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The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Page Eight Salem Scene Thursday, October 7, 1971 The Nyssa Junior High School Football Team by Jack Zimmerman Along with the environment, ore.” Max Speedlove is quoted as modern - day conservationists have suddenly’'discovered” an describing such refuse as high other phenomenon — recycling. grade ore at that. His research center claims And in view of mounting awareness of steadily growing trash can be processed for solid waste, public demands $4 a ton — and reclaimed com upon industry to recycle used ponents sold for $15 a ton. Cost products is achieving widesp of setting up such a recycling read popularity. Recycling of plant for an area of 500,000 metal and glass containers, was population is $1.4 million. It given heavy emphasis at could process 250 tons of in Salem earlier this year. cinerated residue a day. The Environmentalists of every ilk $ll-a-ton profit per ton eventu testified before the State Le ally would offset the cost of the gislature concerning the recy plant and processing. cling process. Many had even In the works is another pilot participated in voluntary recy plant that will do the same thing cling programs to combat road with unburned waste — re covering paper and plastics side litter. But the so-called discovery of in the process. Such technological break recycling can’t help but bring smiles to the faces of most in throughs are not meant to mi The Bulldogs of Nyssa Junior High opened their season dustrialists. Recycling — by nimize today’s solid waste dis on Sept. 24 with a 20-6 victory over Vallivue. Then they whatever definition you wish to posal problem. It may be three went on to beat Payette, Oct. 1, 26-0. apply, is easily as old as man. decades before such plants are Outstanding offensive players for the games were passing, Stone-age hunters may have in wldespreaduse throughout the Prudencio Escabedo, ends, Bill Marcum, and Mark Mar But, taken together given birth to recycling by re country. quez. Outstanding defensive players were Brad Holcomb claiming precious arrowheads with the historical industrial and Louie Mosqueda. from the animals they killed. waste recovery process, they do The Bulldogs play Vale Friday, Oct. 8 on the Nyssa field at Ancient Egyptians melted put the current discovery of 1:00 p.m. The winner of this bailgame will undoubtedly recycling in a different light. spearheads and ornaments to be the Jr. Hi SRV Champs. The key to recycling of waste create cast-iron statues. It Coaches are Dennis Savage and Vernon Lords. is widely believed Solomon’s likely is its profitability, A net Temple was adorned with recy of $11 a ton for garbage sounds good, doesn’t it? cled bronze. Well, even more fractional And if today’s discoverers OO PLACES WITH would stop to think about it, profits have dictated present recycling practices in many in recycling is as old as the foun dry itself. Even the sand so dustries and technology is pro important to a foundryman is viding others each year. Pa permakers, for instance, now used over and over again. More recently the U.S. alu are recovering a profitable por minum industry has been tion of pulping chemicals that LIBRARY HOURS actively gathering and recycling once were discarded. In a aluminum since 1904. Today a growing number of instance it’s Monday.......... 12 noon to 6 p.m. handful of aluminum smelting more profitable to utilize cheap Tuesday.........12noonto8 p.m. companies supply more than a scrap at hand than to bring Wednesday ....12noonto6p.m. virgin raw materials from half fifth of the country’s total alu Thursday........10a.m. to6 p.m. minum needs. This year they way around the world. Friday........... 12 noon to 6 p.m. Recycling may not be the are sustaining this flow by re Saturday........ 12noonto6 p.m. cycling a major slice of an whole answer, however. Pro According to Mrs Mu (Norma) Urry, the following book» estimated two billion pounds of ducts from recycled waste are are now available at the local library. new and old aluminum from the ready for the garbage can again nation's scrap pile — an amount once they’re used. And there ADULT NON-FICTION equal to 14 per cent of the total are limits to which waste can “Monarch of Deaman Bay” - Roger A Caras - The life and scrap generated here since be recycled repeatedly. death of a kodiak bear The solutions to utilization of 1960! and recycling re “Backcountry Camping” - Bill Riviere - A practical guide to One has only to recall the an waste back-packing. cient reference to converting volve around problems of col- swords into plowshares to re lecton and transportation, tech "Creative Casting” - Sharr Choate - This is the first book to cover in one volume all the major methods of casting cognize the age and validity of nology and marketability. metals. These solutions are being our recycling art. But in the meantime, “Bottle Collecting in America” - John P. Adams - A guide On an individual basis ex found. to diggin, identification, and pricing. amples of recycling have recycling has been refined to a “ How to build Cabinets for the Modern Kitchen” - R.P. Steven become integral procedures point it certainly can’t be called son - Easy to follow, full-page working drawings. among industries creating pro “new.” “Home Appliance Servicing"’ - Edwin P. Anderson - The pur ducts for man. Recycling of pose of this book is to supply the practical information glass is as old as glassmaking. needed to repair and service modern home appliances. The glassblower’s boo-boos are “Basic Teaching for Slow Learners” - Peter Bell - Theauthor always recycled on the spot. sees the concept of basic teaching not as a narrow concern Today’s U.S glassmakers uti Medical services at Boise for teaching the three R’s but as a broad approach, to lize a mix consistingofbetween State for students have been satisfy the needs of individual children. 