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Thursday, January 18, 197 3 The Nyita Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Six LEGISLATIVE REPORT By Rep. D.E. (Denny) Jones Herb Sei.. SUNSET VALLEY ACTIVITIES BY MARTHA LORENSEN •If we don’t do it th»‘govern ment in Washington will (toil for us,”. That statement truly bugs me. You hear it on every hand today. We’re commanded to pass laws such as the Oc cupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), No Fault Insurance, Executive Reorganization, Re- apportionment and the list goes on and on. W hat ever happened to states rights'.’ It appears the State of Idaho can do about anything it wants to WITH th« -permission of th«- powers that be in Washington. It seems to me that it nut lx- just about tune for some of the states to arise and tell congress, ’See here Rub. iou take care on national and international affairs and permit us to carry on th«- wav we Hunk best for a change.” I assure vou we couldn t do much worse and mu even I»- jble to practice a we«' bit of economy. If we did resist a little bit we would probably be cut off from the Federal trough but I wonder if many of the blessings provided by deficit spending serves about the same as mor phine to a sick patient, we be come very dependent upon it and scream to high heaven when it’s removed. This federal Sharing plan is beautiful. It gives back to us that which it shouldn't have re nt ived in th«- first place. This gift (sic) is going to cause a great -.o-do at the state level because just about every department txireau or agency can see exactly where it should be placed. It’s plainly evident that no one. including education, is going to get all of the cash and no one is going to get what he thinks essential for con tinued operation therefore everyone is going to b»* more unhappy than they were before Washington blessed us with the cash. Another point that annoys ni ls this pleasure before business syndrome that lias apparently taken over this land of ours. We have gone pleasure mad. It sort of shakes me up when I see a family with a couple of snowmobiles, a camper, a pick-up, a 4-<1oor hardtop, a couple of hondas and a motor boat crying about how hard money is to come by. We can’t tsuild a dam if it depriv« s someone of his stream fishing. W e spend $500,000.00 for a golf course and $421,300.00 for a swimming pool. We can't be too bad off. » On Monday, January 8. 1973, with my committee assign the House of Representatives ments. Under the rule changes bills convened at 8 30 a.m. After roll call Rep. Grace Peck was that are proposed to the una PHONE 372 - 2186 I had a very dear friend who, minutes in a 350 degree oven. elected temporary Speaker of nimous consent calendar will several years ago, shared the House, filling the need for have to go tothe RulesCommit- many of her recipes with me. SUNSET VALIEY-Tim Holly a presiding officer during the tee before they are entered on Beets can be very «ininteres- This friend used to sell her Swearing In Ceremonies and the this calendar, therefor»' it gives was a caller Sunday at the cakes, pies, and breads for an tuig when served as is, many me as a memtier of the Rules Harley W ilson home. organization of the House. extra income. (She had a flou people pickle them. They are The Kenneth Lorensen family Rep. Richard Evmann was Committee an opportunity to see rishing business) and mixed a superb whenservedas Hawaiian attended the Adrian-Parma elected Speaker by a vote of the bills before we have to vote lot of love into all her baking. Heets. 1 have found few re- game Saturday evening, also the 33 to 27. Following Mr. Ey- on them. Adrian Jr. High game with Mar I tasted her apricot bread cipes using beets. After 1 found Natural Resources has been mann’s election Rep. Phil Lang one day, and. after 1 told her this one, I don't use anything Here’s the jure answer for mothers who are tired of being was elected Speaker Pro Tem added to the Agriculture Com sing Saturday morning. how good it was. she offered else. Actually, their flavor re - Mrs. Harriet Turner of Owy told ’You never fix what I Uke while their conscience tells pore by the same vote margin. mittee this session; therefore them delectable goodies are often not good for their kids Bridge semblea a sweet and sour dish. to share it with me. The other nominees for Spea there will be perhaps some hee Junction spent Sunday with that generation gap forming across your dining room