The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949, May 26, 1949, Image 8

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    MILL CITY ENTERPRISE,
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schools.
Results of the meet:
Running broad
9 Ro-
nald Williams and Arthur Webb, Mill
City 1st and 2d, Robert Trahan, St.
Mary’s, 3d; age 11—Jerry Hilton, of
Lyons, 1st, Bobby Howe, Mill City.
2d, Ronald Dinnebeck, Mehama, 3ci;
age 13—Lyle Fleetwood and Elton
Gregory, 1st and 2d, Mill City, D:ck
Woodward, Detroit, 3d; age 15- Le­
roy Podrabsky, Mill City, 1st, Wil­
liam Han, Lyons, 2d, Gearaid Tuck­
er, Detroit, 3d.
Potato race, age 9- Bruce Gordon,
2d, Norman Garitz, St. Mary’s, 3d;
age 11—Richard Crook, Mill City, 1st
Donald Snyder, Detroit, 2d; Mike
Thomas, Mill City, 3d..
The shuttle relay for boys was
won by the Mill City team: Podrab­
sky, Kanoff, Syverson and Chiisten-
son.
Dash, age 9, boys: Robert Trahan,
St. Mary’s, 1st, Dale Bilyeu, Mehama
2d, Ronald Williams, Mill City, 3d;
age 11—Lyle Fleetwood, Mill City,
1st, Charlie Keever, Mill City, 2d,
Dick Woodward, Detroit, 3d; age 13
—Larry Bennett, Mill City, 1st; Ro­
bert Fery, St. Mary’s, 2d, Jerry Hil­
um. Lvons. 3d; age 15—Leroy Po-
MAY 26. 1949
drabsky, 1st, Vernon Chrisenson, 2d, ward, Detroit, 2d, Darlene Boedig-
william Hau, Lyons, 3d.
> heimer, St. Mary’s, 3d; age 11—La
Dash, girls,: age 9—Myra Small. I nit* Boedigheimer, St. Mary’s, 1st,
Mehama, 1st; Clara Caudle and Phil- Yvonne Dart, Mill City, 2d, Joan Al-
li# Smith, Mill City, 1st and 2d; age i bus, St. Mary’s, 3d; age 13—Helen
11 Joan Albus, St. Mary’s, 1st, Shir­ Fery, St. Mary’s, 1st, Wilma Howe,
ley Cree, Mill City, 2d, Doris Neal, Mill City, 2d, Charlene Manasco, De­
Lyons, 3d; age 13—Carol Jane Bla­ troit, 3d: age 15—Darlene Juel, St.
zek, 1st, Virginia Timm, 2d, both of Mary’s, 1st, Mary Jo Wolverton, Mill
Mill City, Geraldine Kline, St. Ma­ City, 2d, Phyllis Gibson, Mill City,
ry’s, 3d; age 15—Phyllis Gibson, Mill 8d.
Photo Race; age 9—Clara Caudle,
City, 1st, Charlene Schmitz. St. Ma­
ry’s, 2d, Rosella Thomas, Mill City. Mill City, 1st, Barbara Manning, De­
troit, 2d, Shirley Kirsch, Mehama, 3d.
3d.
Accuracy throw: age 9 — Frances age 11—Yvonne Dart, Mill City, 1st,
Ward, Mill City, 1st, Arlene Wood- Rosmary Peterson, St. Mary’s, 2d,
Joan Turnjdge, Mill City, 3d.
Relay race: Mill City team. Mary
Jo Wolverton, Carol Blazek. Virgin­
ia Timm and Aloha Hammond won
for 13-age group; Mill City team in
age 15 team also won with Wilma
Howe, Phyllis Gibson, Rosella Thom­
as and Bernice Ficek.
Standing broad jump (boys): age
9—Leroy Holbert, Detroit, 1st, Ro­
bert Trahan, St. Mary’s, 2d, Norman
Gerats, St. Mary’s, 3d; age 11 Ro­
bert Fery, St. Mary’s, 1st, Bobby
Howe and Larry Bennett, 2d and 3d;
age 13, Cfcarlie Keever and Lyle
Fleetwood, Mill City, 1st and 2d, and
Dick Woodward, Detroit, Detroit 3d;
age 15—Leroy Podrabsky, Mill City.
1st, John Foster, Detroit, 2d. Venion
Christenson. Mill City, 3d.
The freshmen class was giving a
reception to the seniors after grad­
uation Thursday evening.
Dont Borrow. Su born be’
Mill City Lodge, No. 180, A.
F. & A. M. Special communi-
cation May 30. E. C. degree
Visitors welcome.
Charles C. Kelly, Secy.
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