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Thursday, November 15, 1973 < • / The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon APPIÆ VALLEY —BY FRANCES SMALLEY — NYSSA PUBLIC / LIBRARY GO PLACES WITH ■00K5J Page Nine THHT5 H FRET Hallmark Builds In-Town Suburb Hallmark Cards are spon soring a 9200-million in-town suburb in their headquarters city, Kansas City. Mo. When completed in 1983, it will have 50 buildings in a busi ness and residential commun ity where there had been 25 square blocks of blight. ill ’THIS MA/i CALL El ER WONDER HOW many letters you mail each YEAR 7 WELL, THE NATIONAL AVERAGE IS 353 PER PERSON! V APPLE VALLEY - Mr and w Mrs. Jay Stone and family and ADULT FICTION Sue Dibble attended the Canyon Hill Church of the Nazarene THE CLEARWATER OF IDAHO - Cecil Dryden - Miss Dry on Friday evening to bear the den tells with clarity and fullness the story of the Clear water River, the life-sustaining-sometimes life taking-artery Rev. Jim Bohi Mr. and Mrs. William Knox of the land through which it flowed and the story of life in U.S. visited with Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Idaho along the river. friALL Dibble ( mi Monday afternoon. THE AMERICAN MANUAL ALPHABET - An illustrated guide "Accidents are the leading Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Howell to the manual alphabet in two positions, as the letter looks cauae of crippling and dis of Ohio and Mrs. Frank Coley to the person reading it and as it looks to the person who is abling injuries in all age and Steve of Craigmont visited pips dqeams » spelling it. groups and the sixth leading (Mi Friday with Mr. and Mrs. what rr cause of death in senior citi Gene Honey. -"S ä “” — THE BLACK WEST - William L. Katz - This is the story zens,” the National Safety Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haw of heroism and perseverance, despite discrimination, of the kins and family of Nampa, Donna Black struggle for freedom and progress on the American Council reports. DEE DICKINSON, left, shakes hands with Dick d’ Easum, Hawkins of Boise and Mr. and frontier. Almost 300 frontier drawings and photographs do Nearly two billion metal speaker at the annual meeting of the Malheur Country His Mrs. Harlan Clark of Burley cument a story that began with the Spanish conquistadors torical Society Thursday evening at the East Side Cafe. were Sunday visitors in the of the New World and continues into the twentieth century. tubes are used each year for the packaging of thousands Dickinson was elected presifrut of the society for the coming Ed Sells home. of products, according to the Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward vear, and the new slate of officers included Burrell Lovell THE GREAT ADVENTURE OF PEDAGOGY - Clara W. Sander •Metal Tube Packaging Coun vice president, Lillian Wilkins, secretary, Claude McPherson left Friday November 2 and re son - This book is the great adventure of one teacher who, WHO Goes treasurer. and Joe Beach, Marilyn Goul and Charles Swan^ turned home Tuesday, No inspired by such professors as Dr. Rice, Dr. Buswell, and cil. board of directors. mene? vember 6 to visit with Mr. and Dr. Smith imbued her crowded classes in an underprivileged Bicycle accidents in 1972 T he u 6 army has a Mrs. Bob Jackson and family neighborhood with the idea that education was the enthusiastic R adar so sensitive caused 1,000 deaths and more al Bend, Oregon. While there search for the truth. T CAN DETECT THE than 102,000 injuries, accord 28 Indies of snow fell on Sun OlfFEREtCE BETWEEN ing to statistics released by THE GAIT Of A MAN day and Monday. GEORGE WASHINGTON - Ralph K. Andrist - A biography ANDA WOMAN AT A The Travelers Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward of George Washington in his own words. ranee op s miles ! Companies. visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and family 71mnierinn by Jack 7immerinm Martinez Named at Boise. Gary Sewardand Vick Maros- ENERGY COORDINATOR ASSI How’s this? If you heat GNED TO KEEP HOME FIRES your home with oil, your tar tica accompanied Don McCor Chicano President BURNING. nace is burning a middle día. mick toCorvallis over the week Boise State students have There's a brand new govern tillate fuel. Others include kero end and attended the home- selected their leaders for the ment agency in Salem. sene, jet juel, range oil, stove coming game there. Mr and Mrs. Jim Nedrow of various clubs and organizations And despite presidential gua oil, gas oil and diesel fuel. Ashton and Mrs. Steve Sul on campus for this year. This rantees to the contrary, the new They all are in short supply. livan and family of Meridian year the student government agency predicts Oregonians are At this point no one appears going to suffer this winter. Its to