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Thursday, February 14, 1974 The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Course Offered Farmers > DANCE LOVERS WHO SEEK AN EVE- ning of entertainment that is as beauti ful as it is exciting may well look for ward to the presentation of The New York Ballet Ensemble. The artists will perform in Ontario on February 20, at 8:15 p.m in the Ontario High School Au ditorium as sponsored by Malheur Com munity Concert Association. The company •■*•*■*•••*■•* SUNSET VALLEY SUNSET VALLEY - Mr and Mrs Ora Newgen, Mrs. Rose Douglas, of Parma and Ralph Robertson of Roswell visited with Mark Carlyle who is at the home of his niece, Mrs. Viola Gordon in Boise. They helped him to observe his 92nd birthday Mr Carlyle has been a re sident in this and adjacent areas his entire life time and Is well known among the Senior Citizens Mr and Mrs Ora New gen were dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Boyd Newgen in Ontario. Mrs Jack Wood and Mrs. Jack Murphy, recently com bined a business and plea sure trip to the Bakersfield California area They stop ped at Reno, Nevada and visited Mr. and Mrs Bud Schweizer, a brother of Mrs. Wood. They arrived home Friday. Mrs Jack Palmer and son Buddy were Sunday af ternoon visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Jack Wood. Adah Louise Strong visi ted Harriet and Gloria Lo rensen on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bonnie Hatch and fa mily, and Mrs Junior Bel- veai and Rebecca were din ner guests on Saturday eve ning at the home of Mrs Ga briel Astoreca. Mr. arid Mrs Larry Cul bertson and family were vi sitors at the Gary Nielsen home on Friday. Mr and Mrs. Ronnie Smith and family were dinner guests on Friday at tlie home of Mr and Mrs. BmgCoom- bes in Boise, who are parents of Mrs Smith Mrs. Viola Wesson of Indianopolis, In diana, is a guest of the Coom- bes at the present time. She is an aunt of Mrs. Smiths. Mrs lra Price and Mrs. O. P. Counsil were among those who attended the Gar den Club meeting which was held on Friday at the home of Mrs. Jim Langley. Mrs Homer Brewer was co-hos- tess, Mr Carnefix of the Fruitland Nursery demon strated the "Trimming of Shrubbery." Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gro ves and family of Parma were dinner guests on Sun day at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ira Price. Mrs. Daisy Hester of Hi nes is a present visitor at the home of Mrs. E. J. Hob son. Mr. and Mrs. WilburCha- pin were at Caldwell onSun- day to visit Mrs. Harriet Turner at the hospital. Mr and Mrs. Ken Lorensen, Har riet and Gloria visited Mrs. Harriet Turner on Sunday afternoon at Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs Ken Loren sen were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heeb, near Weiser on Monday af ternoon. Mr. Heeb’s sis ters, Mis. Larson and Mrs. Day of Ainsworth, Nebraska are guests in the Heeb home called here by the serious illness and death of their brother Vollie Heeb. Vollie Heeb passed away Saturday Services were Wednesday at Caldwell. Special services are being held this week through Thurs day at the Owyhee Community .Church. Friends are invited to attend. The services be gin at 8 p.m, and close promptly at 9p.m. A Fellow ship dinner was served Sun day at the Church. rirnm; 372-2233 l is comprised of six dancers- ballerinas Sandra Balestracci, EllsabettaCalero,Can dace Itow and their partners, Christopher Corry, John Fogarty and Mario Ignisci. Much of the program, as produced and di rected by Thomas Andrew, is dedicated to Anna Pavlova--classic works which brought undying fame to the internationally celebrated Russian ballerina assoluta APPLE V.ALLEY APPLE VALLEY - Satur day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston were Mr. and Mrs. George Nedrow of Ash ton, Idaho, Mrs Jim Belk nap of Caldwell, and Mrs. Lucy Rogers of Roswell Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hull and family visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Butch Guthrie and family. Mr and Mrs Jack Price were Saturday afternoon vi sitors in the Jerry Hull home. Mr and Mrs. Delbert Sul livan visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Marvin Cuddeback of Lake Lowell. Mr and Mrs. C. L. Fritts spent SaturdayandSunday vi siting at Hermiston with Mr. and Mrs. Don Fritts and fa mily Mrs. Jim Edens enter tained with a birthday anni versary dinner for her son Scott. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs Roy Rookstool and Mrs. Zoe Edens were guests. Mrs. Henry (Zoe) Edens came home Wednesday from a two-month's visit with tier daughters at Coos Bay, Ore. She attended her granson’s From there whe wedding. went to Grand Coulee, Wash, and visited with another daughter and a sister at Warden, Washington. Mrs Ruth Martin ofCald- well was a Sunday luncheon guest of Laura Bale. Mr and Mrs. Earl Boston visited Tuesday with Mrs Jennie Boston in Ontario. Mr and Mrs. Earl Boston and Mrs Lucy Rogers were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Jim Belk nap of Caidwell. