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fireman Jack R. Holtzdaw, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Word of Moses To End Reading "Would God that all the Lord's people were prophets James N. Bukey, USN, son of Mtrine Corps Base at Camp a "d *"«* the Lord would put ' Armed Forces Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Buck- Doyle G. Holtzclaw of 2200 ey of 2016 Carnegie Lane Re- Grant, Redondo Beach, is dondo Beach, visited Port- serving aboard the fleet oiler land, Ore., during that city's -... ......... USS Mispilhon, currently at annual Rose Festival, as a dondo Beach; sea with the Fleet. U. S. Seventh Seaman Ret. Anthony F. Hurban, son of Mrs. Kress H. Odle of 2114 Gates Ave., Re- cjondo Beach, has been grad- Pendleton, Calif. They are: Peder E. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark of 1714-B Huntington Lane, Re- crewman aboard the Pacific Fleet repair ship USS Klon- dike. Two area Navy men have returned to Davisville, R. I. upon completion of an eight his spirit upon them!" (Num bers 11:29) Dorothy Digs If you have not already .concrete and stucco. done so, you should give your lawn an application of fertili- zer chelated iron, manganese and zinc, to green it up and provide it with the necessary These words of Moses wil minerals for this season conclude the Responsive Reading in a Bible lesson on Eric A. JordM, son of Mr. "Christian^ Science," to be and Mrs. Frank L. Sylvester of 110 S. Irena St., Beach; and Lynn J. Maxwell, read in all branch churches Redondo on Sunday. Be sure to get one with a soil penetrant, as your lawn needs to be porous enough to absorb water, allowing the of Steven L. Hlnz, whose moth- uated from nine weeks of month tour of duty in Viet- Navy basic training at thejnam as memben/of the U.S. f Naval Training Center in San Diego. Marine Pvt. Rocky F. Sal- shyo, son of Mr. and Mrs. San I. Saishyo of 1849 W. Compton Blvd., was gradu- ated from eight weeks of re- cruit training at the Marine Naval Mobile Construction ton, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Battalion Fifty-Eight, construction men are: Mrs Kathleen C. Maxwell of ef .'.« M- Mill « of 20852 2721 Cabrillo Ave. * Army Pvt. Ray A. Ander- Mrs. Martha Walker of 418 S. Broadway, and Milton C. Ault Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Milt C. Ault of 1486 W. 187th St. Halldale Ave., has been grad- uated at Goodfellow AFB. The Albert O. Anderton, 159M> W 220th St., completed eight Warren T. Walker, son of weeks of advanced training as a combat engineer June 16 at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. * Private James E. Shockley Roses are now rewarding you for all the loving care JUNE 21, 1967 PRESS-HERALD B-11 .eet it from further bug in- festation for six weeks or longer. It should not be nec- essary to spray as often as] AT SOUTH BAY HOSPITAL others for aphis, thrip Births you have given them. Theyisimilar pests, if you use this will continue to do so for new spray. many months as long as you' You should, of course keep given them a little attention If you see any signs of bugs or mildew on your roses, there is a new systematic rose spray available this year con- lawn to form deep roots. A taining Meta-Systox R, Kara- shallow rooted lawn will not!thane and DOT, which will give you much satisfaction quickly control the bugs and during the hot summer days. The monthly use of an all fish fertilizer will supply your Tex., from the training ^^ ^ , the course for U. S. Air Force communications analysis spe- cialists. * Airman 3/C Gary M. Owens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J Owens of 5017 Carson St., has been graduated with honors feeding your roses quite heavily once a month during the growing season now with a fertilizer containing chelated iron, manganese and zinc, later with an all fish fertilizer. This combination will take care of your roses' lood requirements. Weekly of this spray will then enter deep waterings will finish mildew. The systematic part the plant's system and pro- Kd FLAU Cal GUY nrd. May'15. BRICH Mr ul Mr 422S W. 17Sth 91., ph. Mny 16. TUR ER Mr ;\nd Mr- Pilr 7 Olenhurn Ave., u irlrl. Sn I. May 16. Mi- ld Mr the job - Mr alirt Mr*. I-jury. IfioJ W a(»th St.. a hoy. Ori-Roty Si oil Miiy 22. KLEIN Mr and Mrs. RldmiiJ K :U24 Crlrkli-wrxiil St.. a boy, Aii'r.n EuB<-np. May 27______ |l9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-at Chanute AFB, 111., from Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. 1 | Electronics Technician^ 2/C Three local men have com- pleted four weeks of individ- ual combat training at the son K. Shockley, 4812 Del Amo, completed a 10-week engineer supply course at the Army Quartermaster School, the training course for U.S Air Force aircraft electrici- ans. He is a graduate of West High School. watered in, being to let the water concrete surfaces, in this compoum ;ary for the rest of the sea- ;on. 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  • fireman Jack R. Holtzdaw,USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.

