Thursday, December 23, 1971
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Page Fifteen
WEEKLY T.V. SCHEDULE
DECEMBER 26 - JANUARY 1
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Miscellaneous
Services
9INGER SALES & SERVICE,
complete
service on all
makes. Free home demon­
strations. Ontario Sewing &
-Vacuum Center. 309 S. Ore­
gon Street. 889-6167. 44-tfc
For Salo —
Real Estate
RESIDENCE LOTS - 165 FOOT
'• frontage on Park Avenue at
N. 1st Street.
$3,000.00.
Nyssa Insurance Agency -
Ralph G. Lawrence, Agent
105 Main, Nyssa , Oregon
979)3.
40-tfc
HOME, 3 BEDROOM, FULL
basement, garbage disposal,
,-dishwasher, air-cond., gas
¡furnace, bath and half, sto-
• rage
shed, 2 lots, quiet
•neighborhood. Call 372-3756
• before 3 p.m.
48-tfc
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‘jwo B edroom home
on
; spacious lot - fenced back
« yard. $10,500.
Mel Beck
! Real Estate. Call 372-3532.
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For Rent or Lease
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fNE BEDROOM NEWLY DE-
corated apt. Drapes, carpet;
stove, refrigerator and fire­
place, $ 135 per month. Adults
only. Call 889-6473 between
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MOBILE HOME
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4 Park. Large spaces available.
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I or expandoes. VA approved
* and natural gas hook-ups.
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ftEWLY REDECORATED, ONE
• bedroom duplex. Single
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• couple only, $65 per month.
Call
• References required.
I 372-3081 or 372-3946. 51-3tc
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PERSON WITH EXTRA TIME
• and space, to start a cold
• ceramic paint shop, in Nyssa
¡area. For details call-372-
¡3558.
51-ltc
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; THANK YOU !
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¡We would like to thank every­
one for their response to our
recent ad for a position with
olir Janitorial Service which
hfes now been filled.
-¡-Munden Janitorial Service.
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Miscellaneous
Legal Notice
NO. 3278
ELECTROLUX - SALES, SER-
vice and supplies of vacuum
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
cleaners and floor polishers.
PERSONS
Harold Potter, Phone 549-
1745, Wesier, Idaho.
1-tfc IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
SIGNS, WE’VE GOT ‘EM—FOR
MALHEUR COUNTY
RENT, FORSALE.NO HUNT­
ING, NO TRESPASSING, Gate In the Matter of the Estate
of
City Journal. Let us custom­
print your order.
36-tfnc DEWEY L. GARNER, Deceased.
FROM DINGY TO DAZZLING..
That’s what Bissell RugSham-
poo does for your carpets.
Rent an electric shampooer
for just $1.00 a day to save
without slaving.
Firestone
Store. Call 372-2124. 51-ltc
* 6 room home - full basement- 2 baths - 2 large mach.
_ sheds- work shop rental dwelling. 7 miles SW Nyssa
1 on Jefferson Ave. $71,000, terms.
¿16 EMISON AVENUE. 2 BR - BASEMENT, GAS FURNACE
•: $5,800
1 1/2 ACRES - 3 BR. - W/W CARPET - THERO WINDOWS -
; fireplace, family room, built-in double oven and range,
; forced air furnace, 2 car port, 3 mi. SW Nyssa, $28,000.
t BR. W/W CARPET, GARAGE, FENCED YARD, 520NORTH
1 4th Street $16,000.
2 BR. EMISON AVE. COMPLETE BUILT-IN-BED - BUILT
: in stove and oven, part carpeted, utility room, elec.
J looler, auto, furnace, $8,500.
¡5 ’ BR. 610 N. 1st
- NEWLY PAINTED - IN AND OUT-
; "new carpeting, $11,500.
;120 ACRES ROW CROP AND PASTURE, 6 MI. SW NYSSA
on Enterprise, concrete ditches, dwelling, full basement
! 2 Br. up, 2 down, furnace, bam, 2 car gagage and
• other buildings, $65,000. Good terms.
3 BR. HOME ON 99 ACRES ROW CROP, CONCRETE DITCHES
; CB storeage, other bldgs. Enterprise Ave. $65,000. Good
; terms.
¡EXCELLENT BUSINESS LOCATION ACROSS FROM SCHOOL
• Family restaurant occupied. Good investment return $7,500
S BR. HOUSE, GAS FURNACE, ELEC. COOLING, CAR-
! peting, fenced yard, paved street. $8,700. 212 Bower.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS - EAST SIDE MARKET, 2 BR.
