Thursday, January 29. 1976
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Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
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Adult Nonfiction Books
Apple Valley Items
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Knox of Grandview were
Friday guests of his parents
Mr. and Mrs William Knox
Mr and Mrs. Waldo
Smalley were Friday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ruhen Henshaw at Meridian
and they also visited with
Mrs. Mary Nichols at Nampa
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols
returned Friday from Ste
vensville, Montana. They
were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Nichols of
Boise and Vernon Nichols of
Las Vegas, They went to
attend a memorial service for
Mrs. Verda Nichols, their
mother at Stevensville on
Thursday.
Mr and Mrs. Fay Collins
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. Don Fox at
Adrian
Mrs. Estella Frasier of
Boise and Mrs. Mamie
Williams of Eagle were
Friday afternoon visitors of
Mrs. Fav Collins.
Sunset
Valley News
Page Nine
FRENCH COOKING MADE EASY
By Martha Lorensen
CHOCOLATE MOUSSE
r-
The French know how to make the end of the meal light and reviving or make it a
spectacular finale.
Chocolate M oumw is an ideal ending to a heavy meal Each fluffy spoonful ■ bursting
with chocolate This version calls for rich, flavorful Blue Bonnet Margarine. Testa conduct
ed in European cooking schools comparing Blue Bonnet and butter found no difference
in performance on flavor.
SUNSET VALLEY • Mr
Wilson in Graniteville, Idaho.
and Mrs. Russell Nelson are
Mr and Mrs Bob Newgen
the parents of a son. who were dinner guest* on
arrived on Jahuary 12 at the Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Mercy Hospital in Nampa
John Reffett.
He weighed eight-pounds,
Mr and Mrs. Ernie Prince
one-ounce. His name is house of Ontario were viai-*
Russell Jeremy. Mrs. Nelson
tors on Sunday afternoon at
can be remembered as the the home of Mrs. John
former Barbara Phelps
Reffett.
"Grandma and Grandpa"
Mr. and Mrs. Gary George
arc Mr and Mrs. Jim Phelps
and daughter, Jennifer of
Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen
Yakima. Washington were
were dinner guests on
visitors at the home of their
Sunday at the home of Mrs.
grandparents, Mr and Mrs.
CHOCOLATE MOUSSE
Rose Douglas in Parma.
Kenneth Lorensen over the
12 lady fingers, split
1 cup (1 6-ounce pack
Mr and Mrs. Ken Loren weekend. They returned
3/4 cup (1-1/2 sticks)
age) semi-sweet
sen were visitors at the home
home on Sunday morning,
Blue Bonnet Margar
chocolate pieces,
of the Rev. and Mrs.
and planned a stop at
ine
melted
Kenneth Himple. Harriet and
Whitman College to visit
1/2 cup sugar
6 egg whites
Gloria Lorensen attended the
their son who is attending the
6 egg yolks
Young People's Service at
1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla
College
1/2 cup coarsely chopped
the Baptist Church in the
1 teaspoon rum extract
pecans
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Loren
evening in Twin Falls. They
sen Harriet and Gloria
Line a 9 x 5 x 3-inch loaf pan with waxed paper Arrange split lady fingers around
returned home Sunday night.
Lorensen and Mr and Mrs.
sides, then on bottom of pan. (1)
A Coffee and Bible study in
Gary George and Jennifer
Cream margarine, gradually add sugar and cream together until light and fluffy. (2)
the book of Mark is being
George were among those
Add unbeaten egg yolks, one at a time, beat until smooth after each addition. Thoroughly
held at the home of Mrs. Jim
blend in vanilla, rum extract, and melted semi-sweet chocolate pieces Beat egg whites
who attended the Pancake
l.angley, each Tuesday from
until stiff but not dry; fold into chocolate mixture (3) Fold in coarsely chopped pecans.
Supper which was held by
Pour into pan lined with lady fingers. Refrigerate overnight
9:30 till 11 a m. It is activated
the Grange at the Oregon
To serve, invert on serving plate; remove waxed paper. Decorate top with whipped
through the Christian Wo
Trail Grange Hall.
cream. Cut into thin slices to serve (4) —mousse is very rich. Make-i about 12 to 15
men’s efforts, is open to all
Mr. and Mrs. Doyn Price
servings.
who arc interested. Meetings
of Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
start promptly at 9:30 and
Homer Whitman of Caldwell.
close also on time. Mrs. Elver
Ewen Chard and Mrs. Hazel
[ Historical Highlights ] Nielsen is Lesson Leader.