know precisely how short. visited on Thursday afternoon has recognized 74 groups in job is to make certaineveryone But some Oregon manufac with Mr and Mrs. Earl Boston which students can participate. suffers equally. turers may have to close their and Mr. and Mrs. John Boston. The variety of activities sup $1.00 WILL HOLD YOUR LAY-A-WAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS Lloyd Jr. Dibble of Cam ported by the student govern It the .t Ile I 1(f), ,■ ,( plants because of (tie propane bridge visited Thursday-Satur ment covers an enormous range Energy Allocation and Conser shortage. And not a few resi vation, headed by Energy Co dents of homes less than a year day with his grandparents, Mr. of interests and activities. Among these are Felipe Mar ordinator David Piper, former old are having fits obtaining oil and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble. Miss Marllu Wilson of Ru tinez, Nyssa, who was elected .is.estant Public I tillites < otti to fire their furnaces. miss loner This is where the allocation pert was home over the weekend president of the Chicano Club. Piper's office is part of the program and Piper fit in. Each to visit with her brother Don Capitol Building’s buzzing state has been allocated 100 and mother, Helen Wilson. MEN’S Ä WOMEN’S YELLOW Miss Linda Gori of Caldwell Energy information Center and per cent of its 1972 middle dis was a guest Friday evening in. he's only Iren in business since tillate fuel use for the month ALFALFA SEED HARVEST the first of this nvxith. Already of November. Theoretically, the Helen Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morgan Alfalfa seed harvest is about his function has provided crea everyone consuming a middle ture comforts to many of the distillate in November 1972 will returned home Thursday eve- finished across the nation and 26 INCH 26 INCH state's residents Individually receive a like amount this No ning from Salt Lake City where the USDA Statistical Reporting they attended the funeral ser Service has issued its report REG. $56.88 and probably has done much to vember. REG. $64.88 maintain the present level of Each state has been allocated vice for Mrs. Morgan’s mother. of estimated production for the Mr. and Mrs. George Kratz- United States. It says the nation private employment a flat 10 per cent of that 100 As the weather gets col<fc,t-- per cent to help ease the pro be.-g of Caldwell were Friday produced 102,698,000 pounds afternoon visitors in the Waldo in 1973 comparedwith 105,355,- his office will become more fa blem. 000 last year. The report in miliar to more people. Portions of that emergency Smalley home. On Saturitay afternoon Mr dicates that Oregon produced The office of Energy Coor 10 per cent can be obtained, dinator evolved from manda for instance, by home owners and Mrs. William Knox, Mrt. 7,000,000 pounds compared with ORANGE BROWN tory allocations of fuels issued or businesses if they submit Nell Correll and Mr. Dibble en 6,800,000 last year. Almost by President Nixon’s energy hardship assistance applications joyed a ride with Mr Somers three'quarters of Oregon’s pro DELUXE ciar John Love. The alloca which are approved by Piper. in his popular buggy and his duction comes from Malheur County. California is the lea tions predated the prositant’s These hardship allocations driving team of horses. ding producing state with about Nowemhrr 7 energy statement are designed to provide dealers In some cases, 32^ of the market. It is fol and represent the tangibility of with authority to serve new cus natural gas. 27 INCH a middle distillate fuel can be lowed by Washington, Idaho, those remarks. tomers in their areas contain 27 INCH Specifically, the allocation ing homes constructed after No substituted and jobs and pro and Nevada. Oregon was the REG. $74.88 duction preserved. 5th ranked state in alfalfa seed REG. $79.88 irogram currentlyinvolvespro- vember last year. If everything works right, production In 1972. ane gas and middle distillate They also serve to keep the « according to Piper, everyone uels Most people are fa- doors open and machinery hum nlliar with bottled gas, so un- ming at vital industries--which with a genuine need for mid IRRIGATORS SHOULD APPLY lerctandtng propane isnoprob- last year (night have been using dle distillate fuels will have FOR PERMITS Irrigators and irrigation dis Bicycles In Cartons Only interruptible natural gas during some. •n. Mathematically, it wixild ap tricts are required now to file Middle distillates Is sum»- November, but this year find lilng else again themselves without a source of pear no one would really suf for water discharge permits fer more than a 10 per cent under an Environmental Pro lack of these specific fuels. And tection Agency regulation. if we all turn down our thermo This