The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, May 23, 1968, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE P. O. Box 848 Phone 887-2772 Santiam Ripples Mill City, On. 97860 Pnbilahed at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday By Karen Oliver Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Poetoffice at Mill City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. 4n independent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. Subscription Rates Marion-Linn Counties, per year_____ —.......................... 43.50 Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ____________ $4.00 Outside Oregon, per year______________________ ____ .$4.50 DON W. MOFFATT________________ Editor and Publisher GOLDIE RAMBO________________ Society and News Editor GEORGE LONG ..._____ __ __________ I............. Printer NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Other Hard Splits 5-7-9 B. Juel; 2-7-10 Jo Myers, R. Lyons; 4-5-7 D. Maederer, D. Nye; 4-7-9 H. Novak; 9-10 E. Girod; 4-10 S. Alsman; 5-7 P. Johnson, V. Choate, J. Han (XIRREBPONDENTS Detroit-Idanha .................. ................................ Boots Champion cock, K. Foltz, I. Brice, E. Gates_______ ____ ¿._.™_______ _________ ___ Janet Lewis Boyle, E. Girod; 5-10 V. Choate MIH City ................ ...---- '.¿X.....- —.............. Rose Cret E. Phillips. Men — Over 210 Lyons :;....ii......L:............ „ a UL u ___________ ...___ ... Eva Bressler 236 J. Scbieman; 234 L. Wal Mehama____________________ Merle Teeters - Jean Roberts lace; 226 B. Stigelman; 224 J. Hancock, D. Carey; 221 L. Holm, D. Meithof; 220 V. Choate, L. Wallace; 217 D. Carey; 215 A. Yankus; 214 J. Hancock; 213 B. McDonald 212 J. Schieman, W. Savage, B. Lierman; 211 W. McClain (2); 210 R. Johnson, B. Juel. Men — 600 Series 614 L. Wallace; 600 J. Schie man. Women — Over 190 * 209 Blanch-Wallace; 199 J. Busby; 198 S. Bethell; 193 F. Garsjo; 192 F. Garsjo, Jo My ers. Women — First 500 & Bigger 552 S. Bethell; 541 Blanch Wallace; 537 F. Garsjo; 524 F. Garsjo; 514 J. Busby; 513 E. Johnson; 511 Jan Fery; 509 M. Freeland, D. Dozier; 507 E. Girod; 505 V. Valencourt; 503 D. Schwlndt. Twilighters Name of Team W Dollies Hair Fashion 54 Tir.cknell .................. 45 North Sant. Lanes .... 41 LaFemme Bty Salon 41 LEAGUE WINNERS Gingerbread House 40% Kimsey Const. Co..... 38 Santiam Loung..... 37% Teagues ...... _............ 32 Pacific Power & Lgt 28 San. Child Care Ser. 27 Lairds .......„............... 26 Sprouse-Reitz .......... 22 HIG Jan Busby 199; Fran Garsjo 537; HTG L 18 27 31 31 31% 34 34% 40 44 45 46 50 HIS La- nights from Thursdays to 4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 23, 196» Wednesdays. The girls also plan on having a play day next Wednesday in order for the girls from the 8th grade to get acquainted with the members of the club. Friday during 7th period a FT A meeting was held. The club decided to go to Pietros for pizza on May 28. They al so decided to have a meeting for those who wish to join the club next year. Since there i.« such a small member Eugene ship the election of next years officers will, not be held until next fall. Also next year the club will allow Sophomores to join. for Pep Club met during activ ity period Friday to discuss next year uniforms. Since the girls felt there wasn’t enough suggestions to chose from, they divided into small groups to go through pattern books for more selections. The annual class sponsored a tWirp dance Friday, the 17th. The dance was a success with a large crowd attending. Student Council was held Tuesday, May 14, in the li brary. Both old and new mem bers attended. The committee for the all school dance re ported that the dance will be held on the 24th of May and Clayton Henry will be the Master of Ceremonies for the evening. It was also reported that there will be a bonfire held after cleanup day. An activity sheet for a bottle drive for Honor Society was passed for next Monday the 20th. The council decided during the meeting that some time within the next couple of weeks the Council will be given material on Parliamen tary Procedure. After study ing this material the mem bers will be tested. It is nop ed that as a result of this student . council will be able to run more smoothly and ef ficiently next year. The pos sibility of pins for the mem bers of student council was discussed, also, but nothing definite has been decided yet. Club charters were accepted for renewal for Honor Society, Pep Club, and Varsity S. Tuesday night the annual award night was held. Awards were gvien to those who had lettered in various sports in the past year. Special awards DEAR EDITOR: We in Mill City should be were given to those that had excelled in different areas. very proud of our schools. Tuesday evening, May 7th, Bob Ward and Alan Yankus received the trophy for the we had an opportunity to go outstanding athlete for the to the High School Open year 1967-68. The outstanding House and Band Concert. The Home Ec award went to Deb band gave an excellent per bie McClellan this year, and formance and the chorus was Jack Johnson received the very good. The exhibit by the shop award. This year two gym class made us realize how awards were given from the much effort this class takes. music department. Terry