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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1970)
3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 26, 1970 Class meetings were held March 13 during ac MEHAMA Young Bowlers from Friday, tivity period. One topic which and Mrs. D. C. Hughes and Del Riley Files was discussed by all the dai family at Knappa. Area Doing Well ses Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schneid was the Inter-Class Track Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schneid For Linn Co. Clerk Meet which was held Monday. er and son, Doug, and grand er and Doug were Sunday din Del Riley, 44, has announc 23. Seniors made plans son, Greg Crook, of Mill City ner guests at the Larry Watts ed that he will run for Linn Says Sam Stenbeck for March loading chickens during returned recently from a four- home in Salem. The Schneid County Clerk, a position that Mrs. John Teeters Sam Stenlieck, who has been giving young folks bowl ing lessons at North Santiam Lanes, said this- week they were doing very well. He brought in a list of the names of the kids and their averages. This covers their progress in an approximately three- month period. Total pins and number of games are also list- ed: o O » > < S s n ■ ■ ua 33 n Began, Randy 127 2 Bradley, Adam 172 3 Bradley, Danny 319 4 Calahart, Steve 458 7 Clark, Don 1448 17 Clark, Wayne 207 5 Cline, Jim 1781 17 Crook, Greg 2010 20 Derrick, Ricky, 1626 20 Etzel, David 1384 17 Frank, Rodney 740 11 Golden, Mike 1362 17 Golden, Vern 1504 17 Hagen, Joe 1113 9 Halligan, Nicky 975 14 Hughes, Dan 289 4 Hughes, Paul 145 2 Jacobson, Larry 138 2 Jennings, Kenneth 589 10 Jones, Brian 1475 15 Kelly, Namitz 1013 13 Lewellyn, Doug 493 6 Lindsay, Randy 556 10 Long, Kevin 1101 14 McGargle, Allen 791 14 Michel, Alvin 1559 15 Moore, Joe 629 11 Morrison, Ron 1253 20 Murrell, D>yle 1097 15 Nixon, Les 139 2 Ohrt, Leland 1190 11 Ohrt, Mike 384 5 Payseno, Jerry 1255 14 Pallet, David 1 15 5 Pallet, Roy 257 5 Peterman, Floyd 853 8 Peterman, Marie 1268 17 Pyeatt, Jim 845 10 Rush, George Seales, Marty 121 2 Shaw, Skye 1399 18 Taylor, Bobbj- 304 5 Taylor, John 190 5 Welsted, Mike 607 8 Wilson, Don 705 6 536 9 Wilson, Mike 812 3 Wright, David 1790 17 Wright, Jim Crowther, Jim 1243 14 Carpenter, Armen 143 3 Williams, Harold 316 3 244 3 Morgan, Mike 228 3 Meyer, Doug GIRLS BOWLING 370 Barnhardt, Lisa Blackburn, Wanda 325 Bradley, Cardice 233 Bradley, Chareen 94 160 Bradley, Jackie Bradley, Rhonda 286 910 Clark, Margie 853 Clark, Roberta 492 Dickie, Jean 1349 Evans, Paula 354 Gabriel, Lisa 548 Golden, Debbie 220 Golden, Lisa Golden, Nicky Hagen, Paula Ann 840 Henness. Susan 1089 150 Hilyer, Laurie Hughes, Lynette 725 McClellan, Janet 333 45 Nixon, Tam 481 Ohrt, Chris 682 Ohrt, Kathy 902 Pate, Lisa 595 Payseno, Tami 863 Payseno, Toni Peterman, Verlene 647 911 Poole, Sally 709 Porter, Tonya Richards, Shelly 546 174 Syverson, Diane 786 Walther, Patty 141 Whitney, Cindy 107 Wills, Diane 160 Wills, Natalie 312 Wilson, Karen 1138 Wright, Kathy 80 Wright, Susan Lindsay, Barbara 290 261 Bethel, Cindy Blackburn, Laura 139 Wilson, Suzzanne 177 64 57 79 65 85 42 105 100 81 81 67 80 89 124 75 75 73 69 59 93 77 83 56 78 57 104 58 64 73 70 108 76 90 29 51 104 75 85 Spring Vacation and discussed Senior Skip. The Junior Class discussed the upcoming Jr-Sr. Prom and the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Sophomores discussed money making projects and other fu ture plans. The Freshman Class discussed money-making projects. K of fee Klatchers Name of Team W L Walton’s Grocery .... 31 13 Western Auto .......... 29 15 Lowers & Holm ...... 25 19 1st. Federal ............... 24 20 U. S. Bankers ........... 24 20 Salem Trophy ........... 22 22 Gene’s Meat Mkt......... 21 23 Bob & Bill’s ........ ,.. 19 25 N. Santiam Lanes .... 19 25 Santiam Cable ....... 