Nyssa gate city journal., December 13, 1962, Page 5, Image 5

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1962
THE NYSSA GATE CITY TOUKNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
SUGAR
BOWL
NYSSA EAGLES LEAGUE
Guards ................
27
Conductors _______
26
Presidents__________ 22
Past Worthys
Vice Presidents
Chaplains_____
Dudley Kurtz, high individual
game, 222. Duane Holcomb, high
individual series, 559. Guards,
l high team game and series, 1110
and 3005.
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Dec. 6 Prize Winners
TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
Duane Holcomb, high handicap
Simplot’s________
41
11
series, 637; winner of turkey. Da­
Parma M & W Mkt.
29
23
vid Sarazin, low handicap series,
B & M Equipment
27
25
512; Lynn Snodgrass, most splits,
Ray’s Food Fair. ...27
25 i 8; Jack Simpson, 158 game; Du­
Vale Auction
27
25
ane Holcomb, duplicate scores,
Thompson Agency
25
27
206.
Reno’s Food Fair
24
28
O O O O
Nyssa M & W Mkt.
23
M SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
Vale M & W Mkt.
22
30
White Satin
30% 17%
Bingham Service
22
M Pounds’ Grocery
29
19
Swager Ford
18
34
Marguerite’s Apparel 26% 21%
Chet Takatori, high individual Mildred’s Salon
22
game and series, 237/614. Reno’s Brownie’s Cafe ___
19
Food Fair, high team game and Farmers Feed & Seed 17
series, 1078/3078.
Beth Ellis, high individual
Dec. 11 Prize Winners
game, 179. Eris Bertram, high in­
Chet Takatori, high handicap dividual series, 462. White Satin,
series, 701. Bob Fangen, most' high team game and series, 762
splits picked, 2. Lloyd Mackrill, and
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2141. _____
Donna Glenn,
bowler
Walen Morgan, Red Waggoner, of week, 557 handicap series.
Ron Schoeneman, 111 in 7th. Milo
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, 6 FRIDAY BUSINESSMEN
Gorgin, Ed Arndt,
Red ’ Fritts,
spares in row.
I Skinner’s Service
31
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I Muir-Roberts
31
SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE
Gate City Journal
25
THURSDAY GUESTS
Norsedco .
__ 31
17
Fangen’s Floral
24
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson and
Wilson’s Dept. Store 31
17
Nyssa Implement
23
family
were guests for dinner last
Oregon Concrete
29
19
Ideal Cleaners
22
Thursday evening at the home of
Idaho Power
__ 28
20
It
KSRV
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinowski.
Flying “A”
26% 21% Reed’s Texaco
18
Nyssa Auto Parts
19
29
Woody Seuell, high individual
C. E. Clapp
17
31
game, 237. Dick Butcher, high
Cascade Gas
___ 12
36
individual series, 595. Fangen’s
Elks’ Lodge
23
21
Floral, high team game and ser-
Q’s Trophy Cabin
21% 22% ies, 901/2647.
Don Hatch, high individual
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game and series, 247/594. Norsed­ SUGAR BOWL BANTAMS
co, high team game and series, Lucky Strikes
24
16
1013/2953.
Thunderbirds
23% 16%
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Three Stewgies
22
18
MONDAY MIXED FOURSOME Grace’s Cafe
21% 18%
Hopefuls
12
4
19
Dr. Ross Hawks
21
Tag-a-Longs
11
5
Idaho Power Luckies 13
27
Goof Balls
9
7
Jeff Wieneke, high individual
Splits
9
7
game, 146. Danny Wilson, high
Speed Balls
8
8
individual series, 369. Idaho Pow­
Checkmates
8
8
er Luckies, high team game and
Gutter Busters
8
8
series, 475/1332. Bruce Hipp,:
Dribblers
7
9
bowler of week, handicap series,1
Flyers-4
5
11
490.
Odd Balls
3
13
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Norma Asumendi, ladies’ high WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES
individual game, 185. Jess Asu- High’s Furniture
36% 11%
mendi, men’s high individual Pastime Cafe
16
32
game and series, 243/582. Lena Muir-Roberts
Tastewell
25% 22%
Tyler, ladies’ high individual ser­ Zerbel Flying
24
24
ies, 462. Checkmates, high team Roberts-Nyssa
24
24
game and series, 657/1774.
Arrowhead Motel
24
24
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24
Nyssa Welding
24
PATRIOTS LEAGUE
21% 26%
Bill Looney’s
17
The Merc
......
35
27
Gate City Cleaners
21
Bracken’s
29% 22% Bicandi’s
19% 28%
Clover Lawn Dairy
27
25
29
19
Sugar Bowl
No. 303 Size Cans
Shell Service ..... .... 27
25
31
17
Swager Ford
29
Wilson’s Market_____ 23
Vi Teske, high individual game,
22% 29% 212. Ailene Holmes, high indi­
Signal Oil ..........
30
22
Malheur Hospital
vidual series, 526. Zerbel Flying,
30
22
Twilight Cafe
high team game and series, 755
Dottie Parks, high individual and 2215. Dora Wagner, bowler
Shaver's
game and series, 203/536. Signal of week, 599 handicap series.
