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Thursday, July 12, 1973 SUNSET VALLEY ACTIVITIES The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon ******** BY MARTHA LORENSEN . PHONE 372 - 2IM Page Five Brown Spots W Service News W In Lawns ARMY EXTENDS / Michael R. Ray SUNSET VALLEY - Mr. and Brown spots in lawns caused Shiriey Albrittons in Monmouth, Mrs. Ora Newgen visited at Oregon to visit for a while by insect damage are beginning ENUSTMENT BONUS San Antonio - Airman Mi- the home of Mrs. Rose Doug with Mrs. Albritton’s and Mr. to show up in Treasure Valley and The Army has extended its chael R. Ray, son of Mr. las in Parma Saturday evening. Peterson’s parents Stanley lawns again this summer ac has $2,500 enlistment bonus tor Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Evans of finished basic Air Force train cording to Malheur County Ex Mrs. Reed Ray, Nyssa, Santa Cruz, California, were ing in Texas and expects to be tension Agent Leeds Bailey. been assigned toSiieppard AFB, qualified high school graduates. Texas, after completing Air The bonus, which had been visiting at the home of Mrs. based al Great Falls, Montana He says the problem is cau Force basic training. scheduled to expire June 30, Douglas. Mrs. Evans is a at a later date. sed by the larval form of a During his six weeks at the still is available to qualified daughter of Mrs. Douglas. Mrs. Marion Carey and Jo- black, long snouted beetle cal Air Training Command’s Lack applicants who enlist for Armor, Mrs. Ora Newgen visited Tony ane Share were visitors at the Kratzberg Sunday at the odd home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira led the billbug. These insects land AFB, Texas, be studied Artilb-ry, or Infantry. lay eggs in bluegrass lawns the Air Force mission, organi Lt. Col. Darrell G. Waller, Fellows Home in Caldwell and Price last week. They were from May to July. The eggs zation and customs and received Commander of recruiting acti brought him to Parma to visit enroute to Twin Falls with a hatch into tiny grubs that grow special instruction in human vities for southern Idaho and with friends and toNyssa where group of girls to attend a Job's and feed on the grass crowns relations. eastern Oregon, said the bonus he visited with his sister, Fran Daughters installation. Damaged areas and roots, The airman has been assigned is offered for four year enlist ces Kratzberg. Mrs. Bernadine McGinnis and range from small dead spots to the Technical Training Cen ments when prospective en Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen children Missy, Jill and Pat in lawns to almost complete ter at Sheppard for speciali listees meet normal mental, visited Mrs. Essie Perko at rick of Joseph attended the Ed devastation where infestations zed training in the transpor physical and moral standards. her home in Nampa Thursday Price memorial service and are severe. Control consists tation field. Waller said the bonus is pay evening. visited at the Ira Price home of applying appropriate msec- Airman Ray, a 1972 graduate able upon completion of basic Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Niel and Jim McGinnis family at ticides as soon as initial (la- of Nyssa High School, attended training and the award of a son of Ontario were visitors Adrian. mage is noted. military occupation specialty Southern Oregon College. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Beiveai which certifies the soldier is Elver NielsonSaturdayevening. and daughter Becky were visi Bailey observed that blllbug qualified to perform in his mili Mr. and Mrs. Magnus tors over the weekend at the damage is often attributed to The U.S. Commerce De tary job. Ekanger visited the Elver Niel homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ed lawn moths. He indicated that partment reports that 96 per "Questions concerning the sons Saturday evening. Lowtrlp and Mr. and Mrs. Gary many of the lawn moths seen cent of all American firms special bonus should be directed Mr. and Mrs. James Phelps Winters in the Eugene area. during the summer period have «ell only in the U.S., and that to local Army recruiters, or and family were hosts on Thurs Mr. and Mrs. Dick Skogan no connection with lawn damage. three out of every five U.S. by calling the Boise Recruiting day when their cousins of Meri and