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Dwight Seward were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and family of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Smith of Ontario. Gary Seward of N.N.C. Nampa was home overnight Friday and Saturday to help w ith some farm work Larry Miller and three friends flew to Mexico and Las Vegas on business Mon day -Friday of last week. Mr and Mrs Edgar of Gal lup, New Mexico moved over the weekend into their new home they purchased from Albert Miller. Mr. and Mrs Roy Rook stool visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pierce of Nyssa. The Susannah Circle will meet on Thursday, February 21 with Mrs. Earl Boston. Mi. and Mrs.CharlesSim- mons and family of Boise were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Rex Ni chols Mrs. Stella Fralser of Boise and Mrs. Mamie Wil liams of Star were Satur day visitors and Mrs. Ralph Collins and Mrs. Terry Lo per and son of Boise were also visitors last week in the Fay Collins home. Dick Forbes» Now at Home Dick Forbess who under- went open heart surgery re cently, returned to his home after a second stay at the hospital in Boise, on Ja nuary 30. He is reported to be convalescing and do ing very well. He can also have visitors now. ^5tli NEWS A total of 100,000 acres of Malheur County’s crop land is taken up in pasture and alfalfa production, ac cording to Ray Novotny, County Agent The agent emphasized that the 60,000 acres of alfalfa and 40,000 acres of irrigated pasture are significant to the $30 million beef and dairy industry All ranchers and farmers are urged to attend a short course highlighting alfalfa pasture production February 13 - 14 - 1 30 - 4 00 p.m Grange Hall, Vale. Highlights of the short course according to Novotny are, alfalfa fertility, mana gement, quality, varieties, clinical weed control and ot her factors contributing to increased production along with pasture management, production and forage uti lization for maxium returns A panel made up of Harry Featherston, Clyde Cowgill, Dom Faw and Kermit Ben nett are scheduled to dis cuss pasture problems and program opportunities. The 4-H ArtClassmetFeb ruary 11 in the high school art room, with leader Mrs Nancy DeBoer We selected a reporter and someone for refreshments. We made Valentine pencil holders. We played games, seven-up and make you laugh. Officers were elected, they are Jan Townsend, president; Janie Vielma, vice-president, Julene Grunke, secretary. —Mary Lou Mosqueda, re porter In place of the regular Tuesday luncheon meeting on February 19, the Lion’s Club of Nyssa will celebrate it’s 36th Charter Anniver sary at a dinner meeting at 7 p.m., in the Twilight Cafe, that same night President Lauren Wright states that the guest of ho nor for this occasion will be District Governor Dr. Roger Reynoldson, of Parma who is Governor of District 39 W of which Nyssa is a part. '9.*,9."9"9"9MJ9JK* JK»K"9~9~9"9* THREE-YOLK PULLET EGGS are becoming common place at the A. H. Englehardt place in Apple Valley. The top photo shows Arch holding one of the eggs, as large as goose eggs, and at bottom are the three-yolks from one egg. Gladys Englehardt says that this is the first time they have ever seen eggs with three yolks, and it has happened four times this winter. They have 26 highbredwhite pullets, and many of the eggs have been double-yolked. They sold a dozen eggs to a neighbor, and 11 of the 12 eggs had two yolks. <9. • »9»J9."9.» » «EVERYDAY HOP »v» » »Te ». •« » t » »Ä« LOW DISCOUNT PRICES + BUDGET S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-R-S z LEAN & MEATY PORK CHOPS (SLICED FREE) $ EXTRA LEAN CHERRY I : TOMATOES AVOCADOS RADISHES Ç 3 PINT 10 GREEN FOLGER’S ^ MPGET STRETCHERS NABISCO CINNAMON GRAHAMS pkg 4o chiù 25‘ SOAP AA 1.09 40 CHICKEN OF THE SEA CHUNCK TUNA oz. 9 oz POTATO CHIPS TOM SCOTT MIXED NUTS (Continued On Page 8) i PINEAPPLE 2o „. JT 6'/j oz. 44< I MÖGET'^¡TÎfflÊRS i PRINGLES DOLE SLICED "waunuB »nun »nm roau rane »uu» tma 13 oz FABRIX BLEACH gal 49* — W frr T’ 2 Ib. CAN BUDGET STRETCHERS e« NALLEYS W/COUPON COFFEE JI Oc 1 BUDGET STRETCHERS NU ACRES - Janice Evans accompanied Mr and Mrs. Thomas Evans and David of Spirit Lake to Livermore, Calif, to attend the wedding of their daughter, Theresa to James Edward Jensen at < Mtl0 V .dh i I lu i also visited in the home of Mi and Mrs. Don Loomis of Livermore and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whiteoak of Ala meda. Mr. and Mrs.ClarkStrong had a waffle and sausage din tier at the M A. Jones home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bledsoe of Weiser visited with Mi and Mrs. George WU bm Saturday afternoon. Raymond Rash of New Ply- mouth, visited with his uncle Lions Charter Night Tuesday 4-H ART Fe » r« lb HAPPY HOMEMAKERS The 4th grade 4-H Happy Homemakers met Monday TUFFY TIGERS afternoon at the high school home-ec room. We baked The Tuffy Tiger 4-H club oatmeal and chocolate drop met recently We learned cookies We selected the to say the 4-H pledge and name of Happy Homemakers *e made cut-out cookies. for our group. We elected officers in Ja Attending the meeting nuary, they are Sheila were Patsy Estrada. Perry Joyce, president; Leslie Michael, Mary Ann Deron, Lane, vice-president, So- Susan Escobedo, Nikki Bair, nla Rodríguez,secretary. Ma Angie Mosqueda, Thelma ria Castellanoz, game lea Raminez, Teresa Savage, der. Brenda Sims, Tami May- At the next meeting we made den. Our leader is Mrs banana boats, then we cleaned Laura Ure up and played games. —Diana Marine Martinez —Sandy Harris, reporter Reporter. ee R H Page Five DOUBLE LUCK GREEN BEANS »... 16e EXPIRES FEB. 16-74 GOOD AT WILSON'S DISCOUNT Ì BUDGET STRETCHERS Í SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE STOKELY 8 oz. TOMATO SAUCE 4 < , IV BUDGET STRETCHERS FEB. 14, 15 & 16 ALL OTHER PRICES 7 DAYS A WEEK * : i