THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Adrian Residents Visit With Relatives
While Touring in Montana and Idaho
Changes in American Ealing Habits
Discussed by Agricultural Economist
By Mr*. G. E. Mackay
ADRIAN Mr und Mrs Melvin
Sessions left June HI for Churlo,
Mont, to visit his father, Versal
Sessions and family. While there
they attended u high school rodeo
in Kalispell, in which his brother,
Steve participated.
They ulso visited the Ignacious
mission, one of the original Cath
olic missions, and St. Ignacious
hospital where his sister, Joyce,
is employed They spent one day
in Missoula shopping and visiting
friends.
On the return trip they toured
Big Hole basin and Craters of the
Mtsin In Idaho Falls they visited
hi* grandmother, Mrs Mathilda
Sessions.
Mr. und Mrs Verd Smith of
If you are at all like that hard- son in 1965, compared with 201
Eugene, Mrs. Aage Sorenson and
to find character, the “average pounds in 1945. Less fresh fruit,
Murilyn of Cairo, Neb, visited
American,” you are probably vegetables and potatoes are be
recently with their father, Mr.
eating less and enjoying it more ing eaten now, but a lot more
und Mr* Henry Day Day’s grand
of these foods are on dinner
nowadays.
son, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo McDowell
The typical American eats ap tables in processed form.
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mc
The jump in consumption of
proximately 220 pounds less food
Dowell of Medford ulso visited
per year than he did two decades various forms of processed pota
recently ut the Day home.
ago, according to a roundup of toes, for example, has helped
Mr*. Annu Humilton of Nampa
eating habits and costs compiled reverse a long-term downward
visited June 20 with her son and
by Mrs. Elvera Horrell, extension trend.
daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mr*.
agricultural economist at Oregon Smaller Parcantag« for Food
Don Humilton and fumily.
Wnile people are eating better
State university.
Arrive From Illinois
The most striking change in quality food, they’re also spend
American eating habits during ing a smaller percentage of their
Mr und Mrs. Curtis Eason and
the past 20 years is not the drop income for food. In 1945, food
fumily arrived Saturday, June 25,
in total amount consumed, how took 22.1 percent of the spend
from Milan, III., to visit her par
ever, but rather the shift in the able income. In 1965, by con
ents, Mr and Mrs. Vernon Parker.
tract, it took only 18.2 percent,
type of food eaten, she adds.
Mr and Mr*. Bob Parker and
leaving a greater percentage for
fumily of La Grande, Mr. and
More Poultry Consumed
other family items.
Mrs. Paul Parker of Ontario were
Take poultry, for instance In
In fact, average spending on
Mr. and Mrs Don Hamilton n<cent dinner guest* of their
1945, the average person ate 25.8 food takes a smaller proportion
und family recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
pounds of poultry. By 1965, this of total spending in the United
brother-in-law and slater, Mr and Parker.
had jumped to 40.7 pounds. This States than in any other country.
Mrs Rodney Funk at Nampa
Mr. and Mrs. W W Webb and
year, each person will eat about Food expenditures range from
The Joe Gowey family and Pauline were hosts at a June 26
43 4 pounds of fried, broiled, bar less than 25 percent in Canada,
friends of Hoise were June 26 picnic dinner. Guests were Mrs
becued or baked chicken and Australia and Denmark, to coun
dinner guest* of his brother-in- Ada Butler, Mr and Mrs. Harry
turkey, it is estimated.
tries such as Taiwan and Korea,
law and sister. Mr and Mrs. G E Farmer, Mrs. Margaret Payne of
On the other hand, Americans where more than half of spend
NYSSA
JAY-C
ETTE
OFFICERS
for
tha
coming
(Terry)
Marsh,
secretary.
Installation
rite*
were
Mackey and family.
Ontario, Mr. und Mrs. Connelly ,
ate only 145 pounds of flour and able income goes tor food. In
Mr. and Mrs Jack Chigbrough, Butler und children of East Or-1 yaar wara installed Saturday, Juna 25, by outgoing also held for the Nyssa Jaycee* during the meet other cereal products per per- Russia, the figure is 56 percent.
official*.
Heading
tha
group'*
activities
will
ba
ing
at
Brownie's
cafe.
Special
guest*
were
Speak
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Webster of arige, N.J.
(seated. left to right) Mr*. Ray (Evelyn) Tarter, er and Mr*. Larry Steven* of Ontario; City Man
Burley recently spent several
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis of I vice president: Mr*. Dick (Myrna) Walter*, presi
ager and Mr*. Fred Koch of Nyssa and several
days visiting Mr and Mrs. Bob Caldwell and Mrs. Martin Kiesow
Webster. The Gary Webster* left of Reedsport were June 26 eve- dent. Behind them are Mr*. Jim (Judy) Grunke couple* from Vale. Mr*. Koch was winner of a
and Mr*. Richard (Linda) Gustavson, directors: floral centerpiece door prise.
last Thursday for Canada
ning dinner guests of Mr and
Mr*. Delroy (Joy) Matthew*, treasurer: Mr*. John
—Journal Photo.
Mrs. Oliver Freel and family.
