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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1964 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE SIX ' Mrs. Peterson Honored Harder Work Smarter ... Not Management Specialist Linda Jorgensen, John M. Blaylock At Recent Baby Shower Exchange Vows in LDS Temple Rites Home | By BERNICE STRAWN. Extension Exier_ MANY THANKS DO YOUR FOR THE LETTERS FRIENDS' CHILDREN . . you wrote me about youi . . . behave badly when they suggestions for soaps and deter visit you? Mrs. Roberta Frasier, OSU Ex gents. I put them all togethei tension family life specialist, gets into a 30-minute speech for the questions about how to curb Soap and Detergent associatior youngsters without offending par annual meeting in New York. You’ll be interested to know ents. Her suggestion — provide a that about 100 men and three drawer of things children en women listened attentively to joy—books, crayons and paper, your comments. They assured me empty boxes of assorted sizes, they appreciated consumers’ sug old magazines and blunt scis gestions and they know how im sors, string and beads, spools, portant you are to them. (I reminded them that in etc. Arrange a spot near this America you homemakers are "Treasure Chest" and let the spending over a billion dollars young guests entertain them each year for these products.) selves. If you don’t want them to They are already working io swing on the drapes, tell them eliminate some of the com so—but give them something else plaints you mentioned. The program included other to do. It’s your home; you can speakers who talked about new set the limits. Mrs. Frasier also says that you developments in detergents which can suggest that a little guest sit will avoid the problem of foam in “this chair” until he finishes in septic tanks and on rivers. By his banana. Provide him with a Dec. 31, 1965, all detergents sold napkin and show him where will comply with this new stan to wash his hands when he’s dard. through. Other speakers told about how * * * industry plans to comply with your desire to have the weight ARE YOU SURE . . . you’re using the right type in larger type on the front of otf wax for your floors? the packages. At recent consumer education Like everything else, these programs given by county exten changes don’t happen over night. sion agents, a number of home Space doesn’t permit me to give makers realized the causes of more details at this time. ♦ ♦ ♦ floor troubles. Some of them had used sol BUYING A RUG vent base wax on asphalt file. . . . calls for a fair size outlay This will soften the tile and I of money. You can go all out cause colors io smear. The same and maybe put yourself in debt, is true of some rubber tiles or decide just what you can af- also. Use a water-base or self ford and get the best for the polishing type of wax on these | money. floors. Our county home economics extension agents receive many questions about rug buying. To Pinochle Group Meets get help in being a smart shop MR. and MRS. JOHN BLAYLOCK At Wyatt Smith Home per, ask your county extension Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith were Miss Linda Jorgensen became Serving as master of ceremonies office for a free copy of the hosts Saturday evening to mem I the bride of John M. Blaylock in during the reception program was bulletin, "Buying Rugs and bers of the Mr. and Mrs. pinochle morning wedding rites performed Taylor Phillips, while a reading club with three tables in play. Carpets." • • • | Friday, Dec. 20, 1963, in the Idaho was presented by Edna Blaylock Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen, Mr. and Falls LDS temple. and remarks were made by Bi Airs. Tom Drydale were guest "WHAT CAN I DO shop Louis Phillips. The bride is a daughter of Mr. ... to get the yellow out of players with the latter couple and Mrs. Everett Jorgensen of Reception music was provided the center of my sheets? Ends of winning prizes. route 2, Parma, Idaho. Parents by the Kapp orchestra, soloist sheets are nice and white.” The trouble is that body oils of the bridegroom are Mr. and was Bernelle LaBounty and a CARD OF THANKS have not been completely remov Mrs. Paul E. Blaylock of route vocal duet was rendered by Merle We take this opportunity to Bake and Mel Nielson. ed. Check to be sure water is hot. 2, Nyssa. thank members of the Nyssa A reception honoring the new- The new Mrs. Blaylock, a grad It should be about 140 degrees Eagles auxiliary and all our other , lyweds was held Dec. 21 in the uate of Parma high school, is which is too hot for your hands. friends for the many kindnesses recreation hall of the Parma T .DS Next be sure you add enough church with approximately 200 presently employed at the Nyssa expressed in thought and deed branch of the First National Bank following the death of our loved detergent—at least one cup of guests in attendance. of Oregon. Her husband was one, Albert P. Chesney. Those an all-purpose sudsing product The bride’s floor-length gown graduated from Nyssa high school, if you have a top loading ma kindnesses will never be forgot j was designed with fitted bodice, chine, more if water is hard. long tapered sleeves and bouffant studied for one year at Brigham ten. Put in one cup of liquid chlor skirt, fashioned with two tiers Young university in Provo and -•Mrs. Susan Chesney ine bleach before adding sheets. of lace. Rows of lace accented the served a two-year mission for the Don Chesney Don’t put more than two sheets skirt back. Her elbow - length LDS church. Mr. and Mrs. Charles He is currently working at the along with a few small pieces in veil, edged in lace, was held by Daudt and Family i one washer load. Ten minutes of a tiny crown and she carried a Amalgamated Sugar company Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kohl