THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1965
SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE
SUGAR
BOWL
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SUGAR BABES LEAGUE
Looney’s ___________ 34
18
Parma Seed________ 30% 21%
Gate City Cleaners___29
23
Nyssa Sanitation ____ 29
23
Sugar Bowl ________ 29
23
Arrowhead Motel ....... 28
24
Ace Pastime _______ 27% 24%
Home Dairies______ 20
32
Roberts-Nyssa ______17
35
Muir-Roberts ______ 16
36
High scratch games, Lois Page,
217; Eris Bertram, 210; Carly
Bennett, 198. High scratch ser­
ies, Eris Bertram, 571; Lois Page,
544; Ailene Holmes, 485. Bowlers
of the week—Ailene Holmes, 485
scratch series; Carly Bennett, 592
handicap series.
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SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
11
12
15
16
19
White Satin Sugar
21
I Bracken’s Store _____ 20
I Regal Ride Shocks
17
j Nyssa Machine ____ 16
J Mildred’s Salon ____ 13
23
Farmers Feed, Seed... . 9
High scratch games, Barbara
Davis, 223-194; Jimmie Hatch,
211; Lou Leavitt, Arlene Bram­
mer, 193. High scratch series,
Barbara Davis, 590; Lou Leavitt,
524; Jimmie Hatch, 523. Bowlers
of the week—Barbara Davis, 590
scratch series; Arlene Brammer,
598 handicap series.
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THURSDAY BUSINESSMEN
Skinner’s Service____ 36
16
Gate City Journal____ 33
19
Owyhee Truck, Impl.__ 32
20
Sugar Bowl ________ 32
20
PLOWT __
24
28
Clover Lawn Dairy___ 21
31
Muir-Roberts _______19
33
George Hust, high scratch game,
225. Emil Wohlcke, high scratch
series, 614. Gate City Journal,
high team game, 981. Sugar Bowl,
high team series, 2617.
Sugar Bowl ....... .
28% 15%
Lienkaemper’s _
23
21
Nyssa Auto Parts
19% 24%
Owyhee Truck, Impl__17
27
High scratch games, Diane Jen­
nings, 184; Connie Holcomb, 165;
Teresa Hamilton, 164. High
scratch series, Teresa Hamilton,
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456; Diane Jennings, 446; Lucille
WEDNESDAY
HOUSEWIVES
Bertram, 402.
Three
Flats
________
21
11
Boys' Teams
Alley
Cats
_________
20
12
Ray’s Food Fair.......... .29
19
________ 20
12
S & V Cattle Co.......... 28
20 Borderlines
C. O. W.’s__________ 20
12
Lienkaemper’s _____ 24
24 Split
Babes
________
19%
12%
Nyssa Auto Parts____14
34 Up and Atoms............ 18
14
High scratch games, Tom Strin­ Hi-Lo’s ____________ 17% 14%
ger, 215; Steve Pecora, 205; Reid Hits and Misses_____ 17% 14%
Saito, 201. High scratch series, Dusters___________ 13
19
Reid Saito, 517; Dan Wilson, 496; No Strikes _________ 11
21
Wayne Takami, 491.
Three Spares____ .__ 9
23
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Sugar Mamas ______ 5% 26%
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
High scratch games, Joan Sim-
Howard’s Texaco ___ 42
14
antel, 198; Marian Danford, 193;
White Satin
35% 20% Nevieve Bums, 189. High scratch
Nyssa Co-op __ __ _ .35
21
series, Marian Danford, 512; Don­
Shell Service_______ 34
22
na Thomas, 472; Emma Benedict,
Eder’s ____________ 33% 22% 466. Bowlers of the week—Emma
Sugar Bowl
33% 22% Benedict, 466 scratch series; Ne­
First National Bank .31
25
vieve Burns, 609 handicap series.
Grain Millers__ ..
23% 32%
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Eastman Insurance
22
34
MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
B &
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17
39
18
Kido-Saito ________ 42
Swager Ford .....
41
15
Stam-Lundy _______ 37% 22%
Holcomb & Main..... 14
42
Newbill-Sarazin
Emil Wohlcke, high scratch Holcomb-Stacy
game, 224. Art Stedman, high Snyder-Skelton
scratch series, 574. Eder’s, high Trost-Nichols ...
29%
team game, 905. Nyssa Co-op, VanderOord-Stam
high team series, 2536.
Knowles-Asumendi
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Adams-Simpson ....
25% 34%
Saito-Miyasako__
THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
37
23
Bullard-Hust _______ 37% 18% Laan-Bair ______
Sadamori-Takami .
19% 40%
VanderOord-Brendle 36
20
Butcher-Metcalf .......... 35% 20%
High scratch games and series,
Huffman-Livingston _ 30
26
Phoebe Snyder, 212/521; Verdell
27
Purcell-Iest ________ 29
Skelton, 220/576. Snyder - Skel­
Reed-Tyler ________ 29
27
ton, high team game and series,
Sarazin-Larson......... —27% 28% 692/2028.