Sewright of Nyssa, were
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
dinner guests on Sunday at
Lorensen Harriet and Gloria
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
from the prior year's $21,-
reporting requirements of the
Elver Nielsen.
HOME OF THE BRAVE Lorensen attended a Sixty
First National Bank of
366.000. Earnings amounted
Comptroller of Currency, was
Year Wedding Anniversary
Howard Day underwent Oregon reported a decline in
to $3.79 per share compared
increased by $1.0 million to a
reception, which was held at
surgery at the Holy Rosary earnings for the year 1975.
Adult Fiction
with $4.02 per share for 1974.
total of $16.4 million.
St John's Lutheran Church in
Hospital in Ontario last week. compared with a record high
Net income after securities
Deposits at year-end to
Buhl, Idaho on Sunday
He returned home January the year before. Strong
The Devil A W ebaler Daniels— Terrence Lore Smith A
transactions was $19,664.000 taled $2,312.881.000 com
afternoon.
The
reception
in
26.
where
he
is
recuperating
new kind of adventure piques the interest of Webster Daniels,
deposit grow th and a nominal
or $3.70 a share. This
pared with $2.178.444.000
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
satisfactorily at the present decline in loans were noted
and almost costs him his life: the pursuit of the devil.
compared with $20.972.000
reported at the close of
Daiss was hosted by their
time.
The Shrouded Walls A The Dark Shore —Susan
for the period ending De
or $3.95 per share last year.
business in 1974, an increase
children, who were all
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck cember 31, announced Ro
Howatch
I he Shrouded Walls: Suspense, danger, romance
of $134,437.000 or 6.2 per
present.
Many
out-of-state
Martin of Vale were visitors bert F. Wallace, chairman of
and sudden death all blend frighteningly in the high-ceilinged
cent. Total assets amounted
friends and relatives were
Wallace said the bank’s
on Sunday morning at the the statewide financial insti
rooms of an INth century mansion, when Marianne Fleury
to
$3,022.547,000.
present.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Daiss
lower
earnings
for
the
year
agreed to marry Axel Brandson. in a marriage of
home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry tution.
Loan totals at the end of
are former residents. They
convenience.
resulted partly from a rapid
Culbertson.
The
bank
reported
income
Not many Americans, ac came at a time when many
the year were $1,429,141.000
drop in the high interest rates
Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen before securities transactions
The Dark Shore Sarah Hamilton has become the bride of
cording to the U.S. Marine
off
$12.548.000 or 0.9 per
from
Nebraska
were
arriving.
returned home January 22 for the fourth quarter of
reached in 1974 and softness
charming Jon Towers—but "accidents" happen, and Sarah's
Corps Reserves, are familiar
cent from $1.441,689.000
from a vacation trip which $5.002.000. or 94 cents per
of loan demand, which
instincts warn her to run for her life Susan Howatch. the
with the third danza of the Mr. Daiss is a brother of Mrs.
reported on December 31,
persisted throughout the
began when they left here share, down 7.9 per cent
author of "Penmarnc" has created another of her spellbound
Star-Spangled Banner Here Otto Wolfe who now resides
1974.
in
Nampa.
The
farm
then
novels.
it ia.
year.
early in November. They from $5.434.000. or $1.02 a
The Nyssa branch reported
owned by Otto Wolfe is now
visited their sister Mae Rowe share, a year earlier. Income
First National continued to
MASQUE OF HONOR—Edward Linn and Jack Pearl As
deposits of $18.642,000 and
occupied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
experience
favorably
low
net
and
brother
Floyd
Newgen
in
Oh, thue be it ever
after securities transactions
a black man. a soldier, and an American. Captain David
Fred Schilling.
loan losses with 1975'» total loans of $8,787,000 as of
Healdsburg, California and a was $4,524.000 or 85 cents a
when freemen ehall eland.
