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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE SIX Work Smarter ... Not Harder 1 Numerous Projects Given Assistance By Eagles Auxiliary Emblem Club State Officers Attend Recent Meeting of^Ontario 192 Unit THURSDAY. JANUARY 27. 1966 Knife and Fork Club Patrons to Hear Resume of Recent Safari io Africa By BERNICE STRAWN. Extension Home Management Specialist Mrs. Ted Richert of Portland Following the meeting, refresh During the Jan, 16 meeting of I boon to keeping colors bright and made her annual president’s visi ments were served in the dining LITTLE DONNIE Nyssa Eagles auxiliary, Mildred l All the world is far from being RAN UP TO A DINNER GUEST prevent wrinkling of wash and tation to Ontario Emblem club room at tables beautifully decor Nesbitt was installed as inside • civilized or living in a modern 192 at the regular business meet ated in the Americanism theme . . . who had just arrived. “Mr. wear. When hot water supply is guard; Marlene Michael, conduct manner, according to Miss Shirley Jackson, do you like spinach?" limited, it’s practical to use cold ing held Monday evening. Jan. A huge arrangement iif red and ress; and Grace Dirksen, two-year Duncan, Australia’s leading lady Whereupon the guest began to water for many items in the fam 10. at the Elks lodge. Mrs. Richert white carnations, topped with a trustee. adventurer, who just recently re is president of the Oregon Asso small American flag and flanked speak in glowing terms of his ily wash. turned from u visit to 22 coun Mrs. Michael won the door fondness for spinach. Commented Here is an interesting side ciation of Emblem Clubs and was by candles, decorated the presi prize and June Sanders was not tries in Africu and who before Donnie, “Well, we ain’t going to light of this conference. We over accompanied by Mrs. Barbara dent's table. Red. white anti blue present to claim the attendance that completed an adventuresome heard a conversation between two Riggs of Portland, her state mar streamers with matching napkins award. have any." trip to little-visited Nepal were striking decorations on the Mr. Jackton's feeling* may bellhops outside the hotel meet shal. Miss Duncan will be the guest It was reported that the local In a brief address to members. other tables. have been a bit like some chil ing room. speaker at a 7:30 pm. meeting unit has sent donations to the Mrs. Richert was presented a Said one, "I didn't know there Mrs. Richert stressed friendship dren's whose parents give them cancer and muscular dystrophy of the Knife and Fork club Sat the impression they're going to was so much about washing and charity to one another and large silver tray and Mrs. Riggs funds. Camp Columbia ( a home urday, Jan. 29, at Eut Side cafe have a choice when really they clothes that they could talk to all mankind, in keeping with received matching pin and ear for boys in Washington), Eagles in Ontario. Emblem club’s policy of Ameri rings. don't. If you say to your young about it for two days." Barely out of her teens, the house in Korea. Home on the ster. "Do you want to wash Also presented with gifts hon Range (a home for boys in North courageous Australian girl who is Yes. there is a lot to consider. canism. She also expressed her your hands?" and he says "No," Research in new fabrics, finishes, thanks for services and coopera oring birthday anniversaries dur Dukota), High Sky Girls’ Ranch as attractive ns she is intrepid, you have an answer you don't appliances, detergents, starches, tion extended to her during this ing January were Mmes. Bert An (a home for girls and the first begun adventuring by “pedaling want to accept. bleaches, laundry planning, water tenure of her office. Officers of derson, Zena Fritts. Ines Wilson. project of the Eagles for girls). a bike” across the land from Mrs. Roberta Frasier, extension conditioners and a crusade for 192, dressed in white formais, Wayne Farry and Irvin Wulff “Down Under” in both directions, Nyssa auxiliary members are performed the club ’ s full ritualis U«—<i family life specialist at Oregon tags to give better washing in a distance of some 4,000 miles as saving stamp books to be used tic work for the benefit of their MISS SHIRLEY DUNCAN State university, says that ques structions. the crow flies but a lot longer the as a state project to promote guests. . . . Youthful Australian 0 • • tions like this for which he really way Miss