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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL- WYSSA OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 21. 19S2 Bread Stales Quickly In Frig. Study Shows Owyhee Occurrences Research Group Links Animal Diet To Loss of Hearing The Week's Nu Acres News sive to make and utilize fruits and vegetables that are not suited fer canning or freezing because of sue or defects. The publication gives directions for making apple, grape, berry, pear, plum, cherry and blended fruit juices along with tomato, rhubarb, sauer kraut, carrot, beet, turnip and blen ded vegetable juices. me makers who keep bread in Farmerettes ( tub a cooler—or even in the refrigera P k M « 996 R ) tor—in hopes of keeping it fresh longer will be discouraged to learn Mrs Paul Thomson and Bob drove Mrs Lee Householder wa' honored Parker and children. Mr and Mrs. that they are only making it stale Sunday at a birthday picnic held on Guy Glenn and children, Mr and fa'ier. Oregon State College—Diet has to Weiser on Thursday to spend :he day at the home of her sister Mr' the lawn at the George Schweizer Mrs Vic Marshall and granddtugn- Miss Agnes Kolshom, extension been shown to play an important Joe Beck, and to bring Barbara home. Guests were Mr Householder, ter. Kaien Marshall, Mr and Mr.' nutrition specialist at Oregon State role in developming loss of hearing Thomson home She trad been spe Mrs. Adolph Roo a i Rvtaa was a Mr. and Mrs. V A. Vanscoy and fam Dick Wyatt, Mrs. C. A. Marshall, college, says the American Institute in guinea pigs, according to a re ding several days visiting in the Simple directions for making tasty 1 Sunday afternoon visitor at the home ily of Payette, Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Schweizer. o: Baking recently completed a study search taam of Oregon State college Beck home. and nutritious fruit vegetable juices | of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Schweizer erf Vale, Mr. and Mrs. A beautiful cake decorated with pink scientists. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meroney and Joy Geoff Williams of Adrian, Mr. and roses was served after the group had on the causes of bread staling. They at home are outlined for Oregonians Ostrom. It is believed this is the first time were surprised Monday evening proved that as the storage tempera Mrs. O. H Schweizer. Mr and Mjs. enjoyed their potluck dinner. in a new bulletin from Oregon State ! when they returned home after be diet and k*s oi hearing have been 1 HI WM M M I IM HI UN I II N M il n M K M HI M MW* I Lee Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mr and Mrs. Francis Campbell of ture of bread is lowered, the staling college. rate increases. Bread becomes stale linked. Dr. Hugo Krueger, 06C ing away all day. to find Mrs. Lela Entitled "Home Processing of j most quickly at temperatures near physiology prof#6>or and a member Lett and Si Lett had come to their Dr. Clare F. Conler home bringing a chicken dinner to Fruit and Vegetable Juices," the of the research team, said. freeaing. celebrate Joy’s birthday, which was handy new experiment station pub Optometrist This, however, does not refer to ^ Guinea pigs on a diet lacking Monday. Later in the evening Mr lication was written by Dr. H. Y. frozen bread which Is frozen and greens developed a progressive loss and Mrs. Bob Shaw and Mr. and Yang and E H Wiegand of the food I stored at well below freezing temper- of hearing, the physiologists report Mrs. Sam Johnson and Jimmy called teachnology department. Copies are EYES EXAMINED autres, Miss Kolshom points out. j ed. The guinea pigs also showed at the Meroney home. available from county agents or This will keep fresh for many signs and symptoms very similar to The 4-H girls in the south half of from the college. some types of arthritis in man. Payette county met at the Nu Acri s months. An abundance of fruits and vege (Opp. Sears) Dial 1-3371 In many of the guinea pigs, it was hall Wednesday morning where Mr.