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Monday Night Majors
Name of Team Won Lost
Gerath’s No. 2 ..... 88% 64%
Girod’s Produce .... 83.% 69%
Girod’s Meats ....... .. 82
71
N. S. C of C.......... .. 82
71
Santiam Hardware 80% 72%
Gerath’s No. 1 ...... 80% 72%
Coast to Coast ...... 77% 75%
J W. Wood Bld....... .. 74% 78%
N. S. Lanes ........ . 72
81
Lowers & Holm ... 71% 81%
Girod’s Market .... 65
88
Scio ...................
60% 92%
HIG Herman Holm 242; HI
S Herman Holm 822; HTG N.
Santiam Lanes 656; HIS N.
Santiam Lanes 2404.
Monday Night Mixed Doubles
Name of Team Won Lost
Ally Oops ............. 22% 13%
Pin Poppers ........... 21% 14%
Has Beens ............. 19
17
What Nots ............. 19
17
4 Erratics ................. 18
18
Misfits .................... 17
17
Never Was’ses ...... 15
21
Shot Pots ................. 12
24
HIG Blanche Wallace 221,
Joe Boyle 254; HIS Blanche
Wallace 557, Joe Boyle 624;
HTG Never Was’ses 818; HTS
What Nots 2278.
Koffee Klatchers
Name of Team Won Lost
Lowers & Holm ........ 25
15
Girod’s .................... 24
16
Davis-Bell Ins......... 23
17
Garton Builders ...... 23
17
Lou’s Barber Shop 22% 17%
Clayton’s ................. 22
18
Gene’s Meat Market 20 20
Thiel’s Grocery ...... 19
21
Bob’s Richfield...... 17
23
Ray’s Drug ......... ..... 17
23
N. S. Lanes .......... 14% 25%
Western Auto....... 13
27
HIG Dottie McClain 211; HI
S Fran Garsjo 559; HTG
Gene’s Meat Market 990; HTS
Lower & Holm 2796.
Friday Night Mixed Doubles
Name of Team Won Lost
Gingerbread House 23
13
Lierman’s Ins......... 22
14
Morrow Bros............ 22
14
Ray’s Drug .............. 15
21
Girod’s Super Mkt.... 15
21
Simpson Lumber .... 11
25
HIG Ernie Garsjo 223; HIS
Ace Underwood 581: HTG
Morrow Bros. 798; HTS Lier­
man’s Ins. 2257.
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-The MM City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov, 17, 1966 Rush, came for them Sunday.,
I Mrs. Dave Barnhardt, Melo-.
| dy, Debbie and Lisa and Mrs.
George Stafford and Delores
took in the Veteran’s Day
By Mrs. Floyd Swaim
parade in Albany Friday,
Mrs. Judy Holman was host­ braving the downpour of rain
ess for a Bunco party at her and a gale of wind which
home at noon Thursday. Her threatened to lift off the
guests were Mmes. Delores color bearers like Mary Pop­
Sarff, Alice Rice, Christine pins, Mrs. Barnhardt said.
The Dave Barnhardt family
Blackburn, Glenda Roten,
Roberta Dodge. Ina Sims and and the George Stafford fam­
Gloria Urban. Pie and coffee ily were Sunday afternoon
were served. First prize win­ visitors at the home of Mr.
ner was Christine Blackburn, and Mrs. Lloyd St. John in North Santiam Merchants
second prize winner, Glenda Salem.
Kim Gabriel accompanied Name of Team Won Lost
Roten, Ina Sims won the door
17
Doyle
Sarff and Jerry on a Girod’s .................... 23
prize and Gloria Urban took
Rex Lucas Build..... 22
18
goose
hunting
trip
to
Sum-
the booby prize. Gloria Urban
Porter & Lau .......... 22
18
will be hostess for the next mer Lake Sunday. Other local Lowers Holm ...... 22
18
party to be held in December. goose hunters in the same 1st National............... 22
18
area
were
John
Taylor,
Irv
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evans
Valley Telephone .... 20
20
were guests overnight Satur­ Tucker and Bob Kelle.
Blaylock Roofing .... 19
21
day and Sunday at the home
Nick Adams Const... 19
21
of her brother-in-law and sis­
Philippi Ford .......... 18
22
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wil-
Mike’s Motel .......... 14
26
coxin at Seaside. Also visiting
By Eva Bressler
HIG Dan Peters 224; HIS
at the Wilcoxin home were
Mrs. Earl Allen and Mrs. Dan Peters 583; HTG Porter
another sister and her hus­ Percy Hiatt were among those I & Lau 1006; HTS Porter &
band, the James Gronmarks, attending the Past President’s Lau 2907.
of Fairbanks, Alaska. The Breakfast of the American Le­ Merchants Wednesday Night
Gronmarks plan a two-week’s gion Auxiliary held Friday Name of Team Won Ix>st
I stay.
morning, November 11 in K of C ..
..... 23
13
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowes at­ Stayton.
Stayton Ciearners .... 22
14
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen left Stayton Auto .......... 22
tended the monthly meeting
14
of the pinochle club Saturday Sunday for Summer Lake H & W
22
14
evening at the Keith Phillips where they will spend the Morrow Bros.