Duncan found it neces medical research i n Oregon Prior to the meeting, the state has no choice, only frustrate the BRIDES —YOU'LL Chairman Rose Toombs has asked sary to go. officers were honored with a no child and discourage him from MAKE A REAL HIT SURPRISE PARTY HELD Owyhee Garden club meeting i that all members turn in at least Visits Dr. Albert Schweitser host dinner at the Moore hotel, was held Friday. Jan. 14, at the making decisions. A good rule to A surprise party honoring Jack one book of stamps for this pro . . . with your husband and during which they were welcom home of Mrs E B Smith with 21 It took her two yeurs to com Knowles and his daughter, Juckie, follow would be to give a choice ject. pletely cover her sufuri to Africu on their rnutuul birthday anniver only if you’re willing to accept save money, too, if you can do a ed to Ontario and presented with members and four guests in at-1 good press job on his suit. Here corsages. Phyllis Young, hearing a i <1 Among the pleasant things was saries was held Saturday evening his decision. tendance. Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb are some important tips for both showed slides on wild flowers ofi chairman, reports that proceeds her introduction of the American at their home in Nyssa Just how should the situation his and your wool suits. from sale of a sweater will be twist to remote villages in the the western states. be handled? Mrs. Frasier sug In addition to other members used locally and for the state | bush country. More rewarding First, make a wool press cloth gests these alternatives: "It's During the business meeting( hearing aid fund. of the immediate family, guests by sewing a piece of wool fab than that, however, was her visit time to wash your hands” or the group voted to give valentine Next meeting will be at 8 p m. with Dr. Albert Schweitzer in his were Mr and Mrs. G W. Knowles, ric about 15 inches by 20 inches "Wash your hands and then treats to patients in the nursing Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones and By Mrs. Waldo Smalley on Feb. 1 at the Eagles hall. zXU io a piece of muslin a mite lar you'll be ready to eat.” Jack’s parents. Mr. and Mrs A T. homes at Vale, Nyssa and On- | members having January and Lamboreiu* hospital. ger. To avoid shine, always use • • • On her trip to Nepal, taken Knowles. tario. It was reported that as of > this, wool side down, when Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simmons Friday there were 119 nursing February birthday anniversaries some four years ago with the Traditional refreshments of ice WHAT ABOUT will be honored. pressing wool garments. and children of Boise were Sun- home residents in Malheur coun-. capital city of Katmandu as her cream and cake wen1 served. COLD WATER DETERGENTS? goal. Miss Duncan soloed it over Wrinkles in the upper part of ’ day dinner guests of Mr. and By We gat the latest word di the sleeve can be removed by Mrs. Rex Nichols. land from Paris to Singapore. Committee members for the ■ rect from chemists of companies folding a bath towel to fit inside Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wagner and project are Mmes. James Langley, Among her experiences were who make them when we attend the shoulder. Then press over ■ family moved during the week- E. M. Cochrun and Mrs Holcomb encounters with bandits on the Jean Martin and Robert Dun ed the National Home Laundry your wool press cloth with a end into the Carlson house at Each member will donate three I can of Adrian were united in road through Malaya, an arrest conference. steam iron. Parma. dozen cookies to be taken to the marriage at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, in Greece as u suspected spy, a They tell us these products Mrs. Bonnie Nichols and Mrs. next regular meeting and prepar Jan 22, ¡960. in Winnemucca. hike through the Russian zone in A fold of paper under the do a good job on most soils in Vienna and numerous other ad pocket flap while pressing will Naomi Fritts were Jan. 19 lunch ed for delivery. Nev. cold water but that they can do The women discussed their | ventures sufficiently dangerous to keep the flap from leaving a eon guests of Mrs. Wanda Pollard For the single-ring rites, per test the mettle of the most ex an even better job in hot wafer. at Wilder. Owyhee cemetery annual project mark on the coat. Greasy soils, including body Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman, and