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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1968)
’JflWLlMG let Cream Splits 6-7-10 W. McClain; 6-7-10 Dan Peters; 6-7-10 Dot McClain. Other Hard Splits M-6-10 B. Nuxoll; 5-8-10 M. Schachtsick, E. Boyle, J. An derson, P. Lierman; 3-9-10 P. Hanson, E. Boyle, W. Cox, O, West; 7-9 A. Burger; 6-7-10 A. Dozier; 4-10 J. Bodeker; 4-7-9 J. Mumey; 3-7-10 E. Boyle; 5-7- 9 B. Kalina, G. Peters; 6-8-10 W. Wells, T. Green; 4-5 D. HuffHuff; 3-7 O. Wood; 4-5-7 J. Sphoon; 3-6-7 H. Holm; 5-7 L. Pietrok, R. Glidewell, C. Carey, G. Ward, L. Holm, L. Atkinson, J. Kokstis, P. Bell, S. Crenshaw, E. Garsjo, N. Un derwood, C. Milionis, F. Mon- yoya; 5-10 W. Shelton, L. Hub er, E. Boyle, W. Owens, B. Strawn, D. Schuetz, D. Nye. Men — Over 210 254 J. Waggoner; 248 H. Blaylock; 245 D. Estabrook; 236 P. Swope; 226 R. Glide- well; 225 L. Newcomb; 224 O. West. G. Gleason, S. Alsman; 223 E. Garsjo, J. Bethell, D. Sharp, J. Peters; 222 A. Doz ier; 220 H. Holm; 219 L. Henn ing; 218 H. Blaylock; 216 G. Attig, B. Puckett; 215 K. Boy le: 214 L. Holm, H. Miotke; 213 B. Stigelman, D. Esta brook, H. Miotke, L. Holm, O. West. Men — 600 Series 647 D. Estabrook; 626 L. Howard; 617 G. Puckett; 616 H. Miotke; 615 L. Myers. Women — Over 190 205 D. Schwindt, F. Garsjo; 203 J. Attlg; 200 M. Yankus; 198 F. Garsio; 195 D. McClain, C. Carey; 193 D. McClain. Women — First 500 & Rigger 566 Betty Wallace; 552 J. Attlg:4 59 F. Garsjo; 536 C. Carey; 531 M. Yankus; 517 D. McClain; 506 K. Manning; 504 D. Schwindt; 500 D. Neath- erlln. Fisht Ball League W I Name of Team 3 Stayton Canning 1. . 13 4 Sportsman Center ... . 12 Frank Lumber Co. .. .. 11 5 North Santiam Ply. 10% 5% 6 Girod’s Hll’ton ....... . 10 Garton Builders .... .. 8% 8% Webb’s Texaco ....... ... 8 8 9 Stavton Canning 2... ... 7 10 North Santiam Lanes 6 1? Sublimity Fire Ins. ..4 1? Gorman’s Real Estate 4 14 Wilco Farmens ....... ... 2 HIG Joe Peters 223; HIS Lou’e Henning 576: HTC. North Santiam Ply 745: HTS Sublimity Fire Ins. 2158. Merchants Wednesday Night Name r>f Team ’V ’ N. Santiam Real Est. 16 Stout Creek Lbr. .. 13*4 6« Stavton Cannine Co. 12 f> Turner Puldg. Snly. 11% 8«- Stavton Cleaners .... 10 K Stavton Auto Supply 9 1’ K of C No. 2 ............. 9 11 Jack’s Coffee Shop .... 8 1° H «• W T.oeging...... 8 1’ K of C No. 1 ............. 7 1’ Girod’s Market ........ 6 I3 Lulav Timber Co...... 4 If' HTG Otis West 2'M; Ht0 Herman Holm 564; HTG Gir od’s Market 10i5; HTS Lulay Timber Co 2737. Ki<»htengals I Name 0* Team W 8 Drushella’s Furn...... 20 10 Riverview ............... 18 10 Stavton Radio & TV 18 10 Stout Creek Lbr. Co. 10 10 Park <t- Shoo .......... 18 1« Earl’s Chevron Serv. 15 Jerrv’s Tavern ...... 19% 15«. Mill Sunnlv ........... 8% 19’4 22 Valiev Telephone ... 6 22 Wallev’s Phillin’s ‘66 ’ 6 HTG and HIS Je- rv Attig 203. 55’- HTG and WTC stay- ton Radio & TV 752. 2112. Twllightera W Name of Team L Dollies Hair Fashion 16 4 Gingerbread House .. 14% 5% Santiam Lounge ... 11% 8% LaFemme Beauty Sin 11 9 Lairds ...................... 11 9 10 Teagues .................. 10 North Santiam Lanes 9 11 Kimsey Const. Co. ... . 9 11 12 Tlncknell ................. . 8 Pacific Power & Light 8 12 Sprouse-Reitz .......... 7 13 San. Child Care Ser . 5 15 HIG and HIS Fran Garsjo 205, 549; HTG and HTS Teag ues 948, 2662. Monday N’ght Majors Name of Team W L Team No. 12 .......... 32 19 N. S. Cham, of Com. 32 19 Turner Bldg Sply. 31% 19% Girod’s Produce . .. 29% 21% N. S. Lanes No. 1 27% 23% Frank Lumber Co. 27% 23% N. S. Lanes No. 2 ....26 25 Girod’s Market .... 23% 27% West Scio Grocery 22% 28% Gerath’s Union Ser. 20 31 Scio ........................ 17% 33% Santiam Hardware 16% 34% HTG Jim Waggoner 254; HIS Harvey Blaylock 852; HTG & HTS Turner Bldg. Supply 688, 2591. Koffee Klatchers Name of Team W L Lowers & Holm ........ 21 3 Girod’s ...................... 19 S Thiel’s ....................... 14 10 Bob’s Richfield ....... 