Image provided by: Nyssa Public Library; Nyssa, OR
About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1964)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1964 . THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON DON LYTLE FAMILY RETURNS FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Don Lytle and family returned recently from a By Shirley Richmond vacation trip to California and By Helen Hatch Mrs. Bobbie Thompson visited along the Oregon coast. Thev Myron Shenk of Sheridan. Ore., Mrs. Mary Thompson was a re July 26 with her parents, Mr. and camped near Lake Tahoe, then visited a few days last week at spent two day sightseeing in San cent Sunday dinner guest of Mr. Mrs. Bill Johnson at Ontario. the William Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Dickerson | Francisco. and Mrs. Howard Obendorf and Recent visitors at the Rumpel family. In the afternoon they of Parma called the evening of From there they drove the Red home were Mrs. J. E. Rose, her called on Mrs. Harriet Obendorf i July 27 in the Mary Thompson wood highway, camping at Rich- granddaughter, Mrs. William and other patients at Caldwell home. i ardson Grove. Following the j Donovan and family of Seaside, Memorial hospital. I coastal highway, they camped Mr. and Mrs. Darrell English. i Ore. Ross and Eleanor recently return near Newport, Ore., where they Attend Class Picnic Assist at Scout Camp were ‘ met by friends from Long ed home from a week’s vacation Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hunter view, Wash. at Yellowstone park and Teton and Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De- J spent several days recently assist At Beverly Beach, they en Water attended their Sunday [ mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maggard countered the Bob Q. Smith and ing counselors at Billy Rice Boy school class picnic July 26 at the and sons of Owyhee have moved j Dale Overstake families who sent Scout camp at Warm Lake where home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence their son, Myron, was attending into the home of Mrs. Diana greetings to residents of Nyssa. Cruse. The Lytle family also camped camp. Muntjewerff. Lois Seuell returned home July Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hobson at Cape Lookout, returning home 27 from church camp at Sanders, | Travel From Wichita via Portland and bringing with and farpily of Marienthal. Kan., Mr. and Mrs. Vai Sorensen of them Don’s sister, Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Kimball and Idaho. Mrs. Chet Smith, Mrs. Pearle Wichita, Kan., are visiting her sis Brooks and children who visited family of Oakland, Calif., were Abbott and children recently vis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop, briefly in Nyssa. The Lytles were recent weekend guests of Mr. and ited her daughter, Mrs. Jack Sla- Linda and Stevie. accompanied by Judy Biggs as Mrs. Joe Hobson. Mrs. Verl Bishop and Linda, 1 far as Davis, Calif. baugh and family at Caldwell. C. C. Oliver of Astoria visited Bobby Abbott remained for a Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas, Carol i July 21 at the William Johnson and Gayle attended the wedding I ARRIVE FROM CALIFORNIA j home. longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Don Kadel and of Miss Barbara Brewer and Lar C. C. Oliver and daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bellon and children of Caldwell were July ry Adams July 25 at the Nazar- family of Lafayette, Calif., arriv William Donovan and children, 25 evening dinner guests of her ene church in Nyssa. ed early this week to spend some left July 25 for their homes in Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gifford time visiting his parents, Mr. and Astoria and Seaside after a 10- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Joe Bellon and other rela day visit with friends and rela Chaney. Gifford of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. tives. tives. Home on Furlough Lester Larson and son of Cald Camp at Steens Mountain Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bockus and well, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Butler of VISIT FROM MADRAS Joe Hobson and son, Joe, Jr., daughter, Dorothea, were recent New Plymouth and Mrs. Irene Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Mitchell Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Doty of Adrian picnicked July and family of Madras spent the recently spent a few days camp ing and fishing at Steens moun Mrs. Erie Mausling and family. 