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The Nehalem Bay FISHRAPPER May 24, 1979
Page 9
Bowlers Holds Awards Dinner in Nehalem
Women’s City Tournament
1st Place
Roto Rooter:
Lola Hochhalter
Lola Hochhalter, Jeannine
Ludtke, Diana Staben, Jessy
Smith, Sheila Palmer.
Doubles: Sheila Palmer,
Sonny Frampton.
1193
Singles: Roseanna Cardwell
628 (Tie with Brenda
Fernaays. . .Roll off won by
Roseanna)
All Events: Sonny Frampton
1855
Coaster League
Sportsmanship Award: Judy
Woodward
1st Place
Nehalem Tel & Tel: Sonny
Frampton, Bev Baggarley,
Edie Alexander, Scotty Sasse,
Delores Anderson, Kim White.
High Game Scratch 232
High Series Scratch 599
Sonny Frampton
High Game With Handicap: 255
Fay Grimes
High Series With Handicap 635
" Jackie Reding (Trophy and
Pin)
Most Improved Bowler: 14 pins
Helen Denny
Satellite League
1st Place - Nehalem Arco
Sonny Frampton
Bev Baggarley
Linda Thorne
Scotty Sasse
Mike Halverson
Betty Doane
939199350!“
Sportsmanship-Kim White
Most Improved-Shirley
Jamison - 16 pins
Hi Series Sen-Nat Wefer 631
Hi Game Scr.-Bev Stephens
219
Hi Series Hdcp.-Dolores
Jamison 637
Hi Game Hdcp.-Sue Reding
276
Pioneer League
1st-Kister's Cow Trimmers
1. Jeff Fernaays
2. Leo Utterback
3. Vern Strozyk
4. Pat Strozyk
Steve Ruef
2nd Randy's Bowl
Don Doherty
Jay Plummer
Jess Jones
Keith Frampton
Cecil NelsOn
@9935“?
Most lmproved- Chuck
Woodward
Hi Series-Wayne Alger 598
Hi Game-Bob Westlake 240
The area bowlers had a big
awards dinner at the Nehalem
Fire Hall Saturday night May
19th. The River Sea Inn
furnished the food and the
bowlers furnished their own
“Happy Hour” refreshments.
The picture below is of the
trophies and awards presented
to the bowlers in the after
dinner ceremonies.
The bowling league officials
furnished the published results
and scores and the FISH-
RAPPER should not be
blamed if there is an error.
Thank you for your hospitality
and generosity and the media
is sorry it could not stick
around for the final celebra-
tion.
FISHRAPPER PHOTO
x .
9993.53!"
@Qewwr
Hoot Owl
1st- Mohler Co-op
Ron Myers
Dale Anderson
Daryl Johnston
Lee Dillard
Blaine Huffman
Earl Huffman
2nd-Nehalem Tel & Tel
Kevin. Dunn
Chuck Palmer
Brad Matson
Scott Smith
Bob Calkins
Hi Game-Dave Stephens 264
Hi Series-Dave Stephens 659
Most Improved-Brad Matson
Men’s Association
Tournament
1st-Nehalem Lumber
1. Gene Stockton
2. Dale Anderson
3. Ken Grimes
. 4. Gene Halverson
5. Wayne Alger
All events-Don Doherty 1887
Singles-Craig Canfield 674
Doubles-Cecil Nelson, John
Breeze - 1245
Bowling Supermen Bob
Stephens and Bob Westlake
display their 7-10 honors for
this almost.
bowling feat.
native
impossible
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, OCR Text: Save gasoline, time and moneyzshop with local merchants.
The Nehalem Bay FISHRAPPER May 24, 1979
Page 9
Bowlers Holds Awards Dinner in Nehalem
Women’s City Tournament
1st Place
Roto Rooter:
Lola Hochhalter
Lola Hochhalter, Jeannine
Ludtke, Diana Staben, Jessy
Smith, Sheila Palmer.
Doubles: Sheila Palmer,
Sonny Frampton.
1193
Singles: Roseanna Cardwell
628 (Tie with Brenda
Fernaays. . .Roll off won by
Roseanna)
All Events: Sonny Frampton
1855
Coaster League
Sportsmanship Award: Judy
Woodward
1st Place
Nehalem Tel & Tel: Sonny
Frampton, Bev Baggarley,
Edie Alexander, Scotty Sasse,
Delores Anderson, Kim White.
High Game Scratch 232
High Series Scratch 599
Sonny Frampton
High Game With Handicap: 255
Fay Grimes
High Series With Handicap 635
" Jackie Reding (Trophy and
Pin)
Most Improved Bowler: 14 pins
Helen Denny
Satellite League
1st Place - Nehalem Arco
Sonny Frampton
Bev Baggarley
Linda Thorne
Scotty Sasse
Mike Halverson
Betty Doane
939199350!“
Sportsmanship-Kim White
Most Improved-Shirley
Jamison - 16 pins
Hi Series Sen-Nat Wefer 631
Hi Game Scr.-Bev Stephens
219
Hi Series Hdcp.-Dolores
Jamison 637
Hi Game Hdcp.-Sue Reding
276
Pioneer League
1st-Kister's Cow Trimmers
1. Jeff Fernaays
2. Leo Utterback
3. Vern Strozyk
4. Pat Strozyk
Steve Ruef
2nd Randy's Bowl
Don Doherty
Jay Plummer
Jess Jones
Keith Frampton
Cecil NelsOn
@9935“?
Most lmproved- Chuck
Woodward
Hi Series-Wayne Alger 598
Hi Game-Bob Westlake 240
The area bowlers had a big
awards dinner at the Nehalem
Fire Hall Saturday night May
19th. The River Sea Inn
furnished the food and the
bowlers furnished their own
“Happy Hour” refreshments.
The picture below is of the
trophies and awards presented
to the bowlers in the after
dinner ceremonies.
The bowling league officials
furnished the published results
and scores and the FISH-
RAPPER should not be
blamed if there is an error.
Thank you for your hospitality
and generosity and the media
is sorry it could not stick
around for the final celebra-
tion.
FISHRAPPER PHOTO
x .
9993.53!"
@Qewwr
Hoot Owl
1st- Mohler Co-op
Ron Myers
Dale Anderson
Daryl Johnston
Lee Dillard
Blaine Huffman
Earl Huffman
2nd-Nehalem Tel & Tel
Kevin. Dunn
Chuck Palmer
Brad Matson
Scott Smith
Bob Calkins
Hi Game-Dave Stephens 264
Hi Series-Dave Stephens 659
Most Improved-Brad Matson
Men’s Association
Tournament
1st-Nehalem Lumber
1. Gene Stockton
2. Dale Anderson
3. Ken Grimes
. 4. Gene Halverson
5. Wayne Alger
All events-Don Doherty 1887
Singles-Craig Canfield 674
Doubles-Cecil Nelson, John
Breeze - 1245
Bowling Supermen Bob
Stephens and Bob Westlake
display their 7-10 honors for
this almost.
bowling feat.
native
impossible
uuaueu...»-«u.gm »...u_ .r._
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