THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1963
SUGAR
BOWL
7
PETERSON'S BANTAMS
Pin Crashers_______ 10
2
Gutter Dusters _____ 8
4
Ten Pins____________ 7
5
Dragsters___________ 5
7
Strike Outs
3
9
Flintridgers
3
9
Rocky Keim, high individual
game. 144. Jim Farmer, high in­
dividual series, 385. Gutter Dust­
ers, high team game and series,
360/1016. Rodney Rhoades, bowl,
er of the week, 518 handicap ser­
ies. Kevin Engstrom and Rodney
Rhoades bowled over 120 game
to receive an AJBC patch.
League
Standings
4
BULLDOG LEAGUE
Ray’s Food Fair_____ 34
10
Owyhee Truck, Imp. 25
19
S & V Cattle Co_____ 22
22
Nyssa Auto Parts ._21% 22%
Lienkaemper’s______ 16
28
Sugar Bowl________ 13% 30%
Janet Nedry, girls’ high indi­
vidual game, 168. Janice McCra-
dy, girls’ high individual series,
381. Brad Maxfield, boys’ high
individual game, 188. Paul House,
boys’ high individual series, 439.
Sugar Bowl, high team game, 673.
Ray’s Food Fair, high team ser­
ies, 1950.
SUGAR CUBE BANTAMS
Gutter Dusters______ 14
2
Sugar Babes
12
4
Sparemasters_________ 9
7
Bowl Dogs _________ 5
11
Strike Outs
5
11
Sugar Plums
3
13
Connie Mitchell, high individual
game, 147. Sallee Morgan, high
individual series, 347. Bowl Dogs,
high team game and series, 373
and 950. Roxanne Mason, bowler
of the week, 462 handicap series.
MONDAY MIXED FOURSOME
Goof Balls_________ 26
10
Speed Balls________ 21
15
Splits ........................... 21
15
Hopefuls___________ 20
16
Tag-a-Longs_______ 20
16
Gutter Busters_____ 19*4 16%
Flyers-4___________ 17
19
Checkmates________ 14*4 21%
Dribblers__________ 11
25
Odd Balls __ _______10
26
Sandy Morrison, ladies’ high in­
dividual game, 214. Rulon Trost,
men’s high individual game and
series, 216/552. Stella Ross, la­
dies’ high individual series, 517.
Speed Balls, high team game and
series, 703/1999.
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
Lady Bowlers Discuss
Spring Tournament;
Committees Selected
A meeting of Nyssa Women’s
Bowling association was held
Sunday at Brownie's cafe with
President Sadie Metcalf presiding.
Plans were discussed and rules
adopted for the local women’s
tournament to be held the week­
end of April 21 and to continue
the weekend of April 28 if sche­
dule of events necessitates.
Mabie Fangen, Eris Bertram
and Betty House were named
members of the scheduling com­
WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES
mittee.
Muir-Roberts
4
0
Trophy committee members are
Bill Looney’s_________ 4
0
Lenna Huffman, JoAnn Holcomb
Gate City Cleaners..... _.4
0
and Bertha Taylor.
Roberts-Nyssa________ 3
1
Sugar Bowl
3
1
Named to the prize and hostess
Pastime Cafe______ 2
2
committee were Margaret Brack­
Bicandi’s------------------ 2
2
en, Kay Brendle, Billie Wright,
Arrowhead Motel____ 1
3
Dottie Parks, Connie Bullard,
High’s Furniture_____ 1
3
Karma Kesler and Darlene Stan­
Zerbel Flying
0
4
dage.
Nyssa Welding_______ 0
4
Mrs. Metcalf will name a score­
Swager Ford_________ 0
4
keepers committee in the near
Sadie Butcher, high individual future.
game and series, 202/515. Roberts.
Nyssa, high team game and ser­
ies, 803/2264. Pat Elliott, bowler
of the week, 604 handicap series.
ADRIAN LEGION AUXILIARY
SLATES SATURDAY DINNER
Adrian American Legion aux­
iliary members held a regular
meeting and potluck dinner Tues­
day at the home of Mrs. Perle
Davis.
The ladies made plans for a
waffle supper to be served Sat-
urday, Feb. 2, between 5:30 and
8 p.m. in the Adrian grade school
cafeteria.
Next meeting will be Feb. 12
with meeting place to be an­
nounced later.
Myrick-Bullard ______ 1
3
Sarazin-Larson ______ 1
3
Jenkins-Snodgrass___ 1
3
Lee-Iest___________ 0
4
Betz Purcell, ladies’ high indi­
vidual game and series, 211/517.
