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OCTOBER 27J966
League
Standings
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babes LEAGUE
10
11
Feed. Seed 21
nitation------ 20 * 11%
12
20
•¡Corner
14
18
16
—16
17
__ 15
19
¿rack-----13
19
F
...... 13
________ H* 20%
21
.Const.......... 11
22
r Cleaners---- 10
„dividual games, Mabie
J Bonnie Nichols, 207.
¡„Bonnie Nichols, 536;
Word, 509; M. Fangen,
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RCIAL league
11
i Texaco —..... 21
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OK Tires----- 21
13
19
15
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17
16
top Supply 16
19
ional Bank 13
19
Agency-------13
24
,
............ 8
ratch games, Willis Ber-
Arnold Siebold, 225; ;
hell 223. High scratch .
r. Bertram, 607; Emil .
572; Monty Burbank,
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AY BUSINESSMEN
10
Sinclair
—22
14
y Journal---- 18
14
Ford Tractor 18
14
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airies----------14% 17%
18
! Service ... 14
arket______ 13% 18%
22
hell Service —10
individual game, Rudy
î , 217. High individual ■
in Hatch, 597. High team
¡series, Sugar Bowl, 978
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MEN'S LEAGUE
ito Parts
18
Dept. Store 18
by Cabin
14
wer Co. _ __ 14
ying “A”
13
loncrete _____ 13
larket............. 11
10
10
14
14
15
15
17
17
latch games, W. D. Hol-
?; Jack Carter, 211 ; Paul
iß. High series, J. Carter,
¡House, 548; Jim Peters,
WOMAN KEGLERS PLACE
IN GUTTER GUSSIE EVENT
Two three - woman teams of
bowlers from Bye Lanes in On
tario participated in the Idaho
Gutter Gussie annual tournament
staged this year in Shoshone.
Among keglers entered in the
two - weekend event was Kay
Brendle of Nyssa. Others includ
ed Sherry Sather, Kikue Kane-
yama, Gail Hylton and Joyce Pa
trick of Ontario and Elsie Ashin
hurst of Payette.
To participate, the bowlers must
have rolled a 225 scratch game
or a 550 scratch series.
Mmes. Kaneyama and Patrick
placed third in doubles; and the
team of Brendle, Ashinhurst and
Hylton took third place honors
in the team event.
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MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Snyder-Skelton---------- 24
12
Stam-Stam__________ 21
15
Sadamori-Takami ___ 19
17
Saito-Miyasako _____ 19
17
Sarazin-Larson ______ 18
18
Tyler-Talbot ____ __ ...18
18
Rieb-Clary---------------- 18
18
Jones-Knowles ______ 18
18
VanderOord-Stam ___ 17
19
Leavitt-Stedman _____16% 19%
Holcomb^Stacy ______ 15
21
Laan-Phifer__________12% 23%
Lou Leavitt, women’s high
scratch game and series, 226/534.
John Stam, men’s high game, 214.
Klaas Laan, men’s high series,
540. Sadamori-Takami, high team
game, 712. Leavitt-Stedman, high
team series, 1927.
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WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
King Pins___________ 19
9
Chukars ___________ 18
10
Vim ’n Vigor...... ....... 15
13
Cherry Pickers _____ 14
14
Bowl Weevils ________12
16
Pin Pickers _________ 12
16
Goof Ups ------------------ 11
17
Pins Up_____________ 11
17
High scratch games, Ailene
Holmes and Velma Stam, 168;
Emma Benedict, 167; Alta Stunz,
163. High series, Freda Holcomb,
474; Maxine Stringer, 459; E.
Benedict, 451.
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THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Holmes-Myrick
___ 19
9
Bullard-Huffman ___ 17
11
____ 16% 11%
Wheeler-Page
Fortin-Cleaver
___ 16
12
12
Bartron-Morris ... ___ 16
Codr-Wright .... . ___ 15
13
VanderOord-
Vinsonhaler __
....14
14
_..13% 14%
Stunz-Church ....
15
Holverson-Card ______13
18
Lienkaemper-Chadd _ 10
Stutheit-Hitch_______ 9
19
19
Sutton-Riggs ________ 9
Ailene Holmes, women’s high
game and series, 186/485. Cecil
Fortin, men’s high game and ser
ies, 214/592. Lienkaemper-Chadd,
team high game, 662; Holmes-
Myrick, team high series, 1839.
'M'CALL
will make
a great
Governor
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
OT Grangers Conduct Area Women Sustain Minor Injuries
Memorial Services
For Deceased Master In Recent Mishap Demolishing Autos
A regular meeting of Oregon
Trail Grange was held last Thurs
day evening with Loyd Adams
as acting master.
The charter was draped and
services conducted in memory of
Tom Jones who was serving as
master at time of his death. In
a tribute to the deceased, Adams
noted his leadership qualities,
willingness to help others and
kindnesses which he extended to
his fellowmen. Adams stated the
Grange was fortunate to have had
him as a leader and he would be
greatly missed by all.
During the business session, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernie Metcalf became
members of the organization and
those in attendance voted to pur
chase new furniture for Grange
use.
Installation of officers will be
held during the Nov. 3 meeting at
Oregon Trail hall. Paulina Ross
will serve as installing officer.
Those planning to attend the ses
sion are asked to take sandwiches,
cake or salad.
To Buy, Soil or Rent,
Try the Classified Pagel
Mrs. Thurman Hill of the Ap
ple Valley area and her mother,
Mrs. Loyd Adams of route 1,
Nyssa, are well aware of the fact
that “conditions could be much
worse.”
On Monday, Oct. 17, they were
enroute to Nampa, with Mrs. Hill
at the wheel of her car. They
had just driven through a cloud
of smoke drifting across the road.
Upon being stopped and warn
ed of even more dense smoke
ahead, the Hill car was struck
from the rear by an auto driven
by Mrs. Eldredge of Florence,
Ore.
No Serious Injuries
Both vehicles were severely
damaged; however, none of the
occupants were badly hurt. Re
pair cost to the Hill auto was
estimated at $1,100, so the vehicle
was not worth fixing. The other
car was also a near-total loss.
Mrs. Hill sustained some neck
injuries, due to the whiplash; and
Mrs. Adams suffered slight in
juries in the rib section.
The latter said when they saw
another oncoming car, they were
afraid of being hit and both
jumped an irrigation ditch.
When they returned to cross
the ravine in the opposite direc
tion, they wondered how they
ever managed to jump across it
the first time without landing in
the middle, because it appeared
that it “just couldn’t be done.”
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Journal Classifieds
Bring Results!
Emil Maas
DEMOCRAT
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
— for—
★ Economy and Efficiency
in County Government
i ★ Industrial and Individual Opportunity
I ★ Budgets Kept at a Minimum
■ (Pd. Pol. Adv. by E. W. Maag, Route 2, Box 186, Vale, Oregon)
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for improper passing at an inter
section and Lawson for failure to
signal a lefthand turn.
Williamson’s vehicle was ex
tensively damaged, while the
Lawson car received minor dam
age. Mrs. Lawson was given
emergency treatment at Malheur
Memorial hospital and released.
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FOLLOWING COLLISION
According to Oregon State po
lice, two citations were issued
Monday morning for traffic in
fractions following a two-vehicle
accident about one mile north of
Nyssa.
Officials reported that Douglas
Williamson of Vale was attempt
ing to pass two cars when Nys-
san Irvin Lawson turned in front
of his auto. Williamson was cited
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