26 at the home of Mrs. Agnes weekend with her parents, Mr. tain near Burns. Dorothea is home on furlough Johns. and Mrs. J. E. Brower. The two Mrs. Clarence Lee went to from a Naval hospital in Florida. families visited Sunday with Mr. Boise July 23 to pick up her Visit From Boise Mrs. Mary Auker accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ricks Gale and and Mrs. Stan Bybee and family nieces and nephews, Sheila, Jim, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett on family of Boise spent a recent at Payette in observance of Stan’s Yvonne, Sheryl and Lamar Ban- a recent fishing trip. gerter, of Woods Cross, Utah. weekend with her parents, Mr. birthday anniversary. Mrs. Don Costley and children They are the children of Mr. and accompanied Darryl Seuell to and Mrs. Chet Smith. Little Con RETURN FROM VACATION Mrs. Ronald Bangerter and plan Portland July 24 where Seuell nie Gale returned home with her Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKinney, a 10-day visit at the Lee and Ken parents, while Vickie De Mark spent the weekend. Brenda and Tim returned last neth Roman homes. Miss Marilyn Parker of Adrian remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Turner spent Mrs. Verl Bishop and Linda, week from a vacation trip to spent a recent Sunday with Miss Arkansas, Missouri and other a recent weekend camping and Mrs. Mary Thompson and Bobbie Patty Bean and the duo visited fishing on the North Fork of Mal and Helen Hatch attended a midwestern states. Miss Catherine Samer. heur river. shower for Miss Barbara Oben- Picnic in Payette dorf July 23 at the Roswell Pres Ramey and family of Vancouver Hosts Picnic for Club Mr. and Mrs. John Packwood, byterian church basement. at the home of her parents, Mr. Mrs. J. E. Rose was hostess Mr. and Mrs. Jim Packwood and Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis, and Mrs. Tom Ferguson. July 28 at a picnic and business son attended church July 26 at Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis and Mrs. Edythe Prosser and Mrs. meeting for the Mary and Martha Ontario and picnicked with Mr. Steve and Helen Hatch attended Goldie Roberts spent July 23 with club. Mrs. Rose’s daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Packwood at the a barbecue supper July 26 in Mrs. Florence Henderlider in Wallace Henry of New Plymouth, Payette park. honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Melba. assisted her. Recent Activities of Area Residents Related by Big Bend Correspondent Cairo Junction August 14 Milk Hearing May Start Battle in Courts The State Department of Agri culture will hold a hearing Aug. 14 in Salem, the outcome of which could result in a legal bat tle over out-of-state milk ship ments into Oregon’s 33 - county market pool area. The hearing will be on the de partment’s proposal to repeal the nine-months-old voluntary agree ment on out-of-state milk ship- ments. Under this agreement, Oregon handlers were to allocate equal class 1 and class 2 usage to out- of-state milk not voluntarily a part of the market. •*Cracks in the voluntary agree ment have developed to the ex tent that we must clarify the state’s authority to prevent Ore gon handlers from giving out-of- state milk preferential treatment at the expense of Oregon produc ers,” says K. W. Sawyer, chief of the stabilization program. If the voluntary agreement should be repealed, out-of-state producers not now under pooling would be allocated quota the same as those under the pool. This would prevent Oregon handlers from allocating more of their class 1 usage to out-of-tate non-pool producers than to pool producers. At least one large handler is now allocating all of his out-of-state milk to class 1 to detriment of Oregon producers. Sawyer said the problem has been simmering for some time. He said recent arrival of Idaho milk on the Portland market set the stage for a showdown on im ported milk not participating in the Oregon market pool. The hearing will be held in the state capitol, rooms 6 and 7, be ginning at 1:30 p.m. SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Max Jones and daughters of Ontario were Sun day dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Farr. PAGE NINE SCOOP CHAIRS Something New and Different — FOAM RUBBER COMFORT Your Choice of Five Colors FOR ONLY- 95 ^24 Each o ROCKHOUNDS . . . LORTONE ROCK TUMBLERS Polish 12 Pounds . . . BARREL ONLY . . . $10.95 . $2.95 Per Set Four-Step Charges . EPOXY GLUE . . . 69c o Peterson Furniture Co. 217 Main Street Phone 372-3533 NYSSA . . . OREGON
