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THURSDAY. JUNE 27. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR AMITY CLUB MEMBERS PLAN SUMMER PARTY IN JULY June 19—To Mr and Mrs. Rich Mrs. W. O. Peterson entertained ard Rowe of Payette, a 4-pound, last Friday evening for members By BERNICE STRAWN. Extension Home Management Specialist 14-ounce son, Robert Ivan. of the Amity club. The group PICNIC FOODS must be handl-* ’dishwasher. Or perhaps you’ll be By Mr«. G. E. Mackey June 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Al- played Scrabble with Mrs. Taft It’s a rare sneeze in Oregon that can be attributed to rag ed right if the occasion is to have working smarter if you send out fredo Garza of Nyssa, a daughter,' Pett as prize winner. weed pollen, thanks to the state’s ragweed control program part of the laundry. Mrs. Solon Lewis, president, an-1 a happy ending. Mrs. Walter Markham and Wil- Eliana. administered by the Oregon Department of Agriculture. If you’d like a copy of our Ex June 21—To Dr. and Mrs. Rob nounced that the summer party I Virginia Weiser, OSU extension ! ma of Stamford, Neb., arrived last Before the plant can develop far enough to irritate noses Thursday to visit her sister. Mr. ert Keveren of Vale, a 7-pound. for members and their guests nutrionist, lists some foods which tension Bulletin, “Work Smarter of hay fever sufferers the department’s ragweed control men and Mrs. K. I Peterson. They 12 *4-ounce son, David Paul. would be held the latter part of might cause food poisoning if not —Not Harder,” drop me a card at are after it with their spray equipment. were Friday evening dinner June 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Art July under direction of Mrs. i kept chilled. These are potato Oregon State * university. * * ♦ But, they are finding the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mervil I Creson of Vale, an 8-pound, 11- ' Peterson, Mrs. Dorothea Lewis salad, salad dressing, meats, fish, Mitchell and Mrs. Pett, entertain fight a never- ending one. Hutchinson and Karen of Nyssa. ounce daughter, Julia Margaret. poultry, pies, cream sauces, cus "CAN-CAN" NET PETTICOATS VARIED PROGRAM HEARD Seeds of the weed can lay dor- tards, milk and milk products. June 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Dor- ment committee members. AT PICNIC FOR VETERANS need starch. Here’s an easy way Mr. and Mrs. John Kygar visit Next meeting will be July 5 at j Don’t allow these out of the re to keep them crisp and fresh. Veterans of World War I held l mant for years and then ger- ed Sunday evening with Mr. and en Portener of Parma, a 7-pound, the home of Mrs. Ray Kynaston I frigerator any longer than neces Hang the washed petticoat on a their picnic Sunday at Lakeview r minate to produce a new crop. Mrs. G. E. Mackey and Mrs. Flor 10-ounce daughter, Loral Lee June 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Rod in Nu Acres. Control measures for this year ence Gowey. sary. Certainly no more than two clothes line to drip dry. When just park in Nampa with representa ney Beus of Vale, an 8-pound, 1- slightly damp, spray completely hours, warns Miss Weiser. tives from 12 barracks and 10 I started May 20 in Josephine coun Visitors in Spelman Home There’s only a slight difference ... ounce daughter, unnamed. with spray starch and allow to ty with the pre-emergence spray auxiliaries in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lance June 26—To Mr and Mrs. Wil between keeping your chin up VACATIONING SOON? dry. Touch up the bottom edge Present were those from Em ing of corn fields. This week Max Brown, field and family of Seattle were June lard Willis of Nyssa, a 5-pound, and sticking your neck out, but mett, Payette, Parma, Caldwell, Don’t forget to check your per with a steam iron. 19 overnight guests of his sister, it’s worth knowing. Homedale, Nampa, Boise, Moun I representative in charge of rag- Mr. and Mrs. Monty Spelman. 