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Pag* Twelve Th« Nyaaa Oat« City Journal, Ny»«a, Oroflon and Hanimerstein success ot • VTiT feature of the float will' stage and screen, the float de be animated life-size floral fi picts the "Shall We Dance" gures of Alina and the King dan musical number where Anna cing in the center of the ball teaches the King some western room. dance steps in the ballroom of The King's costume, a re the King’s palace. plica of the one worn by Yul i Thursday, June 7, 1973 float is yellow, while and black and uses thousands of Golden Wave and Town Crier roses. The float is decorated without the use of dye or paint. AU of the flowers appear in their natural colors. The large, delicate float is the ballroom of the King's palace and features a series of lace-work arches in Siamese style. An overhead canopy of yellow roses encircles the float. Overall color scheme of the Brynner in the role, will tie made of vermilion gladiola pe tals, yellow daffodil and car nation petals. Anna's gown will be made of orchid-colored gladiola petals and vanda orchids. USDA CHOICE BONELESS USDA CHOICE CHUCK STEAK .. $1.29 POT ROAST 899 LUNCHMEAT . 899 SLAB BACON GROUND BEEF .. $1.09 89C FISH FILLETS STEW MEAT w. $1.19 LARGE FRANKS - 79( 899 CHORIZO 10/S1 TORTILLAS ARMOUR'S 12 oz LEAN,SMOKED \ J VAN-DI-CAMP 'A Vs. 12 os. BON El ESS lb OLD FASHIONED KIND MARY' MATNEY, 1972 ROSE FESTIVAL “The King and 1" float on «hieb she will Queen, is shown here admiring artist’s ride in the 1973 Portland Rose Festival rendering of the Farmers Insurance Group’s Grand Floral parade on Saturday, June 9. SUNSET VALLEY ACTIVITIES ----- BY MARTHA LORENSEN - USDA CHOICE ROUND BONE In keeping with the theme, "Behind the Footlights,” Far mers Insurance Group has an nounced selection of ‘The King and 1" as theme of its own entry in the 65th annual Port land Rose Festival's Grand Floral parade onSaturday, June 9. Riding the float will be Miss Mary Matney, 1972 Rose Festi val queen. Based on the great Rodgers PHONE 372 - 2186 Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price, Mr. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Joel Price attended Elver Nielsen this week. Mr. and Mrs. James Phelps graduation exercises at the Buhl High School Sunday afternoon. of this area were among those Douglas Share was among the attending the graduation exer graduates. Mr. Price, Mr. and cises at La Grande College. Mrs. Joel Price and the Price’s Joane Timmerman and Carolyn granddaughter Susan Share, re W ard of Adrian were among the They returned turned home Sunday eveningand graduates. Mrs. Ira Price made a longer home on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Belveal visit arriving in Nyssa on Wed and daughter, Becky were visi nesday by bus. Mrs. Ira Price and Mr. and tors Sunday evening at the home BY DALE WITT Mrs. John Price and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi. kse ® PHONE 372-2183 Wsa> Mrs. Jess Asumendi and Becky attended the Singspiration NEWELL HEIGHTS - Mr. WeAiesday evening at the Nyssa daughter Lillena attended Day of Girl Scouts which and Mrs. Dick Kriegh called Nazarene Church. Later Mrs. Camps Price returned to her home in were held Monday through Wed on Mrs. Rube Graham in the Boise convelesant home Sunday nesday of this week. the Sunset area. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trump afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ward Susan Share attended church on of Wallowa spent Memorial Sunday and visited at the Ken weekend at the home of Mr. and Dennis of Caldwell and Mr. neth Price home in Ridgeview. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi. The and Mrs. Jim Phifer were Sun Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith families went to Boise to de day dinner guests of Mr. and of Johnstown, Nebraska arrived corate graves and while there Mrs. Carl Lee Hill and family. on Thursday, May 31 and are they attended the Antique Gun In the afternoon Mrs. Vernon visiting relatives in this area. Show which was displayed at the Ward, Mrs. Carl Lee Hill and Terri visited Mrs. George Mrs. Smith is a daughter of Mrs. Rodeway Inn. Esther Christian of Wilton, Schiemer and her mother Mrs. Harriet Turner of Owyhee Jun ction. They are guests at the Iowa was a visitor Tuesday at Williams to see the new baby the home of Mrs. E.J. Hobson. girl. Kenneth Lorensen home. Lee Hill gave an outdoor bar Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith, Mrs. Christian has been vi Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin siting at the home of her daugh becue and farewell party for the and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lo ter Mrs. Clarence Anderson Dave La Fleur family. They had a picnic supper followed rensen visited their mother, in Fruitland. