Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, December 12, 1963, Page 5, Image 5

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    THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
SLIPPER DEMONSTRATION
GIVEN FOR SEWING CLUB
Flying Jets 4-H sewing club
members met Dec. 2 at the home
I of their leader, Mrs. Carl Piercy.
Judy Pratt, junior leader, con-
j ducted the business meeting. Of­
ficers elected for the year were
Cynthia Chapin, president; Lila
i Wilson, vice president; Matsuko
Hori, secretary; Rita Piercy, news
| reporter. Ramona Freel, Pam
Parker and Jan Powell were
named recreation leaders.
Mrs. Piercy demonstrated mak­
ing TV slippers for the girls.
Next meeting will be Dec. 16
in the Piercy home.
—Rita Piercy, Reporter.
SUGAR
BOWL
MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Junior Bowlers Told
SENIOR CITIZENS SLATE
Larsson Volunteers
Kido-Saito_________ 39
17
Al Thompson Elected
MEETING,
EXCHANGE
Of
Sunday
Deadline
Snyder-Skelton _____ 38% 17%
For Duty in U.S. Army A meeting GIFT
of
the
Senior
Citi-'
Odd Fellows Lodge
Trost-Nichols______ 37
19
For Tourney Entries
-sens’ club will be held at 10:30
Holcomb-Stacy ______ 29
27
New
Noble Grand
Junior bowlers planning to
a m. Friday, Dec. 13, in the Cath-1
VanderOord-Stam ___ 29
27
International
Order of Odd
:
olic
parish
hall.
participate
in
the
second
annual
29
Laan-Morgan _______ 27
Fellows, Gate City lodge, held a
Christmas
tournament
are
re
­
A
gift
exchange
is
planned
with
Stam-Codr __________ 26
30
those attending taking a 50-cent regular meeting Monday evening.
Michaelson-Newbill.. 25% 30% minded that a Dec. 15 deadline
date
is
set
for
entry
forms
to
gift
for a member of their own During the business session, new
Knowles-Hiatt ______ 25
31
grand officers were elected for
j
sex.
be
in
the
hands
of
their
coaches.
Kesler-Moore _______ .24% 31%
Coffee will be provided; how- the coming year. R. A. (Al)
The tournament for both
Adams-Simpson ____ 23%
32%
I ever, a drinking cup and sack Thompson was chosen noble
boys and girls, will be held this
1 Stam-Ballantyne ____ 10
46
o o o o
I lunch should be taken by those grand and Frank Sherwood, vice
year
on
Dec.
27-28
at
the
Sugar
Massie Saito, ladies’ h i g h |
o o o
grand. Appointive officers will
attending the session.
Bowl
with
games
beginning
at
scratch game and series, 199/510.
o o
be named at a later date.
9:30
aun.
Mike Stam, men’s high scratch j
o
The group meets the second
Winners
of
the
tourney
will
RETURN
FROM
TEXAS
game and series 218/553. Snyder-
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
compete by mail with all other
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Ludlow and fourth Mondays of each-,
Skelton,
high
team
game,
688.
Simplot Processors __ 37
19
AJBC leagues throughout the
returned last Thursday from Sul­ month. Noble Grand Ross Mills
Howard’s Texaco ____ 35% 20% Kido - Saito, high team series, United States.
phur Springs, Texas, where they urges that all members be present
Nyssa Co-op ________ 33% 22% 1950.
More
information
about
the
spent Thanksgiving holidays with at the next meeting scheduled
o o o o
Shell Service_______ 31
25
i
competition and statistics con­ VISITORS FROM SEATTLE
their son and daughter-in-law, for Dec. 23.
BANTAM LEAGUES
!
Home Dairies _______ 31
25
cerning last year's tourney will
the Rev. and Mrs. Willis Ludlow
Delbert Viken, Mr. and Mrs.
