The Mill City enterprise., April 11, 1968, Page 9, Image 9

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Creain Splits
6-7-10 Dennis Holm, Andy
Heim; 6-7-10 Wava Cox, Naomi
Underwood; 6-7-10 Jerri Attig
(2); 6-7-10 Marilyn Strout.
Other Hard Splits
3-7-10 D. Huff, B. Owens, J.
Masser, B. Budlong; 4-7-9 D.
Huff, V. Valencourt, 3-9-10 V.
Trout, E. Sarff; 5-6 D. Sharp,
C. Clark; 4-5 B. Nuxoll, S. Als-
man, M. Schachtsick, L. Par­
rish; 6-7 G. Gleason, S. Cren­
shaw, B. Wallace; 4-5-7 J. John­
son, R. Boedigheimer; 2-7-8 V.
Choate; 5-6-101 H. Fery, Z.
Harteloo; 5-8-10 S. Bethell; 5-7
L. Howard, J. Myers, C. Threl-
kel, E. Garsjo, G. Attig, K.
Trask, S. Bethell, M. Card­
well, M. Gentry, L. Parrish;
5-10 L. Holm, D. Nye, M. West­
enhouse, M. Shrock.
5-7 Gabe DeJardin, Ed Ja­
coby, Marv Overholts, John
Christensen, Ed Albus; 5-7-9
Joe Peters.
Men — Over 210
258 B. McDonald; 255 B
Stigelman; 254 J. Schieman
236 J. Schieman; 229 L. Myers;
228 W. Riihimaki; 227 G. Attig,
BB. Stigelman, D. Sharp, 225
M. Michaelson, D, Sharp: 224
J. Hancock 223 K. Boyle, H.
Blaylock; 221 P. Shrunk; 220
W. McCiain; 218 L. Glidewell;
217 R. Johnson; 215 R. Hen­
dricks. J. Hancock; 214 L.
Holm, G. Puckett, J. Schieman
213 G. Carey, L. Holm, L.
Wickizer, K. Boyle, C. Kline,
B. Nuxoll, B. Stigelman; 212
W. McClain, D. Meithof; 211
G. Maederer; 210 L. Atkinson,
D. Holm, W. McCiain.
224 Ron Johnson; 216 Joe
Peters; 212 George Peters,
Harvey Blaylock.
Men — 600 Series
HIS Jim Hancock 599; HTG 9—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 11, 1968
Back Acres 886; HTS He’s &
She’s 2413.
game. They did, however
Kottee Klatchers
manage to decide to have the
Name of Team
W
L Slave Sale of the Boys April
Lowers & Holm..... 36
16 17-18th. They postponed the
Girod’s .................. 30
22 Auction to April 13th on ac
Lou’s Barber Shop ... 30
22 count of the bad weather cf
Ray’s Drug ............. 30
22 the previous weekend.
Davis-Foley Ins. ...... 29
23
The Juniors have chosen
Thiel’s .................... 28
24 the band for the Junior-Sen­ Santiam Memorial Hospital
(Stay ton)
Bob & Bills Richfield 27
25 ior Prom which is the Thir­
1st. Fed. Savings .... 26
26 teenth Story. This past Satur­
HAY — To Mr. and Mrs.
N. Santiam Lanes
23
92 day they began working on
Western Auto .......... 20
32 the decorations for the Prom. James R. Hay, Stayton, a son,
Garton Builders ..... 19
33 They now believe they’ve con­ Friday, March 22, 1968.
Gene’s Meat Mkt... 14
38 quered the money problem.
STEARNS — To Mr. and
HIG Joyce Trout 209; HIS They now just have to com­
Ev Johnson 573; HTG Bob & plete the decorations in time.
Bill’s 979; HTS North Santiam
In the Sophomore’s meet­ Freshmen - Eighth Grade
Lanes 2768.
ing they discussed selling de­ Dance. They discussed buying
Twilighters
cals for sweatshirts. They al­ the Junior’s decorations after
Name of Team
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L so decided to look into a num­ the Prom and will meet with
Dollies Hair Fashion 40
12 ber of ideas to raise money a committee of Juniors to de­
Tincknell ................. 33
19 for the Prom this coming cide on a price. Under money
making projects they will
Sa.ntiam Lounge .... 29% 22% year.
