THURSDAY. JANUARY 24. 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE THREE
SUGAR
BOWL
NYSSA COUPLES ATTEND
LADY EAGLES
KITCHEN COOKIES CLUB
Local Lady Bowlers TOASTMISTRESS
Apple Valley PTA
4 H Club Gives Funds;
MEETING
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HOLDS SECOND MEETING
To
Discuss
Tourney
Members
See
Film
Gutter Dusters_______3
1
Several Nyssa Toastmasters and
Second meeting of the Kitchen To Assist at Food Sale
Sugar Cubes_________ 3
A meeting of the Women’s their wives visited the Treasure On New Projector
1
The fifth meeting of Kitchen
Cookies 4-H club was held Jan. 7
3 j Bowling association will be held Valley Toastmistress club meet I
Sugar Beats__________ 1
Queen
’s 4-H club was held Mon
after
school
in
the
Adrian
grade
Apple Valley PTA meeting was
j Four Roses___________1
3
at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon, Jan. ing Friday evening in Parma.
school cafeteria. The meeting was day at the home of Ann Cleaver
called
to
order
by
Mrs.
Louise
Beat Tops
0
27, at Brownie’s cafe, according
4
called to order by Kayleen Miya- who showed how to make all-
Included on the program was
to Mabie Fangen, city secretary. a formal debate, “Should Teen Piercy, vice president, last Thurs sako.
purpose muffins.
indivi-
Margaret Bracken, high
day evening. Routine business
All woman bowlers of the Nys age Marriages Be Subsidized.”
dual game, 202. Kay Brendle,
A collection was made for the
Mrs. James Phifer, leader, gave
was transacted including a report
high individual series, 568. Gut sa association are urged to attend
Among Nyssa couples attending on the budget and then the meet instructions in filling out record March of Dimes and it was sug
ter Dusters, high team game and as discussion will be held re were Messrs, and Mmes. Bob ing was turned over to Dollie papers.
gested that the club help the
series. 643/1869. Margaret Brack garding the city tournament for Sherbert, Armand Larive, Don Iiams, program chairman.
Games were played following Stitchettes with a cooked food
en, bowler of the week, 632 han- local lady bowlers.
sale with proceeds to go toward
Bowers, Jeff Ford, Don Bates and
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the business meeting.
Mrs.
Mary
Mann
read
a
mes
dicap series.
sending
a 4-H student to summer
Bob
Palmer.
Mrs.
Bates
and
Mrs.
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—Matsuko Hori, Reporter.
sage by Margaret E. Jenkins,
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
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school at Corvallis.
Palmer are members of the Toast president of National Congress of
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PATRIOTS
Next meeting will be Feb. 11
Nyssa Co-op
50% 21% mistress club.
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PTA. Next on the program was a SMITHS HAVE DAUGHTER
i Shell Service
9
3
Howard’s Texaco
44
28
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith, former at the home of Joyce Cleaver.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES The Merc ___ ________ 8
duet.
“
Sweet
Hour
of
Prayer,
”
4
—Sylvia Cleaver, Reporter.
Grain Millers
43
29
VISIT FROM CALDWELL
Pastime Cafe_______ 50
by Ellen and Joyce Piercy, with Nyssans, of Melba, Idaho, are par
22 ■ Twilight Cafe_______ 7
5
First National Bank
36% 35%
High’s Furniture____46% 25% I Signal Oil___________ 8
ents
of
a
5
-
pound,
13
-
ounce
the
former
accompanying
on
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
J.
Smith
and
6
Eder’s
35
37
Arrowhead Motel___ 42
daughter of Caldwell visited Sun- piano. Arnie Finkbeiner then daughter bom Monday morning
30
Wilson
’
s
Market
_____
6
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Holcomb & Main ... 34% 37% day with his parents, Mr. and showed a film, “What Greater in a Nampa hospital. The infant
Roberts-Nyssa______38
34 1 Malheur Hospital____ 5
7
Chet’s Motel
__ 34
38
Zerbel Flying_______37
Mrs. Dwight Smith, and also went Gift,” on the new projector which joins two sisters, Debbie and
35
Clover Lawn Dairy___ 4
8
Shell Service
31
41
PHONE
Pamela at home.
Gate City Cleaners___ 35
ice skating at Arcadia lake.
has arrived for the school.
37 1 Bracken’s___________ 3
9
Eastman
Insurance
29
43
Muir-Roberts _______ 33% 38%
Mrs. Hazel Ferguson’s first
Smith is a former employee of
Margaret Bracken, high indivi- Home Dairies............ _24% 47% ARRIVE FROM UTAH
Bicandi’s___________ 33% 38%
grade won the room count and the Gate City Journal and left
dual game and series, 224/516.
