Nyssa gate city journal., February 10, 1966, Page 5, Image 5

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
SUGAR
BOWL
SUGAR BABES LEAGUE
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ft
Parma Seed
Howell Tamarack
14
10
Home Dairies
13
11
If
Gate City Cleaners
11
Arrowhead 'Motel
I I
11
it
Chadwick's
11
Brownie’s Cafe
It
and Lounge
12
12
Wilson Buick
12
»
Nyssa Sanitation
15
0
15
Muir-Roberts
9
15
Looney's
o o o o
8
16
Sugar Bowl
o o o
High scratch games, Mabie Fan­
o o
gen, 223. Anna Talbot. 211; Jim­
o
mie Ann Hatch, 197 High scratch
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
series, A. Talbot, 594; M Fangen,
White Satin
16
8
508; Lois Page, 496 Bowlers of
Nyssa Co-op
15
9
the week A. Talbot, 594 scratch
First National Bank
10
14
series. Clara Rambaud, 580 han-
Local 290
14
10
dicap series.
Eder’s
13
11
O O O O
Howard’s Texaco
II
13
ALL
STAR
LEAGUE
14
Nyssa Jaycees
10
(Games Played at Bye Lanes)
I
Swuger Chevrolet
19
34*4 13*4
Gleamers
9
B and H
19
Hits and Misses
33
15
Eastman Agency
9
15
Twinkiers
30
18
gaines.
Emil
High »cratch
Four
Squares
27'4
20'4
Wohlcke. 226/211; Willis Bertram,
23*4 24'4
907 iiu’ii a ■(> i> mi I m , B Wohl Starlighters
Star
Dusters
21*4 26'4
eke, 629; W Bertram, 586; Stu
Mittee Four
21
Heun, 550.
Tapers
19
29
o o o o
i Little Dippers
15
33
WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
Satellites
1«
33
Lucky loggers
27
17
Women
’
s
high
scratch
games,
26
IH
Pin Pickers
Kay Brendle, 193/191 ; Ros« Wil-
Hi Lo's
24
20
lis. 177. Women's high series, K
20
Lucky Strikes
24
Channel Cats
23*4 20*4 Brendle, 540; Lois Cartwright,
440; Deloris Shelton, 438. Men's
Dusters
22
22
Splits and Misses
21*4 22'4 high games and series, Paul
House, 215/574; Bill Schireman,
Chuknrs
20
24
206/564; Ray Roark. 192/550
Durts
17
27
Bow lers of the wee k—L. Cart-
29
Mostly Mrs.
15
High scratch games, Freda Hol- wright, Class "A;” Klyda Bertel-
comb, 212; Jan Church, 179; Em­ son, Class “B.” P. House, scratch;
B. Schireman, handicap.
ma Benedict, 171
Hi
o o o O
series, F. Holcomb, 492; E. Bene­
dict, 461; Anna VanderOord. 451 THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Bowlers of the week — F. Hol­ Wheeler-Page
comb, 492 scratch scries; Lucille Stutheit-Hitch
Wilson, 561 handicap scries.
Bullard-Hust
The Lucky Loggers were win­ Can!-Reed
ners of the second one-third of Butcher-Metcalf
10’¿t
league play. Team memln-rs are Sarazin-Larson
9*4 10'4
Minnie Adams, Allie Hartley and Huffman-Schilling
9>4 10'4
Lucille Wilson.
VandcrOord-
9
Vinsonhaler
11
o o o o
Sutton-Riggs
8'4 11*4
BANTAM MIXED LEAGUE
Licnkaempcr Chadd
8
12
Idaho Power
16
4
8
12
Sugar Bowl
14*4
5*4 Holverson-Stunz
Stam-Scward
6
14
Owyhee Barber
6
14
Edith Stutheit, women’s high
Eastman Agency
10*4
9*4
scratch game. 209; Billie Wright
Ross Roller»
9
11
(substitute), women’s high series,
8
Nyssa Auto Parts
12
.it End Schilling, men's high
Renstrom Agency
5
15
game and scries, 244/605. Bullard-
Wilson’s Janitorial
3
17
Boys’ high scratch games and Hust. high team game, 727; Stut-
scries, Hal Brendle. 181/499; Scott heit-Hitch, high team series. 2000.
Engstrom, 173/454; Ricky Wilson, Bowlers of the week— E Stutheit.
170 450 Girls’ high scratch games, ' 528 scratch series; Betty Hitch.
Lori Otani, 153; Chris Mnrostica, 637 handicap series.
148 147
Girls' high scries. C
o o o o
Marostica, 406; L. Otani, 364; Jo- BULLDOG LEAGUE
lene Holmes. 347,
2
!0
Stevie's Rollers
O O O O
9
‘ Gutter Dusters
3
8
4
Buzzards
THURSDAY BUSINESSMEN
8
4
Eight Balls
Berrett’» Service
11
5
6
6
Gate City Journal
6 I Pin Heads
10
8
4
Strikers
Cascade Gag Corp.
10
8
3
9
Near Misses
Sugar Bowl
9
7
0
12
Threesomes
8
Skinner’s Service
8
Girls’ high scratch games,
Morris Sinclair
7
9
Cheryl Wilson. 195; Lucille Ber­
Eagles Lodge
10
0
tram, 188; Vickie Hamilton. 170.
Palmer Bros
3
13
High scratch games. Willis Girls' high senes, L. Bertram, 479;
Bertram, 234; Clark Olsen, 233 V. Hamilton, 460; C. Wilson, 459
and 231. High scratch scries, C. Boys' high games and series, Ken
Olsen. 647; Dean Winc hester, 590; Brown, 206/568; Don Brown. 198
and 531; Craig Lewis. 197/513.