table by APRICOT FRUIT BREAD the Ken Lorensen family. They ker and Speaker Pro Tern were environmental and land-use whipping together the often asked for and wonderfully nutritious HAWAIIAN BEETS were guests for dinner at the combination of bananas and peanut butter Your kids will Gordon Macpherson as Speaker planning problems that will n 1 cup sugar sing your praises Your own good sense will applaud you. as and Staffor Hansell as Speaker come up. Through my member Starlight in Vale. 2 tablespoons soft butter Mrs. E.J. Hobson reports the well, for the wholesome ingredients you put into these treats 1 »2 can diced beets ship on the AgricultureCom- Pro Tern. are good for everybody — lunchbox sporters. slumber party 1*211 can pineapple tidbits 1 <gg After the Swearing In Cere- mittee 1 can render a valuable arrival of a little new grand gigglers or midnight munchers — all your favorite people will 1 4 cup diced celery 1 4 cup * der monies and the organization of service to my district because daughter »ho arrived at the cheer Better yet. let the kids bake them Then they can enjoy 1 2 cup orange juice 1 4 cup vinegar home of Dr. and Mrs. Rex it is primarily dependent on them right after the baking session when Banana Peanut Butter the House, there were presen 2 tablespoons butter Langley on January 10. She Top Hats are at their best For the rest of the family, keep the 1. 2 cup chopped nuts ted some rule changes involv agriculture. 1 cup dried apricots (chopped) 1 8 teaspoon pepper I will prepare later a com has been named Stacy Joy and cookies in an air tight container where they’ll keep for days after ing procedure. These included she has been busy getting ac 2 cups flour sifted 1 2 teaspoon salt parison sheet on the three pro rules involving first and se B4X4XA PEANUT BITTER TOP HATS quainted with her grandma this 3 4 teaspoon accent 2 teaspoons lukmg powder cond reading of bills introdu posals for tax reform for school 1 teaspoon baking powder 'i cup butter or margarine 1/3 cup sugar L 4 teaspixm sixia ced during the first two weeks financing--the Governor's Bud week while her grandma. Mrs. '■» cup chunk style peanut Vg teaspoon baking »oda Jim Langley is a visitor at the I 2 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon cornstarch get, the Interim Tax Commit of the session and is intended butter 1 cup uncooked quick Retain one half of the beet Soak dried apricots in hot 1 cup brown sugar to speed up the process and to tee’s proposal, and one from Langley home in Caldwell. cooking rolled oats Mrs. Fiver Nielsen and Mrs. water for 30 minutes. Cream juice and one half of the pine : eggs get bills that were introduced Rep. Hansell, past chairman of Dole bananas peeled and i teaspoon vanilla extract butter, add sugar. B«-at in egg. apple juice. (2,3 cup) early in the session to their the Ways and Means Commit Dick Young were among those sliced cup all purpose Hour i who went to the Christian Wo Pour juice into saucepan, add stir in water and orange juice. tee, to show what is going to respective committees. Combine butter peanut butter and sugar, beat well Beat tn Sift dry ingredients together pineapple « hunks and celery. happen to our district under men's meeting at the La Palotna Order of Business eggs and vanilia Add flour, baking powder and soda. mixing un and add to creamed mixture, Cook on low heat until pine Remonstrances have been re each program. A first impres Wednesday. til well blended Stir in rolled oats Set aside 1 cup of dough Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb stirring only enough to mois apple turns red. Add vinegar, sion of the chart looks like the instated. Drop remaining dough from a teaspoon onto cookie sheet Light ten all of th«' flour. Fold in butter, salt and p«*pp«,r. Fold Unanimous Consent Calen rural areas of our district will were visitors Friday at the iv press banana slice on top of each cookie, then cover with home of Mr. and Mrs. El small amount of the reserved dough Bake at 375 for 10 mln nuts which have lieen chapped in beets. Stir in sugar, corn dar--this means that an unspe be hurt by Governor McCall’s ver Nielsen. utes Makes about 3 dozen and apricots which have been starch and accent which have program. This is not a de cified number of bills that are Mr. and Mrs. Joel Price cut fine with a scissor. be«*n thoroughly blended. Cook not controversial may be voted finite statement, but it would Pour into well greased 1 lb. on low ln.it until