Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 20, 1966, Page 8, Image 8

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
Trio From Canada
Visits Petersons;
Feied ai Dinners
Sunday Installation Riles Conducted
For Grange Officers of Big Bend Unit
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20. 1966
Adrian News
By Mrs. G. E. Mackey
Oregon Poiaio Growers Fail io Agree
On Yield, Quality of New Varieties
Problems with new potato varieties, such as Norgold, Sho­
Mr. and Mrs. Willem Mantel
By Mr*. Dyre Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Richards and
shoni
and Kennebec, and chemical control of disease and in­
returned
recently
from
a
va
­
family .«f Madras spent th«*
BIG BEND — Henry Roberts,
By Mrs. G. E. Mackey
Christmas holidays at the home sects were targets of a potato seed growers meeting at Ore­
president of the Grange Mutual cation with friends and relatives
Life Insurance company, together at Mt. Vernon, Wash.
ADRIAN Mr and Mrs. W E of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Wil gon State university Friduy and Saturday, Jan. 14-15.
“Failure to look in the rear
George Carter of the Klamath Falls research station com­
Mr and Mrs. Verl Bishop and
with a drill team from Nampa, at­
Piercy entertained with dinner burn Ashcraft Mr und Mrs Bob
Jan. 12 for Mr and Mi*. K I. Hamilton und John and Miss piled yield results from 10 fields in Klamath county in 1965.
tended a Jan. 9 potluck dinner Steve visited Jan. 8 with Mr. view mirror is apt to provoke
Peterson and their house guests. Becky Rigney of Boise, Mr. and tie saal that where the three*
at the Big Bend community hall and Mrs. Will Bishop of Caldwell. * bad case of hindsight.”
and later installed subordinate Will Bishop is reported to be
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beck and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft joined the new varieties were grown side potatoes in the 1 -pound and 2-
slowly recovering from recent
Donald of Canada, Mr. and Mrs group for Christmas dinner.
and junior Grange officers.
by side with Netted Gems, pound Di-Syston rates.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shelton atui Norgold yielded 3 1 percent
Dallas Foster of Star.
Powelson also noted that Di-
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coble of I surgery.
The Peterson couple and Beck family of Harrisburg spent the more number one grade tub­ Syston used in conjunction with
Mr. ad Mrs. Boyce Van De­
Richland. Ore., Oregon Grange
trio were Jan. 11 evening dinner holidays visiting her brother, Mr ers, Shoshoni yielded 33 percent soil fumigation h«*lp«*d control
Water visited recently with Mrs.
deputy, were also present.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Staf­ and Mrs. Elmer Ausman und mure and Kennebec yielded 35 early blight.
Bill
Van
DeWater
at
Fruitland.
Subordinate officers installed
ford of Caldwell and evening din­ family and other relatives.
percent more.
are Dale Teter, master; Ernest The latter is recovering from
Potash Results Observed
ner
guests
last
Thursday
of
Mr.
By
Emily
Myer*
virus
pneumonia.
Frank
Pratt
of
Nampa
and
He said that growers were di-
Rogers, overseer; Ruth Chaney,
In u report on use of potash In
OWYHEE — Dick Skogan ar­ and Mrs Men'll Hutchinson and Laura DeVinci of Boise, Bill Loo-
1
jvided in their opinions on the Central Oregon, Dr. Mulcolm
lecturer; Marge Sykes, secretary; Attend Wedding in Weiser
daughters
in
Nyssa
On
Sunday
rived
home
Jan.
12
on
leave
from
and Teresa Sauer of On­ Midwest-developed Norgold, with
Ted Avery, treasurer; Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery at­ the Navy and is visiting his par­ the Becks were hosts for a dinner ney Jr. and
Mrs. Marjorie Looney some saying they will plunt more Johnson, superintendent of the
Witty, chaplain.
tended the wedding of their ents, the Rev. and Mrs Arthur at East Side cafe in Ontario with tario
Central Oregon Experiment sta­
were
New
Year's dinner guests
granddaughter. Charlotte Walker, Skogan and family. Mrs Skogan the Petersons, Hutchinsons and of Mr and Mrs.
and others claiming they will i tion, said applications of potash
Bill
Looney
and
Mrs. Lorraine Blamier and chil­ and Robert Martin Jan. 9 at the has been quite ill during the past Piercys as their guests.
