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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE EIGHT Work Smarter... Not Harder By BERNICE STRAWN. Extension Home Management Specialist Jane Timmerman Named as Marshal By Job's Daughters Mrs. Gann Entertains Rebekah Club Members Members of the Rebekah Sun shine club met Friday for a 1 o’clock luncheon in the home of Mrs. Owen Gann with Mrs. John Reeves assisting as co-hostess. During the afternoon. Bunco was played by the 17 members and seven guests in attendance. Prizes were won by Mrs. Angie Cook, high; Mrs. Ralph Curry, low; and Mi’s. C. T. Bartholomew, traveling. Mrs. Jim Jefferies wus winner of the guest award. International Order of Job's *IT'S ABOUT TIME Daughters, bethel 33. held a regu- AEROSOL SPRAYS ... to put away your electric ' lar meeting May 6 in the Masonic . . are used for all kinds of ’ products from window cleaners i blanket. It should be washed, not hall with Honored Queen Vicki to hair sprays. They’re safe to dry cleaned. If you still have ' Newman presiding. use most of the time, but you your instruction tag or leaflet, During election of officers, Jane should keep these precautions in check the directions. If you can’t Timmerman was named marshal; find them, then use this method. Teresa Hamilton, guide; Sheila mind: Gently -b soiled binding or Huffman, junior princess: Trudy Never puncture an aerosol con tainer, since its contents are un- spots with detergent paste. Dis Olsen, senior princess; and Lynda der pressure. Don’t throw an connect all removable electric Cundall, honored queen. 0—0 empty can in the fire. The re- parts. If any part dangles, tie it Plans were discussed for grand maining gas could cause an ex- in a washcloth or small towel session which is scheduled June plosion _____ ______ Before discarding the to protect during washing. 17-19 in Klamath Falls. For blankets of manmade fib can, hold the valve open until all Lynda Cundall named work I ers such as acrylic, rayon or | committees for her Saturday rum- j Four students of Alice Nishi- of the gas has escaped. tani recently participated in Na Don't put the container on blends, fill the washer with warm mage sale. tional Piano Playing auditions, the »tore or in direct sunlight. water, add detergent and agitate Junior bethel officers will pre An aerosol can should not be to dissolve. Put in the blanket side during the next regular' held at the Nazarene church. Pamela Saito, Jeanine Saito, Gary and push it under the water. left on the back window ledge meeting on May 20 and a practice Sadamori and Jan SalU) each k.i.in e« »K 1 1 ln/4 far WckririAtt- • of your car. in the glore com Agitate for two minutes or soak Kno has been scheduled for Wednes- ; ' sented a program of memorized partment or trunk. It could get for 10 minutes. day evening. May 19. | pieces taken from standard clas- Advance the control to the hot enough to explode. Honored Queen Vicki announc 1 sic, romantic and modern repor- spin cycle and let the machine Never spray aerosols contain ed that “go to church" Sunday toire. ing alcohol or other flammables complete the spin, fill for the will be May 16 when all bethel They were graded on a poss- near an open flame. Have good rinse and agitate two minutes. members will attend the Metho ible 40 points, induding tech- ventilation when using spray pro Spin again, then put through dist church. nique, tone quality, interpretation, ducts containing flammable or another rinse and spin. Proficiency tests were taken by I dynamics, accuracy and rhythm. Directions for some blankets j toxic ingredients. The label will Jerri Ableman, Alicia Huffman. Don Lehmann, eminent piano warn you. Insecticides, paints and permit tumble drying; others do Susan Kouns and Cynthia Spitler 1 teacher and concert artist from cleaners may be in this category. not. If you line dry, do not put Diane Jennings was selected as Most important, keep aerosols the blanket in direct sun. Stretch Jobie of the meeting and was Portland, was the judge sent by blanket to its original size and presented the bethel bracelet by national headquarters in Austin. out of the reach of children. Texas. • • • put over two parallel lines. Turn Sheila Huffman. 0—0 it over when partially dry. NEW GLASS FIBERS 0—0 • • • LEAVE FOR SOUTH DAKOTA . . . this spring will have a var Variations Add Milk to Diet Captain and Mrs. Vard Olsen iety of uses. You’ll find them DO YOU HAVE Cream soups, creamed vege- left Friday to return to Ellsworth used in covers for decorative pil I tables, custards and puddings of Air Force Base in South Dakota lows, window shades, slip covers, BABY SITTING PROBLEMS? fer extra opportunities to include ... If the sitter can ’ t get your upholstery and bedspreads. ! valuable milk nutrients in the after spending three weeks visit- ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs These fibers are resistant to child to do what she’s supposed family diet. Ted Frahm. Mr. and Mrs. Brig moths, mildew, wrinkles, heat, to. try this tip. Mrs. Roberta Fra Olsen and other relatives. sun and are fireproof. They're sier, extension family life spe 0—0 pliable and perfectly smooth to cialist at Oregon State university, do superior work. Or, as we the touch, according to Elaine suggests you write some notes often tell our homemaker* in MOTHERS' DAY GUESTS extension groups, good man- Carlson, extension clothing spe before you leave. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marcum. agers are made, not born, Man- cialist at Oregon State univer For instance, if Susie doesn't Billy and Sara were Mothers’ day agement can be learned. want to take her nap. write her sity. dinner guests in the home of her 0 0 0 a note for the sitter to read at parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul House. the right time. It might read. WOOD PANELING • 0 . . . needs regular dusting with "Dear Susie: It's time to take VISIT BOISE RELATIVES your nap. Mary will help you a vauum cleaner or cloth. Work from the top down. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fischer spent take off your clothes. Here's a If further cleaning is needed. I Sunday with their son-in-law and kiss from Mommy. I'll be home at 5 o'clock.'* Add anything wash the walls using a sponge daughter, Mr and Mrs. Robert Wonderful Collection of else you want to remind her dampened with a small amount | Godfrey and family in Boise. DECORATOR 0—0 of mild detergent and lukewarm about. . DRAPERY FABRICS water. Don’t use a strong cleaner. 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With a brownie mix on the superior person,” according to one After a minute, moisten the shelf and ice cream always in writer. Olson Rug and Carpet area with a dilute solution of the freezer, you can serve a de In that case, a lot of us ordi | clear vinegar. Blot with paper licious brownie a la mode on Representative i nary people have a chance to 1 towels or a clean white cloth. short notice. Students Participate In National Auditions DONNA'S DRAPERIES THURSDAY. MAY 13. 1965 ST. PAULS GUILD PLANS Rose Toombs Elected I WEEKEND OT Grange Members RUMMAGE SALE Auxiliary President; A rummagi* sale will be held Plan May Activities and Sunday. May IB-16, At Thursday Meeting Other Officers Named Saturday in the old Taylor Market build A regular meeting of Oregon A meeting of the American Le gion auxiliary was held May 6 ing Sale hour« are from 10 am Trail Grange wax held Thursday in the community hull with Mrs. to S p.m. both days. The event evening. May ti. with Manter Tom Theron Wheeler presiding during is being sponsored by members Jone« presiding Member« voted In xponaor a 4-11 «cholnnhip again the business session. The group of St. Paul’s Episcopal guild. 0 0 I this year. designated May 2« as poppy day when the flowers will be on sale Stanley Sisson, Nyssa high in Nyssa by members of the aux school FFA adviser, spoke to the iliary. group about the FFA program A meeting of the Enstern-Cen-; and its functions Also presenting During election of officers. Mi tral Oregon association of Eastern Rose Toombs was named presi Star will be held Sunday, May a portion of the program wus dent for th«> coming year She 16, at Milton-Freewater Activi Ronnie Stephen who recently re will be assisted by Mrs Mural ties will begin with a 12:30 pot turned from the South Pole. He showed slidi'.s and told of his ex Lewis, first vice president; Mrs luck dinner. perience« there. Herman Towne, second vice pres, .At the dose of the business ident; Harriet Pennie, chaplain It wus announced that Por on a Louise Heldt, historian; Mrs. I session, Nyssan Louise Wernick Grange meeting will be held at will lie installed as president of Joe Maughan, secretary; Nora 8 p.m. on May 22 In Big Bend Graham, treasurer; Mrs. C. M the association mid other officers Grange hall. A canning contest Pounds, sergeant-at-arms Named will lx* elected for the ensuing will be heli! with Judging of en to the executive committee were year. tries during the session. Ellen Richardson, Nellie Powell Next regular meeting of Oregon ami Mrs. Wesley Browne. Trail Grange will be on May 20 Mrs. II O. Hopkins was winner when a memorial service will be of the pot of gold. Refreshments conducted in honor of all deceas Golden Rule chapter 131. Order were served during a social hour ed memlH-rs of the organization. following the close of the meet of Eastern Star, held a regular Mr. und Mrs Harold Sisson meeting Muy 3 in the Masonic ing. hall with Worthy Matron Patricia were in charge of iust Thursdny 0—0 evening’s program and also serv Marcum presiding. ed refreshments. Partv Honors Karla Beck Ceremony of initiation was con On Eighth Anniversary ducted for John Kygar. CiaBiifiedi Bring Romita! Miss Karla Beck celebrated het r Following the meeting, past eighth birthday anniversary after school hours on May ti with a matrons and patrons presented an party at the home of her parents. annual surprise addendum for the worthy matron and patron. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beck Preceding the business session, A pink and white theme wni carried out in decorations and a potluck dinner was served with party games were played by the Job's Daughters of bethel 33 as guests The girls presented a pro 16 guests in attendance. gram consisting of a reading by Traditional refreshments were Christy Nelson, piano solo by served by the honoree’s parents. Jane Timmerman and group sing 0 — 0 ing with all members participat ATTEND BOISE WEDDING ing. Mrs. Mae Johnson of Ontario. 0 — 0 Mrs. Cassie Gaskill, Mr and Mrs. Officer Election Held Tom Johnson were among area Ten met lhers of the Past Presi residents attending the Saturday dent's club of the American Le evening wedding of Miss Verna gion auxiliary, unit 79, attended Marie Seward and Gerald Aucutt a luncheon May 3 in Caldwell The ceremony was held in South During a business session which Minister United Presbyterian followed, Eleanor Browne was church at Boise. elected as president and Louise The bride is a daughter of Nys- ' Hcldt was named secretary-trea- sans Mr. and Mrs. Ix-n Seward I surer for the ensuing year OES Group to Install Nyssan as President OES Chapter Holds Initiation Meeting DONNA SPENCER 4 popular Basketweave V Lin. 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