washing time is needed. Check cascading bouquet of white car plant in Nyssa, but plans to com directions with your washer and nations and red Christmas leaves. plete his college education. and Children also those on the detergent pack The newlyweds plan to take Attending the bride were Lo- age for further information about lanne Jorgensen as maid of hon I their wedding trip next spring amounts of products to use with or; Janet Weber and Carol Dur ' and are now residing on route 2, different types of machines. rant as bridesmaids. They were Nyssa. • • • attired in sheath dresses of red DO YOU MEASURE crystaline and carried bouquets LIQUID BLEACH of red carnations and white fol ... by the number of “glugs” iage. I as you pour it from the bottle? Those who do are “dare devil” homemakers in our book — they | never can tell how things will really turn out. It's important to measure in a measuring cup. Use one cup bleach for a top loading washer and one-half cup for a front loader. Of course, bleach should be diluted if you add it after the clothes are in the washer. Full strength bleach will "eat” holes 127 Main Street in clothes but they may not show Nyssa. Oregon ' up right away. A recent baby shower for Mrs. Farrell Peterson and her new son, Larry Bishop, was given at the home of Mrs. Darwin Jensen with I Mrs. Melvin Feik assisting. The 29 guests in attendance were given “baby” favors, played games and were served "snow ball” refreshments. Pencil games were inside miniature flannel- covered baby nightgowns. Larry Bishop Peterson was born Jan. 15 at Malheur Memorial hos pital and joins five other children in the home. Broshia R. Case, Annual Smorgasbord To Be Served Sunday Roger E. Goade By Job's Daughters International Order of Job’s Tell Future Plans Daughters, bethel 33, held a regu lar meeting last Thursday even ing in the Masonic hall with Hon ored Queen Carolyn Lowe pre siding. The girls voted to assist with serving at the annual Washing ton day dinner for Masons and their guests. They will also pro vide entertainment during the evening. Final plans were discussed for a smorgasbord to be held Sunday, Feb. 16. in the school cafetorium. Serving will be from noon to 5 p.m. Turkey, ham, baked sal mon and meat loaf will be the main meat dishes to be served with a variety of salads and other tasty foods. The public is invited to attend • this annual dinner. Tickets may be obtained from any member of Job’s Daughters or purchased at the door. V---- # Oregon Trail Grange Ladies Plan Pomona Entertainment Oregon Trail HEC ladies met Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Tom Jones. In attendance were 12 members and one visitor, Mrs. Fay Corn. During the business session, plans were made to entertain the Pomona Grange at an all-day ses sion Saturday, Feb. 22, in the BROSHIA REINKE CASE Oregon Trail hall. . . . Plans Mid-Summer Rites A valentine exchange was held ♦ ♦ :’i_ is at the Monday meeting. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenn of Bob Wilsons Entertain William Smiley will host the next 6120 SE Lake road, Milwaukie, session of the group on Monday, Ore., announce the engagement For School Personnel Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson en March 2. of her daughter, Broshia Reinke tertained Friday evening follow #—# Case, to Roger E. Goade of Boise. ing the Nyssa-Payette basketball Bridge Winners Reported He is a son of Mrs. Nelda Goade. Nyssa duplicate bridge winners The Fenns were long-time resi game for school personnel. Guesis have been reported by Mrs. Da dents of Nyssa and moved to Mil included Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mc- Partland, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bow- vid Sarazin who serves as assist waukie in the spring of 1963. | en, Mr. and Mrs. Dirick Nedry, ant hostess for the Monday card Miss Case was graduated from Mrs. Mel Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs. sessions. Nyssa high school and attended High scorers in the north-south [ Oregon State university where George Sallee, Mr. and Mrs. Stan group were Horace Beal and Rob she was a 'member of Winston Sisson and Gene Chester. ert Liberty, first; Mrs. Bob Mc House. She also attended Port Kinney and Mrs. Houston Wilson, land State college and is present Judy Hawkins Honored On Birthday Anniversary second. ly employed by Hamer corpora Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith en Winning high scores in the tion in the Rose city. tertained with Sunday dinner in east - west group were Dr. and Mrs. David Sarazin, first; Dr. K. i Her fiance was graduated from honor o f their granddaughter, A. Danford and Dr. L. A. Mauld- Eagle high school and is now a Judy Hawkins, on her 13th birth member of the Boise City Police day anniversary. Guests included ing, second. department. He is a former mem the honoree’s parents and broth ber of the Nyssa Police depart er, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hawkins and Legion Auxiliary Group ment staff. Bobby of Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Don Meets at Paul Penrod Home A mid-summer wedding in St. Strickland, Jackie and Jo. Past presidents of the American Legion auxiliary met Monday af Mark’s cathedral at Portland is Catholic Circle Hosts ternoon, Feb. 3, at the home of planned by the couple. Shower for Mrs. Hines Mrs. Paul Penrod. Twelve ladies 1 A stork shower was given last were in attendance at the meet Entertain Bridge Group Members of the Sunday even Friday afternoon for Mrs. Pat ing. Following a short business ses ing couple’s bridge club met this Hines in the Wilton Jackson sion, the afternoon was spent week in the Wilton Jackson home j home. Members of St. Teresa’s making flowers for the wheel for a potluck dinner. 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