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SUNSET VALLEY
ACTIVITIES
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------BY MARTHA LORENSEN
SUNSET VALLEY - Mrs.
Audrie andCarmen Astoreca,
John Reffett received a phone who are piano students of Mrs.
message Sunday announcing the Alice Nishitani, were partici-
arrival of a new great-grand­
pants of a recital presented Sun-
son born May 17, at the Fair­
day afternoon in the chorus
banks hospital.
The baby’s room of the Nyssa High School.
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Twenty-four
students per­
Hite. Paternal grandparents formed.
are Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Langley
also of Alaska.
and Mrs. E.J. Hobson attended
Mrs. Lois Counsil, Charles a pot-luck dinner hosted at
Moore of Ontario, John Knot- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
tingham, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wild Sunday for the Sunday
Young and Mrs. Ross and son school class.
of Portland were rock hunting
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reffett
Saturday and enjoyed a picnic and daughters, Nancy and Joan,
dinner in the Shellbark area. of Moses Lake were guests
Meeting of the Pleasant Hour over the weekend at the home
club was held Monday at the of their mother, Mrs. John
home of Mrs. Ira Price, with Reffett. They returned to Moses
11 members attending.
Lake Sunday.
Bill Sweeney was admitted
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Prince­
at the Malheur Memorial Hos­ house of Ontario were Sunday
pital Saturday as a medical dinner guests at the home of
patient.
Mrs. John Reffett.
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Tal­
Mrs. Harriet Turner and two
bot, Luella Findling, Rusty Tal­ little neighbor friends, Alicia
bot, Mr. and Mrs. DonColeman and Becky, were visitors Sun­
and Shawn and Mr. and Mrs. day at the W.L. Chapin home.
Larry Culbertson and family
Gloria Lorensen was among
were guests Sunday at the home the students of the Adrian sixth
of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cul­ grade class who went on the
bertson. The occasion was in field trip Thursday and enjoyed
honor of the wedding anniver­ the Outdoor Education Tour
saries of the LarryCulbertsons planned by the BLM and the Ex­
and the Buster Talbots.
tension Service.
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hoag-
were Saturday dinner guests at lund of Baker were Wednesday
the home of Mr. and Mrs. visitors at the Ken Lorensen
Emerson Bingaman in Fruit­ home.
land.
Ex-Nebraska friends of Ken­
Mrs. Elver Nielsen attended neth Johnson of Caldwell are
the Christian Business Wo­ glad to learn of the progressive
men’s Executive meeting held improvement
of Johnson’s
Tuesday morning at the home health. He has been completely
of Mrs. Gertrude Bliss in Pay­ removed from intensive care
ette.
and will soon be able to go
Harriet
Lorensen,
Jody to his home.
Phelps and Carmen Astoreca
Women of the Owyhee Com- ;
were among the junior high munity Church are preparing j
students of the Adrian school a Banquet which will be served i
who participated in the Adrian, in the church basement Satur­
Nyssa and Vale track meet and day evening, May29at5:30p.m.
party, held Friday afternoon at Plates will be $1.50. Members
the school grounds in Nyssa. of the Prairie Bible Institute
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price at­ will be present for the dinner.
tended a Pomona Grange meet­ There will be a program and
ing held Saturday evening at the Fellowship followed by special
Big Bend Grange Hall.
speakers with special singing.
Vicky and Susan Share and
All friends and interested
Sherrie Price were weekend persons are invited, but should
visitors at the home of their contact Pastor Fred Moxom
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. to reserve plates. Phone 372-
Ira Price.
2761, no later than May 22.
Mr. and Mrs. John Price
and Becky, and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Price were Sunday
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afternoon visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price.
Cynthia Chapin, daughter of
the Charles Chapins, spent the
Tina Call
weekend at the home of her
ADRIAN - Mr. and Mrs. K.C
parents.
Beitman of Lexington, Nebr.
Mrs. Richard Ellison of Wil­ are visiting the home of Mr
der and her daughter, Mrs. Au­ and Mrs. F.E. Deffer for a
drey Keeland of Myrtle Point, few days. Sunday the Deffers
were dinner guests Thursday at and Mr. and Mrs. Beitman were
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora dinner guests at the home of
Newgen.
Fred Deffer.
Mrs. Joanne Show was a
Clyde Martin, son of Mr. and
visitor at the Ora newgen home Mrs. Robert Duncan went to
Sunday evening.
Forest Grove, May 12 to attend
Mrs.
