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THURSDAY. JUNE 9, 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TWO THE GATE CITY JOURNAL TED M. BRAMMER. Editor and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES Single Copie«--------- 10c In Malheur County, Oregon, and Payette and Canyon Counties, Idaho: One Year $4.00 Six Months $2.78 Elsewhere in the U.S.A.: Per Year $5.00 Six Months — $3.00 Published Every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, Oregon, for Transmission Through the United States Mails, as a Second Class Matter Under the Act of March 3, 1878. L Emblem of Dignity and Justice American Flag Day, June 14 . . . was designated as such in 1895. mainly through the efforts of the American Flag Day association and its first secretary. Dr. B. J. Cigrand of Batavia, Ill. It is held on the anniversary of the adoption by Congress of the American flag in 1777. Although not a legal holiday, it is celebrated in all 50 states by local cere monies and by public display of the flag. AUCTION SALES — Conducted by — Col. Bert Anderson Col. Guy Sparks Ontario — 889-5501 Nyssa — 372-3475 COL. ROGER BAKER — Ontario 889-5808 For the Latest Auction News, Listen to KSRV, Ontario, at 12:15 p.m. Daily. PUBLIC FURNITURE SALE THURSDAY. JUNE 9. 1966. 5:30 p-m.—Located at 75 NW Sixth street in Ontario, Ore. 1964 Frigidaire refrigerator and freezer combination, like new: 1962 Hotpoint 30-inch range; walnut dining table, six chairs and buffet; four twin beds, complete. ALSO 1953 OLDSMOBILE 98 Hardtop, all power equipped, 75,000 actual miles, runs very good. Other Items of Furniture, Cooking Utensils, Lawn Equipment, Camping Equipment, Snow Tires and Miscellaneous Articles. Con signed by Leon Price—Daveno and chair set, G.E. Ironer, like new; Hotpoint dishwasher, chest-type deep freeze and other items of furniture. JAMES POTTER, Owner. Canadian Gem Club C. Wyckoff Earns Adrian Community Church News Accepts Invitation Scholarship Given Women ’s association of Adrian To Thunderegg Days Community church will meet to To University Men Groups Discuss Tenlalive Regulations For Cigarette Tax Effective July 1 (Editorial Nota —Th« follow day (Thursday) with Mrs. Fran The Oregon Cigarette Tax Act. having become effective ing letter i« typical of corres kie Worden. through acceptance by the electorate at the May 21 primary pondance being received daily The church session will I m > held «•lection will become operative at 9 a m. Mountain Standard by the Nyssa Chamber of Com at 8 o'clock this evening in the Time on Friday, July 1. merce, showing wide interest Robert Long home at Adrian. Tentative regulations prepared by the State lax commis- in the forthcoming Thunder Vacation Bible school will close sion were discussed and reviewed with cigarette dealers and egg Days event scheduled dur Friday morning There will be ♦ ---- ing the first week of August.) open house at 10:45 in the base distributors at a May 27 pub Distributors will, in turn, be lic hearing at the State ( api- RICHMOND GEM ment of the manse. tol building. Opinions of those compensated by means of a dis and affected are sought by the count allowed when indicia are MINERAL CLUB BIBLE SCHOOL PROGRAM commission before officially purchased at th«* rate of $ .00167 Richmond. British Columbia SET AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH per puckage of 20, or approxi- May 29, 1906 The Daily Vacation Bible school approving regulations. mutely $1 per case of 60 cartons program will be held Friday, Beginning at the operative estimated to amount to $4:14,000 Nyssa Chamber of Commence June 10, at 7:30 pm. in the Chris, hour, retailers will lx« required per unnum as reimbursement for 221 Main Street tian church social hall, according to add the tux ut the rate of four costs incurred in this effort. Nyssa, Oregon to Mrs Wallace Prowell, director. cents per puckagc of 20 to the 97913 Distribution of the proceeds will A display of activities on which selling price of unstamped cigar Attention: the children have been working ettes on hand and remit to the be made quarterly by the office Mr. Ray Tarter will be shown. The school was tux commission not luter than of the secretary of state, after provisions for administrative ex- held for youngsters between the July 20. 