Visit From California
Mr. and Mrs G E Mackey visit
Mr and Mrs. Claude Roberts
ed her aunt, uncle and cousin UTAH COUPLE VISITS
RETURNS TO REDMOND
WEEKEND CAMPING TRIP
of Carmichael, Calif., visited re
MARION GLENN FAMILY
later in the evening.
Steve
Parker,
son
of
former
Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves, Mr.
cently with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mary Weir and Bert Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tippetts of Nyssans Mr. and Mrs. Don Par ■ and Mrs. Owen Gann camped
Brownfield and family.
visited during a recent Sunday Sandy, Utah, were recent visitors ker, left Monday to return to his and fished during the weekend
evening with Mr. and Mrs Rob in the home of Mr and Mrs. Mar home at Redmond after spending on the North Fork of Malheur
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ion Glenn and family.
ert Long
a week visiting Bruce Jackson. i river.
Honored on Anniversary
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Mr. and lira. Charles Newbill,
Mr and Mrs. Robert Long were
June 23 evening dinner guests
of Mr and Mrs. Blake Lowell at
the Country club in Payette,
Phymcians and
honoring Lowell on In birthday
anniversary,
Surgeons
Mr and Mrs E M. Mackey,
Mrs. Carl Lovitt and sons were re
K. E. KERBY. M. D.
cent Tuesday evening guests of
K. A. DANFORD. M. D.
Mr. and Mrs G. E Mackey and
KEN PFAFF, M. D.
family, honoring Larry on his
Physician* and Surgeon*
j birthday anniversary.
VELVEETA
HOLLAND DUTCH
Canned Shasta, Canada Dry
Dial 372-2241
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lane and
Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. family were hosts at a recent
barbecue supper i with Mr. and
Daily Except Saturday and
Sunday; Saturday, 10 to 12.
Mrs. Keith I^ine « and family,
Mrs. Myrna Sower and family of
Payette as guests.
MAULDING CLINIC
Mr. and Mrs W. W Webb met
L. A. Moulding, M. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb and fam
Physician and Surgeon
WHITE SATIN
NABISCO
ily of Heppner recently at Emi
Dial 372-2216
grant park near Mecham for an
outing
“By Appointment Only"
Hours: 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m.
Attend Consolidation Meeting
Daily Except Wednesday, Satur
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long,
day and Sunday; Wednesday
Del Monte — 46-Oz. Size
Carolyn Ward and the Rev. El
and Saturday, 9 to 12.
mer Rosenkilde attended a meet
ing of the proposed County Coun
Ore-Ida — 3 >/4-Oz. — INSTANT
DAVID W. SARAZIN. M. D. cil of Churches held Sunday,
Physician and Surgeon
June 26. at Nyssa Christian
Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m
church.
Daily Except Thursday, Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Steiner and
and 6unday; Thursday and
family entertained recently with
Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon.
Meadow Gold
1-Lb. Carion 33c
a birthday dinner honoring their
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daughter, Mrs Ralph Ix«avitt.
Office 372-3365
Res 372-3173
MAZOLA
Guests were Ralph Leavitt and
Office: 213 Main Street
son; his parents, Mr and Mrs.
1 1
Elmen Leavitt of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown vis.
Optometrist
ited recently with his brother-in-
law and sister. Mr and Mrs Fred
DR. JOHN EA8LY
E Young of Portland. They later
16 North Third Street
Nyssa. Oregon
went salmon fishing on the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown and
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family of Boise visited recently
Nyssa . . . 372-2949
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ontario . . . 889-8017
Glenn Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ward, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Willis attended a
Veterinarians
recent bowling party at Cald
well as guests of David Dorsey.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
Cheese QQc
POP
$1
2-Lb. Box
14 Cans
I
Tomato Juice
3 Cans .............
Cottage Cheese
2-Lb. Package...............
On Alberta Ave. Dial 372-2251
Nyssa, Oregon
Dr. B. E. Roes
Nyssa — 372-3462
Dr. D. R. Mason
Parma — 712-63*2
Large and Small Animals
MEET AT COLLINS HOME
A small group of senior ladies
met Monday afternoon on the
lawn at the home of Mrs. H. E.
Collins. Following the traditional
program of saluting the flag, a
prayer and a song, a potluck din
ner was served. The remainder
of the afternoon was spent in
visiting.
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105 Main Street
Phone 372-3544
NYSSA . . . OREGON
Potato Flakes
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10 Packages...............
Corn Oil
p/a-Qi.
99c
RIPE — LARGE
FIRM — RIPE
Tomatoes
Bananas
19
10' Lb
Lb
Good and Choice
Good and Choice — BONELESS
Round Steak
AQi Rump Roast
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7t!t Ground Round
SLAB BACON
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Hash Browns
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2-Lb. Bags—4 for ...
Booth — Frozen Breaded
Lt 65(
Fresh-Made — German
Sausage
Ore-Ida — Southern-Style
Shrimp
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rresniy Ground
urrouna
Freshly
Sliced FREE!
Nyssa’s Nite Rodeo
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10-Lb. Bag S l17
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TREASURE VALLEY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
IceCream A7<
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SALE DATES — July 7, 8 and 9
09
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Friday and Saturday — July 8-9
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