Paul House. 566.
League
Standings
PATRIOTS LEAGUE
17
7
Clover Lawn Dairy
7
17
BAM Equipment
Feb. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Don
16
8
Wilson's Market
Bullard, route 1, Ontario, a 7-
14
10
Dessert Seed
pound, 10-ounce girl, unnamed.
10
14
Mai. Mem. Hospital
11
13
Sugar Bowl
ATTEND RITES FOR UNCLE
14
10
Paulus Jewelry
Mrs Emil Wohlcke, her brother
8
1«
The Merc
and »i«ter-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs.
18
6
Nyssa Welding
Byrl House and family of Cald­
1«
5
Pounds’ Grocery
well, returned home Sunday after
High scratch games, Barbara
Sarazin (substitute), 207; Phoebe I attending Saturday funeral ser­
Snyder, 188; Vera Wilhite, 186; vices for an uncle, Edward vine
Bernie Ableman and Peg Dority, at Cody, Wyo.
The House family and Mri.
IM High series, B Ableman, 520;
B Sarazin, 516; Ruth Chadd. 493 Wohlcke also visited their mother,
Leah Down», 489 Bowlers of the Mrs. Ethel Smith; Mi». Wohlcke'»
H Ableman, 520 Kcratch son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
week
scries; L. Down», 591 handicap Mrs. Wayne Thomas and other
relatives in Cody.
series.
The deceased uncle was the
o o o o
husband of Mrs. Smith’s sister.
SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
Regal Ride»
4
0
4
Polar Hear
0
MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Bracken'» Store
3
1
Holcomb-Stacy
Anderson’» Corner
3
1
VanderOord-Slam
White Satin Sugar
1
3 ! Tyler-Talbot
Holcomb’s
1
3
Dodson-Stam
Farmer'» Feed, Seed
0
4
Livingston-Newbill
Mildred'» Salon
0
4
Sadamori-Takami
12«¿e
High scratch games, Ruth Chadd Jones-Knowles
13
(sub), 198; Thelma Knowles, 193; Laan-Zerbel
R. Chadd and Lou Leavitt, 191. Snyder-Skelton
14
High series, Claudine Garrison, Saito-Miyasako
14'4
534; L Leavitt and Barbara Da­
Women’s high scratch games
vis. 533. Bowlers of the week — and series. JoAnne Holcomb (sub­
C. Garrison, 534 scratch series; stitute), 185/498; Arlene Zerbel,
L. lx-avitt, 602 handicap senes.
184; Anna Talbot, 462. Charles
Bracken’» team is winner <rf the Newbill, men's high game and
second one-third of league play. scries, 234/574. Snyder - Skelton,
Team mem tiers are Jimmie Hatch, high team game and series, 689
Billie ’.'.'i . ■ ' M iiiari Danford, and 1917. Bowlers of the week—
Deane Kohl, Mary Tobler and Ro­ Anna Talbot, 462 scratch series;
berta Kurtz, substitute.
Joan Dodson, 577 handicap series.
Nyssa Births . . .
Heinz — Assorted Vegetable
SOUP
8 Tins $100
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Lube Job, Oil, Filter Change-Plus
FREE Car-Care Inspection
(Including Battery, Fan Belt, Anti-Freeze)
On ANY Make
Or Model Car...........
$C95
(Usual Charge on Average Car—$8.65)
We Can Always Offer Expert
RADIATOR SERVICE
Ed Stephens — Con and Bob Dennis
Swager Chevrolet
420 Main Street
Phone 372-2224
NYSSA . . . OREGON
with the
NEW DUAL AUGER PLATFORM
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FLOAT-OVER ACTION FOR OVER-THE-TOP
CONVEYING AND GENTLE HANDLING
OWYHEE TRUCK & IMPLEMENT CO
401 Main Street
NYSSA
Dog Food
Pot Pies
. . 25 Lb. Sack
$239
1-Lb. Box
31 *
.
b Tins
95*
. 2 Boxes
69*
Nabisco — 12-Oz. Size
Ritz Crackers
Frozen — Cornish
Game Hens
Each
69*
Regular 39c
Each
Grapefruit
0
0
0
0
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FRYERS
29*
Pound
20 for SV0
Make Wilson's Your Valentine Headquarters!
33*
SMOKED
PORK CHOPS Qflc
8 for...................... wO
Complete Selection of —
VALENTINES . . . CANDY . . . CARDS
Shop Early ... While Selection Is Complete!
SALE DATES
February 10, 11 and 12
Lean — Fresh — Boneless
STEW MEAT ßEt
Pound.................... VW
Wilson's — Canned
BEEF
1-Lb. 14-0z. Can
204 Good Avenue
T=Jr=Jp=.
0
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House Plants
Large — Ripe
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AVOCADOS ■ ■ s ior 25*
Seedless — White
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Libby's — Frozen
Wheels Aligned and Ealanced
free
Sift 0
Brake Lining Check . . * JL wJ
(Regular Charge — $2.50)
IH 201 WINDROWER
CRACKERS
Woods Cross — 303 Size
TOMATOES
Cleanser
29*
highly unusual offers listed for the
month of February!
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Supreme
COMET
ALL
Car
Owners!
YES, it will pay you to check these
(By Hand With Hot Water and Soap)
Try the Journal Classified Page!
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• • • for • • •
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To Buy, Sell or Trade
Wilson’s
February Specials
(Regular Charges — $13.50)
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