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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1969)
Lairds Ins..................... 7 5 i Kimsey Const. Co..... 644 544 I Sweetheart Meats .... 6 6 Teagues ............. 5 7 San. Child Care Ser. 5 7 North Santiam Lanes 5 7 Sprouse-Reitz ................ 5 7 Tincknell Real Este 314 814 Gingerbread House .... 1 11 HIG and HIS Jeanie La Brausser 208, 543; HTG Sweet heart Meats 940; HTS Lairds Ins. 2884. Koifee Klatchers let Cream Splits 6-7-10 Larry Howard; 4-7-10 Dennis Mumey. Oilier Hard Splits 3-9-10 W. Janes; 2-5-7 D. Pet ers, N. Horton, D. McClain; 5-7-9 D. Garton; 4-5 E. Sarff; 4-10 T. Peters, W. Owens, D. McClain; 9-10 G. Garton; 6-7 D. Pope; 3-7 J. LaBrausser; 5-6 M. Yankus; 4-5-7 R. Wallace; 2-10 M. Schachtsick; 3-5-10 J. Anderson; 3-7-10 Jean Fery; 5-7 L. Pietrok, G. Puckett, T. Gil christ; P. Gorman, G. Beitel, T. Morris, D. Ball, M. Donahue, J. Attig, J. Kokstis, J. La Brausser; 5-10 D. Kauffman. K. Farwell, M. Overholts, L. Huber. Men — Over 210 Name of Team W L Jerry’s Tavern ....... 13 3 Western Auto .......... 12 4 Bob & Bills’ Richfield 11 5 Salem Trophy .......... 10 6 Gene’s Meat Mkt...... 914 614 Girod’s ..................... 814 714 Lowers & Holm ....... 7 9 1st. Federal Savings ....6 10 Ray’s Drug .............. 5 11 Walton’s Groc............. 5 11 North Santiam Lanes 5 11 Park-n-Shop .............. 4 12 HIG Shirley Sharp 214; HIS Betty Wallace and Shirley Sharp 510; HTG and HTS Jerry’s Tavern 955, 2785. Monday .Night Mixers Name of Team W L Bethell & Fredricks ..15 5 Calavan & Peterson 1314 614 Hancock & Bassett .... 13 7 Wallace & Glidewell 12 8 Weakley & Irono ...... 8 12 Savage & Lierman .... 7 9 Wallace & Wallace 514 1014 Shaffer & Hancock .... 2 14 HIG and HIS Shirley Bethell 221, 571; HTG Savage and Lier man 799; HTS Calavan and Peterson 2259. 249 G. Puckett; 244 J. Peters; 237 J. Peters; 226 J. Sullivan; 224 H. Holm, W. Rice; 218 A. Harrison; 216 L. Holm; 215 J. Hancock; 214 W. Janes; 213 A. Dozier; 212 D. Sharp (2), T. No. Santiam Merchants Gilchrist; 211 J. Boyle, J. Beth- Name of Team W L eil; 210 L. Holm, B. Hancock. Valley Telephone .... 18 6 Men — 600 Series Silverton Lanes ....... 16 8 627 J. Peters; 624 D. Sharp; Lowers & Holm ....... 14 6 617 L. Holm; 608 G. Puckett. Albany Lanes .......... 13 11 Women — Over 190 Sprouse-Reitz .......... 12 12 225 D. McClain; 224 S. Beth Porter & Lau .......... 12 17 ell; 214 S. Sharp; 211 D. Ball; Girods ....................... 11 13 208 A. Spellmeyer, P. Lierman, Jerrys Tavern .......... 11 9 B. Stormer; 205 J. LaBrausser; Regal Tavern .......... 10 14 204 C. Carey; 202 E. Cline; 201 Lowers & Holm No 2 944 14*4 Blanch Wallace; 198 R. Bas Philippi ...................... 8 16 sett; 196 R. Peters, C. Carey; O-M Construction .... 544 18*4 195 L. Koppe; 194 Betty Wal HIG G. Puckett 249; HIS D. lace, S. Peterson; 193 O. Barn- Sharp 624; HTG and HTS Por hardt; 191 S Chance; 190 Betty ter & Lau 1120, 3102. Wallace. MEHAMA Mrs. John Teeters Mr. and Mrs. Horace McCar ley and daughters, Mrs. Leon ard Ammons and Mrs. George Antella and son Grant all of Kelso, Wash., visited friends and former neighbors here Wednesday, Feb. 5. They were luncheon guests at the home of Mrs. Lilly Wolfkiel. The Mike Knox family, who have been living in one of the B. L. Kirsch houses, have moved to Lyons where they have purchased a home. Mrs. Larry Limsey, Susan, Mary, Lloyd and Leon and Mrs. Kimseys mother, Mrs. Jennie Moe visited Sunday af ternoon, Feb. 9 at the Lee Brant home at Macleay. Mrs. James Richmond and children Barbara, Pam and Tony were guests