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The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Thursday, November 29, 1973 GLEN BROWN TO DAIRY CATTLE SEMINAR DEC. 4 Other speakers scheduled are Dairymen as well as beef BE HONORED AT cattle producers will lie offered Dr Guy Reynolds - Extension one of the most complete pro Annual Health Specialist, "Re OPEN HOUSE if you bought a large tur key for Thanksgiving and have left-overs use them In soups, salads, and sandwiches. By freezing the left-over turkey for a couple of weeks, you can make a gourmet dish out of it. California TurkeySaladlsthe answer. This combination ma kes an excellent salad CALIFORNIA TURKEY SALAD White raisins have been a bit hard to find but they are available from time to time To prepare them for the cake, I pour the raisins into a sauce pan, cover them with water and bring them to a boil. Remove them from the range, let them stand for several hours and drain. ELEGANT FRUITCAKE (White) I lb. butter 2 cups turkey, diced 3 cups sugar 1 cup celery, cubed 6 eggs, separated 1 cup seedless white grapes 5 cups flour (reserve 2 cups (sliced) to dredge fruit) 1/2 cup mayonnaise 1 teaspoon soda 1/2 teaspoon Accent i/3 cup cooking wine or orange 1 teaspoon salt or substitute juice 1/2 cup toasted almonds I - 2 oz bottle lemon extract 1 head lettuce (yes' a 2 oz. bottle) Dice turkey into large cuties, 6 cups pecans or walnuts, chop add celery and sliced grapes ped Mix in mayonnaise and season 1/2 lb. candied pineapple ings. Sprinkle with toasted al 1/2 lb. candied cherries monds Serve on shredded let 2 cups white raisins tuce. Cream butter and sugar Add egg yolks and beat until smooth. Stir in flour and soda, alterna Fruit Cakes make wonder ting with lemon extract and wine ful Christmas gifts for your Add dredged nutsandfruit. Fold neighbors and friends They're in stiffly beaten egg whites. "in season” and everyone who Pour into foil lined 1 1/2 lb. tastes this Elegant Fruitcake pans and bake at 275 degrees declares it a winner for 2 hours, or until done Cool. Some like dark Fruit Cakes Sprinkle with wine, wrap in foil and some enjoy the light cakes. and store Makes five 1 to I always choose the light. I 1/2 lb. loaves grams on animal reproduction productive Pathology” - fol problems December 4--1000 lowed by Dr. H. P. Adams, a.m. - Golden Slipper at Vale, O.S.U. Extension Dairy Specia Importance and Relation according to Rav Novotny, list Countv Agent, The agent em- of Nutrition to Reproduction.” phasized that one of the most Malheur’s top quality and serious problems facing dairy quantity dairymen will be re men is reproduction. cognized as well as community Oregon State University and service awards will be pre the Oregon Dairymen's Asso sented by O.D.A. director Mai ciation are cooperating to pre lone, Novotny concluded. Any sent the session in the county one interested in further in Luncheon Mooting Novotny, stated. "That some of formation should contact the Planned Wednesday the very top' people in the field County Extension Office in On of animal physiology and repro tario. The Treasure Valley Chris duction will lie present." tian Women will meel Wednes Dr Bob Mallone, Silverton, day, December 5. at the La a 1,000 cow dairy operator. Paloma Cafe at 1 o.m in On Director of O.D.A. and a ve tario. terinarian will discuss "Cat Music will tie presented by tle Reprixluction Problems and Tones-T-Tunes featuring Do A Nyssa man, Guadalu|>e Ur- Breeding Management.” Dr. rothy and Don Hardenbrook Fred Stormshak, O.S.U., Phy ritia, 21, is listed in fair con Special feature will beChrist- dition at the Nyssa hospital rnas music andchalk draw ing by siologist, will present "Physio where lie was taken with se logy of Bovine Reproduction," Don Hardenbrook. vere head injuries last Thurs Novotny stated. Holiday fashions will be mod- day night following an alterca led during the luncheon. Every tion near the Nyssa LaborCamp. LEGION AUXILIARY one is asked to wear holiday Juan Perez, 20, Nyssa, was favorites, long skirts if you wish. The American Legion Au arrested by Nyssa police and Speaker for the luncheon will tie Mrs. Idah Kaufman of Buhl, xiliary, Adrian «109 ladies are charged with assault in the preparing to pack cookies for first degree. Perez was ar Idaho. I^et's have a full house, in the Veterans