Nyssa gate city journal., January 25, 1945, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JANUARY 25, 1945
PAGE 4
¡the more readily available resources. Ieetlon of offficers for the coming from their farm home to Nyssa I Mrs Homemaker's No. 1 problem, iHeights has been visiting her sister
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' Cereals make a good point and Mrs Onleta Callahan the last week.
Monday
WAR ______
EXPENDITURES
meat stretcher, and, oh yes, purse
I Emma WUaon was sleeted pres-
Mr and Mrs Carl Mltzel were stretcher. They supplement the an­ Miss Despain left last week for
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Galveston, Texas.
Evidence of the demands of a ldent; Bernice Robb, vice president, Sunday geusts at the parental Otto imal protein ln meat with vegetable
The Owyhee Sunday school boys
vast war effort Is the fact that In and Viola Ditty secretary-treasurer. Wolfe home
protein— and they’re good!
Mary Query and Tressa Ditty
and girls of the LDS church spon­
December, according to the Treas- Lydia Wolfe and Levina Howard
CREOLE MEAT LOAF
Prepared by OFFICt OF WAR INFORMATION
uiy Department and the War Pro­ were appointed to act on the flower were callers at the Walker Howell to cup uncooked Cream of Wheat sored a roller skating party last
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home In Ontario Monday.
duction Board war expenditures committee.
Thursday evening at Frultland.
1 lb. ground raw beef
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Mrs Otto Wolfe attended a bridal 1 egg, slightly beaten
»313,400.000 a day—a new
•’Doc” Raffington and wife are
••ESSENTIAL” AND CRITICAL" round repair services on the types averaged
“ i T V for
,
Z
Namea
were
ior with
My’ shower for Mrs Kenneth Phlefer of 3 T. minced onion
moving back Into their old home
high
the daily outlay. The m
daily
| stery
Pals”.
The exchan*ed
club will meet
Adrian Monday.
DRAFT GUIDES
of equipment included In the ess- rat€ i^gt month as 14.» preterit Emma Wilson February 14.
after spending a year ln California.
to t. sage or thyme
Through a mechanical error, the 2 t. prepared mustard
The guides set up by the War ential list. Types of repair service higher than in November
The “Out Our Way" club, and
A donation of three towels, two toference ^
glven ln ftn ltem m
neighbors gave William Callahan
Manpower Commiasion for Selective oilier than the above are deemed CONSUMER FRONT LITTLE CH- bedspreads, six water pitchers and test week., ^iset valley news that 1 cup condensed tomato soup
and wile a chanvari party last
ervlce In Inducting men in the 26 “essential”.
ANGED
a large kett e were presented to the Mr and Mrs Charles w tty plan to lto t. salt
Tuesday evening. The evening was
to t. pepper,
Nyssa
Nursing
home
by
members
through 39 age group make a nice
In
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m
of
health
and
welfare
The
consum*r
,roni
remained
11-
In
eie
field
of
health
and
welfare
move
to
the
coast.
The
Item
should
m - ‘e “ cu or
u ,e changed with continued tight
spent, playing games. Mr Callahan
to cup water.
of the Worthwhile club recently.
difference between the
have referred to Mrs Hubert Sharp,
Combine Cream of Wheat, beef, has served lto years ln the South
Mr and Mrs Bud Chapin and who went to the coast to work
Industrial employment and that services the critical classification Is rationing controls by way of fairer
which Is considered as “critical" to ^PPhed to physicians, surgeons, distribution of limited wartime sup- Mrs Kenneth Lorensen were visit­ Mr and Mrs Ditty have not Inten­ egg and seasonings. Blend tomato p aclflc and was ln 11 major battles
soup and water. Reserve to cup and A lunch was served.
the war production program. Most demists, oculists, osteopaths, san- P*1** most consumers recognize ors in Homedale Thursday.
tions of moving.
add remainder to the meat mixture.
Mr and Mrs Callahan was pre­
smaller communities (excepting ml- : itary engineers, veterlanarlans en- that 1945 will be a “tight" year for
Mrs Ted Pomeroy Is visiting fr­
Blend lightly and pack Into small, sented with a lovely gift by the
ning and specialized manufacturing gaged in farm live stock treatm ent,' most commodities retail
prices iends ln Red wood, California.
greased, loaf pan. Bake in moder­ club.
towns) which are closely related to medical, dental anJ optical labor- j011 smoked porked loins and lion
Revival services are progressing
ate oven (350) degrees for 50 min­
their agricultural areas, will find atorles, pharmaceutical services, ho- ruts have been cut by OPA by one nicely at the Assembly of Ood ch­
utes. Baste during baking with re­ Visit In Apple Valley—
that most of the men In the aff- spttals. nursing services, and In st-, to two cents a pound and retail urch. Meetings are held each night
By Leona Anderson
served to cup of tomato soup mix­
Mrs O. O. Anderson and Mrs A.
ected age group fall ln the category itutional care. Into the “essential” ' t o w n a n d f a r m c o n .
except Monday.