; dwelling, 3 rentals, real estate, equipment and stock
; <45,000. 1/2 down.
Ç2 ACRES COMMERCIAL LAND CORNER HIGHWAY #201
• and Market Road.
¡24 LEVEL ACRES - CONCRETE DITCH 24 ACRES WATER
J 11 mi. SW Nyssa, no bldgs, only $9,000.
For Sale
BUSINESS BUILDING 1/2
block off Main Street.
$3500.
WE
HAVE
SEVERAL
choice building sites
about 3 miles from town.
Most sides have excellent
view of entire valley.
Lots will be approx. 11/4
acres and will be on dead
end road with good access
to paved road to town.
Priced from $2000 to
$2500.
VERY GOOD 2 BEDROOM
home with extra large
lot. Includes large dou­
ble door shop completely
lined. Suitable for small
auto repair shop. Easy to
heat.
Good location.
$9,750 with terms.
Other Listings Including
Commercial Properties
EASTMAN
BANTAM
Pin Points
I
7
Teamkillers
3
5
The Chargers
5
3
Cool Cats
4
4
Roadrunners
4
4
The Mad Trio
4
4
Alley Cats
3
5
Time Outs
0
8
High Team games and series:
Teamkillers,
322/897;
The
Chargers, 346/877; Cool Cats,
305/869.
Individual boys games and se­
ries: Jim Wilson, 133/147/378;
Wayne Lattin, 337; Lance Hol­
comb, 133/347; Tim Brown, 128.
Individual girls games and
series: Cheryl Pounds, 122/
133/337; Nancy Landreth, 106/
275; Teri Pounds, 234.
There will be no bowling for
Bantam League December 25
and January 1, 1972.
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Nyssa,
Oregon
Journal Classifieds
Bring Results!
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Owyhee BarberShop 44
39
21
Bass Union 76
24.5
35.5
Oregon Concrete
29
Nyssa Auto Parts 31
31
29
Rieb’s Market
32
28
Parma Water
32.5
Q Trophy Cabin 27.5
23.5
36.5
Idaho Sporting
38.5
21.5
Idaho Power
39
21
BiM Equipment
High team series: B i M
Equipment, 1023/3004; Oregon
Concrete, 1101/2950; Q Trophy
Cabin, 2939;
Rieb’s Market,
1023.
High individual series: Joel
Mitchell, 223/594; John Purin­
ton, 228/571;
Danny Hiatt,
568; Don Breshears, 220.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Johannesen-Adams
46
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White Satin Sugar
34
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Howards Texaco
32
28
First Nat’l Bank
31
29
27
Nyssa Co-op
33
Hiatt Bros
25
35
Eastmans
Ins.
23
37
M & W Market
22
38
High team game and series:
First Nat’l Bank, 1062/1050/
1030/3142; Johannesen-Adams,
2882; White Satin Sugar, 2842.
High
individual game and
series: Lloyd Carpenter, 245/
598; Emil Wohlcke, 245/593;
Ernest Fisher, 204; Alvin Haney,
536.
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MONDAY MIXED
HOUSEWIFE LEAGUE
Allen-Purinton
36
20
34
22
Heitzman-Stam
33.5
22.5
Talbot-Larsen
Holcomb-Stacy
31.5
24.5
30.5
25.5
Laan-Phifer
Lundy-Snyder
28
28
29
27
Sarazin-Larson
Jones-Knowles
26.5
29.5
31
Looney-Takami
25
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34
Stedman-Hill
Vander Oord-Stam i 21
35
Wilson-Metcalf
21
35
Women’s high scratch games
and series:
Mardi Larson,
203/516; Marsha Purinton, 202;
Nellie Pounds, 183; Phoebe Sny­
der, 510; Freda Holcomb, 484.
Men’s high games and series:
A.T. Knowles, 202; Frank Mor­
ris, 200/551;SonnyTakanr, 196;
Jon Heitzman, 547; Klaas Laan,
532;
High handicap game
and
series: Holcomb-Stacy, 826/
2373.
Bowlers of the week: Freda
Holcomb, 484, scratch; Marsha
Purinton, 610 handicap.
