THURSDAY. AUGUST 25. 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE THREE
Mike Pratt Undergoes
Crop Outlook, State Market Prospects Navy
Basic Training
Seaman Recruit Michael A.
Listed by OSU Extension Economist iYutt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Potluck Dinner,
Meeting Planned
By Legion Groups
Oregon wheat, eggs, onions, larnh imports, fruit and nut F. Pratt of route 1, Nyssa, is un
crops * >|<l the market spotlight this week, according to Ste dergoing nine weeks of basic
Members of Nyssa American
phen L. Marks, Oregon State university extension agricul training at the Naval Training
Legion Post 79 and auxiliary will
|
Center
in
San
Diego.
tural economist.
hold their first meetings of the
According to a Navy news re- ’
Oregon onion growers should pocket more money for their
season on Thursday, Sept 1,
crop this fall and winter, due to a smaller late summer crop lease, he is receiving instruction
it is announced by Commander
in Naval customs, courtesies and
Charles Steffens.
nationally. Marks says the*
late summer crop, which goes record 11X15 crop Thin may mean organization, ordnance, gunnery,
A potluck dinner is being plan
.seamanship, damage control, first
into storage to supply most of I .slightly higher grocery store aid,
ned at 7 p.m. and all interested
swimming, survival, ship
veterans are urged to attend. Post
the onions marketed during prices for onions this winter.
board drills and sentry duty.
members attending are asked to
fail and winter, lcxiks like it
Egg supplies this summer also
A program of physical fit
take a covered dish and own table
will be down 11 percent from the have been smaller, according to
ness, military drill and inspec-1
service, and the women will as
the economist, leading to higher
tions keeps the recruits mentally
sist in serving the meal.
egg prices. However, he points
and physically alert during their
out, higher feed prices and rising training.
During the business sessions,
costs of wages, interest, taxes and
reports will be given by Laurel
Pratt's Navy classification tests j
, equipment have soaked up the
Beck and James Anderson, dele
will determine whether he will
increased egg prices and left
gates to Girls* and Boys* State
be assigned to a school, shore
poultrymen
in
general
no
better
sessions during the summer
station or ship after his gradua
By Helen Hoffman
1 off than u year ago.
months.
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Durfee and Egg Price Drop Expected
A tentative schedule of post
family were Sunday dinner guests
activities in the community will
RUMMAGE
SALE
ANNOUNCED
lie
expects
egg
prices
to
head
at the home of his parents, Mr.
be discussed during the Legion
Members of Futura chapter,
and Mrs. Charles Durfee at Cald | down a.s summer heat abates and
CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS at Malhaur Coun ning the top 4-H animal sold for $55 per cwt. and naires’ program.
National
Secretaries
association,
the
new,
larger
crop
of
pullets
well, Thc Irvin Durfee couple
ty Fair. 1966, are shown above. On the right is
brought $114.40. Buyer was Ontario Meat com
visited Saturday evening at the hatched earlier this year comes will hold a rummage sale Satur Jim Bishop and his Yorkshire sow who took pany. Julie's parents are the Steve Hirai's of
VISITORS FROM BAKER
day, Aug. 27, starting at 8:30 a m.
Emery Cameron home in Big into full production.
the Ridgeview community, route 1, Homedale.
grand champion showman honors in the FFA
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Leuck
Numerous
articles
will
be
on
Broiler production is up and
Bend.
She is an active member of the Adrian Live and son of Baker visited during
sale in the southwest corner sec division. Jim is a son of the Mancel Bishops and
prices
have
stayed
a
little
ahead
Mrs. E<l Foss und children of
stock club.
tion of the Towne Garage build a 1966 graduate of Nyssa high school. The young
the weekend with his brother-in-
Seattle and Mrs. Hetty Orr visit- of last year, but increased costs ing, located at Third and Main lady is Julio Hirai, displaying her champion mar
—Journal Photo*.
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Tom
of
production
offset
the
small
ed Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ed
streets
in
Nyssa.
ket
swine.
At
the
fat
stock
auction
Friday
eve-
Johnson.
Bancroft nt the home of her par price advantage. Turkey is a bar
ents, Mr. and Mrs Elza Niccum. gain buy at retail this summer,
Mrs. Bancroft (Florence Niccum) with supplies going to market
and children are spending the during the first six months of
!!XW a fourth larger than during
summer here.
the first half of 1965.
Howell Family Picnic Held
Marks says a total Oregon tree
A Howell family picnic was fruit and nut crop, a little larger
held Sunday at Lake Owyhee In than last year, is in the making.
attendance were Mrs. Bertha July’s weather favored Oregon
Laurcston; her son-in-law and fall harvested fruit crops. How
z;
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Wiss ever, strawberry production has
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of Newell, Iowa. Others present been revised downward to 97,-
i
were Mr. and Mrs. Russell How 150,000 pounds. This is still well
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ell and grandsons, Ricky and above the short crop delivered
Russell Tennant; Mrs. Frank Gra last year, he points out.
ham, Mr. and Mrs. John Howell,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Howell and chil-' Lamb Imports Eyed
A sharp decline in lamb prices
dren of Fruitland. Mrs. Laures-
thLs year ia bringing lamb im
ton is a cousin of the Howells.
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■
The group had a picnic supper ports into the limelight again, ac
cording to Marks.
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at the Russell Howell residence
Recently introduced legislation
that evening. Mr. and Mrs Wiss
would
add lamb imports to the
and Mrs. I.aureston visited last
Thursday afternoon with Mr. and off-shore meat import quota law
approved by congress two years
Mrs. Frank Graham.
ago, Imports of some 8 million
pounds of lamb during January-
VISITORS FROM INDIANA
May this year were up 68 percent
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Turner of compared to the same months in
LaPo’-tc, Ind., were recent visit 10*15. Mutton imports for process
ors or Mrs. Mabel Houston, Mr. ing increased even more to a total
BIG VALUES ar® just a "SNIP" away,
and Mrs. Eales Sumpter. The I of 26 million pounds. The total
visitors were enroute home fol is equivalent to about three weeks
so reach for a pair of scissors and cut
lowing an extended vacation trip J of domestic lamb and mutton
yourself In on some beautiful menus at
throughout the northwest.
production.
REALLY BIG SAVINGS!
Wheat dominated grain market
RETURNS FROM BEND
news as prices moved toward
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