THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY
8
INTY NEWS, PAGE
l
Estacada, Oregon, Friday,
1958
DONNA ME HI BRECti WEDS home of the bride’s parents, Marvin Mehlbrech and Jerry ily of Portland and a young
HERBERT HAYDEN MAY 17 Mr. and Mrs. Fay Mehlbrech of Hayden. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Greek phyisican, who will soon
Springwaler
On Saturday afternoon, May
17, at St. Johns Catholic church
in Oregon City, Donna Faye
Mehlbrech and Herbert Francis
Hayden were united in marri­
age. A reception followed at the
Mr and Mis. Bob
Action Films at
Broadway Theatre
This week at the Broadway
Theatre additional fare will be
on hand due to
the holiday
.
ir ur..
„„a th ..,.-.,
i l v k nl^ dTRnOPFRd HOOK ’
day only 1HOU1 t n HOOK.
with
"THE HAPPY R O A D ”
"Trooper H o o k ’
a
western
c i " , a n T B a r^ ra ngs f a n ^ k
Crt a and Hui Dara stam /ytK.
fhe
A p p a i c c h " e fl n
r i t " ’ g As
the A
In d d .emS“
ia n tribes.
As
he U. S. calvary razes an Indi-
an village hey find one white
woman among the squaws. The
perjudice ami lack of
under-
standing .egarding this woman
S o tk for neded s y m p a T h y X
"Happy Road” is a rollicking
story of two children who run
away from school to be
with
their carefree parents. The fa-
ther searching for his son ev-
entually meets the mother who
looks for her daughter. Their
chase over the French country­
side is hilarious and exciting.
Gillette
Mr.
and
From June 16 to 20
Rev. girls to Westfir to visit
Mrs.
Walden
Askren,
Pastor
o
f
the
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, Laube’s brother and family, the
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nn .P .,t £ hurch attc'n1d' Joc Steckliens on Sunday.
First Conference grounds 1 at
ar^ ^?rf ’
Bellingham Wash Sixty area t nd Ernlc
^Ui>t. ' ‘■
‘ turned
pastorf aTen.k^ The S
was
^
*np through
. *
w “ Nevada. Arizona.
Colorado,
"P,’nsort''1 bJ ‘ he Sudan Interior New Mexico, Texas and Calif-
Mission and the Scripture Press o r n ;n
__
Rev. Askren left June 24
to
Hugh Marshall and Mr and
attend the national meeting of Mrs fln ier Linn hid
a nice
Baptist Assn. drive Sunday
They went up
,,f America. He was aeeom- the Pnlnmhio Riv
liishir-.»
T
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v
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<>aft
o
f
to
Dodson
and
L
k
over"
the
the Estacada Baptist
Church
old highway past
the Vista
:,nd also by Mr. Frank Robinson
,,f the Barton church’ wh^'vi's'- “ m “
V Mr"* R a ^ A y cock
ited relatives there.
They re- and Ftn"„ aceomo'm ed bv Mr
turncd „ „ the 28th so Rev As
a * fn ie_ accompanied bY
kren and Rev. Craft could be In PuHman Wafh^on Friday On
LOCAL PASTORS ATTEND
and Larry accompanied
NATIONAL MEETING and
Mrs. Tony Laube
^
^
Sund">
Gladstone Parents of the groom
are Mr. a n d Mrs. Frank Hayden
of Estacada.
Attending the bride was Mary
Mehlbrech, and LcRoy Kiggins
was best man. The ushers were
are making their home in Port- return to his home in Greece.
land.
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Guests at the L- L. Jenkins
For the Best
In Printing,
home Sunday afternoon were
Try Clackamas County News
!Dr. Edwin E. Osgood and fam­
M arilyn Hedley Gozzano
Presents
‘How Daddy
Became A
Beachcomber’
Saturday they attended ’ ' the
golden wedding anniversary of
’ 1 a?,5 ,^ rs
Walker.
1 Wii,ker and *Ils S,Ue A >'-
cock arc cousins The Aycocks
returned home Sunday
stop-
ping at The Dalles to visit the
Cleve Aycocks.
‘
A caller at the Forrest Erick-
son home Monday evening was
Mrs Ella Gregory Keene, visit-
ing here from Hawthorne.Ncv.
Visiting Mrs Erma Tenny on
Sunday were her son and his
family Mr. and Mrs
James
Tenny and children of North-
em California and her brother
Earl Shibley and nephew Noi-
man Shibley of Portland,
Mr and Mrs. Elwin Shibley
attended a meeting
of
the
Clackamas County
planning
commission in Oregon City on
Monday evening
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MKS PKK ®
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A TENNESSEE TRIP
, ^rs. All/ n Prlc‘‘
leiurned
last week from
a wonderful
trip on the Vista Dome North
Coast Limited, going first
to
visit her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison Gill. Sr. and her sis-
Friday- Saturday only "Re- ter, Mrs. David Vandergriff in
turn of Warbow” with some of Chattanooga. Tenn. While there
the wests deadliest outlaws— she attended the wedding
cf
headed by Phil Carey
They her brother, Harrison Gill, Jr.
return to a town where
they From there she went to Taylors,
had left their loot only to find South Carolina to visit her sis-
the money had been
spent, ter, Mr. and
Mrs. Cornelius
Plenty of excitement and act- Keaton and family. In Wake
ion. Also "The Brothers Rico" Forest, South Carolina she vis-
with Richard Conte,
Dianne ited her grandmother, Mrs Ev-
Foster and Kathryn Grant.
