THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
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Rams Average $75
At Annual Sale
Sale price average for 200 rams
sold Saturday at the county fair
grounds in Ontario was $74.23
with the top price being $285 for
an individual.
The prize ram was consigned
bv Buck Howland and son of
Cambridge and purchased by Tom
Burton of the same town. Aver
age price was somewhat lower
than last year, due to the drouth,
according to Harry Sandquist,
Malheur county agent.
Average price for Suffolks was
$71.77; for Suffolk - Hampshire
crossbreds, $90; for Columbias.
$90 50: and for Panamas, $71.50.
Two hundred and thirty rams
were consigned by 15 breeders
from Oregon. Idaho and Wash
ington, but only the top 200 were
sold. These were classed and
00111X1 bv Dr. Charles Dake and
Fred Trcrkel of Ontario, and
John Leqenca of Adrian.
ELECTRICITY NOW IS FLOWING over the newest addition to
Idaho Power company's complex of 230.000-volt "backbone" trans
mission lines — thanks to the technical know-how and surefooted
agility of construction men like those shown in this dramatic view.
The new line, built at a cost of $3.5 million, extends 106 miles
across mountains and desert between Boise and the company's
Midpoint substation northeast of Jerome. These men. members
of Idaho Power's mobile construction crews, are performing one
of the final phases of work required to prepare the facility for ser
vice. Toiling with careful skill far above the ground, they are in
stalling insulators on a steel tower standing more than 150 feet
high. The new heavy-duty line provides an additional means of
delivering electricity from the utility's Hells Canyon development
to Magic Valley and eastern Idaho areas of its system. Consisting
of more than 700 steel and wood towers, the facility is the third
Idaho Power line to be equipped with "bundled." or paired, con
ductors capable of delivering 40 percent more electricity than con
ventional conductors.
BOWLERS PLAN MEETINGS
PRIOR TO LEAGUE SEASON
A meeting of the executive
group of the Woman's City
Bowling association will be held
at 8 o'clock Monday evening.
Aug. 1?, al the Polar Bear, it
is announced by President Don
na Glenn.
All women interested in
bowling during the coming
league season, are urged to at
tend a meeting at 8 o'clock Fri
day evening. Aug. 26. at the
Sugar BowL Mrs. Glenn stated.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1966
RELATIVES OF NYSSANS
KILLED IN AUTO MISHAP
Mr. und Mrs. Gene Chester and
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sons were summoned lust week
hobby, flying aircraft, became a to Sanger, Calif, due to the
Date
profit-making venture.
deaths of his luother-in-luw und Aug
In addition to his parents and , sister, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Den
widow of the home on route I, I ning. The Dennings, together with A uk
Nyssa. Mr. Hardman is survived their sons, Steven und Jimmy, A uk -
by three daughters, Renee, 13; were truveling north of Welles, A uk .
Lorna, 12; and Kuthy, 10 yean Nev., bound for Pocatello when Aug.
of age.
they were involved in un uuto A uk .
Also surviving are three sisters, accident.
A uk .
Mrs. Bernice Hill of Yakima.
A uk
Both
boys
sustained
injuries
but
Wash., Mrs. Guyle Dailey of Hap
Owyhee Reservoir Storage
were
not
seriously
hurt.
Funeral
py Camp, Calif, and Miss Sharon
345,020 Acre Ft.
services
for
the
Denning
couple
17. I960
Darnell of Medford.
570,400 Acre Ft.
Interment will be made in were conducted Friday in Sanger. A uk 17. 1905
Owyhee cemetery where grave
side rites will be conducted. Ac- i
live pallbearers will be Darrell J
Wilson, Neil Rose, Stuart Mitzel, |
Hill Richesin, Bill Wilson und
Jack Wood.
Serving as honorary bearen
ADMISSION— 90c. 65c and 25c
will be Ray Calhoun, Swede
Johnson, Harley Wilson, E. J.
Hobson, Jake Borge and Melvin
Wilson.
Local Pilot Succumbs
From Crash Injuries
TEACHER VACANCY LISTED
AT HARPER HIGH SCHOOL
Superintendent Bob Periman
has announced that Aug. 29 has
been set as opening date for
Harper schools. The school head
reports that the teaching staff is
complete with the exception of
a business education instructor in
the high school department. Qua
lified persons may contact Pen
man at the Harper school plant.
Nyssa
Weather
Nyssa Theatre
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
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NHS EXCHANGE STUDENT
EXPECTED FRIDAY NIGHT
Miss Prapasri Tangtatswasdi.
NHS exchangee from Bangkok.
Thailand, is expected to arrive
Friday evening at the bus depot
in Ontario. The young lady will
be met by her foster parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Mel Beck and family.
THE
STRANGEST
„MISSION
OF
SABOTAGE
UNDER
THE
MIDNIGHT
SUN I
SIGN UP NOW
•
•
for. ..
•
Season Bowling
Hospital Plans $3.50
Hike in Daily Rates
Leagues Will Siari the Last
Week in August.
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in room rates. Items included
other than wages, figured by the
administrator, were unemploy
ment and payroll taxes.
Administrator Dodson was un
available at press time Wednes
day afternoon for the above in
formation, having a Parma ap
GEM CLUB PATRONS HOLD
BOTHERED
pointment at the time contacted
LAWN SESSION IN NYSSA
BY FINGER MARKS
Members of the Snake River
... on brushed chrome-finished by a Journal reporter. The above
figures were supplied by Stam,
Valley Gem club met last Thurs ■ wall ovens?
chairman of the board of the
day evening for a potluck dinner
These will not show if you
and business session on the lawn spread a thin coating of baby publicly taxed entity.
Stam says the figurse are not
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John
oil over the surface. Then im | final and are subject to review
E. Long in Nyssa.
Recorded attendance was near mediately wipe it off and polish in an uncalled special meeting,
but he says he feels the public
ly 100 percent, as 60 rockhounds the metal with a soft cloth.
is entitled to know what is trans
were present from area towns in
western Idaho and eastern Ore iasm over the recent Thunderegg piring.
gon.
Days and the club-sponsored rock
During the business meeting, exhibit and began discussing
To Buy. Sell or Trade.
the group showed great enthus- plans for next year’s event.
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NO SHOWS—Monday and Wednesday
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NYSSA
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Tuesday and Thursday
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Nyssa's Own — White Satin
CRISCO — Top Quality
BEET SUGAR
$J19
10-Lb.
SHORTENING
Bag . .
Del Monte —FRESH
Purina — Medium AA
DILL PICKLES
EGGS
Del Monte — No. 303 Size
CREAM STYLE
WHOLE
Cans
For .
5
Cans
For .
4
Cans
For .
4
CRISP —GREEN HEADS
LETTUCE
Only
LARGE —SWEET —JUICY
89«
ORANGES
89'
Pounds
For . . .
10
PORK & BEANS
$ joo
4 Cans
FRESH —GROUND
For .
Stokley's Finest — No. 303 Size
Fruit Cocktail
$1 00
Hamburger
ill
<8
3 Lbs.
$
For....
1 00
X
STEWING HENS
(Approximately 3 Lbs.)
Each
Only .
$joo
PRODUCE
Grapefruit Sections
Sr CORN
$ Io»
Van Camp's — No. 21/« Size
Cans
For .
DRINK
89'
39‘
26-0z.
Jar .
5
89
3-Lb
Can
Libby's — 46-Oz. Size
PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT
49'
Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday
AUGUST 18. 19 and 20
market
420 Main Street . • . Nyssa, Oregon
Plenty of FREE Parking Spacel