THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
THURSDAY. JANUARY 13. 1966
SUGAR
BOWL
League
Standings
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ALL STAR LEAGUE
(Games Played at Bye Lanes)
G learners
21
11
Hits and Misses
19
13
Twinkier«
19
13
Milice Four
17
15
Star Lighters
16
16
Four Squares
14 Mi 1714
Satellites
18
14
Tapers
14
18
Star Dusters
1314 18 *4
Little Dip|x-rs
20
12
Women's high games, Dorothy
Roark, 172; Ixus Cartwright, 170;
Kay Brendle, 163 Women’s high
series, K Brendle, 457; I) Roark,
452; L. Cartwright, 437 Men’s
high games, Paul House, 197;
Weldon Wilcox, 194; Theron
Wheeler, 193 Men’s high series,
W Wilcox, 548; Charlie Newbill,
505; Paul Penrod, 500.
Bowlers of the week D Roark,
class A; Joyce Lienkaemper,
laiura Penrod and Thelma Huff-
mun, class B; Weldon Wilcox.
scratch and handicap
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PATRIOTS LEAGUE
Dessert Seed
8
0
Sugar Bowl
5
3
B A M Equipment
5
3
Mai. Mem Hospital
5
3
Wilson’s Market
3
5
Clover Lawn Duiry
4
4
The Merc
4
4
Nyssa Welding
3
5
Pounds’ Grocery
7
1
0
Paulus Jewelry
8
High scratch games, Anna Vai n-
derOord, 199; Judy French, 183;
Sumi Ishida, 179. High aeries,
l.< na Tyler, 491 Jo AfUW Hol
comb, 489; A. VanderOord, 486
Bowlers of the week
L Tyler,
491 scratch series; Marlene De-
Mtnck, 600 handicap series
O O O O
BANTAM MIXED LEAGUE
3
Renstrom Agency
1
Nyssa Auto Parts
3
1
Sugar Bowl
3
I
Idaho Power Co.
3
1
Ross Rollers
1
3
Miner's Barber
1
3
Eastman Insurance
1
3
Wilson’s Janitorial
1
3
Girls* high games, l.incta Sted-
man, 155/140; Nancy Wilson. 131
Girls’ high scries, L. Stedman,
416; N Wilson. 360; Din Otani.
349. Bovs’ high games, Ricky
Wilson, 170/156; Hal Brendle, 163
Boys’ high scries. R Wilson, 434,
S<<itt Engstrom, 430; Hal Brendle,
417
O O O O
THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Bullard-Hust
4
0
Sarazin-Larson
4
0
Parker-Reed
4
0
4
0
Stutheit-Hitch
Wheeler-Page
314
*4
VunderOord-
Vinaonhaler
3
1
Sutton-Riggs
1
3
Butcher-Metcalf
*4
34
Stam-Seward
0
4
0
Huffman-Schilling
4
0
Hol verson-St unz
4
0
4
Lienkaemper-Chadd
Edith Stutheit, women's high
game, 212; Billie Wright (substi
tute), women’s high series, 554.
Rudy Marostica (sub), men's high
game. 197; Don Bullard, men’s
high scries, 537. Parker - Reed,
high team game, (¡84; Bullard-
Hust, high team series, 1949.
Bowlers of the week E Stut
heit. 533 scratch series; Anna
VanderOord, 629 handicap series.
BULLDOG LEAGUE
20*4 11H
Buzzards
20
12
Stevie's Rollers
20
12
Threesome*
10
13
Pinhead«
I8>4 13Mi
Gutter Dusters
15>4 1614
Eight Balls
11
21
Strikers
3tt 28'4
Near Misses
Girls’ high «cratch games, Vic-
I ki<- Humllton, 157 / 154; Lucille
Bertram, 142 Girls’ high series,
V. Hamilton. 439; L. Bertram,
419; Connie Holcomb, 327. Boys’
high games, Ricky Wilson, 193;
Wayne Takami and Tom Stringer,
192; W Takami, 191. Boys’ ' high
series, W. Takami, 564; Ken
Brown, 543; T. Stringer, 503.
