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3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 2, 19Ö7 BOWLING Philippi Ford ........... 7 9 Mike Adams ............. 6 10 Mike’s Motel ............. 3 13 HIG Beit Sarff 225; HIS Lloyd Holm 589; HTG Mike Adams 1002; HTS Philippi Ford 2916. N'ghtengals Name of Team . Won Lost I Santiam Memorial Hospital (Stayton) McCOLLUM—To Mr. and Mrs. James F. McCollum, Aumsville, a daughter, Friday, Jan. 20. LACKNER — To Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Lackner, Scio, a son, Friday, Jan. 20. Canyon Merchants SILBERNAGEL —To Mr. Name of Team Won Lost and Mrs. Larry L. Silberna- Drushella ............. 11 5 gel, Scio, a son, Sunday, Jan. No. 4 Team................... 9 7 22. Lyon’s Tavern ........... 8 8 WHITSETT—To Mr. and N. Santiam Ply............ 8 8 Mrs. Gary L. Whitsett, Gates, Simpson Timber ....... 7 9 a son, Sunday, Jan. 22. Reiman & Lucas...... 5 11 ANDERSEN—To Mr. and HIG Paul Pennington 212; Mrs. Edwin F. Andersen, HIS Gary Attig 575; HTG Dru- Lyons, a daughter, Tuesday, sliella 650; HTS Drushella Jan. 24. 1761. GOLDEN—To Mr. and Mrs. Friday Night Mixed Doubles By Mrs. Floyd Swaim Gerald B. Golden, Mill City, Name of Team Won Lost Mrs. Julia Stoffel of Port a son, Tuesday, Jan. 24. Team No. 2............. 15 9 land spent the weekend at Lierman’s Ins............ 15 9 the home of her sister and Ray’s Drug Store ... 13 11 family, Mr. and Mrs. George Gingerbread House ....12 12 Stafford. Mrs. Walter Thomas attend Girod Market .......... 11 13 By Peggy Cooper Simpson Timber Co. 6 18 ed a meeting of the nominat Club meetings were held HIG Lloyd Girod 212; HIS ing committee of the Marion this Frid ay at Santiam. FTA, Lloyd Girod 545; HTG Team County Federation of Wom Varsity ‘S’ and Honor Society No. 2 790; HTS Team No. 2 en’s clubs January 26 at the had their regular meetings 2258. home of Mrs. Richard Hills in during activity period. Clas Salem. The purpose of the ses and clubs have their meet Koffee Klatchers Monday Night Mixed Doubles meeting was to select a slate ings alternately on Fridays Clayton’s ............ 11% 4% of officers for the spring during the first half of activ Ray’s Drug ........ . 10 6 meeting, the date for which ity period, then during the Thiel’s Groc......... .. 10 6 has tentatively been set for last half a pep assembly is Lowers & Holm ... 9 7 April 28 at Jefferson. held, if Santiam is’having a Girod’s................. .... 9 Mr. and M—.. '<v alter Thom game that night. Santiam’s 7 Lou’s Barber...... .... 9 7 as are entertaining their son- cheerleaders are responsible Garton Builders ... . 8% 7% in-law and daughter, Mr. and for the pep assemblies. They Western Auto ... ... 8 8 Mrs. Edwin C. King and son, teach the students any new Davis Bell Ins. . ... 6 10 Travis of Fresno, Calif, The yells during that time or just N. Santiam Lanes .... 6 10 visitors arrived Saturday and go over old yells to get spirit Bob & Bills ...... ... 6 10 plan to stay through the built up before a game. Gene’s Meat Mkt. .... 3 13 week. Santiam Highlights, the HIG Midge King 213; HIS Weekend guests at the Bill school paper, was given out Dottie McClain 573; H T G Hirte home were their son-in- Friday. The paper is written Thiel’s 994; HTS Thiel’s 2808. law and daughter, Mr. and and published by the journal Twllightors Mrs. Jim Dolby of Corvallis. ism class under the supervi Name of Team Won Lost Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Bum sion of Robert Monson. The Tincknell ......... 9 3 garner and Ginger were in class consists of the following Simpson ............ 9 3 Woodburn Sunday afternoon students: co-editors Sandy Teague ............... 8 4 to attend installation of offic Cooper and Kathy Story; LaFemme ......... 7 5 ers for Rainbow girls. Mrs. sports editor, Pat Moore; art 5 Bumgarner’s niece, Jeannette ist, Nellie Wilson; and report Adams ............... 7 Dollie’s ............ 