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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1968)
|«t Cream Splits 6-7-10 W. Lierman; 4-7-0 J. Boyle. Other Hard Splits 4-5-7 D. Schuetz, L. Huber, G. Swope; 5-8-10 P. Bell; 5-6 O. Wood; 4-5 M. Hudson, J. Peterson, B. Wallace, C. Threlkel, L. Atkinson; 5-6-10 C. Grimes; 7-9 M. Warnack; 6-7 R. Hendricks, J. Boyle, E. Garsjo; 3-7-10 O. Wood; 4-10 D. Peters; 5-8-10 E. Sarff; 5-7-9 D. Sharp, H. Holm; 3-7 B. Mc Donald 5-7 J. Welter, M. Gen try, N. Underwood, S. Sharp, G. Gleason, S. Alsman; P. Shafer, W. Brand, E. Garsjo, (twice) J. Strout; 5-10 P, Choate, B. Bayman, D. Sarff. Men — Over 210 235 O. West; 253 Bill Wal lace; 242 H. Holm; 237 D. Esta brook; 227 R. More; 226-225 G. Attig, 224 J. Birkholz; 223 H. Blaylock; 222 B. Kaling; 221 G. Attig, E. Wulf, L. Atkin son; 220 B. Juel; 219 J. Wag goner; 218 L. Glidewell; 217 R. Johnson; 216 E. Garsjo; 215 R. Johnson; 214 P. Carey, N. Newman, P. Jordan; 213 J. Schieman, C. Gentry, J. Birk holz: 212 H. Holm, J. John son, M. Overholts, O. West, L. Holm; 211 L. Myers; W. Col lier; O. West, G. Gleason; 210 B. Davison, B. Foulkstad, W. Hiatt. Men — 600 Serie« 612 E. Garsjo, J. Birkholz; 609 B. Foulkstad; 603 L. My ers. 4 Game League: 824 H. Holm, O. West; 804 L. Atkin son. Women — Over 190 224-202 D. Nye; 201 D. Doz ier; 198 E. Myers; 192 P. Lier man; 190 F. Garsjo, C. Glide- well. Women — First 500 & Bigger 554-541 D. Nye; 531 F. Gars jo; 524 D. Schwindt; 511 F. Garsjo; 505 Blanch Wallace; 502 S. Sharp. Fight Ball League 17 Big Game Wintering Western Auto.......... 11 17 Garton Builders ...... 7 Gene’s Meat Mkt....... 6 22 HIG Audrey Deetz 185; HIS Well; Heavy Snow Fran Garsjo 511; HTG N. San- tiam Lanes 1021; HTS Davis May Deplete Herds Foley Ins. 2740. For the third winter in a Twilighters row, big game animals are Name of Team W L wintering well and up to the Dollies Hair Fashion 20 4 present time have experien Gingerbread House 15% 8% ced no undue stress. This is Santiam Lounge .... 14% 9% the report from game biolo Teague’s ................. 14 10 gists in all sections of the Lairds ...................... 12 12 state, who are now at mid- Tincknell ................. 11 13 LaFemme Beauty Sn 11 13 P Power & Light.... 11 13 j sale. To date they’ve sold 14 eighty dollars worth, but that Kimsey Const.......... 10 North Santiam Lanes 9 15 i Isn’t clear profit. During their Sprouse-Reitz ........... 8 16 meeting they finished plan San. Child Care Ser. 8 16 ning their Pancake Feed and HIG and HIS Dorothy Nye discussed the decorations for 202, 554; HTG and HTS Dol the Sweet Hearts Ball. The lies’ Hair Fashion 1006, 2865. chairman of decorations is Merchants Wednesday Night Marge Ruby and the band Name of Team I will be the “Soul Kitchen" W N San. Real Estate 17 7 from Stayton. The class will Stout Creek Lmbr. 16% 7% begin decorating after school Turner Building Sv 14% 9% on Monday. Freshmen are also making 10 Stayton Canning Co 14 Stavton Auto Supply 12 12 plans for their one big event Lulay Timber Co. ... 11 13 of the year and that is the Stayton Cleaners .... 11 13 [ Freshmen - Eighth Grade Jack’s Coffee Shop 11 13 [dance. They just have chosen 13 a date which is May 17th. K of C No. 1............ 11 H & W Logging Co. 10 14 , They also have voted to sell K of C No. 2 ........ 9 15 pennants to raise more mon 17 ey. Girod’s Market ..... 