THURSDAY. APRIL 14. 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
National Production of Milk Declines;
Higher Prices Seen for Consumers
4-H Stitchettes Plan
Cooked Food Sale
A drop in national milk output during 1965 and this year
and a sell-out of government owned duiry products have prac
tically put Unde Sam out of the dairy product storage busi- '
ness at least for the time being. As a result, income pros
pects look brighter for dairy farmers, particularly in areas
outside the Pacific coast.
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The recent trends in U. S. storage holdings of American
milk production and storage cheddar cheese were one - fifth
stocks indicate continued in below average.
creased prices for domestic Higher Support Prices Seen
milk and duiry products, accord
These developments suggest
ing to Stophen C. Murks, exten higher support prices for manu
sion agricultural economist ut factured milk during the market-
Oregon State university.
: ing year beginning April 1, ac
Murks says the U. S output of cording to Marks. The secretary
milk dropped shurply during the of agriculture will announce the
first two months of 100(1, due new support price before April 1.
Oregon dairymen produced the
lurgely to a six pen-ent reduction
in the nation’s milk cow popula sumc amount of milk in January
tion in 1905 The decline con and February as they produced a
tinued this winter ns more dairy year earlier, although milk cow
men retired or shifted to beef or numbers were down 10,000 from
off-farm employment. The drain a year earlier. Milk prices to
of farm manpower into the armed Oregon producers have averaged
forces is helping speed up the slightly higher so far this year,
rate of decline in milking herds but cost of production is also up,
according to Marks.
Record Produced in 1964
Nationally, milk prices are up
The two-month total of 19 1 much more than they are in Ore
THESE LADS ARE STUDYING a project con
Sieve Fritts, Kerry Franklin. Kim Wardwell and
billion pounds lugged behind the gon
cerning rockets, one of many entries in the recent
Don Wilson. Numerous area residents viewed the
previous year’s total for the sumo
Apple Valley Arts and Science fair staged in the
display, sponsored annually by the Apple Valley
two months by 1.1 billion pounds.
school gymnasium. The boys are (left to right)
PT A unit.
The 1905 totul production was EASTER DINNER GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Foster and
down two billion pounds from the
record 127 billion produced dur Miss Karen Ellis were Easter
GUESTS IN SMITH HOME
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARIES
dinner guests in the home of Mr.
ing 1904.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hawkins and
and Mrs. Raymond Sager. The
A dinner served Sunday in the
The drop In output of milk and lutter couple and Miss Ellis visit
Judy of Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Don S. C. McConnell home was in ob
dairy products also has helped ed during the afternoon at the
Strickland and Jo, Mr and Mrs. servance of both Easter and the
deplete surplus stocks held by Blaine Brown home in Caldwell.
Dean Sisson, Dee and Garry birthday anniversaries of two
the government Cheese, butter!
Kressly were Easter dinner guests family members. Guests included
By
Mrs.
G.
E.
Mackey
and non-fat dry milk have been ATTENDS SUNDAY WEDDING
of
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith. The Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Moore, Mrs.
Messrs, and Mnu-s. Fred Brown
withdrawn from the monthly' Mel Beck attended the April 3
latter couple visited one day last \ Charles Powell, Tami and Robin,
field,
Gayle
Martin
and
families
sales list of the Commodity Credit j wedding of his nephew, Bob Beck,
were recent Sunday dinner guests week with the Wilbur Smith all ’ of Nampa. The group was
corporation.
and M iks Gail Harris at Burley, of their parents, Mr and Mrs. family at Union.
celebrating anniversaries for Mc
U S. cold storage holdings of i Idaho The bridegroom has been
Connell and Moore.
Wesley
Walker
Sr.
dairy products at the start of a frequent visitor in the Mel
EASTER
VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Al Sondertnan of
March showed the smallest stocks Beck residence during the past
Portland were April 4 overnight
Easter dinner guests in the GUESTS IN REECE HOME
of butter since Muy 1, 1952 Cold several years
guests of her brother-in-law and home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Min
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Corak of
sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Cart er were Mrs. Marguerite McNeill La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
wright.
and Mrs. Freda Miner. Evening Giles and Scott of Homedale and
Lois Patterson of Ontario was visitors and dinner guests were Miss Connie Mitchell were Sun-;
a recent weekend guest of Mary Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Miner, Larry day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Looney.
and Lori.
Kenneth Reece and family.
Returns From Nampa Hospital
Clyde Underwood, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gayle Martin, returned
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home on April 2 from a Nampa
hospital where he had undergone
I
surgery earlier in the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Forie Martin were
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recent dinner guests of their son
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and daughter-in-law, the Gayle
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Mr. and Mrs. Chick Beams of
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Buhl were April 2 overnight
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guests
of
her
sister,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
DISPLAYS THIS SIGNI
Wesley Piercy.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mackey
Both Regular Body or Slim and Trim . . .
visited April 3 with her brother-
Button-Down or Regular Collar . . .
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
A Woven Fabric.
Harry Gage in Boise. Mrs. G. E.
Mackey was a guest of her moth
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er. Mrs. Florence Gowey, and her
Regular
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to
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brother. Mr and Mrs. Joe Gowey
and family in the Idaho capital
city.
Look for the Safeco ”8” with its
Mrs. Doty Honored
protective roof, and you’ll find
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Steiner en
an agent who sells the fine it,
tertained April 3 in honor of her
most complete protection at the
55% Nylon, 45% Rayon — Stretch
mother. Mrs. Irene Doty on her
lowest possible cost.
Yellow —4 Orange — Green — Black — Blue.
Stop in to see your Safeco
birthday anniversary. Guests in-
I eluded Mr. and Mrs. John Kygar
Agent soon. Or call him now.
With Stirrup.
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He’s just a phone's length
and Florene, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
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away, 24 hours a day I
Walker and family of Boise.
INSURANCE
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan
and family visited on a recent
BOYS'—HEAVY DENIM
Sunday afternoon with his par-
' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pate Duncan
of Vale.
Mmes. Ella Cowling of Cortez.
Colo., and Leona Morgan of Los
Navy — Faded Blue—Tan.
Angeles left on March 31 for
217 Good Avenue
Nyssa. Oregon
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their respective homes after vis
6 to 16
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iting
their
sister,
Mrs.
Edna
Cow-
Nobody Settles Claims Faster
i ling, for the past 10 days.
Members of the Stitchettes 4-H
sewing club held their ninth
meeting Saturday afternoon with
President K a r r y Cleaver in
charge.
Pledges were led by Christine
Stephen and Marianne Hopman,
and the group set May 7 as date
of their food sale. Shirley Clea
ver and Diane Okano were se
lected to contact various Nyssa Orr will serve refreshments at the
business firms to determine loca April 30 meeting in the home of
tion of the sale.
Virginia Cleaver.
Christine Stephen and Rhonda
—Mildred Widmer, Reporter.
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