21
15
week. Allen will spend the No. Sant. Real Est. 20% 15%
home in Mehama.
19
The Gates Church of Christ time goose and duck hunting. Lulay Bros................ 17
A large crowd was present Jack’s Coffee Shop .... 15
21
Sunday school is presenting a
drama on Job during the Sun­ for the Fall Festival sponsor­ Stayton Canning .... 14% 21%
22
day school hour, Thanksgiv­ ed by the St. Patrick Catholic Stout Creek............. 14
22
ing Sunday, November 20. Parish Sunday at the Catholic Freres Building .... 14
hall in Lyons. The door prize, Ripp’s Service..........11
25
You all come.
a blanket, was won by Merle
HIG Al Yankus 229; HIS
Mrs. Louis Myers of Elk­ Boedigheimer.
Others winning Lloyd Holm 604; HIS H & W
horn fell last Friday after­ prizes were John
Kintz, Stay­ 1003; HTS H & W 2895.
noon, breaking the large bone
a turkey; Fr. Bernard of
Stayton Classic
in her left arm above the ton,
turkey; Gary Silbernag- Name of Team Won
wrist. She was taken to Stay­ Scio,
el, Scio, .22 rifle and Mrs. 3 Aces ......
ton where the bone was set Gladys
Nygaard, Lyons a Go Aheads
and her arm put in a cast to flower arrangement.
Polka Dots
her shoulder. She returned
Sunday
visitors
at
the
home
Tag
Alongs
20%
home that evening. Mrs. Lang of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kimery
Take 2 .....
21
Stafford has been in contact and
Jack and Jerry were Sweet 3 ....
25%
with her daily. Her husband, her sons,
and sister, River Rats ...
26
Louis and his brother, Gilbert Mr. brother-in-law
and
Mrs.
Ronald
2 Hoops & a Holler 13
27
Myers, were in Eastern Ore­ and children, Steven and Swan
Pen­ HIG Phyllis Lierman
gon elk hunting.
ny, of Portland, also her cou­ HIS Phyllis Lierman 523;
Mrs. Ellis Wilson, Mrs. sin
Week Day Hours
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. G Take 2 508; HTS Take 2
Mary Stafford, Mrs. Sarah Alden
Wallace of Salem.
1464.
Rains, and Mrs. Alice Watson
8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. visited
and Mrs. Leroy Hiatt
N’ghtengals
N. J. Reasoner of of Mr.
Roseburg visited relatives Name of Team Won Ix>st
and
Turner
last
Wednesday
Saturdays:
Lyons Saturday. They were Stayton Radio & TV 27
13
took fruit and jellies to the in
luncheon guests at the home Mill Supply ........ .... 25
15
8:30 A. M. to 12:30
Turner Memorial Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bress­ Drushella Furn... - 21% 18%
Donald Griffith, guest minis­ of
ler and evening dinner guests Stout Creek ........ .... 21
19
ter of Gates Church of Christ, at
Phone 897-2610
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Valley Telephone ...... 20 20
and David and Nellie Wilson Alex
Bodeker. Mr. Hiatt is a Stay ton Florist .. ... 20
20
were Sunday dinner guests at brother
of Mrs. Bressler and Riverview ......... .... 15
25
the home of Mrs. Sarah Rains. Mrs. Bodeker.
They were Sat­ Aumsville Flour . .. 10% 29%
Houseguests
Friday
and
Why don’t you subscribe to
and Sunday
HIG Dee Neterlin and Rose
Saturday at the Bob Oliver urday of night
The Mill City Enterprise.
relatives in Stayton, Peters 188; HIS Dorothy
home were Mr. and Mrs. Jun­ guests
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Wed­ Schwindt 598; HTG Stout
ior Hare and Jeff of Reemer, dle,
her sisters and fam­ Creek 719; HTS Stout Creek
Restaurants
Minn. Mr. Hare is a former ilies, also
and Mrs. Fernando 2099.
Gates resident and attended Smith Mr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Bu­
Eight Ball
You’ll enjoy eating at these school with Bob Oliver.
ford
McCall.
of
Team
Won
Name
Fine Salem Restaurants
Visiting from Friday to
afternoon guests at Garton Builders
.. 26
Sunday at the Clyde Oliver the Sunday
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Webb’s Texaco ..
23%
residence
were
their
son
and
EDDIE’S
L.
Roye
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stayton
Can
No.
1
23%
Seafoods - Steaks • Chicken family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guy Hartle and children. The Sublimity Fire Ins. 22
Open for Lunch 11:30 a. m. I Oliver and son of Portland. Hartles are former neighbors Stayton Can No. 2 .... 21
Joining the group for dinner of the Royes.
Dining & Dancing ’til
Sportsman’s Center 17
on Sunday were Tom Harmon
2:30 a. m.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
Orr
Girod
’s Hilltop
3803 Com’l SE
362-7790 of Salem and the Oliver’s and family from Stayton have Gorman’s ....
granddaughters, Sheryl and moved into the William Koch
K of C No. 2
Sandra Oliver.
house
on
5th
street,
recently
Santiam
Kathy Kelle and Sandra
MARSHALL’S INN
by Mrs. Ardys Bru-
Bartow were the guests of vacated
at Four Corners
and son, Mareo.
