Thursday, Jun« 14, 197 3 Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon Herb Sei APPLE VALLEY Europe is beautiful, pecially at this time of year. Flowers are blossoming all over the place in more colors than I thought existed. The cities are not as squalid as I thought they would be. Some areas we went through to get to the heart of the cities were rather raunchy. They were all crowded into unbelievable small areas. We could take a tip from them on conservation. It takes trees and mineral and stone to construct buildings. So don't tear everything down. Add to it and remodel. If we used our buildings twice as long we would use half as much building material as we are now using. Don’t get the idea from the above paragraph that Europe is not constructing. They are and at a feverish pace. Everywhere you look you can see construc­ tion cranes dotting the skyline. Out in the country and in cities they can be seen. In the area of the Geneva Airport I counted nine huge cranes working. Then BLUE CHEESE BUTTER Combine ingredients. when we drove from Oakland to Brush or spoon over burgers, Boise I saw only one. REPRESENTATIVE DENNY JONES, R-Ontario aims toplease 1/2 cup butter Along the Rhine River the as he brews a cupofteafor Dick Angstrom of Associated Oregon beef, fish or poultry while bar­ 1 teaspoon minced garlic 3 ounces blue cheese, crumbled becuing. Makes about 1 cup. mountain sides were covered Industries. with vineyards. If soil covered 2 tablespoons brandy REFRESHING YOGURT the ground there were vine­ Beat butter and garlic until MILKSHAKE yards even if the land was sort soft. Beat in blue cheese and of standing on edge. Through­ brandy. Chill. Serve with bar­ 1 (8-ounce) carton yogurt out all of Europe the only areas becued burgers. Makes 1 cup. 1/2 cup milk not used were the rocky crag’s NOTE: This butter may be sha­ 1/4 cup honey of the mountains. We seem ped into small round pats if de­ 3 tablespoons toasted wheat to be a rare sort of people that sired. germ will leave vast areas untouched Well, here we are finishing They keep hoping or thinking 1 cup fresh or frozen straw­ because the coyotes, gophers up anotherweek--thinkingabout that the livestock people can be ROSEMARY BUTTER BASTE berries and sagebrush might be dis­ getting home. There is some forced into designing a truck bed 1/8 teaspoon almond extract turbed. The Rhine is a mighty talk of possibly getting through that won’t leak out on the high­ 1/2 cup butter, melted (optional) river and I was amazed at the the weekend of June 23rd, but way. This ts almost an impos­ 1/4 cup vinegar Few dashes salt continual flow of traffic on it. we’ll probably still be here sibility. Anyway, if this gets 3/4 teaspoon onion salt Combine all ingredients in Barge after barge passed our the first of July. I’ll discuss through the Senate then we’ll 2 teaspoons grated orange peel electric blender. Whir until hotel at Mainz. They were some of the legislation con­ be in good shape for this year 1/4 cup orange juice smooth and frothy. Makes about loaded with oil, grain and freight sidered this past week of in­ and next year. HB 2963, which 1/2 teaspoon rosemary, crum- 3 cups. We had a ride on the Rhine terest to the folks at home. passed, is a good bill that sets for about three hours and I On Monday the House voted ud the machinery so that the t9iati)(s)S)(2){21(B]ls)(9)(s)(£)ISS)(9)S)(9)(s)(S)l9) noticed the passenger trains on the minority reports to House Department of Agriculture can passing on both sides of the Bills 3241, 3242 , 3244--which grade certain agricultural pro­ river. In that short space of are part of the entire school ducts and therefore give the O-«-BY DALE WITTPHONE 372-2183-0-0 time about 20 of them zipped finance package of eight bills. producer a better chance to get along, They weren't little local a uniform price. KINGMAN KOLONY - Friday and Mrs. Wayne Robb Thursday trains but long international All three of these minority HB 3118 is my bill to allow evening. reports failed. evening Mrs. Ed Nedrow and lines, Most of them were the us to retain title to our cattle Mr. and Mrs. Ron Miller re ­ On Tuesday the House com ­ Jimmie took Ed to dinner at the I felt a little deluxe trains. when they're sold until the El Sombero in Nyssa in obser- turned Thursday afternoon from bad when I thought of the mur­ pleted action on the eight bills drafts or checks have been constituting the new property a trip to Victoria British Colum ­ ance of his birthday. der of the U.S. passenger train. paid. This is a real good bill Mr. and Mrs. Tony Martinez bia, and left for their home in Between the extremely sloppy tax relief/school finance pac­ and passed the House without a Portland Saturday. kage. All of these passed ex ­ Sr. