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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1968)
Santiam Ripples (jfflllt By Judy Borough* Other Hard SpHts 5-8-10 G. Nokelby; 5-7-9 H. Holm, R. Huff, R. Wallace; 4-9 A. Heim; 3-7-10 G. Harteloo; 3-9-10 B. Stigelman; 5-7 G. Fery, E. Boedlgheimer, C. Lulay, Jean Fery, W. Morre, W. McClain; 5-10 T. Morris, D. Dozier, Blanch Wallace, R. Huff, L. Parrish, O. Wood. Men — Over 210 259 J. Bethell; 245 L. Myers; 240 R. Glidewell; 237 G. Peters, L. Howard; 233 G. Maederer; 229 R. Scott; 227 D. Peters; 225 L. Holm, L. Wallace; 224 D. Mumey; 223 W. Morrison; 222 L. Newcomb; 221 D. Sharp, J. Schieman, G. Attig; 219 W. Hiatt; 217 J. Schieman; 213 D. Estabrook, L. Myers, E. Albus; 212 G. Beitel, T. Gra ham; 211 J. Bethell; 210 H. Holm, R. Lierman. During 6th period on Thurs day, April 11th four students and a moderator came from the University of Oregon. The Symposium debated on the position of the U. S. in Viet nam. Three of the students were introduced as doves while one was a hawk. The Assembly was held in the Grade School Auditorium which made it more comfor table for us and easier for the Symposium to be heard. April 12th club meetings ing activity period, hut instead were supposed to be held dur- a Student Body meeting took up the whole period. Several announcements were made concerning Student Body Of fices. President Jack Johnson stated that those interested in running for an office could receive petitions next week from Secretary Kandee Hen- ness. Next on the agenda Vic kl Rush gave an explaination of the proposed amendments concerning cheerleading elec tions. Then members of the Student Council passed out the ballots to vote. Mr. Boroughs then spent the remainder of activity period on the students conduct at school and around the community during school hours. Under coming events cheer leading elections will be held next Friday, April 19th. At present only seven girls are «igned up for Varsity. The following Friday those girls wanting to try out for Junior Varsity will then try out. The same procedure for try outs will be followed as in the past. Three girls names will be drawn out of a hat, then the three will do the group yell. The group yell each year is chosen and made up by the Senior members of last years’ Varsity. After every girl has done the group yell at least 7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 18, 1968 once they then do a single yell. This yell is to show orig inality and what each girl can do by herself. Each girl will do the single yell twice. Wolverines Win And Lose Ball Games The Wolverines dropped to a 3-4 league record and a 4-6 season record as they defeat ed Salem Academy 7-1 but lost games to Gervais, Gladstone and Jefferson. In the Gladstone game the Gladiators managed an 8-0 shut out victory over the Wol verines. on the Wolverines home field. In another home game the Wolverines bowed to the Jefferson Eagles 5-0. In the only victory this week the Wolverines trounced the SalemSalem Academy Crusad ers 7-1 in a game with most of the Wolverines were hitt ing and fielding very well. On Saturday, however, the Wol verines seemed to let down again in a game which they led until the 7th inning when a walk and two hits scored two of the Gervais players in a 3-2 loss for the Wolverines. Hitting leaders for this week were Monte Lalack and Boh Saltalamachia who are batting .333 each, followed by Bob Ward and Denny Cline who have also been hitting in this weeks games. Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise $3.50 Per Year No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between Stayton and Gates. ON OR OFF THE CABLE RCA VICTOR The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas. RCA WHIRLPOOL The Best Laundry Equipment PORTERs LA Ul Appliance — Kailio SAI.ES — SERVICE 508 N. Third Ave. Stayton Ph. 769-2154 Monday Night Mixers W L Name of Team 20 Savage & Lierman .. 