Han The display of art work and sen received the all around shop projects showed a lot of music award and Alan Yan ability by their creators. The kus the outstanding player Home Ec. class showed its award. Awards were also giv talent by all the good cookies en to the girls in Pep Club which were served to the vis and G.A.A. Sheryl Oliver was itors. With the end of the school named the outstanding G.A.A. member. The boy and girl of year in sight makes this a the year were also announced good time to let our teachers along with the ne’”ly elected know how much we apprec members of Intra -school iate their efforts. To the stu Council members are Susan dents we want to give thanks Crowthers and Rick Pose for the effort that they have kany. Susan and Rick will re put forth. Next year . we should all present the class of 1971. Thursday the Biology I plan to give more attention class went on a field trip to to all the school programs. Sincerely yours the coast. They spent an hour Mrs. William Shepherd and a half in the morning studying the tidal pool and rocky shore organisms near Salem Tech to Have Yaquina Head. Although the class had planned to spend an Graduation May 31 Commencement exercises hour at the OSU Marine Science Center in Newport for Salem Technical Commun they did not have time to do ity college are scheduled for so, since they waited too long 8 p. m. May 31 at North Sal for a tidal wave which failed em High school. Gerald W. Frank, prominent civic lead to make its appearance. Thursday night the G.A.A. er, will give the address. potluck was held. After en There are 205 students in joying activities the girls set the class of 1968, the largest tled down to eat and elect to be graduated since the next years officers. Those el school was established in 1954. ected were: Judy Boroughs, Also of special interest is the President; Louise Gruver, fact that this is the first time Vice • president; VanDonda that more graduating students Earhart, Secretary; and Kathy have earned two-year, assoc Ragsdale, treasurer. Because iate degrees (110 students) of other conflicting activities than one - year certificates which will be present on (95). Among those receiving cer Thursday nights next year the girls have decided to tificates from this area is change their regular meeting Louise Oliver, who has been taking a course in practical nursing. Femme Beauty Salon 949; HTS Tincknell 2675. Advertising in The Mill Gty Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week McCarthy President ’68 A Man of Courage and Integrity Pd. Political ad. by Sherry Baldwin. LETTERS Coming soon on radio... EDITOR Koffee Klatchers Name of Team W L Western Auto League Champ Lowers & Holm (2nd place) Lowers & Holm 2nd Half win- Davis Foley Ins......84% 51% Ray’s Drug ............... 77 59 Girod’s ...................... 77 59 60 Western Auto ......... 76 Thiel’s ...................... 75 61 Lou’s Barber Shop 64% 71% Bob & Bills Rich. . 64% 71% N. Santiam Lanes . .. 59 77 1st. Fed. Savings .... 58% 77% 89 Garton Builders ....... 47 94 Gene’s Meat Mkt...... 42 HIG Dorothy Nye 225; HIS Blanch Wallace 597; HTG Lowers & Holm 1001; HTS Davis Foley Ins. 2836. Monday N'ght Major«» W Name of Team L Girod's Produce .... 76% 42% Young & Morgan Timber Co. Frank Lumber Company, Inc. Turner Bldg. Sply 69% 49% Mill City and Idanha. Oregon Mill City, Oregon N. S Cham. Com. 69% 49% 63 56 Freres Veneer Cedar Lumber Company, Inc. Gerath's Service .... ... 60% 58% Girod’s Market ..... Lyons, Oregon Mill City, Oregon 59 N. S. Lanes No. 2 ... ....60 Team No. 12......... 58% 60% Stout Creek Lumber Company Stuckart Lumber Company Scio .......................... .. 54 65 Mehama, Oregon 65 Idanha, Oregon Frank Lumber ..... ... . 54 Santiam Hardware.... 52 67 69 Parkett Logging Company N. 8. Lanes No. 1 .... 50 Boise Cascade Corp. Mehama, Oregon P. O. Box 127 Independence, Oregon West Scio Grocery 42% 76% HIG Leonard Myers 236; HIS Jim Hancock 816; HTG U. S. Plywood-Champion Paper, Inc. The Mill City Enterprise anti HTS Girod’s Produce 668. Idanha-Lebanon Printers-Publishers 2441. the formula for success. Friday, May 24,1968- ALBANY - KRKT 12:30 P. M. ALBANY - KWIL 4:45 P. M STORIES OF PACIFIC POWERLAND told by Nelson Olmsted PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise . Vote CARL L. NEWPORT Republican Linn County Commissioner Because of my close association with people in all parts of the county, I have become aware of the needs and desires of the citizens. If elected I will work to have public hearings at the location under discussion, not just in the courthouse. 12 years with Grange Oil Company. 24 years Partner Pacific Hatchery and Turkey Farm. Rt. 1, Box 101 Tangent, Oregon. Pd. Pol. Adv. Carl L. Newport Mondny Night Mixers Name of Team W L Savage & Lierman .... 38 26 29 Never Wases .......... 35 Ally-Oops ........ 34% 29% 31 Back Acres.................. 33 He’s & She’s ........... 31 33 Shot Pots .............. 29% 34% 4 Balls .................. 29 35 Bassett Hounds ....... 26 38 HIG Vernon Choate and Llovd Wallace 220; HIS Ralph Glidewell 573: HTG & HTS 4 Balls 818; 2275. How a Corvallis firm discovered VOTE FOR Fred Enos Republican Candidate For Linn County Commissioner HONEST SINCERE CAPABLE Pd. pol. ad. by Fred Enos. Rt. 1, Box 3254, Sweet Home, Oregon.