Jean Roberts, vice grand, presiding, party and gift exchange were held
. with Helen Anderson, secretary, and A short skit, stunts and Christma.
music furnished the entertainment.
Gertrude Weidman, treasurer.
The committee in charge was Ger-
Plans were discussed for the in
stallation of officers at the first meet trude Weidman, Jean Roberts, Beulah
Mill City Derbys are still top dog
Lewis, Alta Bodeker, Mabel Bass and
All Consolidated Builders, Incor ing in January.
in Santiam Shuffleboard league play. porated, field operations and offices
At the social hour the Christmas Hazel Lewis.
The Derbys put three wins under their will be scheduled down »luring the
belt when they met Turner’s team, Christmas holiday period for all
Ken & Del sponsored.
Lyons won shifts, commencing start of day (8:00
one out of three against Davies of a.m.) shift, Thursday, December 25,
Stayton. Meander Inn downed their 1952. and continuing through all shifts
By RICHARD LOVEI.
opponent, Spillway's best last Friday on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
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Sunday, according to Wm. F. Tickle,
Mill City's Timberwolves trounced night in Idanha.
By RICHARD LOVEL
Cedar’s team won out over Jerry's CBI personnel manager.
The Mill City Timberwolves put the Gervais in a Marion County 'B' league
FOR
i by a small margin—one game by only ' Normal operations will be resume»!
Jefferson Lions out of the three way basketball game last Friday, Decem
one point.
Meander Inn shut out at the start of the day (8:00 a.m.)
i
tie for first place in the Marion ber 12 at Gervais. Roy Chase was
County “B” league basketball game the leading scorer with 3 1 points for i Spillway in each of the three games shift for Monday, December 29, 1952,
:
The Lake’s team took all he stated.
at Jefferson last Tuesday, December Mill City. The high scoter r for the i played-
1
losers
was
Schmidt
with
12
points.
games
against^
the
Maples.
All field operations and offices will
16. This leaves Mill City tied only
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The fast-moving Derbys will meet
AT
be scheduled down for all shifts on
with Sublimity, both having three The final score was 52 to 45.
Sublimity’s Falls tavern next Frida) New Year’s
Day, commencing with
Gervais won the perliminary game
wins and no losses.
according to present information.
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The Timberwolves had
to work hard between the junior varsities after Meander Inn travels to Detroit for a start of day (8:00 a.m.) shift Thurs
day, January 1, 1953.
to win this game, The Lions ran pulling out in front from a 10-point bout with the Cedars, Friday night.
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close alongside of the Timberwolves disadvantage, The score was 42 to
Normal operations will be resumed
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at the start of the day (8:00 a.m.)
for the whole game and part of the 39.
Detroit, Ore.
Phone 251
1 shift for Friday, January 2, 195.3.
Gervais (45)
time Jefferson was ahead. Mill City Mill City (52)
Any employees who will be required
had a scant 21 to 20 advantage at Ward (4)
Greer (9)
F
Keppinger
on any special work, including those
half-time.
In the last seconds the Chase (31)
F
Timberwolves dumped in fl points to ! Gregory (8)
necessary for plant protection and
Schmidt (12)
C
, maintenance, on either of the above
Belleque (9)
win the game 47 to 39.
G
Kanoff (3)
Detroit, Ore.
Green
holiday periods, will be notified by
G
In the preliminary game the Mill Hoffman (G)
their supervisors.
City junior varsity squeezed past the . Substitutes—
All hourly rated employees who are
Jefferson JV’s in an overtime game
Mill City: Melting, Brewer, Ver-
I required to work on December 25 or
In the last seconds, when Jefferson , beck, Misner, and Carey.
January 1 will be paid at double the
was ahead, Delmar Syverson of Mill
Gervais: Halapoff, Lucas (6), Espe
EVERYONE \\ ELI OME
regular straight time hourly rate.
City scored, When Jefferson took the Thompson (C), Pearson, Reiling (3),
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ball out of bounds after the basket
Officials: Nelson and Amigh.
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Syverson intercepted the throw-in
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EVERY
SUNDAY
with five seconds to go and made
AFTERNOON
the basket needed to tie the game up.
On Highway 222, Linn County Side
Mill City pulled ahead in the overtime
2 I’M.
MILL CITY
to win the game 44 to 39.
The regular meeting and Christmas
party
of
Faith
Rebekah
lodge
was
Bring
Your
Partner
Mill City (17)
Jefferson (39)
Shuffleboard
Good Music
George “Sparky” Ditter
held Wednesday evening at the hall,
Ward (9)
Cameron (5)
F
with Zona Sischo, noble grand, and
Blackwell (9)
Chase (15)
F
Gregory (7)
C
Wright (11)
Kanoff (3)
M eyers
G
Hoffman (11)
G
Caughell
Substitutes— Mill City: Carey
Melting, Misner, and Verbeck.
Gervais: Catman, Marlatt, Watten-
harger (fl).
Officials: Vandervort and Lee.
4—THK MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
December IS. 1952
SPORTS PAGE
Mill City Noses
Jefferson Lions
M/7/ City Derbys
CBI Announces Yule
Holiday Schedules
Hold League Lead
Timbsrwolves Lick
Gervais 52 to 45
Make Your Reservations
NOW
New Year’s Eve
The Lake
Cedar Tavern
I
i
Open Elimination Tournament
Every Sunday 3 p.m.
Elimination
Shuffleboard
;
:
;
MEANDER INN
Faith Rebekahs Hold
Christmas Party
A
Mill City Hi-Liles
By RICHARD LOVEL
In last week's column I wrote that
the Winter Prom, to be held Saturday
night, December 20, was the Mill City
high school winter prom. I extend I
my apologies to the Girls Athletic as
sociation for this mistake. Th»1 prom
is th»1 GAA Winter Prom and it is
“strictly” invitational.
The Freshman basketball team
dropped a game to Sublimity Frosh.
49 to 30.
The Juniors are rather disappointed
because their class rings have not
arrived. They were supposed to have
been here by the flth.
Th»“ Timberwolves play Chemawa
on Friday night.
The students don’t have to come
back to school until next year after
th»1 Christmas vacation.
THE NEW STANDARD OF THE AMERICAN ROAD!
Mill City Timberwolf
Basket ball Schedule
Dec.
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Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
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Feb.
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Scio
fl Stayton, there
9— St. Paul, there
13 Gates
14 Scio, ther»«
M Sublimity
23 OSD, th«>re
17 Detroit, ther»“
30 Gervais
3 Jefferson
fl Chemawa, there
20 St. Paul
13 Gates, there
17 Sublimity, then“
27 OSD
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