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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1967 PAGE EIGHT Tuesday Businessmen Housewives League SUGAR BOWL LEAGUE STANDINGS ••••••••••••••a Monday Mixed 42 Sadamori-Takami 22 Snyder-Toomb 37.5 26.5 Saito-Miyasako 37.5 26 Stedman-Stam 36 28 Laan- Phifer 36 28 Fangen-Talbot 35 29 29 35 Sarazin-Larson Holcomb-Stacy 29 35 37 27 VanderOord-Stam 38 26 Stam-Lundy 25 39 Rieb-Clary Jones-Knowles 24 40 Sadamori - Takami are win ners of the first one-half of league play. High scratch games: Phoebe Snyder, 191; Rudy Marostica, (sub) 232. High scratch series: Mabie Fangen, 529; R. Marostica, 633. Bowlers of Week; Anna Tal bot, 510 scratch; Florine Toomb, 618 handicap series. Ward's Shell 39.5 20.5 Home Dairies 36.5 23.5 Sugar Bowl 35 25 Mendiola Barlter ■ 30.5 28.5 Frank's Sinclair 30 30 Lloyd’s Conoco 32 28 Gordon Tractor 36.5 18 42 Albertson Feed High scratch games; , John Studer, 235; Chet Takatori. 226, Ward Lundy, 225. High scratch series; Clark Olsen, 590. ----------- O----------- Sportsmen's League Wilson Janitorial 38 ’2 Nyssa Auto Parts 33 27 Oregon Concrete 32 28 32 28 Idaho Power Co. Autolite Team 28.5 315 Zinn’s Union 76 26.5 33.5 Rieb’s Market 21 39 Q’s Trophy Cabin 29 27 High scratch games; Clar- ence Page, 231, Jack Carter, 212, Dave Rieb, 206. High scratch senes; Willis Bertram, 563, C. Page, 553; J. Carter, 540. « > Trophy Snatch«’rs 38 Hits & Mrs. •I 36 Pm Paupers 33.5 26.5 30.5 29.5 Gutter Gussies Up & Atoms 30 30 31 Queen Pins 29 Bowl Weevils 27 33 26.5 33.5 Sharp Shatters BAD Fumblers 26.5 33.5 21 Lucky Strikes 39 High scratch games: Fmnia Benedict, 203; Allen«’ Holmes, 199; Ida Miner, 176. High scratch series: E. Benedict, 504, A. Holmes, 470, Marian Danford and Marie W il son, 462. Bowlers of Week A. Holmes, 470 scratch. Bobbie Miller, 589 handicap series. ----------- X------------ VanderOord - Vinsonhaler Holmes - Mvrick Bullard - Stam Page - Miller Fortin - Knowles Morris - Leavitt Lienkaemper - W llson 37 34 33 31 29 21 Pett - Tisdiai 19 37 High scratch games and series Stella Morris, 195/497 .lack Knowles, 222/556. Women Bowlers of Week: S. Morris, 497 scratch; Anne Ten- sen, 625 handicap series. ----------- X------------ Patriots' League 39 White Satin 21 37 Dessert Seed 23 Bracken’s Store 36 24 36 Sugar Bowl 24 30 5 29.5 Regal Rides Nyssa Welding so 28 Mai. Mem. Hosp. 32 B A M Equip. 27 33 24.5 35. j Golden Slipper Mildred’s Salon 24.5 35.5 Paulus Jewelry 24 36 Wilson’s Market 24 36 High scratch games: JoAnne Holcomb, 218, Anna Talbot, 212; l.ois Page (sub), 212. High scratch series; Anna Talbot, 566. Billie Wright, 538 !.. Page, 427. Bowlers of wees A. lalbot, 566 scratch; B. Wright, 601 handicap series. Commercial League Howard’s Texaco 42 Johannesen - Adams Motors 38.5 21.5 First Natl. Bank U 28 Eastman Agency 32 28 White Satin Sugar 29 31 Eder Plumbing 27.5 32.5 Nyssa Co op 27 33 Tarter OK Tires 26 34 The Sports 26 34 MAW Market 20 40 High scratch games: Frank Landin, 234. Rulon Trost, 214, George Bust, 203. High scratch series; F. l andin, 562; Jun Robinson, 542 Emil Wohlcke, 537. ----------- O------------ f apple V âixey By Mrs. Waldo Smalley APPLE VALLEY Danny and Nancy Shippy were weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Boston, On Sunday their parents came for them and were dinner guests of th«’ Boston couple. Dean and Marc Mason arrived home last Thursday from Oil at Klamath Falls. They are spending the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mason and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rucker received word Saturday that an Aunt, Mrs. Esther (Lanta) Rucker had succumbed. She had undergone major surgery some weeks before and was still Sugar Babes Nyssa Sanitation 43 13 33 Idaho Canning 23 32 Parma Seed 24 Farmers Feed 31 and Seed 25 Muir-Roberts 29.5 26.5 Polar Bear 29.5 26.5 Sugar Bowl 28 28 haler, 196, Kay Sage, 195. Simplot’s Team 21.5 34.5 High scratch series: E. Bert Holcomb Const. 