7-ounce son, Steve Edward. If you like a stiff petticoat, pre sonal property insurance policy to tain Home, Meridian, Glenns Fer weed control for the department, They were enroute to Missouri to j see if it includes a floater clause, pare a recipe of heavy starch us ry, Rexburg and Vale barracks. and the five men working with visit his parents. advises Mrs. Alberta Johnston, ing the lump or cube type. The OSU family finance specialist for package directions will tell you Among activities were a color ! him on the program are all in the Laura Mackey returned home how. Put the washed petticoat in the extension service. parade and band music. A cover j fields carrying on a full-fledged Sunday morning from a trip to the pan of hot starch, saturate ed dish luncheon shortly after the spray battle against the weed that Portland where she attended It ’ s well to have your clothing, noon hour was followed by a pro not only is a source of irritation grand session of Job’s Daughters. camera and other belongings cov thoroughly and hang to dry with "The Shoes of the Fisherman" ered wherever you are. You can out wringing. New books going into circula gram comprised of talks by vari | to hay fever victims, but can also While there she was an overnight ous speakers and the singing of push out agricultural crops on guest of her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. tion Saturday, June 29, at Mal by Morris L. West. A novel that take out insurance by the day for For less stiffness at the waist land it infests. heur county library include the tells the story of a young pope the time you’ll be gone. Be sure or hipline, wring these areas by World War I songs. Cecil Helton. who determines to use his office to tell the insurance agent if these hand. When dry, touch up inside following: Red Cross nurses gave demon 7,000 to 10.000 Acres Sprayed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gage of During the spray season, which to calm the tensions of the cold items are likely to be in an un and edges of ruffles with a steam "All the Best in Italy" by Syd strations on emergency bandag Boise were Sunday dinner guests ing and the Salvation Army pre lasts most of the summer, the of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. ney Clark. A revised edition of war. iron to avoid scratchiness. attended car at any time. "In Any Case” by Richard G. a popular travel guide. sented music and songs, Many crews will use three jeep-mount Mackey. For trade names of the differ Mrs. Johnston also suggests that ed sprayers and one mounted on were dressed in costumes. "Fodor's Guide io India" by Stern. The story of Samuel Cur- you check costs of adding a float ent kinds of starch, write for our Mrs. Marguerite Scott and Do a four-wheel drive truck. Before iy. an American expatriate living they have completed their work nal visited June 18 with Mrs. Eugene Fodor. An accurate, up- in France between the two world er clause to your regular insur free Extension Service Bulletin, to-date guide. COLLEGE COURT HOUSING ance policy so you’ll be covered “Be a Better Buyer of Starches.” they will have covered from 7,000 Maude Case of Caldwell. wars, is told in a combination of I ♦ * ♦ NOW AVAILABLE AT BJC "New Mexico, a History of Four all year. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan I to 10,000 acres. suspense and character study that • ♦ ♦ There are some vacancies in Centuries" by Warren A. Beck. BRIDES . . . The control area covers all of and family recently returned from the College Courts for married the 18 counties west of the Cas a two-week vacation to Oklahoma A brief, comprehensive account of holds the reader’s attention to the ' WORKING WIVES . . . 1 If your new cast iron skillet last. students, according to announce cades and is carried on at no ex and St. Louis, Mo., where they the development of the state of What kind of homemaker are doesn’t cook like mother’s did, "A Free Agent" by Frederic ment by W L. Gottenberg, vice pense to the private land owner. visited friends and relatives. New Mexico. you? Have to have everything maybe it needs seasoning. Wakeman. An adventure story of president of Boise Junior college. However, all public bodies are "The Greatness Thai Was Baby Swab the inside with melted l shining? Long to be perfect but Mark Marklay who is a dive- “Students who plan to attend responsible for keeping it under Californians Visit vegetable fat or vegetable oil. lon" by H. W. F. Saggs. Based on lack the time? Or