THURSDAY. JANUARY 17. 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
SUGAR
BOWL
PAGE THREE
SUGAR CUBE BANTAMS
STITCHETTES 4-H CLUB
HOLDS MONDAY MEETING
Gutter Dusters___ ____ 3
0
Sugar Babes ......
7
1
Susan Woodell presided at the
Bowl Dogs
4
4
fifth meeting of Stitchettes 4-H
Officers of Gate City lodge. Or
Sparemasters___ ______ 3
5
Sewing club which was held Mon der of Odd Fellows No. 214, of
A
meeting
of
the
Women
’
s
Sugar Plums _________ 2
6
Bowling association will be held day afternoon at the home of Nyssa were installed in form
Strike Outs.................. 0
8
Monday evening, Jan. 7, by Dis
at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon, Jan. Joyce Cleaver.
Connie Mitchell, high indivi- 27, at Brownie’s cafe, according
During the business meeting, trict Deputy Harry H. Kingrey.
dual game and series, 197/466. to Mabie Fangen, city secretary. discussion was held regarding the
Elective officers are Ross N.
Gutter Dusters, high team game
sewing demonstrations held Tues Mills, noble grand: Al Thompson,
All
woman
bowlers
of
the
Nys
and series, 430/1010. Connie
sa association are urged to attend day in the Methodist church for vice grand; Roy Winchell, secre
chell, bowler of the week,
as
discussion will be held re- mothers of members. Jan Gum tary; Tom Johnson, treasurer.
handicap series, 532.
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|
garding
the city tournament for precht, county extension agent,
Appointive officers are Martin
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was in charge of the Tuesday ses Greig, warden; Theron Wheeler,
I local lady bowlers.
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sion.
SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
chaplain; Bill Kohl, inside guard;
An executive board meeting
o
Next meeting will be Feb. 4 at Owen Gann, outside guard; King
Mildred’s Salon
7
1
was held Sunday afternoon at the
Brownie's Cafe, Lge.
WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
3
rey, right supporter to the noble
5
home of Mrs Ernie Metcalf, city the home of Susan Woodell.
—Shirley Cleaver, Reporter grande; Fred Kratzberg, left sup
5
3 I association president, with a 11
Borderlines ..... ......
36% 22% White Satin
Pounds’ Grocery
4
porter to noble grand; Bob Mar
4
Three Stooges
34
leagues represented. The group
26
Farmers Feed, Seed
tin, right supporter to vice grand;
3
5
Alley Cats
34
discussed the open association RETURN FROM NEBRASKA
26
Marguerite
’
s
Apparel
Frank Sherwood, left supporter to
0
8
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Percy
Capper
and
Gutter Gerties ____ 29
I
meeting
and
the
city
tournament.
31
family returned recenlly from vice grand.
Bowlettes
29
Eris Bertram, high individual
»1
Scottsbluff, Neb., where they
Safety Pins
17% 42% game and series, 246/583. White
The Gate City lodge is again
VISIT FROM CALDWELL
spent the holidays with her par helping to support the UN Pil
Verda Simpson, Kay Luhr, high Satin, high team game and series,
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Smith and ents and other relatives. While grimage Tour contest for all soph
individual games, 157. Kay Luhr, 327/2362. Deane Kohl, bowler of
daughter of Caldwell were Sun there they also attended a family omore and junior high school stu
high individual series, 429. Three the week, 606 handicap series.
day visitors at the home of his reunion and a golden wedding an. dents. Subject of the contest this
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Stooges, high team game and ser
Nyssa, Oregon
101 North Main
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight niversary reception for her par year will be "What the United
ies, 394/1175. Ida Miner, bowler MONDAY MIXED FOURSOME | Smith.
ents.
Nations Means to Me.’’
of the week. 541 handicap series. Goof Balls
19
End of First Half of League Hopefuls
...17
Play — Winners are Borderlines: Tag-a-Longs
17
Jan Church, Mrs. Dick (Lucille) Splits
17
Wilson, Donna
and Riet Speed Balls
---- Thomas
--------- - _„J
_.. 16
Kuyper.
