The Mill City enterprise., October 06, 1966, Image 3

6
Michael Tinney, Bertha Basl, LaFemme ...... ...... .2
4
G. D. Meyers, Albert Julian, Simpson ............... 4
HIG: Margie Gentry 202
Mollie and Steve Dark, Helen
Twilighters
Johnston, Eva Bressler, Helen
Sept. 6
Shafer, Frank Beutler Jean­
Name of Team Won Lost
LYONS — First and second ne Jennings, Jerry Etzel.
1
Hobbies, blue ribbon win- Ticknell ................ J
blue and red ribbon winner
1
at the annual Santiam Valley Safer, Ada Plymale, Tammy Lairds .................. 3
2
2
Grange Harvest Festival and Palmer, Celene Taylor, Teagues ______
2
Fair held Saturday afternoon Blanche Wagner. Red ribbon, LaFemme ............. .2
Fery Const.............. 1
3
and evening, Sept. 24, were: Joan Gorman.
3
Antiques, blue ribbon — 1st Federal ............ 1
Flowers, first prize winner,
3
Mrs. Dick Gorman, Anita Et­ Chester Blum; Red ribbon, Al­ Turner Bldg............ 1
PP&L ..................... 1
3
zel, Luther and Mattie Stout, bert Julian.
Art, blue ribbons, Martha Starliters (incomplete)
Donnie Wagner, Mrs. Lucille
Kirsch, Gilbert Lindemann, Cruson, Daryl Stroschine; Red Tress Chic (incomplete)
HIG: Dorothy Schwindt 203
Kirsch, Gilber Lindemann, ribbon, Joann Gorman.
Leonard Lambert, Eva Bress­ Riding Horses, senior divi­ HIS: Janice Fery 532
HTG: Adams 910
ler, Jeanne Jennings, Nancy sion, blue ribbons — Pat Mu-
HTS: Simpson 2550.
Girod, Joyce Cremer, Donna mey, blue ribbon, Brenda
Twilightera
Asmussen, Denise Tinney, Al­ Coles, and white ribbon, Mrs.
Sept. 13
ta Bodeker, Martha Cruson, Thurman Smith.
Addie French, Helen John­ Horses, Jr. division, blue Name of Team Won Lost
1
ston, Teddy Etzel, Ada Ply- ribbon, Cheryl Pyeatt. Red Adams .................... 7
2
male, Warmer and Bessie ribbon, Benton Pyeatt. White Tincknell ............... 6
Starlighters ............6
2
Hampton. Red ribbon winners ribbon, Vance Tinney.
Lairds .................... 6
2
were Gilbert Lindemann, Ani­
ta Etsel, Mrs. Dick Gorman,
Alta Bodeker, Joyce Cremer,
Nancy Girod, Warmer and
Bessie Hampton, Luther and
Mattie Stout, Debbie Wagner,
Donnie Wagner, Estelle Spi-
va, Dick Gorman, Jeanne Jen­
nings and Martha Cruson.
Fancy Work, first prize win­
ners — Keith Carter, Tyler
Pinkston, Joan Stouder, Mol­
lie Dark, Lucille Kirsch, Ber­
tha Allen, Margaret McMah­
an, Joan Walz, Martha Cru­
son, Carol Walz, Ada Plymale,
Mrs. Robert Plotts, June
Canyon Merchants
Bartow, Addie French and
3
Clara Wizer. Red ribbon win­ Lyons Tavern .......... 9
5
ners — Tyler Pinkston, Mol­ Simpson Ply ..............7
5
lie Dark. Lucille Kirsch, Keith N. Santiam Ply.......... 7
7
Carter, Bertha Allen, Joan No. 4 Team ..............5
7
Walz, Clara Wizer, Ada Ply- Drushella ................... 5
9
male, Debbie Wagner, Helen No. 2 Team ............... 3
HIG: Kion 254
Johnston and Estelle Spiva.
HIS: Kion 587
Baking — Lucille Kirsch,
HTG: N. Santiam Ply 653
Bessie Hampton, Maurita Sil-
HTS: Simpson Ply 1831
bernagle, Bertha Basl, Mollie
Monday Nite Majors
Dark, Estelle Spiva, Joyce
Cremer, Clara Wizer and Mar­ Name of Team Won Lost
15
tha Cruson. Red ribbon win­ Coasit-to-Coast ..... 36
17
ners — Fern Sletto, Dora Gus­ Girod’s Market ....34
23
tafson, Mollie Dark, Joyce Girod’s Meats —.28
N. Santiam CofC 27
24
Cremer and Clara Wizer.
25%
Canning — blue ribbons — Girod’s Produce . 25%
25%
Mollie Dark, Tammy Palmer, Gerath’s No. 1 ....25%
26
Joyce Cremer, Bertha Basl, J.W. Wood, Bldr. 25
27
Mourita Silbernagle, Helen Santiam Hdwe..... 24
30
Johnston and Fern Sletto. Lowers & Holm ..21
30
Red ribbons, Clara 'Wizer, Do­ N. Sant. Lanes ....21
30%
ris Deister, Fern Sletto, Joyce Gerath’s No. 2 ... 20%
32%
Scio ....................... 18%
Cremer and Mollie Dark.
