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T H U R S D A Y , JUNE 13, 1946
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Parr. Patsy Owynn, Hlaako Kido, j Mrs Mary E. Bybee and Mr. and USE OF PRESSURE
C rate Paster and Laureen Hawley. Mrs w llford Bybfe and Lois. Mrs. C A l i r r p A M
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Assisting the pianist will be Twy-| D
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Savage, sophano
I°n
program Mrs Loveland was
Homemakers making additions to
mediately after use tit absorbs odors'ei and haybuck. North of Nyssa to
and becomes pitted, if this is not King Ave. 3/4 mile east. Alva
done i. storing with the lid off Hines.
or else upside down, avoiding £
d<,nls
and extreme care m
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bracelet
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A number of the pupils a p p e a r-; formerly employed at the Gordon their kitchen utensils, now that haUdlmg of the pressure gauge or Nyssa June 10 in front of Dr.
war-time shortages are easing sli- weight, are all musts. Manufactur- ¡Paulding's office. >5. reward. Mrs.
ing on the program will present Drive-in market
ghtly, are considering the pressure ers recommend filling them n o t i H E gimmons, Jr.. Vale, Oregon,
selections which they gave in the
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national piano auditions in Boise
saucepan as a possible item in which
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of Brownies. Each year a new troop ^
Sa[urday
S C O U T C O U N C IL ELECTS
Mr. and Mrs O. Pat Williams
never allowing food (such as part
entertained 14 persons at dinner to Invest, according to Miss Miriam j Qf {he ohidten being roasted) to FOR SALE— Electric pump and fix
Officers of the G irl Scout coun- oi Biownies is formed and the
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Thursday afternoon. Besides Mr. J. Black, home demonstration agent touch the lid
SCO UTS H O LD P IC N IC
ell of Nyssa were elected at a | bluest troop of Brownies becomes a
tures. A. C. McFarlane, north of
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liuop of Scouts.
| o i rj scout troop number 3. with and Mrs. William J. Doolin and of Malheur county. This is a sort |
gymnasium.
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meeting held in the Masonic hall
The council is sponsored by the their leader. Mrs. John Huseby, en- family those attending were Max of Junior pressure cooker, and pos- r p i c r r \ p i | | A M Q T O
last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Grant
Wom en’s Society of Christian Ser- joyed a hike and picnic Monday Christensen and E. Da it Doolin.
sesses many of the advantages of |
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Ford
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cap
on
O w y
Rinehart was elected president and
vice of the Methodist church, the aionK the banks of Snake river.
its larger brother.
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hee Dam road. Reward. Phone 78J.
Mrs. Bernard Eastman secretary-
Miss Black adds that if properly ,
St. Paul's guild of the Episcopal »Those present were Maryilu B ur-
D A U G H T E ItS H ONORED
treasurer.
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annual Episcopal church
church and the Nyssa Civic club.
bidge. Betty Tuttle. Shirley Dolan,
The mothers of the L .D 3 . Re used and handled, the pressure! The
After the election an hour of
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Colleen Bybee, Joanne Hartley, D ar- lief society gave a social in honor saucepan Is a real addition to the ¡ summer camp will be held as u su a l1
entertainment was enjoyed. R e
of their daughters Tuesday. Re- compact kitchen, especially that of ! at Cove. Rev C. L. Callahan an - FOR S A L & -D o d g e sedan 19J6 mo
C LU B W IL L M E ET
1 lene Sessler and Wanda Kraal.
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freshments were served by the out
del. 633 First street.
freshments were served to 80. After a homemaker who must combine 1 nounced.
The Nyssa Civic club will hold j
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going officers, Mrs. W. E. Schlre-
Its regular monthly meeting in the
G IV E D IN N E R
a program of various humourous her housework wiih outside “ t lv l- , Due to the anticipated increase W A N T E D _ A ulo mechanic and parts
uian, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs.
I In attendance, it will be necessary
Garret Stain garden Wednesday,
M r and Mrs. John L. Huseby numbers, games were played, with ties.
A. Chadwick, president.
The pressure saucepan will cook to hold two camps this year. The man. Phone 144J, Nyssa, post o f-
June 19 at 2:30 p. m. Anyone who were hosts at dinner Tuesday even- Mrs. Carrie Fife in charge. Mrs.
lce box A.
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The meeting marked the con
does not have transportation to the ing [ or Mrs. M. Denerk and son, Lillian Newby received a gift for meals in about one-fourth the time first camp, for high school stu-
clusion of the second year of girl meeting is invited to telephone
John Denerk of New York, and being the oldest members present. needed in ordinary cooking, and j dents and adults, will open June W A N T E D — Auto mechanic and parts
scouting in Nyssa under the "A
Mrs. W. E. Schireman at 61.