A erett Gill. Sr. and
her aunt
story with plenty of action and Mrs. J. B Sims. From there
suspense.
she went to Tappan, N. Y.
to
Sunday through
Tuesday, see another sister Mrs. Vincent
Ernest Hemingway’s
"Fare- Porta; and an aunt Mrs. J. C.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.
well to Arms” starring
Rock Hutchinson at Oceanside, Long p ' w 'n Shibley and children at-
Hudson, Jennifer Jones
and Island. She also made a trip to ‘ cnc*efl a small family wedding
Vittoria Dc Sica.The epic story see her other grandmother Mrs. ‘ n Portland where Mis
Shib-
of two lovers fleeing the furries Julius Gern in New York City *CY s s' s‘ cr Maxine McCIoskey
of war.One of the great plct- "Jerry’s” friends are glad she bccame the birde o f Michael
could have a nice trip and see- Penningf The bride and groom
ures of our time.
her relatives but we are glad wil1 make theil' home in Port_
to have her back with us
,and while Mr Penningf is at-
tending Portland University.
MIDGET PITCHER THROWS
Guests for Sunday dinner at
NO-HIT NO-RUN BALL GAME SIIIBLEYS ON HONOR ROLL the Elwin Shibley home were
Roy Ward, pitcher for the
AT LEWIS AND CLARK Mr and Mrs Henry McCIoskey,
Kiwnnis club sponsored Estaca­
Winnifred and Gilbert Shib­ parents of Mrs.Shibley and her
da Midgets tossed a near-perfect ley, daughter and son of
Mr. sister and family Mr and Mrs.
baseball game against Oregon and Mrs. Everett A. Shibley o f Sydney Gaily and three child-
City’s Eastham team Two walks Estacada, route two. have been rcn from Pasadena, Calif
given up by the south-paw named to the honor roll for the j Everyone is invited to
the
“ ,, Whitey” ,, Ward
were the
,
. only spring semester at Lewis
and annual Fourth of July picnic
" 00,1 carn s
l,ul Clark college in Portland
ac- held in the grove at the Everett
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cording to Wm. H. Norris, reg- Shibley farm in
Springwafer-
e .s acar i Midgets are rid- jstrar. The attain this distinc- Bring your pot luck lunch;play
ug on a 3-game winning streak tion a student must
earn
u ball; visit with your neighbors
an curren v in second grade average of 3.50 or above and enjov this glorious
Inde-
kce in a seven-team league. w hil *e carrying a minimum of pcndence Day
ficy
were
edged
out
in
the
first
15 semester hours.
Winnifred
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/ame by Canby, league leaders, will be a sophomore and Gil­
/■»
1-0 in the opening game.
bert a junior.
Lineup for Estacada is: pitch­
ers, Ward, Erickson; catchers,
Steffins, Tucker; 1st base Gil­ NOTICE: Ou. deadline
fo r
( B y Lella Gordon)
lette; 2nd, Durand; 3rd, Erick­ day n /g h t. We cannot guaran-
M r- and Mls A - G. Cannon
Ontario, Calif, came home
son: ss. Turner; if, Hosak, cf, te e p u b lic a tio n if material is
than Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Hills from I
Dodd; rf. Abbott, Ridell-
re c e iv e d l-.ter
the family reunion in Eugene
June 22nd, and stayed a week,
j leaving June 30th. While here j
Spooking of Public Safety
j they took a trip to Pendleton, j
I remained there overnight, then j
went on to Walla Walla. They |
| returned home by way o f the
Columbia River highway.
Last Wednesday they visited
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chamberin j
in Portland, and other relatives j
there.
Mr and Mrs. Vern Lantz re- j
turned from a trip to Illinois I
where they visited relatives.
Sunday they were notified her
brother, Eugene Bradbury had j
passed away. He had been ill
for some time.
At
4SSK
Horner’s
Chief Market
Week-End of July iO
Our prominent local author will be in our store
to present her book.
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Personally autographed copies w ill he on sale!
Gurfield News
Trade Yeur Present
CHAIN SAW
for thi? New
M O N EY
Libera! Trade-ins
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Qualls |
visited Sunday with Mr. and 1
Mrs. James L imb and Mr. and
Mrs- Vern Lantz.
Mrs. Kate Snuffin and Mrs.
I Vanderpool are spending the |
summer in Kate’s home in Gar-
I field.
These Saws On
Mrs. Hattie Qualls has been
called for jury duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Qualls
.
Display.
Man instantly killed on dark st f t in w estern city. Figuri prove are happy that their son David
that b o lte r lighting cuts nig h t traffic toll at least 50 • -r cent. In will embark for home from j
One instance traffic death* \vere cat lOu ¡;er cent
improved high- Germany about July 19. He will I
report at Ft Lewis, and will get I
. his discharge August 8.
tm I m l'l im f-
Staff Sgt. Charles Lamb, his :
wife and 3 children left Sunday !
on the “ City o f Portland” for!
their home at Camp Lejune. N
Car Tiiey iiave been visiting ■
their families and friends the
pas1 three weeks.
M and Mrs. Sam Mutch vis­
ited thi Gordons Monday eve.
M o v ic St.ir Is Amateur Photographer
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VALERIE JOAN WAGNER
WEDS WASHINGTON MAN
\\ lili.im Holden, who »pent six months in Ceylon while making
“ The Rriiige on the River Kwai,” photographs native children with
his Realist stereo camera. The lush jungle, the picturesque natives,
the weird fauna and flora of Ceylon, and the vivid colors enabled Bill
Holden to obtain some outstanding three-uimensional color slides.
Valerie Joan Wagner, daugh­
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O.
Wagner of Dodge was married
to Norman F.mpy of Westport,
Washington.
on
Wednesday
June 25th.
The voting couple will make
their home in San Diego. Calif,
where the bridegroom is stat-
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Shop
Phone Estacada CR 9 -6 4 0 0