are you one Mrs. C. R Purdy of Redding, recent archaeological scholarship, bomber pilot, jet salesman and college this fall may make appli control on their land. Place in a warm oven (250 F.) for who dislikes housekeeping? cation at the present time and Heaviest infestations of the Calif., and Mrs. Robert Fink and this is a thorough history of Baby U. S. government agent. To each his own! There isn’t three hours or more. Apply more "An Error of Judgment" by Pa any one way to do the job so don’t oil after the first hour. Let cool, may move into the apartments weed and the highest seed count children of Covina, Calif., visited lon and Assyria. any time during the summer by are found in Marion county, but their sister-in-law and aunt, Mrs. "Terrible Swift Sword" by mela Hansford Johnson. A psy apologize. Accept yourself, but wipe off excess grease with paper making a deposit toward their Josephine county has the largest Marguerite Scott, the past week. Bruce Catton. The second volume chological novel of a physician’s look about for ways to have more toweling. Then repeat the entire Mrs. Stanley Mills and daugh registration," Gottenberg said. area of infestation. in the Centennial History of the moral and physical deterioration. time. process before using. He added that applications1 Ragweed, Brown points out, ter called Friday on Mrs. C. R. Civil War. In it the Pulitzer Prize "Tales of Ten Worlds" by Ar If the skillet rusts, season it For example, while pinching should be made to the Manager. should not be confused with tan Mills. Mrs. George Schiemer and winning historian describes the thur C. Clarke. A collection of pennies, remember time is money. again. For information on care College Courts, Boise Junior col- sy ragwort, which is under county Mrs. Lydia Worden visited Satur Union and Confederacy as they science fiction stories. Traveling five miles out of the of all types of metals, write for lege. control in some areas and is dis- day with Mrs. Mills and picked come to grips with the realization "The Deadlock of Democracy" way to save a few cents isn’t real our free extension bulletin, “Care by James MacGregor Burns. His- 1 economy. i tinguished by a bright yellow up some carpet rags which Mrs. that this was an all-out war. of Metals and Kitchenware.” Mills had sewn. They will be used ♦ ♦ ♦ i cluster of blossoms. VACATIONS AT McCALL "Latin America Between the tory of political parties in Ameri Save minutes here and there by to make a crocheted rug for the The Journal staff received a Ragweed Described Eagle and the Bear" by Salvador can politics. minding your motions for such Smart Homemakers Tell Us . , . church sale next fall. "The Points of My Compass" simple jobs as bedmaking, table note from Clyde Swisher last De Modariaga. This book ex The ragweed has no typical To “cure” a squeaky bed, pour John Hamilton of Boise was a week stating that he is enjoying flower, but heavy pollen-produc plains the causes of the instabili by E. B. White. Collection of let- j setting or ironing. I melted paraffin or candle wax Saturday overnight guest of his his summer vacation at McCall. ing blooms cluster along a long ties that have made Latin Ameri ters which the essayist has sent | Use the best tool for the job. j into the joints of the bedstead. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. to the “New Yorker” during re-, Maybe some of the money you (Melt paraffin over hot water be Swisher is journalism and Eng spike-like stem. ca ripe for foreign exploitation. Ashcraft. lish instructor at Nyssa high "Christ's Witchdoctor" by Ho cent years. Leaves of the ragweed are fine earn could be used for an appli cause it’s inflammable.) For metal Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiggins and school. "The Other Side of the River" ance which saves time, such as a beds, add a few drops of oil. and have deep tooth-shaped cuts, family of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. mer E. Dowdy. A first-hand ac while the ragwort has a broader Fred Deffer and family were Sun count of the dramatic conversion by Edgar Snow. Present-day Chi of a notorious Amazon witchdoc na as seen by a veteran corres Mr. and Mrs. James Ward and leaf. day visitors at the