Morris Huffman, high indivi
Nyssa Welding______ 31
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Simpson, Mrs. Marie Hopkins was winner Nyssa in March of last year.
41
Signal Oil, high teem game and dual game and series, 202/571. Sheri and Craig of Hooper, Utah, of the door prize.
Swager Ford________ 31
41
Howard’s Texaco, high team arrived Friday to visit their par
Bill Looney’s _______ 27 % 44% series, 766/2237.
Refreshments were served by
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game. 894. Co-op, high team ser ents. Mr and Mrs. Merlin Fagan the third grade mothers.
Sugar Bowl_________ 27
45
EAGLES LEAGUE
ies, 2577.
of Payette and Mr. and Mrs.
Vi Teske, high individual game Guards
.
.
7
1
End of first half of league play: 1 Wayne Simpson.
SCHROEDER QUITE ILL
and series, 234/566. Zerbel "Fly Past Worthys
___ 5
3
EASY TERMS!
Nyssa Co-op. winner. Team mem
Word has been received by
—
ing, high team game and series, Presidents ______ ____ 4
4
THURSDAY
DINNER
bers
and
substitutes
include
Er
GUESTS
friends
of
the
Nyssa
area
that
635/2301. Bernice Cleaver, bowl Chaplains
3
5
nie Metcalf, Morris Huffman,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge Adolph Schroeder is quite ill fol
er of the week, 596 handicap Vice Presidents ______ 3
5
Dick Butcher, Paul House, Fred | were dinner guests last Thursday lowing major surgery at the Vet
series.
Conductors__________ 2
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127 Main Street — Nyssa
Schilling, Bob Meisinger and Pat j evening at the home of Mr. and erans’ hospital in Long Beach,
End of first half of league play:
Dale Bingman, high individual Parker.
Mrs.
Lyle
Brown
in
Fruitland.
Calif.
Pastime Cafe, winners. Team game, 232. Willis Bertram, high
members are Vi Teske, Clara individual series, 554. Guards, |
Rambaud, Nina Maze, Dorothy high team game and series, 1085 j
Parker and Jean Jones.
and 2996.
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Jan. 17 Prize Winner«
PETERSON S BANTAMS
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Asa Winchester, low handicap
Ten Pins____________ 7
1
series, 503. Dick Gustavson, most
Pin Crashers________ 6
2
splits, 9. Dick Gustavson, Ted
Gutter Dusters_______4
4
Teske,
Bill Hamilton and Bob
Ws
Flintridgers_________ 3
5
Love, 147 games.
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Dragsters___________ 2
»$■> -s
6
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Strike Outs_________ 2
6
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TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
Bob Bingman, high individual Swager Ford
______ 14
2
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game, 180. Larry Miner, high in Bingham Service____ 12
4
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dividual series, 410. Pin Crash Elliott Tire Co.__ __ 11
5
ers, high team game, 385. Ten Thompson Agency __ 11
5
Pins, high team series, 1112. Lar Simplot Soilbuilders_ 9
7
ry Miner, bowler of the week, Parma M & W Mkt___ 8
8
476 handicap series.
8
Vale M & W Mkt_____ 8
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10
Reno’s Food Fair_____ 6
MONDAY MIXED FOURSOME Vale Auction Co._____ 6
10
Goof Balls __________22
10
12
Ray’s Food Fair______ 4
Splits
___________ 21
11
12
B & M Equipment____ 4
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Hopefuls____________20
12
Nyssa M & W Mkt...... .. 3
13
Tag-a-Longs ________ 20
12
Tom Eldredge, high individual |
Gutter Busters__ ____ 18% 13% game and series, 222/573. Bing
Speed Balls ________17
15
ham Service, high team game,
Flyers 4 ______ _____ 14
18
1067. Elliott Tire Co., high team '
Here's PORK so tender you can
Checkmates_________ 11% 20% series, 3124.
PORK
cut
it with a fork! Juicy, lean
Dribblers___________ 10
22
Jan. 22 Winners
meat that's a sight to rouse your
Odd Balls ......
6
26
Lloyd Palmer and Tom Jayo,
appetite ... A taste treat that's
Stella Ross, ladies’ high indi- 151 games. Walen Morgan, Bill
Young — Tender
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both flavorful and nourishing.
vidual game and series, 200/543. Kohl, Willie Zillig, Milo Gorgin,
Jack Knowles, men’s high indi Lloyd Mackrill and Percy Kelch,
Boil it or pan-fry it . . . It's sim
Lean — Select
vidual game and series, 212/568. most splits picked, one each. Tex
ply GREAT!
Speed Balls, high team game and Morgan, six spares in a row.
series, 692/1939.
