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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1950)
February », l»50 TIIE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Notes SPORTS PAGE Rockets Again Take Win HONOR ROLL Six Wwk» Honor Roll; Quintette Cougars Subdued By Timberwolves Wanda Vandermeer Marlene Verbeck LaVetta Powelson Joan Johnson Ardith Jones Alona Daly Leia Kelly Betty Lou Cree Donna Jean Nelson The Timberwolves of Mill City- took an easy 46-23 win from thè ! Gates Pirates Friday night, The The Mill City high Timberwolves game was played on the Pirate's The Mill City Rockets again rolled captured their 8th league victory in floor, The situation was never in over the opposing team when they 10 games Tuesday night at Detroit. doubt as Ollie Muise lead an attack Semester Honor Roll: tripped the Capital Business College The Wolves started slow and were that produced 9 points before Gates Marlene Verbeck behind by a score of 8 6 at the end 62 to 29 last Thursday night on the could even dent the scoring column. Ardith Jones ¡of the opening period. The stub The first quarter score read 113 Mill City floor. Leia Kelly While the Business College five are born cougars clung to their slim ' wjth me 'Wolves holding a com- Joan Johnson lead and left the floor at intermis- manding edge, - ---------- „ __ This advantage was members of the Salem city league Donna Jean Nelson sion with a 16-13 lead T~ When the men increased to a 23-10 half-time they were no match for the Mill City fter inter- ¡edge, -J— After the first un(t came bacR Betty Lou Cree : Timberwolves came back after team. At no time did the opponents Percentage: Seniors 0%, Juniors mission they were a different team at half time to run the score up to give serious threat. Half time score 21%, Sophomores 12%, and Fresh as they dropped in 18 points in Die a 33.14 Co ac h Boroughs sent in his was 13-31 with the Rockets at the third quarter while limiting the De reserves who responded with a 36- men 6%. helm. • • • troiters to 7. The final round was 16 third quarter edge. The reserves Coach Ken Chance stated the more of the same as the Timber- Miss Hope Baney, teacher of Eng Rockets would play the toughest wolves potted 14 in this quarter to then played the remaining period lish in the Mill City high school, is and increased the score to the final game of the season here on Monday only five for the Cougars. Ollie recovering from an attach of appen night when they meet the Aumsville Muise again paced scorers as he 46-23 verdict. Despite the fact he dicitis. She has been absent from played only half of the game, Ollie eagers. The Rockets barely got by dropped in 21 points, 17 in the last school for the past week, as she is Muise never the less dropped in 18 with a win with only a 1 point mar half. Ron Morgan, Detroit forward, in the Salem Memorial hospital. gin when they last met the Aums- paced the Detroiters with 9 points. points for scoring honors. Jim Carey Miss Isabelle Mason, daughter of lead the Pirates with 10 points. The ville team. The Mill City Jayvees edged the De- 7lctory was the Timberw'olves 7th in Mrs. Harry Mason, also a teacher, is If Mill City can score a victory troit "B” by a score i of 21-20 9 starts in league play and the 13th substituting for Miss Baney. « ♦ ♦ Monday the league title will belong Mill City (45) Detroit (28) | victory in 15 starts for the season. to them. If they drop the game, Thornley (8) Budlong (6) Mill City (46) The sophomore girls of Mill City F Gates (23) another vie with Aumsville will be Leo Poole (7) F Morgan (9) Thornley (2) F Hennise high have, for the past week, been scheduled. The Rockets now hold Muise (21) White (2) Leo Poole (4) C F Ziebert (4) busy preparing luncheons for their the league cup and three successive Baltimore (6) The girls were di Lady (2) Ollie Muise (18) C G J Carey (10) invited guests. season wins will entitle them to Its Law. Poole (3) G Thornton (3) Law. Poole (3) G Crites (5) vided Into two groups, one group on permanent possession. Mill City sub -Moberg. Baltimore (4) G Burton (2) Friday and the other on Monday. Townspeople are urged to support Detroit subs — Overhaulser <6r. J Mill City subs Moberg (8), E. Other members of the high school their team. Layman, and Denton. Podrabsky (4), Roberts (3), Mart ' were invited. Thursday’s game results were: Detroit (20) tala, and L. Podrabsky. Mill City (21) ) “B" ( Business Col (29) [ L Podrabsky (6) Mill City (62) Bennett F Gates sub—Eaten (2). I. Mrs. Alonzo Daly was the hostess ■ in her home on the day of her F Bray (2) Lalack (14) Turner (8) Shelton (1) daughter. Miss Alona Daly's birth- Carey (11) Godsey (10) | Maritala Timms (1) C Krebs Kanoff (10) Shelton (4) Crissman (9) Grade Team Beats Stayton • day. Invited to the luncheon were G Burrell (6) Bowling (6) Palmer G The Mill City grade school basket Dolores Poole, Leia Kelly. Arlone Manning (12) Skeels (2) Roberts (2) Mill City subs — Cooke and Skil Toman Myers (2) ball team over-ran Stayton Wednes Kuhlman, Alona Daly, and the host Boyle (15) Tucker (1) lings. day night with a 35 to 6 score. ess. Mrs. Daly. ... Heller Detroit— Manasio (4), Lyles, Leach Coach Vernon Todd reported his boys 1(4), Wallace. The Junior class had, in order to played excellent ball. Half time 1 score was 10-2 for the local team. raise money, a chili feast. It was M C Tavern Drop Detroit The "B” team was not so powerful held during the noon hour on Thurs this week. The charge was but won however with a 13-12 score. day of Team in Shffleboard a bowl of delicious chili and for 15c The Mill City "A” team players VERY REASONABLE The Mill City Tavern shuffleboard were: King 4, Jerry 8. Gregory 5. 