Judy
Nielsen was the "Music in May.” He re­
hostess Saturday afternoon at turned May 15.
a Baby Shower honoring the
Mrs. Bill Looney, Mary and
twin girls of Mr. and Mrs. Marge were Sunday dinner
John Phelps now of Fruitland. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mr. and Mrs. James Phelps Long. Last Thursday the Longs
of this area are the paternal had Mr. and Mrs. Tague of On­
grandparents of the babies. tario for evening visitors.
Guests were Mrs. Harold Dail
Mr. and Mrs. K.I. Peterson
and daughters, Mrs. Boyd Haney were Sunday dinner guests of
and daughter, Mrs. Jess Asu- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mervil
mendi and daughter, Mrs. Ken Hutchinson of Nyssa. The Pe­
Lorensen and daughters, Mrs. tersons had callers from Vale
James Phelps and daughters, Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Mrs. Wayne Robb, Mrs. Amy Martin.
Friday evening the
Stradley, Mrs. Elver Nielsen Petersons visited with Mrs.
and Mrs. Clara Corfield.
Marie Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley B. Wal­
and family of rural Nyssa and ker Sr. were Sunday afternoon
Tony Kratzberg of Parma were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday dinner guests at the Gayle Martin.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora New­
Mr. and Mrs. G.E. Mackey
gen.
visited their mother, Mrs. Flo­
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ellison res Goweyin Boise Friday after­
and family of Nampa were Sun­ noon thru Sunday. Two sisters
day afternoon visitors at the were also visitors, Mrs. Lois
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Durocher and family, Wilma
Newgen.
Long and Pat. Thursday they
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell also visited Mr. and Mrs. Char­
were visitors Sunday at the home les Walker where they enjoyed
of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mitchell playing Pinochle duringthe eve­
in Payette.
ning.
Mrs. Myrtle Hillis and Mr.
On Saturday the 15th, Mr. and
and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell were Mrs. Wesley B. Walker, Sr.
Nampa business visitors Thurs­ enjoyed a picnic with their son
day.
Wesley Walker, Jr. Chuck Wal­
Mrs. Robert Smith Jr., of Pen­ ker, another son, entertained
dleton and her aunt of Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Walker,
were Saturday evening visitors
Sr. with a Mother’s Day din­
at the home of Mrs. LoisCoun­ ner.
sil.
Tina and Jeff Hamilton, son
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knot- and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
tingham and son David of Gold Don Hamiliton, stayed with their
Beach, Oregon arrived Sunday cousin in Payette over the week­
evening to visit their mother, end returning home Sunday
Mrs. Lois Counsil, and other afternoon.
relatives.
Cecil Webb announces the
: Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel As- departure of her daughter Tam­
toreca and Mr. and Mrs. Ed my Webb to visit her sister in
Lowtrip of Ontario, celebrated North Fork, Virginia where they
their wedding anniversaries plan on a summer cruise.
Friday evening with a dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Matt­
party in Caldwell.
hews, Becky; and Debbie Bow­
• Audrie Astoreca, Frank Asu- ers, spent the weekend with
inendi and Roberta Asumendi Matthews’ parents Mr. and Mrs.
fcere included among a group E.R. Magden in Mountain Home.
of Adrian High School students
who attended the play, "Beckett”
Which was presented by local
talent of the Boise schools and
college at the Lutheran Church
Friday evening.
BIG BEND BUC KAROO’S
The 4-H Big Bend Buckaroo’s
met May 12 at the high school.
Insurance was collected and
sent in for the coming year.
The Invitational Horse Show
to be held at Ontario May 29
was discussed and entry forms
were passed out. A practice
will be held at the Big Bend
Park, May 16.
Several members plan to
enter the 4-H Artistic Spanish
Horse Drawing Contest.
—Donna White, reporter,
NEEDLES AND SPOONS
The Needles and Spoons 4-H
club met at the home of Mrs.
Donna Thomas Wednesday, May
12th.
President Linda Church cal­
led the meeting to order, We
said the two flag salutes and
sang "Old Smokey.” The se-
cretary read the minutes and
called roll. We answered roll
call by saying our favorite pro­
gram on T.V. Then we each
started working on our indivi­
dual projects.
Refreshments were bought and
served by LindaChurch. After-
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Kindergarten Class
To Stage Program
Pag« Fiv«
Jessie Morgan
CRADLE
ROLL
Bids are being solicited for
Mrs. A.C. Sallee and Mrs. pipeline and watering trough in­
Otis Smith, hosted a luncheon stallations for two springs in
Saturday May 15. It was in the Westfall unit of the Vale
honor of Mrs. Frank (Jessie) district, Bureau of Land Ma­
Morgan’s birthday anniversary. nagement District Manager T.