was the information gi stats the recommended number ven a group of irrigators and of degrees, we’d probably not representatives of Irrigation even miss our percentage of districts meeting at the Oregon the shortage. Department of Agriculture Oc But there’s a hooker. And tober 1 with Kent Ashbaker of Piper is quick to point it out. the State Department of En All suppliers are not able to vironmental Quality and Jerry provide that theoretical 100 per Opatz, Environmental Pro cent to their dealers and dis tection Agency. tributors. Some can but many Federal regulations require are providing somewhere in the these permits for irrigation neighborhood of 85 per cent. projects with return flows from One, Piper said, is only able 3,000 or more acres of conti to come up with 43 per cent guous or non-contiguous land. PADDLE of last year's middle distil Application for the permits late supply for the period in should be made immediately. POOL MONOPOLY MONOPOLY question. Oregon’s Department of En President Nixon told the na vironmental Quality will accept tion it faces petroleum shor the applications, for which there tages of between 10 and 17 is no fee, and grant the permit per cent this winter. By the providing standards are met. time crude oil Is refined to Oregon, California andConnec- paddle pool its many byproducts, specific ticut presently are the only REG. $4.99 shortages could vary greatly. states approved by EPA to And when the refinement pro grant these permits. cess and distribution factor are Temporary permits will tie Thur»., Fri. & Sat. added to the equation, actual granted irrigators until the D November 15,16 A 17 shortages could be multiplied EQ has had an opportunity to 128 SW 2nd Ave., Ontario several times. inspect the project. Both Ash Piper and his counterparts baker and opatz made it clear FREE GIFTS across the country face a dif that each irrigation project will ficult task at best. Tools are be considered individually, with for everyone In short supply. Budgets have its problems and difference in REG. $4.99 FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TEST not yet been clearly defined. operation given consideration Find out If you really have a hearing problem Lines of authority run directly in the inspection from Washington, D. C. but LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS FREE SERVICE there is a regional overlay, Should Be Aware of Artificial on all make* of hearing aid* the allocation process runs Sources of Protein. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY from month to month. And there Livestock producers should FREE CONSULTATION is a consider aide lack of ba be aware that artificial sources 9:30 A.M. To 6 P.M. on all hearing aid problem» sic information regarding of protein should be fed with supply and demand. a concentrate such as barley FREE WIND NOISE REDUCER REG. $4.99 But the problem is here now or corn to be most effective al for tome typa» of aid* and Piper’s office is assigned though these sources of protein 12 NOON TO 5 P.M. to deal with it in Oregon. He, such as Urea and Biuret are FREE DEMONSTRATIONS along with others attempting to economical sources of protein of nawa*t Bellona hearing aid model* cope with the crisis on the state Urea fed to mature cattle, for government level, can be rea instance 600 pounds of barley Don't Put Up With Whistling ched by phoning the toll-free thoroughly mixed with 100 a new custom earmold could help Energy Informationcenter num pounds of urea lias as much J - —< ber-1-800-452-0340. protein and energy as 700 pounds Va Price Only During This Workshop Meanwhile, tie emphasizes protein and energy as 700 the full name of his of flee-- pounds of 43 percent protein SPECIAL! Batteries Energy Allocation and Conser soybean oil meal In feeding 2 for the Price of 1 vation. That last word is the urea care should be taken to (Limit 2p»rpw*on) key, states Piper The only assure thorough mixing with a immediate over-all solution to carbohydrate such as grain or IF YOU CAN’T COME IN FOR THIS the shortage is conservation of molasses to avoid losses from HEARING WORKSHOP, OUR CONSULTANT WILL Ì COME TO YOU CALL M4 Jill the energy we now have. nitrate poisoning. To assure adequate mineral gRirlr > a supplementation mix 1 part steamed bone meal, calcium phosphate or Tricalcium phos Terry Sells, Manager HEARING AID SERVICE phate with 3 parts coarsely I» JW 2nd Ave. Ontario, Oregon ground Trace mineralized salt and feed free choice. as •<»■« ★ ★ ★ A Salem Scene Htiffy BICYCLES County Agent 10-SPEED 3-SPEED $5988 $5288 10-SPEED 10-SPEED o • o WHY BE DEAF? o o o o o o eo o • o FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ACT NOW! Most hearing problems can be helped BETTER HEARING WORKSHOP BATTLE SHIP OPERATION OPEN WEEKDA YS SUNDA YS CH/5 iRGE Nyssa, Oregon