The Mill City enterprise., February 23, 1967, Page 3, Image 3

BOWLING
HIG Art Christensen 223;
HIS Art Christensen 535; HT
G Stay ton Can No. 2 756; HTS
Sportsman’s Center 2107.
North Santiam Merchants
Name of Team Won Lost
H. Blaylock, L. Holm, R.
Glidewell; 213L. Wicklzer; 212
J. Schieman, F. Nelson; 211
D. Peters, L. Holm; 210 H.
Fryer.
Men—600 Series—
606 L. Myers; 604 L. Wicki-
zer; 600 R. Glidewell.
Women—Over 190—
228 D. Clapp; 209 M. Yank­
us; 202 F. Garsjo (2) J. At-
tig; 200 Jean Fery; 199 E.
Fudge; 198 C. Schwindt; 196
G. Smith; 193 F. Garsjo,
Blanche Wallace; 192 D. Mc­
Dougall; 191 F. Garsjo, W.
Moore; 190 M. Yankus.
Women—First 500 and Over—
577 F. Garsjo; 546 D. Clapp;
538 E. Johnson; 537 F. Gars­
jo; 534 Jean Fery; 527 V.
Chamberlin, E. Fudge; 520 J.
Attig; 518 G. Smith; 517 D.
McClain; 515 M. Yankus; 511
M. Yankus; 507 P. Fryer; 501
Betty Wallace.
been in training with the Mrs. DeWitt To
3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 23, 1967
Army in the Para Medics.
He will go to Ft. Lewis on Speak at Oregon
March 14 for overseas assign­
Federation Meeting
ment.
“ A • gas wall furnace!
Mrs. O. K. DeWitt, recre­
Mrs. Charles Butts and son
ation
chairman
of
the
recre
­
Don
’
t
tie
up
your
cash
in
expensive heating equipment
Donald left for their home
unless you have money to burn.
in Los Angeles February 16 ation division of the Oregon
after a visit with her parents Federation of Women’s Clubs
Rent the heating equipment you need —pay monthly
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts will be the speaker for the
along with your natural gas bill. No hidden or extra
and other relatives and meeting of the Salem Wo­
man’s club, Friday at 2 p.m.,
charges, ever!
friends here.
Visitors during the week­ in the clubhouse.
Mrs.
DeWitt
has
been
a
end at the Donald Teeters and
Harold Longfellow homes leader in many conservation
were the ladies parents, Mr. and recreational organizations
the national, state and
and Mrs. Chris McDonald of on
local
levels.
Glide.
Additional Sunday
guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Don Stensland and son Ted Retiree Club Meets
of Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hughes At Gates Clubhouse
The Santiam Canyon New-
and four children of Astoria
were guests during the week­ comers-Retiree club held its
end at the home of his mo­ monthly social meeting at
ther, Mrs. E. J. Hughes and Gates Community Center last
also visited with other rela­ Wednesday. The club room
was gaily decorated in the
tives here.
Mrs. Ed Titze returned Valentine motif.
Attending were, Mr. and
home the first of last week
from Sweet Home where she Mrs. Ross McCombs, Mr. and
had spent ten days at the Mrs. Nels Westgard, Mr. and
home of her mother Mrs. J. Mrs. Vern Kealen, Mr. and
F. Webber who was con- Mrs. Bill Datz and Mr. and
velescing from recent surgery Mrs. Paul McDonald of Gates;
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Do-
on her hip.
Mrs. H. W. McCarley of brenz, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Mill City was a Sunday guest Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peck, Mr. and Mrs. M. T.
B. L. Kirsch and also visited Sims, Mr. and Mrs. Dean
a short time with other Mowry, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
friends and former neighbors. Burrell, Mrs. Ray McLenon,
Mrs. Lester Easom and son Jim Truesdell, Henry Peter­
Ronald of North Bend ar­ son and Mr. and Mrs. Harley
rived here February 16th to Adair; Mrs. Flossie Evans of
spend some time with rela­ Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. How­
tives while she Is recovering ard Fletcher of Mehama.
from recent surgery.