home of their pondent in a five-month visit in A ragweed plant can vary from parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis tor, now a jungle missionary. children of Riverside, Idaho, were "Gomillion Versus Lightfoot" by 1960. recent overnight guests of their six inches to six feet in height. Deffer. "Escape From Red China" by Most county agents have a daughter and sister, Mrs. Gary Mrs. Lois Durocher and family, Bernard Taper. Reports on a Su Betts. mount of ragweed for identifica Earl Snethens and family of Boise preme court case dealing with the Robert Loh. The first eyewitness tion purposes. The Oregon De visited Sunday afternoon with her denial of Negro voting rights in account of life under the Chinese Communists, told by a Chinese partment of Agriculture is urging sister, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey. Tuskegee, Ala. I DeLuxe Parties Our S pee Latty "Journalist Eyewitness to His businessman who believed in the all persons finding plants they They took a sightseeing trip to think might be ragweed to con Owyhee resort. Gene Mackey re tory" by Herbert Brucker. The new society—and was nearly de tact the department or their coun turned home with the Durochers author shows an average day at stroyed by it. a newspaper office and includes | "Let My People Go" by Albert ty agent, so it can be sprayed be for a week’s visit. ED W. PRUYN —RONALD E. PRUYN advice on how to become a jour Luthuli. A South African Negro’s fore its reaching pollen-producing One Mile North of Nyssa on Highway 20 i struggle against the apartheid. nalist. period or developing to the seed Visits Grandmother "The Whole Truth and Nothing PHONE 372-3528 "Interior Art and Decoration" stage. Wayne Sparks was a Sunday visitor of his grandmother, Mrs. by Sunset magazine. Craft pro But" by Hedda Hopper. Stories Ellen Sparks of Boise. jects and decorating ideas to behind 50 years of headlines. "The Censors and the Schools" Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney and beautify your home. "Devil's Yard" by Ivo Andric. by Jack Nelson. A documented Mary had Sunday dinner at Owy hee resort. A novel by the 1961 Nobel Prize discussion of textbook censorship Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and winner that is a discourse on in the United States. "Master Sermons Through the Randolph of Parma visited Sun tyranny. "Seen Dimly Before Dawn” by Ages" edited by William Alan day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Martin and sons. Nigel Balchin. A perceptive, in Sadler. Sermons by 30 of Chris Bob Parker of La Grande visit teresting British novel of adoles tianity’s greatest preachers. "The Earth" by Arthur Beiser. ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vein cence. "Revolt in Aspromonte" by Cor The latest volume in “Life Na Parker, over the weekend and Marilyn returned home with him rado Alvaro. A novel of peasant ture Library.” "How to Build Decks for Out for a visit. life in Southern Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Turpin re "How Like an Angel" by Mar door Living" by Sunset magazine. turned Saturday to Aberdeen af garet Millar. A novel of suspense. Step-by-step construction details. "Basic Gardening Illustrated" ter visiting their daughter, Mr. "After the Banquet" by Yukio and Mrs. Bob Patterson and fam Mishima A story that reveals the by Sunset magazine. General gar ily. Lois Patterson accompanied relationship between a Japanese dening techniques. "Raise High the Roof Beam, her grandparents for a 10 - day man and woman that is marked Phone 375-3500 6112 Fairview Avenue visit. by conflicts growing out of their Carpenters" by J. D. Sallinger. BOISE, IDAHO Bob Patterson and Marvin Bow widely different outlook on life. Two long short stories which ori ers took the Boy Scout troop on "The Living Sea" by Jacques ginally appeared in the “New a fishing and camping trip to ( Yves Cousteau. An account of the Yorker” and which deepen the Owyhee reservoir last Wednesday progress made in underwater ex portraits of the Glass family. "The Moon Spinners" by Mary and Thursday. ploration by Cousteau and his -o- A YEAR ROUND FAMILY RETREAT diving team, including the exper Stewart. A romantic suspense VISIT NYSSA