Pog« Twelve
Thursday, August 31, 1972
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Housewife Bowling
TVCC FOOTBALL
League To Meet
BEGIN TRAINING
Thirtv-one freshmen football
players have so far expressed
an interest in playing for Trea­
sure Valley Community College
Among these Coach Farnworth
hopes to find some starting
All interested women are talent as well as the depth he
asked to be present at this meet­ needs for an ambitious season
schedule.
ing.
Ron Moffis had a sensational
For information Call Mrs.
career at Nys^a, seemingly es­
Harry Miner, 372-3496 or Mrs.
tablishing new marks in every
K. A Danford 372-3525.
category but bench sitting time.
In two years of varsity play,
IDAHO POWER COMPANY he carried the pigskin 386 tim-s
for 2014 total yards and 21
touchdowns. As a passer, he
had 958 yards to his credit
and 15 TDs. All of these are
school records. Last season,
he led Nyssa to their best
season ever with an 8-2 post­
ing.
Moffis was named second
string all-state. Other sports
which he performs above the
average in, are. basket ball and
baseball He led the area in
legion home runs this summer.
Other area freshmen going
out for football include Scott
Smith, Nyssa. Sam Chaney,
Adrian, and Pat Echams, On­
BROWNLEE LAKE
Level: Full
tario.
There will be an organi­
zational meeting of the House­
wife Bowling League September
6, at 1 30 p.m. at the Sugar
Bowl.
HEAD FOOTBALL COACH HARRY MC­
GINLEY is shown with backfield stalwarts
Darr Hanev. left, and Rad Lewis as prac-
tice begins for the season ahead. The first
gam, will be Friday evening, September 8
against Ontario on the Nyssa field.
HELLS CANYON
RECREATION REPORT
FOOTBALL COACH DENNIS SAVAGE is
shown with four of his junior high foot­
ballers, Benny Acebedo, Joe DeLeon, Al­
berto Escobedi and Calvin Cleaver They
are getting in shape for a rugged schedule.
Fishing Good—and improv­
ing under the influence of
cooler weather; best at
Woodhead Park
OXBOW LAKE
Level. Full
Fishing Fan-to-good. One
9 lb. catfish taken on
chicken guts, hut night
crawlers best bait
HELLS CANYON LAKE
Level Full
Fishing: Boat anglers taking
best catches, mostly bass
and catfish in coves. Trout
fishing slow
JUNIOR BOWLING
BEGINS SEPT. 16
Junior Bowling will begin Se­
ptember 16 instead of Septemt* :
9 Sixth grade and under classes
will be at 10 a.m and seventh
grad»“ and over at 1 p.m. each
Saturday.
LABOR DAY WFEKEND is expected to
bring record turnout of sightseers and sports­
men alike to Idaho Power Company’s Hells
Canyon Park, viewed here from high on Ore­
gon side of dam-created lake wherepleasun
boats were tracing interweaving patterns
when photo was taken. Park, above which is
seen lower end of famed Kleinschmidt Grade,
is one of four major facilities the utility
maintains in its T E Roach Hells Canyon
BUY-SHlWHIRt-.
complex for free public recreation Alto­
gether--actively concerned for many years
not only with supplying essential energy for
pollution control but also with improving the
environment--Idaho Power has developed 13
major recreation facilities at its hydro pro­
jects Man-made lakes created by the pro­
jects total m arly 170 miles in length andpro-
vid< a combined urface area of more than
30,600 acre for boating, fishing and hunting
.md th. t water sport*.
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FOR MAKING THE JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SALE A SUCCESS -
Malheur County 4-H Clubs and FFA Chapters take this opportunity to express their appreciation to the
merchants and individuals who made their Junior Fat Stock Sale such a huge success Our special thanks
to the Malheur County Livestock Association which sponsored the sale, to the Ontario Livestock Com­
mission Company which underwrote the sale and set the base price for the sheep, managed the sale,
handled the billing, collection and accounting. Armour and Company of Nampa and Coast Packing Co.
of Ontario set the support price for Beef and NFO set the price for hogs Also a special thanks to those who
bid or sent in bids. Trucking without charge was furnished by Cliff Hollopeter, Bernard Ingle,Chuck Farley,
Bert Hawkins and Lewis Johnson.
