mast of the wage districts in re- ducers must meet to qualify for tal there. She returned to Em Mrs. Hoffman Hosts Club Mrs. Pettet Hosts Club Claude Day. I cent years have generally ex- payments under the Sugar Act of mett again Sunday evening. Mrs. Mrs. Glenn Hoffman was hos- The Mix and Match club met ceeded the determination rates. Mrs. Lois Durocher and family Church Class Meets 1948 as amended. Tanner received Mother’s day tess May 8 to Out Our Way club May 3 at the home of Mrs. Tom of Boise were Sunday evening The Junior High church class greetings Sunday afternoon from members and their Mother’s day Pettet. Co - hostesses were Mrs. her son, Lt. Junius Tanner, who guests at her home. Nine mem dinner guests of her sister, Mr attended a planning meeting May Everett Faw and Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. G. E. Mackey. 1 at the home of their teacher, 4 is stationed in Germany. Mrs. bers and eight guests were pres Harris. Mrs. Bill McNulty demon Mr. and Mrs. Del Grannis and Mrs. Earl Winn. They discussed Tanner received the phone call ent. Guests attending were the strated clever articles made from family and Mrs. Francis Deffer the coming of different denomi- at 5:30 p.m. here and it was 2:30 Mmes. Miland Draper, Howard drove to Pendleton Sunday to i nations of the church to America tin cans and plastic bottles. Mrs. a.m. in Germany. Day, Ray Griffitts, Glenn Grif- visit Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiggins I during the 17th and 18th cen- Harris showed how to make arti Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Hill and fitts, LaVern Cleaver, George ficial pussy willows for decora daughters were Sunday dinner Cleaver, Bill Richesin and Eugene and family. Del left there to re- j turies. turn to his base in Anchorage, [ Bill Toomb was a recent Sun tion. Mrs. Claude Marquis gave guests in the Loyd Adams home. Cleaver. A plant was given to Alaska. day dinner guest of his sister, Mr. a humorous reading. In attend I In the afternoon they drove to see each guest and member. Games ★ ★ ★ ance were 14 members and two i Mrs. C. R. Mills and Ross were and Mrs. Vernon Parker. Bully Creek dam. were played. Roll call was an Mother’s day dinner guests of her guests, Mrs. Virgil Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ford of Par swered by each with “Something daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Visitors From Othello ma visited May 5 at the home of Mrs. Arthur Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wiggins Bill and Stan Ekanger of Oth About My Mother.” Refreshments Batt in Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker. were Sunday dinner and after ello were weekend guests in the were served. Next club meeting Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parker spent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long ac home of their grandparents, Mr. will be June 12 with Mrs. Thur the weekend visiting his parents, companied Mr. and Mrs. Charles noon guests of their daughter, and Mrs. Andrew Ekanger. Other man Piercy. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker. Newbill to Maudie Owens cafe Mr. and Mrs. Bob Goodell and ★ ★ ★ Mrs. Esther Stephen was hos guests for Mother’s day dinner in Payette May 5 for dinner in family of Middleton. Attend Mother’s Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pettet ar in the Ekanger home were Mr. tess to the Pleasant Hour club at observance of Newbill’s birthday Mrs. Marguerite Scott accom rived home May 6 from a 10-day and Mrs. Ben Ekanger and fami her home last Thursday after anniversary. panied Mmes. E. E. Cleaver and visit in Portland. They went by ly of Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. noon. Eight members and three Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bonde of Bill Richesin and family. The two guests, Mrs. Gladys MacArthur, Verna Costley to La Grande to Emmett visited May 5 with her ; bus and drove back with Mr. and boys left for their home Monday Mrs. Ethel Price and Mrs. Roxy- attend Mother’s weekend at East sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney. Mrs. Earl McCulloch and Mrs. Eula Feldtman. The latter two morning. They are sons of Mr. Ritchie, were present. Next ses ern Oregon college. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan Honor Birthday Anniversary ★ ★ ★ sion will be June 13 with Mrs. ladies are sisters of Pettet. They and Mrs. Alvin Ekanger. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam and plan to stay awhile and visit other i Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sisson of Axella Stephen. Refreshments and family spent the weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. family of Fruitland entertained members of the Pettet family. Eddyville, Ore., were weekend were served. Pate Duncan at Jordan Valley. April 29 in honor of the birthday guests of his parents, Mr. and Boiseans Guests in Tanner Home W. W. Webb, Bob Webb and anniversary of her mother, Mrs. RETURN FROM WASHINGTON Mrs. Harold Sisson, and also vis Barbara, Kim and Audrey Tan Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson re ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ner of Boise were Sunday dinner Dick Stam spent the weekend W. W. Webb. Guests included fishing at Beulah reservoir. Mrs. W. W. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Bob turned home May 7 from a two-1 Russell Girvin of Vale. guests in the Guy Tanner home. Dick Stam and family visited her Webb and Mr. and Mrs. George week trip to Quincy, Wash., where Kenneth Myers of Vale was a Leslie Topliff was a Sunday mother, Mrs. W. W. Webb. Baker of Vale. they visited their son-in-law and I Friday overnight guest of Ken dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mrs. James Webster left Wed Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond [ neth Whipple. Sunday Mrs. Edith nesday for Fort Ord where her took her mother, Mrs. Alma Hib I Graham and family. Enroute to , Whipple, Kenneth and Leah at- McConnell in Nyssa. Pamela and Melody Bullock of husband is stationed. bard of Notus to Pendleton May 5 j Quincy, they visited other rela-' tended the rodeo in Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Patterson where they met Mr. and Mrs. Al tives in Baker. The Johnsons | Mrs. Bruce MacArthur and son Nyssa were guests several days arrived Thursday to visit her last week in the John Price home of Nyssa were Saturday evening Sonderman of Portland and Mrs. were Sunday guests of another j ★ ★ ★ mother and brother, Mrs. Esther while their parents were away. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Web Hibbard went home with her ■ son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and j Mr. and Mrs. James O. Stephen ster. daughter for a visit. Mrs. Pat Sweaney and family in Stephen and Willy. They were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown went Messrs, and Mmes. Lennie Mar- j Caldwell. Mother’s day dinner guests in and family of Burns visited last the to Boise Saturday to visit Mr. and tin and sons, Forie Martin and ■ Thursday and Friday at __________ Boise of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mac- James Stephen and Howard Day Mrs. Bob Brown and family. They G. E. Mackey and family went j SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS Arthur and Homer. homes. They returned home Fri- attended the music week program fishing May 5 at Owyhee reser Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carpenter Across From Nyssa Theatre Teenagers Take Trip day night. Sunday visitors in the Saturday evening and had Moth voir. They were all evening din and Charles of Payette were Sun- 217 Main Street Phone 372-3533 Mr. and Mrs. John Price and James Stephen home were Mr. er’s day dinner Sunday. That eve ner guests at the Forie Martin ; day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ning Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eastman home. family and Willy Stephen accom and Mrs. Dave Beers. Tom Eldredge. Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Cleaver and family of Caldwell were din panied a group from the Nazarene church in Nyssa on the annual were Saturday evening dinner ner guests of her father, Mr. and teenagers camping trip Friday guests in the Sam Corn home at Mrs. Glen Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brownfield evening. They camped at Wet Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day of and family recently spent a week more camp in the Wallowa na tional forest and returned home Lake Owyhee were May 8 even end visiting Mr. and Mrs. John ing dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bales and family at Boise. Saturday evening. Mrs. Ilea Hall and family and Mrs. Joe Stephen took her mo Jim Ritchie. Mrs. Earl Winn and family at ther, Mrs. Martha Norland, to tended “Rehearsal in Kerioth” To Buy, Sell or Rent, Boise Wednesday to visit Mr. and May 4 in Nyssa and “Roger Wil Try the Classified Page! Mrs. Bob Ewell. By Roxy Ritchie BUENA VISTA—Mrs. Joe Ste- phen has organized a softball team for grade school girls. The team has a practice meeting every Monday evening after school at the Stephen home in Cow Hollow and every Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the old CCC camp. It is hoped that other grade school girls teams will be organ ized for competitive games. Saturday, May 18 ONE DAY ONLY! 2-Pc. 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