mixture thic on all at one time, but one appear that the farm and rural were among those attending the loaf pan and luk« 45 to 55 kens. Serves 6. legislator objecting may have areas will be hurt. The chart Adrian-Parma game Saturday them voted on separately or only shows the amount of pro evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Young, one taken out and voted on se perty tax for school financing parately. However, these bills but not how much the indivi Chas. Moore and Mrs. Lois will be screened by the Rules dual will have to pav, such as Counsil were guests at the home Oregon recorded an all-time Women comprise 44 percent Committee before being pre the 3S business tax, plus an of John Knottingham Sunday. By Don Willner Mr. and Mrs. Ora New gen ‘ high number of traffic deaths of the state’s driving popula increase in the income tax. sented on the floor. were callers at the home of last year but there is now along fine. I I am getting tion. Any legislator may make a partv responsibility, of For better <>r for worse, tiw Nearly 22 percent of all Ore motion to reconsider whether he would appreciate any informa- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newgen in 1 convincing evidence that most Dem « rats are in complete con rout s« . m -an-- tlu«t ttie party of Oregon’s drivers stay out gon drivers of record had li voted with the prevailing side tion in regard to your pet pro Nyssa Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ora Newgen visited 1 of traffic trouble for extended censes bearing some type of trol of ttn- Oregon Legislature, In e »lltlol is entitled to pr.llse jects. Write or call me any or not. Mrs. Frome Stradley at Fruit Periods of time--at least up to restriction, the most frequent with a majority hi l«>th the fot its a eompiisliments and After finishing with the adop time. four years. House and Senate. Senate Pre bl.-me for its errors. If tire being to wear corrective lenses tion of the new rules and other —Rep. D. E. (Denny) Jones land Saturday afternoon. Melvin Wilson, Darrell Wil The reassuring word was re sident Bo«- and Hous«- Spea Or., m I sin'« rail« hgislattve State Capitol when driving. necessary procedure, the House son and Bill Wilson and leased Monday by Governor ker Eymann have appointed only majority can develop a Salem Oregon The Governor and Ott termed adjourned toallow the floor per families were dinner guests Tom McCall. Democrats as c->inm liter- chair program which reln-v« s pro the report a very important sonnel to prepare the House for Sunday at the home of Mr. and The Governor said the Motor men andhave a|pointeda Ik-m<>- perty taxes in a w .v that flu beginning in trying to learn inauguration ceremonies. Extra Mrs. Harley Wilson. Vehicles Division has just com more about Oregon’s driver cratic majority of eleven to vol« rs considi r to I» lair. II*» chairs were moved in to accom Mrs. Daisy Hester of Hines, pleted a study of the state’s population, and noted that it continued Hl office. three on (tie all-important Joint will I» modate the extra people. Each Oregon is a visitor at the home driving population and that of should prove helpful to all those Ways and Means Committee. <ki tie o II m - i hand, if tins year's legislator was allowed to bring of Mrs. E.J. Hobson this week. the more than 1.483,000 dri involved in highway safety pro During the years that a con tax program liogs down tin- »a» his wife or secretary, and two Mrs. Blanche McKie of Em vers of record in 1971 nearly gramming. The data in the servative coalition controlled tli«- tax programs have Ixiggi-d extra people, to be seated at his More than 100 area National the Oregon Senate, committee down III previous legislative desk. In addition to these people Farmers Organization mem mett spent the weekend at the 79 per cent had no accidents study, CXt said, will provide the chairmanships were typically sessions, th. Ik-iniH rati« ma the following were escorted into bers attended a meeting in home of Mrs. John Reffett. or traffic violation convictions basis for much analysis by both Mrs. Michelle Wait and son on their records during that public and private agencies. allocated to senators of t«>tli jority could I" in r'-al trouble. the House Chambers Members Nyssa last Thursday night, Fifteen years aro, Oregon parties. In 1963. ttn last time of the Senate, Former Gover electing Watt Wilcox of On of Nyssa were dinner guests year. there w.