Gingerbread House 28% 23%
The Freshmen voted again­ soon sponsor a Freshmen Pie
LaFemme Beauty Sn 27
25 st having Princesses for the Throw.
Kimsey Const. Co..... 27
25
Teagues.................... 26
26
North Santiam Lanes 26
26
Lairds ............. ,...... 21
31
P P & Light .......... 20
32
Sprouse-Reitz .......... 19
33
San. Child Care Ser. 15
37
HIS Helen Fery; HIG Wava
Cox and Jeanette Ferv 199.
HTS Teagues 2740; HTG La-
Femme Beauty Salon 981.
Friday Mixed Doubles
Name of Team
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L
Drushella Real Este 37
11
Girod’s Market .... 23% 24%
Gartons Builders .... 22
26
Adams Grocery ...... 22
26
Frankie Coin Wash 21% 26%
Lyons Tavern .......... 18
30
HIG and HIS Bill Stigle-
man 213, 561; HTS Gartons
Builders 795; HTS Drushella
Real Estate 2238.
Monday Night Majors
Name of Team
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L
N. S. Lanes No. 2 ... 24
10
Girod’s Produce .. 21% 12%
Girod’s Market ...... 20
14
Frank Lumber ...... 19
15
West Scio Grocery 18% 15%
N. S. Lanes No. 1 .... 16
18
Santiam Hardware 15% 18%
Scio.............
15
19
Turner Bldg. Supply 15
19
N. S. Ch. of Com..... 12% 21%
Team No. 12............... 15
19
Gerath’s Service .... 12
22
HIG and HIS Bill Stigle-
man 255, 856; HTG and HTS
N. S. Lanes No. 2 656, 2557.
No. Santiam Merchants
661 J. Schieman; 653 D.
Name of Team
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Sharp; 636 K. Boyle.
Lowers & Holm No 2 39
17
Women — Over 190
18
224 J. Attig; 223 B. Stormer; Albany Lanes ...... 38
Valley
Telephone
.
36
20
211 D. McCiain; 209 J. Trout;
22
205 E. Round; 201 D. Stephen, Sprouse-Reitz .......... 34
25
Jan Fery, F. Garsjo; 200 E. Lowers & Holm No 1 31
26
Johnson; 199 W. Cox. Jean Porter & Lau .......... 30
Girod
’
s
.................
28%
27%
Fery; 194 H. Fery; 193 R. Tre­
gaskis, S. Bethell; 192 S. 1st. Nat. Bank ...... 27% 28%
29
Chance, I. Hendricks, 191 Jan Philippi Ford .......... 27
Fery; 190 S. Bethell, D. Mc­ Terry’s Tavern ...... 17% 38%
Regal Trophy ...... 14% 41%
Ciain, Jo Myers.
Blaylock Roofing .... 13
43
Women — First 500 & Bigger
HIG B. McDonald 258 HIS
582 D. McCiain; 573 E. John J. Schieman 661; HTG and
son; 558 J. Attig; 555 D. Mc­ HTS Sprouse-Reitz 1073, 3056.
Ciain 547 S. Bethell; 541 Jan
Eivht BaH League
Fery; 534 S. Bethell: 533 D. Name of Team
W
L
Stephen, H. Fery; 532 J. Attig; Stayton Canning #1 33
15
530 D. Schwindt; 526 E. North San. Ply...... 31% 16%
Round; 519 F. Killinger; 513 Sportsman Center .29
19
B. Stormer; 509 Jean Fery; Webb’s Texaco ...... 28
20
508 J. Fredricks; 507 L. Huber, Stayton Canning #2 27% 20%
S. Chance; 505 F. Garsjo; 501 Garton Builders .... 27% 20%
B. Shower.
Girod’s Hilltop ...... 26
22
Merchants Wednesday Night Frank Lumber Co.