Janelle Goforth at Gilchrist sasco
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cru-
Fine Food & Bar Service over the weekend.
son
left Monday for Douglas,
Sunday dinner guests at the
Live Country Music Wed-
where they will spend
thru Sun. 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Gunter Cline home were their Ariz.,
two weeks over the Thanks­
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
Ph. 362-6630
.3815 State St.
holiday at the home of
and Mrs. Allen Tourville and giving
their son-in-law and daughter,
THE CHATEAU
children of Salem.
Mrs. Roy Taylor of Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Craig Martin and
Salem’s Best Menu
was a guest for 10 days at the family.
Salem’s Best Food
Mrs. Pearl Osburn from
home of her son-in-law and
Private Parties
left Saturday for her
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashland
2555 Silverton Rd. N. E.
home
after
spending a week
For Reservations Ph. 581-5335 Henness, while her husband at the home of her son-in-law
was undergoing surgery. Mrs.
American Family Steak House Henness took her home Sun­ and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Where the family can afford day when Mr. Taylor was re­ Joe Johnson and Brenda.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis John­
to eat often.
leased from the hospital.
from Dallas were week­
Top Sirloin Dinner, $1-39
Wednesday visitors at the son
end guests at the home of
11 a. m. to 9 p. m. Daily
Glenn Henness home were her her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and
3989 Com’l. S. E. Ph. 362-9288 brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs.
Howard Naue. They also
South Gate Shopping Center Mrs. Reynold Heseman of
her grandmother, Mrs.
Burns, who were enroute visited
Lydia
Culwell.
Mr. and Mrs.
home from Roseburg.
STAGECOACH
Hershel
Culwell
of Salem
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Barn­ were Saturday evening
guests
Restaurant and Lounge
hardt combined pleasure with with relatives. Mr. Culwell is
business on a trip to Vancou- a son of Mrs. Lydia Culwell,
By the Bus Depot
j ver, B. C. from Thursday ev- brother of Mrs. Naue and El­
122 Church St. N.E. 362-9439 | ening to Sunday. They were mer Culwell.
accompanied by their son-in-
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian
law and daughter, Mr. and were
FARRELL’S
guests at the
Mrs. Ed Stier and Eric of Cor­ coast. Sunday
ICE CREAM PARLOUR
They met Mr. and Mrs.
vallis.
The
Stier
’
s
wedding
an
­
Salem’s Orig. Parlour Restau.
James Wright from Tigard.
Complete Fountain, Lunch, niversary and Ed’s birthday
Dinner & Snack menu. Birth­ anniversary were celebrated.
Charles Tucker is convalesc­
day parties our Specialty. Sun.
You’ve never had a saw that
thru Thurs. 11 a. m.- 11 p. m. ing at home following surgery
started as easily as McCulloch’s
Fri. and Sat. 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. at a Salem hospital. He was
new 795 or 895 with DSP. This
able
to
come
home
Friday
and
2605 Com’l S.E.
585-5316
revolutionary feature is the
says he is getting along fine,
most important starting im­
OAK BARBECUE PIT but is tired of being house­
provement in chain saw history,
bound.
because now it takes 50% less
Ham. Beef, Pork, & Spareribe
Mrs. Joe Bowes served as
effort to start these powerful
Automotive
Home Made Bread and Pies upper grade art consultant
professional model McCullochs.
and
The 795 direct and 895 gear
11 a. m. to 8 p. m. Closed Sun. Thursday at a Marion County
Industrial
drive also feature:
159 High S. E. Ph. 363-5088 in-service held at the new
Aumsville grade schol. Tea­
• Automatic Chain Oiling
Maintenance
chers from 15 districts attend­
• Idle Governor
Come in Get Your
Diesel Engine Service
ed.
• Reboreable Cylinder
FREE DINNER CARD
Welding
Mrs. Walter Thomas was
• 40:1 Fuel Mix
All you can eat at
among those of St. Timothy’s
Shop or Field
• Easy Start Primer
Episcopal church bible study Dealer for Airco Welding
buffay
Come in and try DSP today. You
group
attending
a
lecture
on
Products
will never know how easy start­
12th and Center
363-1819 Thursday at Willamette Uni­
ing can be until you do.
Delco Batteries
KEG A PLATTER Restaurant versity. The speaker was Dr.
Factory
Equipment
Salem's finest unique dining Wing Gest Chan, professor of
Ignition Parts
room, lounge and coffee shop. Chinese philosophy from Col­
umbia
University.
Excellent faculties for ban­
Equipment Company
quets, meetings, wedding re­ Debbie and Brian Rush of
Phone 859-2240
ceptions. 24 Hr. Coffee Shop Salem spent Friday to Sun­
Jim and Veryl Hoover
Easy access from Int. 5, take day at the home of their
Mehama,
Oregon
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Phone 897-2911
Mill City
Market Street exit
3675 Market N.E. Ph. 581-2016 Clare Rush. Their father, Lyle
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