THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS, PAGE 8
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Dec. 12, 1958
Eagle Creek
By Margaret Ross
They grow ’em big in
Eagle
Creek!
Most of Eagle Creek’s
recent newborn babies have been
little heavy-weights. The newest
arrival to set the record is on 11
lb. 10 oz. baby boy
who
first
greeted the world last Sunday ev
ening. Dec. 7 at Emmanuel Hos
pital. Proud parents of this latest
contender are Mr. and Mrs. Hans
La1 nsch. The Lensohes have six
girls, ranging from a small todd
ler to two high school graduates,
and one older boy who is now in
the U.S. Marines. They have long
awaited the addition of a second
boy to the family circle.
An 11 lb. 2 oz. baby boy
was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wy-
more (Patty Clevinger,) of Eagle
Creek, on Tuesday A. M., Dec. 2.
The husky newcomer,
named
Richard Martin,
their
second
child.
Grandparents are
Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Clevinger
and
Mr and Mrs. Willard Wymore, ot
Barton.
Great -grandmothers
are Mrs. Lavina Wymore of Port
land and Mrs. Dorma Rouse,
of
Ft. Collins, Colo.
Fifteen members of Bethel No.
54 of Jobs Daughters
attended
Eagle Cree Church as an official
go-to-church visit last
Sunday.
That afternoon the girls went on
a bowling and skating party.
Sam Olmstead returned home
from the hospital last Thursday,
and is reported feeling much bet
ter.
I 22 so si Oil
H eating Oil
Last Saturday Mrs. Olmstead
entertained Mrs. Ethel Reha at
luncheon. Mrs. Reha is now liv
ing at 4407 S. E. Yamhill St., in
Portand, having sold her
home
here.
A recent visitor ol the Lonnie
Smiths was Ike Akers of Cathla-
met, Wash., a one- time local re
sident. He was accompanied
by
his brother in law .Elmer Stone
of Clackamas.
On Wednesday P.M. of last week
the Lonnie Smiths
entertained
Mr. and Mrs. A1 White (she was
Miss Mary Gibson, former Eagle
Creek
School teacher.)
The
guests showed colored movies.
Mr .and Mrs. Earl Brackett last
Sunday went to Sauvies
Island
with friends to attend an exhibit
and sale of angus cattle.
Last Monday Ethel Mae Burn
ett served as chairman of
the
state-study group of the Genea
logical Forum erf
Portland, of
which she is an active member.
Eagle Creek Ladies Aid
will
hold a Christmas party Wednes
day, Dec. 17, in the church fei-
Lola Reimers for dinner and in DODGE TEEN-AGERS
formal. Admission 25c per couple
P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gross
SPONSOR XMAS BOP or 15c stag.
Visiting at Gordons Sun. were
The Dodge Teen-Age Club
is
and two daughters
and Hattie sponsoring a ‘Christmas Bop’ a
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Hershberger.
1 the Community Hall
Saturday,
The New s leads In neighbor
Garfield Grange H. E. will hold Dec. 13 at 7.30. Everyone is wel- news in
area.
D ont ^
their meeting alter the
Grange come. The affair is to be
sem i-^lthout ¡t Subscribe today.
meeting Saturday, the 13th.
Received word
from Norma
Lee that Edward was getting fa-
long fine and would be home the MO ¡TIER-DAUGHTER
; 10th.
PERMANENT!»
Florence Lamb had her grand
son Gary with her Sat. and Mon.
I » hile his parents were at the den Mother’s at regular price,
tists.
daughter’s pemaneni at
(By Leila Gordon I
Garfield Dorcas will hold
no
The Skip a week Club Xmas par meeting this month but will have just half price!
ty will be at Florence Lambs Dec. a family party in Jan. the place to
Coplete Beauty Service!
17 at 1 P. M.
be announced later.
Garfield Grange
Installation
Garfield installation team will
team installed
Damascus and
Sandy at Damascus Tus. eve. and install Ililand, Central and Clark
Granges in Multnomah Thurs.eve. Grange at the Clark Grange F n „
Estacada Ph: CR 9-32!.
including Pomona,
Rockwood, the 12th. Mildred Norman, state
Gresham, Friendly , Russelvillc sec. will be installing officer for
Pete.
and 4 others.
lowship hall beginning at 1 P.M.
with a pot luck dessert lunch.
On this coming Sunday for the
morning services of worship Rev.
Vernon Ross wil exchange pulpits
with Rev. Don Livesay of the San
dy Presb. church. Following the
morning services the Eagle Creek
church »'ill have a pot luck din
ner. Those from
the
George
church are also invited to attend
this dinner.
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C U R R IN S V IL L E M A R K E T N E W S
Volume No. 1
Number 29
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Dec. 12, 1958
Mrs. Mol lie Bates has return Mrs.
Max Sagner
and twin
ed home from Seattle where she daughters of Portland.
visited her daughter, Mrs. R. J.
Aeheson and family.
Mrs. Ella Garretson, former
resident of Estacada now living
Mrs. Ethelyn Shelton
enter in Stockton, Calif.,
called on
tained her sister, Mrs. Harriet friends here on Sunday. She had
Fleisehbauer, and her neice,Ja dinner at the Lewis Pauli home.
net Hoover of Seattle, with
a
turkey dinner on Saturday eve
ning.
Mr. W. R. Haase suffered
a
back injury last Tuesday while
Guests at the Walter Sagner working in the » ’oods, and is in
Park
home on Sunday were Mr. and traction at the Holliday
Mrs Ray Wolfe of Eugene and hospital in Portand.
Mr. and Mrs. Raph Wade vis
Eddie Haines, son of Mr. and
ited the Wayne Wades in Salem Mrs. Sam Haines had emergency
on Sunday.
surgery’ at the Portland Ortho
pedic Hospital on Wednesday of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stewart
are making extensive i mprove-
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bond and
ments on their home in
Soutai
family of Vancouver, Wash., vis
Estacada on Dubois Creek.
ited at the Clyde Barnes home at
.Three Lynx on Sunday.
The Clinton Closon family of
Oregon City were guests Tuesday
The Woman’s Society o f Chris-
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lar- tian Service of
the Methodist
ry Meade.
Church will have a ‘Tea’ for the
benefit of the Methodist Home at
Salem at their regular monthly
meeting on Wed., Dec. 17, at the
parsonage.
Mrs. Milton Nelson
and Mrs. John Englund will be
the hostesses. The program will
be led by Mrs. Lewis Pauli. The
topic is “ I Would Celebrate My
Lord." The devotions
will be
given by Mrs. Roy Douglas. An
invitation is extended
to any
woman interested in
Christian
service.
Mrs. Lem Jenkins attended
meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Clackamas
County
Unit of the American Cancer So
ciety, in the Circuit Court Room
at Oregon City, Monday at 9 P.M.
Representatives of the
Oregon
Division were
present.
They
spoke of the aims and purposes
of this Service organization.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wooster
attended the
Golden Wedding
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.Joe
a Michols in the Millard Avenue
i
Church, in Portland, last Sunday
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Mrs. Bert Millard had major
surgery at the Portland Sanitar-
ium on Thursday of last week.
She is recovering satisfactorily,
While working for Northwood
Construction Co. at Oakridge.Bill
Griggs, Jr. broke his right hand
and also lost part of the
index
finger. He and his family are vis-
iting his parents here.
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