. have nothing more to do with | ut rates of 800 to 1000 pounds per
Mary.
dren spent most of last week with Don Oatman home in Weiser.
acre gave yield increuses of up
week.
The Becks, who reside in Duch­
Mrs Florence Gowey, Mrs. Lus ' them.
Helen Hatch is staying with her
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Orville Carroll arrived home ess. Alberta, left Monday morn­ Durocher and family and Pat J Carter noted that there was a to seven tons un acre over a two-
Smith. The Blamiers are being sister, Mrs. Pauline McGinnis, Jan. 12 and Johnnie Carroll came
ing to continue on a tri pto Ari­ Long of Boise. Mr. and Mrs E. M much higher percentage of hollow year period.
transferred to Richfield. Idaho. I while on vacation from College ! home Saturday to visit their par­ zona.
Members of the Oregon Seed
Mackey, Mr and Mrs Carl Lovitt heart in the Nurgold variety, ti­
Mmes. Boyce Van DeWater. Place. Wash. She was a Jan. 5 ents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carroll.
Potato
Advisory council met Sat­
tubera
und
penally
in
the
larger
und sons were New Year’s dinner
Lester Campbell and Varner Hop­ overnight guest of Mary Weir Both young men are serving with
urday morning to discuss propos­
i
it
did
not
appear
to
have
toler-
Sunday
visitors
in
the
G.
E
guests
of
the
G.
E.
Mackey
fam
­
kins attended a Mission circle and the next evening visited the Navy.
l ance to vcrticillium wilt Sho- ed changes in the certification
Mackey home were Mr. and Mrs ily.
meeting Jan. 6 at the home of Mary Thompson.
shoni, on the other hand, appear­ standards to permit production
Charles Johanneson of Nampa, Visit Portland Relative*
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Rogers left
Mrs. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters Mr. and Mrs Carl Lovitt and
ed
to have considerable tolerance of certified seed potatoes on land
Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Martin and
Jan. 5 for Casper. Wyo., to visit went to Nampa Sunday to visit sons. Diane Jennings of Nyssa
with a nematode history under
Millers Host Family Dinner
to
wilt.
family recently spent several
his brother. Eldon.
certain
conditions and methods
Marlene
Slippy,
who
is
in
a
hos
­
I was a weekend guest of Laura days visiting relatives in Port­ Treatment Controls Aphids
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller enter­
Jolly Jane club members met
of handling certification tags,
tained Jan. 9 for members of the Jan. 5 at the home of Mrs. Mar­ pital. The Walters later called at Mackey. Mr. and Mrs. Mackey land. Helen and Avanell visited
In a report on the use of Di- bulk shipping certificates, ship­
Holly family. Those present were garet Olsen. Mrs. Sarah Cart­ the Vernon Slippy residence and and Larry visited last Thursday their mother, Mr. and Mrs. M L. Syston for aphid control, Exten­ ping point inspections and digging
brought
Danny
home
with
them
with her mother, Mrs Florence Wood at John Day.
Messrs, and Mmes. Ray Holly and wright was hostess. Fifteen
sion Plant Pathologist Robert inspections.
Gowey in Boise.
daughters of Boise. Dan Holly, members and two guests, Wini­ ; for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Monty Spelman Powelson said that the chemical
Mr.
and
Mrs
James
Stephen
Richard Holly and family, Gerrit fred Bennett and Uvelda Am­
and sons spent the Christmas gave a 93.2 percent aphid kill at GUESTS IN WEEKS HOME
Visitors From Portland
Timmerman and daughters and mons, were present. Officers for were Sunday dinner guests of
John Weeks of Senrcu was a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Larry
Dominée holidays visiting her brother. Mr. the rate of one pound per acre in
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler at
Mrs. Romilda Miller.
the coming year were elected as Nyssa.
and Lloyd Hines of Portland and Mrs. Clifford Lance and fam­ Klamath county trials. In addi­ weekend visitor in the home of
Miss Lynn Chaney returned re­ follows: Mrs. Pauline McGinnis,
tion, the treatment gave good his parents, Mr. und Mrs. Tom
spent a recent weekend with ily at Pocatello.