talked of a badly needed formed by Justice af the Peace perienced male traveler. To remove a slight shine, sponge oils, congeal in cold water and accompanied by Mrs. Hazel Mur sign. A committe of four women Jack Howard, the bride was at with warm vinegar or ammonia are best removed with hot wat phy of Nampa, visited Sunday was appointed to look into the tired in a dress of pink brocade Entertains Bridge Club er, according to these scientists. water. Add one tablespoon of one with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrold matter. They are Mmes. Wilbur and pink orchid corsage. of these (not both) to a quart of Members of the Mr. and Mrs Attending the couple were Mr. Cold water detergents can be at Kuna. Chapin. Ray Strickland. Kenneth Bridge club met Saturday eve and Mrs. Fred Brownfield, while used in water of any tempera water. If this doesn’t do the Mrs. Jim Edens of Payette was Price and Keith Tallman. job, rub the surface gently with ture. Also discussed were possibili ringbearer was Dee Ann Duncan. ning at the Tom Eldredge home double-00 sandpaper using a swir a Saturday morning visitor and Two tables were in piny during Mr and Mrs. Robert Rookstool of ties of a scrapbook to be entered Also present were other members the session and prizes were won There’s no question, however, ling motion. of the immediate families. Caldwell were evening dinner in state federation competition, • • • that cold water detergents are a The newlyweds are residing at by the host couple. guests of Mrs. Roy Rookstool. The and improvements on the club’s THIS TIME Adrian where the bridegroom is latter has been quite ill but is yearbooks. AND MONEY SAVER reported to be much better and 127 Main Slroat Next meeting will be at 2 p.m employed by Norsedco, Inc. If your overweight is due to over . . . comes from a reader who able to be up and around. eating and you want to get rid of Friday, Feb. 11, at the home of NYSSA . . . OREGON that ugly fat. get our tablets called calls herself “Anon.” It’s smart Mrs. Homer Brewer with Mrs. SLIMODEX. Available without a to use the minimum of cleanser Called to Colorado doctor's prescription, SLIMOPEX Elver Nielsen as co-hostess. The will help you lose those extra necessary in cleaning the bath Mrs. Alva Hill left Sunday eve program. “Sow Your Own Seeds,” pounds by decreasing your desire ning by Streamliner for Colorado will be given by Mmes. E. J. for food, not by starving you. but tub or sink. Mrs. Houston Wilson has an by simply eliminating the urge for Too much means more work Springs. She was called there by Hobson and Jim Langley. nounced winners for the Monday extra portions SLlMODEX the death of her brother. for you in rinsing away extra only J3.00 and is GUARANTEED to evening master point session of work or rr-t your full money back. Mrs. George Griffin, Gary and gritty residue or suds. The same Nyssa duplicate bridge club. Dr. SLIMODEX is sold exclusive by: AT ONTARIO AIRPORT COMMUNITY HALL applies to detergent used in Lori were Jan. 20 evening dinner and Mrs. L. A. Maulding were NYSSA PHARMACY—Nyssa guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene “ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL AGES” mopping a waxed kitchen floor. Mail Orders Filled first; Mrs. Bob McKinney and Honey at Caldwell. They were Mrs. Dick Wilson, second; Mr. and Members of Ontario Emblem helping Gene celebrate a birthday club 192 met recently to formu Mrs. 11. L. Pace, third; Mrs. Jack anniversary. Blind and Jim Roberts, fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fritts attend late plans for annual Sweethearts' Mrs. Wilson reports that a spe ed the wrestling matches and bas day to be held Feb. 12 at the cial winter trophy party will be Elks temple. Theme for this ketball game in McCall on Friday held during the next regular ses and were overnight guests of Mr. year’s event will be “Sweethearts sion of the club on Monday, Jan. and Mrs. Conley Wilson at Pine A-Go-G" ' Activities will begin with a 31. The party will begin at 8 p.m. hurst. noon Valentine luncheon, an af and is open to the public. Mr. and Mrs. Coil Dunn of New Plymouth were Jan. 20 mor ternoon card session and a eve- 1 ing smorgasbord dinner, followed ning guests of Mrs. C. L. Fritts. by dancing. Moves to Trailer Home For one day in February each Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and year, the Ontario Elks donate A meeting of the American Le family moved during the week facilities of the temple to Emblem gion auxiliary was held Jan. 20 end into their new trailer home club members. The women staff with 11 members in attendance. on the Don Fritts farm. During the business portion, it and manage the operations of the Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Gibson lodge for the day and proceeds was decided to sponsor a delegate of Nampa were Sunday dinner go to the club’s charity projects. to Girls' State again this year. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mrs. Jay Bybee is general chair Members voted to hold a cooked Seward. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wild man for the event, with Mrs. Dan food sale on Friday, Feb. 11, with of Nyssa were Monday evening McCoshum serving as treasurer. proceeds to be used for this pur dinner guests in the Seward resi Other committee heads are Mrs. pose. The sale will be held in the dence. Don Daws, drill team and lunch vacant portion of the Towne: Roger Norland of Madras was eon; Mrs. Leo Sears, smorgasbord; garage building. a Jan. 19 overnight guest of his Mmes. Al Baker and Ross Bates, Following adjournment of the mother, Mrs. Martha Norland. cards; Mmes. Lloyd Smith and meeting, members attended a pro o Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble vis Helen Warrington, bartenders. gram on Australia presented by ited Sunday afternoon with his Mmes. Pauline McKinney and Margie Staples, NHS exchange parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dibble Frank Tosic, tickets; Mrs. Irvin student. at Nampa. *—6 Wulff, table decorations; Mmes. Mr. and Mrs. Don Parker mov- Ted Hoots and Bybee, lodge dec Pinochle Club Members ed to Redmond during the past orations; Mrs. Les Swetland, Hold Pay-Off Dinner week. script; Mrs. Buster Fields, dining Members of the Couple’s Pi “Where Your Clothes Get Personal Care” Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson at- room; Mrs. Tom Watson, publi- nochle club met Friday evening tended the JACL celebration Sun city. 15 North Second St. Phone 372-3555 at the Twilight cafe for their pay day afternoon in the Armory at off dinner. Those present includ NYSSA . . . OREGON Caldwell with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Guests in Schoen Home ed Messrs, and Mmes. Pete Van Takatori. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zinn, Mr. derOord, Charles Zinn, Harry and Mrs. Harry Kingrey, Mrs. Kingrey, Bill Schoen; Virgie I Virgie Rookstool and Vem Duus Rookstool, Rose Toombs, Orma were Saturday evening guests in Cleaver and Vem Duus. the Bill Schoen home. The eve- Following dinner, the group I ning was spent playing pinochle. went to the Rookstool home and the evening was spent playing To Buy, Sell or Trade, pinochle. Traveling prize winners Try the Classified Pagel were Mrs. Zinn and Schoen. Owyhee Garden Club Projects Announced JimJe Valley Martin-Duncan Rites Performed in Nevada PAULUS JEWELRY REDUCE FAT Journal Classifieds Bring Results! Duplicate Club Plans Winter Trophy Party JACL ANNUAL RAZAAR Sunday, Jan. 30 — Begins at 12 Noon Emblem Ladies Plan Sweethearts' Event WE AREN'T LAWYERS BUT WE DO HANDLE SUITS! ANNOUNCEMENT! WALLY'S NEW DRESS SHOP Auxiliary to Sponsor Girls' State Delegate Bring Your Suits (Both Ladies' and Men's) to Us for the Finest Care That Dry Cleaning Can Provide. Located at 223 Main Street, Nyssa Will Ge Opened for Business Tuesday, February 1,1966 COME IN and SEE US! Complete Satisfaction and Fast Service! Watch the Journal for Our Grand Opening Announcement. Mrs. Raymond (Wally) Daudl Gate City Cleaners COME! SEE! You’ll Save! • • • on • • • We’re Opening OUR ALL-NEW If You Like Our Service— Twilight Cafe and Lounge TELL OTHERS At 212 Main Street . . . Nyssa, Oregon .. If You Don't Like It APPROXIMATELY FEBRUARY 15, 1966 We Will Have the Newest, Most Modern Equipped Cafe in Treasure Valley TELL US! We Sincerely Want to Know How We Can Serve You Better! MEATS (Retail and Wholesale) COMPLETE CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING FREE Livestock Pick-Up I — NEW STORE HOURS — MONDAY and THURSDAY — 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. SUNDAYS — 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. -------- o-------- WATCH THE JOURNAL FOR DETAILS! FRED and JENNIE DENNETT Ward’s Shell Service Bob’s Freezer Meats WARD LUNDY, Owner 101 North Main Nysaa. Oregon Phone 372-3990 503 Main Street Phone 372-3937 NYSSA . . . OREGON