19 25 Girod’s ..................... 18 26 Ray’s Drug .............. 16 28 HIG Dora Dozier 204, HIS Shirley Sharp 526; HTG Low ers & Holm 986, HTS Bob and Bill’s 2722. Shirley Ackerman picked the 6-7 Ray’s Drug vitamin split. Ntghtengals Name of Team W L Frankies Tavern 31 9 Stay. Radio & TV .. 27% 12% Tes Moni. Les Coif. 24% 15% Riverview .............. 22 18 Stout Creek Lmb...... 16 24 Teague Chevrolet .... 15 25 LaFemme Bty Sin. .. 13 27 Bob’s Market .......... 13 27 No. Santiam Ply...... 12 28 HIG and HIS Betty Wallace 214, 585; HTG Frankies Tavern 772, HTS Stayton Radio & TV 2169. Splits picked. Viv Cham berlin 2-7, Minnie Ensor 5-7 and 5-10, Darlene Fery 5-6, Pearl Choate 4-5. day California trip when they stopped at Red Bluff. They went as far south as Vallejo and return'd by the coast highway, stopping at many places of interest along the way. Mrs. Waldo Unruh and child ren left March 21 to join her husband at Fairbanks, Alaska. Mrs. Unruh and children have been guests at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Kirsch since they returned from Hawaii several weks ago, while they were waiting for Mr. Unruh to se cure housing for them in Fair banks. Mrs. Donald Teeters and Mrs. Harold Longfellow visit ed Tuesday, March 17 at the home of their sister’s family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stensland in McMinnville. Mrs. M. V. Frame, Mrs. E. J. Hughes, and Keith Jana and Marc Hughes, spent Wed nesday and Thursday, March 18 and 19 on the coast. Mrs. Elmer Taylor also spent sev eral days during the school va cation at the coast with three of her grandchildren, Michael, Denice and Lori Tinney. Mrs. Jack Ryland returned home Thursday evening from Salem where she spent a couple of days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones. Among Friday guests of Mrs. Ryland were Mrs. James Sil bernagel and children Danny, Karen, Kelly, Marty and Brian of Lyons, who brought a cake and ice cream to help Mrs. Ryland celebrate her birthday anniversary. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor were Glenn Rice of Macley and Mrs. Alvena Frame. Mrs. G. V. Christensen and daughter, Bonnie were Sun day guests at the home of Mr. 61 78 60 40' 76 118 60 63 107 88 49 105 82 76 7 5 4 2 2 5 17 17 9 14 5 11 3 53 65 58 47 80 60 59 50 55 97 70 50 73 14 15 5 13 5 2 5 8 10 16 17 10 11 16 10 4 10 2 2 4 5 3 4 5 3 3 3 60 73 40 56 66 23 97 86 90 37 50 65 83 44 55 44 79 70 53 40 63 31 20 5« 87 43 59 Lyons Boy Hurt In Truck-Cycle Accident was vacated by Don Penfold Riley is a Democrat and is presently serving as Linr. County Recorder. He has ha< 15 years experience in the bus iness world working in man agement, sales and service. He is a recent graduate of a busi ness college where he took ac counting and business admin istration. My Neighbors John Martin, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin still remains In fair condition at Salem Genial hospital follow ing a motorcycle and pickup accident last week on the Simpson logging road. Driver of the motorcycle, 14 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Baumgardner, received a bro ken arm and was released from Salem Memorial hospital, Wed nesday. The Martin lad receiv ed a broken leg, broken wrist and also suffered internal in juries. The pickup was driven by Marvin Walker of Lyons. Phone 897-2772 Mill City . Ore. 97368 Bublinhiil at .Mill City, .Marion County, Ore. every Thursday Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill hty, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. .’he Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility •or errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint vithout charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an idvertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. \n independent newspaper, dedicated to the development >f the timber industry and agriculture in this area. MEMBER Mt/vttttK Oregon Newspaper ___ Publishers IsiäaJ Association Association - founoed »885 ■ Subscription Kates vlarion-Linn Counties, per ysur ...................................... — $4.00 lutside Marion-Linn Counties, per year —------ ----------- $4.50 iutside Oregon, per year ..................... $5.00 JON W. MOFFATT............................ -...... Editor and Publisher GEORGE LONG ................. -.......... Assistant Publisher-Printer iOLDIE RAMBO ................. -............ Society and News Editor ROSE CREE ____ __________________ Local News Editor CORRESPONDENTS • letroit-ldanha......................................... Boots Champion Gates____________________ ___ -____ __ __ __ Jan Lewis Menama.........._............. Mrs. Jahn Teeters - Jean Roberta ^yons _________ __ ______ __ _______________ Eva Bressler SEE US FOR PLYWOOD PANELS NEED A TOW? Call 897-2442 For Fast Service AllState Motor Club Road Service Vern’s Shell Service KELLY LUMBER SALES We Give S & H Green Stamps Phone 897-2442 MUI City Phone 897-2610 MILL CITY. OREGON Your Money Goes Farther whenit steys ât fame R ound and ‘round our dollars go... building local trade volume with every turnover t.. when we spend them with our own home stores and service establishments. j^Just a single dollar... spent at home instead of being used to “pick up” some article in the city . .. may account for $5 or $6 or more of additional home trade vol ume as it goes ‘round and ‘round j^And every added dollar of trade among us. volume in the community means a little better jobs for us . . . in k^Each such dollar put on the creased business profits, better home-trade merry-go-round is an property values ... a little better investment in enlightened selfish support for our churches, schools ness ... as it comes around and and other civic facilities ... better back into our own hands again service to meet our daily and from time to time. emergency needs. Santiam Ripples Ry Becky Earhart Student Council met Tues day, March 10. During this meeting Intra-School Council members gave a report on their trip to Portland and a report was given by the movie com mittee. G.A.A. met Thursday, March 12 to discuss plans for going to Sports Acres on April 4 and 5. Other topics discussed included awards and points. FT A held a dinner meet ing Thursday evening. March 12. During this meeting the re gional convention at South Eu gene High School Saturday. March 28 was discussed. The members also made tentative plans to go on a field trip to the Oregon State School for the Blind and the Oregon State School for the Deaf on April 1. Following the regular busi ness meeting Mrs. Don Wil- ims presented a short pro- eram of slide« based on her trip to the Holy Land. ers were also in Salem Satur day evening when they were dinner guests at the Robert Crook home. Mrs. Myrtle Phillips of Car michael, Calif, visited a short time Saturday at the Keith Phillips and Harry Monroe homes, and also with Mrs. Ril- lie Wilson. THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE P. O, Box 348 These Firms Are Genuinely Interested in the Future of Our Community and Your Welfare Kelly Lumber Sales Santiam Cable Vision H. L. Ashby Madison-Davis Ins. Co. Inc. Distributor of Shell Products MUI City, Oregon Jerry Pittam Insurance Oscar's Phillips 66 Service Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 We Give S & H Green Stamps U. S. National Bank of Oregon Mill City Enterprise Head Office Partland Advertising — Commercial Printing Mill City, Oregon Moffatt Plumbing & Heating Phone 897-2799 Mill City, Oregon Girod's Hilltop Super Market S & H Green Stamps We Give S & H Green Stamps Building Supplies, Paints. Plumbing Supplies, Electrical Fixtures Don's Tire Sales Tires Are My Business Highway 22, Mill City, Ore. Les's Body & Fender Repair Complete Body Repair & Paint Service
