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The Mill City Timberwolves meet
I Scio Friday night, Oct. 31, in Scio’s
! first eleven man football game. The
Scio boy* are coached by Stan Whip­
ple who was the Detroit coach last
year. Next year Scio will probablj
join the Marion county "B” league
Friday night’s game will be played
on Allen Field and will start at 8
o’clock.
Timberwolves
Smash Saints
Walking Man-
Wills Music Store
Home Lighting
Good Music
Shufflehoard
Mill City Timberwolves
Faces Scio October 31
MEANDER INN
The Mill City Timberwolves ex-
ploded in the first two minutes of
play in their last league game, last
Friday night, with the St. Boniface
Saints from Sublimity.
Following
the
spectacular
85-yard
touchdowt
NEW BEGINNERS BANDS ARE STARTING
run by Lyle Fleetwood of the Timber­ ♦
NOW IN MILL CITY, GATES and DETROIT
wolves on the first play of the game t
returning the opening kick-off Bol
See Your School Band Director
Stetner recovered the ball after a
low kick rebounded from the leg of •
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St. Boniface player. Then the Tim- |
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berwolves again raised the score in 1
days, if I don’t hear from any walket their favor after Fleetwood placed
in 30 days, I will have to walk it them in scoring position by a 45 I
alone. . . .” Those interested maj yard run.
Dick Kanoff made th«
SALEM, OREGON
write Paul A. Smith, Box 394, Mil! touchdown and LeRoy Podrabsky
nfiunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnHnnnnnnnn£innnnnnnnnnnnnfinfinfin£r City, Ore. Smith feels this new walk­ plunged through the line for the extra
ing track will provide good walking point. The extra point for the first
and a chance for a new record.
TD was not made.
Then the Saints took to the air
and their passes netted them two
first downs before they went over for
a touchdown.
The conversion at­
By RICHARD LOVEL
The magazine sales which the mem­ tempt failed.
In the second quarter Podrabsky
bers of the student body have been
holding to raise moiey were closed smashed through the line for another
last Monday. The class that sold the Mill City touchdown and a pass from
most subscriptions per student was Bill Hoffman to Evart Brewer got
Then the
the senior class.
They will get a them the extra point.
trophy. There is also a trophy given ; Saints could not make first down so
to the person who sold the most sub­ after the Timberwolves took over « «
scriptions alone. The student body Podrabsky ran 40 yards to put the ««
wishes to thank everyone who bought ball on the 14 yard line. After a
7-yard run by Kanoff, Fleetwood
subscriptions.
All the boys are all excited over went the rest of the way to make K
the deer season but I don’t see what the score 26 to 6 at the end of the MX
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they are so excited about because first half.
In the second half the Timberwolves
they can go dear hunting all year
had three touchdowns called back be-
long.
cause
of off-side penalties.
There
The report cards came out last
Wednesday and five students got or. was no scoring the third quarter but
the honor roll, that, is, five people in the fourth Kanoff and Podrabsky
got nothing but Is and 2s on their both crossed the goal line and one
The Saints
report card. They are: Donna Nel­ conversion was made.
son, Joan Johnson, Frances Johnson, broke loose in the fourth quarter to
Donna Bengston, and Richard Lovel. an 85-yard touchdown play for which
Last Friday night after the ball the conversion failed. The outstand­
game with St. Boniface, the Mill City ing defensive players were Evart
G.A.A. gave a party to the St. Boni­ Brewer on the line and LeRoy Po­
LIGHTING IS LASTING BEAUTY
drabsky in the backfield. The final
face students.
Barbtra Podrabsky, Donna Nelson, score was 39-12.
Jeck Melting, Viva Lee, Phyllis Pro­
vost, Pat Murray, Diane Peterson,
Donald Ellingson, Bob Stetner, Lloyd
183 N. High Street
Court House Square
Rose, Elton Gregory, and advisor,
Mr. Chaney were at the Chess cull
meeting last Tuesday.
Elton Gregory still holds his un­
official ttile of the champion ping
pong player of the high school.
The high school newspaper. Wolf
Tales, came out Thursday.
The Junior class is starting a fund
They sent for
raising campaign,
some decals with a picture of a tim­
berwolf on it and Mill City Timber­
wolves written on it. The decals are
in school colors., yellow and green.
They will be sold for twenty cents
apiece.
Try before You Buy
October 23, 19.'
I 4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Mill City Hi-Liles
We Specialize
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OR REMODELING
Make Your House a Home
Of Distinction
By Adding That
Personal Touch
Where Friend* Meet
On Highway 222, Linn County Side
MILL CITY
George “Sparky” Ditter
Randall’s FINE MEATS
1288 STATE ST.
SALEM,
SALEM, ORE.
ORE.
Ph.3-6489
BEEF PRICES DOWN!
Take advantage of our new low prices on Tender
Young Eastern Oregon Hereford Beef. Plan to buy
a week’s supply! Any of our retail cuts wrapped for
your locker FREE! Excellent cutting and wrapping
of Locker Beef ready ready for you to pick up here
in Salem by telephone arrangement in advance.
Beef Roasts
39c
59c
Arm Cut, Blade Cut Rump, lb.
Beef Steak
Round T-Bone Rib, lb.
Fresh Hamburger J Or
Lean Short Ribs
29c
lb.
Tender Young Eastern Oregon Hereford
LOCKER BEEF
Front Quarter
Hind Quarter
Half or Whole
Salem Lighting & Appliance Co.
'The Most Show for Least Dough'
BELIEVE
THIS
OR NOT
DOUBLE
United Trading
Stamp Days
Will be
Mondays and Fridays
Edith Green Seeks
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to secure for our Institutions mer
and women who are pioneering new
and better ways of caring for theil
patients and wards.” She cited as at
outstanding example the work of edt>
eating blind children which she said
“commands nation-wide respect.” Mrs
Green said this approach should he
extended to the patients and inmates
of all other state institutions,
To date, three daily newspapers
have printed editorials in behalf of
Mrs. Green’s candidacy: The Oregon
Journal, the Pendleton East-Oregon
ian. and the Astorian-Budgct.
the Movie theatres are
Cut to Kitt Pari-Mutuel Racing
As a Competitive Entertainment industry
If they succeed it will cost you, the Oregon taxpayer,
$1 million every year
DRIVERS EXAMINER COMING
Jack's Richfield Service
MILL CITY
On Hiway 222. in East Mill City
GET
A driver’s license examiner will be
on duty in Mill City, Friday. Nov.
14, 1982, at the Fire hall between
the hours of 9 a m. and 4 p.m., ac­
cording to an announcement received
from the Secretary of State's office.
Persons wishing original licenses
or permits to drive are asked to file
! applications well ahead of the sched-
j uled closing hour in order to assure !
I time for completion of the required'
i license tests.
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