The Mill City enterprise., March 09, 1967, Image 3

BOWLING
Twilightera
Name of Team Won
Lost
Dollie’s .................... 21
11
Simpson ................. 21
11
Laird’s .................... 20
12
Tincknell ............. 19
13
LaFemme ................. 18
14
Adams .................... 17
15
Teague .............
17
15
Turner Bldg............. 16
16
1st Federal ............. 14
18
P P & L ..........
12
20
Eery Const.............. 11
21
Tress Chic .............. 7
25
HIG Blanche Wallace 202;
North Kantiani Merchants HIS Dorothy Schwindt 524;
Name of Team Won Lost HTG Teague 940; HTS Lairds
Girod’s .................... 27
9 2738.
1st National Bank .... 25 11 Merchants Wednesday Night
R. Lucas Bldg. Cont. 20 16 Name of Team Won Lost
9
Lowers & Holm...... 20
16 Jack’s Coffee Shop . ...23
13
Porter & Lau .......... 17
19 Stout Creek .......... 19
14
Valley Telephone .... 16 20 H & W .................... 18
14
Blaylock Roofing .... 16 20 Lulay Bros............. 18
Philippi Ford ........ 14
22 Stayton Auto .......16% 15%
16
Mike’s Motel .......... 13
23 Ripp’s Service....... 16
16
Mike Adams Const... 12 24 Turner Building .... 16
16%
HIG Ernie Garsjo232; HIS N. Santiam R. E... 15%
17
Ernie Garsjo 609; HTG K of C .................... 15
17
Girod’s 991; HTS Rex Lucas Stayton Can.......... 15
Morrow Bros......... 10
22
Bldg. Cont 2847.
Stayton Cleaners .... 10
22
Stayton Classic
HIG Mike Helvey 232; HIS
Name of Team Won Lost
625; HTG North
3 Aces ........ ........... 27
9 Bill Owens
Real Estate 993; HTS
Take Two .. ........... 24
12 Santiam
No. Santiam R. E. 2874.
Polka Dots .. ........... 23
13
Tag Alongs .......... 22
Splits Picked
14
River Rats .. ........... 19
17
4-7-10 Ed Wulf; 6-7-10 Ed
2 Hoops & a Holler 10
26 Sharek.
Sweet 3 ...... .......... 10
26
OTHER HARD SPLITS
Go Aheads .. ........... 9
27
3-6-7-8 Sandy Smith; 3-5-10
HIG Ellen Fudge 236; HIS M. F> eeland; 3-7-10 E. Fudge,
Ellen Fudge 585: HTG Sweet A. Harrison, F. Wallace; 3-6-7
3 496; HTS 3 Aces 1414.
B. Guest, B. Hughes; 2-7-10
Monday Night Mixed Doubles >. Runion; 5-8-10 G. Ward, J
Name of Team Won Lost ’’hristensen, L. Girod, R.
Ally-Oops ......... ...... 26
14 ’schelman, F. Garsjo; 5-6-10
What Nots ..... .... 25% 14% I. Albus; 5-7-10 J. Sphoon, R
Shot Pots ......... ... 23% 16% loore, L. Myers; 3-9-10 J
4 Erratic’s ..... ...... 22
18 anders; 6-8-10 E. Gifford
Misfits ............ .... 20% 19%
Never Was’ses ... 18% 21%
Has Beens ..... ...... 15
25
f
Pin Poppers ... ...... 9
31
HIG Betty Wallace 198,
Lloyd Holm 217; HIS Alma
Spellmyer 501, Lloyd Holm
555; HTG Shot Pots 819; HTS
Ally-Oops 2290.
4- 7-9 J. Schieman; 6-8 D. ’—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 9, 1987
Schwindt; 6-7 D. Teeters, P.
■•'me , time reepivin« treat­
Choate: 4-5 D. Sharp; 4 10 P.
ment for a leg injury he re­
Smith, B. Wallace; 9-10 S.
ceived skiing at Bachelor
Holm, E. Garsjo; 5-6 H. Olson,
Butte.