For two weeks the Sugar Bowl appear in a subsequent issue
Grain Millers _______ .30
26
and family. The young minister VISIT IN ELDREDGE HOME
Fred
Viken,
all
of
Seattle,
spent
Midgets
and
Peterson
’
s
Bantams
Eder’s ______________ 27% 28%
of the Journal.
is attending Southern Methodist
the holiday with their brother-in-1
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
will be in competition. Standings
First National Bank....27
29
university School of Theology in and Mrs. Tom Eldredge were Mr.
Í
law
and
sister,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
E.
|
following
the
first
three
-
game
Eastman Insurance ..... 27
29
Dallas.
NORMAN LARSSON
BULLDOG LEAGUE
Robbins. Nov. 28 dinner guests in 1
and Mrs. Bill Carpenter and
session are as follows:
Holcomb & Main_____ 24
32
S
&
V
Cattle
Co
___
31%
16%
the
Robbins
home
were
her
par
­
Charles
of Payette. Evening vis­
Idaho
Power
_________
4
...
To
Serve
Three
Years
0
Swager Ford ________ 18
38
To Buy, Sell or Reni,
Nyssa Auto Parts
27% 20% ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Stock-|
itors were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
♦ ♦
0
Chet’s Motel ________ 14% 41% Ross Rollers No. 1____ 4
Try the Classified Pagel
Lienkaemper’s ............ 25% 22% fleth, Mrs. Merildean Robbins and
Smith of Ontario.
__________
0
Norman M. _______
Larsson, son of Mr.
Ron Pruyn, high scratch game, Miner-Eastman ........... 4
Owyhee
Truck,
Impl.„.
23
25
Eastman
Agency
_____
3
family,
Mrs.
Cliff
Main,
Karen
an
d
Mrs.
Edward
C.
Larsson
of
1
220. Bill Kohl, high scratch ser­
Sugar Bowl ................... 19
29
and Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hen­ Nyssa, recently volunteered for
1
ies, 585. Eder’s, high team game, Ross Rollers No. 3____ 3
Ray
’
s
Food
Fair
....
17%
30% derson of Apple Valley.
I
Triple
K
’
s
____________
2
2
three years’ service in the regular
872. Howard’s Texaco, high team
Owyhee Barber .......
2
2
Cheryl Wilson, girls’ high
U. S. Army. He was flown to Ft.
series, 2483.
1 Strike Outs__________ 1
3
scratch game, 149. Janice Mc- GUESTS IN POUNDS HOME
Ord, Calif., where he will take
o o o o
Bulldogs_____________ 1
Crady, girls’ high scratch series,
3
Thanksgiving dinner guests in eight weeks of basic training, ac­
FRIDAY BUSINESSMEN
I Rockers ___
0
378. Danr.y Wilson, boys’ high the Roy Pounds home were their cording to Sergeant First Class
4
Gate City Journal........ 38
18 I Lucky Strikes________ 0
4
scratch game and series, 196/544. son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Joseph M. Amick, recruiting offi-
Fangen Floral_______ 36% 19%
Rinky Dinks_________ 0
4
Ray’s Food Fair, high team game, Mrs. Bill Norman and family of j cer at Ontario.
Sugar Bowl _________ 34
22
718. Lienkaemper’s, high team Ephrata, Wash.; their son and
Exercising the privilege of
Sugar Bowl Midgets
Muir-Roberts________ 31
25
series,
1935.
High
Score
Winners
daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. choice granted to all regular army
Skinner’s Service____ 27
29
ED W. PRUYN — RONALD E. PRUYN
Jaap Kuijper, high scratch
S & V Cattle Co. team was win­ Richard Pounds and daughters; volunteers, Larsson selected for
Clover Lawn Dairy
23% 32%
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jesse
Norman
of
his
initial
assignment
the
tele
­
game,
197.
