Thursday, March 21, 1974
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
New« About
SERVICEMEN
HC3c R. Santoi
PUERTO RICO - Coast
Guard Hospital Corpsman
Third Class Richard R. San
tos, whose wife Yolanda is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Perez of Route 1,
Nyssa, has reported for duty
at the Coast Guard Air Sta
tion here.
A former student of Bee
County Junior College, Bee
ville, Texas, he joined the
Coast Guard In February 1972.
Army Reserve
Opportunities
The right combination of a little of this and lots of that
turns this recipe of fresh wholesome dairy ingredients, sea
sonings and chicken into a supreme casserole creation.
It's handsomely garnished with sliced avocado and almonds
shortly before it comes out of the oven.
Half and half
and grated sharp Cheddar cheese team to make a smooth,
lustrous sauce to cover chunks of cooked chicken.
CHICKEN SUPREME OREGON
4 chicken breast halves
1 onion, cut into wedges
3 cups hot water
1 teaspoon whole pepper
Salt
1 bay leaf
2 celery stalks, cut up
1/4 pound mushrooms, sliced
3 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
April 1974 is the month the
United States Army Reserve
will promote PROJECT 100.
This is a program to enable
the Army Reserve to achieve
IOO. .tr.-ngth,
A variety
of programs are available to
prior service personnel as
well as non-prior personnel.
Any Interested young man
or woman who would like to
receive more information
about serving in the United
States Army Reserve is en
couraged to contact Major
Bill Morrison at 372-3151
(Business) or 372-3690.
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1 cup half and half
1/2 teaspoon basil
1/4 teaspoon rosemary, crumbled
Few dashes liquid red pepper seasoning
1 cup sharp Cheddar cheese, grated
1 avocado
2 tablespoons toasted sliced almonds
Combine chicken, onion, water, pepper, 2 teaspoons salt,
bay leaf and celery. Cover, bring to boll and simmer 50
minutes or until tender. Lift chicken from broth. Discard
skin and bones. Strain and save broth. Pull apart or cut
chicken into bite size pieces. Place in I l/2-quart baking
dish. Saute mushrooms in butter in skillet. Lift out and add
to chicken.
Blend flour with butter left in skillet. Stir
Ui half and half, 1/2 cup chicken broth, basil, rosemary,
red pepper seasoning and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Cook, stirring
until mixture thi sens and bolls. Blend in cheese. Pour
over chicken and mushrooms. Bake uncovered in 400degree
oven 25 minutes or until thoroughly heated. Halve avocado,
discard seed and skin. Slice lengthwise. Top casserole
with avocado and almonds.
Bake five minutes longer.
Makes 4 servings.
NEW
Police speculate that Rod
ríguez suffered a heart at
tack just prior to the ac
cident. The vehicle he was
driving jumped the sidewalk
and struck another parked ve-
hfa
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Acting PoliceChief Pancho
Rios reports an auto acci
dent March 15 at North Fifth
and Ehrgood, involving cars
of Hazel Michael, 79, Nyssa
and Ken Seward, 21, Nyssa.
Mrs. Michael was hospita
lized and released. Seward
was cited for failure to yield.
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give a smoother cool. Twist
is the first new cigarette prod
uct to combine lemon as a
flavoring with menthol; it has
a cork-tipped filter with a
thin lemon stripe on the filter
tipping wrap.
There’s a reason that the
makers of this cigarette say:
“Our new menthol is a lemon.”
Sales figures suggest that
it’s a peach of an idea!
♦
Because of this extraordinary
record of reliability, all new
Nyssa
Mr. Bates will be direc
tor for the district compe
tition next year. Dale Wil
kins of Vale was director
this year.
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STOUT APPLIANCE
Kathy Kunkel made it into
the finals for her homorous
reading, ‘‘Cutting from Pyg
malion.”
tOAST
Westinghouse & Hotpoint
* Within 25 mile radius of Nyssa
Dean Wilson, gave an af
ter dinner speech;
Kathy
Kunkel, a serious and a hu
morous
reading,
Renee
Lattin, serious reading; Ma
rian Chadwick, humorous
reading;; Carla Hoskins,
poetry reading; and Steve
Bosselman, radio speech.
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Of all the new
Westinghouse & Hotpoint
Seven Nyssa students at
tended the District »9 speech
competition at Eastern Ore
gon College in La Grande
on March 9.
This was the first time
these students have partici
pated in this competition, ac
cording to their instructor
Don Bates.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne
visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Mikesell af Notus Wecjnesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ste
venson of Boise were dinner
guests Thursday of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Payne. The two
women
were
schoolday
chums.
Mrs. John Stam and Mrs.
John Craner attended the
harden club meeting at Madge
Thomsons in Nyssa Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne
were dinner guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. Nel Manning of Coun
cil, at the MaudieOwen’sCafe
Saturday evening. The Man
nings came home with them
and were overnight guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans
called on Kinsey Keveren in
the Ontario Hospital Saturday
evening. Kinsey had hip sur
gery there Wednesday mor
ning and is doing real well
now.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stam
returned from Chicago where
they attended a meeting for
cooperatives recently
EVERYDAY
372-2201
we had only
two warrantee service calls.
District #9 Speech
Competition
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When you stop and think
about it-the lemon has been
put to more uses than any
other citrus fruit.
Ever since the Parmana
invented lemonade in 1630,
and perhapa even before, man
has known that the fresh, de
licious smell of lemon can be
transferred to other products.
And that’s exactly what man
has set out to do, and so
has woman.
And now the lemon
squeezes through again, this
time to the delight of ciga
rette smokers! A dash of lem
on freshness has been added
to the new menthol Twist
cigarettes. They taste fresher
than ordinary cigarettes and
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March 19, Mr. and Mrs.
David Brown, Parma, boy.
March 13, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hernandez, Nyssa,
boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Humberto
Samba Group Meets (‘fulntero- Ontario, girl.
March 14, Mr. and Mrs.
Members of the Samba Nathan Suitter, Durkee, girl.
club were entertained at the
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Gro
home of Mrs. EmilStunz Fri gan, New Plymouth, girl.
day, March 15. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Max Brit-
Mrs. Frank Morris and Mrs. tingham, Nyssa, girl.
Harry Miner. High honors
March 18, Mr. and Mrs.
went to Mrs. Stunz and Mrs. Wynn Westcott, Vale, boy.
Tom Eldredge won second
March 19, Mr. and Mrs.
high.
James Transue, Payette,boy.
WIDE SELECTION
NYSSA
HELLO
WORLD!
Jose Luis Rodríguez, 20,
Nyssa and Zelma Young, 58,
Fruitland were Involved in
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an auto accident March 16
in Nyssa. Mrs. Young was
hospitalized and released.
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Jeff Carter, 33, Nyssa and
Henry Jackson, 26, Nyssa
were involved in a fight on
North
First and Walnut
March 16. They were ar
rested for disorderly con
duct and both were arraign
ed in Justice Court on Mon-
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Jose Rodríguez, Sr., 66
Nyssa died the morning of
Thursday, March 14,follow
ing an auto accident at the
corner of Second and Mam
Street at the stoplight.
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