.. 23 25
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Name of Team
North San. Lanes .... 22
26
17 Sublimity Fire Ins. .. 16 32
N. San. Real Estate 35
20 Wilco Farmers ...... 13
Jack’s Coffee Shop 32
35
22 Gorman’s Real Este 11% 36%
Turner Bldg. Supply 30
Stout Creek Lbr. .. 29% 22%
HIG and HIS Ron Johnson
23 224, 586; HTG Webb’s Texaco
Stayton Canning Co. 29
26
Girod's Market ...... 26
803; HTS Stayton Canning #2
K of C No. 2....... 25% 26% 2285.
28
Stayton Auto Supply 24
29
Stayton Cleaners .... 23
31
H & W Logging ..... 21
32
Lulay Timber Co..... 20
By Judy Boroughs
35
K of C No. 1............... 17
The regular meeting of Stu­
HIG Wally Riehemaki 228;
HIS Dean Sharp 653; HTG dent Council was held April
Stayton Cleaners 989; HTS 2nd during 5th period. Only
one Activity Sheet was pass­
H & W Logging 2851.
ed and that is for a Twirp
Stayton Classic
L Dance on May 17th sponsored
W
Name of Team
6 by the Annual. Committees
Pin Whoppers.......... 18
10 for the Student Council Dance
What Knots............. 14
12 were chosen. This coming
The Mixers ............. 12
12 week a General Student Body
Sisters-in-law ......... 12
13 Assembly will be held. In
Washouts ................. 11
13 this assembly Mr. Lewellen
Roadrunners ........... 11
14 will give a short talk. At this
We Three................. 10
16 time we will vote on the pos­
Slow Starters ............ 8
SIG and HIS Jerry Attig sibility of amending a part of
Dot McClain 555; HTS and the Constitution. The Consti­
tution now reads that San-
HTG The Mixers 1587, 585.
tlam’s Rally will consist of
Nightengals
W
L four Varsity and five Junior
Name of Team
14 Varsity. The proposed amend­
Drushella Furniture 46
16 ment reads five Varsity and
Stayton Radio & TV 44
42
18 five J.V. Cheerleaders. After
Riverview
23 a short discussion on the As­
37
Park & Shop
31 sembly the Council then vot­
Stout Creek Lbr. Co. 29
Jerry’s Tavern
26% 33% ed on Boy and Girl of the
34 month.
Earls Chevron Ser... 26
They then closed the meet­
42
Valley Telephone .. 18
42 ing after turning their bal­
Wallevs Phillips ’66’ 18
Mill Supply
13% 46% lots in.
Thursday after school the
HIGa nd HIS Jerry Attig
224. 558: HTG Stout Creek 784; G.A.A. girls went roller skat­
HTS Wallev’s Phillip’s UGGM ing in Salem. Around fifteen
girls went on the activity.
2177.
They roller skated for an hour
Monday Night Mixers
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L and then went on to the Artic
Name of Team
18 Circle for food. All fifteen
Savage & Lierman 26
20 full and tired girls arrived in
Ally-Oops ................. 24
21 Mill City by 7:00 p. m.
Back Acres ............. 23
17
Class meetings were held
Never Wases ......... 23
23 Friday. The Senior class did­
He’s & She’s ......... 21
20
24 n’t really accomplish too
Bassett Hounds
26 much because of the absence
18
Shot Pots
23 of a large percent of the boys
1 Ralls .................... 17
HIG Jess Schieman 236- who left early for a Baseball
Santiam Ripples
Mrs. Albert F. Stearns, Jeffer­
son, a son, Saturday, March 23.
FUNK—To Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Funk, Aumsville,
a son, Saturday, March 23.
PETERS—To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph F. Peters, Stayton, a
daughter, Monday, March 25.
RICE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Burdette I. Rice, Stayton, a
son, Tuesday, March 26.
NEW—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
liam R. New, Salem, a daugh­
ter, Thursday, March 28.
PEDERSEN — To Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin L. Pedersen, Jef­
ferson, a son, Thursday.
March 28.
LINDEMANN—To Mr. and
Mrs. Richard A. Lindemann,
Lyons, a son, Monday, April
1, 1968.
FROST—To Mr. and Mrs.
Gregory J. Frost, Stayton, a
son, Monday, April 1.
SOLIS—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jesus M. Solis, Mehama, a
daughter, Thursday, April 4. |
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