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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1963 J. E. Long Honored With Family Dinner Ronda Buttars, Gary Bybee Plan November Rites Mrs. John E. Long was hostess at a 6 o’clock family dinner Sat urday evening at Brownie’s cafe, honoring her husband on his birthday anniversary. A deep pink rosebud corsage was pre sented to each lady in attendance. In addition to the honoree and Mrs. Long, other members of the family present included Mrs. Anna Long of Lebanon, Mrs. Mil dred Vaughn of Boise, the Messrs, and Mmes. Al Thompson, Clyde Long and Robert Long. Following dinner, the group went to the J. E. Long home where they visited, reminisced and telephoned a sister, Mrs. Clif ford Bates in Riverside, Calif. She was the only member of the immediate family who was un able to attend. sät—# FORMER NYSSAN WEDS NEW YORK MAN IN UTAH Mrs. Howard Myrick and Mrs. S. P. Kelley returned last Thurs day from Salt Lake City where they attended the wedding on Oct. 28 of Miss Joan Baker and Louis Angel Cruz. The newly weds left Oct. 30 for Long Island, N.Y., where they will make their home. The Nyssa ladies visited en route to Salt Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Max Dane in Burley and Shelley Myrick remained with her sister until their mother re turned. The Dane family visited during the past weekend with relatives in Nyssa. « > . 4 - --------------- ---------------------- À MISS RONDA BUTTARS . . . To Wed Nyssa Youth ♦ ♦ The engagement of Miss Ronda Buttars to Garry Bybee has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Buttars of Logan, Utah. Parents of her fiance are Mr. and Mrs. S. P. By bee of route 2, Nyssa. Miss Buttars has attended Utah State university for the past two years. Her fiance was graduated from Nyssa high school in 1956 and Utah State university in 1960 with a major in business admin istration. He is presently employ ed by Thiokol Chemical corpora tion in Logan. A Nov. 27 wedding is being planned by the young couple. #—# USED DESK SEWING MACHINE $38.88 Entertain Bridge Club Members of the Mr. and Mrs. Bridge club met Saturday even ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge. Guest players were Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilson. Prizes were won by Mrs. Wilson and Eldredge. SINGER SEWING CENTER 369 S. Oregon Dial 889-6167 ONTARIO, OREGON TUCKER'S CHILD CARE “Funland for Children” Let Us Care for Them White You Work, Shop or Play. REFERENCES FURNISHED! Reasonable Rates by Hour, Day or Week. Phone 37212632 OES CHAPTER SCHEDULES SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION A school of instruction for Eas tern Star members will be held Tuesday evening, Nov. 12, in the Masonic hall. Mrs Margery Jones of Bend, associate grand conduct ress, will be in charge of the ses sion. A potluck dinner at 6:30 will | precede the training meeting. Members are reminded that a practice for the school of instruc tion will be held at 8 o’clock Fri day evening. #—# 311 Ennis Ave. Nyssa, Ore. PAGE SEVEN Malheur Couniy Library Issues List ill Nour Books Rnnlvr Available AvnîlnLL Saturday C_ Of New Anniversaries Honored At Monday OES Meeting Classifieds Bring Results! Large Drawers and Working Area, Walnut Finish, Reverse Stitch. No Down Pmt. $5 Monthly THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON Golden Rule Chapter 131, Order of Eastern Star, held a regular meeting Monday evening in the Masonic hall with Worthy Matron Thelma Huffman presiding. Members with fall birthday an niversaries were honored. Enter tainment was provided by Jose phine Rigney and her crystal ball. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rigney and Kay Wheeler. »•*-- Duplicate Club Reports Monday Bridge Winners Regular weekly meeting of the Nyssa duplicate bridge club was i held Monday evening. High score winners were Dr. and Mrs. David Sarazin, first; Dr.' L. A. Maulding and Mrs. Houston Wilson, second. A three-way tie resulted for third place. Players were Mrs. Rex Voeller and Mrs. Ray Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Lawr By BERNICE STRAWN, Extension Home Management Specialist ence Pace, Mrs. K. A. Danford and Mrs. John Stringer. DO YOU LOOK UPON INABILITY »*’-- *4* HOUSEWORK AS DRUDGERY TO MAKE DECISIONS . . . and a thankless job? If so, .... consumes time and energy Thursday Bridge Club Meets Mrs. Artie Robertson entertain that could be spent doing the job you use up three to four times