Bob Thompson, men’s high indi­
vidual game and series, 211/594.
Corn - Purcell, high team game
and series, 703/1891. Betz Purcell,
bowler of the week, 655 handicap
series.
JUICE
LADY EAGLES
20-Oz. — FAMILY SIZE
Gutter Dusters
Four Roses___________5
3
Zips________________ 4
4
Sugar Cubes ------------- 4
4
Beat Tops___________ 3
5
Sugar Beats__________ 1
7
Freida Holcomb, high individual
game and series, 190/533. Gutter
Dusters, high team game and ser­
ies, 647/1904.
CATSUP. 4 for
ALIGNING
SERVICE
All Work
Guaranteed!
CUT NEEDLE CASE PATTERN
Flying Needles 4 - H Sewing
club met last week at the home
of Christina Call.
Project for the day was cutting
a pattern for needle cases. Mrs.
Carl Piercy is leader of the group.
—Pamela Parker, Reporter
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen visit­
ed last Thursday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schultz In
Apple Valley.
TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
Bingham Service ____ 16
4
Swager Ford ............. 15
5
Elliott Tire
14
6
Thompson Agency .... 12
8
Parma M & W Mkt___ 10
10
Vale M & W Mkt. ... 10
10
Simplot Soilbuilders_ 9
11
Vale Auction------------- 9
11
B & M Equipment___ 8
12
Ray’s Food Fair______ 7
13
Reno’s Food Fair--------- 6
14
Nyssa M & W Mkt------- 4
16
Harold Walker, high individual
game, 226. Walen Morgan, high
individual series, 576. Bingham
Service, high team game and ser­
ies, 1063/2988.
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NYSSA EAGLES LEAGUE
Guards------------------ 11
Chaplains___________ 6
Vice Presidents ------- 6
Past Worthys ---------- 5
Presidents -------------- 5
9
Conductors-------------- 3
Willis Bertram, high individual
game, 236. Don Hatch, high in­
dividual series. 636. Guards, high
team game and series. 1055/2993.
Jan. 24 Prize Winners
LaVern Cleaver, Ken Renstrom,
157 games. Bill Hamilton, most
splits picked, 2. David Sarazin,
Pat Parker, low handicap games,
I 140.
fresh - baked — jelly
TOASTIES
WHEEL
and
Mrs. C. M. Pounds has recent­
ly been appointed chairman of
the child welfare group for the
American Legion auxiliary, re­
placing Mrs. Leon Roberts, Sr,
who has moved to Ontario.
Mrs. Pounds reports that chil­
dren's shoes and clothing, bahy
clothes and men’s work clothing
are needed and may be left at
her home. 608 North Third street.
The new chairman also has
charge of distribution of hospital
beds, wheel chairs and crutches
and any area resident having a
need for these articles may con­
tact her at 372-2730.
SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
Thunderbirds------------ 8
Lucky Strikes------------ 6
Three Stewgies----------- 6
Grace’s Cafe------------- 4
Idaho Power Luckies—3
9
Larry Wilson, high individual
game and series, 194/452. Thun­
derbirds, high team game, 473.
Dr Ross’ Hawks, high team ser­
ies, 1362. Pat Ross, bowler of the
week, 511 handicap series.
Jan. 29 Prize Winner«
Earl Faw, high handicap series,
678. Vai Garner, Bill Hamilton,
Reed Ray, Lloyd Mackrill, Tom
Eldredge. 161 games. Bill Purcell,
most splits, 9.
BALANCING
children. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Byers of Oregon Trail were re­
cent visitors in the Crocker home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crocker vis­
ited Saturday evening in Vale
with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Boles.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Linville and
his father, L. M. Linville, return­
ed home Jan. 23 from a two-week
visit with relatives and friends
in Oklahoma. Texas, New Mexico
and Arizona.
Mrs. M Atagi and Sandra and
Mrs. Noble Morinaka returned
home this week from a three-
week visit in California with Mrs.
Morinaka’s daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Brewer and
sons. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tallman
and family were Saturday dinner
guests in the John Westfall home
at Burns in observance of the
birthday anniversaries of Darrell
Williams and Timmy Tallman.
Mrs. Melvin Crocker went to
Ellensburg, Wash., several days
ago to help care for her mother,
Mrs. M. P. Scholl, who is ill.
Mrs. Pounds Reports
Need for Clothing
In Welfare Project
FRYERS
46-Oz. — TOMATO
3
4
6
6
Mr and Mrs. Harry Frost of
Meridian, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Schoen of Nampa were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Schoen.
