NOTICE
Our property which includes the Bed of Rock
Creek and The Land under the Bonneville Power
Line, is POSTED. It is not open for Hunting to
Any One.
MARTIN V. KELLY
4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept 28, 1967 Taylor, general chairman.
Guest speaker of the even
ing was Ted Sims of Corval
lis, State Grange Overseer.
During the program, an old-
fashioned fiddling bee was
held during the evening by
Will E. White of Scio, and
Frank Basl of Fern Ridge.
Mrs. Hugh Johnston won the
LYONS — Santiam Valley I dinner at the hall Saturday prize for guessing the num
Grange held their 28th An- 1 ifternoon and evening. Ed ber of buttons in a jar. She
nual Harvest Festival and I Bell of Stayton was master guessed 400 and there were
Booster Night program and |of ceremonies and Elmer 401. Mrs. Giles Wagner held
the lucky number and got the
treasure chest.
There was a good display ot
fancy work, canning, baking,
flowers, fruits, vegetables,
hobbies, novelties, antiques
and ceramics. First and se
cond blue ribbon winners
were:
Fancy work—first, Mrs. Ed
Bell, Blanche Wagner, Estelle
Spiva, Keith Carter, Helen
Shafer, Alta Bodeker, Mary
Loucks, Vivian White, Tyler
Pinkston, Mildred Huffman,
Nellie Jones, Lucille Kirsch,
and Edna Dolby Red ribbon,
Ruth Nelson, Blanche Wag
ner, Georgia Hays, Alta Bod
eker, Lucille Kirsch, Mildred
Huffman, Edna Dolby and
Ruth Nelson.
Baking, blue ribbons. Jean
Roberts, Fern Sletto, Lucille
Kirsch, Georgia Hays, Rose
Coffman, Bertha Basl, Bay
onne Stroschine. Red ribbons
Joe Toepfer, Lucille Kirsch.
Canning. Blue ribbons, Ber
tha Basl, Giles Wagner, L.
E. Sletto, Lucille Kirsch, Joe
Toepfer. Red: Bertha Basl,
Lucille Kirsch, L. E. Sletto,
Joe Toepfer, Georgia Hays,
Helen Shafer, Mattie Stout.
Antiques. Blue, Frank Basl,
Alvin Palmer, Therm. Smith,
Luther Stout, Jake Myers,
Helen Shafer, Mrs. Dick Gor
man, Zelma Plane, Estelle
Spiva. Red. Tyler Pinkston,
Alvin Palmer, Helen Shafer,
Zelma Plane, Frank Basl and
Giles Wagner.
Novelties and Hobbies. Blue
Helen Shafer, Vivian White,
Ruth Nelson, Georgia Hays.
Red Ribbon, Therman Smith.
Ceramics. Blue Carla Heath,
Cynthia Fisher, Blanche Wag
ner.
Flowers. Blue,
Mattie
Stout, Georgia Hays, Bessie
Hampton, Giles Wagner, Ka
thleen Manning, Mrs Dick
Gorman, Lori Tinney, Dick
Gorman, Joe Toepfer, Joann
Gorman, Denise Tinney, Mrs.
Ed Bell, Lucille Kirsch, Zel
ma Plane, Eva Bressler, Mi
chael Gorman, Patrick Gor
man, Ruth Nelson, Helen
Shafer. Red, Bessie Hampton,
L. E. Sletto, Denise Tinney,
Giles Wagner, Lori Tinney,
Helen Shafer, Mrs. Dick Gor
man, Mattie Stout, Alta Bod
eker, Luther Stout, Joann
Gorman, Georgia Hays.
Fruit, Vegetables and Nuts,
Blue, Jean Roberts, Mary Lou
Henning, L. E. Sletto, Frank
Basl, Barney Kirsch, Paul
Kirsch, Jake Myers, Mrs. Ed
Bell, Helen Shafer, Austin
Longfellow, Joe Toepfer, Lu
ther Stout, Bill Dull, Harold
Hawthorne, Vance Tinney,
Michael Tinney, Joe Barrows,
John Shafer, Bessie Hamp
ton, Lucille Kirsch, Bertha
Basl, Giles Wagner, Frank
Studnick. Red. Vance Tinney,
L. E. Sletto, Frank Studnick,
Bertha Basl, Giles Wagner,
Bill Dull, Luther Stout, Mrs.
Dick Gorman, Paul Kirsch,
Jake Myers, Bessie Hampton,
Michael Tinney, Joe Toepfer,
Estelle Spiva, Helen Shafer,
Rose Coffman. John Shafer,
Frank Basl, Eva Bressler,
Mrs. Ed Bell, Georgia Hays.
Horses. Senior Division.
Rirst Brenda Coles, second,
Jean Roberts; third, Sharron
Smith. Junior Div. First
Mark Smith, second. Rhonda
Sehles, third. Melinda Fehlen.
Lambs. First Susan Dougal.
second. Billie Lambert and
Mark Smith, second on an
Angus Calf. Mark Smith, first
in horse race.
Lou Myers won first in the
horseshoe pitching contest
and Jake Myers second.
Many Present for Annual
Santiam Grange Fair
We admit it.
You ao get
a lot less with
electric heat.
Flameless!
Noiseless!
Fuelless!
Dirtless!
Flueless!
Odorless!
Ha rmless!
Cougars Take Win
Over St. Paul Friday
Comforting,
isn't it?
Pacific Power
DETROIT—Detroit Coug
ars moved into an undisputed
first place with a 20-6 victory
over St. Paul in an 8-man
Casco League football game
here Friday afternoon. Kenny
Tower ran for two touch
downs and passed 38 yards
for another to his brother
Dennis. Bobby Miller added
two extra points. Mike Mert
en scored St. Paul’s only
points with a 35-yard scamp
er in the second quarter.
Detroit — K. Tower one
run 9; Miller pass from K.
Tower; D. Tower 38 pass
from K. Tower (run failed)
K. Tower 45 run (Miller run)
St. Paul. Merten 35 run (run
failed.) Detroit will play
Mohawk there Friday at 3
p. m.
For Quality Job Prating call
The Enterprise, R97-Î772.
JOHNSON—To Mr and
Mrs. Robert G. Johnson, Stay
ton, a son, Saturday, Sept.
9, 1967.
JANOTA—To Mr. and Mrs.
Ludvlck Sonny Janota, Stay
ton, a son, Saturday, Sept. 9,
1967.
HOWLAND—To Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis A. Howland,
Salem, a daughter, Monday,
Sept. 11, 1967.
O’CONNOR—To Mr. and
Mrs. Francis J. O’connor, Scio
a daughter, Monday, Sept. 11,
1967.
NICODEMUS— To Mr. and
Mrs. Larry G. Nicodemus,
Mill Citv, a daughter, Tues
day, Sept. 12, 1967.
KANOFF—To Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas L Kanoff, Bend, a
son, Thursday September,
14, 1967.
YOST—To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul F. Yost, Sublimity, a
daughter, Saturday, Sept. 16,
1967.
REYES—To Mr. and Mrs
Luciano Reyes, Stayton, a
daughter, Tuesday, Sept. 19,
1967.
HICKS—To Mr. and Mrs.
Delaine C. Hicks, Stayton, a
daughter, Friday, Sept. 22,
1967.
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Phone 897-2772
P. O. Box 848
Mill City, Ore. 97860
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