SHOWING THE GRAND CHAMPION swine was Mark Goo­
dell, Nyssa The Western Bank purchased the 182 pound
hog for $1.00 per pound. The reserve champion hog was
consigned by Scott Goodell and brought $44 cwt for a
total of $98.12. Merrill Abrahams, Ontario, was the pur­
chaser and the animal was donated to the Portland Shrine
Hospital. The 26 hogs brought $2,476.14 for an average of
$44 .85 cwt up from $33.60 cwt last year.
- SALES COMMITTEE -
Allen Baltzor
Russell Hursch
Jim Brewer
Norman Hipp
Kenneth Zimmerschied Dick DeHaven
Fred Hess
Bernard Engle
Dallas Chaney
Alva Goodell
Clyde Boston
Merrill Abrahams
Bob Thompson
Tom McElroy
Sham y Johnson
Kenneth Romans
Guy Sparks
Morgan Beck
Bill Moore
AUCTIONEERS:
Clayton Tschirgi
Guy Sparks
Red Fritts
Ellis White
O’Neal Holloway
- BUYERS -
Merrill Abrahams, Ontario
Adrian Oil
Albertson Farms, Nyssa
Albertson’s Food Center, Ont.
Bud Anderson Standard Oil, Ont.
Andrews Seed Co., Ontario
Julian Arrien, Juntura
BAM Equipment, Nyssa
Baker PC A, Ontario
Bank of Idano, Caldwell
Baker Shell Station
Beal Seed Co., Ontario
Barrentine Motor Co. Ontario
Joe Berria, Ontario
Becker's Market, Vale
Carl Burnham, Ontario
Morgan Beck, Ontario
Benson’s Paint A Glass, Ont
Blackaby Insurance Agency
Blackers Appliance i
Furniture, Ontario
Leonard Cafes, Ontario
Clyde Boston, Ontario
Bracken’s Dept. Store, Nyssa
Bye-Lanes Bowling, Ontario
Coast to Coast Store, Nyssa
Clover Creek Ranch, Hawkins
Continental Oil, Vale
Chertudi Trucking, Caldwell I
Jordan Valley
Cunningham Realty, Vale
Coast Packing, Ontario
Clyde Cowgill, Ontario
Davis Jewelry, Ontario
Dairy Queen, Ontario
Dentinger Feed A Seed, Vale
Dessert Seed Co., Nyssa
Diamond Furniture, Ontario
Discount Food Center, Ontario
Eastside Cafe, Ontario
Elks Lodge, Ontario
Evans Lumber Co., Ontario
Farmers Feed 4 Seed, Nyssa
Farmers Supply Coop, Ontario
Feed Service. Caldwell
Feed Service, Nyssa(
Nolan Field- Waldo in».
Vale, Nyssa, Ontario)
Fine Sheep Co., Nyssa
First Nat’) Bank, Nyssa, Ont
Franklin Saddle Shop, Ontario
Gentry Ford Sales, Ontario
Clair Guerney
Gordon Ford Tractor, Ontario
Mark Hartley, Nyssa
Sam Hartley, Nyssa
Fred Hess, Ontario
H.J.H. Co , Weiser
Loran Hal com, Ins.
Hollingsworth Inc., Ontario
THE GRAND CHAMPION beef consigned at the 1972 junior sale by Jeannie Pascoe, Jordan Vaiiey,
was sold to the Bank of Idaho, Caldwell for $70 cwt. The 985 lb. beef brought $689.50. The reserve
champion beef, consigned by Gary DeLong, Vale, went to the Mountain View Equipment Company,
Nyssa for $69 cwt or $623 40. The sale saw 78 steers, 91 lambs and 26 hogs sold for a total of
$41,218.67. The 1971 sale brought $36,027.67. The 78 steers brought $33, 526 for an average of
$44.01 per cwt. Last year's average was $40.49.