Mr and Mrs. W. E. Piercy were control of leaf roll infection and Weeks. Other Sunday guests in
cently from Spokane, Wash., and president; Pearle Abbott, vice OKK Club Meet* Today
Mrs. Dominee’s sister, Mr. and
OKK
club
meeting
will
be
held
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Don president; Edythe Prosser, secre­
Mrs. Elmer Ausman. and did New Year’s dinner guests of Mr there was a reduction in the the Weeks residence were Mr. and
Kadel in Caldwell.
tary-treasurer. Mrs. Zelma Oca- at 2 o’clock this afternoon in the j some duck hunting while in the and Mrs. Bill Toomb.
| amount of net necrosis (brown Mrs. Otis Squler of Boise, Mr and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer and ' ing). There was also good in- Mrs. Glen Weeks and family of
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith enter­ mica became a member of the j home of Mrs. William Peutz. Mrs. area.
Gladys Morfitt will assist as co-
tained Jan. 9 with a family din­ club.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Hamilton of Jeanette. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent I creases in production of No. I Parma.
Mrs. Myra Westfall of Grants 1 hostess.
ner. Guests included their daugh­
Boise
visited Sunday evening Scott and family of Reubens,
Sunday dinner guests in the
Idaho, and Miss Jeanette Martin ,
ters, Mrs. Marilyn Slabaugh and Pass visited several days re­ Chester
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Mills home were Mr. and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs of Clarkston. Wash., were recent
children of Caldwell, Mrs. Pearle cently with her brother, Chet Mrs. Ronald
W.
E.
Ashcraft.
The
Ashcrafts
Batt
of
Nyssa.
The
Monday
evening
dinner
guests
in
Abbott and family. Mrs. Lorraine Smith and family.
Your
Credit Assures you
visited Saturday evening with her
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dennis and dinner honored Batt on his birth­ niece, Mr and Mrs. Glen Fred- the W E. Piercy home.
Blamier and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey and
Frank Shelton and Lona of Nyssa. son of Nyssa visited Jan. 5 with day anniversary. During the af­ ericksen and family at Nyssa.
of Year-Round Operating Funds
ternoon. the two couples drove to
Leland
Crummett were Now
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De­ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith.
Ross
Mills
was
a
Sunday
din
­
Caldwell to visit Mrs. C. R. Mills
V
Water, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed
ner guest of his mother, Mrs. Year’s eve guests of Mrs. Jean
who is in a nursing home.
Martin and sons. The evening
and daughters of Boise were re­ VISITORS FROM CALDWELL
Ruby
Mills
at
the
Benjamin
guest
Paulette Patton, granddaughter
was spent playing pinochle.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klahr of
cent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
of
the Earl Crockers, is home home in Caldwell and took her Visitors From California
I
Larry Bauman at Nyssa. Mrs. Caldwell were Friday evening
for
a
drive
in
the
afternoon.
Mrs
Bauman recently spent a few days visitors in the Willis Bertram from the hospital and is reported Mills is reported to be fully re- I Major and Mrs. Don Patrick of
be somewhat improved.
Riverside. Calif., recently spent
with her parents while her hus­ home following the Nyssa-Valli- to Mrs.
*
Dick Bones and children 1 covered from the flu and is doing five days visiting at the home of
vue basketball game. Mrs. Klahr
band was on a business trip.
nicely.
Mills
was
a
Saturday
eve
­
were
Saturday
visitors
in
the
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Welsh of is the former Louise Hinton of|
ning dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. her father, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Melvin Crocker home.
