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THURSDAY, MARCH 21. 1963 SUGAR BOWL NYSSA EAGLES LEAGUE Guards ___ 254 144 Presidents 254 144 Vice Presidents 22 18 Conductors_ 19 21 Past Worthys 14 26 Chaplains __ 26 14 Dudley Kurtz and Don Bullard, high individual games, 211. Bill Hamilton, high individual series, 561. Presidents, high team game, 1053. Vice Presidents, high team series, 3008. o o o March 14 Prix» Winner* o o o Rulon Trost, 174 game. Ken o o Renstrom, high handicap series, o 249. Woody Seuell. closest to SUGAR CITY LEAGUE triplet series, 156, 162, 152. Mildred’s Salon 27 17 o o o o Farmers Feed, Seed 26 18 PATRIOTS LEAGUE White Satin________ 25 19 17 Shell Service 27 Brownie’s Cafe, Lge. 21 23 The Merc _________ 26 18 Marguerite’s Apparel 17 27 Signal Oil ___ _ 244 194 Pounds’ Grocery ____ 16 28 Twilight Cafe 234 204 Rose Toombs, high individual Malheur Hospital ... 22 22 game, 188. Eris Bertram, high in Wilson’s Market 21 23 dividual series, 535. Pounds’ Gro Bracken’s 19 25 cery, high team game and series, Clover Lawn Dairy 13 31 824/2273. Wanda Trost, Frieda Roberta Holcomb, high indivi- Anderson, bowlers of the week. dual game and series, 203/486. high handicap series, 589. Bracken’s, high team game and o o o o series, 818/2274. O O O O WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES LADY EAGLES Bowlettes 24 12 11 Alley Cats 20 Gutter Dusters _____ 25 16 Four Roses_________ 19 17 Three Stooges_______ 18 18 17 Safety Pins 164 194 Sugar Cubes------------ 19 Zips_______________ 174 204 Borderlines —.16 20 Gutter Gerties —.134 224 Beat Tops _________ 164 194 22 Vera Olsen, high individual Sugar Beats________ 14 Kay Brendle, high individual game, 167. Kay Luhr, high indi vidual series, 463. Alley Cats, game and series, 189/486. Four high team game, 427. Gutter Ger Roses, high team game and ser- ties, high team series, 1182. Vera ies, 617/1813. o o o o Olsen, bowler of the week, 576 SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE handicap series. Elks Lodge _____ 294 144 o o o o Q’s Trophy Cabin_ 28 16 SUGAR BOWL BANTAMS 17 Norsedco 27 Dr. Ross’ Hawks ___ 28 8 17 Nyssa Auto Parts 27 Lucky Strikes_______ 19 17 21 Three Stewgies __ 184 174 Oregon Concrete —.... _23 Thunderbirds 174 184 C. E. Clapp _________ 224 214 27 Idaho Power Luckies 124 234 Wilson’s Dept. Store 17 28 Idaho Power __ __ ___ 16 Grace’s Cafe 104 254 29 Dan Wilson, high individual Flying "A” _........ _... 15 29 Cascade Gas ________ 15 game, 167. Larry Wilson, high in Ken Toomb, high individual dividual series, 424. Dr. Ross’ Hawks, high team game and ser game, 242. Bob Church, high in ies, 392/1028. Bruce Hipp, bowler dividual series, 587. Elks Lodge, of the week 481 handicap series. high team game, 1073. Q’s Trophy Cabin, high team series, 2950. o o o o o o o o PETERSON'S BANTAMS TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN Pin Crashers ___ 254 104 Bingham Service _.... 35 13 Dragsters 25 11 17 Elliott Tire 31 Flintridgers ____ 194 164 Swager Ford ___ ____31 17 21 Ten Pins ______ 15 20 B & M Equipment _ 28 Gutter Dusters ____ 13 23 24 Simplot Soilbuilders 24 26 Strike Outs 10 Ray’s Food Fair 23 25 Hal Brendle, high individual Nyssa M & W Mkt. 26 22 game and series, 157/450. Flint Parma M & W Mkt. 21 27 ridgers, high team game, 402. Ten Thompson Agency 28 20 pins, high team series, 1136. Scott Vale Auction 28 20 Engstrom, bowler of the week, Vale M & W Mkt. 19 29 490 handicap series. 