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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TEN that ' s n FMT Awards Party Held For Bantam Bowlers SUGAR BOWL Members of the Bantam Mixed bowling league met Sunday eve- j ning at the Sugar Bowl for their . awards party. Invocation was given by Scott Engstrom and league officers were introduced by Ricky Wilson, president. Nan cy Wilson is vice president and Hal Brendle, secretary-treasurer. Also introduced were JoAnne o o o o Holcomb and Patricia Marcum, WEDNESDAY NITE MIXED who have served as coaches dur Toombs-Church 10 2 ing the past year. Chadd-Fisher 9 3 Renstrom Agency team emerg Hatch-Iest___________ 7 5 ed as league champion. Members Marostica-Rieb -------- 7 5 are Harry Brendle. Nancy Wilson Pett-Schutter 6 6 and Bill Marcum. Placing second VanderOord-Fortin __ 6 6 was the Sugar Bowl team with Watkins-Zink 6 6 Scott Engstrom, Christine Maros Bartron-Morris ......... 4 8 tica and John Hight as members. G lover-Haney 3 9 Young keglers receiving high ■TWE SAINO. 8OW» TOU But TOCAY nwt bee , Hanson-Lancaster 2 10 PC-SI6NEP TO I'ROTKT THE ruCCHA-.-ÊB AÓXIN- • AXY LOS* J awards were Hal Bren- | Billie Wright, women’s high average TOCMY& US. SAVINGS BONDS HAVE A FIXED RI PEMPTION die with a 144 and Nancy Wilson, game. 203; Betty Rieb, women’s 125; high game. Kevin Engstrom. high series, 517. Don Hatch, men’s 192; and Lineta Stedman. 163; high game and series. 207/553. high series, Ricky Wilson, 566; Marostica - Rieb and Hatch - lest, Karen Vinsonhaler. 456. high team game, 679 tie: Maros Most improved bowlers were tica-Rieb, high team series, 2019. Bob Watkins rolled triplicate John Hight, Christine Marostica scores of 164 and will receive and Patsy Wilson, all of whom increased their averages by 12 recognition for his accomplish I pins. ment Awards from the Sugar Bowl o o o o ! establishment were made by THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE Rudy Marostica. Earning recog ..... .... 7 1 nition as “bowlers of the month” .......... 7 1 Team No. 8 were Scott Engstrom, Ronnie 3 5 Team No. 4 Wilson. Kevin Engstrom. Kirk 4 4 Team No. 1 Holcomb. Hal Brendle. Christine ¡ Friday Practice Set . .4 4 Team No. 6 Marostica. Nancy Wilson, Lineta For Pee-Wee League 6 ........ 2 Team No. 7 Stedman. Jolene Holmes and All boys interested in play ..2 6 Team No. 3 Lori Otani. ing Pee-Wee baseball this sum 1 7 No 5 Max. Min. Prec. Data Marostica presented “bowler mer are asked to be at the pri Er is Bertram. women’s high of the year" awards to Scott Eng mary school grounds at 6:30 59 .02 86 June 8 game and series, 255/575. John strom. Bruce Hipp, Lori Otani Friday evening. June 17. Play — 74 63 June 9 St am, men’s high game, 238; Wil and Lorilee Bates. .20 84 55 June 10 ers will be divided into teams lis Bertram, men’s high series. — 49 71 June 11 with a practice session follow 559. Team No. 1 (Lundy), high «ta» 74 50 June 12 ing. Tip on Hellgramite Use . , . game and series, 569/1576. — 49 86 June 13 To drift a hellgramite over a Games will begin June 20. o o o o — 55 89 14 June rocky bottom, clip off the end of If unable to attend Friday night, ••a. ADULT-YOUTH LEAGUE 58 June 15 its tail. The ugly little critter those interested are urged to McPartland- Owyhee Reservoir Storage can't get into the rocks as easily notify Mark Moncur, Floyd McPartland------------- 9 3 516,690 Acre Ft. and hang up your bait. Wood, Dick Miller or Gerald June 15, 1966 Wohlcke-Haney----- —9 3 June 15, 1965 708,130 Acre Ft Simantel, coaches for the league Bale-Bale------------------ 8 4 teams. D. Brown-Arndt ______ 1 11 Lowe-Akehurst______ 8 4 GUESTS FROM PORTLAND Adult high game. Allen Roberts, Takami-Wright .7 5 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rust, Angi 224; youth high game. Wayne DEPART FOR FLORIDA K. Brown-Roberts------ 6 6 Mrs. Nora Graham and her and Andi of Portland were week, Takami, 224. Adult high series, McPartland-Parr -------- 6 6 Emil Wohlcke and Allen Roberts. niece, Mrs. Theodore Wheeler, end visitors of their parents, the Saito-Saito 6 6 559; youth high series, Wayne left Wednesday night by train Zack Walker and Tom Rust Marcum-House 6 6 Takami, 554. Team high series, for Deltona. Fla., the latter’s couples. Mrs. Rust and daugh- Hust-Hust ............ 