O O O O
SUGAR BABES LEAGUE
7
1
Burma Seed
6
2
Wilson Buick
3
5
Home Dairies
5
3
Chadwick's
3
5
Muir-Roberts
3
5
Looney’s
4
4
Nyssa Sanitation
4
4
Arrowhead Motel
3
5
Gate City Cleaners
2
6
Howel) Tamarack
Brownie's Cafe
0
2
and lxiunge
0
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Sugar Bowl
High scratch games, Emil Wohl-
Kinney (substitute), 209; Mabie
Fangen, 198; Aut Stedman (2) 193;
Sharlcne Giles, 193 High series,
Ant Stedman, 523; Billie Wright,
508; Ailcnc Hilmes, 507. Bowlers
Ilf the week
Ant Stedman, 523
scratch series; Donna Glenn, 585
handicap series.
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SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
17
Bracken's Store
17
Farmers Feed, Seed
13
Holcomb's
13
Regal Rides
124
Polar Bear
11
White Satin
Anderson's Comer
6'4
6
Mildred's Salon
High scratch games, Sadie But
cher. 209/198; Stella Ross, 193
High aeries, S Butcher, 554; Dor
othy Parker, 531; Barbara Davis,
B07 Bowlen of the week — S.
Butcher, 554 scratch series; D.
Parker, 606 handicap series.
O O O O
THURSDAY BUSINESSMEN
38
26
Gate City Journal
35
25
Skinner's Service
27
<7
Berrett’s Service
27
37
Morris Sinclair
30
34
Sugar Bowl
30
34
Cascade Gas Corp
19
41
Palmer Bros
Eagles Ixxlge
19
41
High scratch games, John Stam,
217; Vernon Toombs. 212; Bill
Purcell, 209. High scratch series,
Larry Saito. 578. B Purcell. 559;
Emil Wohlcke. 550.
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NYSSA COMMERCIAL
7
1
First National Bank
3
5
Swager Chevrolet
3
5
Nyssa Co-op
4
4
Eder’s
4
4
Howard’s Texaco
4
4
White Satin
4
4
Local 290
3
5
Eastman Agency
3
Nyssa Jaycecs
5
7
B and H
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High scratch scries, Emil Wohl-
eke, 219/214; George Hust, 212.
High series, E Wohlcke, 616; Jess
Asumendi, 569; Fred Schilling,
554.
O O O O
SPORTSMEN S LEAGUE
4
0
Wilson’s Dept. Store
3
1
Zinn’s Flying A
3
1
Autolite
3
1
Idaho Power Co.
Nyssa Auto Parts
1
3
1
Q'a Tiophv Cabin
3
Grain Millers
1
3
0
Oregon Concrete
4
High scratch games, Evan Tob-
ler, 231; Doug Wilkerson, 221;
Gene Chester. 215. High scratch
•i :<• Ton Eldiedge. 576; Evan
Tobler, 568; Doug Wilkerson, 557.
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Top Running Condition With
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★ Regular Lubrication and Oil Changes
Ward’s Shell Service
WARD LUNDY, Owner
101 North Main
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 372-3990
THIS IS PHOEBE SNY
DER, Ptrmi. She lacks
one-half inch of being
five feet tall and is the
mother of four children,
0, 12. 14 and 16 years of
age. Phoebe, weighing
just 8*/i times that of
her 12 - pound bowling
ball, recently proved
that you don't have to
to be a big feller to get
a big score. On Mon
day evening, Jan. 3, 1966
—half way through her
fourth season of bowl
ing—she rolled games of
209. 216 and 210 for a
total 635 scratch series.
In checking the men's
scores last Thursday
shortly after this photo
was snapped, it was
noted that her 635 ser
ies had been topped
only once this year.
SEWING GROUP MEETS
Members of the Stitchettes 4-H
Sewing club held their second
meeting Jun. 7 at the I.«-. (< t
Cleaver home.