28 21 Ally-Oops ............... . 27 22 Back Acres ........... . 26 23 Never Wases ........ . 25 24 He’s & She’s ........ . 24 27 4 Balls .................. . 21 27 Bassett Hounds .... . 21 28 Shot Pops ............... 20 HIG and HIS Gary Maeduer Men — 600 Series 233, 587; HTG He’s and She’s 635 L. Myers; 631 L. How 812; HTS Ally-Oops 2307. ard; 622 J., Bethell; 620 D. Sta y ton Classic Sharp; 618 L. Newcomb; 616 Name of Team W I D Estabrook; 614 J. Schieman; Pin Whoppers ..... 21 7 613 L. Holm; 611 W. Hiatt; What Knots........... . 16 12 606 D. Peters; 605 G. Attig. Sisters-in-law ......... 16 12 Women — Over 190 14 Mixers ................... 14 214 N. Underwood; 202 J. Washouts ............... . 12 16 Trout; 196 F. Killinger; 195 M. We Three ............... . 11 17 Yankus; 194 D. Nye; 193 D. Roadrunners .......... . 11 17 McClain (2), J. Attig; 191 M. Slow Starters.......... .... 9 19 Yankus. HIG and HIS Mabel Yan- Women — First 500 * Ritjf«'! kus 195, 565. HTG and HTS 565 M. Yankus; 527 D. Mc- We Three 556, 1548. Ciain; 522 Blanch Wallace; 520 Elvht BaH League J. Attig; 515 D. Schuetz, D. Name of Team W I Schwindt; 513 F. Killinger; Stayton Canning #1 35 17 505 Betty Wallace; 501 Jan North Santiam Ply 34% 17% Fery; 500 V. Valencourt. Webb’s Texaco ..... 31 21 Friday Mixed Doubles Stayton Canning #2 30%21% Name of Team W L Sportsman Center .... 30 22 Drushella Real Este 41 11 Garton Builders .... 28% 23% Girod’s Market ..... 23% 24% Girod’s Hilltop ...... 27 25 Frankie Coin Wash 22% 29% North San. Lanes .... 25 27 Gartons Builders .... 22 26 Frank Lumber Co..... 24 28 Adams Grocery ...... 22 30 Sublimity Fire Ins. 19 33 Lyons Tavern ........... 21 31 Wilco Farmers ...... 15 37 HIG and HIS Jim Bethell Gorman’s Real Ete. 12% 39% 259, 622; HTG and HTS Dru HIG and HIS George Pet shella Real Estate 831, 2314. ers 237, 589; HTG North San Merchants Wednesday Night tiam Lanes 791; HTS Webb’s Name of Team W J Texaco 2215. N. San. Real Estate 36 20 TwlMghtera Jack’s Coffee Shop 34 22 Name of Team W 1 Stayton Canning Co. 33 23 Dollies Hair Fashion 44 12 Stout Creek Lbr. Co 32% 23% Tincknell ................. 34 22 Turner Building .. . 31 25 North San. Lanes .... 30 26 27 Kimsey Const. Co..... 30 Girod’s Market ...... 29 26 K of C No. 2........... 26% 29% Santiam Lounge .... 29% 26% Stayton Auto Supply 26 30 Teagues..................... 29 27 H & W Logging Co. 25 31 Gingerbread House 28% 27% Lulay Timber Co. ... 23 33 LaFemme Bty Salon 28 28 33 P P and L Co......... 23 Stayton Cleaners .... 23 33 39 Lairds ...................... 21 K of C No. 1 .......... 17 35 36 HIG Ralph Glidewell 240; Sprouse-Reitz .......... 20 HIS Larry Howard 631; HTG San. Child Care Ser. 19 37 Stayton Auto Supply and Gi HIS Janice Fery 501; HIG rod’s Market 1004; HTS Stay Vi Valencourt 189; HTS and HTG North Santiam Lanes ton Canning 2889. Koifee Klatehers 2760, 963. No. Santiam Merchants Name of Team W L W L Lowers & Holm ........ 39 17 Name of Team 18 22 Albany Lanes ........... 42 Lou’s Barber Shop .... 34 20 23 Lowers & Holm #2 40 Ray’s Drug ............. 33 22 Davis-Foley Ins......... 31 25 Sprouse-Reitz .......... 38 23 26 Valley Telephone ... 37 Girod’s Market ...... 30 26 27 Porter & Lau .......... 34 Thiel’s ...................... 29 26 28 Lowers & Holm #1 .... 34 Bob & Bills Richfield 28 30 29 Philippi Ford .......... 30 1st. Fed. Savings .... 27 31 Girod’s Market...... 28% 31% N. Santiam Lanes ... 25 32 1st. National Bank 27% 32% Western Auto.......... 24 34 Jerry’s Tavern .... 20% 39% Garton Builders...... 22 42 Regal Trophy ...... 15% 44% Gene’s Meat Mkt. .. 14 47 HIG Naoma Underwood 214; Blaylock Roofing .... 13 HIG and HIS L. Myers 245, HIS Blanche Wallace 522; HTG and HTS Davis-Foley 635, HTG and HTS Lowers & Holm #1 1063, 3022. Ins. 960, 2768. 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