    Word of Moses

    To End Reading"Would God that all the

    Lord's people were prophetsJames N. Bukey, USN, son of Mtrine Corps Base at Camp a"d *"«* the Lord would put'

    Armed ForcesMr. and Mrs. Henry C. Buck-

    Doyle G. Holtzclaw of 2200 ey of 2016 Carnegie Lane Re- Grant, Redondo Beach, is dondo Beach, visited Port- serving aboard the fleet oiler land, Ore., during that city's -... .........USS Mispilhon, currently at annual Rose Festival, as a dondo Beach;sea with the Fleet.

    U. S. Seventh

    Seaman Ret. Anthony F. Hurban, son of Mrs. Kress H. Odle of 2114 Gates Ave., Re- cjondo Beach, has been grad-

    Pendleton, Calif. They are:Peder E. Clark, son of Mr.

    and Mrs. Thomas Clark of 1714-B Huntington Lane, Re-

    crewman aboard the Pacific Fleet repair ship USS Klon- dike.

    Two area Navy men have returned to Davisville, R. I. upon completion of an eight

    his spirit upon them!" (Num bers 11:29)

    Dorothy DigsIf you have not already .concrete and stucco.

    done so, you should give your lawn an application of fertili- zer chelated iron, manganese and zinc, to green it up and provide it with the necessary

    These words of Moses wil minerals for this seasonconclude the Responsive Reading in a Bible lesson on

    Eric A. JordM, son of Mr. "Christian^ Science," to be and Mrs. Frank L. Sylvesterof 110 S. Irena St., Beach; and

    Lynn J. Maxwell,

    read in all branch churchesRedondo on Sunday.

    Be sure to get one with a soil penetrant, as your lawn needs to be porous enough to absorb water, allowing the

    of Steven L. Hlnz, whose moth-

    uated from nine weeks of month tour of duty in Viet- Navy basic training at thejnam as memben/of the U.S.

    f Naval Training Center in San Diego.

    Marine Pvt. Rocky F. Sal- shyo, son of Mr. and Mrs. San I. Saishyo of 1849 W. Compton Blvd., was gradu- ated from eight weeks of re- cruit training at the Marine

    Naval Mobile Construction ton, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs.Battalion Fifty-Eight, construction men are:

    Mrs Kathleen C. Maxwell of ef .'.« ?» M - Mill « of 208522721 Cabrillo Ave.

    *Army Pvt. Ray A. Ander-

    Mrs. Martha Walker of 418 S. Broadway, and

    Milton C. Ault Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Milt C. Ault of 1486 W. 187th St.

    Halldale Ave., has been grad- uated at Goodfellow AFB.

    The Albert O. Anderton, 159M> W 220th St., completed eight

    Warren T. Walker, son of weeks of advanced trainingas a combat engineer June 16at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.

    * Private James E. Shockley

    Roses are now rewarding you for all the loving care

    JUNE 21, 1967 PRESS-HERALD B-11

    .eet it from further bug in- festation for six weeks or longer. It should not be nec- essary to spray as often as] AT SOUTH BAY HOSPITAL others for aphis, thrip

    Birthsyou have given them. Theyisimilar pests, if you use thiswill continue to do so for new spray.many months as long as you' You should, of course keepgiven them a little attention

    If you see any signs of bugs or mildew on your roses, there is a new systematic rose spray available this year con-

    lawn to form deep roots. A taining Meta-Systox R, Kara- shallow rooted lawn will not!thane and DOT, which will give you much satisfaction quickly control the bugs andduring the hot summer days.

    The monthly use of an all fish fertilizer will supply yourTex., from the training ^^ ̂ , the

    course for U. S. Air Force communications analysis spe- cialists.

    * Airman 3/C Gary M. Owens,

    son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J Owens of 5017 Carson St., has been graduated with honors

    feeding your roses quite heavily once a month during the growing season now with a fertilizer containing chelated iron, manganese and zinc, later with an all fish fertilizer. This combination will take care of your roses' lood requirements. Weekly

    of this spray will then enter deep waterings will finishmildew. The systematic part

    the plant's system and pro-

    KdFLAU

    Cal GUY

    nrd. May'15.BRICH Mr ul Mr

    422S W. 17Sth 91.,ph. Mny 16.

    TUR ER Mr ;\nd Mr- Pilr 7 Olenhurn Ave., u irlrl. SnI. May 16. Mi- ld Mr

    the job

    - Mr alirt Mr*. I-jury. IfioJ W a(»th St.. a hoy. Ori-Roty Si oil Miiy 22.

    KLEIN Mr and Mrs. RldmiiJ K :U24 Crlrkli-wrxiil St.. a boy, Aii'r.n EuB