10c for a bottle of cold milk. • ♦ * team journeyed to Detroit Tuesday Ward 11, Andrews 4, Christenson, | Work on the Mill City high an- ' night to take a tournament victory Stewart, Golden, and Emerson. be underway. The I from the Detroit Tavern 242 to 215. MUI City “B” team players were: Crook 9. nual is soon to j Cuzz Spry and Mack McMine led the Jones 2, Nelson 2, Ed Gregory, B I staff of the annual has been ap- OPEN WEEK DAYS Mill City shufflers in scoring honors Howe, Kuhlman, Marttala, Williams, pointed by Miss Baney, who is in 8 A M. to 7 P.M. I for the evening. The Mill City team Lemke, Robert, Bennet Basset, Pe charge of the construction. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS « • • J will play the Davies Tavern at Stay 9 A M to 4 P.M. terson and Ficek. The Pep club, consisting of most ton next Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. of the girls in the student body, will give a Talent Show the first Friday in March. The public is urged to come. Look for the advertisements this week ♦ • The south section of the Marion high girls volley The Mill City county "B" League ended in a dead lock between Mill City, Aumsville, ball squad, with only two days prac Each team ended their regular sea tice, took a 36 to 26 decision from a son with a record of 8 wins and 2 more experienced Gates team. The game was played Friday night as losses in league play. a preliminary to the Mill City Gates On Thursday night at Stayton the three teams drew to see who would varsity basketball encounter. The Fresh Meat Kel loins Grocery B League Begins Playoff Friday play on Friday night. Mill City drew the bye so Aumsville and Sub. limitty will play Friday on a neutral floor. The Timberwolves will play the winner of this clash next Wed nesday night on either the Aums ville or Sublimity court. If Aums ville wins the game will be played on the Saint Boniface court and vice-versa 'he Difference Between Eating and Dining FOR THOM WHO U’I'REC I \TE Till Dil l EREM I BETWEEN EATING AND DINING — SPORTSMEN SELECT LEADER MEM AND SERVICE %RE RESPECTFULLY DEDIC \TE.D. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I • I I I I I FAUST & ROSS The North Santiam Sporting Asso ciation met recently in Stayton and selected Jerry Coffman committee head. The association, interested in improving conditions for the sports men in this area, ask for any sug gestion that might make such im provement possible Coffman, who may be contacted at Golliet's store in Mehama ask opinions for possi ble stocking "kites for fish in sur rounding streams. MEHAMA Those working on the line were Keith Phillips. Pat McCarley. Del bert Bailey. Charlie Bouche, L. By JEAN ROBERTS Kirkland. Julius Teets, Ray Roberts. With the cold spell tentatively Ercill Wilson, and Johnny Lam broken, most people are laughing brecht. at the inconveniences suffered dur The Home Extension unit met ing the past week when cars re last Friday wth Anne Bergholtz fused to start, radiators froze and giving a demonstraton on making broke and chains were a necessity. draperies, As the weather was Several complained of balky bad and pavements icy, the meet- motors with Ercill Wilson and Keith ing was adjourned early in the Phillips having difficulty starting J afternoon. their cars. Ralph Downer said it A party celebrating her seventh reqiured three batteries before his birthday was given Nancy Sue would start. Kelly last week with a large num The silver thaw at the end of ber of children attending; Mehama ! the week slowed traf fiic to a snails first graders, some pre-school, and pace with a glare of ice on the ¡several from Lyons. The children i windshields. Some ingenious people were entertained at the Riverview however, were successfully using J cafe each one taking home a bal- a lighted candle fastened to the I loon as a party favor. dash as a defroster. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Barkmeyer Icy streets were a hazard for 1 have spent the past week at the pedestrians with one man using a home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. scoop shovel as an improvised sled Ira Kirsch. Owing to snow and to transport a box of groceries weather conditions they were un home. A sheet of ice several able to reach their home above inches thick surrounded The Pub. Lyons. with several cars stuck and bets The Ladies Aid will hold their flying hot and heavy as to whether next regular meeting Friday Feb the new “ sawdust tires could lick ruary 10 at the home of Mrs. Inez-. the ice. Crook. Telephone service has been par- tially restored in the Mehama era with the installation of a new line, from Mehama to the Julius Teets SPORTING & DRY GOODS home several miles above the town, Famous Pendleton Shirts by a number of local men last We Have Them week. L. C. DAVIS A SONS DAVIS Mill City team consisted of Ardith Jones, Phyllis Gibson, Dorothy Downer, Wanda Vandemeer, Dolores Poole, Sue Mikkelsen. Joann Hoff man, Pat Wolverton. Reserves were Pat West, Alona Daly, Arlone Kuhlman, and Phyliss Timm. ... The Seniors are now busy taking notes for their research paper in English class. The paper will be their project for this six week pe riod. It is to be fiftten pages on a subject of their own choice. WANTED BARKIE DOUGLAS FIR POLES or STUMPAGE Phone 1287 Albany or Write Standard Pole & Pilin CO., INC. 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