34 Reno’s Food Fair 14 o o o o Gary Quinn, high individual WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES game, 236. Tom Takatori, high 7 25 Roberts-Nyssa individual series, 617. Swager Sugar Bowl 224 94 Ford, high team game, 1108. Nys 10 High’s Furniture ... 22 sa M & W Market, high team Muir-Roberts 164 154 series, 3103. 16 Pastime Cafe .... 16 March 19 Prize Winners 17 Zerbel Flying 15 Duane Holcomb, high handicap 18 Bicandi’s 14 series. 680. Bill Ford and Byron 19 Gate City Cleaners 13 Standerfer, 16 2 games. Walan 20 Arrowhead Motel ---- 12 Morgan and Paul Canen, 111 in 20 Nyssa Welding 12 7th. Reed Ray, closest to triplet 20 Swager Ford ----- 12 series, 141, 143, 137. 20 Bill Looney’s ____ 12 o o o o Darlene Standage, high indivi- BULLDOG LEAGUE dual game, 191. Betty Jo Rieb, Nyssa Auto Parts 12 high individual series, 501. Ar Lienkaemper’s _____ 114 rowhead Motel, high team game Owyhee Truck, Imp— 104 and series, 773/2198. Mary Tob- S & V Cattle Co______ 10 ler, bowler of the week, 591 han- Ray’s Food Fair 9 dicap series. Sugar Bowl ---- 7 o o o o Janice McCrady, girls’ high in NYSSA COMMERCIAL dividual game and series, 161/370. Shell Service 244 74 Mike Kodama, boys’ high indivi Home Dairies _____ 204 114 dual game and series, 187/486. 14 First National Bank 18 S & V Cattle Co., high team game, 15 682. Owyhee Truck and Imple Chet's Motel ----------- 17 16 ment, high team series, 1904. Eder’s 16 o o o o Eastman Insurance 154 164 17 SUGAR CUBE BANTAMS Co-op______________ 15 18 Sugar Babes Holcomb & Main 14 Howard’s Texaco — 114 204 Spare Masters 10 22 Bowl Dogs Grain Millers Morris Huffman, high indivi Gutter Dusters dual game, 210. Emil Wohlcke, Sugar Plums high individual series, 587. Co-op, Strike Outs__ Vicki Hamilton, high individual high team game and series, 886 game, 142. Lucille Bertram, high and 2553. individual series, 393. Bowl Dogs, high team game, 354. Sugar Babes, high team series, 1007. Lucille Bertram and Ladena Tal bot, bowlers of the week, 465 han dicap series. o o o o THURS. MIXED FOURSOME House-Huffman ____ 21 Jefferies-Neely Corn-Purcell Sarazin-Larson Myrick-Bullard Kelley-Thompson Jenkins-Snodgrass French-Sage ___ Betz Purcell, ladies’ high indi- vidual game, 181. Bob Thompson, men’s high individual game and series, 231/557. Mardi Larson, la dies’ high individual series, 486 Sarazin-Larson, high team game and series, 681 / 2009. Barbara Sarazin, bowler of the week, 631 handicap series. We Hope One of Your Most o o o o Abundant Possession* Is Good FRIDAY BUSINESSMEN Vision, but in Case It Is Not, Gate City Journal 33 We Offer You the Most Com Nyssa Implement 24 plete Optical Service! i Skinner’s Service 24 The metal? Muir-Roberts 23 Aluminum. Ideal Cleaners 194 244 Fangen Brothers 18 20 Reed’s Texaco 174 264 KSRV 16 28 I OPTOMETRIST I Larry Fujii, high individual ¡VISION SPeCIALISTl game and series, 226/625. Skin ner’s Service, high team game and inn non wnw mwm nt series, 939/2626. Standings THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON RETURNS FROM ASHLAND Parma Services Held Mrs. W. K. Wahlert returned For Raymond Wilson, home Saturday from Ashland where she was called by the ill Retired Businessman ness of her mother, Mrs. May Services for Raymond Alvah Barry. Wilson, retired Parma merchant, were conducted Saturday morn- STUDENTS VISIT PARENTS ning, March 16. 