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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1967)
BOWLING Monday Night Majors Name of Team Won Lost N. S. Lanes ......... 100 53 Santiam Hardware . 98 55 N. S. C of C ...... 91% 61% Girod’s Meats .......... 82 71 Girod’s Produce .... 79 74 Coast to Coast.......... 77 76 Scio ..................... 76 77 Girod’s Market ...... 69 84 Gerath’s Union No. 1 68 85 J. W. Wood .......... 66 87 Lowers & Holm ...55% 97% Gerath’s Union No. 2 53 100 HIG Lyle Newcomb and George Harteloo 247; HIS George Harteloo 899; HTG N. S. Lanes 692; HTS N. S. Lanes 2685. North Santiam Merchants Name of Team Won Lost Girod’s .................... 30 10 1st National Bank .... 26 14 Rex Lucas ............. 24 16 Lowers & Holm ........ 24 16 Porter & Lau .......... 26 20 Mike’s Motel .......... 16 24 Valley Telephone .... 16 24 Blaylock Roofing .... 16 24 Philippi Ford .......... 15 25 Mike Adams............13 27 HIG C. Hendrick 234; HIS L. Atkinson 628; HTG Rex Lucas 1019; HTS Rex Lucas 2983. Merchants Wednesday Night Name of Team Won Lost 12 Jack’s Coffee Shop ... 24 13 Lulay Bros............ . 23 15 H & W Logging.... ... 21 15 Stout Creek ........ . 21 Stayton Auto ...... 20% 15% 17 Ripp’s Service .... .. 19 No. Sant. R. E..... 18% 17% 20 K of C .................. .. 16 20 Stayton Canning .. .. 16 20 Turner Building .. .. 16 24 Stayton Cleaners . .. 12 25 Morrow Bros......... ... 11 HIG Bob McDonald 256; H IS Orv. Miotke 603; HTG Lu- lay Bros. 977; HTS Stayton Auto 2775. Eight Ball Name of Team Won Lost Stayton Can. No. 1 .... 28 8 Garton Builders .... 28 8 Sublimity Fire Ins. 21 15 Sportsman’s Center 20 16 K of C No. 2 .......... 17 19 Webb’s Texaco .... 15% 20% Santiam Farmers ...15% 20% Girod’s Hilltop ...... 13 23 Stayton Can. No. 2 .... 12 24 Gorman’s ............. 9 27 HIG Mike Helvey 224; HIS Mike Helvey 570; HTG Webbs Texaco 783: HTS Sublimity Fire Ins. 2185. Koffee Klatchers Name of Team Won Lost Thiel’s .................... 29 11 Lowers & Holm ........ 23 17 Garton Builders .... 23 17 Western Auto ...... 22 18 Lon’s Barber Shop .... 22 18 Gitod’s ................. 21% 18% Ray’s Drug ............. 21 19 Bob and Bill’s .......... 20 20 N. Santiam Lanes .... 20 20 Clayton’s .......... 16% 23% Davis-Bell Ins.......... 13 27 Gene’s Meat Market 12 28 HIG Esther Cline 212; HIS Midge King 532; HTG Gene’s Meat Market 981; HTS West ern Auto 2770. N'ghtengals Name of Team Won Lost Mill Supply............. 31 13 Aumsville Flour...... 26 18 Valley Telephone .... 25 19 Riverview ............... 24 20 Drushella Furniture 21 23 Stayton Radio & TV 21 23 Stayton Florist ...... 17 27 Stout Creek .......... 11 34 HIG Shirley Sharp 208; HIS Ellen Fudge 594; HTG Stay ton Radio & TV 718; HTS. Valley Telephone 2050. Canyon Merchants Name of Team Won Lost Lyons Tavern ....... 26 14 No. 4 Tteam .......... 24 16 Drushella ...... ........ 22 18 Reiman Lucas.......... 18 22 N. Santiam Ply ...... 16 24 Simpson Timber Co. 14 26 HIG Gary Gleason 214; HIS Gary Gleason 594; HTG Lyons Tavern 637; HTS Lyons Tav ern 1877. Friday Night Mixed Doubles Name of Team Won Loot Team No. 2 ------- 29 19 Girod’s Super Mkt. 29 19 Ray’s Drug Store .... 26 22 Lierman’s Ins. ----- 24 24 Gingerbread House 21 27 Simpson Timber Co. 15 33 HIG Tony Masser 225; HIS Tony Masser 608; HTG Girod Market 805; HTS Girod Mar ket 2330 Twilighters Name of Team Won Lost 11 Simpson’s ------ __ 25 13 Dollie’s ............. ..... 23 13 Tincknell -------- .... 23 13 23 laird’s ....... 16 Turner Ridi? . . ..... 20 17 .... 19 T nFemniP 17 19 Adam«; ........... 19 Teague ............. ..... 