6 6 James, was installed as Wor ers, Sheryl Alban, Virginia Turner Building 5 7 thy Advisor. Brannan, Lyle Cutsforth, Den Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Bum nis Davidson, Patti Eastwood, 5 Laird’s Ins.......... 7 P P & L............ 7 garner have received a letter Louise Emerson, Donna Grif 5 1st Federal........ 4 8 from their son, Philip, who fith, Ken Kendred, Monte La- Tress Chic ........ . 4 8 is taking his army basic train lack, Terry Lockrem, Sharon Fery Const........ 5 8 ing at Ft. Polk, La. For Robertson, Dwayne Rosa- HIG Jeanette Fery 242; HIS friends wishing to write to mond, Terry Savage, and Jeanette Fery 572; HTG him, his address is: Pvt. Philip Elaine Stafford. Teague’s 929; HTS LaFemme C. Bumgarner R. A. 18959513, After the Serra game on Co. E. 1st Bn. 2nd Tng. Bde, Friday, the juniors put on a 2654. Pat Johnson won a lube Job Ft. Polk, La. 71459. dance. The dance was well at Weekend visitors at the tended, but the record player from Philippi Motor for a 213 Clyde Oliver home were the didn’t work at first and that game. Fight Ball couple’s son and family, the got the dance off to a bad Name of Team Won Lost Jack Olivers of Portland. Vis start. Proceeds from the dance 1 j iting Saturday were the Oliv will be used to help finance Stayton Can No. 1 ....11 Garton Builders ...... 9 3 er’s son-in-law and daughter, the Junior-Senior banquet 4 Mr. and Mrs. Terry Muir and and the prom. Sublimity Fire Ins..... 8 Webb’s Texaco .......... 7 5| two sons of Salem. 5i A load of gravel was donat- Santiam Farmers .... 7 7 ed to the Gates clubhouse last Stayton Can. No. 2 .... 5 8, week by Hugh Johnston of Sportsman’s Center .... 4 8 Lyons. By Eva Bressler K C No. 2 ................. 4 9 Mrs. Sarah Rains was host Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mor Girod’s Hilltop .......... 3 10 ess for a luncheon at her gan were week-end guests at Gorman’s.................... 2 HIG Joe Peters 228; HIS home Sunday. Her guests Kennewick, Washington. They Joe Peters 612; HTG Stayton were Mrs. Mary Stafford, Mrs. were guests at the home of Can. No. 1, 760; HTS Stayton Nellie Allen, Mrs. Alice Wat their son and daughter-in-law son, Miss Janet Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan. Can. No. 1 2229. David Vernon. Stayton Classic Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Og Mrs. Daisy Blackburn and den of Seaside spent several Name of Team Won Lost 4 Mrs. Sarah Rains received days the first of the week Take 2 .......... ......... 12 5 word this week of the death at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 3 Aces ........... ......... 11 5 of their brother, Dan Groblebe W. L. Kimery and sons Jack Tag A longs .... ......... 11 6 of Eureka Springs, Ark. He and Jerry. Mrs. Ogden will River Rats .... ......... 10 8 died of a heart attack follow be remembered as the former Polka Dots ..... ........... 8 11 ing surgery. He was 65. Mrs. Mabel Spa of Lyons. Sweet 3 ........ ........... 5 12 Bill Stewart was an over 2 Hoops & a Holler .... 4 Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott 13 night guest Monday at the and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Go Aheads ..... ............ 3 HIG Olive Barnhard 202; Charles Tucker home. Bill, Stevens were Sunday guests HIS Phyllis Lierman 512; the son of former Gates resi at Estacada at the home of HTG Take Two 506; HTS dents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Weav Stewart, arrived here from er. The Weavers are former Take Two 1463. Monday Night Mixed Doubles San Francisco last week and Lyons residents while he was Name of Team Won Lost is now employed at an Idanha maintalnance man for the 5 mill. Peoples Telephone Comnany. Misfits ................. ..... 15 7 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Henness Mr. Cecil Green of Philo Ally Oops ........... ..... 13 What Nots.......... ... 12% 7% were accompanied to Dallas math was a Wednesday after 8 Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. noon visitor at the home of Shot Pots ........... ..... 