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Santiam Ripples Other Hard Splits 3-7-10 W. Owens, L. Holm, M. Strout; 5-7-9 R. Reid, O. Wood; G. Carey, M. Martin; •5-8-10 J. Strout; 5-6-10 L. Gru ver; 4-5 M. Bethel, D. Nye; 2-10 L. Fitzgerald; 4-6 F. Montoya; 6-7 R. Fritz; 5-7 G. Beitel, W. Cox, M. Peters, C. Carey; 5-10 G. Harteloo, J. Gray, R. Fritz, J. Heuberger. Men — Over 310 255 O. Wood; 242 E. Peters; 237 H. Holm; 236 G. Harteloo; 232 L. Wlckizer; 229 B. Folk- stad; 225 K. Boyle, C. Kline 217 L. Holm; 222 R. Lulay; 215 L. Myers; 212 D. Holm, W. Janes, R. Eshelman. Men — 600 Series 647 H. Holm; 622 O. Wood- Women — Over 190 222 J. Attig; 208 D. Stephen; 200 D. McClain, J. Heuberger; 199 Jean Fery, D. McClain; 194 Jan Fery, L. Palmer; 193 S. Bethel; 191 P. Freres, J. Attig; 190 S. Sharp. Women — First 500 A Bigger 557 D. McClain; 533 J. Attig; 532 J. Attig, Jean Fery; 518 J. Attig; 508 S. Bethel; 505 D. Schwindt; 500 V. Valencourt. Stayton Invitational Name of Team W L Frank Lumber Co..... 17 7 North San. Real Est. 17 7 Lierman’s Ins............. 16 8 Stayton Electric ....... 14 10 Mel Round Trucking 14 10 Hutchinson Trucking 13 11 Regal Trophy............ 12 12 Stay. Sports & Hobby 8 16 Frey’s Market (inc.) .. 4 16 Green Veneer (Inc.) .... 1 19 HIG Dee Stephen 208; HIS Dottie McClain 557; HTG and HTS Stayton Electric 559, 1531. Friday Mixed Doubles Name of Team W L Girods Super Market 12 4 Lulay & Davis...........12 4 Garton Builders.......... 9 7 Mill City Pharmacy..... 9 7 Del’s Barber Shop .... 8 8 Martin & Richards .... 7 9 Pamper Palace ........... 5 11 Basl & Stavang.......... 2 14 HIG and HIS Bob Gray 198, 544; HTG and HTS Del’s Bar ber Shop 829, 2256. Eight BaH League Name of Team W L Girodte Hilltop .......... 16 8 Stayton Canning 2 1554 854 Frank Lumber Co..... 15 9 Sportsman Center .. . 14 10 North Santiam Ply..... 14 10 North Santiam Lanes 14 10 Garton Builders ....... 13 11 Webbs Texaco .......... 12 12 Stayton Canning No.l 11 13 Wilco Farmers ...... 1054 1354 Sublimity Fire Ins......... 9 17 Gorman Insurance......... 2 22 HIG and HIS Ralph Lulay 222, 571; HTG Girods Hilltop 788; HTS Sportsman Center 2239. Koffee Klatchers W L Name of Team 4 Jerry’s Tavern ........ . 16 6 Salem Trophy ........ . 14 7 Walton’s Grocery.... .. 13 . 13 Lowers & Holm 7 8 Western Auto ........ . 12 9 Rav’s Drug ............ 11 11 Girod’s ...................... ... 9 11 N. Santiam Lanes .. ... 9 Bob & Bill’s Richfield 8 12 Park-n-Shop ............ 654 1354 Gene’s Meat Mkt..... ... 5 15 1st. Fed. Savings .... 354 1654 HIG Lucy Palmer 194: HIS Pat Freres 499; HTG and HTS Bob A Bill’s Richfield 1006, 2903. Twilichters w L Name of Team North Santiam Lanes 19 5 8 Teagues .................... 16 Dollies Hair Fashion 15 9 10 Sweetheart Meats . 14 11 Gingerbread House .. 13 12 Kimsev Const. Co. .. . 12 12 Lumber Tavern ..... 12 Thirds ................. . 12 12 10 14 Tincknell 14 San. Child Care Ser. .. 10 [¿Femme Beauty Sin. 7 17 Sprouse-Reitz .......... ... 4 20 HIG Jane Heuberger 200: HIS Jeanette Ferv 532: HTG and HTS Kimsev Const Co. 916. 2583. Monday Night Majors W L Name of Team H and W Logging 5754 2754 51 34 Santiam Hardware Schrank’s Drugs 19H 35*4 37 Phil’s Union Service 48 42 L. A. Smith Ins....... .. 43 43 42 Girod’s Market Girod’s Produce 40*4 44*4 Turner Bldg Supply ..38 47 Frank Lumber....... 2«H 5654 26 59 N. Santiam Lanes HIG Ed Peters 242; HTS Rav F:>helman 787: HTG and HTS Frank Lumber 650. 2532. Nisrhtengals W L vame of Team ~-ankies Tavern .. 