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parker by a dance. Mrs. Harriet Turner at the Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McKin Mercy Hospital in Nampa Tues of Capitola, California arrived by plane Friday and spent the ley were Sunday dinner guests day. Mrs. Harriet Turner who un weekend of May 18 visiting of Mr. and Mrs. John Fahren- derwent hip surgery at the relatives. They spent Friday bruch. Mr. and Mrs. AlfredSimpson Mercy Hospital in Nampa has night in the Caldwell area, visi now been transfered to the ting Mrs. Parker’s grand were Sunday evening visitors in Nampa Convalescent Center, mother, Mrs. Harriet Turner at the Ray Simpson home. Mercy Hospital in Nampa and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Simpson where she will continue to re ceive treatment and therapy. Saturday night was spent at of Grand Junction, Colorado Her address for the convenience the home of Mr. and Mrs. went to Boise Thursday and of friends who may wish to send Kenneth Lorensen, They re- Mrs. Simpson entered the St. greetings or visit is Harriet turned to Capitola by plane Lukes Hospital where she will soon have surgery. They have V. Turner, Nampa Convales Sunday evening. cent Center, 404 Horton, Nampa Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boren been visiting his brother, Mr. Idaho 83651. Room 22. of San Diego, Calif., spent a and Mrs. Ray Simpson in Ne Vacation Bible School started weekend in the area. They well Heights. Alan Fahrenbruch arrived Monday at the Owyhee Commu returned home on Sunday ac nity Church, and will continue companied by Lynn Glenn, who Saturday morning. May 19 to through next week. All area expects to spend some time visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. children are welcome, young visiting her grandmother, Mrs. John Fahrenbruch. He left Wed adults and high school young Theda Boren in the Los An nesday morning for his home in Palo Alto, California. people will start this Wednes- geles area. Ross Mills was a guest at day at 6:30 p.m. through 9 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen, each evening. Morning classes Kenneth Lorensen and daugh a birthday dinner in his honor for the pre-school through the ters, Harriet and Gloria, Mr. at the home of his sister, Mr. juniors start at 9a.m. andclose and Mrs. Gabriel Astoreca and and Mrs. Roland Batt in On in time for dinner at their daughters, Audrie and Carmen, tario, Tuesday, May 29. On homes. There will be a pro Mr. and Mrs. Jim Langley and his return trip he visited Mr. gram at the close of the classes Mr. and Mrs. Larry Culbertson and Mrs. Tony Martinez Sr. for the parents and friends to 1 were among those who were at Cairo Junction. Mrs. Dale Witt called on attend. I guests at the wedding of Gwen Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Frahm Robb 1 and Ron Miller which was Mrs. EdnaCowlingSunday mor of Riddle, Oregon are visitors solemnized t at theOwyheeCom- ning and was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van De munity Church on June 2. Water and son Kent in Big Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb and Melanie of Adrian spent last Farmerettes Club, Inc. weekend fishing at Unity Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Lockwood NU ACRES — Randy Weaver tour ot duty there. He will be and Mr. and Mrs. AlvinTasoya, celebrated his eighth birthday back at Colorado Springs to both of Colorado Springs, Colo, June 2 by hiavihg his friend Dale teach at the Airforce Academy. came Sunday and were over Johnson spend the night with His wife and children will be night guests of the sister, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt. him. The Howard Malone fa here next week to visit. Judy Kirby of Ontario visited