PARENTS iences of two men who lived and story. "The Living and the Dead" by Recent weekend guests in the worked continuously underwater Konstantin Simonov. A n o v el Lester Oden home were their for a week. daughter, Mrs. Satis (Marilyn) "The Webfoot Warriors" by , about World War II on the Rus Indrakamhoeng of Portland; their Herbert Best. The story of the ■ sian front. Hi SWISS STYLED COTTAGE -o son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and U. S. Navy’s underwater demoli-1 "The Witch of Manga Reva" by Garland Roark. A South Sea ro Mrs Laurance Oden and daughter tion team. of Corvallis. On Friday the Odens "By Sea and By River" by Bern mance. "Atlantic Fury" by Ralph Ham and their guests went to Enter Anderson. The naval history of mond Innes. This book tells of a prise to visit another daughter, the Civil war. Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Carolyn) Mit "Nomads and Commissars" by landing craft crew and their Phone 372-2933 1 Block West of Railroad Depot chell and family. Mrs. Indrakam Owen Lattimore. After a return struggle to survive a tremendous hoeng is a laboratory technician trip, a qualified observer offers storm off the Hebrides. at the University hospital in Port fresh views of a re-emerging land land. She plans to join her hus which may be a pivot point in band in September in Bangkok. any future struggle between Red Thailand, where he is employed China and Russia. as a journalist on a newspaper "My Sister. My Spouse" by H. staff in his native country. F. Peters. The biography of Lou Andreas-Salome, the Russian wo S' BLACKBURNS HAVE GUESTS man who was Nietzche’s intimate *Ihlj tMovtiful, rvtfk cottoj« James Howard Jones and Peggy companion. Rilke’s mistress and Eden of Salt Lake and Dorian Freud’s follower and friend 11 th« ideal invtifrntn. <or your Jones Fehlman of Tacoma were "An Introduction to Robert 576 Sq. Ft, fomily’i teisura timt Enjoy mony weekend guests of their grand Frost" by Elizabeth Isaacs. This Fluì loft. pWowrobI« boon in this yk- parents, Mr and Mrs. C. T Black book discusses the biography of tvreiqiio Mtond hom« on th« burn. Sunday visitors in the the poet, examines his poetic phi Second floor • • ilrrping loH Blackburn home were their son- losophy and practice and includes M m or movntoin hnkawoy of not shown. in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. detailed explications of some of your (none. o Loise Boren and Leonard of Dur- his poems. BESTWAY BUDGET "Dolls of the World" by Gwen kee. James Jones remained to . . . 5-Year Plan visit this week with his grand White A history of dolls illus- ln< ludt N m H riiHtvriMlN nbov< parents. trated with many pictures foundation — delivered to your lot — plus plumbing, "Call to Commitment" by Eliza- heiiting*. • Ipctrical wiring o Mr and Mrs. George Pulsipher beth O'Connor. An account of and paint Ing. visited Saturday evening at the how the Church of the Saviour in her I our \mrhy III *• I %% % t home of Mr. and Mrs. Elie Rad Washington. D C.. makes t h e I II.Ill \l. 4 l \ I I |< cliff in Payette The Radcliffs are Christian life a vital experience former residents of Nu Acres. for its members and its commu SEE BESTWAY nity. FOR PLANS Keep the Savings! "How to Run a Small Business" J. H. (JIM) WARREN by J K Lasser A new. revised Shop the newspaper ads . . . & FINANCING 301 Main Street Nyssa. Oregon before you buy . . and keep the edition of a practical guide for th< avings! small businessman Deparimeni of Agriculture Reveals Method of Oregon's Ragweed Control Nyssa Births . .. Work Smarter ... Not Harder Adrian News Latest Volumes at Malheur Library Consider Travel in Italy and India BODY REPAIR and PAINTING Free Estimates! PRUYN'S AUTO REPAIR Protect Your Alkali Bee Beds! PREPARE NOW SCARE THE BIRDS AWAY — with — — TO — ZON CARBIDE SCARECROWS — For Sale by — Davison Ranch Equipment Co. H The Chalet STAY COOL ! We Can Fit Your Needs At a Reasonable Cost! ELECTRIC ... Set Up Where Desired, Plug in Cord, Set Speed and . . . COOL OFF! We Also Have Water Coolers and Electric Fans at Low Cost! Nyssa Furniture Co. DRIVE A CLEAN CAR (INSIDE and OUTSIDE) MOTORS STEAM-CLEANED . . CARS WASHED . . A Besfwav Also . . . MOTORS REBUILT neo« SIGNAL SERVICE s5.