HIG: Jay Myers 255
Fruit and Vegetables, blue
HIS: Jay Myers 828
ribbons— George Hayes, Fern
HTG: Girod’s Meats 723
and Lloyd Sletto, Ada Ply-
HTS: Girod’s Meats 2480
male, Frank Beutler, Bertha
Basl, Luther and Mattie Stout, Wednesday Nite Merchants
Sept. 28
Mollie and Steve Dark, Mich­
ael Tinney, Vance Tinney, Name of Team Won Lost
4
Gilbert Lindemann, Albert Lulay Bros.............12
5
Julian, Jeanne Jennings, Aus­ Knights of C......... 11
6
tin Longfellow, Warmer and N. Sant. RE ........ 10
6
Bessie Hampton, Kevin Etzel, Morrow Bros......... 10
7
G. D. Meyers, Jean Roberts, Jack’s Coffee Shop 9
7
Anita Etzel. Blue ribbons — Stayton Cleaners ....9
8
Namesless ..............8
9
Turner Bldg. Sup. ..7
9
H & W ................. 7
10
Stayton Can. BG ..6
10
Ripp’s Service .......6
15
Stout Creek .......... 1
HIG: Paul Sheffer 237
HIS: Bob McDonald
HTG: Ripp’s Service 1046
HTS: Nameless 2823
PU SLUGS (heads) fr. 1st wk
Winners Named
Grange Fair
Teagues
......... 5
3
Adams ................... 3
1
Chic Tress .................5 11
PP&L ......-............ 5
3
Simpson ............ „.3
1
Chic Tress ............. 3
5
Turner Bldg............. 1
7
Fery Const............... 1
7
HTS: Starliters 2622
HIS: Jeanette Fery 503
HTG: Simpson 899
HIG: Jeanette Fery 188.
Splits: Stella Lulay 4-5-10;
Nina Leffler 2-7; Louise Piet-
rok 3-7-10; Mary Slavinski 2-
7-10; Darlene Fery 5-10.
Ist Federal......... ... J
8
HTS: Garton Bldrs. 2744
Fery Construction ....4 12
HIS: Shirley Bethel 501
HTG: LaFemme 981
HTS LaFemme 2740
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PLANNED PROTECTION
Sept. 7
Name of Team
Won
Lost
Davis-Bell Ins ---- .4
0
Girods .................... 4
0
Lwers & Holm....... 4
0
Garton Bldrs.......... 4
0
Western Auto ...... 3
1
Bob’s Richfield....... 2
2
Sept. 27
Gene’s Meat Mkt......2
2
PP&L ...................13
3
Ray’s Drug ............ 1
3
Tincknell ................. 12
4
Thiel’s Groc.......... ...0
4
Adams ...................... 11
5
4
Teagues
............... 9% 6% Clayton’s ............... 0
N. Sant. Lanes....... 0
4
Simpson .................... 9
7
Lon’s Barber Shop 0
4
Doi lie’s ...................... 9
7
HIG: Mabel Yankus 194
La Femme ................. 7
9
HIS: Ev Johnson 513
Turner Bldg.............. 6% 9%
HTG: Davis-Bell Ins. 991
Laird's...... ................. 6 10
HTS: Davis-Bell Ins. 2670
1st Federal . ............... 5 11
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Mill City, Oregon
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BOWLING
Sept. 30
Koffee Klatchers
Sept. 21
Name of Team Won Lost
3
Ray’s Drug ....... .... 9
3
Garton Bldrs. ... ....9
3%
Girod’s ............. .... 8%
5
Lowers & Holm ....7
5
Gene’s Meat Mkt. ....7
6
Clayton’s ........... ....6
Davis-Bell Ins. ... ....6
6
7
Thiel’s Groc........ ....5
7%
N. Santiam Lanes ..4%
8
Bob’s Richfield ... .... 4
8
Western Auto.... ....... 4
Lon’s Barber Shop 2
10
High Ind. Game, Ev Johnson
200.
High Ind. Series, Ev. Johnson,
507.
High Team Game, Thiel’s
Grocery, 928.
High Team Series, Thiel’s
Groc., 2725.
Koffee Klatchers
Sept. 14
Name of Team Won I^ost
1
Garton Builders .. ..7
2
Lowers & Holm .. ..6
3
Ray’s Drug .......... .5
3
Western Auto....... .5
3
Davis-Bell Ins....... .5
3
Girod’s .................. ..4%
4
Gene’s Meat Mkt. ..4
4%
N. Santiam Lanes .3%
6
Bob’s Richfield ... .2
6
Theil’s Groc......... .2
■ W m » C m * taator Clayton’s ............ .2
6
6
Lou’s Barber Shop 2
HIG: Betty Jordan, 197.
HIS: Dottie McClain, 526.
HTG: N. Sant. Lanes 956.
HTS: N. Sant. Lanes, 2791.
Sept. 28
Week Day Hours
8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M.
Saturdays:
8:30 A. M. to 12:30
Phone 897-2610
3
Garton Bldrs..... .13
4
12
Ray’s Drug
6%
Girod’s _______ .... 9%
7
Davis-Bell Ins. .. ....9
7
Gene’s Meat Mkt. 9
8
Lowers & Holm ...8
9
Bob’s Richfield .. ... 7
9
Thiel’s Grocery _..7
9
Clayton’s ------- .....7
V Slant Tjinps .
5*4 10%
11
Lou’s Barber Shop 5
12
Western Auto .... ... 4
HIG: Mabel Yankus 203
HIS: Ev Johnson 519
HTG: Girod’s 965
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