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Ice Cream Splits
6-7-10 Wayne Savage; 6-7-10
Wilma Mocre.
Other Hard Splits
3-7-10 P. Bell; 5-7-9 L. Panto-
vich, T. Peters; 5^-10 A. Spell-
meyer; 4-5-7 M. Yankus, M.
Duncan; 6-7 M. Bethell, R.
Bassett; 4-5 D. Garton, J. Strout;
5-6 D. McClain, A. Spellmeyer;
5-7 E. Albus, J. Peters, D. Spies-
schaert, E. Garsjo, D. Martin,
D. McClain, P. Choate, B. Salt
er, B. Budlong, M. Schachtsick
(2), J. Bodeker, S. Sharp, J.
Christensen, E. Sarff (2) K.
Boyle; 5-10 G. Garton, H. Fery,
B. Wallace, R. Schrader, P.
Bell, D. Pyeatte, E. Girod, F.
Garsjo, A. Dozier (2).
Men — Over *10
248 L. Wickizer; 245 B. Hen
thorn; 235 B. Montoya, R. Lu-
lay; 233 L. Puckett; 232 L.
Wickizer; 231 K. Boyle; 225 C.
Copeland, W. Janes; 224 G. Nok-
elby, B. Lierman; 223 R. Scott,
B. Missenheimer; 222 O. Meuse;
221 B. Stigelman; 220 L. Wicki
zer, 219 J. Boyle; 218 A. Dozier;
215 L. Holm, L. Wallace, G.
Nokelby; 214 E. Peters, J. Duf
fy; 212 J. Birkholz, D. Sharp,
G. Heuberger, L. Myers; 211 J.
Minten; 210 B. Stigelman, S.
Alsman.
Men — 600 Series
612 B. Missenheimer; GOT B.
Stigelman; 605 L. Holm.
4 Game League: 804 L. Wick
izer.
Women — Over 100
218 D. Clapp; 214 D. McClain;
211 J. Attig; 205 S. Bethell, R.
Bassett; 198 S. Bethell; 196 D.
McClain; 191 J. Anderson, B.
Evans; 190 K. Murphy.
Women — First 500 & Bigger
585 D. McClain; 560 D. Clapp;
552 S. Bethell; 534 S. Bethell;
515 K. Manning; 511 F. Garsjo;
510 F. Garsjo; 504 A. Spellmey-
er.
No. Santiam Merchants
L
Name of Team
W
13
Sprouse-Reitz ............ 23
16
Lowers & Holm 1.......20
16
Jerrys Tavern .......... 20
16
Lowers & Holm 2 ...... 20
Regal Trophy ........ 19 ft 16ft
Philippi .................. 18ft 17ft
18
Silverton Lanes ....... 18
18
Albany Lanes ............ 18
19
Girods.......................... 17
19
Valley Telephone........ 17
20
Porter & Lau .......... 16
27
O-M Construction ....... 9
HIG B. Henthorn 245; HIS
B. Stigelman 607; HTG and
HTS Silverton Lanes 1098, 3011.
Stayton Invitational
W
L
Name of Team
8
North San Real Estate 28
11
Frank Lumber Co..... 25
14
Lierman’s Ins............. 22
16
Stayton Electric ....... 20
16
Hutchinson Trucking 20
16
Regal Trophv ............ 20
19
Mel Round Trucking 17
19
Frey’s Market .......... 17
27
Stayton Sports Hobby 9
34
Green Veneer Inc....... 2
HIG and HIS Dottie McClain
214, 585; HTG and HTS Regal
Trophy 527, 1495.
Monday Night Majors
W
L
Name of Team
10
Savage & Lierman . 18
10
Wallace & Glidewell 18
Calavan & Peterson 17ft 10ft
12
Bethell & Fredricks 16
16
Martin & London ... . 12
17
Hey berger & Weakley 11
Hancock & Bassett 10ft 17ft
19
Martin & Wallace ... 9
HIG Jim Hancock 207; HIS
Jim Bethell 562: HTG and HTS
Savage & Lierman 783, 2301.
Eight BaH League
L
Name of Team
W
Stayton Canning 2 16ft 9ft
10
Girods Hilltop .......... 26
15
Webbs Texaco .......... 21
17
North Santiam Ply..... 19
18
Sportsman Center ... 18
18
Garton Builders ....... 18
Wilco Farmers ....... 17ft 18ft
20
Stayton Canning 1 .... 16
22
Sublimity Fire Ins. . 14
34
Gormans Insurance .... 2
15
Frank Lumber Co....... 17
15
North Santiam Lanes 17
HIG Ralph Lulay 235; HIS
Bill Missenheimer 612; HTG
and HTS Stayton Canning No.