Sunday, Feb. 9 at the home of her brothers family the Eldon Titzes in Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Rabi and daughters Wendy, Marcy and Jenny of Stayton were guests Saturday evening, Feb. 8 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Teet ers of Tacoma, Wash., visited Sunday, February 9 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Teeters and other relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Calla han, Jr., and two children re turned home Feb. 1 from Los Angeles, where they had spent Junior League a w eek visiting with his broth er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Callahan. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Branch were guests Sunday, Feb. 9 at the home of their sons family, Mr . and Mrs. Dean Branch, Denice and Dav- d in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bomber »er and daughter, Carrie ol Beaverton w ere week-end guests at the home of her par >nts, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wallen. The pupils at the Mehama school hail a couple of days vacation the last of the week due to septic tank trouble at the school. Santiam Grange Has Guest Speaker LYONS — Linn County Judge, Floyd Mullen was the guest speaker at the regular meeting of Santiam Valley Grange Friday night, February 7, and talked on the History of Linn County. A pot luck supper preceded the business meeting, which followed, Reports on Agricul ture and Legislature was heard and the Charter was draped in memory of Olen Spiva. The Grange also presented a pres sure Canner to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer who recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. Due to the weath er condition many of the rangers were unable to attend their reception. Santiam Drop Pair In Weekend Action 7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969 Over the past weekend the Santiam Wolverines were de bated Friday by host Jeffer son 51-47, and again Saturday o li st North Marion 71-61. Jeffers n took an early lead n the game Friday night to' give them 17-6 first quarter lead. Santiam made a spirited effort to comeback to make! the halftime score 26-19. The I Wolverines continued to work on Jefferson’s lead and the score at the end of the third period was 37-35, Jefferson’s favor. Hopes were looking up for the Wolverines in the 4th quarter, but they were edged out by only 4 points. J im ? Hince of Santiam was highscorer for both teams with 15 points. Larry Hilles- land was second highest for the Wolverines with 12 points. In the North Marion game Santiam was behind 34-27 at the end of the second quarter. North Marion pulled farther ahead in the third period leav ing the score 54-39. In the fourth quarter the Wolverines narrowed the losing margin, utscoring the opponents by 5 points. Larry Hillesland scored 14 points to lead Santiam. Bruce Roscoe and David Pittam were not far behind with 10 points each. Santiam next meets Serra, Friday, February 14, at Serra. For Quality Job Printing call The Enterprise, 807-2772. Name of Team W L North Santiam Lanes 4 0 Stay ton T. V.............. 4 0 Furgason Paulus ........ 4 0 Team No. 9 .............. 4 0 Freres Building ....... 3 1 Bob & Bill’s Richfield 1 3 Team No. 5 .............. 0 4 Team No. 4.................. 0 4 Team No. 1 .................. 0 4 Team No. 10................ 0 10 HIG and HIS Willie Wallace “Before offering a seat to 206, 598; HTG and HTS North a girl be sure she is!” Santiam Lanes 787, 2227. 