THURSDAY, APRIL 1. 1965
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Kido-Saito_________ 39
17
Stam-Lundy
-36% 19%
Holcomb-Stacy_____ 32
24
Newbill-Sarazin _____ 31
25
Trost-Nichols ......... ..... 30% 25%
VanderOord-Stam ___ 30
26
Snyder-Skelton _____ 27
29
Knowles-Asumendi __ 25
31
Laan-Bair ........ ............ 22
34
33
Adams-Simpson _____ 23
Saito-.Miyasako ........ .21% 34%
Sadamori-Takami ....... 18% 37%
O o o o
Women’s high scratch games,
o o o
Massie Saito and Virginia Nichols,
o o
180; Pat Wagner, .179; Anna Van-
o
derOord, 173. Men’s high scratch
THURSDAY BUSINESSMEN
games, Tony Miyasako, 234/230;
Skinner’s Service
32
12
Ward Lundy, 205; Charles New-
Gate City Journal..
28
16
bill, 203. Women’s high scratch
Owyhee Truck, Impl.. 25
19
series, Massie Saito, 493; Anna
Sugar Bowl
25
19
VanderOord, 490; Virginia Ni­
PLOWT
20
24
chols, 487. Men’s high scratch ser­
Muir-Roberts
19
25
ies, Tony Miyasako, 628; Charles
Clover Lawn Dairy
.17
27
Newbill, 576; Ward Lundy, 574.
Parks’ Roofing ..
11
33
Kido-Saito, high team game and
Frank Wilson, high scratch series, 701/2005.
game and series, 237/603. Owy­
o o o o
hee Truck, high team game, 915. THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Skinner’s Service, high team ser­ VanderOord-Brendle 35
17
ies, 2553.
Bullard-Hust________ 34% 17%
o o o o
Butcher-Metcalf ..........31% 20%
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
Reed-Tyler ..
28
Howard’s Texaco
39
13
Huffman-Livingston ...27
25
White Satin ___
32% 19% Sarazin-Larson ______ 26% 25%
Nyssa Co-op ___
...32
20
Purcell-Iest _________ 26
26
Shell Service ...
.... 31
21
Morris-Jones
......... ...25% 26%
Eder’s _____
30% 21% Jenkins-Lienkaemper .22% 29%
Sugar Bowl _____
30% 21% Bartron-Toombs ........... 22
30
First National Bank .30
22
Snodgrass-Toomb ___ 18
34
Grain Millers
...22% 29% Stunz-Sallee ________ 1'5% 36%
Eastman Insurance ......21
31
Barbara Sarazin, women’s high
B & H
16
36
scratch game and series, 190/510.
Swager Ford ___ ......14
38
George Hust, men’s high scratch
Holcomb & Main
13
39
game, 215. Don Bullard, men’s
Gary Quinn, high scratch game, high scratch series, 574. Bullard-
213. J. Reeves, high scratch ser- Hust, high team game and series,
ies, 559. Howard’s Texaco, high 679/1965. Bowlers of the week—
team game and series, 935/2617.
Anna VanderOord, 506 scratch
o o o o
i series; Orvilla Reed. 615 handicap
I series.
SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE
Cascade Gas Corp.
o o o o
35% 12%
Autolite ____
30
18
SUGAR BABES LEAGUE
Local 290
28% 19% Looney’s ........ ... ........ . 30
18
Q’s Trophy Cabin ...
26
22
Parma Seed _________ 28
20
Zinn’s Flying “A”
24
24
Sugar Bowl _________27% 20%
Norsedco
24
24
Arrowhead Motel ....... 27
21
Idaho Power Co.
23
25
Ace Pastime ................ 26% 21%
Wilson’s Dept. Store 21
27
Gate City Cleaners
26
22
Nyssa Auto Parts
17
31
Nyssa Sanitation ____ 26
22
Oregon Concrete
-11
37
Home Dairies ............ . 20
28
High scratch games , Boib Wil- Roberts-Nyssa . ........... 17
31
son, 257; Bob Church, 245; Roy Muir-Roberts _______ 12
36
Holmes, 206. High scratch series.