The Reverand and Mrs. Erl- mily came out and had cake and ice cream in the evening. dene Johnson visited with Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eu Mrs. Bill Nielsen and two and Mrs. George Dohner last gene Pratt Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ray Simpson and Linda children of Sunset Valley visi week. Mrs. Bill Schilling and daugh Austin were Sunday afternoon ted with their grandmother, Mrs. Effie Nielsen last week. ter Linda of Nyssa visited Sun visitors in the Gene Simpson Visitors at the Bill Grass- day afternoon at the Ben Paynes. Sunday evening visitors at the STATE DEPARTMENT mick home Friday evening was Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wagner Ben Paynes was the Sye Wood and two children Kenny and Amy lands of Arena Valley. Mr. and Mrs. John Craner TO REPAIR DAMAGE of Anaheim, California. and grandchildren Bob and Pam Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt and An agreement with the State three sons Jim, Sam and Billy Craner of Payette returned Forestry Department for tlie from Ontario had Sunday din Tuesday from Brigham City, repair of Tussock Moth dama ner with her parents, the Bill Utah where they had been visit ged areas involving approxi Grassmicks. Mrs. Burt and ing a daughter and family, also mately 160 acres in Hilgard- Mrs. Grassmick drove over to their son, James Craner. They Perry Scenic Strip in Union Karcher Mall in the afternoon. went to see their grandsons County was approved today by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grassmick Paul Craner and John Jensen the State Highway Commission. from high school. met the Reuben Grassmicks of graduate The agreement is the result Nampa at Park View Cemetery After graduation they all drove Memorial Day and then all went to Twin Lakes and spent four of consultations with State Fo days fishing and boating. restry Department field and to Meridian. A baby shower for Mrs. Gea administrative personnel and Mr. and Mrs. BillGrassmick visited at the Guy Bowers home red Helling-nee Cherl Dodson provides an excellent means of was given at the George Dohner repairing the heavy damage done in Meridian Memorial Day. Visiting at the Sherman Keck home. There were fifteen guests. to the area by the 1972 Tussock Mrs. Helling has since joi Moth outbreak. home over the weekend, was their son, Captain Kenneth ned her husband in Texas where To reduce the hazard of fire, Keck of the U. S. Air Force of he is under the auspices of the the area will be cleaned up and Colorado Springs. They met U. 8. Army. He is taking spe reforested. him at Boise Friday and he cial training In Hospital Ad The maximum cost to the left Saturday for San Francisco ministration. The couple will then on to Thailand where he be located at the Army base Highway Commission for the and refo will be for one year after his in Tacoma, Washington, hope timber cleanup fully in August. restation project is $20,000. lb. SOUR CREAM 3/$1 ! ICE CREAM 69C > JOUR. | HOL LAND DUTCH $1.39 7 i« 1 OREO CREAM SANDWICH ; COOKIES 'APPLESAUCE PURPLE PLUMS VEGETABLE STEW SWEET PICKLES 15oz. INDIAN GEM 16 ox. 1 OREGON TRAIL TOPPING - 199 1 2 GAI. 2/$l 5/SJ 4/S1 2/899 59C GREEN GIANT PEAS 16 <«. FROZEN FOODS TIP TOP jc LEMONADE NALLEY’S KERN’S FROZEN 10 oz. 22 at. I■ SEAPAKT BOILED OYSTERS 59C BORDEN S 8 oz. CAN MAYONNAISE OT. JAR DELSEY TISSUE 59 2—ROLL PACK 4/$I « KLEENEX LARGE EGGS 61* MAW "AA” DOZ. 9 | FROZEN PIZZA 59< 1 STRAWBERRIES 3/891 ■ 4/$l .... 9/$1 16 oc. DINTY MOORE 24 oz. I TOLTEC JR DREAM WHIP HOME DAIRIES 1/2 pt. Newell Heights NU ACRES HAPPENINGS CHUCK WAGON STEAK SWISS STEAK . $1.19 ROSE PARADE THEME ANNOUNCED BY F.LG. TOWELS 3/S1 W/COUPON STOVE TOP 7 oz. DRESSING MIX W/OCOUPON $1.19 GOOD AT M 4 W MARKET EXPIRES 6/9/73 IF rR 2/894 DEBONAIRE STONEWARE SPEQAL OF THE WEEK VAN CAMPS 6 1/4 ! I MAID-O-CLO VER butter l-lb. PRINT 69e GRATED TUNA 3/$1 7 INCH CEREAL BOWL FRESH, PLUMP SWEET CORN V. tj /. // - 49’ WITH $300 PURCHASE _ Thursday j. ó '<7 Friday Effective ■ ' > */ I, e» ♦ J'.-, SPINACH SQUASH TOMATOES AVOCADOS j j PEACHES, NECTARINES - 49C 29( APRICOTS ZUCCHINI lb FRESH 4-PACK TRAY ' 7W 3K MUSHROOMS 41 /Àfe O MW EAR -y “di LOCAI LOCAL CRATE 4*4^ 4/$1 STRAWBERRIES $3.59 1 markets High Qu.ilitg Lci'vA/ Prices plus NYSSA . . . OREGON I I