Idaho Power Co.
¡V. Pruyn visited last Thursday at
ture.
of "essential“ employment when class go mortuary services, auxiliary cent-per-pound celling prices were
Herbert Bergam has been help­
I the home of Mrs Lloyd Lomax at
they work ln such fields as th e , civilian welfare services to the arm- established on both Kosher and ing Mr. Ekanger build a new house. RED RATION POINT PROBLEMS
Apple Valley. Mrs Lomax’s parents,
ed forces, welfare services to civil­ non-Kosher cooked corned beef br­
following:-
Verla Mae Wolfe was a Sunday
How to feed your family the 1st
iskets..
owing
to
the
critical
man­
Mr and Mrs Bruntz of Oxford,
Agiicultural
Services : -Commer­ ians, church activities, accident and
evening dinner guest at the Carl | class proteins they need and still
power
situation
ln
the
Mansfield,
Nebraska are visiting their daugh­
cial poultry hatcheries, seed pro­ fire prevention services and struct­
Falkmelr home ln Caldwell.
come out even at the end of the
cessing. animal breeding, crop dis ural pest control services. Only Ohio, area, Westinghouse Electric
Mr and Mrs Henry Terra moved month on red ration points—that's Miss Fay Despain of Ontario ter for a month.
ease protection services, Initial pro- educational service considered crit- and Manufacturing Co., voluntarily
cesslng services of compressing, th- leal Is the United States Maritime stopped output of electric irons ln
reshlng, cleaning, shelling, curing Service Training program. Most its factory there (half of an aut­
and the like, Irrigation services, others are listed as essential ser- horized 157,000 Irons had been com­
pleted) Every town, every buslnes;
farm repair and maintenance ser- vices.
vices, farm product assembly ser-
In the forestry and lumbering district Is asked by the government
vices, custom grust milling and Ice fields the only critical classiflca- to turn off advertising signs, din
harvestlng. No “critical” employ- tions are those of timber tracts Illumination and use electricity sp­
ment Is listed under the WMC guide and logging camps, cutting of pulp- aringly to save coal for winning the
for agricultural services. The pro- wood, wood for tanning extract, war.
duction of packaging materials for sawmills, veneer and planing and PEARL HARBOR TODAY
Pearl Harbor, T. H.—The scene
shipping and preserving essential plywood mills, wood for tanning
products Is also listed as an essent- extract, sawmills, veneer and plan of America’s first setback also has
been the scene of the Nation’s eq­
ing and plywood mills.
ial class of employment.
Substantially, the guide system ually significant triumph-Pearl Ha­
In the category of "critical’’ em­
ployment, as It may affect the draft set up by the WMC, which is ln rbor Navy Yard, Uncle Sam’s gr­
status of citizens of non-industrial accordance with the directive to eatest ship repair center. It Is the
smaller towhs, is listed such work Selective Service by the Directory local of Incredible accomplishments
as the repair o t automobiles, busses, ot War Mobilization and Reconver­ ln underwater salvage, reconstruct­
trucks, tractors and .'arm equip­ sion, James F. Byrnes, reflects the ion, and refitting of war craft. It Is
ment. However, It is Intended that Intensified demands on American the nerve center of the United S t­
ln the category of repair services resources of men and materials to ates Pacific Fleet. It is the home
consideration be given only to In­ wage the war, and the fact that, of the city of ships, the heartbeat
But If You Bought Yours From
dividuals qualified to render all- the past years of war have absorbed of the mightiest nautical power in
the world's history.
Because the navy yard workers
feel a personal obligation to en­
LET ITS PROVIDE A HOME MARKET FOR YOUR FAT HOGS
large on the yard's many distinct­
Sell where there Is no commission to pay, no shrink, no un­
ions, they have reglstred other sp­
ectacular accomplishment too, the
necessary expense Incurred through a great number of men
Navy Department reports. They ta ­
required to handle your hogs and where you can see and check
ke pride ln the fact that for some
the weight of your hogs yourself.
time the Pearl Harbor Yard has
We buy hogs every Friday at the stockyards ln Nyssa, Ore.
averaged longer work weeks and j
Because We Still Service the Merchandise
and Homedale, Idaho.
more overtime than any of the 10 j
yards ln the United States. In add­
For Friday's price phone 111 R. Nyssa. between the hours of
We Sell As We Have Done For the Past
ition, they point out that 95 per­
5 P.M. and 9 P.M. on Thursdays or 53JLJ, Homedale, on Friday.
cent of the employees Invest In war
bonds, with purchases averaging
FRANK KULLANDER
$1,000,000 a month.
