3—The Min City Enterprise, Thursday, July 15, 1971 the weekend on the Metolius., these days, more so of course up some of the scarce sun­
| No luck fishing and weather since school is out. They ride shine. Several people stopped
I nothing to brag about but in large groups and across
by during the day to wish him
they have sent 60 shirts and
they had a good time anyway, both lanes of the streets. I real-
six men’s suits They wash,
a
happy birthday.
I had the honor of dog sitting ize they have as much right
press and mend the shirts if
DID YOU KNOW? that the
while
they
were
gone.
on
the
roads
as
anyone
else
Betty Kelle
they need it before sending
Last week Velma Carey I but do believe they should be covered bridge crossing the
Phone 897-2815
them The men there have no
Will start off this week with families nor anyone to help spent with her son and family, taught the rules of the road, river at Gates at one time
__________
__ ~ them
___ ! was built in 1902, and removed
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carey of' _
if they
plan on using
trying to get caught up on them
Let
’s hope this will serve as a tn 1938 and had a span of 174
Fourth of July news since I
Albany.
On
the
weekend,
'
Mabel Miller, formerly of
didn’t get it all for last week. Gates, but now at the Cedar­ Cathy and Sese Carey of Ca- ] warning to parents, as well as fee*-
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson wood Nursing home at Inde­ lifornia arrived for a visit the children riding the horses, I Arriving at the Charlie
left on Friday morning for pendence is much improved. with their dad, Jim, and that there is a great need for Tucker home Saturday was
more supervision.
I their daughter Betty and fam-
Walla WaJla, Wn., to visit She is able to turn over in grandmother, Velma.
Algie Murphy celebrated his ily, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bau-
with Floyd’s mother, Mrs. Cora bed without help and walk
Two of our local boys are
Ayeres and a brother, Mr. behind the wheelchair. Her playing on the PeeWee team 91st birthday quietly at home gart and Mark from Clarion,
and Mrs. Marcus Whitman. hands are much improved and this year—Dale Reid and Ken­ on Monday, July 12. He spent Iowa. They plan on staying a
Sherry Hudgins, their grand­ she is able to do some hand neth Sharp.
They played the day out in the yard soaking couple weeks.
daughter, went with them and sewing now.
against Stay ton here last week
they returned on Sunday. They
Hugh Durrel is back at Sa- and beat them, and this week
went up by way of Columbia lem Memorial hospital for a they will be playing Mehama
River Highway and visited few days but should be home here. The PeeWees consist of
Bonneville Dam. Sherry said shortly.
5th and 6th graders.
she had never seen so many
Roger Cullison from Aums­
Thursday, July 15, 1971 at
fish. They returned through ville cycled up on Friday for the City Hall is the regular
eastern Oregon to complete a visit with his folks, the Cress meeting of the Gates City
the circle.
Cullisons.
council.
On Monday they returned
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bras-
TRADGEDY HITS GATES.
il
Sherry to her home in Salem. mer and children of San Jose,
James
Dickie, son of Betty
In celebration of their daugh- Calif., spent several days at
ter, Frances Cuthbert’s, of his folks home this week on Dickie was killed last night
when his horse ran into the
Woodburn, birthday they all their way to St. Helens to at­
side of a chip truck on the
went out to dinner, ending up tend Frank’s high school re- I
highway. What a pity this had
at Frances’ mother-in-laws, union. It is the first they have
to happen.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson for held in 25 years.
We have a great many chil­
cake and coffee.
New residents in the area dren in the area riding horses
Fourth of July overnight in the very near future will
guests at the home of Mr. and be Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ped­
Mrs. Frank Baechler were erson and daughter. They
their daughter, June, and sev­ have purchased the home
eral friends. They got up in where the W. C. Townsends
the wee hours of the morning have lived for several years.
to get an early start for the Their daughter will be attend­
hike into Pamelia Lake. They ing first grade this fall.
said the fishing was poor but
Wednesday overnight guests
the trip was fun.
at the Floyd Johnson home
Ross Jones of Underwood, were his sister and family
Wn., was a holiday visitor of from Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Kelle. The two had Gene Thoming and daughter,
worked together a couple of Ann. Gene is a member of the
years ago at Seattle.
police force in Portland.