17 20 16 P P & L 22 Fryer, G. Strawn; 5-8-10 Viv 25 Chamberlin, Blanch Wallace; Tress Chic _____ ..... 7 29 6-8-10 W. Moore; 6-7 M. Gen HIG Jeanette Fery 188; HI tly; 5-7-8 E. Girod; 4-5-7 E. S Jeanette Fery 533; HTG Boyle, G. Carey; 4-5 F. Garsjo, Tincknell 927; HTS Simpson M. Duncan; 5-6 J. Schieman, 2713. N. Underwood; 4-9 R. Hen Monday Night Mixed Doubles drick; 3-7 J. Attig, E. Girod; Name of Team Won Lost 5-7 M. Gentry, J. Waller, D. Ally Oops ............ .... 27 17 Bales, R. Fritz, D. Carey, P. What Nots.......... ... 26% 17% Pennington, W. Morrison, 5-10 Shot Pots ........... .. 26% 17% H. Miotke, F. Eastwood, P. 19 Lierman, S. Walton, S. Sharp. 4 Eerratics ........ .... 25 Misfits ................ .. 23% 20% Men—Over 210— Never Was’ses... ... 22% 21% 247 G. Harteloo, L. New 28 comb; 244 B. Barnhardt; 235 Has Beens ........ ... 16 35 B. Eastman; 234 C. Hendrick; Pin Poppers....... .... 9 HIG Vi Valencourt 192, 231 C. Gentry; 227 C. Phillips; Ralph Glidewell 224; HIS 226 D. Sharp; 225 T. Masser Blanche Wallace 511, Ralph (2); 224 R. Glidewell, L. At Glidewell 571; HTG Shot Pots kinson; 223 F. Johnson, G. S20; HTS Shot Pots 2319. Attig, G. Harteloo; 222 J. Stayton Classic Schieman, D. Peters; 221 L. Won Lost Name of Team Atkinson; 220 D. Peters; 217 9 G. Attig; 215 G. Harteloo, M. 3 Aces ............ ...... 31 13 Helvey, J. Schieman, N. Gus Take Two........ ........ 27 14 tafson; 214 G. Gleason, V. Lu- Tag Alongs .... ....... 26 17 lay, G. Harteloo: 213 H. Webb; Polka Dots ..... ....... 23 17 L. Wallace, Wickizer; 211 J. River Rats ..... ....... 23 29 Myers, L. Holm; 210 V. Cham Sweet Three ... ...... 11 30 berlin, R. Eshelman, J. Wag ? Hoops and a Holler 10 31 goner. Go Aheads ..... ...... 9 HIG Olive Barnhardt 194; —Over 190— HIS Olive Barnhardt and El- Women 212 E. Cline; 208 S. Sharp; River len Fudgs 508; HTG 203 M. Yankus; 202 D. Clapp; Rats 506; HTS River Rats 200 P. Lierman; 199 D. Mc 1440. Clain; 194 O. Barnhardt; 193 P. Lierman; 192 M. Yankus, V. Valencourt; 190 V. Cham Splits Picked berlin, B. Jordan, D. McDoug 6-7-10 Jim Stroud all. OTHER HARD SPLITS 4-7-9-10 E. Garsio; 4-7-9 D. Men—600 Series— 628 L. Atkinson; 622 L. Wal Huff; 3-9-10 C. Hendrick; 5-7-9 H. Miotke, M. Colton; 2-7-10 lace; 610 M. Helvey; 608 T. D. Fryer; 3-7-10 A. Heim, P. Masser; 606 F. Johnson. 1st Federal ........ .... 14 Fery Const.......... ..... 11 8—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 16, 1967 4-Game League 899 G. Harteloo; 818 D. Pet ers; 812 G. Attig—All on same team. Season high series scratch G. Harteloo 214-215,223,247, 899. Women—First 500 and Over— 549 E. Fudge; 544 D. Mc Clain; 538 D. Clapp; 533 Jean Fery; 532 M. King; 528 V. Chamberlin; 520 E. Cline; 519 P. Lierman; 515 A. Harrison; 511 Blanche Wallace; 508 O. Barnhardt, E. Fudge; 506 B. Jordan; 504 M. Yankus; 503 S. Bethell. Santiam Ripples By Peggy Cooper During the Student Coun cil meeting Tuesday, March 7, the pins that will be given to each member were select ed. The group voted on Boy and Girl of the month for February and then went on to the business of passing ac tivity sheets. A lot of activi ties were scheduled for the coming months, among them a handicap basketball game on March 24, sponsored by GAA with a dance after which is being put on by Var sity “S.” The band and chor us had an activity sheet pass ed for a car wash to be held March 25. Two dances were also planned, one for April 14, by Drama club and the annual Freshman - Eighth Grade dance for May 12. Sen iors have decided to have a bottle drive April 1 and the last activity was an Inter class Tiack Meet