THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY. AUGUST 6, 1964
Lincoln and Kennedy Parallels Noted
PAGE SEVEN
Definiiion for Steak' Questioned
By State Meat Packers at Hearing
SPEND WEEK IN SALEM
ENROUTE TO WASHINGTON
Mrs. Dirick Nedry, Janet and
Mrs. Nancy Hillman and a
1. Beth of these presidents,
name was Kennedy, advised
Judy spent a recent week in Sa­ friend of near St. Anthony, Idaho,
Lincoln and Kennedy, were
him not io go io the theater the
lem. They were accompanied by visited Friday morning with the
concerned with the issue of civil
night he was killed.
By Conni« Price
Mrs. Nedry’s mother, Mrs. W. P. former’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and
rights.
11. President Kennedy's sec­
Several meat packers voiced opposition to the limiting of Ryser
who resides in the Oregon
2. Lincoln was elected in
retary, and whose name was
the term “steak” to solid cuts of meat at a hearing July 28 capital city and had been visiting Mrs. Lewis Riggs and sons. The
Mrs. Roxy Ritchie and Mrs. at the Agriculture building in Salem.
two ladies were enroute to Wash­
18F0 and Kennedy was elected
Lincoln, advised him not io go
here since April.
Esther Stephen were Sunday din­
ington.
in 1960.
to Dallas.
The
limiting
of
these
terms
to
solid
cuts
of
meat,
except
Did science say that history ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. How­ in the case of Salisbury and hamburger steak, is one of sev­
3. Both were slain on a Fri­
ard Day at Lake Owyhee. Mr.
does not repeat itself?
day and in the presence of
and Mrs. W. E. Maze of Nyssa, eral changes the Oregon Department of Agriculture has pro­
their wives.
(Contributed by Connie
Mrs. Stephen and William called posed in meat inspection regu-*'------------------------------- —-—
McKenna of Oregon Slope) on Mrs. Blanche Hoffman and lations.
4. Their successors, both nam­
to their business because the pub­
ed Johnson, were Southerners,
Mrs. Roxy Ritchie during the
Contending the public is not lic accepts the word “steak” in
Ektachrome — Kodachrome
Democrats and had previously ATTENDS CLASS REUNION
evening of July 29 after the being cheated as long as it connection with their products.
PROCESSING
Mrs. Chick Quinowski recently storm. Aug. 1 evening callers of gets a piece of beef, Fritz Rit- They said it would necessitate
served in the U. S. Senate.
35 MM ... 20 EXPOSURE
5. Andrew Johnson was born attended a 10-year reunion of her Mrs. Hoffman were Mrs. Stephen, ter of Portland, regional repre­ carrying a separate inventory for
8 MM . . . 25-FT. ROLL
in 1808—Lyndon Johnson was graduating class at Madras. She Mrs. Emily Myers, Mrs. Edith sentative for the Western States states requiring that only solid
was presented a prize for travel­
born in 1908.
pieces
of
meat
bear
this
label.
Meat
Packers
association,
said
ing the greatest distance to attend Guests in Whipple Home
In explaining the reason for the
6. John Wilkes Booth was
Merry Joyce Corfield has been the public knows what it is buy­ department’s proposal of the
the gathering. Monica Quinow­
ing
and
must
like
the
products
born in 1839—Lee Harvey Os­ ski returned home with her mo­ staying with her grandmother,
sold as “steaks” that are not solid change, Dr. M. L. Houston, super­
wald was born in 1939.
ther after visiting a week with Mrs. Edith Whipple. Aug. 4 eve­ pieces of meat.
NYSSA . . . OREGON
visor of meat inspection for the
7. Both Booth and Oswald her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ning dinner guests in the Whipple
department
and
the
hearings
of
­
were slain before trial could
home were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Companies See Problems
Emmett Barry.
ficer, said the department had
be held.
Day of Adrian, Mrs. Homer Amm
Floyd B. Case, president of Ha­ been faced with more and more
8. Booth and Oswald were
of Callaway, Neb., Mr. and Mrs. ley’s Foods, Hillsboro, and Phil problems as the number of fabri­
both Southerners favoring un­ VACATION AT McCALL
Duane Amm and Dean Amm of C. Willison of Willison’s Chip cated meat products on the mar­
Dr. and Mrs. David Sarazin,
popular ideas.
Broken Bow, Neb. Dean and Steak, Inc., Portland, both said ket increased.
Amy
and
Lisa
spent
several
days
9. Both presidents' wives lost
Duane are sons of Mrs. Homer the change would be detrimental
children through death while last week vacationing in McCall. Amm and grandsons of Mrs. Day.
Law Demands True Name
residing in the White House.
Whipple and Mrs. Ritchie.
He also pointed out that the
Classifieds Bring Results!
10. Lincoln's secretary, whose
Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Cleaver
Oregon Food Law says a product
and family spent Aug. 1 in Boise.
shall bear its true name and that
Mrs. Catharine Bohannon and
the federal meat inspection sys­
By Oregon State Bar
Carolyn were Sunday dinner
tem does not permit an extender
guests in the Cleaver home. Paul
in meat products using the term
Hansen spent the evening of July POISON GRASS
“steak.”
Nothing Down . . .No Payment
I 30 at the Cleaver residence.
John C. de Holl, Washington,
Bob Green bought a jug of
Until Fall
Leave for Church Camp
quack grass destroyer for use in D.C., chief staff officer for labels
and standards in the meat inspec­
(ON APPROVED CREDIT)
Mark and Marilyn Stephen left killing quack grass on his farm. tion division of the U. S. Depart­
WE DUNNO!
