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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1970)
I Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell ' JV Basketball Team On Winning Streak I attended the District meeting | I c f Salem Chapter No. 162 and I Chadwick Chapter No. 37 OES I in Salem Saturday evening. Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mi’s. Rolx-i-t Avery Briney are the parents of a s:n born January 23. The little boy weighed in at 5% pounds and has lieen named Robert Geof frey. Mrs. Avery is an instruct or at the Mill City Grade school and her husband is pre Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shep sently in the service. herd honored tlieir son-in-law Milton Roten on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ho a family dinner on his birth vey honored Mrs. James day anniversary. Present were Wright on her birthday anni Mr. and Mrs. Roten from versary Sunday evening at Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. William their home. Entertainment for Shepherd, Bonnie, Jerry and the evening was bridge, with Ler:y and Mr. and Mrs. Shep four tables in play. herd. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shock and family of Eugene were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore. The two families and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Merrill of Salem were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hovey. Archie Thompson, who is confined to the Marian Home at Sublimity, is said to be getting along as well as can lie expected. His son, Ralph, from California was here to visit him and spent a week in Mill City with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott spent the weekend in Albany visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill. Mill City friends and rela tives have received word that John Kelly has again been selected for a leading role by the University of Arizona Theatre Players. He will have the role of Cornelius in “Hello Dolly.” This summer John had the leading role in the play depicting the life of George M. Cohan. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly and a graduate of the U of O. Mr. and Mrs. Roger I j . Pen rose announce the arrival of a baby girl, born January 16, 1970, at Salem General Hospi tal. The little girl weighed 7 lbs. 14 ?z. and has been named Kimberly Louise. She joins two brothers, Keith and Ken neth. Grandparens are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Penrose of Or land, California, and Mrs. Q. L. Wilson of Eureka, Califor nia. Mrs. Chester Penrose is staying at the Roger Penroses assisting with the care of her new granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Har lan spent a week visiting in California with friends and re latives, including her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Watkins and their two sons at Cardiff by the Sea. This is the first time the Har lans had seen their youngest grandson, who is six months old. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Pres Mrs. Alex Burrell was host The Wolverine JVs extend ed their winning streak to three in a row by downing the Huskies of North Marion 69 to 43 in Friday night’s game. The Santiam JVs now have 8 wins with only 3 losses in season play. In the win over North Marion Jim Story led all sc rers with 16 and" was followed closely by Gorden Plotts with 14, Leo Poole with 10, and Allen Severs with 9. Story also led all rebounders with 11. Gordon Platts pulled down 10 rebounds taking se cond in this category only to Story. Santiam utilized 15 players in their win with nine players in the scoring column. Scoring: Poole 10, G. Plotts 14, Jim Story 16, Severs 9, Ruby 2, Lewellen 6, D. Plotts 7, Gabriel 4, Myers 1. ess at her h :me Tuesday of last week for a luncheon. Present were Mrs. William Lyness. Mrs. Elsie Völkel. Mrs. Char Santiam 47—Stayton 37— lie French, Mrs. Jack Gulli- This game was played Jan ford, and Mrs. Al Yankus. uary 20. Santiam JVs gained re Mi-, and Mi’s. Don Moffatt gained revenge for an earlier spent the past weekend at loss to Stayton by downing the Quincy, Calif., guests of her Eagles 47 to 37. Jim Story, the brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Santiam center, was the key to and Mrs. Robert M. Schultz. the win pulling d:wnl3 re The highways were bare on bounds and netting 15 points. the way over, but coming Story’s rebounding, scoring home highway 22 over the and overall team play has been pass was pretty dangerous. a key to the success of San- tiam’s JV squad in recent Mrs. Dorothy Newberg Is ex games. Gordon Plotts and pected home soon from Salem Steve Lewellen were second Memorial hospital where she in scoring, each getting 8 underwent surgery for a third points, while directing the San time in recent months. tiam attack. Lewellen as, usual, led all players in num Mr. and Mi’s. Otto Mulligan ber of steals. of Klamath Falls visited last Scoring: G. Plotts 8, Poole week with his brother and 4, Jim Story 15, D. Plotts 1, wife, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mul Lewellen 8, Ruby 3, Severs 7, ligan. The P. Mulligans live in Gabriel 1. Mill City but have been stay Santiam 65—Salem Acad. 43 ing at the Newberg home in Game played January 16. Gates while their daughter has The Santiam JVs put every- been hospitalized. ting together in downing Sal em Academy 65 to 43. This has Frederick and Daniel Smith, been the best overall effort of sons of Mr. and Mrs. Fred the Santiam squad this year. Smith both were taken to San- The team field goal percentage tiam Memorial hospital early of 42%, free throw percentage Monday morning for tonsilec of 65%, team rebounds of 45 tomies. The youngsters, ages and few ball turnovers made four and three are getting a- this a well played game. Gord long fine according to their on Plotts led the team in most mother. categories by netting 14 points, 12 rebounds, 5 assists, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Moffatt and 3 steals. Plotts consistent and sons, Rick, Mark and ly has been an outstanding Mike spent the weekend at player for Santiam through the coast. out this season. Jim Story and Steve Lewellen followed Plotts Louis Verbeck, Jr. and fam in scoring with both players ily from Tacoma spent the getting 11 points each. Lewel weekend visiting with his par len was also second in re ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ver bounds with 9. beck. Scoring: Lewellen 11, Poole 9, Story 11, Gordon Plotts 14, The Mill City Garden club Severs 7, D. Plotts 2, Podrab- will meet Thursday. February sky 7, McCourt 2, Gabriel 2. 