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THURSDAY MIXED
Channel Cats
18.5
41.5
The Mad Trio
33
27
Pin Poppers
32.5
27.5
31
29
Pin Ups
Alley Cats
30
30
30
Sugar Pins
30
Double Splits
28
32
34
26
Gallopin Gals
The Coo Coo’s
24
36
36
Misguided Missiles; 24
High game and series: Helen
Okai, 189/524; Ida Miner, 191;
Marian Danford, 203; Nancy
Heitzman, 483; Emma Benedict,
495.
Bowlers of the week: Allie
Hartley, 472, scratch; Minnie
Stam, 559, handicap.
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SUGAR BABES
36
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Parma Water
Kassmans
23
33
24
Owyhee Beauty
32
Michaels
25
31
Brackens
30
26
Farmers Feed
25.5
30.5
36.5
Stout Appliance
19.5
Holcombs
39
17
High team game and seres:
Owyhee Beauty, 661/1869; Par­
ma Water, 656/1772; Kassmans,
615/1764.
Individual games and series:
Liz Stringer, 213/541; Ruth Al­
len, 204/534; Marion Danford,
198; Betty Fortin, 518.
Bowlers of the week, Liz
Stringer, scratch and Ruth Allen
handicap.
36.5
19.5
Butcher-Chadd
20.5
35.5
Stutheit-Clary
32
24
Morris-Miller
26.5
Greenway-Morrison29.5
27
29
Riggs-Card
27
29
Holmes-Myrick
28
28
McDaniel-Wagner
31
VanderOord-Pounds 25
31
25
Frank-Seward
33
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Morrison-Reed
33.5
Martin-Hatch
22.5
35
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Focht-Walter
Women’s high games: Sandy
Janet Frank
Morrison, 191;
and Edie Stutheit, 188; Bornia
Clary, 185.
Women’s high series: Janet
Frank, 530; Beverly Morrison,
502;
Sandy Morrison, 497.
Men’s high game and series:
Dennis Martin, 234/553; Frank
Morris, 213; Lou Emery, 198;
Gib Holmes, 555; Don Hatch,
548.
Team high handicap game,
Martin-Hatch and McDaniel-
“Someday
all thi»
Wagner, 844.
High team handicap series: will be youm-if you work
for the government . .
Morrison-Reed, 2364.
My Neighbors
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NYSSA, OREGON
Phone 372-2254 or after
6 p.m. Phone 372-3387
1969 Opel w/air.............$1795
NEW
MF 150 like new.............. $2995
1 554 D Hydro 1966 Scout........................$1295
b»as $7,714 , F656D Tractor, with TA. .$4950
nnr JD720D tractorw/duals. .$3250
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Movie, “The Boy Ten
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Password
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The Virginian
Family Affair
Theatre Billboard
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MONDAY
Partridge Family
Here’s Lucy
Doris Day Show
Sonny and Cher
Hawaii 5-0
Eyewitness News
Movie, “Rise and Fall
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Pro Football Playoff
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World of Disney
Jimmy Stewart Show
Bonanza
Movie,“40 Pounds of
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ABC Weekend News
Analysis Seven
Movie, “Tammy and
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Today in Idaho
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Philadelphians”
10:30 - Tonight Show
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Movie, “Desiree”
Eyewitness News
Buck Owens Ranch
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8:00 - Adventure:
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10:30 - Movie, "Sundowners”
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CBS Movie
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8:00 - Marcus Welby, M.D.
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10:00 - Analysis Seven News
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New Years Day Parade
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Bowl Day Highlights
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Bowl Day Highlights
Lawrence Welk
ABC Weekend News
Analysis Seven News
Movie, “Lady for a
Night” - John Wayne
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Help! It’s The Hair Bear 2:45 -
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Rose Parade
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SEVERAL PORTABLE TV
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sets, at various prices,
Mary Tyler Moore
30 day guarantee.
Dick Van Dyke
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Gunsmoke
Call 372-3529 44-tfc
Eyewitness News
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Front End Alignment
Complete Repair Facilities
Office
372-3355
Home
372-3337
SUNDAY
SATURDAY
REAL ESTATE
Insurance
Bob Thompson, Realtor
Bowlers of the week: Janet
Frank, 530 , scratch; Sandy
Morrison, 623, handicap.
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REAL ESTATE
Î00 ACRES, 81 WATER - ROW CROP GROUND - 4 BR.
