THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE FOUR
Farmerette Women
Hold August Session
At Home in Nyssa
Agricultural Display Earns Grange
Second Place Ribbon al County Fair
By Mrs. Dyre Roberts
Mrs. Walter Green of La Grande
BIG BEND — The Big Bend j and her daughter - in - law, Mrs.
Grange received a second place John Green and children of The
ribbon on their agricultural booth ’ Dalles, visited several days last
at the Malheur county fair.
week with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Av
The display was a farm scene ery.
and pertained to spraying of seed i Linda Bishop attended a birth-
crops.
j day dinner at East Side cafe Fri
day evening in honor of Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bennett Mary Frahm of rural Nyssa.
spent last week salmon fishing on
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lay and
the Oregon coast. Their three children of Eugene spent last
children spent the week with Thursday evening with her uncle
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Loise Boren at Durkee.
Smith.
Dr and Mrs. Jim Hollingsworth
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bishop and
and family of Boise were Sunday their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
guests of her parents. Mr. and Cashion and children. Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Higgins.
Mrs. Everett Cashion were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
Returns From Texas Visit
Mrs. Horace Chaney returned Bishop of Middleton.
Sunday morning from Del Rio. Visitors From Illinois
Texas, where she had been for
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cashion and
the past two weeks caring for the two children of Casseville, Ill.,
family of Mr. and Mrs. David and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chaney. The latter is reported Everett Cashion of Rockwo»xi,
to be recovering nicely following Ill. arrived Saturday to visit Mr.
surgery.
and Mrs. Walter Bishop. Mrs.
Kelly and Debbie Sla.vbaugh of Jim Cashion is a niece of Mrs. ANTHONY. KAREN and KRISTINE RIGNEY, international high ichool at Vermala. Switzer
Caldwell spent the weekend with Bishop.
land. The children'» mother. Jane Parr Rigney,
grandchildren of the J. W. Rigney* and Frank
their aunt, Mrs. Pearle Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs Gene Bair of Parrs of Nyssa, will soon be going to school in will be nurse and counselor in the same school.
Their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Portland spent Thursday and Fri Switzerland. Their new school will offer many The family will be going by plane, leaving Sept.
Slaybaugh. came for them Sun day of last week visiting her new challenges, as the lesson* will all be taught
13 from Eugene. Ore. The flight will take them
day evening.
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Char in French. Their father. James W. Rigney, has nearly halfway around the world and they will
Mrs. Harvey Bennett was an lie Olsen.
reach their destination within 12 hour*.
accepted a position to teach social studies in an
Aug. 18 evening dinner guest of
Mrs. Wilma Bernard and son
—Staff Photo.
Mrs. Susannah Councilman of of Longview, Wash., are visiting
Roswell and Mrs. Clara Buehler. her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
GUESTS FROM NEBRASKA
Mr and Mrs. Ray Cartwright Ray Cartwright. Weekend guests
Girl Scouts Return
Mr. and Mrs. Ercil Goodell and
visited last Thursday with Mrs of the Cartwrights were Mr. and
Lee of Haigler, Neb., visited Sat After 4-Day Outing
Naomi Wright in Nampa.
Mrs. Leonard Hobbs of Longview.
urday
with his aunt, Mrs. Orma
Twelve members of Girl Scout
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Decker left
Steve Hall of Payette spent
Cleaver.
Troop 606; their adult leader, Mrs.
Saturday with his grandparents. Sunday morning for their home
By Laura Mackey
Bill Wahlert, John and Michael,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Higgins.
in Cobum, Idaho, after a two-
Mr.
and
Mrs. Paul Parker were of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb.
returned home Sunday following
week
visit
with
her
grandparents,
j
Arrive From Denver
recent evening guests of Mr. and
Bobbi Jo Sessions and Brad a four - day camping trip near
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Tuppeny.