There
was
no
label
on
the
jug
Aug. 1 for church camp at Pay-
WE DO KNOW we’ve got more “blondes” than we | ette lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ste­ and the store owner, who sold it ment of Agriculture, told the
group it was the responsibility of
can handle! They’ve been around a while, but they
phen, Christine, Peter, Ruthie to him, said nothing about its each public agency to provide the
being
dangerous
to
use
or
that
it
are still mighty attractive!
and Freddie were Sunday visit­
public with information free of
ors of their son-in-law and daugh­ was poisonous.
deception and said to his agency
Nyssa — Weiser — Homedale — Meridian
TAKE ONE HOME!
Green used the quack grass de­ “steak” meant a solid piece of
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mosso of
stroyer
generously,
even
spray
­
Ontario.
SURPRISE your wife! We’re talking about a large
meat unless it had a qualifying
Miss Linda Price left Sunday ing it on a field where his cattle name. He also urged uniformity
stock of trade-in blonde-finish consoles and desks
evening with a group of teenagers sometimes grazed.
in regulations.
(with matching stools) for your Singer or imported
from Nyssa Nazarene church for
Later, eight of his cows died
portable sewing machine. PRICED—
Frank M. Watts, DVM, who
Victory Cove at McCall. They from eating grass sprayed with
will spend a week there and re­ the weed killer. When he found represented the city of Portland’s
Bureau of Health, contended that
turn the afternoon of Aug. 7.
that his cattle had been pois­
Mrs. Emily Myers is spending oned, Green sued the owner of the public thinks of steak as a
some time with her mother, Mrs. the store where he purchased solid piece of meat and not ground
$5 Down ... $5 Monthly
meat or hamburger, then com­
Clara Corfield. The latter’s two the mixture.
mented that it would not be so
granddaughters, Laurie and Su­
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“He should have warned me
san Aten, accompanied their aunt that this stuff was poisonous,” bad if the product was ground
OWNER and OPERATOR of
to the Corfield residence. The said Green. “The jug should at steak, “but it is every part of the
Aten girls are from Sacramento, least have been labeled poison.” carcass.”
Ranch Aero Airplane Spraying Co.
Calif.
Phone 889-6167
ONTARIO
The store owner denied that he "Regulations Needed”
369 S. Oregon
Letters to the department from
was liable. “Anyone with an
Visitors From California
the
Oregon Hotel and Motel asso­
ounce
of
sense
knows
that
weed
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stephen of
Canoga Park, Calif., are visiting killer is poisonous. I shouldn’t be ciation and Fuller Provision com­
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James held responsible for Green’s lack pany, a Portland meat firm, sup­
For Assisting With Spraying Problems
port the proposed revisions and
of good judgment,” he said.
Stephen.
. . . Operating from Nyssa Airport with Aircraft
Can the store owner be held both said, “The regulations have
Mrs. Joe Stephen and Mrs. Eu­
Designed for Maximum Penetration and Most
been
needed
as
a
public
service
liable
in
this
case?
gene Stephen visited Aug. 1 with
for
years.
”
Effective
Swath Width.
Yes,
said
the
court.
The
sale
their mother, Mrs. Martha Nor­
Other changes proposed in the
land of Apple Valley. Their sis­ of a poisonous substance with­
ter, Mrs. Grover Findley of Mad­ out the buyer being made aware regulations would require plain
of its dangerous character and and legible lettering on labels,
ras, was also there.
Residence ... 5 Ehrgood Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Johnson without the container being exclude certain portions of beef
from
hamburger
and
ground
beef,
and family visited Sunday with plainly labeled with the word
------PHONES------
permit liquid wood smoke as fla­
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Talbot. The "poison," is prohibited.
voring
under
declaration
and
li
­
latter couple visited the Elton
The law requiring proper label­
Nyssa 372-2953, 372-2326 Adrian 372-2137
Shaws Sunday evening.
ing of poisons applies to manufac­ mit the term “veal” to animals
Mr. and Mrs. Clar Horton and turers and retailers. A violation not over 12 months of age.
Marilyn of Boise were Sunday of this law amounts to negligence
callers in the Loyd Adams home. on the part of the person violat­
ing it.
Guests in Price Home
In this case Green proved that
July 29 overnight guests in the
John Price residence were Mrs. the store owner had violated the
Price’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ statute and the jury found that
ward Ford and Rosella of Grand­ such negligence was the major
view, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. John cause of the death of Green’s
Price, Jack and Rebecka, Mr. and cattle.
Bob Green won the case.
Mrs. Ford and Rosella called that
(Oregon lawyers offer this
evening on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Price.
Hob Dimmitt called July 29 in the column as a public service. No
person should apply or inter­
John Price home.
pret
any law without the aid
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fingerson
of Buhl, Idaho, are visiting her of an attorney who is complete­
sister, Mrs. Alva Goodell. The ly advised of the facts involved.
Goodells and Fingersons visited Even a slight variance in facts
Sunday with Mrs. Olive Kinwick may change the application of
o
the law.)
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Bridge Group Slates
Individual Tourney
High score winners for the
Monday evening session of Nyssa
duplicate bridge club were Dr.
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Mrs. Chuck Michael and Mrs.
Vern Burks, second; Mrs. Bob
McKinney and Mrs. Ray Russell,
third.
The group will hold its indivi­
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Sunday evening.
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KLAMATH FALLS VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. David Johansen
and family of Klamath Falls
spent last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne. The
Townes entertained Tuesday eve­
ning with dinner for the visitors.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Theo Moore of Ontario, Mr. and
Mrs. S. H. Porter and daughters,
Mrs. Nellie Powell.
FORMER NYSSAN IMPROVES
Mrs. J. Elwood Flinders reports
that her father, Leo W. Child of
Mesa, Ariz., is reported to be im­
proving after suffering a serious
illness during the latter part of
July. Child is a former resident
of the Nyssa area, having moved
to Arizona several years ago.
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