10 and 20 per cent culls and expanded for the 1971-72 school "Creative Teaching” - OwenitaSanderlin - many problems can scrap when making glass. year. Robert Matthies, M.D., be solved with new approaches . And those of us in the Pa is to become the school’s first “Soccer for American Spectators” A fundamental guide to cific Northwest need look no full-time medical director. The modern soccer. further than our own pulp and physician comes to Boise State “A Linguistic Method of Teaching Second Languages' paper industry to find a world from Winfield,Ill.,wherehewas Joe E. Pierce - This volume language teachers should wide example of scrap utiliza in private practice. He is a find the job made much simpler and the students far more tion and waste recycling. Pio member of the Academy of Ge receptive. neers in the process, Northwest neral Practice. “Getting Justice” - Stephen Gillers - The rights of people, pulp and paper producers now Assisting Dr. Matthies is head a volume which tells the layman his constitutional rights are being studied extensively by nurse Jerine Brown, Carolee in the criminal process. such renowned conservationists Foster and Helen Smith. Mrs. "Cattle Country Cook Book” - Nancy Strope - Basic recipes as the Scandinavians. Smith will be a “satellite” nurse from the East of the Cascades. Chips and residue from lum assigned to duties in residence “The Shadow of the Lynx” - Victoria Holt - The national ber and plywood mills consti halls to take care of minor health setting for this historical novel is Australia. tute nearly three-fourths of the problems, to refer students for “In the Trail of the Wind” - Edited by John Bierhojst - raw material supply of North more extensive treatment, con American Indian poems and ritual orations. west and paper industry. Here duct informal teaching sessions in Oregon, chips and residue are and counsel students concerning “Among The Shoshones” - Elijah N. Wilson - This is a story of a youngster growing up on the wild, dangerous frontier. a full 92 per cent of the raw various health problems. Mrs. “Great Trails of the West” - Richard Dunlop - The author material supply. Smith is a public health nurse is familiar with all the trails he writes of here. He has Nationally, the rate of chip who comes to her position from traveled with his family over the route, camped on camp and residue use is 21 per cent. the City County Health Depart sites of long ago. But the use of sawdust and cull ment. logs — wood formerly left in The expansion of the health the forest as slash — also is ADULT FICTION services at Boise State was increasing rapidly in the North made possible through an in "The Concubine” - Norah Lofts west, an unheard of practice a crease in student fees paid at "Any Village” - Faith Baldwin - This author is always de few short years ago. pendable. registration. In addition to the Use of waste paper a nd forest new physician and nurses, ex “Inspector’s Holiday” - Richard Lockridge - An inspector residue is credited with saving Heimrich mystery. between 2 and 17 trees per ton panded services include a con '‘The Heirs of the Kingdom” - Zoe Oldenbourg - This novel tract with a local laboratory for of manufactured paper. But the tells of the great mass of the le poor who ho joined the long diagnostic procedures not co modern Oregon newsprint and arduous trek to Jerusalem on the I Firstar ^.*usade. vered in the basic health policy in metropolitan dumps ’•urban for full-time students. ‘ Murphy’s War - Max Gatto - A story of a suspenseful duel in World War II between a hunted Nazi submarine and a single Australian seaman. “Alfred Hitchcock-presents” Stories Not for the nervous. ‘‘Alfred Hitchcock-presents” Stories they wouldn’t let me do on TV. “The New Centurions” - Joseph Warnbaugh - The author claims this book to be fiction, but states everything in it is real. ‘•Tregaron’s Daughter” - Madeleine Brent - Set in England and Italy in 1910, this is the story of a young English girl who by accident starts to unravel the unknown elements of her grandmother’s past. “Vector” - Henry Sutton - A science fiction thriller. NYSSA PUBLIC / LIBRARY Boise State Services YOUNG ADULT AND CHILDREN’S BOOKS “Sing Down the Moon” - Scott O’Dell “A New Penny” - Bianca Bradbury “Hello My Love, Goodbye” - Stacy Befford Story “Moving West on 122” - W.E. Butterworth “Deep Trouble” - Walt Borey “I Never Loved Your Mind” - Paul Zindel My Darling, My Hamburger” - Paul Zindel Grand Prix United States” - Jeffrey Ashford Penguins, of All People!” - Don Freeman The Day Willie Wasn’t” - William Corbin A Story A Story” - Gail E. Haley Midnight” - Rutherford Montgomery Adventure At Redstone” - Rutherford