Brown. Messrs, and Mme*. Bob
Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Adrian.
g
I G. E. Mackey and family.
With PCA crop and livewtuck loans you avoid fenst or •••
Duane Fenn Hospitalized
Brown, Jim Moncar of Boise and
Welsh and children of Nampa
Ward
Attends
Meeting
famine finance», always have money for buying live­ $
Mrs. Duane Fenn and children
Robert Eastman of Caldwell and
were recent afternoon callers at ENTERTAIN WITH DINNER
stock and machinery, (laying the hands, and nas-ting
Mrs. Glenn Ward and children their families were Christmas
Recent Saturday evening din­ were Saturday overnight guests
the Horace Chaney home.
•e bills as th«*y become due.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl were Sunday dinner guests of dinner guests of the Browns. It
PCA Production Cr«*dit Association is a non profit
called Jan. 9 on Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain were Mr. and Mrs Crocker. Fenn is a patient at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denver was the first time in 23 years
Glen Sr. at Parma. Supt. Ward that the family had been together i
group of farmers and ranchers organized to provide low
William Lawler at Meridian. Mrs. J. Elwood Flinders. Mr. and Mrs. Malheur Memorial hospital.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. returned home Sunday evening for a Yule holiday.
Gerald Flinders and Randy.
coat, common sense financing for farmers and stockmen.
Lawler has been quite ill.
Clara Corfield were Clyde Gil­ I after attending a principals’ con­
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker
You ruceeru your commitmuni for Iho antlra year • operalion then
bert, Dorothy Pattee and chil­ ference in Eugene.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
draw on the funds as they are needed
dren, Mrs David Upshaw and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dines of' Parker of Ontario were New
No Interest is charged until and unless you actually use the money,
children of Caldwell.
Baker and Keith Cameron of [ Year’s dinner guests of Mr and
and then only tor the time you use it.
Mr. and Mrs. John Strickland Wallowa were weekend guests of Mrs. Bill Toomb. Mr. and Mrs.
Your payments on the loan reduce lhe principal, lowering your
returned home Jan. 11 from a Mr. and Mrs. Wally Steiner. Mr. Robert Toomb of Nyssa were re­
total loan costs (sometimes to halt the cost ot other plane).
vacation trip to Missouri where and Mrs. Lester Smith of Nebras- j cent Sunday visitors in the Par­
they visited relatives and friends. ka visited Saturday with the ker home.
You art* invited to drop by our office for additional
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar and Steiner family.
Mr and Mrs. Melvin Sessions
I information
a-i.
about PCA loans and for th«* frt*c Issiklet,
Jay. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Talbot
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Matthews and and Brad were New Year’s din­
sting
for
Profit." No obligation, of course.
"Budge
of Westfall were Sunday dinner family of Boise were Sunday vis­ ner guests of her parents. Mr.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charley itors at the home of his brother, and Mrs. Bob Webster. During
Culbertson. The latter and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Matthews Jr. the evening, they visited Mr. and
PRODUCTION CREDIT
Kygar recently visited Marlene and family.
Mrs. James Webster and Danny.
ASSOCIATION
Slippy
in
a
Nampa
hospital.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bob
Webster
spent
Miss Marilyn Parker was hos­
Sale Begins Friday at 9 cl m.
210 S W Second Street, Ontario. Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith left the weekend with their son, Mr. tess at a recent pink and blue
Telephone 889 6471
Monday for their home in Johns­ and Mrs. Gary Webster in Burley. shower feting Mrs. Ralph Leavitt.
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town, Neb., after visiting in the
Ken Lorensen, Wilbur Chapin
and William Turner homes. Mr.
and Mrs. Lorensen and girls and
the Wilbur Chapins were Sunday
-
118 Main Street
Nyssa, Oregon
dinner guests in the Turner resi­
dence.
Navymen Arrive
To Visit Parents
In Owyhee Area
PCA
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Girls' Cinderella Dresses
ON SPECIAL SALE!
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