12 11 Floyd Shepherd to visit Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen. Mr. 4 Erratics .......... ....... 9 12 Henness’ parents, the Roy Green and Mr. Allen are Pin Poppers ...... ....... 8 14 Taylors. cousins. Has Beens ----- ...... 6 Gene Jacobson accompanied Mrs. Sarah Cookingham of Never Was’ses........ 4% 15% HIG Betty Wallace and Dot- his sister, Mrs. Betty Bebout Salem was a Wednesday after tie McClain 190; Lloyd Holm of Sweet Home, to Heppner noon visitor at the home of 237; HIS Fran Garsjo 506; over the weekend to visit Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye. Lloyd Holm 631; HTG What their brother, Clarence Jacob Mrs. Effie Nydegger and Nots 808: HTS Misfits 2282. son in the hospital there. Mrs. Paul Geraths of Stayton Monday Night Majors They found him in critical were Wednesday noon lunch Name of Team Won Lorn condition. While checking eon guests at the home of Mrs. 20 some Forest Service facilities Ethel Huffman. Santiam Hardware .... 31 20 18 miles from town, he had Mr. and Mrs. Leland Good N. S. Lanes —..... — 31 N S C of Co ............ 30% 20% fallen and broken some ribs. and family have purchased 23 He then tried to walk back property from the Jim Silber- Scio ------------------ 28 Gerath’s No. 2 — 25% 25% to town through the snow. nagles in Fox Valley and have Girod’s Produce .... 25% 25% In addition to suffering com moved there. They have been 28 plications from the broken living in the former George Girod’s Market ----- 25 Lowers & Holm — 24% 26% ribs, he contracted pneumon Neal house In Lyons. 27 ia. The next meeting of the Girod’s Meats ---------24 28 Sunday dinner guests at the Lyons Extension Unit will be Coast to Coast ----- 22 28 Percy Mulligan home were held on Thursday, February Gerath’s No. 1 ----- 22 ______ _____ 34 their son-in-law and daughter, 9th at 10:00 a.m. until 12 j W Wood — 17 HIG Lloyd Holm 234; HIS Mr. and Mrs. Melvin New o’clock noon, at the Lyons Methodist church. I^esson for Ed Wulf 835; HTG Girod’s berg and Toni. the day will be “Foundation Market 658; HTS Coast to Garments” with Mrs. Jack Coast 2421. Roy and Mrs. John Kokstis North Santiam Merchants giving the demonstration. A Name of Team Won Tx>st 4 baby sitter will be provided Girod’s ......... 12 6 and all interested persons are 1st National —...... 10 7 Porter * Lau----------- 9 I welcome. 7 Mrs. Donald Huber and Mrs. Valley Telephone ........ 9 7 Johnston were In Albany Lowers & Holm ...... 9 8 Thursday to attend a program Blaylock Roofing :..... 8 9 planning meeting of the Ex Rex Lucas ------------- 7 Mill Supply ............. 14 6 Valley Telephone .... 13 7 Drushella Furniture 12 8 Riverview..................... 11 9 Aumsville Flour .... 10 10 Stayton Florist.............. 8 12 Stout Creek .... 6 14 Stayton Radio & TV 6 14 HIG Arlene Taylor 233; HIS Arlene Taylor 554; HTG Val ley Telephone 744; HTS Val ley Telephone 2130. Arlene Taylor bowled a 233 for her first 225 pin and 554 for her first 500 series pin. GATES Santiam Ripples tension Unit. They are mem son spent the weekend in Walton. High score was held bers of the Lyons Extension Portland, where they were by Mr. Benefiel, low by Mrs. Unit. guests at the home of Mr. and Huber and traveling by Mr. The regular meeting of San Mrs. Ralph Marshall. Manning. tiam Valley Grange will be Mr. and Mrs. John Coulter Mr. and Mrs. David Daniel held Friday night, February and daughter. Kristina are son spent Thursday and Fri 3 There will be a Centennial staying for the present time day of last week at Columbia candle lighting service and at the home of her parents, City, where they visited old ritualistic tableaus. Ted Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Trahan. time friends, Mr. and Mrs. Simms will be a guest of the Mr. Coulter recently received Guy Haney. evening and a pot luck supper his discharge from the Army Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian will be served following the at Fort Ord, Calif., after serv