Morris-Jones _______ 26% 29%
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Jenkins-Lienkaemper 23% 32% TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
34
Bartron-Toombs _____ 22
20
Bingham’s Service.... 40
35
Snodgrass-Toomb ___ 21
Thompson Agency.... 37% 22%
Stunz-Sallee .........
18% 37% Lloyd’s Conoco—
High scratch games, Kay Bren­ Carpenter Dist........ .33% 26%
27
dle, 190; Bill Purcell, 225. High Simplot Soilbuilders 33
scratch series, Sadie Butcher, 511; B & M Equipment .. 28% 31%
35
Dick Butcher, 622. Sarazin-Lar­ OK Tire Store_____ 25
son, high team game, 689; Butch­ Morris Sinclair ........ ...24% 35%
42
er-Metcalf, high team series, 1955. Palmer Brothers_ ___ 18
Bowlers of the week — Florine
High scratch games, Ray Laan,
Toomb; 480 scratch series; Orvil- 229; Lamar Orr, 228; Tex Mor­
la Reed, 594 handicap series.
gan, 204. High scratch series, Art
Stedman, 557; Floyd Johnson, 550;
Lamar Orr, 548.
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PATRIOTS LEAGUE
40
16
Pounds’ Grocery
38% 17%
Clover Lawn Dairy
23
Sugar Bowl _____ 33
33
23
Shell Service
28
Wilson’s Market .... 28
26% 29%
Dessert Seed ... .
32
Paulus Jewelry . ....... 24
32
Merc Dept. Store___ 24
39
Malheur Hospital....... .17
40
16
Sugar City 5 & 10
High scratch games, Phoebe
Snyder, 199; Ruth Chadd, 198;
Helen Peterson and Elva Bale,
197. High scratch series, Phoebe
Snyder, 553; Elva Bale, 519; Irene
Bartron, 494. Bowlers of the week
—Phoebe Snyder, 553 scratch ser­
ies; Carlene Savage, 626 handicap
series.
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Young Keglers Record High Scores
In Recent Tourney on Local Lanes
By Farmerette Club
NU ACRES—A meeting of the
first aid class was held March 29
at the home of Mrs. Vernon Wal­
ker in Parma with 10 members
in attendance. Lesson was on
“What to Do in Emergencies” and
was conducted by Mrs. Ralph
Baxter.
Another meeting of the class
was held Friday afternoon, April
2, in the home of Mrs. Leroy
Howard. Lesson on “Artificial
Respiration” was conducted by i
Mrs. Baxter who also showed a
film in connection with the sub­
ject.
The next lesson will be on
“Bleeding and Bandaging” and
will be held at the home of Mrs. |
John Burton on Third Lane East
just off Echo avenue. These
classes are reported to be inter­
THESE YOUNG LADIES emerg­ esting and informative and all
ed bowlers-of-the-year in a re­ interested persons are welcome
cent contest staged at the Sugar to attend.
Bowl. They are members of the
Girls' Bantam league and re­
ceived their trophies at the an­
nual banquet held Saturday eve­
ning in the school cafetorium.
The girls are Lineta Stedman
(on left) and Karen Zerbel. Oth­
ers receiving bowler - of - the-
month awards were Joyce Jen­
nings, Nancy Wilson, Pam Mc-
Partland and Deborah Zerbel.
—Journal Photo.
BOWL IN IDAHO TOURNEY
Mrs. Clarence Page, Mrs. Willis
Bertram and three women from
Ontario, comprising the Nyssa
Sanitation team, bowled Sunday
in the Idaho State tournament be­
ing held at Nampa.
VACATION IN CALIFORNIA
Steve Parker and Bruce Jack-
son went by bus to Victorville,
Calif., during spring vacation to
visit the latter’s grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hillman. The
boys were taken on a tour of
Catalina Island and also visited
other points of interest in the
area.
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Mrs. Baxter Conducts
Lessons in First Aid
Cascade Gas Corp___ 39% 12%
Autolite ..... .......
33
19
Local 290 _________ 31% 20%
Q’s Trophy Cabin___ 29
23
Norsedco
....... . . 27
25
Zinn’s Flying “A”...... 24
28
28
Idaho Power Co..... . 24
Wilson’s Dept. Store_ .22
30
34
Nyssa Auto Parts...... 18
Oregon Concrete ___ 12
40 II
High scratch games, , Dean Win- !
¡Chester, 235; George Naylor, 221;
Don Hatch, 213. High scratch ser­
ies, Dean Winchester, 592; Don
Hatch, 589; Theron Wheeler. 549.
Standings
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BULLDOG LEAGUE
Girls' Teams
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
Mrs. Mike McKague visited on
March 31 with Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Lissonbee and Mrs. Eva Hughes
in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Kersey
spent Friday in Boise getting in­
formation regarding Kersey’s ad­
mittance to a hospital for possible
surgery on his injured back.
ALL AREA WOMEN INVITED
TO ATTEND GOLF SESSIONS
Members of the women’s asso­
ciation held their first meeting
and golf session of the year Tues­
day, March 23, on the new 18-hole
course located west and south of
Ontario. Hostesses were Rita
Dietrich and Shirley Burks.
