Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 20, 1952, Image 11

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1952
round Arcadia
Mrs. George Morler
Phone 052-Rt
Mrs Dan Gallegos of Sunset Val-
is staying with her m other. Mrs.
,hn Lucero, who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Houston and
r- Cecil Houston attended a sale
Apple Valley Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard and
ary and Jackie Dail went to Ba't-
Sur.day afternocn to see Lee
ail, *no is in the hospital .there
Donald Bullard. Joan M ath^rly
d Jcretta Moeller attended the
jnday school youth rally at Lin-
tn. Friday night.
Parley Feik 4-H Stock club met at
e Arcadia school house Friday Mr.
lauser was present and presented
e awards. Several musical num -
were given by members of the
-H and Mr. Hauser showed slides.
Otis Bullard threashed clover seed
or Cecil Houston Monday.
Mrs. Alva Amiclon of Valley View
Visited Mr Oeorge M eller Tae«-
day.
Mrs. Cecil Boekweg of Apple Val­
ley and Mr Boekweg's two sisters.
Mrs Lie yd Carrer and Mr- Henry
Van M eeterne and son of Ogden
visited Mrs. George Moeller Wed­
nesday afternoon.
O tis Bullard. Theo M atherly and
Frank Tescrida left Tuesday on an
elk hunting trip
Mrs. Ernie Ramirez and children
of Nampa vi-ited Tuesday w.th her
m other, Mrs. John Lucero.
Food Sense— N ot Nonsense
1« it hard for you to distinguish between f.K>d sense and nonsense ^
A re the claims and counter claims of nostrum peddlers confusing you.’
Are the faddist attacks on .>ur 1 asio foods increasing your faith in the
claims of the supplem ent di • r?
We have passed through the era of exaggerated claims for rough
age; the e ra of c a rb o h y d ra te
fears and the era which saw the
word vitam in tossed around with
little regard for its actual nrean-
inpt Today prom oters are taking
nver the protein story and are
telling it in a pseudo scientific
way with little regard for fact • r
food sense. According to some • f
these prom oters, protein supple­
ments promise a long life and a
me rry one.
i’ro te in is im p o rta n t to the
diet. The word itself is from the
G reek — m ean in g to tak e f iis t
place. Proteins, found in all bc.iy
tissues, are made up of various
am no acids. These serve as the
Social IVotes
Partv for Amy Lewis
Miss Amy Lewis was honored at a
surprise party at her heme by eight
of her friends Monday evening. A
chili supper was served with cake
and ire cream. Muss Lewis received
m any nice gifts.
m anufactured in the body but some of them must be obtained from t.ie
food we eat. A supply of essential building blocks is needed day m a d
day out. Those th a t we eat over and above our needs are burner! ny
the body to supply energy. In this wav they take over some oi tne
functions of more economical carbohydrates and fats.
Selection from each of the bas.c sew n food groups everyday will
assure the needed proteins as it will the other food requirem ents, i o
of the basic food groups the meat, poultry, fish and eggs—and tne ni *
and milk products—are known as the protein food groups because . f
their high content of excellent quality protein. The -e foods furnish . 1
of the essential building bb cks. Br» ".d, cereals and other th riit fi * .s
also furnish protein, hut the quantities of the essential building I o ns
in these foods is not as well balanced as th at of the anim al proteins.
The use of bread and her con al pro> uets in a diet which also in­
cludes m eat, milk or eggs \.iil help put the cereal proteins to os gi <
use by our bodies as the protein- fr-mi more expensive sourer s i his ,>
one reason the baker uses nonfat milk solids in prouucing the Sta't of
d.ie average serving of meat will furnish 20 to SO'! of the daily
pro', un requirem ent of the average man or 2f> to 40': of the daily
requirem ent for the average woman. One glass of milk will furnish
about 10fi of the day’s requirem ent of protein for a m an and about
13G of the requirem ent of the average woman.
In milk and its products, such as cheese, nature has given us the
happy combination of quality protein and a libera! supply of calcium.
Calcium is needed for good bone structu re and buoyant health. One
glass of milk furnishes about of the day’s need for this m ineral. A
daily diet based on foods of the basic seven is food sense protein-wise.
iH ily servings of m eat, fish and eggs and milk and milk products along
w ith proteins found in enriched bread and other foods, will furnish
more of this essential food than your body requires.
Need we fall for the protein supplem ent promotion?
Royal Neighbors Club
Royal Neighbors chapter of O n­
tario has extended an invitation to
GENUINE
FORD
BATTERIES
Sizes and Types to Fit
Most Makes Cars
the m em bers of the local chapter to j L D.S Bazaar Nov. 22
attend their m eeting Nov. 24 at the Mrs. K erm a Olson, president. Nys-
Oddfellows hall in O ntario for the -a second ward oi L.DS. Relief so­
visit otf Mrs. Mae Logan, state su­ ciety. has announced the date of its
pervisor of Oregon.
annual bazaar as Nov. 22. It is to
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be held a t the ward house, beginning
w ith lunch a t 7 p. m.
Mrs. Alexander Hostess
We Will Allow
3.50
To Bridge Club
Mrs. Earl Alexander was hostess j
NEWS
to m embers and guests o i her T hurs- J Mr. LOCAL
an d M rs. Lloyd T o b irr were
day evening bridge club. Mrs. John
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Ostrom was guest player.