1966. Dear Mr. Tarter: I penses and refunds of the two ages of 4 and 12. As our club is planning their Packs Must Bear Evidence quarters, estimated to amount to All parents and other interested annual week’s hunt for the sec Vending machine operators will $2,460.000 each per annum, as persons are invited to attend. ond week in August in the vici be permitted to refill machines signed respectively to the cities nity of Boise, Idaho, we are quite | \ ) after the op«‘rative hour only and to the counties of the state. enthusiastic over the invitation j AT PREACHER’S COLLEGE Each city shall receive such with cigarettes that bear visible from the Snake River Gem Club. ' The Rev. Armand Larive left share of one-quarter appropriated evidence of the tax having been Friday, June 3, to attend a ses Quite a few of our members, to all cities as its population bears sion at the College of Preachers, paid. This evidence’ may be either to the population of all cities as say a good dozen or so families, a heat - affixed stamp, adhesive CHRIS N. WYCKOFF Washington Cathedral in Wash will be incorporating the first determined by the latest census . . . Receives *600 Grant ington, D.C. He is expected to stamp or u meter imprint«*d im estimate of the State Board of week of their holidays in this pression. e e return home this Saturday. general area, so would be most Similar indicia will be required Higher Education. Chris N. Wyckoff, son of Mr. ■----------------------- interested in visiting the Gem on all cigarettes commencing at County Share Based on Census Show and participating in "Thun and Mrs. Dwight O. Wyckoff of TERRY BORGE TO GRADUATE the same hour, distributed to re - I The one - quarter allocated to Nyssa has been awarded a $600 deregg Days"—so will be bringing WITH ENGINEERING DEGREE scholarship to the University of Terry Jake Borge, son of Mr. tailers by distributors. A tenta-1 the counties «hull be distributed along swapping material. tive contract with the Mvycicord Consequently, we would ap Oregon. The Joseph Kinsman and Mrs. Jake Borge, route 1, company of Chicago, to be ini-1 to each county in the same pro preciate any further information Starr scholarship is awarded an Nyssa, is among 273 students plemcnted only if the vote for the portion as its population deter, you can forward us so we can nually to university men students graduating fnmi Oregon Techni act was favorable, had been pre mined in the latest census esti mate of the State Board of Higher cal institute. Terry is graduating complete any arrangements with with strong academic records. viously awarded for furnishing Education bears to the total popu. The recipient must be a resi with an associate of engineering our members. dent of a community with a popu degree in drafting technology. stamps to the state and applica lation of the state. Sincerely yours, lation of 5,000 persons or less and The exercises will be held June tion equipment to distributors and The remaining one - half, esti Richmond Gem and must be a descendant of early 10 at 2 p.m. in the campus gym providing that all be available mated at $4,925,000 per annum, Mineral Club American pioneers. nasium at Klamath Falls. Com in the state by June 25. will I m * distributed annually after MARION E. WOOD Chris will be a junior major in mencement address will be pre A contract subject to similar having been credited monthly to (Mrs. D. F. Wood) art next year at U of O. sented by Dr. E. Lieuallen, chan conditions had been entered Into the local property tax relief ac Secretary cellor of the State System of providing for state-wide distri count, as are the other funds dis UNICEF Aid. "Stork" Higher Education. Dr W. D. Pur bution of stamps and facilities for tributed through that same ac- Since its inception in 1946. vine, OTI's president, will review setting meters by local compo count. Heart Fund Chairman UNICEF has shipped over 125,000 highlights of the year and confer nents of the United States Nation The revenue projections are ’ kits, more than 3 bil the degrees. al Bank of Oregon