Claudia Taylor and Ellen Sitz
were hostesses for the March 30
session and report a good attend­
ance.
Association meetings are held
each Tuesday with noon luncheon
followed by golf. All interested
women of the area are invited to
join the group.
Classifieds Bring Results!
Standings posted at the Sugar Bowl reveal that many of
the 95 participants went to the local lanes intent on capturing
honors in the March 18-19 spring vacation bowling tourney.
During the handicap event there were 26 scratch games
of 200 or over rolled by the bantams, juniors and seniors; a
total of 41 scratch series in the 500 or over category are re­
corded, with Allen Roberts of*
Gayway Bowl rolling a 613 Rick Nall of Caldwell, 1157,
scratch series, followed by doubles; Nyssans Steve Pecora,
by Ken Brown of Nyssa with Wayne Takami and Tom Stringer,
an even 600.
1666, team; Ken Brown, 1684 and
Vickie Hamilton of Nyssa had
the high scratch game for girls i
with a 215 score, while Steve Pe-
cora of Nyssa took honors among
boys with a 238 scratch game.
Nyssan Mary Danford rolled a 504
scratch series which was high for
girls in all divisions.
Trophy winners among bantam
girls are Tina Alexanderson of
Caldwell, 4 8 9 series, singles;
Joyce Jennings and Lineta Sted­
man, Nyssa, 910 series, doubles;
Nyssans Joyce Jennings, Jolene
Holmes and Nancy Wilson, 1387
series in team event; Nancy Wil­
son, 1193 scratch all-events and
Joyce Jennings, 1398 handicap
all-events.
BOWLER-OF-THE-YEAR HON­
ORS went to these young Nys-
sans, Don Brown (on left) and
Kent Boydell when they emerg­
ed as winners in a recent con­
test held at the local lanes. The
Bantam keglers were presented
trophies at the annual banquet
held Saturday evening. Bowler-
of-the-month awards went to
Jon Morgan, Ricky Wilson, Scott
Engstrom and Harry Brendle.
Additional pictures of trophy­
winning Bantams, in the various
categories, will be published in Tops Among Bantam Boys
Award winners in the boys’
subsequent issues of the Journal.
bantam division are Sandy Mc­
—Staff Photo.
PINEWOOD DERBY WINNERS
LISTED FOR CUB PACK 458
Cub Scout pack 458, sponsored
by the LDS church, held its pine­
wood derby during a March 29
regular meeting.
Winners of the event were
Craig Froerer, first; Roddy Lewis,
second; Gene Bair, third; and
Roger Glenn, fourth.
Den mothers are Mrs. Owen
Froerer and Mrs. Marion Glenn,
while Froerer serves as cubmaster
for the unit.
TUESDAY DINNER GUEST
Dr. J. J. Sarazin was a recent
Tuesday evening dinner guest in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Boydell.
1801, scratch and handicap all-
events.
Senior Girl Winners
In the senior girls’ division,
award winners are all from Cald­
well and include Linda Lawson,
657, singles; Sofie Schuster and
Judy Bock, 1194, doubles; Sofia
Schuster, Judy Bock and Linda
Lawson, 1900, team; Sofie Schus­
ter, 1464 scratch all-events; and
Linda Lawson, 1823 handicap all­
events.
Award winners among senior
boys are Jim Hogge, Caldwell,
677, singles; John Sather, Ontario,
and Paul House, Jr., Nyssa, 1256,
doubles; Steve Schroeder, Rob
Rudolph and Jim Hogge, Cald­
well, 1863, team; Ron Schwasin­
ger, Ontario, 1663 scratch all­
events; Jim Hogge, 1921 handicap
all-events.
Participants were youthful keg­
lers from several towns in the
valley, with 44 Nyssans entered.
The tourney was staged and
awards were given by proprietors
of the local Sugar Bowl.
Leod, Caldwell, 592, singles; Har­
ry Brendle and Kent Boydell,
Nyssa, 1157, doubles; Sandy Mc­
Leod, Jeff and Steve Purcell,
Caldwell, 1464, team; Steve Pur­
cell, 1612 scratch all-events; Skip
Grimes, Ontario, 1572 handicap
all-events.
Among trophy winners in the OSU HONOR STUDENTS
Three Nyssans are listed on the
junior girls’ division are Mary
winter
term honor roll at Oregon
Danford, 639, singles; Nyssans
Teresa Hamilton and Mary Dan­ State university in Corvallis.
They are James E. Benedict,
ford, 1143, doubles; Pam Cain,
Debra Lampe and Karen McGee, freshman, school of engineering;
Caldwell, 1665, team; Vickie Dennis 1 Leavitt, sophomore,
Hamilton, 1369 scratch all-events science; and Harlan R. Sager,
and Teresa Hamilton, 1712 han-j senior, also science.
To be eligible for honor roll
dicap all-events.
Trophy winners among junior listing, students must carry at
boys are Wayne Takami, Nyssa, least a B - plus average for the
646, singles; Steve Farris and term.
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