E. Garsjo; 4-9 J. Gustafson:
Mrs. M. V. Frame and Mrs.
5- 7 A. Dozier, G. Peters, S. E. J. Hughes went to Wald­ Visitors at the home of Mr.
I. ackner, D. Vose, B. McDon­ port February 25 where they and Mrs. Raymond Branch
ald (2), W. Riihimaki, P. visited with friends during February 25 and 26 were Mr.
Jordan; 5-10 G. Kintz, W. the weekend and enjoyed the and Mrs. Jack Marston and
three children of Ashwood
Lierman, L. Newcomb, K. lovely weather on the coast.
and their two older children,
Tower, D. Teeters. J. McKay.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mc­ Kay who is a student nurse at
Men—Over 210—
Carley Jr. of Springfield vis­ Sacred Heart hospital in Eu­
239 A. Underwood; 237 E. ited with friends hc:t a short gene and Alex a student at
Wulf; 232 M. Elvey, C. Phil­ time Monday February 28.
OCE in Monmouth.
lips, E. Garsjo; 230 L. Myers;
M< . Don Spies spent sever­ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crook
228 B. Owens; 227 J. Voltin, al days recently in Santiam of Portland visited Friday
G. Attig; 225 G. Hughes. K. Memorial hospital where she evening at the home of his
Boyle, E. Wulf, B. Nuxoll; 224 had minor surgery and treat­ brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
E. Wulf, A. Harrison; 223 R. ment.
and Mrs. Charles Crook, and
Hendricks, H. Miotke; 222 F
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cum­ took them out to dinner.
Webb; 221 A. Dozier; 219 D. mins of Portland were Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones
Peters; 218 B. Owens, D. Vose; day guests at the home of his of Salem visited Saturday
217 L. Holm, W. Owens; 216 brother-in-law and sister. Mr with Mrs. Jack Ryland.
K. Boyle, B. Buroughs, L. and Mrs. C. M. Cooper.
Mrs. Hattie Golliet return­
Howard, L. Holm, W. Owens;
Saturday evening guests at ed home Saturday from a two
215 J. Schieman, A. Yankus, the home of Mr. and Mrs. week vacation trip to Cali­
W. Stoll; 214 W. McClain; 213 David Blum, Judy and Jimmy fornia, when she visited with
K. Boyle, V. Lulay; 212 G. were Mrs. Blum’s uncle and relatives at Azusa and friends
Harteloo; 211 G. Gleason. B. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Norman at Palm Springs. She also
Youngblood, T. Masser; 210 Smith and Mr. and Mrs. spent a couple of days with
J. Parrish, E. Garsjo.
Thomas Malone and three her daughter, Harriet in Eu­
daughters, all of Salem.
Women—Over 190—
gene on her way home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Coffman
236 E. Fudge; 222 J. Attig;
212 E. Johnson; 210 M. King; spent the past weekend at
203 R. Ray; 202 Blanche Wal­ Ocean Shores, Wn., when they
lace, E. Johnson; 201 B. Krec- were celebrating their 31st
klow; 200 N. Leffler; 198 Betty wedding anniversary. The
Wallace; 197 E. Boedigheimer; trip was financed by the
195 P. Smith; 193 F. Garsjo; couples three daughters.
Nick Wagner was in San­
192 A. Spellmeyer; 191 D.
tiam Memorial hospital for
Schwindt, L. Jacoby.
Santiam Memorial Hospital
Men—600 Series—
STEINBERG—To Mr. and
642 W. Owens; 625 B. Owens; >n; 548 E. Johnson; 539 F
615 K. Boyle; 609 E. Garsjo; ay; 535 Blanch Wallace; 5?’ Mrs. Richard L. Steinberg,
605 J. Schieman.
’. Lierman; 524 D. Schwindt; Stayton, a son, Tuesday, Feb­
4-Game League
5 V. Chamberlin, E. Myer ruary 28, 1967.
TEAGUE—To Mr. and Mrs.