1554 454 7 ’ -"chella Furniture 13 13 7 U Chevron ...... By Karen Oliver Lonnie Bodeker was named queen of the 1968 Homecoming by football captain Lee Staf ford during Thursday’s pep as sembly. Lonnie will be escort ed by Stewart Hill. The prin cesses and their escorts are: Junior princess Trish Moore, escorted by Larry Hillesland, Sophomore princess Linda Hampton, escorted by Howard Lyness, and Freshmen princess Rosie Whitney escorted by Butch Arnie. Lonnie will be of ficially crowned during half time of the North Marion game by Sheryl Oliver, 1967 queen. Boy and Girl of the month were also named during Thurs day’s pep assembly. Girl of the month for September is Kathy Whigham, and boy of the month is David Chance. A Student Council meeting was held on Tuesday, October 8. Under old business, a club charter for Art Club was ac cepted for renewal. There were many Activity Sheets passed during this meeting. Among these was a baked food sale sponsored by F.H.A. which was Mill Supply ........... 11 9 Riverview .............. 1054 954 Stayton Radio & TV 954 1054 Stout Creek Lbr.... 554 1454 Team No. 7..................... 2 18 HIG and HIS Jerri Attig 222, 532; HTG Riverview 778; HTS Drushclla Furniture 2106. No. Santiam Merchants Name of Team W L Lowers & Holm No. 2 17 7 Sprouse-Reitz .......... 16 8 Albany Lanes ........... 15 9 Philippi ...................... 14 10 Regal Trophy............ 14 10 Jerrys Tavern .......... 13 11 Lowers & Holm No. 1 13 11 Porter & Iz>u .......... 11 13 Girods.......................... 10 14 Valley Telephone ...... 9 15 Silverton Lanes .......... 7 17 O. M. Contractors ........ 5 19 HIG O. Wood 255; HIS H. Holm 647; HTG Regal Trophy 1088; HTS Lowers & Holm No. 2 3063. held on October 11. F.H.A. also had a cookbook sale passed. The Seniors had two activity sheets passed, a Santiam T- shirt sale, and a car bash. The car bash will be held on the football field during the pep assembly next Friday. A car wash on April 5, and a “Hole in one’’ contest for October 23, txith sponsored by the Junior class, were also passed. A soph omore bottle drive, and a Freshmen pen sale were pas sed. Dances which were passed included the Sweetheart’s Ball, which is to be held on Febru ary 15, sponsored by the Soph omore class. A “Sadie Hawkins” dance, on January 31, sponsored by Dra ma club and a dance for Jan uary 24, sponsored by the Jun iors, were also passed. The members of G.A.A. have been busy preparing for Home- coming, which will be held on October 18. A G.A.A. workday was held on Friday in order to begin the work on the de corations for the dance. All the classes have decided on their representatives for ug ly man day. They are Senior Vai Challender, Junior Dave Evans, Sophomore Rick Har lan, and Freshman Mitchel Al ban. These boys will compete on Tuesday. The boy who re ceives the most votes will earn spirit points for his class. At the end of the week all of the points will be added and the class with the post points will receive $20. The energetic Jun ior class spent a couple of hours Thursday night decorat ing the main hall of the school in order to build up spirit. F.T.A. met during third per iod on Thursday to elect the of ficers for this year. Those elect- were Jeanette Herron, Presi dent, Stewart Hill, Vice-presi dent, Linda Crowther, secre tary, and Karen Olson, treas urer. The Freshmen class held their first dance on Friday, October 11. The dance was held downstairs as a sock-hop, be cause of the G.A.A. decorations upstairs in the balcony. Music for the dance was provided by the Sound Express. Punt Pass, Kick Winners Named 3—The Miii City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. 17, 1968 FREE DELIVERY The results of a punt, pass and kick football contest spon sored by Philippi Ford and JUANITA EMERSON Mrs. Juanita Emerald Emer held at Stayton Saturday are son, 31, of Gates was killed in as follows; 8- year-old group, first Jtimes an auto accident Friday when her car plunged into the San Boeckstigel, Detroit. 9- year-olds: 1st, Eugene Mack tiam river west of Mill City. See us for everything in the building line Death was attributed to drown Aumsville, 2nd, Dan Kroeger, Scio; 3rd, Jeffery Gower, Scio. ing. 10- year-olds, 1st Loel Lier She was a native of Under man, Stayton; Brian Smith, wood, Washington but had liv ed in the Gates area for 23 Idanha and Gregory Jones, years. She attended Gates Idanha. 