MONGOLD
(From The Canyon Cattle)
Colonel O. E. Walsh, Division Eng
ineer of the North Pacific Division,
and Lt. Col. D. A. Elliget, Portland
Division Engineer, visited Colonel
Miles and the Detroit project recent
ly
In an exclusive interview with the
District Housing Administration it
was learned that the dormitory rent
is coming back down to the old rate.
This is a direct result of the men in
the dorms sticking together and
standing up for their rights. The old
rate in comparison with the rent a-
vailable in Portland and facilities
furnished is still high.
William V. Wrightson of the First
National Bank of Portland and his
wife, James R. Cook of the S. P. and
8. Railroad and his wife, and Miss
Shirley M. Wilson, chief stenogra
pher for Construction and Operations
Division, Corps of Engineers stopped
at the Detroit Reservoir project and
were shown around by Floyd L
Whiteman who brought them down
from Portland Sunday. From the Res
ervoir area they went on up to Mar
ion Forks and then on to Suttle Lake
where they stopped to eat lunch.
From Suttle Lake they journeyed on
to Bend, Redmond. The Dalles and on
into Portland.
Margaret and Emil Hintz received
a very pleasant surprise Friday when
his brother, Laurence Hintz dropped
in for a week-end visit. Mr. Hintz
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MEHAMA
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Other Dinners from 5 to 12
WOODBOSS CHAIN SAWS
SALES
November 17„ 1949
is just out of the navy and only re-
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j cently arrived back on the coast from
New York City.
tive of her efforts and are looking , Helpers The president is D»na Wil-
By JEAN ROBERTS
forward to an improved music class son. Vi e Pres. Dak Bilye:., Sec. Bud
Mrs. Woody Burgess, Stevie and
The school is minus two pupils as McDonald
Clint returned to Mongold Saturday
Mrs. Rillie Mason, mother of Rus
after a week spent in Portland with sell and Ercill Wilson of Mehama and Patty and Jack Castle have moved
We went to Salem to the garden
Mr. Burgess. They also visited with Mrs. Floyd Monroe, mother of Harry to Southern Oregon.
of my brother-in law's dad. We got
friends and shopped.
Monroe were bruised but not seri Mehama News—Bx School Children some vegetables, then we went home
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Mrs. Jeff Boyer accompanied her ously injured early last week when
I got a new pair of shoes. We got and listened to the Lorn Ranger on
husband on his semi monthly visit to | their automobile plunged through a a calf—his name is Duck. We made the radio Bud McDonald.
Portland on Thursday, visited her fence and into a ditch m ar Aums a pen for him.- Bob Rogers.
aunt and saw "Red Danube". Both ville, as they were enroute home to
There was a landslide where Hor-
The cultivation of apples began
Dallas after a visit in Mehama.
A i ace McCarley worked. His truck got before recorded history. The remains
returned the same day.
The Ken Ramseys spent the week- i blowout of a rear tire was blamed stuck in the mud.—Roxie McCarley. of the fruit have been found in the
end in Portland with their families , for the accident.
We organized a Health club at prehistoric Lake Dwellings in Swit
Russell Wilson was also in an auto school. The name is the Healthy zerland.
and celebrated Shirley's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Warriner and the mobile accident last week in which —
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come
home
week vacation visiting their daugh
ter, Marcella and Mrs. Warriner’s on the stage after a trip to Eugene.
mother in Pocatello. Idaho. Mr. War- Another vehicle unexpectedly stop
ping in front of him was the cause of
, riner did hunt birds.
For atmosphere, really good food, try Manolis Cafe
the damage.
The Ran Hellwigs spent the week
Ladies
Aid
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
end in Portland, visiting and shop
ping. for rainy weather togs mostly. Larry Kimsey last Friday. Regular
The Timms and the Richardsons business meeting was held and it was
have started their Christmas shop decided to postpone the next meeting
until December 2, at which time the
ping.
Closed Mondavs
Ruth Burgess surprised Martha Aid will meet at the home of Mrs.
Raymond
Branch.
Dainty
refresh
Rose Shirley on Monday with a birth,
day cake and all the trimmings. All ments were served to Mesdames Inez
her neighbors enjoyed the cake too. Crook, Eula Monroe, Luther Stout.
A G. Bell and family and Ben Mae Patton, Meral Teters. Ray Rob
Martin were dinner guests at the erts, Violet Wallen, Jennie Moe and
visitor Mrs. Arch Kimsey.
Taskers.
Mae Patton is home from Portland
F. D. Cook has moved his family
down from Seattle to Mill City and where she spent the past week visit
| is getting settled for the winter.
ing her son Harry who has been in
Ben Martin is driving the school the hospital. She reports him as be
bus evenings so that Mr. Whipple ing able to get about in a wheelchair.
can be free to coach basketball.
John Allen returned to his home
Mrs. J. Stovall had the misfortune here late last W’eek after undergoing
of having a child jump out in front surgery in aSalem hospital.
of her car the other day. She missed
It is reported that Mrs. Glen Berin-
the child, but wrecked her car.
ger lost a purse containing $150 last
W. T. Braswell and Ben Martin week betu'een Mehama and Stayton.
drove to Albany last week-end to The purse was placed temporarily on
Has Everything for Your
attend a meeting at the Armory.
the car fender but forgotten until
Mr. and Mrs. Gustafson left on Mrs. Beringer reached Stayton.
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their Thanksgiving holiday last Fri
Mrs. Larry Kimsey accompanied by
day. They will spend it in California a couple from Lyons attended the
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morby left for game in Portland the past weekend.
j Portland where Mr. Morby will enter Mr Kimsey who attends Ore. State
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Federal FBI school under GI for a played in the band.
few years. Mrs. Morby will go to
The Mehama community is urged
work for the telephone company and to support the hot lunch program at
her mother will care for the Morby the school by attending dinner Nov.
children.
18 at the schoolhouse. Tickets are 1
The card party Wednesday night on sale for 75c for adults and 35c for
drew the usual crowd. Carrying off children. There will be door prizes I
honors in pinochle were Leonard Ov and entertainment during the even
erholser and Mrs. Phillips; in dupli ing also a dutch auction.
cate, the Hellwigs and a tie between
Mrs. Ercill Wilson is assisting with j
the Colonel and Mrs. Miles and the the music at the Mehama school this |
Rutherfords: in bingo, Mrs. Hawkins. year by donating Thurs. afternoon
each week to accompany the primary I
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Quality job printing at the Enter- and upper grades on the piano. The
FRONT END SUSPENSION ARE CORRECTED
children and teachers are apprecia-
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