7 HIG Bill Wallace 253: HIS Red More 592: HTG Girod’s Market 1011; HTS K of C No. 1 2855. Friday Mixed Doubles Name or Team W 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 22, 1968 point in the winter inventory of big game animals. Bob Stein, staff biologist who heads the big game pro gram for the Game Commis sion, reported that weather has been generally mild so far this winter except for a short period of deep snow and cold during December. Since that time weather has moder ated, and most winter ranges are relatively free of snow. Range conditions appear fair, Stein said, and if mild weather prevails for the next two months, deer, elk, and nntulope should come through the winter with a minimum of loss. Stein was somewhat pess imistic since the next two months are the most critical in relatioin to survival of the animals, and potential severe weather still poses a threat. In some areas food supplies are less than normal, and con tinued good weather will be necessary if herds are to sur vive with a minimum of loss. He mentioned that some deer herds in eastern Oregon ap peared a little ragged, and some elk herds in southwes- tern Oregon were also becom ing somewhat lean. Stein reported that compos ition is complete on deer and shows well-balanced herds comparable to last year. Class ification of black-tailed deer shows 66 fawns and 41 bucks per 100 does, while the mule deer in eastern Oregon aver ages 65 fawns and 19 bucks per 100 does. In both areas fawn production and survival is slightly below a year ago, while the buck ratio is up slightly. During February, March, jmd April, biologists will tray, el extensively on all big gámé winter ranges to obtain the annual trend counts, accord ing to Stein. The census counts plus classification pro vide the Game Commission with an overall population status of the herds. Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise $3.50 Per Year Executive Suites for the businessman and the family PHOfNlX ARIZONA Executive Suites with full Kitchenettes. Separate living room. Completely furnished. New and ultra modern. Controlled afr-conditioning and heating. Landscaped patios, HSiUi Swimming pool. Shuffleboard courts. Near downtown, fine restaurants and shops. Special rate only $12.50, double Try us and see! Tele: (602) 273-7303 / Cìaijlorò APARTMENT MOTEL 3547 East Van Buren (U.S. 60, 70, 80, 89) PHOENIZ, ARIZ. 85008 I 3 Drushella Real Est. 17 Frankies Coin Wash 11% 8% Adams Grocery ...... 9 H Girod’s Market ....... 8% 11% 12 Lyons Tavern .......... 8 14 Garton’s Builders .... 6 HIG and HIS Bill Stiele- man 202, 551; HTG Frankies Coin Wash and Girod’s Mkt 791; HTS Girod’s Mkt. 2240. No. Rantlnm Merchants î Name of Team W Lowers & Holm No 2 23 S Lowers & Holm No 1 19 9 9 Valley Telenhone .... 19 10 Albany Lanes ....... 18 14 Snrouse-Reitz .......... 14 Porter & Lau ....... 14 14 14 Girod’s ..................... 14 14 Philinni Ford .......... 14 1st National Bank 10% 17U .Terry’s Tavern ....... 10 1« Reeal Tronhv.......... 7% 18% 25 Blavlock Roofiner .... 3 HTG D. Esterbrook 237; HTS E. Garsio 612; HTG and HTS Porter & Lau 1094, 3116. By Jndv Boroughs The Student Council meet Name of Team W t Stayton Canning 1 .. 15% 4% ing of February 13th accom 6 plished a great deal this last Sportsman Center .... 14 Girod’s Hilltop ...... 13 7 week. Under old business they „ 8 discussed the Oregon Olym- North Santiam Ply.... 12 g i pic Fund and voted to have Frank Lumber Co..... 12 0 a donation fund taken up at Webb’s Texaco ...... 10 the Scio game on Saturday Garton Builders .... 9% night. They then went on to Stavton Canning 2.... 