Î brick home - part w/w carpet, 2 baths ■ family room -
J machine shed and bldgs - 5 mi. S.W. Nyssa on Grand
; Ave. $74,000
¡44 ACRES - 115 WATER, - VERNAL ALFALFA SEED
Ik
L«agu« Standings
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
appointed personal represen­
tative of the above estate. All
persons having claims against
the estate are required to pre­
sent the same within 4 months
from this date at the law office
APPLES, DELICOUS, ROMES, of Taggart & Walter, 71 SW
and Jonathans, $2.
a box. Third Avenue, Ontaro, Oregon.
Call Joe Stephen 372-2458.
DATED and first published
49-3tc this 9th day of December, 1971
DEE JESSE GARNER
SPEED YOUR WORK WITH' A
Personal Representative
rubber stamp. For speedy
Published December 9, 16,
service order direct from
and 23 1971
the Gate City Journal.
NOTICE
36-tfnc
Notice is hereby given that
the Owyhee Insecticide Control
1971 SECURITY 11’WITH REF.,
Monomatic furnace - Delux, Area will hold its Annual Meet­
Wilton C. Jackson Sales, ing Wednesday, December 29,
Phone 372-2215.
44-tfc 1971 at the Sunset Valley Hall
at 2 p.m.
Magnus Ekanger, secretary, JUNIOR LEAGUE
ELECTRIC ORGAN BUY. LOW-
Owyhee
Insecticide Control
rey organ with Automatic
Cast Aways
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Area,
Rhythm. Like new, sacrifice
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Flower Children
Route 2, Nyssa, Oregon
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to responsible party in this
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Published December 17 &24, Corn Bowlers
area. Cash or terms. Also
Yo-Yo’s
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1971.
SPINET CONSOLE PIANO.
Pin Machines
2
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Phone collect 208-343-5641
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A weight gain of 20 to 25 Snoopy’s
or write Credit Mgr., 6,<-
Rubber Arms
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North Orchard, Boise, Idaho pounds in a normal pregnancy Saito & Coats
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83704.
50-2tc has been shown to result in
High team games and series:
healthier babies, according to
Yo-Yo’s,
278/329/835; Cast
SPOTS BEFORE YOUR EYES > the March of Dimes.
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Aways, 280/798; Rubber Arms,
on your new carpet - remove
More
than
50,000 black 770; Snoopy’s, 277.
them with Blue Lustre. Rent Americans suffer from sickle
Individual boys games and se­
electric shampooer$l. Coast cell anemia, reports the March
ries: Billy Marcum, 188/464;
to Coast Store, Nyssa, Phone of Dimes, which supports ex­
Larry Haney, 141/406; Ross
372-3545.
51-ltc tensive
research to erad- Fox, 146/400; Pete Leseberg,
’ icate the disease.
141.
KIRBY VACUUM CLEANERS
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Individual girls game and se­
Sales and Repairs, Julian
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Poor nutrition and extreme ries: Patsy Wilson, 145/401;
Jaramillo. 889-5954 49-4tp
youth of mother can jeopardize Sandy Fangen, 143/385; Nellda
BUSINESS CARDS — RAISED- pregnancy, according to the Nichols, 139/348.
letter styles, $8.00 per thou­ March of Dimes.
There will be no bowling for
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Gate City Journal.
Junior League December 25 and
- Every two minutes a child is January 1, 1972.
There is a danger that some
born in the United States with
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birth defects and diseases are
a birth defect, the March of
now being caused by chemical Dimes says.
PATRIOTS LEAGUE
pollutants, according to the
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March of Dimes.
Golf
champion
Arnold
Palmer
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White Satin
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is Honorary National Chairman
Nyssa Welding
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The United S.ates has an
of the March of Dimes cam­ Muir Roberts
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infant mortality rate higher than
paign to prevent birth defects.
Olympic
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26.5
16 other countries, according
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Paulus Jewelry
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26.5
to the March of Dimes.
The March of Dimes esti­ Sunset Market
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mates that 20 per cent of birth Wilsons
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The March of Dimes supports
defects are caused by faulty
Sugar Bowl
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a nationwide network of more
genes, 20 per cent by environ­ Eders
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than 100 Medical Service Pro­
ment, and *0 per cent by an
Idaho 1st Nat’l
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grams which offer advanced
interaction of the two.
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The daily lives of some 15 having a serious birth defect series; Ruth Chadd, 211/509;
million Americans are signif­ are doubled, the March of Dimes Phoebe Snyder, 200; Amy Mit­
chell, 196; Shirley Mendoza,
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555; Mabie Fangen, 511.
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Bowlers of the week: Shir­
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ley Mendoza, 555, scratch; Lin­
da Uhl, 566, handicap.
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