G. Montgomery The Golden Stallon” - Rutherford G. Montgomery “The Mystery of the Ghost Bell” - Vai Abbott “How Do You Hide a Monster” - Virginia Kahl “In The Night Kitchen” - Maurice Sendak “The Far Side of Evil” - Sylvia Louise Engdahl “Anna Help Ginger” - Jan Wahl “Go and Hush the Baby” - Betsy Byars “Three Without Fear” • Robert C. Du Soe •Alfred Hitchcock’s Ghostly Gallery” - Alfred Hitchcock “The Blue Year” - Bianca Bradbury Remaining schedule — October 15, Emmett - there; October 22, Weiser - here. Front Row - Danny Simantel, Neil Oldemeyer, John Kouns, Tom Murders, Kirt Moore, Randy Savage, John Tanner, Criag Bair, Tom Webb and Dean Garner. Second Row - Mike Easton, David Ballou, Pete Leseberg, John Wahlert, Terry Fife, Brad Holcomb, Leslie Linegar, Paul Gooch, Larry Haney, Curtis Moncur, and Joe Joyce. Back Row - Bill Marcum, Kurt Chamberlain, Kent Blanch, Jonn Strickland, Bob Marostica, Stuart Stephen, Mike Parker, manager; David Mitchell, Prudencio Escobedo, Mark Marquez, and Dale Ballou. ENLISTMENTS OPEN FOR SPECIAL FORCES HANDICAPPED WEEK—OCTOBER 3-9 HE CAN BRING A LOT TO THE JOB! President Nixon has proclaimed October 3-9, National Employ the Handicapped Week. There are 18 million handicapped men and women of working age, with more than a third employed full-time. About 225,000 are disabled Vietnam veterans. The United States Army is enlisted, he must graduate from Our handicapped population grows at the rate of half now accepting applications from basic and advanced individual young men who wish to serve training along with his airborne million a year because of birth defects, illness and injury. with one of its proudest organi schooling. Both private industry and government, through reha Young members with previous zations. According to SSG Ma bilitation and vocational training programs, have success- thews Army recruiter for this military service may also qua- _ ... .... . r a ~ ~ j ~ i . i n ' le l ■ However, area, men may now enlist for the lify to become members of the fu,*y '«PP^ this reservoir of dependable help. much more needs to be done to assist the efforts of the elite Special Forces, the Green Special Forces. Added to the Berets, if they meet the quali mental and physical specifica disabled to join the work force. fications. tions for prior servicemen is a Harold Russell, Chairman of the President’s Committee “It takes months of rugged requirement their previous re on Employment of the Handicapped, says, “We must en military and technical training cord of service be excellent. courage employers and helping agencies to improve and to qualify as a Special Forces “The qualificiations are enlarge existing programs for the poor and handicapped.” trooper but the end result is high,” the Army recruiter This is one campaign which deserves the backing of the 1 but these high stand- membership in one of the finest noted, “ organizations of professional ards make it certain that only entire community, soldiers in the world,” the the best men serve with this renowned organization.” For sergeant said. Special Forces soldiers begin further information on how to their Army service just as any become a Green Beret, see new soldier with attendance at SSG Mathews at his office lo basic airborne training to learn cated in Ontario, Oregon or the parachuting which isabasic call him collect at 889-5521. part of their inventory of skills. The next step is to acquire the special training which dis tinguishes the Special Forces member. He may become ex pert in communications, medical services, language, demolition, weaponry, or operations and in telligence before qualifying as a member of a Special Forces team. ' The talents of a Special Forces member, explained the Army recruiter, are being uti lized in both foreign and do mestic reaims. "A Green Be ret remains a combat ready soldier of the highest order. All his training and physical conditioning enable him to ope KttPtT/ rate on his own within or be hind enemy lines. He must not only be an expert in several fields, he must be able to in struct others to use his equip ment. "Presently, he is also playing Of the25 millionpeopleCARE a key role in domestic pro grams, dispensing valuable me is helping to feed in 1971, its dical knowlege and technical 25th Anniversary year, 94%are OVER 10 MILLION: That’s how many inoculations skills to needy Americans,” the children. Some 23.4 million were counted in Vietnam last year in a campaign to infants, preschool and school check outbreaks among the civilian population of such recruiter explained. To qualify for Special Forces, children are fed regularly at diseases as plague, malaria, and cholera. Vietnam’s the applicant must be 19 years institutions - including schools public health program is supported by major assist old, be able to pass the physi and nutrition centers built under ance from the U.S. Agency for International Develop cal requirements for airborne 1 CARE’S self-help program and ment (AID). A Vietnamese nurse is shown here vac training and receive a passing hospitals where medical teams cinating a youngster against smallpox at a village dis score on the Special Forces Se- i are stationed by MEDICO, a pensary in the Mekong Delta. lection Battery Test. Once he is service of CARE. 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