9 North Santiam Lanes 9 11 discuss the talent show Stay Sublimity Fire Ins..... 7 13 ton’s Student Body is going Gorman’s Real Estate 6 14 to present at an assembly Wilco Farmers .......... 3 17 February 20th. Several Activity Sheets HIG and HIS Jim Birkholz 224, 612; HTG Stavton Can were also passed at this time. ning No. 1 809; HTS North I A Pancake Feed February 17 Santiam Play and Stayton before the Scio game at five thirty in the Home Ec. room, Canning No. 1 2319. sponsored by the Sophomores. Monday N’ght Maiors L On February 24th a Car Wash Name of Team W 23 at the High School will start N. S. Cham, of Com. 45 The Senior class voted on 26 Team No. 12............... 42 Turner Bldg. Sup. 38% 2914 I having three new money mak- Girod’s Produce .... 37% 3014 ing projects at their last meet- Frank Lbr. Co........ 37% 3014 ing 01^ Friday. They are a N. S. Lanes No. 1 36% 3114 I Bake ’ Food Sale March 29th, Gerath’s Union Ser. 30 38 Car Wash April 27th and an 38 Auction Sale April 6th. They N. S. Lanes No. 2 .... 30 Girod’s Market .... 29% 38% also decided those members West Scio Groc 29% 38% of the class which do not pay Santiam Hdwe .... 27% 40% their class dues by February Scio ........................ 24% 43% 29th will not be permitted to HIG Otis West 255; HTS go on their Skip Day. The treasury of the Junior Herm Holm and Otis West 824: HTG Frank Lumber Co. class to date is approximately 669: HTS Turner Bldg. Supply Four hundred and thirty dol lars. The class at their last 2420. meeting realized this isn’t Nightengals W L enough money and are Name o< Team 9 now seeking for more ideas Drushella’s Furniture 23 11 of increasing their treasury. Riverview ............ .. 21 11 They voted upon having a Stout Creek Lbr. Co. 21 11 dance March 29th and hope Park & Shon ....... .. 21 13 that it will be passed. Stavton Radio & TV 19 Sophomores finished hand 16 Earl’s Chevron Ser. 16 .Terrv’s Tavern ..... 12% 19% ing out the candy from their 22 at ten in the morning and Valley Telephone .. 10 Mill Supnlv ......... 9% 22% continue on through the af 25 ternoon. This activity was WaHev’s Phillin’s ‘66’ 7 HTG Dora Dazler 201; HTS put in by the Student Coun Dorothv Schwindt 524: HTG cil to raise money for the gen and HTS Valley Telephone eral Student Body fund. Pep Club is going to sponsor a 746. 2128. Javceette Fashion Show Feb Monday Night Mixers W L ruary 22nd in the Grade Name of Team 2 School Gymn. There will be Savage & Lierman .. 14 4 a small charge. The fashions Shot Pots .............. 12 9 will be from Hagens store in 4 Balls ................... ... 7 9 Stayton. March 8th a dance Allv-Oons .............. .... 7 9 sponsored by the Varsity Never Wases ........ ....7 9 Cheerleaders to begin at 8 .... 7 Back Acres 10 p. m. The Handicap Basket He's & She’s ....... 6 12 ball game will be March 22 Bassett Hounds .... .... 4 HIG and HIS Dorothy Nve at 7:30 to 9:00. A Concession 224. 541- HTG Back Acres 804; Stand will also be ran that night too by the G.A.A. girls. HTS 4 Balls 2274. Wednesday of last week Koffee Klatchers W I. during 7th period Honor So Name of Team 4 ciety Inductions were held. lowers & Holm---- 24 • Those new members that Girod’s --------- --- — 19 13 were inducted are five Sen Lou’s Barber Shop 15 Davis-Foley Ins. _ 15 U iors: Jack Johnson. Theresa 13 Larkins, Sheryl Oliver. Linda Thiel’s ..... .............. 15 t«t. Fed. Savings 14 14 Fultz, and Kathy Duggan. 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