Oil, high team game and series,
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768/2080.
WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
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Borderlines ........
27% 12%
PETERSON'S BANTAMS
19
Gutter Gerties
21
14
Ten Pins
26
Three Stooges
19% 20%
u;
Pin Crashers
24
21
Bowlettes
19
18
Gutter Dusters
22
21
Alley Cats
.....
19
21
Flintridgers
19
26
Safety Pins
---- 14
46-Oz. Cans
24
Dragsters ..................... 16
Verda Simpson, high individual
27
Strike Outs
13
game and series, 177/462. Three
Bob Bingman, high individual Stooges, high team game and ser­
game and series, 188/517. Ten ies, 430/ 1268. Minnie Adams,
Pins, high team game and series, bowler of the week, 589 handicap
378/1125. Hal Brendle, bowler of series.
Gold Medal
week, 446.
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Final scores in first half of SUGAR CUBE BANTAMS
league play—Boys who had 120 Bowl Dogs —
8
24
games or over included Larry Strike Outs
10
22
Miner, 120; Don Winchester, 124; Sugar Babes
13
... 19
Hal Brendle, 124. 126; Harry Spare Masters
1!»
... 13
Brendle, 129; Bob Bingman, 156, Gutter Dusters
20
—12
26
173 and 188.
Sugar Plums
6
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Cheryl Wilson, high individual
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
game and series, 156/356. Bowl
9% Dogs, high team game, 304. Sugar
Nyssa Co-op
------ 38%
Betty Crocker
Babes, high team series, 891.
12
Grain Millers --------- 36
Cheryl Wilson, bowler of week,
15
Howard’s Texaco
.. 33
Holcomb & Main
24% 23% high handicap series.
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24
Chet’s Motel
------ 24
THURS. MIXED FOURSOME
27
Eder’s
21
12
29
Myrick-Bullard------ —20
Shell Service .............. 19
House-Huffman -------- 18% 13%
30
First National Bank 18
14
Kelley-Thompson ------18
32
Eastman Insurance
16
Jenkins-Snodgrass----- 17% 14%
38
Home Dairies ----------- 10
15
Emil Wohlcke, high individual Sarazin-Larson---------- 17
17
game, 230. Dick Butcher, high in­ Com-Purcell------------- 15
Shortening —
19
dividual series, 552. Eder’s, high Lee-Iest-------------------13
23
team game, 839. Howard’s Texa- Jefferies-Neely----------- 9
Donna Myrick, ladies’ high in-I
co, high team series, 2438.
dividual game and series, 194/520
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Bill lest, men’s high individual
LADY EAGLES
game and series, 197/549. Myrick- 1
19
Four Roses ...
_ 25
Beat Tops
24% 19% Bullard, high team game and ser- 11
22
ies, 667/1887.
Zips
22
M. D. — TOILET
Gutter Dusters
. 21% 22 Mt EVENING DINNER GUESTS
5
24
Sugar Beats
20
Mr. and Mrs. Plais Johnson and U
25
Sugar Cubes ---------- 19
Kay Brendle, high individual family of Ontario and Glen Weeks
game and series, 204/520. Beat were Sunday evening dinner
Tops, high team game, 636. Zips, guests of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. S. Weeks.
high team series, 1741.
g/
Blondie
PAGE FIVE
4-H HEALTH CLUB HEARS
LESSON ON PERSONALITY
Third meeting of the Happy I
Health 4-H club was held Dec. 10 i
in Mrs. Hazel Lane's fifth grade I
room. Sandra Watson led the
flag salute and Janice Piercy the
4-H pledge.
Lesson was on "Personality”
and roll call was answered by
each ahild giving an example erf
bad personality.
Skits on personality were writ­
ten by each of the students and
three were acted out by the class.
—John Cleaver, Reporter
By Chic Young
SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks were
Sunday dinner guests of their son
and daughter - in - law, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Sparks and family.
IS
League
Standings
JUNIOR STITCHETTES HEAR
ROLL CALL SUGGESTIONS
Third meeting of the Junior
Stitches 4-H sewing club was held
Dec. 4 and called to order by Su­
san Woodell.
Matter of business was sugges­
tions for roll call.
Next meeting will be Dec. 29
at the home of Christine Cleaver.
—Shirley Cleaver, Reporter
VISITS FROM SEATTLE
Leo S. Morris of Seattle is vis­
iting his sister, Mrs. Nellie Pow- j
ell. Morris plans to spend the
holidays with relatives here and
in Ontario.
LANCASTERS HOST DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Muri Lancaster
The famous fourth Marine regi­ entertained with dinner Monday
ment was first organized in March evening for the Rev. and Mrs.
1911 and served in Mexico, China, Omar Barnhouse and Lonnie, Mr.
Bataan and the defense of Cor­ and Mrs. Dean Lancaster and Mi­
regidor.
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VISITS FROM BOISE
Miss Jean Baker of Boise spent
the weekend with her brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Miner and family.
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At Christmas
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BRUNSWICK BALL
Personalized With Their Initials!
(We Drill Them to Your Own Measurements
While You Wait)
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