Walsh was acclaimed a hero and feted with a hero's
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Magnus
He tween their loved homer
of $1.4 million, the lowest for December 31. Comparable
twin sister Nora Ward in share, compared with $5.-
welcome, privately and publicly. Could he. for only personal
Ekariger spent the weekend
and the war'e deeolation.
the bank in the last seven totals fot the branch a year
Romoland; also the Newgen 430.000 or $1.02 during
reasons-integrity. honesty—give the lie to those honors and
at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Hleet with vicfry and peace,
brothers. Lloyd and Ben in fourth quarter 1974.
years, representing only 0.10 ago were $14,491.000 in
all that they meant? Here is a brilliant novel which reveals a
may the heav'n reecued land Paul Cleaver in Pocatello,
per cent of average loans. deposits and $7,936.000 in
Anaheim. A month was spent
For
1975,
income
before
terribly real, frightening dilemma in which a good and decent
Praiee the Power that hae mode Idaho. They returned home
The bank's reserve for loan loans.
at Yuma. Arizona. Their secunties transactions was
and preeerved U« a nation
man may have no choice except on which horn he is to be
on Monday evening.
losses, modified to meet new
return trip home was through $20.125.000. off 5.8 per cent
Then conquer we muet,
impaled
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phelps.
Tecapa Hot Springs and
when our cauee it te juet.
Statistic» Indicate
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Suvdam
Death Valley. They report
The Raj—Donald H Robinson • This story is set in the
And thie be our motto
and
Claudia
Montague
of
that good weather and good
years somewhat before World War II. the time of Gandhi's
"In God ie our true!
Citie» Loting Appeal
And the etar epangled banner Vale were dinner guests
roads were theirs to enjoy
fasts, when large segments of India's youth had neither time
Friday
evening
at
the
home
in
triumph
ehall
wave
throughout
their
travels.
nor patience for such nonviolent protests. Here is a whole
The historic migration to the
of Mrs. Suydam's parents in
O'er the land of the free
colorful world of British India in the pride and danger before
cities in the United States has
and the home of the brave.
Boise to honor Mr. Suydam
the fall, a time when trumpets blew, procotol was perfect,
reversed in the 1970’s, accord
on his birthday.
caste structure rigid, and courage, venality, and intrigue
ing to Calvin L. Beale, leader of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ora
Newgen
flourished beneath the flying flags.
U. S. Savings Bonds sales the Savings Bonds awareness the Population Studies Group
were luncheon guests on
program.
As
Oregonians
Oxrt of the Silent Planet—C W Lewis This is the frist
in the State of Oregon-
"He who Intent understands " Monday evening at the home
for the U.S. Department of
book of the trilogy devoted to the interplanetary adventures of
continue to show growth. The have been alerted to the Agriculture.
— Old proverb of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore
Dr. Ransom. Cambridge philologist.
November sales figures re enhanced actual yield on
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
leased today by the U. S. Savings Bonds due to the tax
The U.S. population increase
Alexander and family and
Treasury reveal that Orego advantages enjoyed by Sav from 1970 to July 1973 was
Mrs. Elvin Fogelman. San
nians purchased $199,445 ings Bonds, sales have shown 3.2 per cent The metropolitan
dra. Karen and Scott were
more Bonds this November constant growth. Savings increase was 2.9 per cent, and
dinner guests on Sunday at
Lyle H. Dahlin, District
than thev did in November. Bonds are exempt from state non metropolitan increase was
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
and local taxes, and the
Director of the Immigration
1974.
4.2 per cent
John Grottveit in Nyssa. The
and Naturalization Service
Purchases of $4.568.270 in accumulated interest earned
"Birthday Dinner" was to
reminded aliens in Oregon
November increased the year on Savings Bonds need not
honor the birthdays of both
Mr. Beale, in a speech to the
that Saturday is the deadline
to-date sales to $52.749.240. be declared on the Federal
Mrs. Alexander and Mrs
for filing address report
This is a record for peace income tax until the Bonds Coalition for Rural Develop
Fogelman.
ment, attributed the reversal to
are redeemed.
ANY PERSON owning or in possession of taxable personal
forms as required under
time sales.
Mr and Mrs. Charles
an increase in available jobs as
Oregon's
success
story
has
provisions
of
the
1952
Immi
During the last four years
property as of January 1. 1976 at 1: A.M. is required to file a
Glenn were visitors Sunday
gration and Nationality Act.