High scratch games, Bonnie Ni­
Bob Wilson, 633; Bill Schireman, chols, 205; Lucille Wilson, 202;
558; Dean Winchester, 537.
Meta Kurtz, 201. High scratch
o o o o
series, Bonnie Nichols, 554; Meta
TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
Kurtz, 496; Margaret Toombs, 490.
Bingham’s Service
Bowlers of the week—Bonnie Ni­
39
17
Thompson Agency
34% 21% chols, 554 scratch series; Dora
Lloyd’s Conoco—
Wagner, 587 handicap series.
o o o o
Carpenter Dist____ .30% 25%
PATRIOTS LEAGUE
Simplot Soilbuilders 30
26
Pounds’ Grocery __ 37
OK Tire Store...
15
25
31
B & M Equipment
.24% 31% Clover Lawn Dairy.... 35% 16%
Morris Sinclair
21
23% 32% Sugar Bowl ________ 31
Shell Service .............. 31
21
Palmer Brothers
17
39
27
High scratch games, Bill Smith Wilson’s Market ....... 25
and Shig Kitamura, 216; Fred 1 Dessert Seed ............... 23% 28%
23
29
Stelling, 214. High scratch series, Paulus Jewelry ...
29
Bill Smith, 572; Duane Smith, Merc Dept. Store ..... 23
Malheur Hospital___ 16
36
557; Tom Eldredge, 537.
Sugar City 5 & 10
37
.15
High scratch games and series,
Kay Brendle, 239/551; Lavona
Livingston, 208/537; Ruth Chadd,
195/527. Bowlers of the week—
Lavona Livingston, 537 scratch
series; Ruth Chadd, 620 handicap
series.
SUGAR
BOWL
JZ
Rites Held Monday
For Ralph L. Moore
Physicians and
Surgeons
K. E KERBY. M.D.
K. A. DANFORD, M.D.
Physicians and Surgeon*
Dial 372-2241
Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m.
Daily Except Saturday and
Sunday; Saturday, 10 to 12.
MAULDING CLINIC
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
“By Appointment Only”
Dial 372-2216
Hours: 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m.
Daily Except Wednesday, Satur­
day and Sunday; Wednesday
and Saturday, 9 to 12.
o o o o
SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
White Satin Sugar....... 20
8
Bracken’s Store . ......... 17
11
Regal Ride Shocks....... 13
15
Mildred’s Salon _____ 13
15
Nyssa Machine ....... .... 12
16
Farmers Feed, Seed ._ 9
19
High scratch games, Bernie
Ableman, 202; Mabie Fangen
(Sub), 192; Bernice Cleaver, 191;
Donna Glenn, 189. High scratch
series, Eris Bertram, 532; Mabie
Fangen, 494; Donna Glenn, 479;
Jimmie Hatch, 468. Bowlers of
the week — Donna Glenn, 479
scratch series; Bette Hipp, 565
handicap series.
o o o o
WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
Split Babes _____ .—19%
8%
Alley Cats ______
18
10
Borderlines ...... ...... 17
11
Up and Atoms
...... 17
11
11
Flats _____ ..... 17
DAVID W. SARAZIN, M. D. Three
C. O W.’s ............ ...... 16
12
Physician and Surgeon
Hi-Lo’s ....... .
.... .15%
12%
Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Hits and Misses
14% 13%
Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon.
Dusters _________ .... .13
15
—Phones—
No Strikes _____
9
19
Office 372-3365
Res. 372-3173 Three Spares ____ ___ 7
21
Office: 213 Main Street
Sugar Mamas___ ----- 4%
23%
High scratch games, Emma
Benedict, 197; Claudine Garrison,
Dentists
189; Allie Hartley, 186. High
scratch
series, Willie McKinney,
J. R. CUNDALL
496; Barbara Sarazin, 481; Alta
DENTIST
Stunz and Emma Benedict, 469.
17 South Third Street
Bowlers of the week—Willie Mc­
Dial 372-3538
Kinney, 496 scratch series; Jo
Nyssa
Oregon
Rookstool, 568 handicap series.
O O o o
J. W. OLSEN, D.M.D.
DENTAL OFFICE
BULLDOG LEAGUE
Girl*' Team*
Sugar
Bowl_________25% 14%
Seventh and Bower Ave.