Artie Robertson. Mrs. Denerk is A prize was also awarded to the will do many of the things we've 17 with supper at 6 p. m. and will man. Phone 144J, Nyssa, post o f
type organization.” The organization
Mrs. Huseby’s mother, who is vis youngest mother, and the mother come to look for in the pressure be continued until 12 noon, June 27. fice box A.
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was started with three troops of
R E CITA L S C H E D U LE D
with the most daughters. Pictures cooker-tenderize meat, save vita-1 The second camp, for children
iting here for two weeks.
G irl Scouts and two troops ot
mins and fuel, and even will can ' from 10 to 14 years, will be open- F O R S A L E —C ar and truck Jacks,
Miss Wilhelmina H offm an an
of
the
party
were
taken
for
the
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Brownies numbering about &C mem nounces that a group of her piano
church magazine published in Salt small quanities of meat or vege- ed July 1 with supper at 6 p. m hydraulic bumper, 3 and 8 ton
H OSTS AT D IN N E R
bers. Membership has now reached
Anyone intending to attend either truck and cantilever types. Herri-
pupils will be presented in a recital
Mr. and Mrs. Elden Yergensen Lake City. President Arvllla Swen- tables.
100 in five troops of Scouts and two next Sunday afternoon, June 16 at
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were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. sen and her two counselors, Mrs. O. j On the other hand, Miss Black of the camps should contact Mr. man Motor Co.
n i i r i IM A T m M
1 o'clock in the Methodist church. Lloyd Lewis Wednesday evening at R. Anderson and Mrs. George Poul- stresses the fact that to reap any ! Callahan in Ontario, Mrs. Elsie Galt
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house,
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All Wh0 are interested are invited the Payette County club. Later they sen, were in charge of the party.
of these advantages, one must know of Vale or Mrs. Hilda Tensen of
how to use the saucepan. S tric t! Nyssa. who will provide programs with three bedrooms, garage and
and ARTHRITIS to attend.
attended a motion picture show.
I suffered for years and am so I Pianists taking part are Nonl
care in timing the cooking period setting forth all of the particulars lots of shade, nice garden. 501 No.
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Third street. Phone 78J.
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thankful that I found relief from I Child,
Harley
Duus,
Marianne
of the food is even more important about the two camps.
T U E S D A Y C L U B MEETS
Mr. Callahan, who has just re
this terrible affliction that I will Relk, John Relk, Evelyn Church,
when using one of these than it
Mrs.
George
Mitchell
invited j
gladly answer anyone writing me j Donna Jean Cheldelin, Phyllis Chel- members of the Tuesday club to her
is when boiling or stewing, since turned from Cove, said that "any
for Information. Mrs. Anna Pautz, I delin, Robert McDonald. M arilyn! home this week for bridge. Scores!
each minute of overcooking is equiv young person who is fortunate
P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash.
| Wilson. Betty Ann Boenig, Jane j were won by Mrs. John Beckham Have Baby Boy-
alent to four or five in an ordinary enough to be allowed to go there
Bishop and Mrs. Arvel Child are | saucepan. Every second of cooking for either of these schools aan
and Mrs. B um all Brown. Mrs. Frank
Morgan and Mrs. Blaine Ballah the parents of a boy born Monday beyond the required time takes truly be called a very priviledged
evening at the Holy Rosary hos vitamins, flavor, and color, espec person.”
were guests of the club.
ially from
vegetables. A useful
pital in Ontario.
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loo Late to Classify
trick is to cool the pan quickly
A U X II.IA R Y IN S T A LLS
I with cold water, so that the food
Installation of officers was held Go To Utah—
W A N T E D — Work with tractor mow-
Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Haroldson may be immediately removed once
by the American Legion auxiliary
last Thursday with Mrs. Marie and Mrs. Haroldson's mother, Mrs. it is done.
The care of a pressure saucepan
Wilkins of La Grande, district pre Hartley, left Monday for Ogden,
is Just as important as its proper
sident, as the installing officer.
Utah on business.
use, in obtaining its full benefits.
After the ceremony Mrs. Wilkins
Careful scrubbing with soap and
i was presented with a corsage. Mrs. Visits From Nebraska—
Mrs. Paul Bevins and two child water at the time of purchase,
Albert Heldt was presented with a
corsage in recognition of her pos- ren of Scottsbluff, Nebraska re careful washing and drying im-
1 ition as Nyssa's representative In turned home Friday after a three-
the contest to determine the out weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Lane. Mrs. Bevins is Mr. Lane's
standing Oregon mother.