«s a DeWlocmti' S|*a- stat, legislator iar<-ly If ever When accidents alone were nors, Oregon Supreme Court, tario as president for the en at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ker of th«- House .Cl.ir«-n< «• Bar voted th'-ir |»rtv. and furty considered, 92 percent of all Court of Appeals, Oregon Tax suing year. He succeeds Bob Chas Glenn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. LarryCulbert- drivers of record had a clean ton of Coquille), although most caucuses I» P>re v<4< were al Court, State Elective Officers Thompson of Ontario. of the committee chairmen»« r«- most mm existent. Tins has and Governor Tom McCall. Others elected at the ses son and family were visitors slate in 1971. Eighty-four per ADRIAN - Mrs. Minnie Ma twit (I m - Democrats, then State Repre changed gradually, It was a real impressive pro sion include Keith Moss of Saturday evening at the home of cent were violation free. sentative John iJellenback was etiange has always been less The study also found that ckey spent a week in Boise with gram, and I enjoyed every bit Nyssa, trustee succeeding Fred Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood slightly more than 1 million her sister, Mrs. Hannah Gage cliairman of Constitutional Re Vlslbh t»< air e of |(e|Hibll< an of it. I am also very proud Eiguren of Jordan Valley, Stan houseguest, Mrs. vision. then State Representa control of th. House and coali to be a part of our legislative ley Sisson, Nyssa, vice presi hosted a dinner at the Eastside drivers of record had records and her Ontario Sunday evening for at least the last four years Gladys Parker of Portland. G. tive Victor Ativeh was chair tion control of the Senate. process. I have been appointed dent succeeding Ron Burkhardt in So what w. are seeing at man of Food and Dairying, and to the Agriculture and Natural Vale; Ray Duncan oflronside, honoring Mrs. Adah Schweizer, in Oregon. Of those with the E. Mackey went after her then Stab- Representative W in this b-gi.slativi s' ion in terms Resources Committee and also re-elected treasurer, and Dean Mr. and Mrs. Bud Derrick, four year driving record 1968- Thursday. He visited his mo ton Hunt was cliairman "i Mili of on. furty . -.ritmi is almost a 1971), nearly 81 percent had ther-in-law, Mrs. Florence Go- the Rules Committee. I have Sisson, Nyssa, successor to Terry and Adah Louise. Mrs. Jack Wood, Mrs. Bud no accidents during that time wey and niece, Mrs. Trudy tary Affairs, and all three were revolution It is an . xperlnient a real good desk location, a good Francis Tolman of Vale as se that has long lx-« n adv-> at<-d tiy Republicans. office and secretary, a good cretary. Bill McNulty of On Derrick and Gomo Martinez and 60 percent had no traffic Loury. Mr. and Mrs. Jim King of Political scientists have long most outside commentators on parking spot, and 1 am pleased tario replaces Keith Moss as were callers at the home of violation convictions. Governor McCall andChester Ontario were Sunday dinner advocat' d party responsibility ttn political process. Gnlytime district representative and will Mr. and Mrs. Don Haworth in in the control of a legislative will tell wti.it it means to good W. Ott. Administrator of the guests of her [»rents, Mr. and attend the state organizational Nyssa Saturday evening. Mrs. G. E. Mackey and also Motor Vehicles Division, cited body In the Congress of the government in Oregon. meeting in The Dalles this the study as further proof that visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. United States a majority party weekend. always has all of the committee the majority of the state’s dri Carl Lov’tt and family. Chairman of the membership Mr. and Mrs. Burton Barnes vers "are responsible and drive chairmen In a parliamentary committee will be Estel M iser with considerable skill despite were Thursday afternoon visi system such as that of Canada, of Ontario, re-elected. increasing traffic volumes and tors of Mrs. Robert Long. "Ohhh. Jane waa that to the party of tin- prim' minister Membership of the meat Physicians We Tram Men to Work As Mrs. Bill Toomb was a Dun- night we »err going out with is also in complete < 'iritroi of increasing complexities of traf board includes Bill McNulty, Cape Hunting Dogx are a mix day luncheon guest of Mrs. Ma the Trimble..'"’ and Surgeons fic patterns.” th'- legislative Imdv when the feeder cattle, Pete Findley. On lure of wcjif »nd hyena - The study also lends further bie Piercy and her sister, Mr. prime minister has a majority. tario. slaughter cattie, Alva and Mrs. Ruben Graham ofStar Goodell, Nyssa, hogs; Jim W il support, Ott said, to the K. E. KERBY M.D. agency’s programs that attempt were Sunday afternoon visitors. cox, Vale, sheep, and Earl Pick- K. A. DANFORD, M.D. If you have some livestock Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hopkins of to improve, restrict or control rel, Homedale. member at Physicians and Surgeons experience we will tram you Hood River, Oregon were the relatively small percentage large. to buy cattle, sheep and Dial 372-2241 of drivers who repeated!y vio Christmas weekend guests of Thompson was elected chair hogs late traffic laws or become in Mrs. Gertie Jones. man of the dairy committee. For a local interview, write HOURS: 9 to 12 noon I 2 to David Looney of Portland today with your background volved in accidents. Dean Sisson will head the 5 P.M. - Monday through Include your complete ad The 79-page report includes came Saturday and will spend rrain pr >rramr .mmitte-whic h dress Friday, 10 to 12 Saturday. and phone number distributions of drivers by sex, a week with his [jarents, Mr. and has as its other members Roger bv tear of birth, by tvpe of Mrs. Bill Looney. CATTLE BUYERS, INC. Jones, Brogan, hay; Duane Mr. and Mrs.Clifford Looney Pickrel Homedale. seed. Wil license, and by license res 4420 Madison MAULDING CLINIC and boys of Ontario were Sa K jrsm City Mo 64111 triction. in addition to infor liam Panike, Weiser, special L. A. Maulding, M.D. ties (onions and other vege mation on accident and violation turday evening dinner guests of »»J X<***/0*^ Charles E. Vanetti, M.D. - ▼ >✓ records. There are also data his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill tables), and Rudolf Trenkel, Physicians and Surgeons Looney. on age and sex of drivers in Valp. m mber at large. Dial 372-2216 Mr. and Mrs. Donald DeHa volved in the state’s driver im HOURS: 9 to 12 noon and provement program and on ven of Baker, Oregon spent the 2 to 5 P.M., - Monday, weekend of January 8 with his those whose licenses were Tuesday, Thursday and patents, Mr and Mrs. George suspended under either manda Friday. 9 to 12 noon, De Haven. tory or discretionary provi Wednesday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sker- sions of the law. Weight labs. “By appoint janec and sons of Ontario were Mr. Boston is mighty proud of the quality. Its the price that» modest. C ompare Other facts gleaned from the ment only” Wednesday. Sunday dinner guests of tier taste, then cost. See how much more you get to en|oy with ( )ld Mr. Boston. report include parents. Mr. and Mrs. George At the time the file was in DAVID W. SARAZIN, M.D. De Haven. ventoried (Sept. 18, 1972) ap Physician and Surgeon 0IJ Mt Bt»*ton Mr Bt”»h»n Mrs. Edna Cowling and Mrs. 0IJ\|f H omur proximately 10 percent of the 10 to 12 noon A HOURS: Five Star ! ighl U lnwkt v Coltri Ha MH rd Marv Auk< r were Sunday lun state s drivers of record were ( anadian 2 to 5 P.M. - Monday, Btaruh cheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Whi*kv currently under suspension, re Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri K. I. Peterson. vocation or cancellation of their day. 10 to 12 Saturday. Mrs. Mabie Piercy. Mrs. drivers’ licenses. Phones; Office 372-3365 MMH George I>Haven. Mrs. Gertye 372-3173 One out of every 14 drivers Jones and Mrs K. I. Peterson Residence of record has a license en attended the Women’s Associa Optometrists dorsed to operate a motorcycle tion meeting at the Verl Bishop and one-third of all motorcycle home in Big Bend Thursday. endorsements are held by dri DR. JOHN EASLY Mr. and Mrs, Jack Elliot vers between the aces of 17 were Sunday evening guests of 387 S. W. 4th AVENUE n and 23. Ontario, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sciiaf* r. • • • • • Phone - rn f « tar Ontario .... 889-8017 Most Oregon Drivers Perform on Good Side NFO Eleets Officers ADRIAN NEWS OR fGON TODAY My Neighbors Professional Di rectory APPLY NOW Old Mr. Boston. More to like. Less to pay a Ä DR. J. E. HE1TZMAN 7 North 2nd Street Nyssa .... 372-3747 Veterinarians TREASURE VALLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL phone 372-2251 DR. B. E. ROSS Xyssa .... 372-3552 z z/¿ $5.45 10 TH Carl's Building Center 425 N. MAIN ST. 372-3303 $4.95 III III I iv* Stai ( anntliAit Whmkv M l’nmi I i^hl IVhiulm , l»0 I’tooi ( uH*r I lavorrd Ht.mdy, 70 I'rriol Mr H"»ton I».»l.llr-r ( urpot.ilum H..,t..n XI.