5 at the Scout Cabin. There will be a 12:30 luncheon before the program. Mrs. Brown of Salem will show colored slides of wild flowers and bird life. Santiam Frosh Win 3 League Games BLM Timber Sales Bring $139,954.25 The Santiam freshman team continued its winning streak by downing three opponents in league play. First to fall to the aggressive Wolverine squad was Jefferson by a score of 70 to 33, Stayton was next los ing to Santiam by 10 points, 37 to 47, and in Monday’s game, the Santiam Frosh beat Regis 68 to 48. Steve Lewellen led all scorers netting a total of 58 pints in all three games. Ron Podrabsky and Darrell Plotts followed in scoring while each contributed much in rebound ing and defense. Much im provement is seen in several freshman players over these past three ball games. David Crowther, Tom Hince, Dick Gruver and Dennis Budlong have been key factors in the winning streak of the fresh man team. Scoring Santiam vs. Jeffer son: Lewellen 22, Hince 6, Po drabsky 7, Plotts 16, Budlong 3, Gruver 10, Crowther 4, Cox 2. Santiam vs Stayton: Lewel len 18, Hince 1, Podrabsky 4, Gruver 4, Plotts 7, Budong 1, Cox 1, Carpenter 1, Crowther 1. Santiam vs. Regis: Lewellen 18, Gruver 11, Budlong 9, Po drabsky 15, Crowther 9, Jeter 2, Davenport 4. R Santiam Ripples Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise $4.00 per Year Read it Every Week /P1TMB1NCN ,pRO^pI Santiam JVs 69, North Mar ton from Longview, Wn., were overnight guests at the home Approximately 3,978,000 bf of their son-in-law and daugh of timber in two separate par ter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard cels were sold at oral auction Freeman on Sunday. sale held by the Salem District Office of the Bureau of Land Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Turnldge Management of January 20. recently spent several days Total amount received for the visiting friends near Nevada timber was $139,954.25. City, Calif. One sale containing 3,250 Mbf, located in Clackamas The Studio of Hair Design County, was purchased by is now open for business four Crown Zellerbach Corp., of days a week, Wednesdays, Portland, for a total of $117,- Thursdays, Fridays and Sat 016.35, or $50.00 for the noble urdays. 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. fir. The appraised value of Ph. 897-2100 for appointment. the timber was $50,208.90. The Betty Klutke, owner. 46tf other bidders on this parcel were Burkland Lumber Co., and Avison Lumber Co. Also qualifying were Low Logging Co., Frank Lumber Co., Inc., RY ON YOUR FRIENDLY and Publishers Paper Co. One sale containing 728 Mbf PHARMACISÌ... located in Marion County, was purchased by Freres Lumber Co., Inc., Lyons, for a total of $22,937.90, or $32.00 per M for the Douglas-fir, the apprais ed value of the timber. There were no other bidders on this parcel. Also qualifying were F&R Logging Co., and Frank You can always trust Lumber Co., Inc. The next sale by the Salem District Office will be held at in our experience! 3550 Liberty Road. S., Salem By Becky Earhart February 17. Information re We HU your prescrip garding A short Student Council this sale is available meeting was held Tuesday, tions carefully for the at the above address. January 20. The purpose of the meeting was to pass an activity utmost In effectiveness. sheet for the Sweethearts Ball and other activities. Prescriptions Our Club meetings were held Friday, January 23. during the Specialty first part of activity period. Clubs meeting include Pep Club anti the Chess Club. The main topic of discussion it the Pep Club meeting was MEL EIDE, Owner money-making ideas. It was suggested that the club sell Ph. 897-2812 Mill City pies. A short Pep assembly was Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.tn. held in the gym. following club meetings. Mill City Pharmacy Golden Knight from ion 13. Ix>ngvlew, Wn., visited from Wednesday until Sunday at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman. On Friday the two ladies went to, Stayton and took their aunt, Mrs. Ruth Burson, ut to lunch. F 5—Tile Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 29. 1970 C heating f By Jean Roberts MEHAMA—Jeff Clearwater 1966 graduate of Stayton High School, was recently chosen as a “Golden Knight”, a member of the of the U. S. Army Par- achute Team and stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The “Golden Knights’’ are the smallest unit of the U. S. Army, and were authorized in 1963 by the Department of the Army to consist of seven of ficers and forty two enlisted men. Jeff was chosen as a “rig- ger” (pack chutes) as the team requires two cf their jumpers to be licensed riggers. Pictured here he is wearing his own jump suit with the 82nd Airborn Division Sport Parachute Club, from which the Golden Knights chose him. He is the son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts. The Golden Knights are well known in competition and de monstrations world-wide, hav ing secured seventy world re cords. 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