in an effort to based upon estimated sales in Thanks Newspapers midwives impose the lightest possible bur Oregon of 260 million packages lion vitamin capsules and more For Campaign Aid than 1 billion pounds of dried den on the distributors who must of 20 cigarettes each during a milk. Oregon Heart Association affix the indicia. year. 133 S.W. Morrison Street Portland, Oregon 97205 May 31, 1966 To: Oregon Newspaper Industry From: E. C. Sammons, Chairman of the 1966 Heart Fund Drive Subject: Salute to Oregon Newspaper Industry On behalf of the Oregon Heart Association, I would like to thank you for your help in making the 1966 Heart Fund Campaign such a wonderful success. This year’s drive reached an all-time high, and you can be sure you played an important part in making this gain. We are greatly indebted to the newspaper industry for y o u r ( Clip and Save These Recipes wholehearted support. Make MILK Vitality Coolers mix 'em plain or fancy! E. C. S. GRAPE FIZZ Annual Fun Day Held June 5 at East Side Yield: Five 12-ounce tervingt 1 pint vanilla ice cream, softened % cup (6 oi. can) frozen concentrated grape juice, thawed 3 cups milk Members of the Oregon Trail Home Economics club entertained husbands and companions at the annual “Fun Day” Sunday, June 5, at the Lions den of East Side cafe in Ontario. Nineteen members and guests enjoyed the smorgasbord dinner. Arrangements for the affair were made by Polly Holub and Orma Cleaver. Colored slides were taken of the party and these will be shown at Grange meetings. 3 bottles (7 oi. each) ginger ale, chilled Vanilla ice cream In large mixing bowl while beating 1 pint ice cream, blend in grape juice; gradually blend in milk. To serve: Into each glass pour 1 cup grape mixture and add •/, cup ginger ale, mixing well; top with scoop of ice cream. Serve Immediately. LEMON COOLER Yield: approx. 1 '/» cupt Fuel for Thought” — From BILL SCHIREMAN Here are 9 ways to keep your roof in top shape I and your favorite flavors j Mix your own— lîlilk Summer’s freshest drinks are tall, cool, delicious. They’re Vitality Coolers. And they’re so easy to make. All you need is Tur milk and ingredients right from your kitchen. Then just stir ’n sip! Plan to spend a long, cool summer with Vitality Coolers. Get an extra supply of our milk ... and start stirring! STRAWBERRY-LEMON FROST Chevron Aluminum Asphalt Coating. Chevron Asbestos Roof Coating. Chevron Aluminum Asbestos Coating. Chevron Utility Coating. Chevron Priming Solution. Chevron Plastic Cement. Chevron Plastic Cement Heavy. Chevron Roof Paint. Chevron Shingle Stains. The right combination of these products will restore, preserve, and lengthen the life of all prepared-paper, metal, and shingle roofs. Red, green and brown. Give us a call about the right ones for your roof. You’re sure of prompt delivery. Call 372-3131 in Nyssa William (Bill) Schireman Your Standard Oil Distributor Yield: 4 cup« * Cup (6-ax. can) froxan itrawbarry- 3 cup« milk lemon concentrate 4 «coopt «trawberry Ice cream I pint strawberry ice cream In mixing bowl thaw strawberry-lemon concentrate; add 1 pint ice cream and beat until well blended. Stir in milk and pour into glasses; top with scoops of ice cream. Serve immediately. I I I I I I I I Lemon sherbet >4 teaspoon grated lemon rind 1 drop yellow food coloring 1 cup milk Fresh strawberries, raspberries, OR lemon slices (optional) In a mixing bowl piece 1 large or 2 small scoops sherbet; beat In lemon rind and food coloring. Gradually blend In milk. Pour Into chilled glass; garnish with berries or lemon slices. PEPPERMINT FLUFF Yield: 6 Vt cup. 2 tablespoons finely crushed peppermint candy 1 pint peppermint Ice cream, softened 4 cups milk 1 cup whipping cream Peppermint ice cream Crushed peppermint candy 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I In large mixing bowl while beating 2 tablespoons crushed candy and 1 pint Ice cream, gradually blend in milk and whipping cream Beat until frothy Pour Into chilled glasses; top each • with scoop QT of Willi stuup M icecream. Garnish with c crushed ‘ ‘ candy. J _____________ / Junéis daiM OREGON DAIRY PRODUCTS COMMISSION the voice of the dairy farmer
