eral of Mr. Leach’s father there. Mrs.
Cokenour substituted in the fourth
grade during her absence.
Joe Wright who has been ill for a
couple of weeks was taken to the
Gates put the big axe to the tree Salem Memorial hospital on Wednes­
of Jefferson’s league hopes when on day of last week where he has been
Friday they nosed out in the final under observation.
Mrs. Bunnell of the Marion county
game of the season Jefferson’s Lions
health association and Mrs. Davis,
with a score of 46 to 45.
school nurse will conduct a meeting
This loss tallied Jefferson with a for the Marion county health commit­
record of 12 and 4, one full game be­ tee in this community on Tuesday
hind Sublimity. Marlin Cole was the afternoon of this week. Pictures will
a
Mill
City
’
s
Timberwolves
gained
i
in
Dick Kanoff chucked in a goal
i” big scorer for Gates, racking up 23.
the final eight seconds of play to try at the coming Marion county “B1 Jefferson Lion Lee Cameron got 15. be shown demonstrating the work of
the committee and general discussion
give Mill City a 40-38 win over Ger­ league tourney Tuesday as they
The Lions scored three points in
vais in a Marion B league game in grabbed a 49-48 overtime win over the final minutes of play in a futile of the duties of the members will be
the Chemawa Indians in a special
engaged in also. A further report
Mill City Friday.
struggle to catch up.
of the meeting will appear in next
The Mill City win necessitated the playoff game.
In a hot battle in the opener, the
Denny Marttala’s basket in the Jefferson JV’s won 33 to 31 in two week’s Enterprise.
playoff game with Chemawa on Tues­
The Detroit high school first string
day which Mill City won. By win­ overtime provided the ’Wolves with overtimes.
team and subs were guests on Satur­
ning against Gervais and Chemawa, the winning score. Tally at the end Gates (46)
(45) Jefferson day evening of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Mill City became the fourth entry of reguar time was 45-45, Mill City ¡Cole (23)
(15) Cameron Overholser and Mr. and Mrs. Otis
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staged
a
stiring
rally
to
come
from
in the district tournament.
Wattenbarger White who accompanied by Mr. and
F
(2)
Cline
(6)
In the Bee game the Gervais JV’s behind after the Indians had led at Carey (6)
(10) Marlatt Mrs. Bill Smith of Mongold, trans­
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came out winners with a 46 to 40 the half, 25-15.
G
(4) Blackwell ported the high school boys to Eugene
Haun (6)
count.
Verl Moberg paced the Timber­ ¡Coates (5)
(4) Ritt where they enjoyed the State College
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(38) Gervais wolves with 14 points and Reggie
Mill City (10)
Rooks and the Oregon Frosh in a
Reserves
scoring:
(8) Belleque Wells and Luie Belgard each hit 13
F
Chase (12)
8.
Jefferson
—
Brown
preliminary
game to the main event
F
(6) McCall for Chemawa.
Podrabsky (2)
as well as the very fast moving
(5) Howe
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The Marion B meet opens tonight
Downer (14)
main event, the Oregon and U. of
(11) Mahoney on the neutral Stayton floor. Jeffer­
G
Moberg (8)
Washington teams in a furious game.
(8) Hall son meets Gates in the opening game
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Shelton
Boys, who were guests of the Over­
Reserves scoring: Mill City—Kan- and Gervais and Mill City clash in
holsers and Whites, were David Bray,
By
ELSIE
MYERS
the
nightcap.
off 4.
Leonard Overholser, Roger and Stan
(48) Chemawa
Mill City (49)
Mehama Farmers Union met in Timms, Bob Layman, Dick Woodward,
(13) Wells regular session Friday evening with Raymond Wallace, James White, Bill
F
Irl Plymale, Joe Vaughn and H. E. Chase (9)
(6) Reed President Ike Myers presiding. Ben Palmer and Coach Stanley Whipple.
F
Jull attended a district meeting of Baltimore (9)
(7) Matt Newell of the county extension service ' Marilyn Overholser also accompanied
C
the Ninety and Nine Men’s Bible Downer (12)
(1) Shillac was present and told of the services her parents.
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classes at the Christian church in Sil­ Shelton (3)
David Bray and Bob
(13) Belgard available to the farmers through their Layman were overnight guests of the
G
Moberg (14)
verton, Monday evening.
Reserves scoring: Mill City—Mart- office. He also showed colored slides Overholsers following the game.
tala 2. Chemawa—Head 6, Dixon 2. taken on various farms in Marion
county during field day trips. Mr.
Thought for today...
Burns of the Soil Conservation office
LICENSED
| was also present and made a few re-
marks in regard to their services.
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Those from the Mehama local of j
ft
the Farmers Union attending the
I
state convention in Woodburn Wed­
$1.50 per month and up
nesday
were
C.
J.
