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THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1961 ~ - Couple Return» From Vacation Trip to Canada By Mrs. Waldo Smalley APPLE VALLEY—Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Saunders returned Sat urday from a two-week vacation into Canada. They left here on a weekend, going to Oregon City where 45 members of the Saun ders family had gathered for a family reunion. From there they went to Snoqualmie. Wash., where Mr. and Mrs Joe Kellogg and the Rev. and Mrs Ketchum joined them for the trip to Canada. They made Cuius Lake their headquarters and went on sight seeing trips from there. Return ing to Seattle, they went straw berry picking and fishing on Pu get Sound. THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON COTTLES RETURN HOME Mr and Mrs Kay Cottle and sons, Kenneth and Alan, returned Saturday from a business and pleasure trip to Portland and Seattle. Mrs. Kenneth Cottle and son. Dean, remained in Seattle with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Allan Butler, for a three weeks' visit. Dr Cottle left Monday morning for Great Lakes, Ill., Na val hospital where he will intern for a year. He will be joined at a later date by his wife and son. ---- w-------------------- Gene Lear Named Specialist Gives Planning Ideas By OSU io Head For Laundry Area Extension Work of Parma are parents of a son born June 21 at Caldwell He weighed 7 pounds, 5 ounces and was named Danny Ray. His great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Seward called Saturday to see him. Other visitors were Messrs, and Mmes. Don, Leroy and Dwight Seward, Accordion students who attend ed the recent festival at Portland report a very enjoyable trip. They invited their parents to join them Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bale and Saturday for a picnic and swim Del were Sunday guests of Alton ming party at Givens hot springs. Bale in Boise. GENE M. LEAR Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson and Tommy Sells celebrated his Don were among the guests. Gene M. Lear, a native Oregon eighth birthday anniversary June Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nichols 17 with a party for 10 of his were Sunday dinner guests of ian and long - time agricultural friends. They enjoyed swimming their son, Mr. and Mrs. Albert leader, will assume official duties July 1 as new associate director games, cake and ice cream during Nichols of Nu Acres. of Oregon State university coop the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Art Norland and erative service. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley family were Sunday barbecue His appointment was approved entertained last Thursday even dinner guests of his mother, Mrs. ing with a barbecue dinner for Martha Norland. Stanley Norland by the State Board of Higher Mr. and Mrs. Al Grimes of Cald remained for several days with Education. well, Mrs. Marshall Hays and his grandmother. In his new assignement, Lear children of Parma and Mrs. Bob Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen and will work with F. E. Price, dean Smalley and Mark of Payette. children were Sunday evening and director of agriculture for the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tunning of visitors of her mother, Mrs. Mar university, in directing the state Baker, Ore., were Thursday over tha Norland. wide extension program in agri night guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mr. and Mrs. James Correll, Mr. culture, home economics and 4-H Fritts. and Mrs. Floyd Brown of Char club work. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallin leroi, Pa., and Mrs. Alene Mel- Lear has been an OSU exten and three children of Seattle, vedt of Boise were Sunday even sion service staff member for 23 Wash., were Saturday overnight ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack years. He was county agricultural guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Reed at Parma. agent in Deschutes, Wasco, Union Seward. They came to attend the Attend Wedding Reception and Umatilla counties and in re Nyssa high school alumni reunion Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Farrell, cent years has been a district ex held Sunday at Nyssa park. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carpenter and tension supervisor in both west Mrs. Norma Jordan of Portland Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nelson at ern and eastern Oregon. and daughter, Mrs. Alice Bale of tended a wedding reception Sat Each Oregon county is served New Plymouth, were Wednesday urday evening at the Fruitland by county agricultural, home eco guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bale. park for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fields nomics and 4-H club agents who of Kennewick, Wash. They were are off-campus staff members of Bales Have New Son OSU school of agriculture. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bale and Del married the first part of June. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rucker and were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Lear, 46, was born in Condon, Mrs. Ron Bale in Caldwell. They children spent Friday and Satur graduated from Oregon State in are parents of a baby son born day boating and fishing at Pay 1938 and received a master’s de June 13, weighing 5 pounds and ette lakes. gree in public administration Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rucker and from Harvard university in 1951. named Richard Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gooing and family were Sunday dinner He started as an assistant coun family of Klamath Falls spent guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hoag ty agent in eastern Oregon in Father’s day weekend with his land in Roswell. 1938, served in the navy during Lano Rucker entered Myers World War II and was in charge parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Gooing. Jean Rookstool accompanied them nursing home Friday. He has of extension work in Deschutes and she and Nancy Gooing re been ill for some time. county from 1943 to 1956. He was David, Stephen and Sandra then advanced to the state exten mained for a longer visit with their grandparents and other rela Harris of Ontario were weekend sion office at Oregon State to be house guests of their grandpar come a supervisor for a group of tives. The Misses Joan and Burdette ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston. counties. