THURSDAY. JANUARY 6. 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE TEN
THURSDAY BUSINESSMEN
26
Sugar Bowl
34
26
Gate City Journal
34
Berrett’s Service
34
M
26
Morris Sinclair
34
22
Skinner's Service
34
29
Cascade Gas Corp.
31
38
Eagles Lodge
18
42
Palmer Bros.
18
High games, Don Hatch, 220
and 212; Bert Ross, 212 High ser
ies. D. Hatch. 632; Chet Takatori,
I 582; B Ross, 571.
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ALL STAR LEAGUE
THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
(Games Played at Bye Lanes)
40
24
Butcher-Metcalf
10
26
Gleamers
18
38
Bullard-Hust
10
26
Hits and Misses
18
38
Stutheit-Hitch
12
16
Sarazin-Larson
374 264 Twinklen
37
27
Mittee Four
144 134
Wheeler-Page
14
27
Starlighters
14
Huffman-Schilling
37
15
13
Parker-Reed
354 284 Star Dusters
Satellites
13
15
30
34
Stam-Seward
16
Tapers
12
VanderOord-
17
28
36
Four Squares
11
Vinsonhaler ....
36
28
Little Dippers
104 174
Lienkaemper-Chadd
42
Women’s high scratch games,
22
Holverson-Stunz
47
Earlene Thayer, 202: Kay Bren-
17
Sutton-Riggs
Edith Stutheit, women’s high dle. 181; Evelyn Chapel. 177. Wo
game and series, 220/524. Bob men's high series. K Brendle.
Shaw (substitute), men's high 464; Deloris Shelton, 453: E.
game and series. 236^547. Sarazin- Chapel, 435. Men’s high games,
Larson, high team game. 723; Charlie Newbill, 218; Earl Jen
Butcher-Metcalf, high team ser nings, 207; Lowell Shelton. 192.
ies, 1987. Bowlers of the week— Men's high series. E. Jennings.
Edith Stutheit. 524 scratch series; 515; Bob Chapel. 493; Paul Pen
Addie Vinsonhaler, 603 handicap rod, 486.
Bowlers of the week — Lois |
series.
Dick and Sadie Butcher. Ernie Cartwright, class A; Joyce Lien-
and Sadie Metcalf are winners kaemper, class B; Earl Jennings,
of the first half of the split sea- scratch and handicap.
Evelyn Chapel rolled an all
son.
spare game and will receive an
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arm patch from WIBC.
WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
o o o o
8
Lucky Laggers ___
18
PATRIOTS
LEAGUE
9
Pin Pickers
15
0
4
Splits and Misses
144
94 Dessert Seed
1
Nyssa
Welding
3
Hi-Los
14
10
1
Wilson s Market
3
Lucky Strikes
12
12
1
The Merc
3
12
Channel Cats
12
1
B
&
M
Equipment
3
Mostly Mrs.
104 134
3
Pounds’ Grocery ----- 1
Dusters_____________ 10
14
3
Mai.
Mem.
Hospital
1
Chukars ____________ 9
15
3
Sugar Bowl
1
17
Darts_______________ 7
3
Clover Lawn Dairy
1
High games. Allie Hartley. 178; Paulus Jewelry
4
0
Gladys Cooper and Marian Dan-
High scratch games, Jo Anne
ford, 164; Emma Benedict, 163. Holcomb, 200/192; Lenna Huff-
High series. Freda Holcomb. 481: I man,
man. r«.
192. High series, J. Hol
M. Danford, 469: A. Hartley, 449. comb, 538; Betty Holcomb. 492:
Bowlers of the week — F. Hol Betty Marostica and Earlene Jen
comb, 481 scratch series: Betty nings. 485. Bowlers of the week
Wilson. 559 handicap series.
—J. Holcomb. 538 scratch series;
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B. Holcomb. 594 handicap series.
MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
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0
VanderOord-Stam ___ 4
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
1
Livingston-Newbill
3
0
Nyssa Co-op ----
4
Snyder-Skelton____ 3
1
0
4
I First National Bank
Jones-Knowles _______ 3
1
0
Swager Chevrolet
4
Sadamori-Takami
24
14 White Satin
1
3
Saito-Miyasako_______14
24 1 Nyssa Jaycees-------------3
1
Holcomb-Stacy
1
3
3
Eder’s--------------------- -1
Tyler-Talbot
.. ... 1
3
3
Local 290 ------------------ 1
Dodson-St am ________ 1
3
4
Howard’s Texaco-------- 0
Laan-Zerbel_________ 0
4
4
B and H
0
Phoebe Snyder rolled games of j Eastman Agency _____ 0
4
209. 216 and 210 for a total scratch
High games. Dick Butcher, 213;
series of 635.
Joel Mitchell, 200; Jack Carter.
Tony Miyasako, men’s high 194. High series. Paul House, 562;
scratch game and series, 207/571. Emil Wohlcke, 551; J. Carter, 548.
Livingston - Newbill, high team
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game and series, 644/1871. Bowl SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE
ers of the week—Anna Vander- Nyssa Auto Parts---- 44
24
Oord, 498 scratch series; Minnie Wilson’s Dept. Store 41
27
Stam, 565 handicap series.
30
Zinn’s Flying A
_. 38
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33
Oregon Concrete ----- 35
35
Q’s Trophy Cabin __ 33
SUGAR BABES LEAGUE
37
Idaho Power Co---------31
Home Dairies________ 4
0
39
Autolite
29
Chadwick’s__________ 4
0
47
Grain Millers--------- 21
0
Muir-Roberts________ 4
High games, Rudy Marostica,
0
Parma Seed__________ 4
221; E Michaelson, 214; George
Wilson Buick
3
1
Naylor, 212. High series, R. Mar
Gate City Cleaners
3
1
ostica, 565; Paul House, 551; Red
3
Arrowhead Motel__ 1
Waggoner. 520.