848 E. Wulf; 801 C. Phillips.
Krecklow; 511 P. Smit!
Women—First 500 and Over—
0 r? Cnrslo; 501 A. Spel’ Theodore Teague, Stayton, a
daughter, Wednesday, March
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N'ghtengals
Name of Team Won Lost
Mill Sunply ............ 27
13
Aumsville Flour Mill 26
14
Riverview ............... 24
16
Valley Teleohone .... 22
18
Drushella Furniture 18
29
Stayton Radio & TV 17
23
Stayton Florist ...... 16
24
Stout Creek ............ 10
31
HIG Roberta Rav 203; HIS
Roberta Ray 539; HTG Aums­
ville Flour Mill 777; HTS
Aumsville Flour Mill 2167.
Unusual Plays: Roberta Rav
won her first pin for a 203
game and 500 series pin.
Friday Nftrht Mixed Double«
Name of Team Won Lost
Team No. 2 .......... 27
17
Girod’s Super Mkt... 25
IP
Rays Drug Store .... 22
29
Leirmans Insurance 22
29
Gingerbread House.. 21
2°
Simnson Lumber Co. 15
2°
HIG Ace Underwood 239-
HIS Ace Underwood 567-
HTG Girod’s Market 839; HTS
Girod’s Maket 2318.
Canvon Merchants
Name of Team Won Lost
Lyons Tavern ........ 22
14
Drushella ............... 21
15
No. 4 Team ...._....... 21
15
N. Santiam Ply ...... 15
21
Reimann Lucas ...... 15
21
Simnson Ply ............ 14
22
HIG John Voltin 226; HIS
Gary Hughes 576: HTG Simp­
son Ply 710; HTS Simnson
Ply and Lyons Tavern 1807.
Koffee Klntchrrs
Name of Team Won Lost
Thiel’s Grocery ...... 26
10
Girod’s .................... 21
15
Ray’s Drug ............. 20
16
Bob & Bill’s ............ 20
16
Garton Builders .... 19%
16*A
Western Auto ........ 19
17
Lowers & Holm... 19
17
Lon’s Barber Shop .. 18
18
N. Santiam Lanes ... 17
19
Clayton’s ............... 14% 21%
Davis-Bell Ins....... 11
25
Gene’s Meat Mkt... 11
25
HIG Ev Johnson 212; HIS
Ev Johnson 548; HTG Lon’s
Barber Shop 965; HTS Lowers
& Holm 2758.
Monday Night Majors
Name of Team Won Lost
51
Santiam Hardware.. 85
N.S. Cham, of Com. 84% 51%
52
N.S. Lanes ............. 84
61
Girod’s Meats .......... 75
67
Girod’s Produce .... 69
70
Scio ............ .......... . 66
72
Coast to Coast Stores 64
74
J. W. Wood-Bldr...... 62
76
60
Gerath’s No. 1 ....
76
60
Girod’s Market
54% 71%
Lowers & Holm
87
.. 49
Gerath’s No. 2
HIG Ed Wulf 237; HIS Ed
Wulf 848; HTG Girod’s Meats
2469; HTS Girod's Meats 2469.
Eight Ban
Name of Team
Won
Loef
7
Stayton Can. No. 1 .. 25
Garton Builders .... 25
7
15
Sportsman's Center 17
15
Sublimity Fire Ins. 17
16
K of C No 2 .......... 16
14
18
Santiam Farmers
19
Webb’s Texaco ...... 13
30
Stayton Can. No. 2 12
20
Girod’s Hilltop ...... 12
14
Gorman’s ................. 28
HIG John Kokstis 227; HIS
Kim Bovle 615; HTG Webb’s
Texaco «14; HTS Garton
Builders 2159.
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