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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1966)
3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1966 BOWLING Nightengals Name of Team Won Mill Supply .............. J Stayton Radio & TV 33 Drushella Furn...... 25% 22% Valley Telephone .... 24 24 Stout Creek ............. 23 25 Stayton Florist ...... 21 27 Riverview ............... 19 29 Aumsville Flour Mill .................... 13% 34% HIG Shirley Sharp 199; HIS Dorothy Schwindt 518; HTG Valley Telephone 753; HTS Mill Supply 2066. Stayton Classic Name of Team Won Lost 3 Aces ...................... 36 12 Polka Dots ............. 30 18 Go Aheads ............. 29 19 Tag Alongs ...... 22% 25% Take Two ............... 22 26 River Rats ............... 19 29 31 2 Hoops & a Holler.... 17 Sweet 3 ................. 16% 31% HIG Mabel Yankus 232; HIS Mabel Yankus 579; HTG Sweet 3 520; HTS 3 Aces 1397. Canyon Merchants Name of Team Won Lost Drushella R. E......... 32 12 23 Simpson Ply .......... 21 23 Lyons Tavern ........ 21 23 No. 4 ........................ 21 Reiman-Lucas ........ 19 25 26 No. Santiam Ply ..... 18 HIG Harry Fryer 218; HIS Gary Hughes 607; HTG Rei- man-Lucas 676; HTS Reiman- Lucas. Merchants Wednesday Night Name of Team Won Tx>st 27 Stayton Cleaners .. .. 31 Stay ton Auto Supply 29 19 Stayton Canning .... 28% 19% N. Stm. Real Est. 28% 19% 20 Knights of Columbus 28 21 Lulav Bros.............. .. 27 21 H&W Logging Co. .. .. 27 24 Morrow Bros........... .. 24 28 Jacks Coffee Shop .. .. 20 31 Stout Creek............ .. 17 33 Turner Bldg. Supply 15 35 Ripps Service ........ .. 13 HIG Clem Lulay 225 HIS Clem Lulay 604; HTG Morrow Bros. 1000; HTS Lulay Bros. 2890. Twilighters Name of Team Won Lost 17 Tincknell ............... . 35 18 Simpson ................. .. 34 25 Adams.................... .. 27 26 1st Federal ............ .. 26 26 PP&L................... .. 26 26 Lairds .................... .. 26 Teagues ................. 25% 26% 27 Tress Chic ............ . 25 27 Dollies .................... . 25 28 LaFemme............... . 24 Turner Bldg........... 21% 30% 34 Ferv Const.............. . 18 HIG Janice Fery, Edith Boyle 202; HIS Betty Wallace 534; HTG LaFemme 978; HTS Tincknell 2667. Friday Night Mixed Doubles Name of Team Won Lost 18 Gingerbread House 30 19 Liermans Insurance 29 21 Morrow Brothers .... 27 28 Girod Super Market 20 29 Ray’s Drug Store .... 19 29 Simpson Lumber Co. 19 HIG Wayne Lierman 216; HIS Wayne Lierman 598; HTG Ray’s Drug Store 814; HTS Ray’s Drug Store 2326. Koffee Klatchers Name of Team Won Lost 20 Davis-Bell Ins........... 32 21 Lowers & Holm ...... 31 Lon’s Barber Shop 30% 21% 23 Girod’s .................... 29 23 Clayton’s ................. 29 25 Garton Builders ...... 27 26 Thiels Grocery ........ 26 29 Bob & Bill’s ........... 23 29 Gene’s Meat Mkt..... 23 29 Ray’s Drug ............. 23 32 Western Auto......... 20 N. Santiam Lanes 18% 33% HIG Fran Garsjo 207; HIS Ev Johnson 537; HTG West ern Auto 974; HTS Davis-Bell 2756. Monday Night Majors Name of Team Won Lost 87 N.S. C of C —......... 117 91 Girod’s Produce .......113 Santiam Hardware 108% 95% 96 Gerath’s No. 2.......... 108 99 105 Girod’s Meats 101 103 Gerath’s No. 1 Lowers & Holm ....100% 103% N.S. Lanes ......... 99 105 106 J. W. Wood—Bldr..... 98 Coast to Coast .... 97% 106% Scio ......................... 88% 115% Girod’s Market ----- 88 116 HIG Ron Johnson 243; HIS Ron Johnson 809; HTG Ger ath’s Union No. 1 682; HTS Scio 2455. Eight Ball Name of Team Won Lost 16 Garton Bldrs............. 32 Stayton Can No. 1 31% 16% 17 Stayton Can No. 2 — 31 17 Sublimity Fire Ins. 31 Webbs Texaco----- 28% 19% Sportsmen Center ... 25 23 28 Girod’s Hilltop----- 20 LYONS By Eva Bressler Mr. and Mrs. William Kui- ken, Mr. and Mrs. John Kui- ken, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Toomh and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skillings were in Salem on Thursday afternoon to attend funeral services for their brother-in-law, Dwight Man ning. Interment was at City View cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Prichard have purchased the stock and fixtures of the former Mor row Bros. Market in Stayton. Sixty-one women were pre sent for the “special interest” meeting held Thursday night at Mari-Linn school when Mrs. Eleanor Cook of Stayton presented a program o n Christmas decorations and ar- ranging. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McMa- han and family moved this week to Woodland, Calif. They were living on the former Al bert Julian farm. The Mc Mahans were residents at Woodland before moving here. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mulkey of Silyerton were Thursday evening guests at the home of their daughter and family, the Don Hubers. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schiewek have returned home from a nine-week vacation. They vis ited their sons, John Schiewek and family in Everly, Iowa; David and family at Detroit, Mich.; Mr. Schiewek’s sister and family at Milwaukee, Wis. also relatives in Minnesota. Mrs. Schiewek’s parents at Valley City, N. D. were also visited and her brother and family at Conrad, Mont. They have two new grandchildren. Kerry Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Schiewek, and An- gelia Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Schiewek. Miss Mildred Asmussen of Salem spent two days at the the home of her monther, Mrs. Donna Asmussen. Miss As mussen is employed at the Telephone Company in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Craig- myle and sons, Joey and Billy were weekend guests at Long view. They went to take his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Craigmyle home after they had spent two weeks with their son and family, They were accompanied by her bro ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schlyper and son from Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton and daughters, Wendee and Sally were in Portland Sunday to see his father, Ben Walton of North Bend, who Is seri ously ill in a hospital there. Earl Allen, who underwent major surgery last Tuesday at Santiam Memorial hospital in Stayton was able to return to his home Sunday. A group of friends from Lyons were in Salem Sunday afternoon to attend a recep tion honoring Mr. and Mrs. James Hollingshead of Lyons on their golden wedding anni versary. The-affair, arranged by their two daughters and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Erickson of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Adams of Cloverdale, was held at the Pringle Park building from 1 to 3 o’clock. Bert Lyons returned home Saturday from a Salem hos pital after spending two weeks there for medical treatment. Mr. Lyons, who had the mis fortune of breaking his hip while in the hospital, will be confined to his bed for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian were Sunday afternoon and Gormans ................. .. 16 32 KC No. 2 ............... .. 16 32 Santiam Farmers . ... 9 39 HIG Jack Roy 234; HIS Jack Roy 586: HTG Sportsman’s Center; HTS Sportsman’s Cen ter 2186. North Santiam Merchants Name of Team Won Lost Rex Lucas Bldg. ..... 30 22 Girod’s ................ .... 30 22 Porter & Lau ..... ...... 29 23 Philippi Ford ... 28% 23% 1st Nat. Bank ..... ..... 28 24 Lowers & Holm .. ---- 28 24 Valley Telephone .... 25 27 Blaylock Roofing .... 24 28 Mike Adams__ ___ 20 32 Mike’s Motel ...... _... 17% 34% HIG Ace Underwood, Leon ard Myers 215; HIS Don West- rick 576; HTG Rex Lucax Bld. 1015; HTS Philippi Ford 2965. Monday Night Mixed Doubles Name of Team Won Ix>st Misfits _____ 29 19 What Nots .............. 26 22 Has Beens .............. 26 22 Ally Oops ---------- 25% 22% Never Was’ses_____ 24 24 Pin Poppers ...... 23% 24% 4 Erratics__________ 22 26 Shot Pots ...... ~........ 16 32 HIG Betty Wallace 202, Am brose Dozier 244; HIS Vi Chamberlain 542, Ambrose Dozier _ 597: HTG What Nots 910; HTS What Nots 2460. BLANCHE DAVENPORT Funeral services were held Friday morning at Howell- Edwards chapel in Salem for Blanche Ellen Davenport of Salem. She had been in poor health for the past several weeks and was being cared evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Wright at Tigard. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson are announcing the birth of another grandson, Jason Lee, born to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Towery of Turner. He will be greeted by two older broth ers. for at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Walter Rue. Mrs. Davenport, 79, passed away Tuesday morning. She was born in Texas and had lived in Salem for the past 21 years. She was a member of the Pentacostal Sant'am .Memorial Hospital Church of God in Salem. Stayton Survivors include the wid FREDERICKS—To Mr. and ower, Eugene, daughters, Mrs. Eva Likowskl in Oklahoma; Mrs. Lanny L. Fredericks, Mrs. Walter Rue and Mrs. Sublimity, a daughter, Satur Arthur Baley of Mill City; day, November 26. BATES—To Mr. and Mrs.1 sons, Lee of Salem, Willard of Leaburg, and Eugene of Mill Earl Howard Bates, Stayton,1 City; 25 grandchildren and 23 a son, Monday, November 28.1 NUTTMAN — To Mr. and great grandchildren. Mrs. Robert J. Nuttman, The Rev. Jack Meuser of the Aumsville, a son, Thursday, I I Mill City Christian church December 1. officiated at the 10 a. m. serv- APPLING—To Mr. and Mrs. ices. Ernest Lee Appling, Stayton, Interment was at Belcrest a daughter, Thursday, Decem Memorial park. ber 1. 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