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WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
SUGAR BOWL BANTAMS
0
Bowlettes
_
___ 4
i
I Morrell —SLICED
Thunderbirds________ .7
1
Gutter Gerties
_ _ 2%
1%
Dr. Ross’ Hawks______ 6
2
1
Borderlines _
___3
4
Three Stewgies______ 4
2%
Safety Pins_
---- 1%
Lucky Strikes________ 3
5
___ 1
3
Alley Cats
6
Grace’s Cafe_________ 2
4
Three Stooges
__ 0
Idaho Power Luckies__2
6
Marlene DeMinck, high indivi
Larry Wilson, high individual dual game, 164. Ida Miner, high
game and series, 172/450. Lucky individual series, 447. Gutter Ger.
Strikes, high team game and ser ties, high team game and series,
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ies, 476/1338. Mark Hartley, bow. 402/1122. Marlene DeMinck, bow
ler of the week, 497 handicap ser ler of week, 597 handicap series.
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ies.
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Ray’s Food Fair-------- 31
9
SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE
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— CAKE MIX
Owyhee Truck, Imp. 22
18
SWANS DOWN —
4
Oregon Concrete _____ 8
Nyssa Auto Parts
21% 18%
Nyssa Auto Parts_____ 8
4
S & V Cattle Co.
21
19
Q’s Trophy Cabin___ 8
4
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Lienkaemper’s______ 15
25
5
Wilson’s Dept. Store___ 7
Sugar Bowl
9% 30%
6
C. E. Clapp__________ 6
Janice McCrady, girls’ high in- j
6
Norsedco____________ 6
SHURGOLD — 3-LB. TIN
dividual game and series, 138/390.
7
Idaho Power_________ 5
I
Mike Kodama, boys’ high indivi
>
7
Elks Lodge .. ......
5
t
dual game and series, 187/465. I
Cascade Natural Gas__ 4
8
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Nyssa Auto Parts, high team I
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Flying ”A” .......
3
game,
670.
Ray
’
s
Food
Fair,
high
I
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Mel Calhoun, high individual
Delicious
game, 224. Dale Bingman, high team series, 1918.
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— 4-ROLL PACK
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individual series, 562. Wilson’s
Dept. Store, high team game and SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
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Mildred’s Salon______ 10
2
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series, 1019/3015.
Brownie
’
s
Cafe
____
6
6
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White Satin
.6
6
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FRIDAY BUSINESSMEN
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Farmers
Feed,
Seed
_
_
6
6
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3
Gate City Journal
9
SHAVER'S
—
NO.
303
TINS
Pounds’ Grocery--------- 4
8
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4
KSRV ........ ..... ................ 8
Marguerite
’
s
Apparel
4
8
I
6
Reed’s Texaco------------- 6
Claudine Garrison, high indi- I
Muir-Roberts_________ 6
6
Tins
Fresh—Cello
—
9
vidual game, 199. Blanche Jef- I
6
Skinner’s Service------- 6
feries,
high
individual
series,
509
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7
Ideal Cleaners_______ 5
Pounds’ Grocery, high team game ' I
LIBBY S — 15-OZ. CANS
j-
LIBBY'S
8
Fangen’s Floral ---------- 4
and series, 786/2189. Claudine I
9
Nyssa Implement-------- 3
Garrison, bowler of the week, I
Dick Butcher, high individual high handicap series, 586.
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Tins
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game and series, 224/572. Gate
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City Journal, high individual ALL STARS
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game. 908. Skinner’s Service, high (Games Played at Bye Lanes)
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GEISHA — SMALL COVE
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individual series, 2644.
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3
1
Pin Splitters
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1
3
Star Lighters
SUGAR CUBE BANTAMS
1
H and H
3
1
Sugar Babes------------- 11
____
3
1
Twinkiers .
1
Gutter Dusters---------- 11
1
3
Mifee Four
è
7
Sparemasters —--------- 5
1
3
Little Dippers
8
Bowl Dogs
4
Frozen
—
Morton's
CREAM
1
Gleamers _____
3
—STRAW-
Frozen —
STRAW
9
Sugar Plums-------------- 3
Sheltons______ _______ 1
3
Strike Outs
2
1
Kay Brendle, ladies’ high in-
Connie Mitchell, high individual dividual game and series, 204/541.
game, 156. Connie Mitchell, Bren Weldon Wilcox, men’s high indi
da McKinney, high individual ser vidual game, 193. Ray Roark,
5 Flavors, Ea...
ies, 399. Sugar Babes, high team men’s high individual series, 505.
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game and series, 391/1127. Jo Gleamers, high team game and
lene Holmes, bowler of the week, series, 619/1763. Kay Brendle,
high handicap series, 501.
lady bowler of the week.
Fresh-Baked
League
Standings
T-A-X-I
372-3934
DIAMONDS
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SHORTENING 59(
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Apples 20/Ì
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Grapefruit......
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Carrots |
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Berries ¿W < PIES 3Q(
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