1963, at Kirk Dee and Andrew Child left patrick Memorial Presbyterian Tuesday for Logan, Utah, after church in Parma. The Rev Wayne spending several days of spring Wardwell was officiating minis vacation with their parents, Mr. ter. and Mrs. Edison Child. Both are Mr. Wilson was an uncle of students at Utah State university. Nyssans June Marie Wyckoff. Houston and Dick Wilson and VISIT GRANDPARENTS Phillip Wilson of Weiser. Larry Findley of Corvallis and He succumbed on Wednesday, his fiancee from Junction City March 13, following a brief ill visited Saturday evening with his ness. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen The deceased was born in Gann. Brown’s Grove, Ky„ on Sept. 14, PAGE FIVE i 1880, and went to Weiser in 1904 i He was united in marriage June I 5, 1907, to Lila Andrews. He founded a grocery store in Ontario in 1910 and in 1919 went into the grocery business in Par ma, retiring in 1944 Mr. Wilson was a member of the Parma Presbyterian church, Masonic lodge and El Korah tem ple. In addition to his widow, he is survived by one son, Joe R. of Mill Valley, Calif.; a brother, Barkley of Salem; two grand daughters, Mrs. Joan Lewis of Corvallis and Mrs. Roberta Mc Fadden of Pullman, Wash. Three great-grandsons also survive. Interment services were held at Parma cemetery under direction of Peckham-Dakan-Davis chapel. WORLD WAR I VETERANS. AUXILIARY MEET AT VALE Veterans of World War I, Mal heur Barracks 352, and auxiliary held their regular meeting and potluck dinner March 17 in the Vale Legion hall with 40 mem bers in attendance. The business portion of the meeting was held in the county court house. Out-of-state visitors included Idaho Department Chief of Staff Jack Gregory and Mrs. Gregory and Hardy brothers of Sawtooth *0 Barracks, Boise; Commander and Mrs. Peterson, Payette, Idaho, barracks; Senior Vice Commander Charles Reno and Mrs. Reno of Parma barracks. A birthday cake made by Ray’s 127 Main Street Food Fair bakery of Nyssa was Nyssa, Oregon served. ^=I^^^l^^^^^^^F^Is=J^=Jí==|r==J<==l<=sl<=|f=!=l*g =>f==lfcfcgl!=lf=lf=Jf ==Jr==¡f==Jf==Jf==JfsdfssJF=i>=J"=i|F=i*=*S 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LARGE USDA Grade A FRYERS c Average 3 to 3*2 Lbs WHOLE—FRESH 10 0 0 H 0 0 Even though chicken may still be a Sunday treat at your house, you can easily afford to serve it on week days, too, at WILSON'S LOW, LOW PRICE! Serve it proudly ... serve it often ... A satisfied family will be your reward! BETTY CROCKER 89' Angel Food Cake Mix ... .2 RIPE AVOCADOS • • 29' 65' 4 NAVEL ORANGES 5-Lb. Bag Del Monte — Whole Kernel — 303 Size Cans E PAULUS JEWELRY CORN DOG FOOD EARN UP TO «P«» try "TUNA TIPS" with White Star TUNA Reg. Size 3 for . . details at special display in our store 51 51 6 WHIFF • • Welch's — Frozen—6-Oz. Size • Morton's — Frozen 69' Macaroni and Cheese Dinner Fruit Preserves 89' 4 Now's the time to start your Spring Planting. Select your Lawn and Garden Seeds from our Complete Flower and Garden Display. Hurry . .. While selection is complete! ROSE BUSHES 20-Oz. Economy Size 51 CLOVER kCLUB Standby — 10-Oz. Jars Grape Juice a • • 69' 0 0 0 ¡1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 ¡1 Sale Dates — March 21, 22 and 23 ! DrJohnfos/y IÍ1