Mr. and Mrs. John Luciana and
Mrs. Vem Parker. Marilyn Parker and her mother, Mrs. Bob Web Burnt river.
children of Denver arrived Sun Clucas Couple Entertains
spent a recent weekend with her ster, recently spent several days
Mrs. Charles Michael accompa
day for a week's visit with her
Mr. and Mrs Phil Clucas en- parents, the Vern Parkers.
with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Webster nied the group to the campsite,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Tup- tertained Sunday evening with a
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston of at Burley.
pulling the s»x>ut trailer with her
peny.
picnic supper for Mr. and Mrs. Ontario visited Aug. 14 with Mr.
Smiley Sessions and Carl Fos car. She returned home on Sat
Mrs. Ruth Morgan of Payette Ladd Sutton and four children and Mrs. Vern Parker. Later in ter of Ontario were Aug. 12 guests urday and Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
visited Friday afternoon with Mr. of Eugene and Mrs. Genevieve the evening Bill Toombs was a of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sessions. Petrie joined the girls on Sunday
Sutton of Caldwell.
and Mrs Ray Cartwright.
guest in the Parker home.
Mrs. Wally Steiner and Judi and brought the camping equip
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hatcher
Stephanie Neer of Salem and were Aug. 14 guests of Mr. and ment home.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hatch and
Cindy of Bend brought Helen of Tacoma and Mervin Brown Cherry Over of Bend are visiting Mrs. Jesse Doty at Blackcreek.
Girl Scouts taking the outing
Hatch home and spent the week- of Sandpoint were Monday din Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson. Mr. Idaho.
were Mary Ann Donty, Ann Pe
end visiting Mr. and Mrs. James ner guests otf Mr. and Mrs. Bill and Mrs. Mervil Hutchinson and
Ethel Lane of Ontario visited trie, Sharon Gallegos, Lisa Strom,
family, Stephanie and Cherry Aug. 14 with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jannean Smith, Elvie Gallegos,
McGinnis a n d other relatives Blevins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blevins ac were recent picnic guests of the
nearby.
Oralia Flores, Cathy Smith. Patri
Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Avery visited companied Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson couple. The Petersons
cia Wahlert, Nancy Ross, Kellyne
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gene
Harper,
Frerichs
and
children
to
the
were Aug. 12 guests of Mr. and
during a recent evening with
Michael and Diane De.Minck.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Lane
of
Nyssa
their son. Gordon Avery and Boise area Sunday on a sightsee Mrs. Bill Looney for a hambur were recent Sunday guests of Mr.
ing
trip.
ger fry.
family at Weuer.
CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS!
Mrs. Clara Buehler of Sioux
Mrs. Monty Spelman and Cur and Mrs. Bill Willis.
Mrs. Edythe Prosser accompa
City,
Iowa,
has
been
visiting
her
tis visited recently with her bro
nied Mrs. Delno Brock of Sunset
Valley to Boise Sunday to visit niece, Mrs. Harvey Bennett. On ther, Edward Lance at Seattle.
Sunday the Bennett couple ac
Miss Cheryl Brock.
companied Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Visit California Relatives
Visit Relatives at Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ward and I
Kniefel of Parma, Mrs. Susannah
Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis, Councilman of Roswell and Mrs. family and her mother visited re
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis and Buehler to Boise where they pic cently with Mrs. Ward’s sister,
Steve spent several days last nicked at Julia Davis park. The Dova Beck at Fremont, Calif.
week visiting their son and bro Bennetts later visited his uncle, Toni Beck is visiting for two
ther, Mr. and Mrs. James McGin Leonard Carter in the Veterans’ weeks with the Ward family.
Bob Webb was a recent visitor
nis Jr. in Joseph.
hospital.
Adrian Area
By Maballa McKague
NU ACRES A regular meeting
of th»' Farmerette club was held
Wednesday afternoon. Aug 17, nt
the home of Mrs. M»'rle Thom
son in Nyssa with Mrs. Mabelie
McKague as co-hostess There
was a small number In attend
ance, du»' to so many of th»' mem
bers working nt this time »»f year.
Th»' meeting was conducted by
Mis Leona Bryan, vice pr»'sicient,
and some business was transacted.
Mrs. McKague gave a report on
the food basket which hnd been
circulated. A watermelon fe«'»!
was held ut the close of the ses
sion.
Next meeting will be held Sept.
21 nt th«* home of Mrs. Alden
Bryan.
