THURSDAY. MAY 12. 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
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PARMA SEED TEAM WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS
Parma Seed team members
emerged as champions of the
Wednesday night Sugar Babes
league in a playoff contest May 3
with Home Dairies team, winner
of the first half of league play.
Bowlers comprising the Parma
Seed team are Naomi Fritts, Bon
nie Nichols, Helen Otani and Ad
die Vinsonhaler.
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RUMMAGE SALE SCHEDULED
SATURDAY BY BETHEL 33
Job’s Daughters of Bethel 33
are sponsoring a rummage sale
to be held Saturday, May 14, in
the Towne building located at
218 Main street. The sale will
begin at 9 a.m. and continue until
late afternoon.
The girls have numerous items
of clothing for sale as well as
some household articles. Miss
Sheila Huffman, senior princess,
is in charge of the project.
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Women Bowlers Plan
Banquet for Saturday
Th» Woman's City Bowling
association banquet is slated for
7:30 Saturday evening. May 14,
in the school cafetorium. it is
announced by Billie Wright, as
sociation president. A family-
style dinner is planned with
ham and turkey as the main
meat dishes.
Miss Wright also reports that
a meeting of the executive
board will be held at 8 o'clock
this evening (Thursday) in
Brownie's cafe.
During a recent contest at
the Sugar Bowl. Vera McCrady
emerged as scratch bowler and
Dee Siam rolled the high han
dicap series for the month of
April. Both women will re
ceive trophies from the pro
prietors of the bowling estab
lishment at the Saturday night
dinner.
RE-ELECT
EARL
FLOCK
Republican
Candidate
For County
Commissioner
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THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN during th* Nyssa Men'» Bowling
■•■ociation banquetmeeting held Saturday evening. April 30. at
the Thunderegg room in Vale. Theta men were among those re
ceiving trophies for top »core* rolled in the March 5-6 annual tour
nament. They are (loft to right) Jet» Aiumendi who received hi»
award for a 691 »cratch serie» in the »ingles event: Larry Saito
and Tony Miyasako, an 1173 combined »cratch serie» in doubles.
On the right is Bob Toomb with two trophies. One was given, to
gether with $20 cash, for a 1950 handicap score in all-events. The
other award was won in doubles competition with Thoron Wheeler
who was at the banquet, but did not remain for the picture-taking
session. The two keglers rolled a combined 1365 handicap series,
and in addition to their trophies received $20 each__ Staff Photo.
SUGAR
BOWL
Standings
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BULLDOG LEAGUE
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Eight Balls
19
19
1
Pinheads
8'4
Strikers
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11
Threesomes
9
8
12
Stevie’s Rollers
13
7
Buzzards
17
3
Near Misses
17
3
Gutter Dusters
Girls’ high games, Lucille Ber
tram, 171/154/154; Vickie Hamil
ton, 161. Girls’ high series, L.
Bertram, 479; V. Hamilton, 424
Boys’ high games, Dan Wilson.
209 / 205; Don Brown. 205 / 202
Boys’ high scries, Don Brown,
587; Dan Wilson, 580; Reid Saito,
530
Eight Balls team was winner of
the last one-third of league play.
Team members are Lucille Ber
tram, Reid Saito and Gary Ross.
NYSSAN VISITS DAUGHTER
ON TRIP TO CHICAGO AREA
Nyssa School Superintendent
W 1.. McPartland recently at
tended the 20th annual confer
ence of presidents and executive
secretaries of the State Associa
tion of School Administrators in
Chicago. He was one of two Ore
gon representatives.
While in the "Windy city,” Me.
I Partland visited Clyde Swisher,
| NHS instructor who is attending
the University of Chicago on a
John Hay fellowship. The Nyssa
superintendent stated that he
called on Swisher at his residence.
International House, and also met
other students who arc studying
on the grant.
McPartland then went to De
troit to see his daughter, Barbara,
who graduated April 30 ns top
student in the field of social work |
at the University of Michigan in
Ann Arbor.
She was elected to Phi Kappa
Phi, an honorary society for
which students must be in the
top five percent of their class in
order to qualify. She plans to
spend the summer working in a
camp for under-privileged chil
dren in Detroit.
GROUP EXPRESSES THANKS
Members of the committee
CARD OF THANKS
for the Methodist annual spring
We wish to thank our many breakfast served Friday and Sat
friends and neighbors for all the urday report the project was a
help, cards, flowers and contri success. Orland Cheldelin served
butions sent to us during the re ' as general chairman for the two-
cent illness and death of our day event.
The group has asked the Jour
loved one. Words can never ex
nal to express their appreciation
press the appreciation we feel.
to all businessmen and indivi-
—The Family
I duals who supported the project.
Of George Ross.
Congratulations
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