Pearl Harbor has had a colorful
history. It began 57 years ago when
OUR TRAINED REPAIRMEN
King Kalakaua granted the United
Can
Make
Your Furniture and Appliances
'States exclusive rights for Its use
Like Uncle Sam, I
as a coaling and repair station for
American vessels. It was not until
keep 'em running.
1905, however, that the site was sel­
ected officially as the location for
F. “Lete” Sackett,
a principal naval base.
In 1909, workers started on a dry-
Box 608, Phone 247M
dock that was not completed until
1919. In that year the Navy re­
WHY? Because we are capable of
Ontario, Oregon
commended that a first class naval
base, with facilities adequate en­
SERVICING AND REBUILDING
Since 1890
ough to handle the entire fleet in
time of war, should immediately be
The Merchandise We Sell
veloped.
Within the war years, the Navy
Yard construction program has bo­
omed to make it one of the world's
largest yards. In 1941, Rear Admiral
William R. Furlong was named
Commandant and he has directed
the vast operations since that time.
Today, more than three years
That Takes the First, Easy and Large Profit and Lets You Look
after the sneak attack that plun­
ged the United States Into war.
Elsewhere for Service and Upkeep.
Pearl Harbor Navy Yard is serving
the highly Important function of
P A S T EX PER IEN C E H as P roven To You T h a t You Should
keeping the ships of the Pacific
Fleet fit to fight. Admiral Furlong
Buy From a M erchant W ho H as G iven You
reports that there remaths a need
for skilled workers and again has
Service!
appealed to patriotic citizens on the
Mainland who are not ln essential
war work, but desire an opportun­
ity to play a vital part ln the Pac­
Buy Your
ific War effort, to register at the
nearest Civil Service office for tr­
ansportation to Pearl Harbor, and
a war Job.
TOWN and
in WARTIME
Victory Food Hints
Cow Hollow
Quality
FURNITURE
IS DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN
PETERSON’S
You Are Lucky
34 Years
Last Longer
_ 0 u r Motto Is Service—
We Are Not Only A
Selling Agency
Potato and
Onion Seed
Early to secure the best.
Blue Tag certified Minnesota Pontiac.
Blue Tag certified Wyoming Triumphs.
Blue Tag certified Montana Russets.
Blue Tag certified Montana White Rose.
Russets-One year out of certification.
Certified and uncertified white and yellow
Spanish onion seed.
Call at our Nampa Office
J. C. SEWELL
Produce Company
Nampa, Idaho »Phone 744
We Hope To Expand In.
Sunset Valley
Shoppers ln Boise recently were
the Hudd Robb. Lester Kendall
and Pete Wilson families.
Mr and Mrs Don Mutch and
daughter, Donna of Boise were
Saturday evening guests ln the Otto
Wolfe home.
George Yasumura purchased a
Bulck eight recently.
Mr and Mrs Lester Kendall were
Saturday evening supper guests of
Mr and Mrs Howard Fingers.
Several from this community
attended the Britton Llmbaugh sale
ln Cow hollow Thursday.
Mrs Lew McCoy and Mrs Crutch­
field entertained at a miscellan­
eous shower at the hall Friday af­
ternoon ln honor of Mrs Harold
FUllngsness. Mrs Fllllngsness was
Miss Donna Dlmmiek before her
marriage.
Magnus Ekanger and his father
moved Tuesday to the Andrew Ttt-
land farm.
Mr and Mrs Pete Wilson and
Mr and Mrs Hudd Robb attended
the cooperative meeting held at
the Boulevard Grange hall near
Cairo Junction Wednesday.
Mrs Leslie Ditty. Mrs Robert Ditty
and Mrs Charles Ditty were bus­
iness callers In Vale Wednesday of
last week.
Mary Newgen entertained 12 me­
mbers of the Worthwhile club at
her home Thursday afternoon. El-
1945
*By A dding 65 p er cen t to O ur D isplay Space
*By continuing to give you th e best possible Service.
*By getting the best of the o b ta in ab le m erchandise fo r our cu st­
om ers.
*By offering the m ost com plete display of
F U R N IT U R E , FLO O R CO V ERIN G S AND A PPLIA N C ES
in the S nake R iver V alley
PETERSON FURNITURE AND
UNDERTAKING CO.
P hone 440 W
Ontario