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Pag« Six Thursday, July 5, 197) The Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon NYSSA BUSINESSES OFFER SALE DATES: THURSDAY YOUR HOMETOWN MIKHANTS GIYt N| SHOP NYSSA i SAVI OLD FASHIONED VANILLA K t CHF VM cups sugar, 4 tablespoons flour, 2 teaspoon salt, 4 eggs, slightly beaten quart milk, 1 tablespoon vanilla 1/2 quarts half and half Combine sugar, flour and salt. Stir in slightly beaten eggs. Add milk gradually. Cook over medium heat, stirring c in stantly until mixture bolls and thickens slightly. Cool quicklv in refrigerator. Add vanilla and half and half. Pour into freezer can. Freeze and ripen according to freezer manufacture! s instructions Makes 1 gallon. STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM VARIATION Omit 3 cups half and half. Add 1 quart strawberries, mashed and mixed with 1 2 cup sugar. Tint as desired with red food color Underground Lines Costly To Idaho Power Company The estimated cost of tsiry- ing Idaho Power Company's low- voltage residential distribution lines would be $938 million-- or more than $5,000 for each of its customers, G.E. Mc Broom, the utility's western division manager, reported Wednesday. “This high cost, which is about double the value of the company's entire power-supply system, would have to be re flected in substantially in creased electric rates,” he said. M> Broom emphasized that the Peel peaches, remove pits and place in mixing bowl. Crush cost estimate did not include In case you don't have an ice cream freezer and still want to ot try your hand at making some, follow this easy recipe for peaches with potato masher. Stir in lemon and sugar. Se underground installation parate yolks from whites of eggs. Beat whites with powdered Idaho Power's long, high vol Fresh Peach Ice Cream. It’s done in the refrigerator. sugar until they stand in peaks. Beat yolks thoroughly and tage transmission lines. “The cost of burying Ling, fold into the whites. Whip cream until stiff. Fold gently FRESH PEACH ICE CREAM into egg mixture. Fold in crushed peaches as gently as pos high-voltage transmission lines sible. Pour into a freezer container and freeze until firm can run up to 30 times as 2 pounds ripe fresh peaches. Juice of 1 lemon around the edges. Transfer mixture to a bowl and beat with much as overhead construc 1 1/2 cups sugar, 2 eggs rotary or electric beater until as smooth as possible. Return tion," he said. 2 tablespoons powdered sugar, 1 cup whipping cream The electrical industry is to container, cover, label and freete. Makes about 1 1/2 quarts. conducting an extensive re search and development pro gram on the underground con struction of long transmission lines operating at high volt ages, according to the manager. "But at the present time," he said, “underground trans mission at higher voltages and for longer distances is not eco nomically feasible." Comparing some of the costs of low-voltage residential un derground and overhead service, McBroom said underground service from the transformer to a new home costs about twice as much. New underground main feeder services in residential areas cost about six times as much as overhead, he said, and con version of existing overhead distribution lines to under ground service about eight times as much. The utility official said in version of existing overhead lines to underground service costs more than building new ones because "it requires scrapping good, working equip ment which represents a con siderable investment." In ad dition, it can require digging up trees, lawns, shrubbery, driveways and streets. McBroom, noting that Idaho Power’s reliability record al ready is better than 99.9 per cent and that underground ser vice is “not necessarily" more reliable, also compared main tenance problems with the two types of service. “Overhead lines are subject to wind, ice, falling tree limbs and motor vehicle damage, but resulting service outages usually are brief." On the other hand, he said, outages on underground lines “last longer” since damage that can be - caused by digging, rodents, corrosion, freezing, thawing and earth movement “often is difficult to locate and expensive to repair.” McBroom pointed out that Idaho EAiwt r recommends un derground service for new re sidential developments because installation of burled lines is • far more practical” before homes and driveways are built and landscaping is completed. More than 10.000 Idaho Power customers are now served through low-voltage under ground distribution lines, he said. “Only a small portion of our distribution system is under ground, but that portion is in creasing substantially from year to year.“ The Manager also noted that Idaho Power does take advan tage of new materials and tech nology for new installations and replacement of obsolete equip ment.'* ■ But because the company’s system has been built over more than half a century, it would be improvident to try to re place this whole rntwork of valuable equipment, which is already paid for and functioning well,” McBroom said. "Folks with a lot of bratta are seldom jailished ” Rich ard E. Wanner. The Lititz (Pa.) Record-Express. “One's character can be measured by the type of music to which he responds best.”—Will N. Workman, The Chatom (Ala.) Call-News Dispatch. meetings buy more fun. e P GJ ,7« . AV • The Army Reserve It pays to go co meetings USON S BONANZA Of VALUES Sal« Starts at 9 a m. Thurt., July S Thru Sat., July 7 OTHER ITEMS ON SALE THAT ARE NOT LISTED BELOW 1007, NYLON KNIT BOYS SPORT SHIRTS CLOSE-OUT OF STYLES VALUES TO $2.98 TEE SHIRTS W ish I’ d S aid “Today h downfall comes trying to keep up with the upkeep.” Mr». Gary Hiott, The Pickens (S. C.) Sentirial PER1ODKALLY OVER TH! PAST 22 YEARS Vic Hibur- chak. standing, wn» r >t ttw- Nyssa Coast to Coast Store, has gone through his inventory I keep up with advances and changes in merchandise This year Jim Weils, a project manager for the ( oast to Coast chain, came down from poi (land and sprnt two week* -■ending Friday, Jun. 29 helping Habur< hat with n n> d?la( and stocking suggestions Both said they felt the new arrangement would aid the customer by making it easier for them to find wanted item*. Also, Haburchak will be able to us. the new stocking svit*« to reorde: items faster than under the old system SLIGHT IRREGULARS DRESS OXFORDS DISCONTINUED STYLES WE GIVE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS WILSON BROS.DEPT. STORE 372-3563 “