Blum,
Bob
Draper
s
Detroit
flayed
the
State
Deaf
school
“The wise man
Also serving Gates and Lyons
quintet, 59-38 Friday night on the and Mr. and Mrs. Ike Myers.
Reports were heard from C. J.
?
ODS floor as the teams met in the
MILL CITY
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is the maker of
last rounds of the Marion county “B" Blum, delegate to the insurance meet­
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ing of the State Farmers Union con­
league action.
I’HONE 2352
Bill Palmer charted the course of vention held in Woodburn Feb. 21,
his own fortune.’’
LEONARD HERMAN
the Detroit squad with 20 points and 22, 23 and from Bob Draper, general
Darwin Wallstrom and Teeman Heath delegate at the convention.
Plautui
At the close of the meeting refresh­
each hit 11 for the losing ODSers.
For
The preliminary game went to the ments w’ere served by the ladies of
moderate
Detroit Bees also, with a score 29-27. the organization.
Steve Myers of Oswego has been
refreshment
(38) ODS
Detroit (59)
(9) W. Colley spending several days on his place in
R. Timms (12) F
F
(2) Nelson Elkhorn. He was joined Sunday by
Bray (9)
Liyht
C (11) Wallstrom Mrs. Myers and Miss Beulah Shope of
Palmer
(20)
YMI
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(11) Heath Portland.
Overholser (6)
Mrs. Mollie Dark and her son, Dur­
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(5) Lisac
Layman
(8)
~/ti ihi Water"
wood, narrowly escaped serious injury
Reserves scoring: Detroit—White 2, when returning home from Mehama
Woodward 2.
Thursday. Due to a faulty steering
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Mrs. Ike Myers returned Sunday
last from southern California where
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she had spent the past two months.
She spent the greater part of the time
Bales & Brady
in Long Beach but also visited with
relatives and friends in Los Angeles,
Santa Monica and Anaheim.
.March 1, 1951
SPORTS PAGE
Timberwolves Top
Gervais, 40-38
Gates Noses Out
Jefferson Lions
Timberwolves Nail
Down Tourney Try
ELKHORN
Gates Pucksters
Warm Mill City
In spite of the snowing and cold
outside Sunday, Richard’s Tavern of
You can if you are a
Gates generated so much heat that
the tempo of the shuffleboard contest
Journeyman Machinist
overwhelmed the Mill City Tavern
Turret Lathe Operator
pucksters in the final meeting of the
season.
Assembly Mechanic
Gates really turned things upside
Radial Drill Press Operator
down and started out on a new tack
when they tossed Mill City for a loss
Finest working conditions.
by a score of 211 for Gates and 194
Complete employee recrea­
for Mill City.
tion program. Insurance and
Mill City recruited Martha Stine of
pension plan. Long range job
Albany, a former Mill City resident,
prospects
— not a war baby.
for their side, but nevertheless Gates
In letter of application give
plagued Mill City by winning.
complete details of experi­
Alice Hoeye and Johnny Gilworth
ence and training, including
displayed their usual talent and se­
present and past employers.
cured top score for Mill City of 37
points.
Martha Stine and George
P. O. BOX 348
Stewart came in second high for Mill
City with 30 points. Third highest
Mill City, Oregon
for the losers were Marjie Jose and
Betty Christensen with a 27 tally.
The teams of Betty Hayward-Lou Gates were Jinnie and Edd Kesterson.
Mulligan and Elton Brown-Gene Gib­
son tied for high for Gates each hav­ Third berth, a score of 27, went to
ing a score of 31. Second high for Vern Sahnetzky and Clarence Spry.
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By MRS. OPAL WHITE
A number of new students have
been enrolled at the Detroit grade
| school in the past month. Among
! those coming from out of the state
were the three Manasco children who
I were enrolled in the school the first
part of the year and who left to go
I to Arkansas about Thanksgiving time.
¡The Watts children: Donna, 5th grade,
and Richard, 1st grade, from Idaho
¡and Dolores and Michael, Sth grade.
Others enrolling were Barbara Ray-
i mond, 3rd grade from St. Paul; Dean
Mott, Salem; William Ulery, 7th
grade. Albany, and Andrew Hyman,
, 7th grade, from Foster and David
Seaborn.
The Detroit grade school have
formed an intermural softball league
which includes six teams from the
grade school, with such appropriate
names as Hot Shots, Grizzlies, etc.
, There will be a track meet the first
part of May in which the Detroit
grade school will participate, to be
held at Mill City.
Russell Hoyt, sixth grade teacher
was absent from school from Monday
through Wednesday of last week due
to a bad cold which may have been
flu.
Carolyn Marline Cannon has been
ill for the past five days with a very
bad cold.
Mrs. Lloyd Leach left school on
Wednesday afternoon of last week for
Seattle where she attended the fun-
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