2 810, 2300.
Koffer Klatchers
Name of Team
W
Walton’s Grocery .... 23
T owers & Holm
Western Auto
Terry’s Tavern
Salem Trophy
Girod’s ----------
Ray’s Drug ----
Park-n-Shop —
Bob & Bills Richfield 13
1st Federal Saving« ...11
North Santiam Lanes 11
Gene’s Meat Market .10
HIG Bernice Evans 191; HIS
Kathleen Manning 515; HTG
Western Auto 974; HTS Wal-
t - ‘ Grocery 2861.
Friday Mixed Doubles
W
L
Name of Team
Lulay & Davis .... ... 21
7
Girods Super Mkt. ... 20
8
Garton Builders .
18
10
Mill City Pharmacy .... 16
12
Del’s Barber Shop .... 14
14
11
Pamper Palace ....
17
Martin & Owens ... ... 10
18
Basl & Rice ......... .... 2
26
HIG Tony Masser 197; HIS
Kim Boyle 495; HTG Girods
Super Mkt. 636; HTS Lulay &
Davis 1807.
Twilightera
W
Name of Team
L
Teagues ...................... 25
11
Dollies Hair Fashion 24
12
Gingerbread House .... 24
12
North Santiam Lanes 21
15
Sweetheart Meats .... 20ft 15ft
Kimsey Const. Co. 18ft 17ft
Lumber Tavern ....... 17
19
Tincknell Real Estate 16
20
I^airds Ins................... 16
20
San. Child Care Ser. 16
20
LaFemme Beauty Sin 10
26
Sprouse-Reitz ............. 8
28
HIG and HIS Dorothy Clapp
218, 560; HTG Santiam Child
Care Service 921; HTS Sweet
heart Meats 2706.
Nightengals
Name of Team
W
L
Earls Chevron ....... 23
9
Frankies Tavern .... 20ft lift
Riverview .............. 17ft 14ft
Stout Creek Lumber 17ft 14ft
Drushella Furniture .. 17
15
Mill Supply .............. 16
16
Stayton Radio & TV 14 ft 17ft
P. D. L. A..................... 2
30
HIG Jerri Attig 211; HIS Dol
ly Ball 488; HTG and HTS
Frankies Tavern 742; 2115.
Merchants Wednesday Night
Name of Team
W
L
H & W ................. .... 24
12
Stout Creek Lbr. .. .... 23
13
N. S. Real Estate .... 22
14
Jack’s Coffee Shop .... 20
16
Lulay Timber Co. .. 17ft 18ft
K of C................... .... 17
19
Cascade Teachers .... 17
19
Turner Build. Supply 17
19
Stayton Cleaners .. . 15ft 20ft
Girods Market ...... .... 15
21
Stayton Canning ... 14
22
Stayton Auto Supply 12
24
HIG Benny Montoya 235;
HIS Lloyd Holm 605; HTG
Stayton Cleaners 1028; HTS
North Santiam Real Estate
2828.
son In the Vietnam war.
Dick Ryearson from Myrtle
point and a girl friend from
Betty Johnson
Eugene visited with the Floyd
Ph. 897-2491 days
Swaim family Sunday.
Ph. 897-2456 eves.
The Gates Firemens Auxil
Mrs. Harold Wilson visited iary held their regular month
with Mrs. Josephine McLaugh ly business meeting Monday
lin at the Marian Home out cf evening. The raffle prize was
Sublimity Saturday afterno.n. won by Glenda R ten and re-
She found her in fair condition. treshments were served by
Mrs. McLaughlin formerly Arlene Taylor and Gwen
lived l>ack of the Gates school Swope. Those attending the
house.
meeting were Arlene Taylor,
Tommy Carey, grandson of Wyoma
Baechler,
Phyllis
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson, Gregory, Gwen Swope, Carol
visited with them Sunday af Woods, Lenore Cutsforth and
ternoon and did some yard Glenda Roten.
work for them while there.
The Santiam Canyon Home
Mrs. Velma Carey was pleas Extension will have their
antly surprised Sunday with a monthly meeting at the Gates
visit by her three sons and Community Center at 10 a. m.
families. They were Don Carey Thursday, November 14. Carol
from Stayton, Norman Carey Woods and Wyoma Baechler
and family from Albany, and will
giving the demonstra
Eugene Carey and wife from tion, be
the topic will be “Shaping
Milwaukie.