as much energy as is actually ed last week for members of her with less wear and tear on you. Don’t let worry slow you down. needed to do the work, according Thursday afternoon bridge club. Mrs. H. A. Diven attended as a Here’s a simple five-step formula to recent research. to use in making any decision. guest. Menial attitude makes the Prizes were won by Mrs. Joe 1. Think through your re difference. Those who view homemaking as a labor of love Maughan and Mrs. Art Boydell. sources— time, money, energy, #—# gain satisfaction from providing skills. for others and escape emotion 2. Just what is your goal? Entertain Pinochle Club ally-induced fatigue. It's really Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen enter Get this clearly in mind. worthwhile to look for the tained Friday evening for mem 3. What are the alternatives? brighter side. bers of the Couples Pinochle club. Consider the pros and cons of • • • Prizes were won by Mrs. Rose each. SPANDEX, THE NEW Toombs and Mrs. Orma Cleaver. 4. Take action — choose the #—# way you think you will meet ELASTIC FIBER . . . can’t stand rough treatment your goal. DINNER FETES NEWELLS; 5. Follow through and if nec any more than natural rubber. SISTER VISITS IN HOME Elaine Carlson, O'SU extension Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Newell and essary, revise your decision. clothing specialist, says that word her sister, Mrs. Mabel Green, Revision doesn’t mean you’ve directly from the Elastic Fabric were Tuesday evening dinner made a mistake. This is a per Manufacturer’s Institute reveals guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dail. fectly normal consequence. some misconceptions about this The occasion was the Newells’ Every time you replace inac product which they are trying to 44th wedding anniversary. tion with action you beat down correct. Mrs. Green is visiting here, en that procrastination habit — and For instance, spandex, avail route to her home in Wenatchee grow in pride of accomplishment. able under different trade after having attended funeral ser • ♦ * names, should not be washed vices for a brother, Charles Ayers TURKEY TIME IS HERE! with chlorine bleach or it will in Wausea, Neb. She also visited . . . You can buy frozen turkey with relatives while in that state. already stuffed—or without stuff yellow. Originally, machine The Newells are parents of Mrs. ing. But there’s a difference in washing was suggested but now they feel that hand washing Dail. the way you handle it. will result in longer wear. Virginia Weiser, OSU nutrition It’s true that spandex is. strong ist for the extension service, tells er than rubber. Covered spandex Journal Classifieds you how. is stronger than bare fibers. The If you buy a frozen turkey, bare spandex power nets are like Bring Results! already stuffed, cook it without ly to be weak at the seams. thawing. Before cooking, it's all 4 * * right to let it stand overnight DOES RAINY WEATHER in the refrigerator, but not at MAKE DOORS STICK room temperature. Once you ... in your house? Good old do start roasting the turkey, continue until it is finished. Do home remedies such as wax, soap not start it one day and finish and oil help at first, but some times become messy. You might it the next. also try one of the silicone pro If the frozen turkey is not ducts. These take the squeak out stuffed, thaw it in its own wrap of hinges and make doors and per, in the refrigerator. Thawing windows slide more easily. is more uniform than when thaw Silicone* are available under ed at room temperature. A tur several trade name* in aerosol key 10 to 20 pounds will take about two to three days to thaw spray can* or squeeze tube*. You'll find them in hardware, in the refrigerator. department and auto supply * • • stores. The price varies from IS BABY'S WHITE WOOL 25 cents up to $1.50. . . . bonnet or blanket turning • • • yellow? After sudsing clean, bleach white wools in 3 percent BROWN SPOTS hydrogen peroxide and water so OR TINY HOLES . . . which show up in clothes lution, (The druggist will sell this to you.) Add half cup perox- when you iron them may be due ide to two cups water and let to metal buttons or zippers. This wool stand in solution four or damage comes from a tricky pro cess called electrolysis. five hours. When you roll up a damp Repeat if necessary. Be sure to rinse thoroughly after bleach garment and set it aside, a ing. Dry wool away from heat chemical reaction can take and sun to prevent