Insure— In Sure
I f Y ou ’re Not
The hall
was
beautiful with
Absolutely Certain,
INSURANCE
spring flowers arranged about the Go To Baker—
Bring Your Car In. Today.
Soft Sole
Lloyd Lewis and two children,
room. Members of the Legion were
Douglas
and
Janice,
spent
Sunday
invited to have refreshments with
WE CAN
Sizes 0-3
the women after the auxiliary meet in Baker.
TEST YOUR
ing.
Going To Convention—
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BRAKES IN
S U N D A Y C L U B MEETS
M r and Mrs. Douglas McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miner In left Sunday for Portland to attend
TWO MINUTES
vited members of the Sunday even the Eastern Star and Masonic lodge
That's popular cry
ing Mr. and Mrs. club to their conventions, which will be held this
home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe week in the Masonic Temple. They
MADE O N A PERFECT LAST
nowdays. Farming is
Sutherland were special guests of will also visit relatives at Salem
big business today and
the hosts. Prizes in the bridge game 1 before returning home,
Don’t Forget
CORRECTLY FITTED
susceptible as never be
were won by Mr. and Mrs. Suther-
N o time for guetswork. Let ua
Visiting Son—
land.
fore to liability claims.
R IG H TLY STYLED
A ccu ra tely text your brakes
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Whitaker of
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Protect your incomt
before you take a trip. Our
Ogden, arrived Saturday to visit
D IN N E R G U E S T S
brake xervice ia designed to
.vith our Farm Liability
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bennett en their two sorts, h. W Whitaker and
■ave you time and eliminate
tertained Sunday at dinner for Mr. Sarnual Whitakef, and their fam
:nsurance.
trouble. Bring your car in,
and Mrs. Carl Hill of Newell ilies.
today. Drive away assured.
This
policy
protect:
Heights and Mr and Mrs. C. C.
you from claims if any
Choose your gift from
Here For W eek-End—
Cotton.
Mrs. Vern Beutler of Twin Falls,
one is killed or injured
to «*
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our stock of many de
daho visited over the week-end with
• E N T E R T A IN F R IE N D S
3n
your
farm—
for
pre
Mrs. Kenneth Renstrom was host her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A1
sirable items.
perty damages to other
ess at a bridge supper Wednesday Thompson. She was accompanied to
evening
for eight
friends. The Boise by Mr. and Mrs. Herschel
— for all lawsuits aris
guests were seated at one long Thompson.
ing from liability claims
table beautifully decorated with
Don’t delay— phone u;
spring flowers. Bridge prizes were Returns Home—
Andy McGinnis returned W ed
awarded to Mrs. Ed Frost, Mrs. Joe
today!
DIME STORE
Jamieson, Oregon,
M aughan and Mrs. William W a l- nesday from
FRANK T. M ORGAN
hert. Mrs. Pat Potter of Nampa where he had been working since
Nyssa, Oregon
was an out-of-town guest.
April 15.
Ny»*a, Oregon
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Joan Leslie, Robert Alda, Edward Everett
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Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Garrison of
San Francisco were honored guests
at a family picnic given at the
Owyhee dam Sunday. Other mem
bers of the family attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newbill and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G a r
rison, Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen and
Mary K., and Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Oarrison and Joan. Mr. and Mrs.
Oarrison left Monday for their
home after a week’s visit with par
ents and other relatives.
Going On Vacation—
Mr. and Mrs. Earl G ray and two
children left last Friday for C a lif
ornia and
Yellowstone
National
park for a two-months vacation.
D inette Sets
Leaving For Idaho—
Mrs. George N. Bear will leave
the last of the week for Spokane,
lone. Priest River, and Sandpolnt,
Idaho for a visit with relatives.
Visiting In California—
Miss Doits Beers left last Thurs
day for San Francisco for a mon
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th’s visit with relatives and friends.
R E U E P T IO N IS HEED
Nyssa
residents attending the
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wedding reception of Miss Bet t y, Daughter Born—
j Lon Jordan, who was married t o ! Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Burton Sr.,
■ Carless Loveland in the L .D S . received ward Monday that their
temple at Salt Lake City recently, -son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
were Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee. Mrs. John Burton of Partland, are
and Ray. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. B y- parents of a daughter born Sun-
bee. Mrs. Frank J. Pike, M r and day. The baby has been named
Mrs Gordon F Ray, and family Karen Sue.
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Owyhee Drug Co.
Nyssa’s Quality Store
Desks
Beautiful Knee-hole Desks In
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W
Father
Silver Plated Smoking Stands.
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