! Lienkaemper’s ............ 22
18
Dial 372-3311
| Nyssa Auto Parts____16% 23%
Nyssa
Oregon
Owyhee Truck, Impl._ 16
24
High scratch games, Janice Mc-
Veterinarians
Crady, 178/169; Trudy Olsen, 159.
High scratch series, Janice Mc-
Crady, 471; Diane Jennings, 445;
TREASURE VALLEY
Vickie Hamilton, 434.
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
On Alberta Ave. Dial 372-2251 Boy*' Team*
Ray’s Food Fair..
28
16
Nyssa, Oregon
S & V Cattle Co.
24
20
Dr. B. E. R om
Lienkaemper’s _
.21
23
Nyssa — 372-3552
Nyssa Auto Parts ___ 14
30
Dr. D. R. Mason
High scratch games, Wayne
Parma — 722-6332
Takami, 225/201; Steve Pecora,
202. High scratch series, Wayne
Large and Small Animal*
Takami, 572; Steve Pecora, 520;
' Paul House. 489.
EXPRESSION OF THANKS
I take this opportunity to ex­
press my thanks to Dr. K. E.
Kerby and the staff at Malheur
Memorial for their many kind­
nesses during my recent stay in
the hospital. I also want to thank
my friends for their many cards,
flowers, plants and other kind
deeds which will never be for­
gotten.—‘Mrs. William Hipp.
Funeral services for Ralph L.
Moore, 63, were conducted Mon­
day afternoon, March 29, 1965, at
Lienkaemper chapel with the Rev. '
Eldon Hunter officiating.
Mr. Moore succumbed March
24 in Portland. He was born on
March 29, 1902, in Oklahoma and
had been a resident of Malheur
county for approximately 48
WORDENS EXPRESS THANKS
years.
We wish to thank our friends
From about 1943 to 1945 he
for
all their time and work given
worked as a yardman at Owyhee
dam, under Superintendent Dick in helping with our recent farm
Stockham. He also owneu a small sale. Your thoughtfulness will
farm near Adrian and did some always be remembered.
—Mrs. Frances Worden
work for his neighbors.
and Family
Among survivors is a sister,
Mrs. Lydia Worden
Mrs. Velta Bay who resides in
Boise.
Interment was made in Owyhee
cemetery. Active pallbearers were
Charles Weir, Leo Campbell, Ce- '
cil McCormick, Homer King, Ron i
Joe Smith and James Eastman.
League
Standings
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
PAGE FIVE
WEATHER ..
Date
Max. Min. Prec.
—
March 24
38
21
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March 25
47
19
57
32
.05
March 26
March 27
55
29
.08
50
27
March 28
—
... 62
27
March 29
_
67
32
March 30
__
37
March 31
Owyhee Reservoir Storage
March 31, 1965
637.330 Acre Ft.
March 31, 1964
349.330 Acre Ft.
VISIT IN WASHINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Huffman
returned home Sunday after vis­
iting Friday and Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Oral Foster and
Candy in Wapato, Wash.
LIQUID FERTILIZER
FOR BEST RESULTS!
BANTAM AWARD BANQUET
SET SATURDAY EVENING
The annual bowling award ban­
quet for bantam girls and boys
KEN BROWN, a champ among Nyssa bowlers, took all-events will be held at 7 o’clock Satur­
honors during the spring vacation tournament staged by the Sugar day evening, April 3, in the Nyssa
Bowl management. His 1684 scratch and 1801 handicap series were school cafetorium.
League presidents will intro-
tops in the junior division. The 14-year-old kegler rolled 198-213-
189 games in singles, the first 600 scratch series io be rolled by a , duce their coaches and sponsors
local young kegler on the lanes during sanctioned play. In doubles prior to award presentations.
he scored 191-168-177 scratch games and during his team event he Guests will include parents and
team sponsors of the young keg-
rolled 177-193 and 178 games. Ken is a son of Ross and Maxine I lers.
Brown, entered the two-day event with a 163 league average and
during the tourney averaged 189. A complete list of trophy win­
To Buy, Sell or Rent,
ners will be printed in next week's Journal—Staff Photo.
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