W inning prizes were Mrs. V. W Mrs. Hudson Robb.
Duus, high; Mrs. Homer Jackson, Mr. an d M rs. L. H. S no dgrass were
second and Mrs. Nick Rudelick,
traveling.
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For Your Old Baliery
on the purchase of a
new one.
CYF Skatinc Party
HERRIMAN MOTOR CO.
YOUR FORD DEALER
314 MAIN
NYSSA. ORE.
WSCS Bazaar Nov. 29
PHONE 77
SO M EW H ER E,
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The C hristian Youth Fellowship |
of the C hristian church attended a j
skating party and devotional ser­
vices held in Nam pa M onday even­
ing. This was one of the social get-
togethers held every three m onths
for the CYF of the C hristian chur- i
ches in this area and near-by com ­
m unities in Idaho.
The W omen’s Society of C hristian
Service oi M ethodist church has set
Nov. 29 to hold their bazaar at W il­
son’s Bros. Dept, store according to
announcem ents made Tuesday. It
will sta rt a t 9 o ’clock and feature
handiwork articles.
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J
'u n ita y evening -axial callers at
th* home of Mr. and Mr- Tracy
M ilfird were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Cartener of Parm a and Mr and
Mi Dale S hoen.
TURKEYS
Choice
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¿tidC-fteeQe,
Top Grade Birds
HENS OR TOMS
HALF OR WHOLE
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ORDER EARLY
1
HARTMAN'S
2 Mi. E. at Locker Ave.
We Give G reen Stam ps
Stam ps
As I Have Recently Taken the Position oi
SHOP MANAGER
tor Nyssa Motors, Inc., theChevrolet Agency in Nyssa,
I Would Appreciate the Opportunity of Continuing to
Take Care oi All your Mechanical Needs. You can be
Assured oi My Personal Attention to your Repairs.
Signed: E. W. Pruyn
e
For
JO B
It’s
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Heat ALL DAY and ALL NIGHT
Nyssa Furniture
ie ft* er.d elk hunting w - h M
Mr i
M vY
the f rtner B .ftu ra B u sell
ul B g Bend.
I ee (tail hr. anie ill and had to
&
v itir.g with Mr and Mr O n
Newell and family during the Ar-
nn tice holiday.
The Gate City Journal
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See Our Friends at
M. nctay evening i tors
M were M r and Mr Jam e Todd
Charles Reucnbaugh
en of O
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Mr. and Mrs Hudson Ktibh and Mr- Cite ter Straw n ana d a u ri.v :
Mr and Mrs Lit yd Tobler acre Carol, of Fruttland
Monday evening vi-r.ors at ae Mr and M rs %lvin M xmiii an d Mi
Janie- Stephens. Jr., hem e in Sun­ and Mr- Bd M ason and family were
set Valley and at the home if Mr. in John Day over the week-end
anti Mrs H arlan Kroger at O ayhee Mrs. Jane P arr Kignrt lelt on the
Junction.
stream liner Sunday, after c im p lf-
Mr and Mrs. lin k Stm kliani and ir.g tlu-ee weeks . f nursing in the
Beverly enj.yed dinner as gue : at polio ward at the ho.-pltal, for her
the Arthur Sparks home at King- home in Vancouver. She will join her
m an KoKmy.
husband. Janies W. Rigi. y. who :-
Mrs. Miek Smit underwent a stationed at the Portland In tern a­
throat operation at a Boise ho al tional airbase.
Friday and returned home Mon­ Melvin M arcum will I n - home
day.
to spend Thank-givi
Mrs. Kay Aston of Hawaiian is­ Tuesday with
his parent Mr
lands arrived Monday for a \.-it holiday
Mr-
M
earl
M.ireuin,
m S.i
vith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. where Ive Is attending fr Williamettc
.1 4 Rataezyk
Mr. and Mrv Elvin t’.illuu md University.
Linda were Sunday dinner gue.-t at M arilyn and Ralph I.owe spent
the Harold Robbins home
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stum left
Wednesday morning for Eugene,
r eTTfr''fc|
"here they will spend the Tham is­
giving holiday with their daugh- MUESTONE*
er, and son-in-law , Mr and Mrs.
s’ K Bleakm an Mr and Mr- O O.
\nderson accompanied them ,i- far i
rou’M srr...!
as Lebanon where they will visit !
.•lth their daughter and family,
YOU If SA FI...
Mr. and Mrs. Selby Mr. E K Bur- 1 YOU I f SU5I!
on also a passenger with the Stunz,
vtll join Mrs Burton at the h. me
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; h r -on n ear Portland I.ater
. :T.e i.vetk. Mr Stunz and Mr.
urton will attend the Oree I.ea-
A so ZEFiEX
ue oif Cities m eeting to be In ,d in
Portland.
P erm a-G uard
Mrs. Jack Will anison of M artinet,
’ ilX . was a guest at the h< me of
BERRETT'S
her daughter and family. Mr and
,r; D 'u Herron.
Service and Cafe
S.mduy evening guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M Ginley
M o d e l 818
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