Larry
Wilson,
high
ner
of
the
first
half
of
league
Owyhee Truck, Impl.__.19
37
One Mile North of Nyssa on Highway 20
scratch series, 477. Miner-East­ play. Members are Tommy Strin­ Apple Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Hap phone repair course. His special
Nyssa Implement____ 15
41
PHONE 372-3528
Walan Morgan, high scratch man, high team game and series, ger, Tommy Moore, Sallee Mor­ Norman of Grandview, Idaho, and training will begin after he com­
pletes
basic
training
at
Ft.
Ord.
Lauren
Wright.
429/1388.
Craig
Lewis,
bowler
of
gan
and
Jeff
Wieneke.
game, 213. Lloyd Mackrill, high
scratch series, 584. Skinner’s Ser­ the week, 533 handicap series.
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vice, high team game and series, Peterson's Bantams
894/2551.
Scott Engstrom, high scratch
game and series, 167/428. Strike
o o o o
Outs, high team game, 425. Triple
PATRIOTS LEAGUE
K’s, high team series, 1047. Scott
Pounds’ Grocery ____ 34
22
Vale Furniture ______ 33% 22% Engstrom, bowler of the week,
485 handicap series.
Wilson’s Market_____ 32
24
o o o o
Paulus Jewelry _____ .29
27
Chadwick’s Market __ 28% 27% TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
Sugar Bowl _________ 28
28
Simplot Soilbuilders_ 41% 14%
Big Top
Mai. Mem. Hospital__ 26
30
Morris Sinclair........ .....38
18
Comparait Valu»
32
Polar Bear_________ 36
The Merc ___________ 24
20
Shell Service _______ 23
33
Bingham’s Service___ 34
22
Get your Doll couples from all
Clover Lawn Dairy__ 22
Sugar Bowl________ 31
34
25
9 Knorr countries!
Stella Ross, high scratch game, Palmer Brothers____ 29
27
Get detail«
KnOTT
199. Kay Brendle, high scratch B & M Equipment____ .28
28
at thia sterol SOUPS
series, 517. Pounds’ Grocery, high Thompson Agency___ 25
31
team game and series, 835/2317. Vale Auction _______ 20% 35%
Swan
Bowlers of the week—Kay Bren­ Nyssa M & W Mkt....... 20% 35%
dle, 517 scratch series; Mary Tob- Lloyd’s Conoco—
ler, 608 handicap series.
Carpenter’s Dist___ 20
36
o o o o
Nyssa Sanitation
12% 43%
Clarence Page, high scratch
THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
game, 213. Frank Doi, high
Metcalf-Butcher
34
18
scratch series, 574. Nyssa Sanita­
PurcelMest .
32
20
tion, high team game, 996. Sugar
Huffman-House ..... _ 29
23
Ghirardelli — Milk
Bowl, high team series, 2943.
Morrison-Pruyn __
28
24
Planter's
Sage-Bartron ..... .. 28
Dec. 3 Prize Winners
24
Page and Doi, high handicap II
Myrick-Bullard___
27
25
Kelley-Thompson
...27
25
series,’ 649. Walan Morgan, David
Renstrom-Jenkins ..
23
29
Sarazin, Shig Kitamura, 6 spares
Morris-Jones ______ .....17
35
in a row. Ray Laan, 123, 127, 127;
Stunz-Sallee
.15
37
Doi, 193, 189, 192; closest to trip­
• •
Kay Sage, ladies’ high scratch licate games. Gib Holmes, Byron
game and series, 201/513. Frank Standerfer, F. Johnson, V. Gar-
Ghirardelli — Instant
Morris, men’s high scratch game, ner, 140 games.
Fresh
209. Paul House, men’s high
o o o o
scratch series, 562. Sage-Bartron, SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
high team game and series, 678 Marguerite’s Apparel__ 7
1
and 1881. Bowlers of the week— S & S Cattle Co______ 4
4
Kay Sage, 513 scratch series; Farmers Feed, Seed.... 4
4
Stella Morris, 614 handicap ser- White Satin__________ 3%
4%
• •
ies.