Guests Friday evening at were Mrs. Blums uncle and Call Now! Phone 363-3111
Collect Calls Accepted
the home of Mr. and Mrs. aunt Mr. and Mrs. Norman
109 Commercial S.E.
David Blum, Judy and Jimmy Smith of Salem.
Salem, Oregon
Girod’s ...............
20
8
1st Nat. Bank ... ... 18
10
Lowers & Holm .. __ 17
11
Rex Lucas ........ ... 16
12
Porter & Lau .... ... 16
12
Blaylock Roofing .... 13
15
Mike’s Motel .... ... 11
17
Valley Tele.......... .... 11
17
Philippi Ford .... ... 9
19
Twilightera
Mike Adams ..... ... 9
19
Name of Team Won Lost
HIG Ron Hendrick 225;
Simpson .......... ..... 18
6 HIS L. Myers 606; HTG 1st
Adams .......... ..... 16
8 National Bank 1001; HTS
Dollie’s .......
...... 15
9 First National Bank 2947.
Tincknell ......... ...... 14
10
Splits Picked
Turner Bldg.
..... 14
10
4-7-10 Buz Nuxoll.
LaFemme......... ...... 13
11
3-6-7-10 J. Parrish; 4-7-9-10
Laird’s Ins........ ...... 12
12
1st Federal ...... ..... 11
13 A. Heim; 5-8-10 D. Clapp; 2-5-7
Teague’s .......... ..... 11
13 L. Parrish; 3-5-7 S. Smith; 4-5-
PP&L .......... ........ 8
16 7 L. Atkinson, J. Sphoon, G.
Fery Const....... ....... 7
17 Hughes E. Girod; 2-8-7 G. Pet­
Tress Chic ...... ..... 7
17 ers: 4-7-9 B. McDonald; 3-5-10
HIG Jeanette Fery 200; HIS B. Owens; 5-7-9 W. Wells, P.
Mrs. John Teeters
Jeanette Fery 534; HTG 1st Yost, H. Blaylock: 4-5 M. Heu­
Federai 939; HTS Turner berger, D. Clapp, A. Dozier;
Miss
Charlene Dull, daugh­
6-7 M. Helvey; 3-7 D. Fryer; ter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Bldg. & 1st Federal 2651.
2-5-7 W. Woore; 5-7 Viv Cham­ Dull, called her parents Feb.
N!gh tengáis
berlin, A. Taylor, E. Kalina, 16th from San Diego, Calif.,
Name of Team Won Ixrst Jean
Fery, D. Gorman, G.
Mill Supply ............. 21
11 Scharback, B. Davison, W. where she had been visiting
Aumsville Flour...... 20
12 McClain; 5-10 G. DeJardin, D. relatives. She was leaving for
Valley Telephone .... 19
13 McDougall, F. Garsjo, P. Fry­ Chicago the next day where
Riverview ..........
she would spend a couple
18
14 er, R. Huff.
of days before going on to
Drushella Furn......... 16
16 Men—Over 210—
Stayton Radio & TV 15
17
225 R. Hendrick, 224 E. Washington D.C. for a ten
Stayton Florist ...... 11
21 Garsjo, L. Glidewell, O. Miot­ day briefing period before
Stout Creek .......... 8
24 ke; 223 A. Christensen, L. leaving for Stockholm, Swed­
HIG Georgia Smith 196; Myers; 222 A. Fromherz, J. en to begin a tour of duty
HIS Georgia Smith 518; HTG Bethell, L. Wallace; 221 L. with the U.S. State Depart­
Stayton Radio & TV 771; Glidewall, R. Glidewell, C. ment.
HTS Stayton Radio <& TV Hendrick, J. Roy; 220 J.
Douglas Teeters arrived
2086.
Birkholz, J. Schieman, R. February 16 at the home of
Stayton Classic
Scott; 216 H. Blaylock; 215 B. his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Name of Team Won Lost Wallace, M. Michaelson; 214 Donald Teeters, from Ft.