and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. meeting. Mrs. Georgia Hays, ing three years, two of which Albert Julian of Scio were Sant iam Valley Lecturer at were spent in Germany. He Sunday dinner guests in Port tended a conference in Eu has returned to his former land at the home of Mrs. Bev gene February 24 and 25. She job at Freres Lumber Co. and erly Hanson. The occasion won the booster award for they plan to make their home honored the 83rd birthday an 1966 for Santiam Valley in Stayton. niversary of Albert Julian, grange. Stanley Power, son of Mr. also the birthday anniversary “Foundation Garments” will and Mrs. Charles Power left of Mrs. Hanson’s daughter, be the topic at the regular over the weekend for Californ Sandra. Others attending were meeting of the Lyons Exten- ia where ____ __ __ _____ __ Rex Julian and Mrs. Hanson’s he will enroll _ at the sion unit to be held Thurs-1 La Marada Bible Institute of four grandchildren. day, February 9 at the Lyons Los Angeles. Steven Power, Bert Lyons returned to the Methodist church at 10 a. m. student at OTI in Klamath Salem Memorial hospital last Mrs. Jack Roy and Mrs. John Falls,, spent the weekend at Tuesday, January 24 for treat “Of low cost farm buildings that ment and will undergo sur ire strong and weather-defiant, Kokstis gave the demonstra his home here. there's nothing like lumber.... tion. “Special Interest Meet Mrs. Hazel Lewis and gery soon. Mrs. Mac Morman and When you're going to build, sec ings” on the refinishing of daughter, Miss Beulah Lewis, furniture will be held at the accompanied by Miss Lucille daughter, Mrs. Richard Lin is We stock all the new West Mari-Linn school on Monday Lewis of Corvallis were Sun demann were in Portland last ’ oust lumber grades. evening at 7 p. m. on Febru day guests in Portland at the Thursday to attend funeral ary 13, 20 and 27 and March homes of Mrs. Lewis’ cousins, services for Carroll Cushman. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Taylor 6. Everyone is welcome to at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keliher and tend all Extension meetings. Mr. and Mrs. George Luman. and children from Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton were weekend guests at the Miss Anita Benefiel, daugh KELLY LUMBER BALES ter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis were hosts for a small group home of her parents, Mr. and . mill eiTv, •■■•on Benefiel of Lyons and a sen of friends Saturday night with Mrs. Joe Johnson and Brenda. Week Day Hours ior at Stayton Union High has a pinochle party. Attending 8:00 A. BL to 5:00 P. BL been named Homemaker of were Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ben Saturdays: Tomorrow. She earned a sil efiel, Mr. and Mr. Donald Hu ver charm from the sponsors, ber, Mr. and Mrs. Leland 8:30 A. BL to 12:30 General Mills, and is now eli Manning and Mr. and Mrs., Phone 897-2610 gible for state and national scholarship awards. Mr. Bene fiel is principal at Mari-Linn and Mrs. Benefiel is the fifth I grade teacher. r Cherri Manning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Man ning underwent a tonsilect omy Friday morning at San tiam Memorial hospital and is now convalescing at home. A 6:15 potluck supper and fellowship hour will be held at the Lyons Methodist church on Friday evening, February 10. Dr. George Rose berry of Salem, former Salem district superintendent o f Methodist churches, with Mrs. Roseberry will be guests of the evening and will show slides and talk on their recent trip to the Holy Land and Eu rope. All interested are wel Order CUSTOM STANDARD HEATING OILS today—and spread your come to attend. payments over ten months if you wish. There’s no interest or carrying Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens charges for this extra convenience. And payments remain the same left Sunday for Sheridan, Wyo. She will visit her mo every month, even during severe cold spells. 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