21 35 ram, 538, K. Sage, 520, Ruth 11.5 44.5 Chadd, 517. Gate Citi irnl. High scratch games: Eris K. Sage, high handicap series: Bertram, 201, Addie Vinson- 601. % hospitalized. She had been visiting a daughter, Mrs. Otis Tilton at Wenatchee, Wash. Iler home was in Caldwell. M r . and M r s . Ke n n e ( h Saunders attended a Christinas social for members of the Natu re ne Crusader’s C lass held Sunday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hobson at Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Jo«' Kellogg are visiting this week with Dr. and Mrs. Roscoe Kellogg at Nampa. Mr. and Mis. Dwight Seward took Mrs. Ethel Wild to the Boise Airport on Dec. 12 when she left by plane for I .os Angeles to visit her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Rathbun and family. This was tier first plane ride. Miles Thompson arrived home Saturday for the Christ mas holidays. He plans to leave Jan. 2 for Fort la’wis, Wash. Mr. and Mrs.Charles Pitman attended the first woi ship ser vice held in the new Friends’ Church at Star Sunday morning. Mrs. Pitman grew up in the Star community and attended ser vices at the former church. They were Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Haworth at Star. Mi. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saunders and sons . .......... fed Sunday Morning services at the Midway Church and heard the Rev. Donald Bowman tell <>f his work ill Japan and of the tragic death of Ills four children. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and children of Boise were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Dwight Seward home. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen of Sunset Valley and Art Johnson of Bremerton, Wash., visited Dec. 12 in th«' Helen Wilson and Jim Correll homes. Mi. amt Mrs. Kenneth Saun- dei s and sons were last Thurs day evening visitors III the liome of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fitzsim mons. Mi. and Mrs. Jim Edens and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rookstool were recent dliuier guests of Mr. ami Mis. Roy Rookst ool. “A” GRADE HENS TURKEYS b 37i “C” GRADE TOM TURKEYS b 29( Turkey Roast $2.98 HONEYSUCKLE WELLS 4 DAVIES BONELESS HAMS .b EXTRA FANCY, FRESH FROZEN- GRADE "A” TOMS $1.09 FRESH, 10 OZ. JAR, WESTERN 69( OYSTERS SIGMAN’S, PORTION Shank Ham HAMS WHOLE OR HALF SIGMAN’S m. 49( <b 55( 3 LB. BAG WHOLE SUN, 6 OZ. CANS THE REAL THING FROM FLORIDA WELCH’S SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING C4WDY Cherry Chocolates 10 oz BOX 3 COFFEE TOPPING Transistor No. 216 2/69c OCEAN SPRAY ROSEDALE FESTIVE DESIGNS REG. $1.69 QUART BOTTLE Christmas Wrap Mince Pies 7 ROLL PKG WHOLE BERRY OR JELLIED Cranberry Sauce QUART LARGE “AA” 6/$1.00 COOL WHIP QUARTS SIMPLE DELICIOUS BAKERIES NUB Cranberry Juke Orange Juke EVEREADY , C4D SIZE, REG. 25Ç Birdseye Vegetables "A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE" GREEN PEAS, CUT CORN, SPINACH, SQUASH, CHOPPED BROCCO1 HANDY 10 OZ. PAC HAGES DIE MANAGEMENT & EMPLOYEES EGGS WE GIVE SRV STAMPS! JACK-O-LANTERN Y4A1S GOLDEN RIPE-GREEN TIP STOKELY Fruit Cocktail PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese 8 OZ. 3/S1.00 QUART 59t Whipping Cream 2 y, pt . 69£ markets NEW CROP NAVELS Oranges US #1 NO PEANUTS Mixed Nuts m. 39t PLASTIC CUPS. %« 3/SI.00 424 MAIN ST REH NYSSA . . OREGON