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb vi­ service of mo6t rail lines and cept HB 3240. This bill (3240) dissenting vote. HB3167,which Ed Nedrow to Unity where they the government in its ultimate lowers the age of majority to spent the weeekend as house sited Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bre- wisdom cutting of the mail con­ eliminates the equalization part 18 and lowers the drinking age shears Sunday afternoon. of the l.E.D. and limits bud ­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob tract, our rail passenger ser­ gets for operating costs of to 19, passed. I don’t know Buker. It was schools to 6% above last year. what will happen to it over in of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. vice didn’t just die. Saturday dinner guests in the slaughtered. This was referredtocommittee. the Senate, of course. HB 3201 Willis Conant home were Mr. Harry N'eece of Santa Barbara California visited the latters Tuesday we reconvened in 1 thought was quite a controver­ and Mrs. JimConant and family. uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Al Thomp ­ the evening at5:15--this was the sial bill--it pertains to river Mrs. Jeannette Stacy and girls, son Sunday aternoon. evening we had the big fight bank control. However, it pas­ Ralph Lewis and Lonnie all of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes over the farm labor bill, HB sed anyway. Apple Valley, Afternoon callers HB 3219, which passed, re­ 2338. Two weeks ago Rep. Stann were Mr. and Mrs. Mitch An­ and family went to Boise Sunday stricts the use of helicopters afternoon to see her mother, Bunn gave notice he wanted this derson and family of Vale and for hunting or transporting big Mr. and Mrs. Bill Conant and Mrs. Paul Gehrke offonaplane Mary Hatt attended a birthday bill withdrawn from committee game. The reason for this bill to Camarillo, Calif. She will family. party for Mrs. Gordan Dixon in (and so moved) in order that is the abuse of the right to Mike Robb returned to his visit a daughter, Mrs. Hancock Nyssa Sunday afternoon. It was action could be taken on it. use helicopters for hunting, es­ there and attend her sons gra­ work in Portland Tuesday. given by her daughter, Darlene. It had been locked up in the State and Federal AffairsCom- pecially in the Wallowa area. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb of duation. Mrs. Bill Toomb attended Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Freitag a birthday party for Mrs. Edna mittee since last February Some hunting has been done Nyssa visited in the Wayne Robb from helicopters, and the game of Nyssa visited her parents, home last Sunday evening. Cowling in Adrian Friday af- without a hearing or any action people are getting real con­ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer Satur ­ on it. After Bunn ’ s motion, Mead Robb of Nyssa and Mr. ternoon. It was given at the cerned about their use. People and Mrs. Ed Robb and Chris day evening. home of Mrs. Mabie Piercy in the committee quickly met and Mrs. Bill Toomb and Mrs. drastically amended the bill, that have to hunt on foot in of Kotzebue, Alaska visited Mr. Adrian. making it a completely different rough country have to com­ piece at legislation. When Re­ pete with helicopters and are publicans and some of the De­ having a harder time being able HB 5064 has to do mocrats objected to this maneu­ to hunt. ver, and demanded that the ori­ with the Oregon Liquor Con­ ginal version be brought from trol Commission funds. This bill committee just as it was when the motion was made, the Spea­ ker overruled them. This ruling was appealed, and the House vo­ ted 29-27 against the Speaker. In the ensuing fiasco the De­ mocrats fled the chamber, lea­ ving the Republicans, who re­ mained under a ruling prohi­ biting anyone from leaving the floor. Then the Speaker, de­ claring lack of a quorum, ad­ journed the session without taking action on the remain­ der of the bills to be consi­ o dered. This is the first time in anyone’s memory that the party in power, Democrat or Republi­ * j can, left the floor because it lost an important vote. Fate of the farm labor bill still rests in the hands of the State and Federal Affairs Committee. HB 2142, which passed, re­ quires persons wishing to re­ move soil or gravel from any state waters to obtain a permit from the State Land Board. This was under the State Water Re­ sources Board before. HB 2184 a bill to raise the loan limits for veterans on houses and farms, passed. HBs 2204 and May 2205 are related bills per­ taining to field burning. 