Mildred’s Salon ______ 3
5
o o o o
Bracken’s ........................ 2%
5%
Fresh—Fancy
EAGLES MIXED LEAGUE
Blanche Jefferies, high scratch
Reynolds — Heavy Duty
Sarazin-Larson ______ 37
19
game and series, 219/562. Mil­
Holcomb-Purcell ____ 35
21
dred’s Salon, high team game,
Olsen-Bracken ______ 32
24
745. White Satin, high team ser­
Wilson-Wilson_______ 26
30
ies, 2135. Bowlers of week: Ver-
Brendle-Ross ______
25 31
da 'Simpson, 507 scratch series;
Seuell-Pratt ..
.„13
43
Frieda Anderson, 551 handicap
Margaret Bracken, ladies’ high series.
scratch game and series, 202/499.
o o o o
Clark Olsen, men’s high scratch SUGAR CUBE BANTAMS
|BLIU CHIESI 1
game, 221 Bill Purcell, men’s
(Sponsored by Norsedco
high scratch series, 541. Brendle-
and Shaw’s Cafe)
Ross, high team game, 719. Olsen- Sugar Gals _________ 32% 15%
Bracken, high team series, 1927. Sugar Babes ___ __ . 28% 19%
Bowlers of the week—'Margaret Sugar Beats
Bracken, 4 9 9 scratch; Roberta Bowldogs „,
USDA Choice Wilson's Budget
Dreamers
Holcomb, 610 handicap series.
Sugar Stars
Linda Clapp and Barbara Fan-
I
'Tor the
'Tor the
gen, high scratch games, 153. Bar­
Finest in Meats'
Economy Minded
bara Fangen, high scratch series,
WILSON’S . . Where Personal Service Is
407. Sugar Beats, high team game,
FREE and Satisfaction Is Guaranteed!
448. Sugar Babes, high team ser­
ies, 1193. Barbara Fangen, bowl­
Budget Beef
er of the week, 467 handicap ser­
ies.
Sugar Gals were winners of the
first half of league play. Team
members are Eiaine Kurtz, Linda
Clapp and Bonme Howard.
g/A
Standings
I
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Give the new, AJBC approved Bantam
8 or Bantam 9 Bowling Ball in windmill
black, red and blue. Also the plaid
Chevron and the 2-tone Comet Bags.
For gals, the Nassau bowling "sneaker''
—for guys, the Ranger high-score bowl­
ing shoe. Other gifts for teens and
pre teens from $1.95.
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ACCESSORY DEALER
SUGAR BOWL
909 Park Avenue
Phone 372-9952
NYSSA, OREGON
PRODUCE
o o o o
SUGAR BABES LEAGUE
Gate City Cleaners___43
Nyssa Welding______37
Bicandi’s ___________ 35% 20%
Arrowhead Motel___ 33% 22%
Roberts-Nyssa_______33
Looney’s___________ 28
Sugar Bowl________ 25
Pastime Cafe
Twilight Cafe
Muir-Roberts
Dottie Parks, high scratch _ game
and series, 236/558. Roberts-Nys­
sa, high team game and series,
837/2300. Bowlers of the week.
Dottie Parks, 558 scratch series;
Betty Jean Phifer, 579 handicap
series.
Armour's Boneless — V2
NAVEL ORANGES
Smoked Hams
Fresh
LETTUCE
2 Heads
WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
No Strikes__________ 31
Goof Balls______ __ „26
Safety Pins..... .....
25
Hits and Mrs_________ 25
Alley Cats
24
Alley Oops
13
Frieda Holcomb, high scratch
game and series, 181/478, and
scratch bowler of the week, 478
series. Bertha Rudelick. handi­
DECEMBER
cap bowler of the week. 601 ser­
ies. No Strikes, high team game
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and series, 441/1276.
99’
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