11- year-olds, 1st, Roger Da- schools graduating from the I vidson, Mill City; 2nd Greg High school there with the class of 1955. She was employ Busby, Aumsville; 3rd, Mark Stayton. ed by a Salem insurance firm Peters, 12- year-olds. 1st, Bill Duffy, at the time of her death. Mrs. Emerson was an active Stayton; 2nd, Ranald Mack, KELLY LUMBER SALES member of the Santiam Re Aumsville, 3rd, Leon Wiley, bekah lodge and particularly Idanha. MILL CITY. ORERON 13- year-olds. 1st, Timothy interested in youth activities. Phone 897-26». 0 Culbertson, Mehama, 2nd, She had been a member of the Theta Rho club, an affiliation Steve Mack, Stayton. Coffman, coordinator of the lodge, before it was dis for Jerry the Ford Motor Co., spon banded here. Survivors are the son, Chris, sors of the contest was assisted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal by Markers, Dr. Duffy, Stay ton and Bill I-apshies, Salem. ter Thomas Sr., all of Gates; Judges and scorekeepers were brother, Walter Thomas, Jr., Lierman and Frank Gates and sister, Mrs. Aloha Wayne King of Fresno, Calif.; grand Crow, Stayton. Ball retrievers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ephram were Eric Brock and Grandy The line-up and coach Thomas, Portland and Mrs. Peters. ing was handled by Joe Brock Jessie Ziegler, Vancouver. Stayton High. Services were held Tuesday of Due bad weather, several at Weddle Mortuary with of of the to contestants did not ap ficers of Santiam Rebekah pear. First place winners in lodge conducting ritualistic ser the local contest will go to Le vices. The Rev. Haron Barasch banon Saturday to compete officiated at the services and with boys In their own age interment was at Fairview group from other areas. cemetery. The family has sug Those who continue to win gested memorial contributions will end up with a may be made to the Boys and Ford eventually Motor Co. for the Girls Aid Society in Portland. winners and their trip parents to the east coast for national com Each year, during the first petition. week of October, Goodwill In dustries observes National Em ploy the Handicapped Week. Its purpose Is to encourage em ployers to hire the handicap ped. Support your non-profit Goodwill which trains the han dicapped so they may learn a Phone 897-2772 117 N. E. Wall Street MUI City skill and hold a job. GOLD . 0 ON ALL Building Materials HOWL I i for it ’ g when you | uge the 1 Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise i $4.00 per Year The Mill Qty Enterprise » them OLD... represented by Prosperity, Growth, Wealth.,. abounds in the larger cities today. But it's a sort of non-portable, one-way type of gold—people living in the smaller communities like ours can't just go up into the stone and glass hills and canyons with our. burros and bring loads of it home. As a matter of cold, hard economic fact—this gold— this wealth in our neighboring metropolises is not for us to enjoy. ..unless we’re ready to move there and live with it. Yet, our Trade, our money...car- ried to them on our shopping pilgrimages... has portantly helped in their enrichment. The same money... kept in the trade channels of our own community ... will put more gold where we can enjoy it ourselves—the gold of Prosperity and Growth. These Firms Are Genuinely Interested in the Future of Our Community and Your Welfare H. L. Ashby Hill Insurance Agency Jerry Coffman Kelly Lumber Sales Distributor of Shell Products Mill City, Oregon New and Used Cars Building Supplies, Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Electrical Fixtures Jerry Pittam Insurance Mill City Hardware Santiam Cable Vision Don's Tire Sales Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 We Give S & H Green Stamps Mill City, Oregon Tires Are My Business Highway 22, Mill City, Ore. U.S. National Bank of Oregon Bob's Phillips 66 Service Head Office Portland We Give S & H Green Stamps Girod's Hilltop Super Market Les's Body & Fender Repair S & H Green Stamps Complete Body Repair & Paint Service