Large ★ Fresh ★ Tasty
Shell Service________ 12
4
The Merc ________ 11
5
Twilight Cafe
____
9
7
Signal Oil
8 8
Clover Lawn Dairy___ 8
8
Wilson’s Market______ 7
9
Malheur Hospital_____ 6
10
Bracken’s
_____
3 13
Kay Brendle, high individual
game and series, 222/526. Clover
Lawn Dairy, high team game and
series, 763/2190.
SUGAR BOWL BANTAMS
Qr. Ross’ Hawks--------- 9
SCHOENS HOST DINNER
THURS. MIXED FOURSOME
House-Huffman_____ 4
0
Com-Purcell ..... ........... 3
1
Kelley-Thompson____ 3
1
Jefferies-Neely______ 3
1
PATRIOTS
C. E. Clapp--------------- 10
6
Norsedco
9
7
Oregon Concrete ------ 9
7
Wilson’s Dept. Store------ 7
9
Cascade Natural Gas — 7
9
Idaho Power Co_______ 6 10
Elk’s Lodge--------------- 6 10
Flying ’’A”
4
12
George Cartwright, high indi­
vidual game and series, 238/628
Norsedco, high team game and
series, 1067/2963.
By Roxy Ritchie
WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
FRIDAY BUSINESSMEN
5
5
Couple Receives
Word of Two New
Great-Grandsons
Borderlines________ 6
2
Bowlettes__________ 5
3
Alley Cats_________ 5
3
Gutter Gerties ______ 3% 4%
Three Stooges---------- 3
5
Safety Pins________ 1%
6%
Verda Simpson, high individual
game and series, 166/457. Three
Stooges, high team game and ser­
ies, 463/1280. Jan Church, bowler
of the week, 580 handicap series.
Gwen Finger, December bowler
of the month, 540 handicap series.
White Satin ________ 10
6
Brownie’s Cafe______ 10
6
Mildred’s Salon_____ 10
6
Farmers Feed, Seed___ 10
6
Pounds’ Grocery______4 12
Marguerite’s Apparel__ 4 12
Deane Kohl, high individual
game, 219. Eris Bertram, high in­
dividual series, 545. Brownie’s
Cafe & Lounge, high team game,
834. White Satin, high team ser­
ies, 2427. Shirley Randall, bowler
of the week, 587 handicap series.
SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE
Nyssa Auto Parts------- 11
Q’s Trophy Cabin ----- 11
PAGE THREE
OWYHEE—Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Callaham received word recently
of the birth of two great-grand­
sons. A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Hunter of Caldwell
Jan 14. He was named Larry
Dale and weighed 8 pounds, 1
ounce.
A son was bom Jan. 21 to Mr
and Mrs. Carl Lovitt of Adrian
The infant was named Alan Le­
RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin roy and weighed 8 pounds, 5
returned home Jan. 22 from a six- ounces.
week trip to California where
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day of
they visited their daughters, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Gutzler and Lake Owyhee were Friday even­
family in San Diego and Mr. and ing visitors in the Jim Ritchie
Mrs. William Young in Mountain home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham
View.
helped the Lee Lovitt family
move Sunday to their new farm
RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA
near Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smiley re­
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Culbert­
turned recently from California son were Sunday dinner guests
where they visited their son, in the Buster Talbot home.
James and family at Walnut
Sunday dinner guests in the
Creek; their daughter. Virginia Earl Crocker home were Mr. and
and family; and sons, Jerry and Mrs. Duane Fenn and family of
Sam, all of Englewood.
Ontario, Melvin Crocker and
Home Dairies________ 4
0
First National Bank___ 3
1
Shell Service_________ 3
1
Holcomb & Main_____ 2
2
Co-op----------------------- 2
2
Eastman Insurance___ 2
2
Grain Millers________ 2
2
Eder’s __
1
3
Howard’s Texaco______ 1
3
Chet’s Motel __
0
4
J. Gordon, high individual
game, 212. Bob Meisinger, high
individual series, 546. Co - op,
high team ;ame and series, 868
and 2474.
Gate City Journal___ 12
KSRV______________9
Muir-Roberts----------- 8
Skinner’s Service------- 7
Ideal Cleaners --------- 7
Fangen’s Floral______ 7
Nyssa Implement------- 7
Reed’s Texaco...... ....... 6
Dick Butcher, high individual
game and series, 247/622. Gate
City Journal, high team game,
928. Skinner’s Service, high team
series, 2688.
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