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© © THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE *1. 195S PAGE SIX A Summer Snack Deer Season Kill Reported By G am e Body r H S^1 T h a t fav o rite tw osom e — fra n k fu rte r on a roll an d a cold b o ttle d •o ft drink — is once m ore in p o p u la r dem an d . N o t th a t it is n ’t a y ear- ro u n d d elig h t b u t, once "p la y b a ll” is so u n d ed , it h as to p billing. H a p p ily , th is co m b in atio n is equally p o p u la r serv ed on a su m m er porch , a t th e picnic sp o t, or for a quick S a tu rd a y lu n ch . B o ttle d so ft d rin k s in th e ir see-in glass co n tain e rs are clean, p u re, an d refreshing. Kor a quick cooler, p u t a few spoonfuls o f « ru sh ed o r finely ch o p p ed fresh fru its a n d a couple o f ice cubes in a tall glass. F ill it up w itn a b o ttle d so ft d rin k , g arnish w ith a fru it slice an d en jo y a cool, sa tisfy ing sum m er drink a t an y tim e. S erve it w ith a fra n k fu rte r for u •nack or a quick lunch. Frankfurter Swirls 8 fra n k fu rte r rolls »♦«•— •»*- » 4 slices processed 2 tablespoons prep ared m u stard A m erican cheese 3 tablesp o o n s h u tte r o r m argarin e 8 fra n k fu rte rs S ta r t oven 400°F. S p lit th e roll« lengthw ise. S p re ad one side of s p lit roll w ith b u tte r an d th e o th e r w ith m u sta rd . C u t cheese slices in h alf an d each h alf in to 6 nieces. M ake 3 d iag o n al slits in fra n k fu rte r, not fiuite th ro u g h to botto m . In se rt tw o pieces of cheese in each slit. P lace fra n k fu rte rs in buns. W rap eacn fra n k fu rte r anil bu n loosely b u t securely in alum in u m foil. P lace on b aking sh e et a n d bake for 20 m in u tes. M akes 8 servings. f" Oregon hunters proved to be deadeyes during the 1955 deer seasons. F .n al tab u latio n s of the kill show a w hopping total of 134,089 deer taken setting a new record for the state. H unters reported taking 82.136 bucks and 48,955 an tlerless deer during the general season. C on trolled hunts produced 2.743 a n i m als while 252 w ere taken by bow hunters. A total of 230,588 nim rods participated, also a rec ord, and enjoyed a 59 p er cent success. As in the past, h u n ters in W al lowa county enjoyed the best 1-uck w here 76 per cent of the 5,377 nim rods who hun ted th ere re ported bagging an anim al. R e ports show a total of 4,085 deer w ere taken of w hich 2,733 w ere bucks. H unters in W heeler county w ere second on th e list w ith a 74.5 per cent success reported by 6,853 hunters. Of the 5,107 deer tak en in W heeler county, 3,054 w ere bucks. T hird w as H arney county w here 9,639 h u n ters reported bag- j ging 7,063 deer of w hich 5,086 c a r ried antlers. Success am ong these hunters was 73.3 per cent. O ther counties w here luck ran high include B aker county w here 72.3 per cent of the 7,854 h u n ters w ere successful, G ra n t county w here 14,749 h u n ters enjoyed a 72.1 p er cent success, and M alheur county w here 71.6 p ercen t of the 5,157 hunters bagged an anim al. Low O regon county was C latsop w here 2,490 hunters rep o rted ta k ing 663 bucks for a 26.6 p er cent success ratio. 1 Kingman Kolony Jeanette Conant Dial 2552 Mr. and Mr Earl K y g ar and fam ily attended a b irth d ay party- last week at th C harles C u lb e rt son home. Honored guests w ere Mrs. E arl K ygar and L arry C u l bertson. Mrs. A rt Sparks attended G a r den club W ednesday afternoon at th e L u it Stam home. S un d ay dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim P h ifer w ere Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb, C liff B eau m ont, Mrs. Charles Bowers and 1955 ELK KILL O regon elk hunters, braving the cold, m ud, ram . and snow usually called for in this strenuous sport, o u tdid th eir previous y ear's e f forts d u rin g the 1955 season. A total of 6,083 of the big w apiti w ere tak en by the s ta te ’s 33,009 elk h u n ters during the general and controlled hunts. The kill broke all previous Oregon records except th e all-t.m e high 1949 sea son. T he general season produced 4,578 anim als for som e 29,309 h u n ters for a success ratio of 16.1 p e r cent, while th e controlled hu n ts produced 1.505 anim als for 3.700 p erm it holders for a 40.7 p er cent success. L eadership by county shifted back to northeastern Oregon, w ith U m atilla leading th e field. In U m atilla county 1.537 elk fell to th e h u n te rs’ guns, 955 d u rin g the g eneral season, and 582 on con tro lled perm it hunts. W allowa county held second place w here nim rods bagged 1,123 of the big w apiti, 795 during the general season, and 328 on th e perm it units. U nion county produced 834 anim als and G rant 686. Spicy Fare For Al Fresco Fun Mrs. R ichard C allahan and C hris ty- Mr. and Mrs. Rex W alters of Boise visited at the Herschal Thom pson hom e S unday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. E rvin Wolfe of Nyssa called on Mr. and Mrs Jim P h ifer S aturday. Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Johns and Mrs. Iren e D otty w ere Sunday d in n er guests of Mr. and Mrs. S keet K ygar. A fternoon callers w ere Mrs. E thel H ow ard, Joanne and Jan ice of P arm a and Mrs. M axene S tith and Je a n of M erid ian. Mrs. E thel H ow ard and Mrs. S keet K ygar visited at the Mc K inley hom e S unday evening. Jo h n n y Theil, F reddie Shaffer. Arnold S traw n and L arry De- H aven re tu rn ed S atu rd ay from two w eeks N ational G uard duty at Boise. Jo h n n y and G regg Theil fished at thé O w yhee Dam Sunday. Mrs. Neva Evans of Richland, Ore., a fo rm er school chum of Mrs. J im A rm strong, spent a w eek at th e A rm strong home. Mrs. R ichard C allahan and C hristie and Mrs. C harles Bowers visited S unday a t the C harles C hapin home. Mr. and Mrs. L ynn H urst a t tended the W orld A nim al show at O ntario fa ir grounds S unday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A rt S parks, Mr. and Mrs. K en n eth A ltig and Ricky, G uy S p ark s and N adine Igo had a picnic d in n er in the C aldw ell p a rk -S u n d a y . S unday d in n e r guests of Mr. and Mrs. H erschall Thom pson w ere Mr. and Mrs. Beck C lem m ons and Mrs. Tom m y Clem m ons of B urns. The P o llyanna club m et w ith Mrs. E rm a S p ark s J u n e 7. w ith 11 m em bers present. Mrs. M ary L ann joined th e club. T he n ex t m eeting w ill be the an n u al picnic. No d efin ite d ate has been set. Mrs. H erb A ndrew s and d au g h ters v isited S unday w ith Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thom pson. 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