Vice President Christine Ste
phen called the meeting to order
The minutes were read by Sec
retary Shirley Cleaver and were
approved as read.
MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Sadamori-Takami ..... -614
m
Snyder-Skelton
6
2
Saito-Miyasako
— 414
3*4
VanderOord-Stam
4
4
Jones-Knowles
4
4
Dodson-Stam
4
4
Li v i ngston-Newbill
3
1
Holcomb-Stacy
.... 2
6
Tyler-Talbot
__ 2
0
I.aan-Zerbel
... 0
4
Phoebe Snyder, women’s high
1
scratch game and series, 198/515.
Sonny Takami, men's high scratch
game and series, 212/591. Snyder-
Skelton, high team game and ser
ies, 699/1943. Bowlers of the
week—To be announced later.
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WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
Lucky Laggers
18
10
Pin Pickers
17
11
Hi-Lo’s
17
11
Splits and Misses
1514 124
Channel Cats
15*4
124
Lucky Strikes
14
14
Chukars
...
12
16
Members answered roll call by Mostly Mrs.
11
17
reporting if they were at the Dusters
11
17
first meeting. Record sheets were Darts
9
19
completed and the group voted
High scratch games, Marian
to hold the next meeting on Jan. Danford, 195; Emma Benedict,
22 at the home of their leader, 181/172 High series, M. Danford,
Virginia Cleaver. Karry Cleaver 486; E. Benedict, 479; Alta Stunz,
will furnish cookies and Christine 439. Bowlers of the week — M.
Cleaver will provide punch.
Danford, 486 scratch series; E.
—Mildred Wismer, Reporter. | Benedict, 551 handicap series.
PAGE FIVE
Grange Women Hold
Project Discussion
The Oregon Trail Grange Home I
Economics club meeting was held
Jan 10 at the home of Mrs. S. W.
Smiley, with eight members pres
ent Mrs. George Cleaver assisted
as co-hostess.
Roll call topic was "What Is
Your Project for 1966?” Various
projects were described and a
note was made for checking the
outcome at the end of the year.
The secretary’s report was read
and accepted. Mrs. George Clea
ver, president, gave each mem
ber a small book to keep the
date, place and name of the hos
tess for each meeting.
During the dessert hour, mem
bers discussed the many careless
acts that can lead to a fire.
Next meeting will be Feb. 1 at
the Tom Jones residence and will
be a Valentine party with gift
exchange not to exceed 50 cents.
All Oregon Trail Grange ladies
are invited.
GUESTS IN EMMETT
Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard were
Sunday evening visitors in the
home of their son - in - law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Whitman and family at Emmett.
Classifieds Bring Results!
COMING EVENTS
Today. 1:30 p.m.—Nyssa Homa
Extension unit meeting at Metho
dist church.
Tonight, 8 p.m. — Nysaa PT A
meeting in school cafetorium.
Jan. 14, 2 p.m.—Owyhee Gar
den club meeting at home of Mrs.
Charles Chapin.
Jan. 14, 8 p.m. — Amity club
meeting at home of Mrs. Mark
Moncur.
Jan. 19, 7 to 9 p.m.—Mexican
dinner, followed by dancing io
live music at Nyssa Eagles hall.
Jan. 15. 7:30 p.m. — Fourth
Quorum of Elders annual ban
quet at LDS stake house.
Jan. 17, 8 p.m. — Eastern Star
meeting in Masonic hall.
Jan. 19. 7 pun. — Meeting of
Isaak Walton league al Polar
Bear.
Jan. 20. 2 p. m. — Town and
Country Garden club meeting at
home of Mrs. Ron Young.
Jan. 20, 2 p. m. — Methodist
WSCS circle meetings.
Jan. 20, 2 pjn. — Daughters of
Utah Pioneers meeting at home
of Mrs. Ed Larsson.
Jan. 20, 8:19 p.m.—Meeting of
Adrian PT A chapter in high
school building.
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