Gutter Busters
...15% 12%
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Flyers-4
13 15
Checkmates
11%
16%
PETERSON'S BANTAMS
Dribblers
9
19
Pin Crashers
3
1
Odd Balls _______
5 23
Flintridgers
3
1
Mabie
Fangen,
ladies
’
high
in
Ten Pins
...3
1
dividual
game
and
series,
185/492.
Clutter Dusters
_. 1
3
Wilbur Holcomb, men’s high indi
Dragsters
__ 1
3
vidual
game, 217. Rulon Trost,
Strike Outs
__ I
3
men’s high individual series, 579.
Hal Brendle, high individual Goof Balls, high team game, 666.
game and series, 165/436. Ten 1 Hopefuls, high team series, 1862.
Pins, high team game and series,
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373/1086. Hal Brendle, bowler of
the week, 505 handicap series. THURS. MIXED FOURSOME
Jon Morgan bowled 163 to receive Sarazin-Larson
.31
21
his AJBC patch.
'
House-Huffman
29% 22%
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Myrick-Bullard
27
Corn-Purcell
_ 26
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
Co-op
...
4714 20% Jefferies-Neely _____ 26
A dime still goes a long way
Lee-Iest
______ 23
Howard’s Texaco____ 43
25
al RAY’S FOOD FAIRl We
Kelley-Thompson .... 23
Grain Millers _______ 42
26
prove it with these 10c sup
Jenkins-Snodgrass_ 22%
29%
Eder’s
_____ __ 34
34
er
specials—and we’ve more
Connie Bullard and Barbara
Holcomb & Main
33% 34%
in our store io stop you in
Sarazin,
ladies
’
high
individual
First National Bank
33% 34%
your shopping tracks. So.
games, 181. Bill lest, men’s high
Chet’s Motel ________ 31
37
come in today and "shop on
individual
game,
211.
Connie
Bul
Shell Service________ 30
38
a dime" at our big display
lard, ladies’ high individual ser
Eastman Insurance
26
42
of 10c Sale Savers!
ies,
481.
Paul
House,
men
’
s
high
Home Dairies _______ 21% 46%
individual series, 559. Lee-Iest,
D. Jones, high individual game, high team game, 688. Myrick-
228. Emil Wohlcke, high indivi
dual series, 572. Co-op, high team Bullard, high team series, 1826.
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game and series, 894/2542.
TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
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Swager Ford________ 11
SUGAR BOWL BANTAMS
Thunderbirds __
35% 20% Thompson Agency .... 10
Bingham Service ____ 9
Dr. Ross’ Hawks
31
25
Grace’s Cafe __
29% 26% Vale M & W Mkt. ___ 8
Elliott Tire
____
Lucky Strikes _______ 29
27
Parma
M
&
W
Mkt
......
Three Stewgies
28% 27%
Simplot
Soilbuilders
__
WELLS & DAVIES
Idaho Power Luckies 18
38
Reno’s Food Fair_____
Dan Wilson, high individual B & M Equipment... ....
game and series, 180/475. Dr. Vale Auction _______
Ross’ Hawks, high team game and Ray’s Food Fair______
series, 482/1343. Dan Wilson, Nyssa M & W Mkt........
bowler of the week, 430 handicap
Bill Ford, high individual game
series.
and series, 222/587. Ray’s Food
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Fair, high Team Game, 1046.
FRIDAY BUSINESSMEN
Thompson Agency, high team ser
Dress Up Baked Ham
Gate City Journal
7
1
ies, 3037.
With Crescent Cloves!
KSRV
...7
1
Jan. 15 Prise Winners
Reed’s Texaco
. 6
2
WELLS & DAVIES —COUNTRY
Muir-Roberts
5
Darrell Wilson, Bob Reed, 141
3
games. Dean Peabody (twice),
Skinner’s Service
__ 3
5
Fangen’s Floral
___ 2
Woody Seuell, Butch McDonald,
6
Ideal Cleaners
___ 2
Percy Kelch, Glenn Mefford, Gale
«
Nyssa Implement ____ 0
Cleverly, 111 in 7th. Woody Seu-
8
Bob Meisinger, high individual [ ell, closest to triplet series, 139,
game and series, 211/584. Muir- . 136, 136. Earl Faw, January high
Roberts, high team game and ser- handicap series, 678.