Ml. VIEW E«upm«nt purchased the top lamb owned by
Greg Sanders of Harper The 101 pound lamb brought
$115 cwt, netting Greg $116.15. Glenda Keesler, Vale
sold her 113 pound lamb to Tom Sugai for $90 and Dan
Gabiola, Ontario, sold his reserve champion lamb to
Oregon Trail Mobile Homes for $70,00, The 91 lambs
sold for $5,216 41 for an average of $57 24 cwt up from
$52 22 cwt. last year.
SALES PERSONNEL
- BUYERS -
Home Dairies, Ontario
Hucker, John, Harper
Howard's Texaco, Nyssa
I.O.N. Cattle Co., Middleton
Idaho First Nat’lBank , Parma
Idaho Power Company, Ontario
Idaho Meat Pack. Nampa
George Isen Agency, Ontario
Tom Iseri Produce, Ontario
Johnson-Falen Cattle Co.,
Wilder
Johnson Tire Co., Ontario
Marlin Jones, Ontario
Jordan Valley Gift Shop
Max Jones Motors, Ontario
Lynn Josephson Produce,
Payette
Tom Joyce
KSRV Radio)
KYET Radio
Kinney i Keele Brothers
Kessler Chevrolet, Vale
Al Kropp 4 Sons, Ontario
Land Title Ins. A Escrow
LaPaloma Cafe, Ontario
Ralph Laurance Insurance
Looney's Shopping Center, Adnan
Maag Brothers, Vale
Mallard Grocery, Ontario
Virginia Mallett Snodgrass
Malheur Livestock Assoc.
Malheur Drug, Vale
Malheur Enterprise, Vale
Malheur Insurance, Ontario
Massey Ferguson Farm Equip
Ontario
MAW Market, Nyssa
Tom Me Elroy Ranch, Vale
Matthews Chevrolet Co., Ont.
Merc, Ontario
Moore Hereford Ranch, Vale
Mountain View Equip , Nyssa
Northwest Gas A Oil, Ontario
Joe Nysingh, Ontario
Nyssa Co-op Supply
Nyssa Elevator
John O'Kief, Ontario
Olsen Lumber A Paint, Vale
Ontario Argus Observer
Ontario Clinic
Ontario Eye Clinic
Ontario Livestock Commission
Ontario Plumbing and Heating
Ontario Produce
Ontario Veterinary Clinic
Ore-Ida Foods. Ontario
Oregon Trail Mobile Homes
Ontario
Owyhee Truck A Implement,
Nyssa
Martin Dayo
Fred Hess
Norman Hipp
Russell Hursh
Sharon Coates
Goldie Jones
Jesse Mills
Dorothy Roark
Morgan Beck
- BUYERS-
Owyhee Veterinary Clinic,
Homedale
Palomina Cafe, Ontario
Paulus Jewelry, Nyssa
Payless Drug, Ontario
Peterson Furniture, Ontario
Petrolane Gas, Ontario
Pioneer Federal Savings A
Loan, Ontario
Norm Poole Heating, Ontario
Grady Romans, Westfall
Gene Rose, Ontario
Rov A .Owens Tire Service,
Ontario
John Rush, Harper
George and Richard Russell,
Vale
Safeway Stores, Ontario
Skaggs Drug Center, Ontario
Smoke Shop, Nyssa
Guy Sparks, Nyssa
Sparks and Baker
Stringer Brothers Sheep Co.
Nyssa
Stunz Lumber Co., Ontario
Snake River Shrine Club
Superior Block, Ontario
Tanaka Clinic, Ontario
Jim's Texaco, Jordan Valley
Treasure Valley Motors, Ont.
Trenkle Farming A Livestock,
Ontario
Tuttle Lumber Co., Ontario
Union Oil District, Jim Clayton,
Ontario
U.S. National Bank, Vale, Nyssa,
Ontario
Vale Livestock Auction
Vern's Country Supermarket,
Ontario
Jack Westfail Wheel Alignment
Ontario
West Park Plaza Merchants
Association Ontario
West Park Volkswagon
Western Bank, Ontario
Western Feed A Seed
Ellis White, Ontario
K.J. Zimmerschied, Vale
Wilsons Warehouse, Ontario
Williams Brothers
Woodpecker Truck Stop, Ont
Tony Yturri, Ontario