-. Pound Lucy Wilson of Boise, who is with tables in Oregon makes home Juices found upon examination that the Denver arrived Wednesday at the the extension service of Idaho uni making especially worthwhile, the 519 Cleveland, Caldwell. Ida. Werner Peutz home where they three tiny, inner ear bones—ham versity, helped them in their judging Any Amount In Your Container authors point out. The family budget mer, anvil and stirrup—which are spent the night. Thursday Mrs. work, in preparation for the fair.' Peuty and Mr. and Mrs. Campbell essential for transmitting sound The Do-More girls then went to the benefits as well as the family diet too because the Juices are inexpen ullll M M I I I I I I M il 111111II111111I II I H 14 l:MO*1 I Genuine Coast Huckleberries lb. drove to McCall to see Mr. and Mrs. waves to the brain, became fused. home of their leader, Mrs. Paul William Peutz. The group returned A lack of an unknown vitamin In Thomson where they ate their sack Friday evening bringing Wanda greens which aids the guina pig in lunches and held their meeting in Peutz with them after she had spent the proper use of calcium is believed the afternoon. two weeks visiting her grandparents. responsible for this condition. In the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Meroney and 2 Miles East on Highway Saturday morning the Campbells absence of the unknown materials family drove to LaGrande, Oregon left for San Francisco where they will spend the rest of their vacation. or vitamins in greens, calcium is de and Walla Walla. Washington Sat posited in blood vessels, muscles,1 urday, where they returned Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kygar and Harm, grandson of Mr. and Mis. stomach and elsewhere. daughters and their neighbor. Bob Eld Meroney to his home at Wblla As in arthritic patients, the guinea Dowell came down from their Walla. Mrs. Russell Meroney and pigs lacking this "x" vitamin a lso1 ranches near Rome, Ore. and took children stayed in LaGrande for a a combine back with them after suffered from irregular bone enuar- visit but Mr. Meroney returned. spending the night at the Lynn Ky gements and some movable bones Wanda Johnson went to Caldwell became immovable. This " X ” vita gar home. on Monday to visit with Shirley Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Crocker atten min is called the anti-stiffness fac Preston for a few days. ded a banquet and meeting of the tor. Mrs. Paul Thomson, Bob and Bar Mason lodge Saturday night in Plac-1 "The entire picture,” Dr. Krueger erville, Idaho. emphasized, ’’ bears a greater simi bara and Mrs. Merle Thomson at Mrs. Myrtle Langton of Boise is larity to the osteo-arthritis in man tended the Miller-Gahan wedding visiting at the home of her niece, than has been devised by any other in Fruitland on Saturday evening The Do-More 4-H club member.' Mrs. Donald Hite and family. Wed experimental procedure." In osteo held their softball praotice at the nesday Johnny Hite broke his hand arthritis the bones as well as the hall on Thursday evening after Phone 100-R but is recovering nicely. which they enjoyed a watermelon Mrs. Jack Walters is visiting here joints are involved. More than 200 guinea pigs of the feed. from Meacham. On Sunday she was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nedbalek and a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis 1500 to 2000 used during the over-all Walters. Others present were Mr. arthritis study were included in the Donna drove to Irrigon, Oregon and Grandview, Washington over the and Mrs. Rex Walters of Boise and loss-of-hearing diet obesrvations. week-end. They took Mrs. Martha Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters. Dr. Rosalind Wulzen, OSC emeri Nyssa, Oregon Shirley Hoke was a dinner guest tus professor of physiology, and Dr. Ferrell to her home in Irrigon and visited with Mrs. Nedbalek’s parents. Sunday in the Earl Crocker home. Alice M. Bahrs, now a Corvallis phy Cornar 6th & Good Phona 17 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morfitt of Owy- sician, started this anti-stiffness Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goodwin in Grandview. Mrs. Ferrell who is Mr>. study some 15 years ago. Dr. Krue Nedbalek’s grandmother has been ger and Lloyd Yonce, physiology in visiting at the Nedbalek home for >' _ m a .'- - * structor, have been associated with the pas-t two weeks. | Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomson and the project the past several years. : ' <x ; -X '\*v' v 7 . \< v * ' • ** . / I f The Oregon Medical Research family and Mrs. Merle Thomson and . foundation, the Arthritis and Rheu Gary went to Caldwell Sunday af matism foundation, Armour and ternoon to attend the wedding of Rev. Robert Smith, pastor of the . ■ . - 'è company and the OSC graduate Fruitland Methodist church, and council have provided funds for this Miss Earleen Mathis of Caldwell. research. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nedbalek X and Rudy Nedbalek were supper Use the Journal Classified Ads. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nedbalek Saturday evening hee dam were dinner guesits of Mr. Later in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Byrd Walters on Wednes Wm. Grasmick, Mr. and Mrs. George Grasmick and Mr. and Mrs. Frank day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olmstead of Preston and family of Caldwell and W e Have Taken On the Famed Ontario called at the George Sch Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Durrington, Car ole and Jimmy of Middleton called weizer home Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rice and daugh to spend the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Preston and family- ters, Mr. and Mrs. Hug Glenn and Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Glenn stayed at the Nedbalek home over were Sunday dinner guests in the the week-end while the Nedbaleks Line of Frozen Foods, and Can Supply were on their trip. Claude Smith home. Donna Nedbalek was honored Sat Mr. and Mrs. Roland Maw were Your Needs for Frozen among those attending the confer urday afternoon With a birthday ence held Sunday at the Nyssa LD.S. party to celebrate her 11th birthday. stake house. Mr Maw was presented Guests were Joy Cullen, Linda Dor- the Master M Men award and Mrs. othey, Carol Strawn, Janice Hann, Maw received the Golden Gleaner Marilyn Evans, and Blanche Arment. award. Mrs. Lynn Kygar and Maxine and ton Randolph at New Plymouth. Charlotte Parker took Patsy Brown Later, they all attended the Naza- to her home in Boise Friday. The rene church camp at Nampa. Buy by the case, so you will always have group visited with Mrs. Dick Brown and family and Mrs. Don Franklin what you need on hand— cheaper, too! and family and the whole crowd had j dinner in the park. Mr. Brown and Mr. Franklin were away on a fishing trip. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jones of Boise Bring Your Container spent the week-end with their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 15c a lb. Byrd Walters. For 10 lbs. or mors Mrs. Mae O'Donnell of Buhl is visiting for the next three weeks “ Your Headquarters for Variety Meats” with her niece, Mrs Darrell Williams and family. Mrs. O ’Donnell has been yk mile west on Alberta Ave. Phona 381-R. locker plant In Homedale with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tallman for the last three Corner 9th and Brower Phona 381-W. slaughterhouse and cutting room weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Culbertson and Larry and Junior Atagi went out into U m hills Sunday to se* about some of Culbertson’s cattle and drove to the dam and the scene of the recent break in the big canal. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and children and Mrs. Florence Kygar took a cake and went to the home of Mrs. Lynn Kygar surprising her on her birth day. Ronnie Ditty of Nyssa and Billy MoCrea of Seattle are spending this ; week with Mr and Mrs. Jesse Ditty. Lester Hayes, 9-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. LaVor Hayes, Is still i walking on crutches after cutting Overhauled Overhauled his foot several days ago on a piece of broken mirror while playing. The wound required 8 stitches to close it. Bobby Skinner left Sunday by bus for Madras to visit his uncle and Overhauled Like new aunt, Mr. and Mrs Frank Crocker and sons. It Clears Away all Weeds leaving crop seed unharmed Mrs. Bessie Childers, Miss Elda Mae Childers and Mrs. Orey of La- Ideal for destruction of White Top ] grande stopped to see Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Koger at «’►wyhee Orocery Monday morning on their way to Like new Like new < LaGrande. RENTAL RATES Mr and Mrs. Ernie Barker and family of Ontario were Sunday din LETZ— ner guests at the Darrell Williams home and in the evening the group $3 per hr. with operator attended a camp meeting in Nampa. Shirley Skinner, Kay McDonald New guarantee— new rubber Shows no wear Tank quantity price plus fuel and Stanley Mills attended the 4-H camp at McCall from Friday until Tuesday. Linda Smith of Mitchell CALL FOR RESERVATION------ WE DELIVER Many other uaed item« like plows, mowers, Butte stayed overnight with Shirley Skinner and went t< Ontario with pickups, dumptrucka, also o n m 1# the others the next morning, where they met the bus to take them to Payette Lakes. School will start in Adrian on Tuesday. Sept. 2 Bu-ees will travel 401 Main Street Phone 245 the muim rout«» *• -srt ywar and Phono 125 pick up stwteeU lot t/«s hanh and 14 North U t S«. Mrs. K esa cth Bulletin Tells How To Make Juices Luscious California Boysenberries 45c HARTMAN S LOCKERS We Will Gladly Do Your DEAD ANIMALS Free Pickup Fast Service Parma Nyssa Custom Dressing of Poultry at 3 0 £ each Phone 98 Idaho Oregon Rendering Co. Gem Produce Co. 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