1965 F-100 V-8 Automatic Transmission with new 8’A foot Beaver Camper $2,595 Philippi Brides' delight.. .our beautiful J FLOWER WEDDING LINE with 5 exclusiva new Regency Scripts ^¿t, andda>atd Sfj V1MTIAN a nr/ MOMMI IM HtMtSH 9L . one) Louglilon ■ ivi »-* TCr and TTrs Jlrtfiur 7?. Tirade rid nonoiAH When you choose from our famous Regency Flower Wed ding Line you need have no qualms about quality—this rich, raised HELIOGRAVING* has all the distinction of the fin est craftsmanship—yet costs about half as much as you'd guess! Do see the many other elegant type styles...for your complete wedding stationery needs. ♦ HeHoiravin^—not to be contused with engraving. The Mill City Enterprise Motor Co. Phone 769-2117 Evenings 859-2552 ty/id/arri and Phone 897-2772 117 N. E. Wall Street, Mül City Women — First 500 & Bigger 577 D. McClain; 571 S. beth ell; 556 C. Carey; 554 B. Storm er; 545 Blanch Wallace; 543 J. LaBrausser; 530 D. Stephens; 525 R. Peters; 524 H. Fery; 520 D. Ball; 519 E. Myers; 510 S. Sharp, Betty Wallace; 506 P. Lierman; 505 R. Bassett; 504 C. Carey, O. Barnhardt. Friday Mixed Doubles W Name of Team Garton Builders ..... . 17 Del’s Barber Shop 1644 Mill City Pharmacy 1514 Les’ Tavern ............ . 11 Don’s Tire Sales...... 914 Lulay & Davis ....... 9*4 Girod’s Market ..... ... 8 Pamper Palace ...... ... 5 HIG Wayne Rice 224; Walt Owens 540; HTG HTS Del’s Barber Shop 1804. L 7 744 844 13 1444 1044 16 15 HIS and 666, for Rooming Bargain f/unten Nigh tengáis W L Name of Team 6 Mill Supply ............ . 18 Riverview .............. 1744 644 8 Stayton TV ............ . 16 9 Frankies Tavern .... . 15 10 Earls Chevron ........ .. 14 17 Drushella Furniture .... 7 Stout Creek Lmbr. .6*4 1744 22 P. T. T. A................ ... 2 HIG and HIS Dottie Me- Clain 225; 577: HTG and HTS Riverview 798, 2262. i Eight BaH League W L Name of Team 5 Stayton Canning #1 19 7 Gorman Insurance . .. 17 8 Prank Lumber Co. . .. 16 No. Santiam Lanes 15*4 sy2 9 Stayton Canning #2 15 Sportsman Center 12*4 14 Girods Hilltop ....... .. 10 14 Wilco Farmers ....... .. 10 15 Webbs Texaco ...... ... 9 15 No. Santiam Ply. ... .... 9 18 Garton Builders...... .... 6 19 Sublimity Fire Ins. ...5 HIG and HIS Joe Peters 244, 627; HTG and HTS Stayton Canning #1 814, 2311. OVE TAXES? You’d think some of us do... the way we pay our home community taxes, and then rush off to other cities and towns, to help those people pay theirs. You know, part of every dollar spent in any community goes naturally to help defray that community’s overhead expense —for city, county, and school facilities. More trade volume means smaller direct tax bills.. .trade volume which leaves a community, leaves bigger tax bills.. .for every individual who lives in that community. Stayton Women’s Invitational Name of Team W L Lierman’s Insurance ..9 3 Stayton Electric ....... 9 3 No. San. Real Estate .9 3 Regal Trophy .......... 8 4 Mel Round Trucking .7 5 Frank Lumber Co......... 7 5 Hutchinson Trucking 5 7 Freys Market .......... 5 7 Stay ton Sports .......... 1 11 Green Veneer................... 0 12 HIG B. Stormer & Phyllis Lierman 208; HIS Carol Corey 556; HTG and HTS Mel Round Trucking 554, 1570. But, of course, Taxes are fun. Double your fun by doing your Twilighters Name of Team Dollies Hair Fashion LaFemme Bty Salon Lumber Tavern ....... W L 10 10 8 2 2 4 1968 Ranchero V8 Cruisomatic Cost Over $4,000 New SEE THIS ONE Philippi Motor Co. Ph. T(i!»-21I7 Ev. 83®4S.»52 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 MUI 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 Girod's Hilltop Super Market Les's Body & Fender Repair Head Office Portland We Give S & H Green Stamps S & H Green Stamps Complete Body Repair & Paint Service