The table was beautifully de­ Lieurance announced this week.
The Bull Spring pipeline pro­
corated with spring flowers.
Birthday cake was served as ject will consist of approxima­
tely six miles of pipeline plus
dessert.
Special guests were Mrs. the installation of three sumps
Myrtle Rasmussen and Mrs. and nine 3000-gallon watering
troughs. The pipeline will lead
Bob Lees of Ontario.
Bridge was played following from a spring fed circular sto­
the luncheon with Mrs. L.A. rage pit which will provide
Moulding taking high honors water for livestock in a large
and Mrs. R.G. Larson Sr., low. reseeding pasture. It is lo­
Guest prize went to Mrs. Mor­ cated about six miles northeast
of Westfall.
gan.
Pipeline installation from the
Chicken Creek storage pit which
W.W. I Barracks
is filled from the overflow of
Mrs. Tom Mitchell’s Kinder­
garten class will present their
MALHEUR MEMORIAL
closing program this evening at
HOSPITAL
8 p.m. at the LDS Church with
MAY 12 - Mr. and Mrs. Larry
invitations extended by Mrs. Hickman, Nyssa, a girl.
Mitchell for all parents and
MAY 13 - Mr. and Mrs. Gene
anyone interested to attend.
Willet, New Plymouth, a boy.
The children will present a
MAY 14 - Mr. and Mrs. Gary
program consisting of the fun Griffin, Parma, a girl.
things they have learned to do
MAY 18 - Mr. and Mrs. Jesus
this year. There will be drama, Almarez, Nyssa, a boy.
rhythm band numbers, and sing­
ing.
HOLY ROSARY
HOSPITAL
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12 - Mr. and Mrs. Hec­
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES tor MAY
Romero, Ontario, a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burnett,
The Saturday evening Bridge Ontario, a boy.
Club had dinner May 15 at Mc-
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Evins,
Garvin’s Smorquet in Caldwell. Ontario, a boy.
Those attending were Mr. and
MAY 14 - Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W.L. McPartland, Mr. and Larry Moser, Ontario, a girl
Mrs. Boyd Wilson, Dr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellis, Vale
Joe Cundall, Mr. and Mrs. a boy.
MAY 15 - Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
Charles Newbill and Mr. and
jelo Garza, Adrian, a girl.
Mrs. Howard Myrick.
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MAY 17 - Mr. and Mrs.
Gabino Fernandez, Jr., Ontario,
wards we played with some a girl.
MAY 18 - Mr. and Mrs.
baby kittens.
Lance Lackey, Ontario, a boy.
—Laurie Wright, reporter
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BLM Asks For Pipeline Bids
Feted At Luncheon
Auxiliary # 352
Members on sick list are
Commander Al Blocker, Mary
Glaves,
Bell Martin, Vye
Dake, Clara Corder, Eleanore
Browne and Esther Brown.
The next meeting and pot­
luck will be held at the Vale
Grange Hall, Sunday June 20,
at 1:30 p.m.
A delicious potluck dinner
was served to 39 members who
attended the business meeting
of the World War I Barracks
#352 and Auxiliary, at the Vale
Grange Hall May 17.
Beautiful decorations adorned
the tables.
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CORN COUNTRY 1 - lb. PKGS.
SLICED BACON
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FRESH CRISP
STRAWBERRIES
FRESH
WATCH OUT FOR LINT
SHEDDERS when you do the
laundry. Terry towels, flannel
pajamas and sweat shirts are
in this category. The white
lint ends up on dark garments.
Don’t sort clothes on the
floor. They are likely to pick
up unidentifiable stains that you
don’t notice until after launder­
ing. They may never come out.
GROUND BEEF
ROUND STEAK
TOP ROUND * M09 RUMP ROAST
Midland reservoir will total
about five and one-half miles
and will include three sumps and
six 3000-gallon
watering
troughs.
This project is lo­
cated about four miles west of
Harper and will water the Chic­
ken Creek seeding.
The tour of the project sites
for interested bidders will
leave from the Vale District
Office at 8 a.m. Tuesday, May
25.
Bids, which will be accepted
from small business concerns
only, will be opened at 2 p.m.
PDT on June 8, 1971, at the
BLM’s Portland Service Cen­
ter. Award of the contract (s)
will not be made until July 1
of this year Lieurance said.
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