daughter Dana of Portland Those that 'do are the adult exporters have fewer than Main Station, 345-3221 collect," Nedry was awarded the prizes, the large WESTERN AIRLINES DISTRICT SALES dian were visitors. Dale Dona were weekend guests at the home phase of the sod webworm that 100 employees. Waller said. MANAGER, GlenS. Ferris, right, of Portland traveling trophy at right, and the smaller hue, who has been attending of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen. occasionally causes trouble in trophy in front as winner of the annual presented Dirick Nedry, Nyssa, with a tote Bethany College in Oklahoma Reverend Kenneth Himple was heavy turf. The larvae phase Afghanistan has mora sheep than people. bag which included two tickets to Phoenix. publishers golf tournament at Gearhart that City, is visiting parents at Meri an overnight guest in the Ken of the sod webworm is a cat- day. The presentation was made at the annual dian and he and his brother, neth Lorensen home Thursday. terpillar like larvae that does (Editor’s note: Come next January we awards dinner of the Oregon Newspaper Richard, came Thursday to visit occasional damage in Treasure The Rev. and Mrs. Fred have every intention of using those tickets.) Publishers Association in Seaside June 23. at th? Phelps home. Valley, Bailey concluded. Moxom, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mrs. Arthur Harnack and Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sko children of Plattsmouth, Neb- gan and Dana, Mr. and Mrs. raska, were visitors last week Ora Newgen, Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen, and Harriet Jess Asumendi. Mrs. Har- and Gloria Lorensen had a pic nack, a sister of Mrs. Asumendi, nic dinner at McCormick park was enroute to Wallowa to visit Monday. the ladles j>arents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Loren Elmer Trump. She plans to sen, Harriet and Gloria and spend most of the summer tn Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith that area while her husband is of Johnstown, Nebraska were stationed for six months at an visitors at the home of Mr. USDA CHOICE CHUCK Air Force Base in Guam. and Mrs. Jerry Brown of near Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi Caldwell Sunday afternoon and and Curtis went on Sunday to the later visited th»- Calvin Browns park In Baker for a picnic also of Caldwell vicinity. with relatives and brought Lil- Harriet and Gloria Lorensen lena home. She had visited accompanied the Rev. and Mrs. gran<t>arents at Wallowa for a Fred Moxom to Ontario to the week. Marinatha meeting Saturday 4 Gabe Hatch was a visitor for evening. a week at the home of his r Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pendarvis who has been Gabriel Astoreca while Mr. and visiting in this area and Mrs. Mrs. Don Hatch of Adrian were Walter Hillis went Sunday to at Eugene and Grants Pass the James Barremore home at over the weekend. Union where they joined Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kimball and Mrs. Melvin Kiesecker and of Oakland, California were children of Anatone Wash, for visitors in the area this week. the day for a visit. They expect to leave soon to Mrs. Jim Langley and Mrs. attend a Kimball family reunion Elver Nielson visited at the ROUND BONE USDA CHOICE at Lewiston, Montana. Mrs. home of Dr. and Mrs. Rex USDA Kimball is a sister of Mrs. Langley Thursday and returned CHOICE Jim Langley and the daughter by way of Sunny Slope to get of Mrs. E.J. Hobson. Mrs. cherries. EJ. Hobson who has been visit a 71 Mrs. John Reffett was a din s ing in the California area, ac SANTA ROSA FRESH GREEN companied them tack to her ner guest Thursday at the home home here, A family reunion of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams. r J dinner was hosted at the East Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sopher and side Cafe in Ontario Sunday children of Charlotte, North . . Carolina and Mr. and Mrs. honoring the Kimballs. CRISP Mrs. Velma Boyer of St. Therman Hill of Apple Valley Petersburg, Florida was a visi were guests also at the Adams tor at the home of Mr.andMrs. home. John Cleaver last week. Mrs. Betty Talbot underwent Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day surgery Friday, June 29 at the were callers at the home of Malheur Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger Last report was that she was Monday. doing as well as could be ex Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Peter pected at the time. son visited at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. LarryCulbert- LOCAL and Mrs. Ira Price last week. son took Monty to the Boise They were enroute to the home airport where he left by plane LARGE of Mrs. Peterson’s mother, Mrs. for Las Vegas to visit relatives. HEADS SHOP WILSON FOR EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES + BUDGET S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-R-S GROUND CHUCK I h $109 98' PLUMS CHUCK STEAK LETTUCE FRESH PEACHES 1 3 LBS. STtW MPT,. *1.05 ONIONS GREEN BEENS 29‘ ft NV ACRES HAPPENINGS NU ACRES - Mr. and Mrs. Toll Gate, Oregon. They re Larry Ziegler and family at turned Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burton and tended a family reunion of the Ziegler family at Bull Trout family had Sunday dinner with th Lake near Stanley, Idaho last Mike Hemsworths. The men worked on their house putting weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evans of the bond beam on. Mrs. Syl Woodland, Mrs. Pocatello, Idaho came Saturday to visit his parents the Cecil Mike Woodland and Mrs. Dan Evans. They returned home Bittick and three children of Arena Valley were visitors at Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans the Ben Paynes Thursday af left Wednesday to attend the ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Q. Mikesell United Methodist Church Camp at Wallowa returning Sunday. and two daughters Kathy and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Debbie were visitors of the Ben of Garden Grove, Calif, are Paynes Friday evening. visiting her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bledsoe of the Harley Sagers. Mr. Smith Weiser were afternoon visitors is retired and they have been of the Ben Paynes Saturday. traveling and visiting relatives. Mrs. Ben Payne drove to Mrs. Kay Wilson visited with Boise Monday to the funeral of her parents this week, the John Anna B. Shafer. Stopped by Paynes. The Wilsons hope to be Nampa Mercy Hospital to visit In their new home on Locker her brother Rill Newell who is Avenue by the end of this week. recuperating from a heart at * Mr. and Mrs. John Payne tack also visited her mother, were July 4th guests of her Mrs. Stella Newell at her home. parents, the A. L. Kendalls In Mr. and Mrs. John Van Zelf Ontario. Mrs. Kendall’s twin are moving a mobile home into sister Mrs. Letha Loydd and a lot just south of her grand daughter and husband were also parents home, the Harley a there. Sagers. She is the former » Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evansand Rhonda McDaniels of Parma. two granddaughters of Liver Terry Conner is home from moor«, California are here vi siting his mother, Mrs. Lucy Spokane, Washington where he Evans and other relatives. He has been going to college and working, He Is going tn stay * has retired and will make their his parents the Calvin ♦ home at Spirit Lake in Northern with n< win ve helping Conners, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Keck them and working for Hamid and son Keith have been join Sheppard who bought th«1 Kis- ing the Kecks on their out sell farm. Kenny Unwin is here visiting ings. They have been having a family reunion at Nyssa. They with his gran<E>arents Mr. and attended the picnic at the south Mrs. Wlnniu Unwin and other relatives for two weeks while Nyssa park Saturdav. e Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burton his parents are touring Europe. and family left Friday for a He is from Lake Oswego, reunion of the Burton family at Oregon. ■ B ¥ H DOG FOOD »» » FRISKIES CANNED ox. 16- M. D. 4-ROLL PKG. TOILET TISSUE JAM ran nau man rnoo mar ruon '*• 7001 ercu SMUCKERS STRAWBERRY 20 ox. JAR 48 ox. BOTTLE 69* fOOD IDOV raun ruau uua raw rnuu men rauo Fann CHIFFON JUMBO ROLLS ä ä PAPER TOWELS 39* DEL MONTE bao $|44 I CATSUP 26 ««. BOTTLE CHICKEN OF THE Jtl BEST « Aj GELATIN 3.. mo. IU PORK & BEANS ” BEACH NUT STRAINED BABY FOOD ** 32* ,..,1 1 MAYONNAISE32 ✓/ SUGAR >o ib VAN CAMP'S BEST FOODS /■ WESTERN FAMILY F j- I BUDGET STRETCHERS« $|15 CRISCO OIL 39* CHUNK TUNA * 3DCÄ3KK»:»:»:: SALE DATES BUDGET STRETCHERS JULY 12, 13, 14 ALL OTHER PRICES 7 DAYS A WEEK I 88
