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Mill City Hi-Liles
By RICHARD LOVEL
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The ones who sold the most maga- .
City's second touchdown but the con­
zines during the magazine sale two
version attempt was again failed. Roy
weeks ago received awards.
Betty j
Joyner of Monroe made his team's
Lou Cree was the highest so she got
only touchdown of the first half and
a trophy. Phyllis Provost and Ralph j
Frank Scott converted to make the
Jull were the other winners and they
score 12 to 6 in favor of Mill City
al-o received prizes.
at the half.
By RICHARD LOVEL
The second half started with a bang
The Senior class is beginning work
The Mill City Timberwolves came
For Guaranteed Cleaning I on its annual play. The play will out victorious in a non-league game 'for the Timberwolves when, after
I be a three-act comedy, “Here Comes with Monroe, a formerly undefeated Monroe couldn’t make a first down
it’s the
and punted, Dick Kanoff returned the
Hattie’*.
The members of the cast team, by a 26-21 score.
are: Pat Brown, Joan Johnson, Betty
The Timberwolves received the ball 40 yards for another Timberwolf
This time LeRoy Podrabsky
Cree, Donna Nelson, Dorothy Downer, opening kickoff and drove 63 yards TD.
and Beryl Mason. The boys in the for a touchdown in nine plays. Dick went over for the extra point. Harry
first performance will be: Bill Shep­ Kanoff made the TD and the conver­ ! Smith made a touchdown for Monroe X ••
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herd, LeRoy Podrabsky, and Lyle sion failed. There was no more scor­ and he also made the extra poiit to j X X
Fleetwood. In the second perform­ ing in the first quarter. In the second make the score 19 to 14 at the end [ X
Mill City
ance are: Philip Goble, Tom Kanoff. quarter Kanoff ran 60 yards for MillI of the third period. Then Monroe ]
went out in front 21 to 19 when Smith ' X X
Clones at 0 P.M.
and Roy Chase. Mr. LeCours, one of
the Senior class advisors, will direct the play. Aside from the two eve- made a touchdown and Melvin Mar-1 X
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| afternoon performances also. These point. But the Timberwolves went on I X
would be for the grade school and to make another touchdown with Dick X X
Kanoff again carrying the ball. Bill i X
the high school.
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The Seniors are selling Christmas Hoffman made the extra point.
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The
Monroe
boys
were
desperately
1
cards to raise money.
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The following students were pres­ trying to make a touchdown but the |
o ent at last Tuesday’s meeting of the game ended w ith Mill City ahead 26 i
Chess club: Donna Nelson, Jack Melt­ to 21.
The Timberwolves had two touch- |
ing, Bob Sullivan, Eddie Gregory,
Eddie Leach, LeRoy Emerson, Delsie , downs called back because of off-side ,
§ Roten, Barbara Podrabsky, Viva Lee, penalties.
RENT AN INSTRUMENT
Once, when Lyle Fleet-,
Diane Peterson, Maurice Bassett, I wood passed to Evart Brewer who 1
Donald Ellingson, Ralph Jull, Richard was on the goal line, the ball was
Crook, Lloyd Ross, and Richard Lovel. , intercepted by Monroe.
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The outstanding defensive Mill City
Mrs. Caughey, the English teacher,
0
0 is holding an English class for stud- I back was LeRoy Podrabsky whose
NEW BEGINNERS BANDS ARE STARTING
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playing contributed to his team's vic­
O ents who had trouble on their gram­
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NOW IN MILL CITY, GATES and DETROIT
tory.
The outstanding defensive
mar
in
the
first
six
weeks
of
school.
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This class is open at 8 o’clock in the | lineman was Marvin Misner.
See Your School Band Director
morning for the hour before regular |
school classes begin. This is very
beneficial for those students because
by going to this class they can catch 1
up with the other students, since the '
English classes are now engaged in I
Literature study.
SALEM, OREGON
Mill City Wins
Over Monroe
NUMETHOD
Start in the Band
NOW
Try before You Buy
October 30. 1952
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MILL CITY
Mr. and Mrs, Warren Howe and
two sons of Roseburg, former Mill
City residents, visited relatives and
friends here over the weekend.
Returning from a hunting trip in
eastern Oregon Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Smith of Sheridan, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Kelly and Mr. and
Mrs. William McCoy.
Clyde Thomas was the guest speak­
er following the Fellowship dinner
Wednesday night in the Presbyterian
church recreation rooms.
Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas who recently returned
from missionary work in Africa
showed pictures of their work there.
The Thomas family formerly lived in
this vicinity.
RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open
Sundays and evenings, flowers tele­
graphed anywhere.
Funeral sprays,
planters, pot plants, corsages, wed­
dings. also shrubs and landscaping.
319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone
3684.
42tf
Dr. John Reid, Mill City physician
and surgeon, has been in the Salem
Memorial hospital the past two weeks
suffering with virus pneumonia. Dr.
Reid was reported to be improved the
first part of the week.
John Runyan, superintendent of the
McKinley Indian Mission at Toppen­
ish, Wash., was a caller at the Chris-
Itian church office last week. Plans
were made for him to return Wednes­
day, November 19, to speak and show
pictures of the work of the Mission.
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OF LIVING
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VOTE 319 X NO...unless you are ready to pay higher prices
on your children’s milk, your family’s food, fuel, clothing,
furniture, and gasoline...everything you eat, wear or use...
all daily necessities!
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United Trading
Stamp Days
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it hurts the most...IN THE POCKETBOOKS
IVill be
Mondays and Fridays
Don’t be fooled by “Anti-Truck” propaganda...
318-319 MOTOR CARRIER HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION ACT
will increase YOUR cost of living!
OF EACH WEEK
Rep. Robert Y.
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On Hiwaj 222. in East Mill City
MILL CITY
Thornton
TAKE THIS TO THE POLLS WITH YOU
of Tilla monk
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Candidate for State
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Thornton stands for scrup­
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commission: simple ballot
titles in plain English that
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