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Whittom and Heideman of Glendale, Calif., were house guests last week of Jim of Goldendale. Wash., were FALL FROM HORSE INJURES Miss Gertrude Hicks and Mrs. guests last week of her parents, SHERRILL JEAN ROBBINS Sherrill Jean Robbins, 12-year- Elsie Robinson. They were en- Mr. and Mrs. James Correll. On route home from a trip to Port- Thursday they took a sightseeing old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. trip through Treasure Valley. Merildean Robbins, was injured land and Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown of June 17 when she fell from a Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Seward Charleroi, Pa., were weekend horse. Her left shoulder was dis guests of her sister and husband, located and the arm broken an I Mr. and Mrs. James Correll. They inch below the shoulder joint. I were enroute home from Clovis, She received treatment at St. ; Calif., where they attended the Luke’s hospital in Boise and re | wedding of a granddaughter and turned June 20 to her home to i visited relatives. convalesce. PAGE NINE James H. Jenin, Nationally Nnovn Scienlisi, Chosen New OSU President for Columbia GROUP ENTERTAINED Mr. and Mrs. Don Strickland entertained June 20 ♦ ir Duane Kressly and sons of Ontario, Mrs. Art Hawkins and children of Vale, Messrs, and Mmes. Vance Smith, Melvin Smith and family, Walter Smith and family, Lt. Col. and Mrs Wilbur Smith and family and Wyatt Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kressly entertained June 23 for the same group with an evening lawn sup per at their home in Ontario. State .in..ersitv s new*attended university Automatic appliances and new president this fall will be Dr. a year and then completed work fabrics and finishes make wash James H. Jensen. 55, vice presi for his doctor’s degree from Uni day a breeze provided the lady of dent of Iowa State university for versity of Wisconsin in 1934. the house plans her laundry area the past eight years. He was on the University of to take full advantage of these Dr. A. L. Strand, who has been Nebraska staff from 1937 to 1944, easy-care clothes. president for the past 19 years, is was head of the plant pathology This is the theme of an article retiring Sept. 1. department at North Carolina by Bernice Strawn. Oregon State An internationally - known bo State for seven years and then university extension specialist, in tanist and plant pathologist. Dr. went to Iowa State university in Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs and the summer - fall issue of New Jensen will bring to Oregon State 1953 as provost, or executive vice sons left Thursday for Portland Homes Guide. a broad background of experience president. Familes considering remodeling, in university teaching, research Dr. Jensen is one of the nation's to visit their son. Kay who is at or new home planners, should go and administration, federal gov leading authorities in his special tending college. They also spent a step beyond drawing up general ernment work and foreign assign ized scientific field and was presi one day at the beach at Seaside. laundry arrangements if they ments. dent of the,American Phytopatho- Their sons. Kay, Doyle and His appointment as new leader logical society in 1955. He has Wayne, returned home Saturday went the laundry to function at peak efficiency, Miss Strawn for OSU was announced by Wil- been a member of the board of and Mr. and Mrs. Riggs returned liam E. Walsh of Coos Bay. presi- directors since 1954 of the Asso- Sunday. Enroute to Nyssa, the writes. Here are innovations she sug dent of the State Board of Higher | ciated Midwest universities and couple visited friends at Prospect Education. A 15-member faculty was president of this corporation and Juntura. gests: 1) Space to hang easy - care committee had screened more of 31 mid-western univeristies in clothes as soon as they come from than 130 names before making its 1959. --------------------- the dryer. The dryer tosses out recommendation to the state MOVE TO HARRISBURG wrinkles but if clothes are left in board Jensen has been on the faculties Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shelman and a warm heap or crushed into a and basket, they’ll require old fash of three other land grant univer- family left Tuesday morning for ioned sprinkling and ironing. A sities whose organizations and ob Harrisburg, Ore., where he has ventilated closet near the dryer jectives are similar to those of employment on a farm. They had or extension rods mounted 30 OSU—Nebraska, North Carolina been residing on Ivanhoe avenue on route 2, Nyssa. Irvin Zimmerman inches above the dryer to accom State and Iowa State. He has worked on the staff of modate hangers are suggested in PARMA—4-2981 the Atomic Energy commission in Journal Classifieds Get Resultsl the article. 2) A place to hang dripping wet Washington, D.C., U.S. Depart- - garments. Articles such as pleat ment of Agriculture, the Rocke ed skirts and slacks that are hung feller Institute for Medical Re- 1 4-WHEEL to drip-dry may be hung over a search at Princeton and the Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Re sink or floor drain. 3) A touchup center for quick search at Yonkers, N.Y. Jensen has served also in Cuba, pressing of collars, cuffs and oth er details on easy-care garments. Puerto Rico and the Dominican OSU’s laundry specialist suggests Republic on special governmental a steam iron and sleeveboard to assignments. VEHICLES be stored ready for use near the The new OSU president was born in Nebraska and received dryer. 4) A family will find a sorting his bachelor and master’s degrees center useful in separating cloth from University of Nebraska. He ing according to laundering re quirements. New heat - sensitive five different washing products— fabrics should be sorted, she says, water conditioners, fabric soften á? according to water temperatures, ers, starches, bleaches and deter gents. For convenience, they color and bulk. Her suggestion is to build bins should be stored near the washer. 7) Storage for ironing equip with drop fronts into wall cabi nets 18 inches above the washer ment in the utility area or else and dryer. If the other side of where in the house should be the laundry room wall happens sketched into room plan. to be a hallway, bathroom or bed *J««p Unlvwnal room, so much the better. An opening in the bins from both are performance-proved sides will make it easy for the | family to deposit soiled clothes,; Knives — Saws over billions of miles! removable from the laundry side. Axes — Hoes 5) A spot stain removal center | Come in and see the full line of 'Jeep' 4-wheel —which may include a small sink Lawn Mowers drive vehicles. 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