WELLS & DAVIES
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ies, 907/2623.
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JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
PATRIOTS LEAGUE
.... 28
8
Team
20% 15%
The Merc ... ..... ............... 5
3 ■ Team
Team
Signal Oil
_______ 5
3
Team
Shell Service_________ 5
3
Team
Twilight Cafe________ 5
3
26%
Team
Clover Lawn Dairy____ 4
4
Wilson’s Market______ 4
4
Diane Jennings and Karen
BETTY CROCKER — 4-LB.
Malheur Hospital____ 3
Main, girls’ high individual
5
Bracken’s
1
7
games, 140. Diane Jennings, girls’
Lavona McDonald, high indivi high individual series, 356. Paul
dual game and series, 189/510. House, boys’ high individual
FRESH —GREEN
Wilson’s Market and The Merc, game, 207. Mike Kodama, boys’
high team games, 722. The Merc, high individual series, 503. Team
1, high team game and series, 724
AA SELECT — FRESH MED. WHITE
high team series, 2064.
and 1990.
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SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE
LADY
EAGLES
Nyssa Auto Parts__ ___ 7
1
Four Roses__________ 38
26
Q’s Trophy Cabin---------6
2
28
Zips_______________ 36
Oregon Concrete _____ 5
3
Gutter Dusters______ 31% 32%
Norsedco ------------------ 5
3
33%
Idaho Power
______ 4
4 | Beat Tops___________ 30%
36
Sugar Cubes------------ 28
(. E Clapp
.....
4
4
Sugar Beats
28
36
Wilson’s Dept. Store ._ 4
4
6
Flying “A”---------------- 2
Kay Brendle, high individual
6
Elks Lodge----------------- 2
game, 192. Deane Kohl, high in
F
7
Cascade Gas-------------- 1
dividual series, 540. Four Roses,
Bob Patterson, high individual high team game and series, 623
game, 227. Charles Newbill, high and 1769.
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individual series, 591. Norsedco
and Wilson’s Dept. Store, high EAGLES LEAGUE
team games, 1049. Norsedco, high Guards_____________ 3
CRUNCHY FRESH
1
team series, 3040.
Chaplains___________ 3
1
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Past Worthys________ 3
1
WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES Vice Presidents_______ 1
3
47
21
Pastime Cafe--------
Conductors
1
3
42% 25% Presidents__________ 1
High’s Furniture
3
40
28
Arrowhead Motel
Lloyd Mackrill, high individual
34
34
Zerbel Flying-------
game, 208. Woody Seuell, high in
34
34
Roberts-Nyssa-----
dividual series, 587. Chaplains,
34
34
Gate City Cleaners
high team game, 1063. Guards,
32% 35% high team series. 2949.
Muir-Roberts
37
31
Nyssa Welding
Bicandi’s------------- 30% 37% Jan. 10 Prise Winners
38
Ted Teske, 111 in 7th. Gary
Swager Ford--------- 30
41
27
Quinn, closest to triplet series,
Sugar Bowl
25% 42% 163, 172, 166. Ted Teske, picked
Bill Looney's
Darlene Standage and JoAnn 4-7-9-10 split to win $25.
Sole winners of first half of
Holcomb, high individual games.
193. Dottie Parks, high individual league play were Guards, Team
series. 510 Pastime Cafe, high members include Dr. B. Ross,
team game and series. 754/2100. Gary Quinn. Don Parker, Willis
Darlene Standage, bowler of the Bertram, Paul House and Ernie
I Metcalf.
week, 600 handicap series.
Local Lady Bowlers
To Discuss Tourney
At Jan. 27 Meeting
Officers Installed
By Local IOOF Lodge
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