to be held April 5. Varsity S is sponsor ing the meet. On March 8, Honor Society held their induction for new members. Seven students were taken into the club: Seniors, Patti Eastwood and Lorena Harmon; Juniors, Mark Bennett, Peggy Cooper, Terry Hansen, Kathy Rose, and Vicki Rush. Fred Gruver Honor Society advisor and Burton Boioughs gave short speeches and Honor Society members, Sandy Cooper, Ka thy Story, Alan Yankus, and Nancy Cogar gave talks on Leadership, Character, Serv ice, and Scholarship. Honor Society President, Dennis Da vidson swore in the new in ductees. Refreshing the Nation’s Economy What is the brewing industry worth to the American economy? Reckon it in billions. Here are some of our annual outlays, in round numbers: Excise taxes (federal, state, local)... .$1.4 Billion Agricultural purchases (grains, etc.).$215 Million Packaging purchases (wood, paper, metal)...................... $550 Million Salaries and wages......................... .$2.5 Billion Metal warm-air floor regist er grills can be cleaned in a dishwasher, reports a home maker. Do not add any deter gent. (No dishes in the racks, of course.) Then use the vac uum cleaner to dust the open ing in the floor before replac ing the register frame. Mainspring — Work and careful planning is the hub around which the wheels of progress revolve. ON THESE FOUR ITEMS ALONE-MORE THAN $4 BILLION The Breweries of America Pump Constant Refreshment into the Afnerican Economic System. L UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. J Plant the Seed i&ÂetG MOU JkT'S what you might call a commonly recognized agricultural principle that if you want to do your harvesting on a particular piece of ground, that’s the place to sow your seed. Using the same general type of reasoning, it is obvious that if you want to harvest a nice crop of pros perity ... in the form of better busi ness, a better job, a better community in which to live . . . it’s advisable to plant your trade dollars where they —^-Ji run will produce growth for you, rather than for somebody else. v* The homes we live in ... the jobs and businesses which support us . . . the schools and churches that teach our children and enrich our lives . . . the convenient stores and service establishments that supply our every day and emergency needs . . . none of these were built, nor are they sup ported by the dollars that are spent in some other community or city. it byy whtrt T ty . These Firms Are Genuinely Interested in the Future of Our Community and Your Welfare Kelly Lumber Sales G. S. Merryfield Building Supplies, Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Electrical Fixtures Interior — Exterior Painting Spray or Brush Ph. 897-2483 Jerry Pittam Insurance Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Hoover's Repair JIM and VERYL Studio of Hair Design Betty Klutke Don's Tire Sales Tires Are My Business Highway 22, Mill City, Ore. Hill Insurance Agency We Give S & H Green Stamps Fresh Meats, Groceries, Dry Goods Mill City Branch Jerry Coffman Santiam Cable Vision Mill City, Oregon H. L. Ashby Les's Body & Fender Repair Complete Body Repair and Paint Service Mill City Enterprise New and Used Cars Advertising — Commercial Printing Muir's Bakery and Fountain Made From The Best Girod's Hilltop Super Market S & H Green Stamps U. S. National Bank of Oregon Head Office Portland Distributor of Shell Products Mill City, Oregon Mill City Hardware Red & White Store Mill City Pharmacy Try Your Drug Store First Strout Realty Highway 22 Vivian Kealen, Mgr. Gates Ph. 897-2124 M & M Phillips 66 Service S & H Green Stamps