13 11 Lou’s Barber Shop .... 12 12 Davis-Foley Ins...... 12 12 Ray’s Drug .............. 11 13 1st. Fed. Savings .... 11 13 Western Auto........ 10 14 N. Santiam Lanes .... 9 15 Garton Builders ....... 7 17 Gene’s Meat Mkt.........5 19 HIG Dorothy Schwindt 205; HIS Mabel Yankus 531; HTG Thiel’s 940; HTS Girod’s 2696. Friday Mixed Doubles Name of Team W L Drushell Real Estate 14 2 Frankies Coin Wash 10 6 Lyons Tavern .......... 7 9 Adams Grocery .....- 7 9 LYONS By Eva Bressler Mr. and Mrs. Hobson Gunn have returned from Califor nia after spending eight weeks with relatives and friends at Castro Valley, Hayward, Oak land and other bay cities. The Gunns were residents of Cal ifornia before moving to Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye were Friday visitors in Falls City. They were guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Feenstra. Enroute they were dinner guests at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lad Pesek In Salem. The occassion honored the birthday anniversary of their granddaughter, Janell. Mrs. Leo Cruson spent the week end at Riderwood, Washington at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl White, who were cele brating their 60th wedding anniversary. Due to the death of the mo ther of the director of the Girod’s Market .... 6 10 Garton’s Builders .... 4 12 HIG and HIS Hank Miotke 214, 616; HTG Frankies Coin Wash 809; HTS Drushella Real Estate 2302. No. Santiam Merchants Name of Team W L Lowers & Holm No 2 20 4 Lowers & Holm No 1 18 6 Valley Telephone .... 17 7 Albany Lanes .......... 14 10 Porter & Lau .......... 12 12 Philippi Ford .......... 12 12 Girod’s .................... 11 13 1st. Nat. Bank ...... 10% 13% Sprouse-Reitz .......... 10 14 Regal Trophy ...... 8% 15% Jerry’s Tavern .......... 8 16 Blaylock Roofing........... 3 21 HIG and HIS Dave Esta brook 245, 647; HTG and HTS Porter & Lau 1077, 3102. Musicial Missionary concert, the Vesper band, scheduled to be held at the Lyons Meth odist church Sunday, Feb- tuary 11, was postponed until Sunday February 18. It will be held on that date at 4 p. m. The public is invited to at tend. Friends in Lyons received word of the death of James L. Chamberlain of Salem, a long time resident of Lyons. He passed away Friday night February 9, at the age of 87. Services will be held Wednes day Feb. 14 from Virgil T. Golden mortuary at 10:30 a. m. Interment at Lone Oak cemetery in Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. James Hol lingshead were in Salem Mon day to attend funeral services for her brother Harland Brock of Salem who passed away Thursday, February 8 at Reno, Nevada, of a heart attack. Services were held at First Presbyterian Church at 10:3C a. m. with interment at Belcrest Memorial Park. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh John ston and sons were Sunday guests at the home of his sis ter and family Mr. and Mrs. Claire Humphries at Myrtle Creek. The Lyons Women’s club went to Fairview Home in Salem February 14 to hostess a party at Gaines Cottage. It was a Valentine and birthday party for girls with birthdays in January, February and March. There are about 85 girls in the cottage Miss Sirpa Utrianinen, ex change student from Finland who is making her home with the Utah Crowson family in Stayton and attending Stay ton Union High, as a senior will be guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Mari- Linn PTC Thursday night, February 15. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Beau- mont are announcing the birth of a son born Thursday, February 8 at Santiam Me morial hospital in Stayton. He was greeted at home by two brothers. Mrs. Hazel Lewis and daughter, Miss Beulah were Sunday guests in Corvallis with her daughter, Miss Lu cille Lewis. They enjoyed a trip to Alsea where they were dinner guests. The occasion honored the birthday anniver sary of Beulah. Bev. and Mrs. R. A. Feen stra were dinner guests Sun day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye. Rev. Feen stra gave the Sunday morn ing sermon at the Lyons Methodist church. He is a former pastor of the church here and is now pastor of the Falls City Methodist church. He is 85 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mor gan spent Wednesday and Thursday in Milwaukie with their daughter Miss May Ag nes Morgan who is employed there. The occassion honored the birthday anniversary of Morgan. Wednesday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen were his cousin and wife Mr. and Mrs. Willard Green from Walport. Spending several days the last of the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kimery and son Jerry were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ogden from Il waco, Washington. Mrs. Og den will be remembered as Mrs. Mabel Spa, a former Lyons resident. The February meeting of the Lyons Extension Unit was held Thursday 8, at the Lyons Methodist church beginning at 10 a. m. Covering of coat hangers was the lesson of the day. Helen Johnston and Thel ma Hawthorne were hostess and set a beautiful table car- 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 15, 1968 i ying out the Valentine motif. Their March meeting will be held on the third Thursday, Lesson of the day will be Home accessories with Mrs. Belva Covey of Albany, Linn County Extension Agent giv ing the demonstration. Mrs. Leoa Johnson spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Portland attending a Post Masters work shop held at the Hilton Hotel. The fourth meeting of Sew ing with Knitts was held at the Mari-Linn school house Monday evening, February 5, at 7 p. m. Their next and last meeting will be held at the school house on Monday even ing March 4, at 7 p. m. Wky Don’t You Subscribe to Th* Mill City Enterprise Mill City Enterprise H ed with LESS than you pay hr? Z^OULD YOU BE CONTENTED with eight eggs for a dozen... three quarts of paint for a gallon... one and a half socks for a pair? No? Yet, as a matter of fact, you actually do get short-valued — on the things you buy away from home. It’s basic economics, you know... some 30% of the price tag on goods is community overhead expense — city, county, school serv ices, and the development of better job and business opportunities for the exclusive benefit of the people who live in the community where the purchase is made. Which simpiy means that trading in the area where you live is the Monday Night Mixers Name <■>* Team W T Shot Pots ............... 11 1 Savage & Lierman —.7 1 Allv Oons ................. 6 6 Never Wa«es ............... 6 6 He’s * She’s ............... 5 7 4 Ralls ..........................4 8 Back Acres ......... — 4 Bassett Hounds .......... 1 7 HIG and HIS Ralnh Glide- well ??6. 601; HTG Savage & Lierman 783; HTS Shot Pots 2243. Stnvtnn Classic tv T Name of Team 17% 6«. The Mixers 16 8 <Sicte’-«-<n-laws 10 14 pin Whnnners ............ 13«. 10’4 10 What wnots ......... 12 15 9 16 Çlow Startprq ..... .... 8 17 Rr,->Hmnner« __ __ __ 7 HTG and HTS Carol» Carey • s 5?6; HTG Washouts 541 HT' Pin Whoppers 1441 These Firms Are Genuinely Interested in the Future of Our Community and Your Welfare Kelly Lumber Sales Hill Insurance Agency Building Supplies, Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Electrical Fixtures Mill City, Oregon Jerry Pittam Insurance Mill City Hardware Vivian Kealen, Mgr. Highway 22 Ph. 897-2124 Gates Don's Tire Sales Betty Klutke Tires Are My Business Highway 22, Mill City, Ore. Mill City Enterprise Santiam Cable Vision Advertising — Commercial Printing Mill City, Oregon H. L. Ashby Distributor of Shell Products Bob's Phillips 66 Service We Give S & H Green Stamps Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Studio of Hair Design Strout Realty Jerry Coffman We Give S & H Green Stamps New and Used Cars Less Body & Fender Repair Complete Body Repair & Paint Service Girod's Hilltop Super Market U.S. National Bank of Oregon S & H Green Stamps Head Office Portland
