THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1965
THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
6
18
Bullurd-Huat
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111
.Siam Sewurd
8*4
Saruzin-Iuirion
15*4
14
10
Butcher-Metcalf
14
10
Wheeler-Page
12
12
Lienkuempcr -Chudd
12
12
Stutheit-ilitch
11
13
1 lulverson Stunz
Hl
14
Huffman-Schilling
Parker Heed
8*4 15*4
8
18
Sutton Jenkins
VunderOord-
7
17
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Vinsonhaler
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Ruth Chadd, women’s high
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scratch gume, 218; Sadie Butcher,
o
women'* high scratch serie*, 494
PATRIOTS LEAGUE
Gordon Seward, men'» high
Sugar Bowl
0
scrutch game and serie*, 234/589
18
The Merc
8
Bowler* of tile week Sudle Hut-
18
14
10
BAM Equipment
. h< i. 491 scrutch series; Dec
Clover Lawn Dairy
13*4 10*4 Slam, 835 handicap series.
Pounds' Grocery
ll
13
O O O O
Nyssa Welding
12
12
MIXED LEAGUE
Wilson's Market
9*4 14*4
1*4
No. 2
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Paulus Jewelry
8
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0
2
No. 5
Mel Mem. Hospital
8
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2
No. 7
10
Dessert Seed
8
4
4
No. 3
High scratch games, Mary Tob-
No. I
3%
4*4
ler, 188; Sumi Ishida, 184/174
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2
No. 4
High scrutch series, M. Tobler.
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No. fl
495; S. Ishida, 477; Phoelje Sny
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2
No. 8
der, 473 Bowlers of the week
Girls’ high scratch games, Kar-
M. Tobler, 495 scratch serie«; S. on Vmsoniialer, 181/117; Nancy
Ishida, 585 handicap scries. (Also Wilson, 134 Girls’ high scratch
rolled an all-spare game for a 10- scries, K Vinsonhaler, 401; N
pound sack of Whit«- Satin »ugar Wilson, 324; Lorie Otani. 302.
and a W1BC arm patch.)
Bowlers of the week K. Vinson-
O O O O
haler, 401 scratch senes; Lorie
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
Otani, 410 handicap scries.
Nyssa Co-op
19
Boys' high scrutch games, Ricky
5
Howard's Texaco
13
11
Wilson, 190; Kevin Engstrom, 168;
1.1
White Satin
11
Billy Marcum, 155. Boys' high
12
Eder's
12
scratch series, R. Wilson, 488; Hal
Fir t National Bank
Brendlc, 405; Scott Engstrom. 392
12
12
13
Bowlers of the week Hal Bren-
Swager Chevrolet
12
Local 290
12
12 | die, 405 scratch series; Scott F.ng-
13
B and It
strom, 443 handicap series.
11
10
14
F.astmun Agency
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Jaycees
fl
18
SUGAR BABES LEAGUE
High scratch games, Mark Mon- Home Dairies
7
25
cur, 230;
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Dick Butcher, 213; Gury L<xmey'*
19
13
Quinn, 209 High scratch scries. Howell Tamarack
19
13
Pat Parker, 581; M. Moncur, 558, Arrowhead Motel
14
18
Willis Bertram, 549
1 Brownie’s Cafe
O O O O
18
14
and Ixiunge
18
14
1 Sugar Bowl
THURSDAY BUSINESSMEN
15
17
Chadwick's
Berrett Service
1«
4
Parma Seed
14*4 17*4
8
Skinner’s Service
12
19
Nyssa Sanitation
13
8
12
Morns Sinclair
19
13
Muir-Roberts
10
10
Sugar Bowl
20
12
Gate City Cleaners
10
10
Gute City Journal
Wilson Buick
7*4 24*4
13
7
Cascade Gas Corp
13
7
Eagles Lodge
High scratch games, Margaret
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14
Toombs and Bonnie Nichols, 195;
Palmer Brog.
High scratch games. Emil Wohl- Helen Otani, :',:t High «cratch
cke, 238; Roy Sadnmori, 219; Meries, Erls Bertram, 540; Mabie
Rudy Marostica, 214 High scratch Fangen, 514; Donna Glenn, 512.
series, John Stum, 014; Ixirry Bowlers of the week Eris Ber
tram, 540 scratch senes; Donna
Saito and It Marostica, 577.
Glenn, 829 handicap scries.
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WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Dusters
8
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8
Livingston-Newbill
18
15
9
^Chukars
9
Laun-Zerbel
15
14
10
Mostly Mrs.
9
Tyler-Talbot
15
10
Splits and Misses
14
Saito-Miyasako
13
11
Darts
12
12
Dodson-Stam
12*4 11*4
Hi-Lo's
12
12
12
VnnderOord-Stam
12
11
13
Channel Cats
10
10
Sadamori-Takanii
9
Lucky Strikes
15
Holcomb-Stacy
9*4 14*4
9
15
Lucky 1 Jiggers
8
12
Jones-Knowles
Hi
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Pin Pickers
19
5
High scratch gn mes, Grace Snyder-Skelton
Stringer, 192; Jan Church, 183; I JoAnne Holcomb (sub) women’s
Maxine Stringer, 181. High1 high scratch game, 210; Lavona
scratch series, Lucille Wilson, 477; I Livingston, women's high series,
G Stringer, 474; Marian Dunford, 494 Ron Zerbel. men’s high game,
485. Bowlers of the week — Lu 210; Klaas Laan, men’s high «er- i
cille Wilson, 477 scratch senes; ics, 555. Livingston-Newbill, high '
Jan Church, 575 handicap series. team gam«* and series, 672/1935.