Visiting at the home of her
Saturday afternoon guests
mother, Mrs. Bob Oliver, were at the Johnson home were
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cline their daughter and family, Mr.
and Tamra from The Dalles. and Mrs. Jerry Hudgins, Sher­
They took in the parade and ry and Brian from Salem. With
other festivities in Mill City. them were Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Weathers of Salem Charles Stacey from Rockford,
spent the past week with his Ill. Mrs. Stacey is the office
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. manager for Stranquist Motors
Frank Baechler. They return­ in Rockford, where Joanne
ed him to his home Sunday. met her while working back
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kelland there. This is the third year in
and daughter, Juleah arrived a row the Staceys have vaca­
Tuesday for a couple days tioned here in Oregon, and
stay at the home of their son, they really like it.
A Sunday surprise visitor in
Henry Kellund and family.
Had a letter this past week town was Don Miley, a form­
from Mr. and Mrs. Hollis er high school teacher here at
Turnidge, who have been va­ Gates. He taught about five
cationing in Canada for about years here and left in 1954, (a
10 days. They had a nice visit FEW years ago.) He dropped
with Keith Cutsforth at Au- in on Gwen Schaer for a visit
gier Lake. Tried their hand at and stopped at the shop to say
fishing and had fair luck but hello to Mom and I.
Saturday was big game
the weather there was every
bit as bad, if not worse, than hunting day for one of the
we have had here. Mrs. Turn­ local citizens. A knock on her
idge said they had seen seven door brought Toni Thomas
deer and one moose that day out to find a lady asking for a
around the Williams Lake gun to kill the deer they had
just hit down on the highway.
area.
Vivian Kealen told me Toni got out the gun and after
Snookie’s Drive-in has been going down and shooting the
sold this week to people, form­ deer aked for the peoples’
erly of California, who now names to report to the State
live between Mill City and Police. Imagine her surprise
Lyons They plan to open soon. when she discovered it was
Recent visitors at the home Judy Straub, wife of the
of Mr and Mrs Lewis Hamp­ Treasurer of Oregon, and Rob­
ton were Betty’s mother, ert Straub himself. They were I
Mrs. Jarcia, an aunt, Mrs. Es­ on their way over to dedicate
ther Cuniga and a niece, Guil- a park on the Metolius when
le Lomili, all from Guadala­ they struck the deer.
After the early morning ex­
jara, Mexico. They spent about
eight days here and when they citement at the Thomas’s they
went back the Hampton’s drove to Portland for a visit
daughter, Iris Patricia, went with Walt’s sister, Mrs. Theo­
with them to spend the sum­ dore Adams, then on to Mary­
mer. This will be her first vis­ hill, Wn, (across the river
it there since she is old from The Dalles) to see a
enough to remember. She is friend, Mrs. James Howe.
really being shown the coun­ From there, on to Underwood,
try and will get a real chance Wn., to see Toni’s sister, Mrs.
to practice her Spanish. She | Fred Frazier,
will also be attending Beauty i Overnight visitors at the
School part of the summer Clyde Oliver home over the
while there. Sounds like a real! last holiday were Mr. and Mrs.
fun summer for one of our Terry Muir and two children
local girls.
i and a friend, Ricky Windt.
Saturday a pot luck dinner1 Mrs. Clyde Oliver spent
was enjoyed at the Gates Wo- from Tuesday to Saturday
man's club house by the WWI ¡with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oliver
veterans and auxiliary, with i and sons at Sherwood,
their regular meeting taking I Other visitors at the Oliver
place' afterwards. Mrs. Staf- home this week were Mr. and
ford said one of the projects (Mrs. Ed Oliver, Yvonne and
they have been working on is'Joe of Salem, up for the day
sending white shirts to the on Sunday, and on Tuesday,
men at White City. So far Tom Harmon, Mrs. Oliver’s
brother, from Salem spent the
day.
Sunday
afternoon
m y
daughter and husband, Kathy
i
and Skip with daughter, An­
drea, stopped to let me know
their maiden voyage with the
new (to them) trailer come off
without a hitch. They spent
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