2204 provides that $2.00 per acre will be collected from the grass and seed growers to finance O. Let’s talk about SERVICE! A. With GAS air conditioning you have burning research, and 2205 A. With GAS air conditioning you re­ fewer moving parts to wear out, so it gives a tax credit back of lialf Nine closeness/comfort of that money. Both bills pas­ ceive a FREE spring and fall check by lasts years longer. settings Select the best ones sed. HB 2627 limits tax levies the Gas Company. for your beard, your skin, for special district services by your face O. Let's talk about WHO TO CALL! the cities and counties and w ould Q. Let’s talk about INSTALLATIONS! Improved pop-up trimmer A. Call me .. . the CASCADE MAN, for do away with any chance of pos­ Super Microgroove - floating A. GAS air conditioning cooling coils heads sible double taxation. This pas­ information on your many air condition­ fit most gas fired furnaces to give you Self-sharpening rotary blades sed. HB 2735, raising the li ­ ing questions, and let me show you why and floating heads follow the summer cooling and winter warmth with cense fees for some establish­ GAS air conditioning is your VERY best contours of your face one fuel. ments that dispense frozen diary Pop-up sideburn trimmer summer cooling buy. Call the Cascade products, failed. This was re­ 110/220 voltage for foreign Q. Let’» talk about LONGEVITY! Natural Gas office nearest you. considered on Tuesday but fai­ travel led to get the votes again, so • On/ofl switch this bill is dead for this year. • Deluxe travel wallet 9 HB 2846 extends for two more years the right to haul cannery waste arid ensilage on the highway. It passed, though it seems we are not able to get a bill through down here for Distributora of Naturalgaaatisfaction PH. 372-3551 .... NYS8A more than two years at a time. IFGISUriVf REPORT By Rep. D.E. (Denny) Jones KINGMAN KOLONY NEWS GAS AIR CONDITIONING? A Perfect Father’s Day Gift ! The REVOLUTIONARY fi/ore/co W ADJUSTABLE 0 Let’s talk about it! NINE SHIVERS IN ONE...UNO SO CLOSE, IT DARES TO MATCHSHAVES • WITH A BLADE! Nyssa Rexall (th (jeu. CotyirtaiiofL PHARMACY ~ n »BY FRANCES SMALLEY «*“ APPLE VALLEY - Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bale. Mrs. Laura Bale and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bale and family of Caldwell enjoyed a drive to Fairfield Sunday. The Leroy Seward home was the scene for a very lovely wedding reception for their son Kenneth and his bride Cristie Shoemake of Illinois Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Smith of Ontario were Thursday eve­ ning visitors in the Dwight Se­ ward home. Mrs. Mabel Fox was a Sun­ day dinner guest of Mi. and Mrs. Dwight Seward. Mrs. Bob Jones was hostess for the Nazarene Young Wo­ men's Bible Study Class Tues­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and Kim Boston were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris at Springfield. Oregon. Steve Harris graduated Friday evening from high school and the Bostons attended the ex­ ercises. Mr. and Mrs. John Boston at­ tended the 7 30 p.m. wedding Saturday of Tom Moran of Boise and Darlene Harms of Nampa at the First Christian Church with a reception afterwards. They will be at home at Meri­ dian soon. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Collins were fishing and camping over the weekend at Sage Hen Re­ servoir. Tami and PamiCahill of Boise went with them. Mr. and Mrs. LarrySlmmons and children of Boise were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Simmons and family of Boise were their Sun­ day dinner guests. Mrs. Peggy Carter and son Mark of Portland were Wed­ nesday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Laura Bale. I’ve seen several recipes tor Granola lately - ever since a friend in Bend, Oregon in- troduced me to her mix. A homemaker in Payette showed me a Granola mix which was prepared commercially. It was very high in calories. My problems - cutting calories! I made the Bend, Oregon mix but used a brown sugar substi­ tute and omitted the nuts, rai­ sins, and dates. As a child I enjoyed eating oatmeal raw. (The family hid it but I always managed Io find it) This mixture reminds me <>r "The good old days!” GRANOLA 6 cups rolled oats 1 cup wheat germ 1 cup sunflower seed 1/4 cup vegetable oil 1/2 cup honey 1/2 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup cashew nuts Mix the dry ingredients in a large bowl. Heat honey and oil. Combine all ingredients and stir until well mixed. Spread on cookie sheets. Place in a 225 degree oven and bake for ii.mrs. Stir frequently. Rai­ sins or dates may be added to this mix if desired. Since its lemonade time per­ haps you'd like to use lemo­ nade in a different way - in cookies. Remember some time ago I gave you a recipe using pink lemonade concentrate with va­ nilla ice cream for a pie fil- ling, I like lemon flavor so well, if they advertised a le- mond cologne, I'd be the first one to try it. (Perhaps they do') L.L MONADE COOKIES 1 cup butler 1 cup sugar 2 eggs Mr. and Mrs. William Knox 3 cups sifted all-purpose flour visited Sunday at Grandvie* I tsp. soda with their son and family Mr. 1 6-ounce can froten lemon- ad«' concentrate, thawed and Mrs. Clifford Knox. Mrs. Ruth Fritts, Nell Cor­ Sugar Cream together butter and (lie rell and Frances Smalley visi­ Add eggs, beat ted Friday with Mrs. l.uella I cup sugar till light and fluffy. Sift to­ Breneman at Ontario. The Methodist Women had a gether flour and s