hospital in Boise. raigned Friday and bond was vite and bring others. For re These cookies are part of the placed at $1,000. He was lod ged in the Malheur County jail. servations call Betty Nielson at patients Christmas. They would welcome cookies 372-3241 Reservations are ne from anyone that would like to He asked for a eourt ap cessary. Cookies can be left at pointed attorney and a preli Free baby sitting will be pro help. vided at the Baptist Church in the home of Sue Ashcraft in minary hearing will be held. Ontario._____________________ Adrian on December 4 at 2 p.m. An open house honoring Glen Brown for 20 years of Com munity Service is School Dis trict 61 clerk will be held at Adrian Grade School Cafeteria, Thursday, December 6, from 7 to 9 p.m. All of his friends are cor dially invited to attend. There will be a money tree. Man Injured In Fight NYSSA STREET CREWS decorated Main Street Christmas Season. Nyssa Police week in preparation for the Livestock Producers To Study Disease Investigate Theft ns last Nyssa city polir e are investi gating the theft of $246 of church money last Thursday from the home of Marcelino Alonzo on North Sixth. Police reported Mrs. Alonzo went to church services in the evening and the money in a collection box, was missing when she returned home. Police said the house was locked and they have not ascertained how entry was made. Livestock producers who have sufferedcattle losses from disease or nutritional problems will want to attend meetings ar ranged to discuss these prob lems December 13 in Vale at the Vale Grange Hall or at Jordan Valiev at the HighSchool on December 14, according to George Bain, Malheur County Extension Agent. Presenting the informational these meetings from 1:30 - 4:30 p m. both days will be Dr. Guy Reynolds. DVM, Oregon State University ExtensionSer- vice Veterinarian Specialist with the help of local veteri narians and Dean Frischknecht, Animal Science Specialist from Oregon State University Ex tension Service. The primary purpose of these meetings. Bain says, is topro- vide information to ranchers about some of the nutritional de ficiencies that may be causing breeding problems or losses and some preventative mea sures that can be taken to prevent losses from common disease of cattle. <■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■> 1 NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS NEWELL HEIGHTS - Mr. and Mrs BUI Holdt and fa mily of Vancouver, came Wed nesday evening to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson and other relatives Guests at the Simpson family Thanksgiving dinner at the Ma rliMi York home in Vale were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holdt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Simpson and family, Mr and Mrs. Alfred Simpson and fa mily, Mr and Mrs. Darryl Simpson, Mrs Carl Fenn, and Mrs. Lester York of Ontario. Mrs. Marie Moore was a Thanksgiving dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. K I. Peterson in Adram Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Gerrit Tim merman were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and family and Mr and Mrs Jerry Brewer of Big . -Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Slam I- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lull g Statu and Mi and Mrs. John < Timmerman of Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill > Lee and Terri were Thanks- '• giving dinner guests of Mr 2 and Mrs. Kenneth Price in 2 Ridgeview Other dinner guests • were Mr and Mrs. Ira Price and Mr. and Mrs Lambert Deer- • king 2 Miss Annie Rossbarii of Bel- • lingtiam. Washington was a Fri day lune lie on guest oi Mr. and • Mrs. Carl l-ee Hill, Lee, and Z Terri 2 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kirsch ; and Lysle Kirsch of Scio, Ore- • gon came Thursday morning 2 to spend Thanksgiving wnli Mr. and Mrs. Herb Weuke. Other ; Thanksgiving dinner guests were their daughter, Mrs Kathy Katruska and Steve of Ontario and Dan Martin of the Moun- 2 tain Home Air Force Base. ; The men did some chuckar • hunting over the weekend Thanksgiving dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Dale Witt were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van De Water and son Kent of Big Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman and Mrs. Edna Cow ling of Adrian. Mr. and Mrs Wallace But ler, Ia*a and Brooke of Ore gon City, Oregon were Thanks giving dinner guests of Mi. and Mrs. Bill Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb and Melanie of Adrian ,» were afternoon visitors. Melanie Webb of Adrian was ■2 a Friday dinner guest in the Bill Webb home > Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith > and son were Thanksgiving din ner guests of his mother. Mrs. ■' Alice Smith s % Nolan Field- -Waldo Co. INSURANCE AGÍNCIÍS AU I Y PI 8 OF INSURANCE IN C L UDING FARM « Vale O ntoi io Nyssa 3/ ì 1162 Mr. and Mrs. Arie Smit and family of Vale were Thanks giving dinner guest of Mr and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and son, Greg. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff visited Mrs. Alma Topliff in Nyssa Tuesday evening. Mrs. Grace Williams of Cul desac came Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Schiemer and baby. They were all Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs. Tina Schiemer. Other dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hale and Ann of Bellingham. Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kriegft and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Palmer and Mr and Mrs. Dick Kriegti were Thanksgiving din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Cham berlain and son Donald of Nyssa were Thanksgiving dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Chamberlain. Cherrylee Chamberlain and Teresa Corn of Big Bend went to Portland Monday to attend a weeks "HeadStart” work shop. Ross Mills was a Thanks giving dinner guest of his sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Batt in Ontario, in the afternoon he visited Mr. and Mrs Tony Martinez. Mr and Mrs. Marion York and family of Vale were Sa turday evening dinner guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Alfred Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt Jr. i and family and Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Pratt and family from Moscow spent the holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt Sr. and fa- mlly. Shelia Pratt who attends col lege at Boise was home for the Thanksgiving holidays Carolyn and Shelia Pratt en tered tin» “Make It With Wool” contest in Vale on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Lindville returned ome Friday after Thanksgiving with spending their son, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lindville in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Byrd of Twin Falls spent Thanks giving with Edna LeeStam. Mrs. Mary Jarvis returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd were Thanksgiving dinner guests of their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sally Judd and sons in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wal ker and Mrs. Carl Fenn were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Simpson. Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Anstocio Gonzalez home were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tranquilino Martinez, and bro ther Mr. and Mrs. Danny Mar tinez all of Nyssa, a sister- in-law Joe Ramos of Adrian and one of the chllrens Go<*>arerits, Mr and Mrs. Ruben Lopez and family of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and Mrs. Alma Topliff ofNyssa attended an openhouse for Mrs. Ethel Goodell in Ontario Sa turday in honor of her 80th birthday. Public Meeting NOVEMBER 30 - Council Meeting, City Hall, 1 p.m. DECEMBER 4 - Owyhee Ir rigation District, 17 S. 1st. St., Nyssa, 8 p.m. DECEMBER 5 - Nyssa Ar cadia Drainage District, 106 Main Street, Nyssa. 8 p.m. /// 7//Z I ■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ O PHONE 372-2183 OOM ' <z r-4 . >/ -s 'I PICNIC WtE LEAN CUNE R FARM A y Treasure Valley W FLOUR J 25 « J EARP/ GARDEN SS: 3K!. WIÉNBRG a. £/T£AUSA6& tust Riorr.'.' TÉNDCR lENPfR PO< PORK curverà CHICK THIS PRICE bag CHECK THIS PRICI PORK ROAST... V <5. V » F/ 7 / À HO RM EL VALUE NOW,.,, WOO I r 98*- LEAN-TEMPER. BACON JJJ. PORK STEAK ÍW 1 ACHES/ *2/£ 30oz. k TÍN 33' » W THRlL-L HQUlP 22 oz . äORtfNTÄ« 59 < EACH ICE AAI UK A^î. FLAVORS’ NISVETS CORN S Esili SL j -- w/o y ôapvon C?REEN ÔIANT X Good only •« CLOVER. FARM 6T0RE£ 8w »tn W ffirasa»! Bisquidi ¡40 oz . 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