Bowlers of the week—L. Living
ston, 494 scratch series; Kathy ;
Miyasako, 521 handicap series
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114 Bower Avenue
BULLDOG LEAGUE
NYSSA . . . OREGON
Team standings not available.
Phone 372-3305
Girls' high scratch games, Con
nie Holcomb, 157; Vickie Hamil
Steam Cleaning
ton, 155/149. Girls’ high scratch >
series, V. Hamilton, 41fl; Ann Zit- |
Major Overhaul Work
tercob, 395; C. Holcomb, 390.
Brakes — Tune-Up
Boys' high scratch games, Craig
Motor and Tranamiaalon
L«?wis, 203; Dan Wilson, 198, 194. |
Exchange
Free Pickup and Delivery Boys’ high scratch series, D. Wil- '
son, 520; Ken Brown, 515; Larry !
Service Calle
; Wilson. 509
SUGAR
BOWL
Standings
C & G GARAGE
BOWLER OF MONTH AWARDS
EARNED BY LADY KEGLERS
During u contest held Sunday
afternoon at the Sugar Bowl, Mr*.
Bob (Shailene) Giles and Mrs
John (Barbara) Davis emerged as
Ixiwler of-the-month winners for
September.
Mis. Giles rolled the high three-
game series among handicap keg-
lers, with Mrs. Davis winning in
the scratch division.
Tile two bowlers will receive
trophies from th«- Sugar Bowl
management and will also com
pete for bowler-of-the-year hon
ors at the end of the 1985-flfl
season.
O O O O
SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
Holcomb's
18
10
Mildred’s Salon
17
11
Bracken’s Store
18V4 11*4
Itcgul Rides
15
13
Farmers Feed. Seed
13
15
White Satin Sugar
11
17
Polar Bear
11
17
Anderson's Corner
10*4 17'4
High scratch games, Barbara
Duvis, 18«; Eris Bertram, Dottie
Parker, Stella Ross, 183 High
scratch .series, S. Ross, 520; B.
Davis, 508; Donna Glenn, 499.
Bowlers of the week—S Ross,
520 scratch series; Alice Vande-
wall and Donna Glenn, 592 han
dicap series. (To be determined.)
SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith were
Sunday dinner guests in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Strickland
and Jo. The dinner was in ob
servance of Mrs Smith’s birthday
anniversary.
A HUNTER'S FABLE
“Because I am perfectly aware that you are not a
hunter, I will not waste time asking you whether you
have gotten your buck,” Bill Mayden advised John Bul
lock one day early this week as they enjoyed a coffee
at the Polar Bear. “Likewise,” he added, “you needn’t
ask me how I fared, because you know I don’t hunt,
either.”
“This is indeed true,” John came back, adding, “I
have asked just such a question of any number of my
friends, however, and in many cases . . . most, in fact . . .
I have been advised to tend to my own business, which
translates to ‘no, blast it, 1 didn’t get a buck.’ Lots of
people are touchy that way.”
“Touchy is right,” Bill agreed, “but I can’t say as I
blame them too much. Fellow makes elaborate plans for
a hunting foray, gets up at some unearthly hour, blun
ders around through the woods for heaven knows how
long, stumbles back into civilization carrying nothing
but a rifle that weighs just under a ton. Pretty dis
heartening.”
“You know,” John replied, “I have a friend who says
that his theory is that tne hunter doesn’t find the deer.
The deer finds the hunter. For him the system has
worked out pretty well over the years. He picks a spot
that seems likely to him to be where a deer might come.
He waits. Pretty soon the deer shows up and he shoots
it. Doesn’t work for everybody, I guess, but it works
for him.”
The moral: Going out and shooting a deer isn’t what
you’d call a lead-pipe cinch. It IS possible to come back
empty handed. However, there is a ray of sunshine here.
You don't have to be much of a hunter to find “rich
man’s food at poor man’s prices.” It’s just where it’s al
ways been for lo! these many years. And it gets better
year by year!
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Oct. 22-23 Rummage
Sale to Aid Retarded
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HYDROCEL
The First New Method for Pressurizing
A Water System in This Century!
VISITS FROM BOISE
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stunz at
tended the Oregon State - Idaho
Vandal football game Saturday
in Boise. Mrs. Louise House, mo-
ther of Mrs. Stunz, returned home
with the Nyssans for a visit of
several days.
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★
STUDENT VISITS PARENTS
Kent Main left Tuesday mor
ning to return to Klamath Falls
where he is attending Oregon
Technical Institute. He had spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Main and
Karen.
★
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Eliminates
Eliminates
Eliminates
Eliminates
Eliminates
Eliminates
Waler-Logging
Hydro Pneumatic Tank
Air-Charging Devices
Tank House
Tank Pits
Freezing Damage
(It Puts the Water Pressure System Inside
the House Where It Belongs)
EXPRESSION OF THANKS
I want to publicly thank Dr.
K. A. Danford, the staff at Mal
heur Memorial hospital, Pastor
John Milbrath, the ALXJW group
of Faith Lutheran church, other
local organizations, relatives and
friends for their help and kind
nesses following my recent acci
dent and stay in the hospital. I
am now convalescing at my home
Your many thoughtful acts will
always be remembered.
—Mrs. O. J. Kurtz.
Will Serve Any Kind or Make of Pump!
SEE OR CALL TODAY!
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202 Main Street
NYSSA, OREGON
EMERGENCY PHONE — 372-3377
Phone 372-2266
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of retarded children will be held
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in the corner section of the Pet
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to fl p m. each day, at the former
location of Marguerite’s Apparel,
223 Main street in Nyssa.
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