Oregon has almost doubled not gone unnoticed in Wash manufacturing in rural areas
return with the assessor on or before March 3. 197b. A
afternoon at the home of Mr.
The Immigration Official
its purchase of Savings ington. D. C. The announced increased during the 1960s. Re
and Mrs. Dennis Shenk in
urged aliens who have not yet
penalty is provided for late filing.
Bonds The Oregon office sales quota for 1976 has been sort and retirement develop
Little Valley.
filed their address reports to
says the rapid expansion of increased to $61.3 million. ment in rural areas and changes
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reffett
do so no later than January
the Savings Bonds Program The Oregon office says this is in residential preference were
of Orofino were weekend
LEASED EQUIPMENT is taxable to person or persons in
31 to avoid possible penalties
must be attributed to the flattering, but a source of also cited as factors.
visitors at the home of Mrs.
Mr. Dahlin said the law
possession unless otherwise stated in the agreement or
splendid support given by some concern.
John Reffett.
requires that every alien
Oregon industries in offering
contract.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite
except those having diploma
Savings Bonds to their
and Mrs. Blanche McKie
tic status and representatives
employees on the Payroll
were
weekend
guests
at
the
of certain international or-
INVENTORY OWNERS (including livestock and farm
Savings Plan in their com
home of Mr. and Mrs Lem
gantzations must file th e
panies. Over 60% of all sales
machinery used in planting, cultivating and harvesting farm
Give them what they want, in the flavor they like best!
address report during Ja-
are made on this program.
Teens will cheer for Pizza Beef Squares, a zesty meat loaf
crops) will receive a 6()% reduction, in accordance with
nuary of each year at the
A further contributing fac
with a pizza-type topping.
Professional
nearest Post Office or Immi
tor to Savings Bonds popu
O.R.S. 310.608.
This recipe calls for regular ground beef, but remember
gration and Naturalization
larity has been the exemplary
there are three kinds available at the meat counter...regular,
Service Office.
Directory
support by all facets of the
lean and extra lean. What's the difference? The amount of
HOUSEHOLD furnishings and goods and personal clothing
Mr Dahlin said an esti
media throughout the state
fat. the uses, and of course, the cost. Regular is the best
mated
15.000
aliens
in
the
gratuitously
contributing
to
for personal use are not taxable items.
choice for most of your ground beef dishes, including those
State
of
Oregon
have
filed
Physcans ft Surgeons
juicy beef burgers Lean and extra lean are best for formed
address reports so far this
products, such as meatballs, meat loaves, and hors d’ oerves,
Bicentennial Traflie
O.R.S. 308.290 states in part, ‘‘...failure to receive or secure a
January.
and
for low fat and low calorie diets. Choose the type of
K.E. Kerby, M.D.
A total of approximately 1« Topic of Study
form shall not relieve the person, managing agent or officer
K.A.Dunford, M.D.
ground
beef by its intended use. Ground beef supplies not
26.000 Aliens filed address
The US. Department of only high quality protein, but vitamins and minerals in
T.J. Fuson, M.D.
from the obligation of making any return..." Forms may be
reports in Oregon last year
Transportation has begun a substantial amounts, making this entree nutritious as well as
obtained by contacting the assessor's office.
An increase in this figure is
cost-sharing study with Tufts delicious.
Phv sicians A Surgeons
expected for 1976.
University and the city of
Dial 372-2241
Salem. Mass . to find ways to
PIZZA BEEF SQL ARES
PENALTY PROVISIONS: Late filing. O.R.S. 308.295, after
HOURS 9 io 12 noon A
ease the impact of expected
2 io 5 p m Mondas thru
March 3. 1976 of personal property returns shall be $1.00 for
bicentennial tourist traffic con 2 pounds ground beef
Friday. 10 12 Saturday.
each $I.(XM) (or fractions thereof) of the true cash value, but
gestion in U.S. cities with ma 4 slices beef bacon
jor historic and scenic attrac 1 medium onion, chopped
shall not be less than $10 or more than $250.
Optometrists
1 can(4 oz.) mushroom stems and pieces
tions.