Return to Klamath Falls
Technical Sergeant D.
Betts
and family returned Aug 1» to
their home in Klamath Falls after
spending the past two weeks vis
iting at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Omar L Betts.
Miss Judith Stohler of Sun
Valley. Calif., is spending a two-
TO TEACH IN HERMISTON
Mrs Joan Söderström und fam
ily left early this we»'k for Her
miston, Ore., where she will join
members of the school faculty.
Mrs. Söderström, a former Nyssa
instructor, taught last ycur at
Notus, Idaho.
VISITS MOTHER IN ONTARIO
David Saxton visitisi lust week
with his mother. Mrs. Delores
Monahan in Ontario.
week vacation with her parent«,
Mr. and Mrs. Ilhinolil Stohler.
Miss Katie Hawks, who toured
Europe this sunirner, is spending
a vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. K. C. Hawks.
New Daughter Arrives
Mr and Mrs. Lowell Wiseman
became the parents of a new baby
daughter Wetlnesday morning
Aug 17 The infant joins two
older brothers in th«' home.
Mr and Mrs. Clifford Nielsen
ami son of Ontario sp»'nt Sunday
afternoon visiting nt th»' home of
his mother, Mrs. Effie Nielsen.
Th»' latter is now able to stay
alone and her daughter, Mrs. Ar
vin Kersey, Stev< n, Michuel and
Tommy Dale have returned to
their home near Fruitland.
SEED GROWERS ..
SAVE! $$$
Defoliate for a Total
Per Acre Cost of . .
Including Material and Application.
This Is a proven, superior application ualng
Mlcronair filters for the maximum In crop
coverage and penetration.
RANCH AERO
AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO.
Owned, Operated by Paul N. Hansen
Realdence—114 North Fourth Street, Nyssa. Ore.
(Downstairs Apartment — Rear Entrance)
Operating From Nyssa Airport
PHONES — 372 3058 or 372 3316
Why does the voice keep saying
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t
store
ABC COAL now?
Nyssa, Oregon
August 19, 1966
To: Area Alfalfa Seed Growers,
GENTLEMEN:
We are pleased to announce that cold storage facilities for leaf cutter
bee boards will be available at our Nyssa plant this winter.
The cost will be 50 cents per 3-inch x 6-inch x 4-foot board for the
winter season. Other boards will be charged in proportion to their size.
We plan to open the storage early in September. You can take the boards
out whenever you are ready for them in the spring. Storage charges are
for the season — so bring them in early!
Details of fire and theft insurance have been worked out with a local
company. This insurance is available to you at a small additional cost, and
charges are by the month.
We have investigated the benefits of bee board storage. Ixxral Ento
mologists, County Agents and Seed Growers point out the following ad
vantages:
storage at about 35 degrees Fahrenheit halts the activity
of carpet beetles and other insect pests that work on the bee
larvae.
Humidity can be kept at a level most favorable for the over
wintering leaf cutter larvae.
In many cases the boards will be more secure from fire and
theft. Insurance is available.
By using incubation after storage, the bees’ emergence can be
timed to meet the desired bloom period of your alfalfa. Also
Monodontomerus — the sm\/.i parasitic wasps — can be trapped.
Growers who stored boards with us last year are enthusiastic
over results and say that :’..cy will be back again this winter.
1. Board
2.
3.
4.
5.
Because, Virginia, next month is September and folks will be
starting their furnace fires for another burning season.
And because ABC Coal is water-washed for purity, homoge*
nized for smooth stoker burning and Dusprufed for cleanliness
in the bin, in the fire, in the home.
Store ABC Coal now — coal at its best, dealer service at its best.
Mined and refined by Independent Coal & Coke Company.
if you are interested in further details, phone us at Nyssa 372-3393,
or stop in and see our facilities on Alberta Avenue,
Mile West of the
Dessert Seed Company.
Very truly yours,
Fischer's Cold Storage
fl acai* ¿J-Uchel
Branded for
your protection
ABERDEEN- LUE BLAZE
CASTLE GATE Coals
Besiway Building Center • Phone 372-2237 • ABERDEEN