Looney’s___________ .... 1
3
Nyssa Sanitation
0
4
VISITORS FROM UMATILLA
Howell Tamarack ___ 0
4
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Norland
Brownie's Cafe
and family of Umatilla visited
and Lounge
0
4
last week with their parents, Mr.
Sugar Bowl
0
4
High games, Anna Talbot, 204; and Mrs. Owen Gann and Mrs.
Liz Stringer, 190; Billie Wright, Martha Norland of Apple Valley.
187. High series, A. Talbot. 535; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen, Mr.
Mabie Fangen, 506; Jo Breshears, and Mrs. Eugene Stephen visited
504. Bowlers of the week — A. last Thursday evening with the
Talbot, 535 scratch series; Jo Bre Norland family in the Gann resi
shears, 603 handicap series.
dence.
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Standings
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PARKS GIRLS VISIT
Adrian High School
Chris and Becky Parks, former
Nvs.sans now residing with their Basketball Schedule
Jan. 6. 12 noon—AFS meeting parents, the Sam Parks at Yaki
Jan. 7—Harper at Adrian.
in cafetorium.
ma. spent a week during the holi
Jan. 8—Jordan Valley at Ad-
day season visiting friends in rian.
Jan. 6—Wrestling at Vale.
Jan. 14— Parma at Parma.
Jan. 7, 4 p.m.—Drill team prac this area.
Jan. 15— Huntington there.
tice.
Jan. 21— Middleton there.
Christmas
dinner
guests
in
the
Jan. 7, 8 p-m.—Basketball. John
Jan.
22— Melba at Adrian.
Frank
Morris
home
were
their
Day here. (Junior varsity game
Jan. 25—Kuna at Adrian.
sons and daughters - in - law, Mr.
at 6:30.)
Jan. 28— Parma at Adrian.
Jan. 8, 8 p.m. — Basketball. and Mrs. Leland Morris and Da
Jan. 29— Huntington at Adrian.
vid
of
Eugene.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Le-
Burns here.
Fab. 4 — McCall ■ Donnelly at
Roy Morris. Shawn and Dyke of
Jan. IL 7 p.m.—GAA activity. Boise, First Lt and Mrs. Frankie Adrian.
Jan. 11—Wrestling at Boise.
Morris of Tucson, Ariz. Other j Feb. 5—Middleton at Adrian.
Feb. 8—Harper at Harper.
Jan. 11, 7:30 p.m.—Wrestling at guests included Mrs. Morris' par
Feb. 11— Melba at Melba.
ents,
Mr.
a
nd
Mrs.
George
j
Nampa.
Feb. 12— Burnt River at Adrian.
Jan. 13. 6 p.m.—Wrestling. Vai- Knowles, her brother and sister-
Feb. 18—Kuna at Kuna.
in - luw, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
livue here.
Jan. 13. 8 p.m.—PTA meeting Knowles; her brother-in-law and ' Feb. ¡9 — McCall ■ Donnelly
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones at McCall.
in cafetorium.
Jan. 14, 8 p.m. — Basketball. and Gary.
Vallivue here.
VISIT IN POCATELLO
Jan. 14—End of semester.
Miss Cheryl Young of Reno,
Mr. and Mrs Ralph G Lawr
Jan. 15. 8 p.m. — Basketball. Nev., arrived early Christmas ence and Bud spent the Christ
Vale here.
morning for a week's visit with mas holidays with their son-in-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ralph law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
To Buy, Sall or Trade.
Young, other relatives and I R. J. Denney and family at Poca-
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friends.
I tello.
Nyssa High School
Calendar of Events
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GUESTS IN PARR HOME
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth McNall
of Warden. Wash , and Buzz Parr
of Corvallis spent the week prior
to Christmas in the Frank Parr
home. They were Joined for
Christmas dinner by Mr and Mrs.
William Parr of Payette.
The McNalls returned home on
!<> and Buzz left I)«<
Fairfield and Richmond, Calif.,
to visit friends and relatives be
fore returning to Corvallis to re
sume his studies at Oregon State
university. Enroute home from
California, he visited with the
James Rigney family in Eugene
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findings and calling attention to
violation of ORS 294.435, but
made no mention of it neither
acknowledging nor denying it.
But in one part of it the judge
admitted, "I have not been happy
with Malheur county budgetary
procedures."
(Editor's Not*—Anyone wish
ing to read the entire article
carried in OTR may use the
Journal copy. And we are again
guilty of quoting from parts
of White's talk Wednesday as
SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS
there is not apace for all of it.
Sunday dinner guests in th«1 nor do we have a copy.)
Buster Edwards home were Mr
and Mrs Roy Eads of Greenleaf,
Mr and Mrs Ed Brandt of Ad GUESTS IN SMITH HOME
rian, Mr. ami Mrs. George Ranch
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith and
man of Nyssa. Evening visitors family of Union were Saturday
in the Edwards residence were overnight guests and Sunday vis
Mr and Mrs. Gene McConnell of itors in the home of Mr and Mrs.
W).>'1 Smith < Illi, i Sunday dm
Caldwell.
nor guests of the Smiths were Mr.
Clauifiedi Bring Raiultil
and Mrs. Don Strickland and Jo.
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County Judge White
Chastises Editor
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