The $77,974 study will be 2 eggs
Dr. John Eash
FAILURE TO FILE with the assessor within the specified time
Out of State Telephone conducted by graduate students 1 cup cooked rice
387 S W 4th Ave..
with the intent to evade taxation (O.R.S. 308.300) shall be
Pitches for Weed Killers: at Tufts under the direction of 1 */> teaspoon salt
On i a rio. Oregon
Determine amounts of active Dr Hermann H Field, direc 1 8 teaspoon pepper
Phone N«9 «017
subject to a penalty of $10 for each day of the continuance of
ingredients in any herbicide tor of the university's graduate 1 can (8 oz.) tomato sauce
such refusal or neglect.
program in urban social and ' i teaspoon leaf oregano
Dr. A. N. Bonde
offered you and use this as
2 slices b'zT'xV«”) Mozzarella cheese
environmental
policy.
your
basis
for
price
compa
7 North 2nd Street.
The study will include an
rison. A check ran on one
Nvssa. Oregon
Cook bacon until crisp Remove bacon and break into small
herbicide being offered by investigation of current trans
Phone 372-3747
telephone showed the active portation systems and parking piece». Reserve two tablespoons onion for topping. Add
ingredients (effective weed provisions within affected cities remaining onion to bacon drippings and cook until tender.
Vetetnanans
killers) in one gallon of the and land use patterns and de Drain onion. Combine ground beef, bacon, onion, mushrooms
material to be valued at about velopment predictions as they and liquid, eggs, rice, salt and pepper Mix well. Pat meat
TREASURE VALLEY
70c while the material was affect traffic projections within mixture into an 8x8x2-inch pan.
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Mix tomato sauce, oregano and the 2 tablespoons onion.
being
offered at about $18.00 the cities Also, the historic
Phone 372-2251
per gallon. At the recom cultural facilities w ill be evalu Pour mixture over meat loaf. Bake in a slow oven (325 deg F.)
Dr. B.E. Roa*
mended rate of 1.5 gallons ated in terms of physical con for 1 hour. Cut cheese into pieces about 2 inches square.
Nvsva. 3’2 5257
per
HMW square feet, the per dition and ability to handle Arrange cheese pieces on meat loaf in 3 rows of 3 pieces
Dr. Robert Derby
acre cost becomes astro current and expected tourist each. Return meat loaf to oven and bake 30 minutes longer.
Parma 722-6537
Result-9 servings
volumes
nomical.
The Round Dance Book—Lloyd Shaw The delightful old
round dances, such as the Viennese Waltz, the Polka, the
Schottische. the Mazurka—you will find this book an
inspiration and guidance toward the easy mastery of these
fascinating and beautiful old steps.
Ihe Best of the Athletic Boys—Jack Newcombe ■ This is
the story of Jim Ihorpe, an American-Indian half breed His
early days as a ward of the government, of his Indian friends
and classmates, of the Agency School, and the Carlisle Indian
School which did so much to shape the phenomenal athlete of
later years.
“I Am Not a Crook*’—Art Buchwald • This is unques
tionably his best and funniest book in years, according to the
Los Angeles Times.
The Housebuilding Book—Dan Browne A professional
builder demonstrates how he builds an entire house-from site
preparation to final trim
logging ihe Redwoods—I ynwood Carranco A John T.
Labbe • Thia book takes a look at the Redwood trees, and at
the great challenge they presented to the hardy pioneer who
met that challenge Here is the story of the California
redwood Lumber industry.
Adventures In the Movies—Ian Cameron Adventure is
about swashbuckling sword fights and dramatic final
shoot-outs as well as Glenn Miller's search for the "sound".
This book is not only about people, it is also about
extravagant, fantastic sets and location! in exotic, faraway
places.
Plaatk-s industry Safety Handbook— Prepared by the
Society of the Plastics Industry • This handbook sets forth
detailed, practical facts and suggestions for developing safety
procedures to cover nearly every aspect of the plastics
industry from material suppliers and equipment manu
facturers to custom molder* and converter*.
Voices from the Wilderness—I dited by
Thoma*
Froncek Here arc the true exciting accounts of America'»
frontiersmen who traveled beyond the edge of civilization in
search of independence, adventure and living space.
William Tecumseh ShermamGold Rush Banker Dwight L.
OUR FLAG
First National Earnings Down
Savings Bonds Sales In
Alien
Oregon Growing
Address
Deadline
NOTICE
Pizza Beef Squares
Your County
Agent Says
OSCAR BRATTON
MALHEUR COUNTY
ASSESSOR
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