Bragg, N.C. where he had
Take Two................. 23
5
3 Aces .................... 20
8
Polka Dots ............. 17
11
River Rats ............. 16
12
Tag Alongs ............. 16
12
Go Aheads ............. 8
20
2 Hoops & a Holler . .6
22
Sweet 3 .................... 6
22
HIG Jerri Attig and Fran
Garsjo 202; HIS Fran Garsjo
537; HTG River Rats 532; HTS
River Rats 1415.
Friday Night Mixed Doubles
Name of Team Won Lost
Team No. 2 ............. 22
14
Girod’s Market ...... 21
15
Ray’s Drug ............. 19
17
Lierman’s Ins.......... 18
18
Gingerbread House.. 15
21
Simpson Timber...... 13
23
HIG Dorothy Clapp 228;
HIS Tony Masser 585; HTG
Ray’s Drug 861; HTS Simpson
Timber 2314.
Canyon Merchants
Name of Team Won Lost
No. 4 Team ............. 17
11
Lyons Tavern .......... 16
12
Drushella ................. 16
12
N. Santiam Ply ...... 13
15
Reimann Lucas ...... 11
17
Simpson Timber Co. 11
17
HIG Art Fromherz 222; H
IS Art Fromherz 571; HTG
Reimann Lucas 610; HTS
Reimann Lucas 1773.
Koffee Klatchers
Name of Team Won Lost
Thiel’s .................... 19
9
Garton Builders .... 17% 10%
Bob and Bills....... 17
11
Girod’s .—............. 16
12
Ray’s Drug ............. 15
13
N. Santiam Lanes .... 14
14
Lowers & Holm... 14
14
Lon’s Barber .......... 14
14
Clayton’s ............. 12% 15%
Western Auto...... 12
16
Davis-Bell Ins......... 9
19
Gene’s Meat Mkt.. 8
20
HIG Mabel Yankus 209; HIS
Ev Johnson 538; HTG Bob &
Bills 973; HTS Bob & Bills
2714.
Monday Night Mixed Doubles
Name of Team Won Lost
7 *
What Nots .......... 23% 8%
9
Ally-Oops ................. 23
Misfits ................... 18% 13%
Shot Pots ............. 17% 14%
17
4 Erratics................. 15
Never Was’ses........ 13% 18%
23
Pin Poppers............. 9
24
Has Beens ............. 8
HIG Fran Garsjo 202, , Jim
Bethell and Lloyd Wallace
222; HIS Fran Garsjo 577,
Ralph Glidewell 600; HTG
Ally-Oops 811; HTS Shot Pots
2301
•
Merchants
Wednesday Night
Name of Team Won Lost
5
Jack’s Coffee Shop 19
Stayton Auto Sup. 15% 8%
9
15
Stout Creek ----
10
Turner Bldg. — . 14
10
Lulay Bros.......... . 14
13
H & W Logging . .. 11
14
K of C ..._...... -- . 10
14
Ripp’s Service.... . 10
14
Stayton Cleaners . 10
How to heat that new dream home will be
15
Morrow Bros....... . 9
8% 15%
N. S. Realty .....
one of your most important planning deci­
16
Stayton Can B G .... 8
sions. A trained heating specialist from
HIG Orv _____
Miotke and Lee
GUdeweli*224; HIS Leo Wick-
Pacific Power can help you make that
izer 604; HTG Morrow Bros.
decision. He’ll bring all the latest informa­
1031; HTS Stayton Cleaners
2878’
tion on low-cost flameless electric heat
Eight Ball
right to your home. You can look at actual
Name of Team Won
— Lost
3
Stayton Can No. 1 21
electric heating bills for homes like the
5
.19
Garton Builders
one
you’ll build. The Pacific Power heat­
11
K of C No. 2 .......... 13
12
12
Sublimity Fire Ins....
ing specialist will describe various meth­
13
Stayton Can No. 2 11
ods of heating with clean, quiet electricity
13
Sportsman’s Center 11
14
10
Santiam Farmers ....
15
Webb’s Texaco ----- 9
17
Girod's Hilltop ----- 7
18
Gorman’s ------------- 6
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