5 7 Bale-Bale, 1160; team high game, home. Mrs. Graham plans to re- ters remained for a longer visit Vinsonhaler- side in the Florida city. 1 with Nyssa relatives. Wohlcke-Haney, 411. Vinsonhaler _______ 2 10 League Standings «3 1 Nyssa Weather... THURSDAY. JUNE 16. 1966 Nyssa Downs Vale; Loses to Fruitland UNICEF Helps Curs Disease Since UNICEF, the Noble Peace Prize - Winning organization was Fruitland defeated Nyssa's Babe established in 1946, over 40 mil Ruth team, 7-4, Friday evening, lion persons, half of them mothers June 10, on the home diamond. Nyssu made four runs, four hits and committed nine errors. Fruit land scored seven runs on seven hits and made one error. Win ning pitcher was Coons and losing hurler was Wilson. The Nyssans downed their nine opponents from Vale Monday. June 13, at the county seat town Nyssa scored five runs on five hits and made three errors. Vale made four runs on two hits and one error. Victorious pitcher of the game was Pecora, and Burns was charged with the loss as he re lieved Steinke in the fourth in ning. Nyssa’s record now stands at three wins and two losses. Coaches of the boys are Clar ence Page and Frank Wilson and children, have been cured of yaws, a crippling tropical disease. The cure—a single shot of peni cillin. The cost 2 Mi cents for a child, 5 cents for an adult. Nyssa Theatre ADMISSION — 90c. 65c and 25c Friday and Saturday — lune 17-18 » Schedule Announced Schedule through July 11 is: Friday, June 17 - Ontario No. 2 at Nyssa. Tuesday, June 21—Adrian at Nyssa. Friday. June 24—Nyssa at New Plymouth. Monday, June 27 — Weiser at Nyssa. Tuesday, June 28 Ontario No 1 at Nyssa. Friday. July 1—Nyssa at Fruit- I land. Tuesday, July 5—Vale at Nyssa Wednesday, July 6 — Nyssa at Payette. Friday, July 8—Nyssa at On tario No. 2. Monday, July 11 — Nyssa at Weiser (In Memorial park, next to junior high school. BILL • SAMMY JACKSON’ UTSUU MiHÂSHI »W 6RAD DEXTER • KWu w Let’/.* ■ SoWMf * XX« ' *6?sc SJSMl ÍZ . - *. Í,.* MB Sunday and Monday — June 19-20 SENIOR CITIZENS HOLD SEMI MONTHLY MEETING Twenty-two senior citizens met | Friday on th«» Methodist church lawn. Next meeting will be held Friday, June 24, on the lawn at the residence of Dr and Mrs John Long, weather permitting A pot- luck dinner is planned and birth- ■ day cake will lx* served honoring members with recent anniver saries. Everyone planning to attend is reminded to take own table ser vice. Tuesday, June 21 — SPANISH SHOW Wednesday, June 22 — NO SHOW Thursday, June 23 —SPANISH SHOW PLENTY FREE PARKING SPACE! At Nyssa’s M&W Market White Star — Half Size TUNA FISH 3 Cans For....................... Nyssa's Own . $ 4 00 X White Satin BEET SUGAR < $jl7 ’ 10-Lb. f Rag . . L Pineapple Juice 4 Cans $ <4 00 For.......................... JL FRESH —NOT FROZEN CHICKENS X HAMS / Best Foods MAYONNAISE j|QC EQc ....... 65* Lb....4v Lb.... 93 Half Ha^ Royal Scot MARGARINE 6 Lbs. For............. Tastewell — No. 303 Size SI ...... *1 * APPLESAUCE . . . 8 Cans >1 Tastewell — No. 303 Size a CUT-UP or WHOLE i a a a a Lt PRODUCE JUMBO — RIPE Cantaloupe 89£ FROZEN FOODS Libby's — 6-Oz. Size — Pink or Regular Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday LEMONADE 1 1 Cans C 4 For............................... Heinz — 16-Oz. Cans FRUIT COCKTAIL ... 5 Cans 51 PORK & BEANS * 1 8 for ?! I 420 Main Street . . . Nyssa, Oregon