yellowing. place between the metal and * • • minerals in the water or deter Try this sweeping time saver. gent which was rinsed out. Wet one edge of a newspaper and This causes the fabric to be lay it on the kitchen floor. The come spotted. You can prevent paper clings to the floor and litter this by using a water softener can be swept onto it. Roll up and by being sure garments are and toss. well rinsed. ONLY INTERIOR Work Smarter... Not Harder new PAINT New books going into circula "Pet Cais" by Doris Bryant. tion Saturday, Nov. 9, at Malheur Their care and handling. county library include the fol "Scent of Water" by Elizabeth lowing: Goudge. A love story in which "My Brother Bill" by John the heroine’s spiritual growth Faulkner. A biography of Wil compensates her for the indubi liam Faulkner by his brother. table fact that the blind man she "My Ireland" by Kate O’Brien. has come to love turns back to An Irish author conducts an in the wife he had almost lost. formal tour of the country, mingl "Dreams Are for Tomorrow" by ing her memories with Ireland’s Agnes Sanford. A novel set in a past and present in a poetic por small New Hampshire village trayal of its many-sided charac that deals with a plumber who ter. has always dreamed of owning a "Westward Tilt" by Neil Mor farm and his wife who had al gan. Review of the political, eco ways dreamed of a child of her nomic and social life in the wes own. tern states. "The Great White Mantle" by "Archaeology" edited by Sam David O. Woodbury. The story uel Rapport. Presents sketches of of the ice ages and the coming of great archaeologists and descrip j man. tions of archaeological discoveries "The Still Point" by Ethel F. and archaeological problems. Cornwell. A study of the attempts "The Vindicators" by Eugene of six modern writers to find an B. Block. True stories of men ac absolute value from which to cused of crimes they did not com achieve spiritual renewal. mit and of the courageous police officers, lawyers and criminolo gists who set them free. "This Is Menial Illness" by Ver non W. Grant. Using case his tories to illustrate his points, a clinical psychologist here explains mental illness in simple, non technical language. "A Sane and Happy Life" by Rose N. Franzblau. Practical in formation and advice about the perplexing questions of growing up, including the emotional prob lems of infancy, adolescence and adulthood. "America, America" by Elia Kazen. The story of Stavros, a Greek boy from Anatolia where in 1896 the Turks slaughter and humiliate at any excuse, Stavros 127 Main Street and his friend dream of going to America but only one of them Nyssa, Oregon lives to achieve his goal. PAULUS JEWELRY AUCTION SALES — Conducted by — Col. Bert Anderson Col. Guy Sparks Ontario — 889-5501 Nyssa — 372-3475 ROGER BAKER, Ontario For the Latest Auction News, Listen to KSRV, Ontario, at 12:15 p.m. Daily. FARM MACHINERY SALE MONDAY, NOV. 11, 1 p.m.—Located 3 miles west of the Clover Lawn Dairy on Alberta avenue, then 1 mile south. FORD JUBILEE TRACTOR. Other Fann Machinery. FOR NEY WELDER. SOME FURNITURE, WATER SOFTENER. HAY and GRAIN, 20 MILK CANS. Many Miscellaneous Items. ALBERT and CORAL BOSCH, Owners. Terms, Cash. Lunch on Grounds. DAIRY and STOCK CATTLE AUCTION THURSDAY, NOV. 14, 1 p.m.—Located Vi mile north of Harper, Ore., then 3 miles east on north side of Malheur river. 100 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN and STOCK CATTLE. Majority of cows are springers or just fresh. Dairy cows bred to Woti- stein bull. MILKING EQUIPMENT. CLAYTON W. SHIRA. Owner. Terms, Cash. Lunch Will Bo Served. SPECIAL PRICE WALL 4» FASHION BY FULLER A PHILCO FREEZER Will Pay for Itself Through . . . (1) Enabling you io buy in larger quantities. (2) Buying food items in season when they are cheaper. (3) Preserving more of what you produce. FLAT LATEX $399 PER GALLON WANTED i EXPERIENCED MECHANIC AND ARE THEY CONVENIENT! ----------- O ' SIZES ... 8 to 21 Cubic Feet INTERIOR SEMI- GLOSS ENAMEL PER QUART ONLY $157 ** Payments as Low as $2.50 PER WEEK! DON B. MOSS o FIRESTONE ■ • Nyssa Furniture Co. One Block West of Railroad Depot DEALER STORE 417 Main Street NYSSA . . . OREGON Year-Round Employment GOOD WAGES! Apply in Person at B & M EQUIPMENT CO 1100 Adrian Boulevard Phone 372-2239 NYSSA . . . OREGON FUTURE BRIDES . . . prepare for that all-important event of your life by contacting the GATE CITY JOURNAL for your wedding stationery. Distinctive Styles . . . Competitive Prices