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4—The MH City Enterprise, 'Riursday, Nov. 28, 1968 Subscribe to The Advertising in The Mill Gty Enterprise Mill City Enterprise $4.00 per Year Brings Results—Try It Every Week Read it Every Week •• :*•••••• DON'T MISS Pacific Power presents "Spotlight Special" STARRING ROBERT GOULET Co starring Lainie Kazan and Tommy Cooper Watch for other Pacific Power "Spotlight Specials" starring Phil Silvers, Paul Anka, Tom Jones, Shelley Berman, Eddie Fisher, Abbe Lane, Trini Lopez, Bill Dana and many, many more. Ask for a schedule of all "Spotlight Specials" at your PP&L office. Don't miss this one hour special In color! KPTV/12 8:30 P.M. Friday, November 29, : Santiam Ripples By Karen Oliver Other Hard Splits 3-7-10 B. Davis, H. McCall; 5-7 N. Pennington, B. Sullivan, G. Basi; 5-10 J. Anderson, G. Garton. Women — Over 190 213 D. Clapp; 210 C. Carey, S. Bethel; 202 E. Round, B. Stür mer; 198 M. Yankus. Women — First 500 & Biggei 581 C. Carey; 558 D. Clapp; 525 S. Bethel; 517 D. McClain; 512 B. Stormer; 505 E. Round; .501 N. Pennington. Twilighters Name of Team W L Teagues 33 15 Dollies Hair Fashion .. 33 15 Gingerbread House .... 29 19 North Santiam Lanes 28 20 Lumber Tavern ...... 26 22 Sweetheart Meats .... 25% 22% Kimsey Const. Co.....22% 25% lairds........................ 22 26 San. Child Care Ser.....22 26 Tlncknell Real Estate 21 27 Sprouse-Reitz .......... 14 34 LaFemme Beauty Sin 12 36 HIG and HIS Dorothy Clapp •213, 558; HTG Dollies Hair I Fashion 905; HTS Sweetheart Meats 2664. Friday Mixed Doubles Name of Team W L Girods Super Market 32 8 Lulay & Davis ........ 27 13 Mill City Pharmacy .. 25 15 Garton Builders ...... 22 18 Del’s Barber Shop .... 19 21 Les’ Tavern ............. 16 29 Pamper Palace.......... 12 28 Don’s Tire Sales ..... . 7 33 HIG and HIS Tony Masser 199, 557; HTG and HTS Girods Super Market 611, 1760. Stayton Invitational Name of Team W L Frank Lumber Co..... 34 14 N. San. Real Estate .. 33 15 Stayton Electric ...... 30 18 Mel Round Trucking 27% 20% Lierman’s Insurance 27 21 Hutchinson Truck... 26% 21% Regal Trophy .......... 25 23 Frey’s Market .......... 21 27 Stay, Sports & Hobby 13 35 Green Veneer Inc........ 3 45 HIG Carole C and Shirley B. 210; HIS Carale Carey 581; HTG Mel Round Trucking 545; HTS Frank Lumber Co. 1558. A Student Council meeting was held Tuesday, November 19. Final preparations for the Friday night movie, “Fantas tic Voyage”, were made. Ac tivity sheets for a Christmas holly sale and a Christmas party, both sponsored by F.H.A. were passed. The Senior class had two activity sheets passed; a car wash for February 15, and a Turtle Race for Decem ber 6. The Basketball program sale, sponsored by Varsity "S” was also passed. A Bottle Drive sponsored by Honor Society, which will be held on January 4, and two dances, also spon sored by Honor Society, were passed. One of the dances was a Christmas Toy Donation dance for November 22. The other was a computer dance, which will be held on March 6. The members of Pep Club have been busy this week pre paring for their Christmas Food Sale to be held on Dec ember 14, and 21st in the lobby of the high school. Class meetings were held during activity period on Fri day. During their meeting, the Freshmen talked about their pen sale and formed commit tees for other projects. A pos sible Basketball free-throw con test wits discussed, but nothing definite was decided. The Sophomores decided to hold a “Holiday Happening” cn the twenty-first of December during sixth and seventh per iod, a dance and games will be featured. The Sophomores also decided to sponsor a dance on January 10. During the Junior class meet ing, Ginny Lankins was chosen as the general chairman for the Junior Sponge-Throwing contest. The Juniors decided to sell balloons during the basketball games and they talked about their Basketball concession stand. The Seniors discussed the possibility of sponsoring an exhibition wrestling match. They also talked about selling holly. The movie “Fantastic Voy age” sponsored by Student Council was shown in the Grade school auditorium Fri day night. A large crowd at tended and everyone seemed to enjoy this science-fiction thril ler. A Christmas Toy Donation dance, sponsored by Honor So ciety, was held following the movie. Music for the evening was provided by the Sound Ex press. The toys donated will be given to the Jaycees who will later distribute them to young children. IT’S YOURLAW Respect for Law Makes Democracy Live The fact that the traffic sig ••But the Light Was Green” As Ted approached the in nal gave the car permisaion to tersection, the traffic signal proceed did not mean Ted had changed from red to green in the right to bulldoze a person his favor. He pushed down on the accelerator and honked his horn vigorously at the little old lady still toddling along in the crosswalk. The sound of the horn start led the woman. She hesitated— and Ted’s car brushed against her, knocking her to the pave ment. She suffered some brus- es in the accident. “The light was green in my favor,” Ted told the investi gating police officer. “This la dy was crossing against the light. I honked the horn to get her out of the way, it’s not my fault she got clipped.” “Why you young whiper- snapper,” the woman replied. “I started across the street the minute the light changed in my favor. My arthritis just doesn’t let me move as fast as you young folks. I was almost to the other side when you hit me. Who had the right of way? In cases like this the pedes trian on the crosswalk. or other car out of the way. A “green light” is not a com mand, but gives only limited permission. Another example of what a driver with a green light must yield to is emergency vehicles. They have the right of way ov er all traffic in emergency sit uations. They may proceed through red traffic signals with due caution. Traffic facing the green signal must wait for the emergency vehicle. The good driver will proceed through a green traffic signal with caution. Just because you have the green light doesn’t always mean you are “right.” If you insist, you may be “dead right.” (Oregon lawyers offer this column as a public service. No person should apply or inter pret any law without the aid of an attorney who is complet- ly advised of the facts involved. Even a slight variance in fact may change the application of the law.) Advertising in The Mill Gty Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week SEE US FOR PLYWOOD PANELS MILL GITY. ORES GN Phone 897-26IQ TEAGUE TALKS TURKEY With every new 1968 or 1969 You'll like the fringe benefits at First Federal Savings Santiam Memorial Hospital (Stayton) MARTIN—To Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Martin, Aumsville, a son, Saturday, November 16, 1968. BLAYLOCK — To Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. 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