Fabrics.’’ All women in the
Bernice Evans and Arlene area are cordially invited to
Taylor drove to Reno over the attend.
November 13, there
weekend and reported that will be On
an all-day meeting on
they had a good time playing “Sewing With Knits.” Please
the slot machines.
refer to your Extension bul
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Taylor letins.
and 5-year-old daughter, Sheila
Mrs. Alice Watson, of Mill
and fourth grade son, Michael, City, who formerly lived in
moved here from Springfield Gates, suffered a light stroke
in August. They live on the while working in her yard last
back road from Gates. Mrs. Thursday, and is presently re
Taylor’s 17-year-old son, Larry cuperating at her home. Mrs.
Scott Deardorff, is in the Lang Stafford and Mrs. Fran
Marines and stationed at Camp ces Ward visited with her at
Pendleton. He was home re her home Monday and reported
cently for a visit. Mrs. Taylor that she is improving nicely.
also had a 25-year-old married
Louis Kelle is in Salem Me
daughter, Glory Jean Wilson, morial hospital with pneumon
who lives at Elmira, and a 5- ia and expected to have surg
year-old grandson, and lost a ery Tuesday. Mrs. Kelle also
has been ill and Mrs. Velma
Monday Night Mixers
Carey is assisting her at home.
Name of Team
W
L
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bum
Santiam Hardware .... 90
46 gamer visited with Mrs. Bum
Girod’s Produce .... 81ft 54ft gamer’s sister, Mrs. Wynona
H & W Logging .... 81ft 51ft Nibbs at her home in Wood
Phil’s Union Service 77ft 58ft bum Thursday. Mrs. Nibbs is
Turner Bldg. Supply 65ft 70ft recuperating from recent sur
L. A. Smith Ins....... 64ft 71ft gery.
Schrunks Drugs ... 63ft 72ft
Mrs. Barney Bumgamer just
Girod’s Market ....... 59ft 76ft recently opened the Kracker
N. S. Lanes .............. 51
85 Barrel and Fun Store at 700 N.
Frank Lumber Co. 45ft 90ft W. Alder in Mill City. They
HIG and HIS Leo Wickizer will feature groceries, antiques,
248, 804; HTG Schrunk’s and miscellaneous items. It is
Drugs 675; HTS Santiam Hard- in the former Kellom building.
Ware 2483.
Mrs. Ellen Rust’s son-in-law
GATES
and daughter, Larry and Carol
Drake just recently returned
from Long Beach, Calif., where
Larry was stationed in the
Navy on the USS Chicago. He
is cut of the Navy now and
they will make their home in
their trailer house which is
parked at the Oak Park Trail
er Court in Gates. They both
were graduates of Santiam Hi
in 1964.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pouliot
from Portland were unexpected
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross McCombs Sunday, so they
took advantage of the oppor
tunity and had an early birth
day celebration for Mrs. Pouliot
who has a birthday Friday.
Weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Roten
were Jack and Ruth DeVault.
He is a brother of Mrs. Roten
and a career Navy man. He
will be leaving soon for four
years in Australia. On Sunday
the Rotens and their guests
went to the home of her
grandparents for a family re
union of her five brothers and
sisters. This is the first time
they had all been together for
12 years.
3—Hie Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 7, 1968
Telephone Company
Announces Sale
Lambert D. Miller, President
cf Sunnyside Telephone Comp
any, Clackamas, Oregon, an
nounced today that an agree
ment in principal had been en
tered into providing for such
company’s acquisition by Con
tinental Telephone Corp., St.
Louis, Missouri.
Terms of the acquisition pro
vide for the issuance of 1 share
of Continental stock for every
*i shares of common stock of
Sunnyside outstanding or re
served for issuances under
Sunnyside 6% Convertable Sub
ordinated Debenture. On the
basis of the closing price of
Continental Common Stock on
the New York Stock Exchange
on Monday, October 28, 1968
the market value of the Con
tinental stocks agregates $13,-
200,000. The acquisition is sub
ject to the execution of a de-
finitie agreement and approv
al by Sunnyside Stockholders
and certain regulatory approv
als.
“I would like to take this
means of publicly showing my
appreciation to the owners of
the Davis Airport in Gates for
their assistance last week when
I had to make a forced land
ing. By giving unselfishly of
their time and facilities they
helped avert what might have
been a very serious accident.
I am extremely grateful for all
the effort expended on my be
half during those few hours.”
Del Krier,
Newberg, Oregon
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