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Sunday Willie Bradly spent Imond, Calif. Returning home the day in Portland at a ’with her was Mildred Hedges, Christmas workshop put on by mother of the two ladies, who Howell’s wholesale house for has spent the summer at the shop owners. She enjoyed it completely and brought back Betty Kelle Cline home. A good way to start off this Talking about messes, Walt lots of good ideas for the local week is to finish a story I Brisbin said he really had one ladies. Time to be thinking started last week and for some Monday morning. Had a water of making things for Christ reason left in midair. Been try line break, under his shop, mas even though it seems so ing to blame it on the heat but and they had to take out the far away. On July 24 Mr. and Mrs. G. suspect it is just my absent floor to get at the line to re mindedness. Anyhow, about pair it. Does sound messy,1 J. Gestson traveled to Junction City to attend the wedding of that cook book that I was tell- doesn’t it? ing you about getting from A birthday dinner honoring Kenneth Harris to Miss Ar- the Sigfreids. Remember, I Mrs. Smith was held at the deth Geronroos. Attending the said it was written by Kath- home of her daughter and reception they met many old *> • > ryn Kerry. Well, my maiden family, the Virgil Lewis’. Also friends from the Idanha area. “You can relax now dear The Harris ’ were one time res name was Kerry, as some of there was Paul Smith and Joe -the tv camera haa swung idents of Idanha Gestson went you might remember, and this Bowes. elsewhere.” Saturday Mr. and Mrs. on to Cottage Grove after the was my great-aunt. THAT was why I was so excited Walter Thomas, Sr., and son, reception. This past weekend the Gest- Chris, attended the Bean Fes- about getting it. Mr. and Mrs Ora Brum- tival at Stayton. Toni was sons spent at Milwaukie at HOMEOWNERS SAVE baugh spent most of last week very happy to report the Odd their sister-in-laws, Mrs. Mar down at Coos Bay at the home fellows and Rebekahs float garet Gestson. Also there were long time friends from Califor Cafe of her sister, Helen Thompson. won Grand Sweepstakes. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walt nia. They all enjoyed a nice BILL ALLMAN • They are looking in that area 715 Ist-Htajton for some property. Seems as Thomas. Sr., and Chris, with visit. A quick trip was made by Phone 769-5729 though the only ones interest Mr. and Mrs. Walt Thomas, Jr., State Fa<rr F.<e and Ca ua ed in selling are up in the and Tony, took a drive up in Mrs. Frank Baechler and to Washington to visit Mrs. daughter, June, this weekend. hills, or are junk piles. The birthday dinner for Jim Maryhill. While there They left Sunday morning for I ( Frank Baechler sort of fizzeled they visited the Stone Hinge Arbuckle, Calif, for a brief out. Wyoma and June had which is a memorial to Kicki- stay at the home of Mr. and WEDDING planned on a barbecue out on tat county war dead of World Mrs. Harold Meyer, an aunt STATIONERY the patio but due to “an act of War I. It is a replica of Stone and uncle of June’s. The pur God", is this case the fires Hinge in England. This is on pose of the trip was to see started by the lightening, a 7,000 acre ranch owned by a June’s grandmother, Mrs. Paul Frank was late getting home non-profit educational insti Kennedy, Sr., of Bing Springs, from work and the plans had tution. They also stopped at Tex., who was up for a visit the Maryhill Museum of Fine with her daughter. It was a to be changed a little. Recent visitors at the Clyde Arts built by Sam Hill. This rather hectic two days but Oliver home were Mr. and was originally being built for they had a great visit and ar Mrs. Bill Harmon and Tom a home in 1914. Due to the rived home exhausted. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pierce and Harmon from Bell Flower, war, then finances and one Calif., which is a suburb of thing after another in 1940 it son, David, with Mrs. Pierce’’s was opened as a museum. It mother, Mrs. Long Marsten of Los Angeles. A Thursday overnight vis- is open to the public from Gresham visited at the home itor at the Bob Levon home March 15 to November 15 anc of Mrs. Lang Stafford. While was Linda Cole of Bellingham, :s supported entirely by th< up in this area they also vis Wash. Linda is a daughter of ;mall admission fee charged ited the homes of Mr. and ind proceeds from the ranch Mrs. Louis Myers of Elk the Richard Coles. Lynn Bokekar of Mill City, ’t is a three story building and Horn and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert spent Friday and Saturday Toni says much more suitable Myers of Silverton. Mrs. Mar nights at Lori Levon’s home. to a museum than it would be sten, Mrs. Stafford, Louis and On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bob to a home. There are many Gilbert are brothers and sis Levon took the girls to Salem nersonal things of Queen Marie ters. Mrs. Sara Rains of Foster to catch the bus that takes if Rumania, like her throne, HELI OG RAVED* them to Camp Kilowan where coronation gown, etc. Another spent the weekend visiting by ÜM creator» of they will spend the week. ionator was Mrs. Andrew Mrs. Lang Stafford, later going TU Flower Wedding U m to visit her sister, Mrs. Arthur Spreckles of San Francisco Then they drove on into Port land to pick up Bob’s mother, who was also a trustee until Blackburn. On Monday Mr. Mrs. J. D. Levon, from San her death in 1963. The Thom- and Mrs. Clyde Olivre called is’ returned home by way of to visit Mrs. Rains and Mary. HXUOG RAVING b dbtiacto Francisco. mbad bt U hm nch The Jim Sigfreids have now Portland with time out for a completed their move to their stop for a Chinese dinner. HRL1OGRAVING haa that bdiridaai Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carr and new home in Stayton. took of fiiuat craftmaMhipt Debbie Rush, grandaughter two children of Lancaster, Bet it coat» ealy about Mocha* Mrs. John Teeters of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Rush, Calif., spent a couple days you'd aspect. .and b ready within a weak.. this week at the home of the Mrs. Otto Davenport return- spent the past week visiting Ma«/ other a<yba from which to cbooaa. / with them. She has just re Jerry Carrs. The two men are ed home from a Salem hospital Friday with her new son, An- turned after spending seven brothers. Did you know that the thony LeRoy, who was bom weeks working in Canada. She was employed at the Pine name “Oregon” seems to have July 27. Mrs. Davenport’s Telephone MH-8778 Point Lodge on Lake Athapa- come from a bark dish called mother, Mrs. Smith, has come puskow (just try to pronounce “ouragans”. This was a word from Carlotta, Calif., to as- that, if you dare), at Flin Sion, commonly used by Indians in' sist in caring for her new Manitoba, Canada. This is a 17th and 18th centuries. In grandson. The new arrival is rather small, exclusive lodge 1765 Major Robert Rogers the 13th great-grandchild of with space for a maximum of probably used it for first time Mrs. Edward Titze. 20 guests at a time. Many in referring to a place when- Guests during the weekend come back year after year. To he requested permission to ex- [ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. reach it one must either fly plore westward to “the river joe Tracy were her son-in- in a plane outfitted with pon called by the Indians “Oura- law and daughter, Mr. and | Mrs. Jack Gardner of Seattle, toons or take a launch across gon”. Lauri Cuthbert of Woodburn Wash. They came to get their the lake, which is about an hour’s trip from where a car spent a couple days visiting daughter, Karen, who had must be left. All supplies must with her grandparents, Floyd spent the past week here, come in the same way. They and Laurel Johnson. She has; Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mulkey are set up with their own gen been picking berries for and her sister, Mrs. Vivian erator to supply them with money to go to camp and had ( Heller of Portland were Sun- day guests at the home of his electricity. The fishing is just a few days between pickings. On Saturday the Johnsons1 sitsers, Mrs. E. J. Hughes and great and Debbie caught some beauties. She brought back with Lauri went to Depoe Bay Mrs. M. V. Frame, and visited | some smoked fish and also where they planned on going. with other relatives here. some frozen fish for her grand deep sea fishing but when' Dr. Fred R. Brock, president parents. On her return home they got there couldn’t get on | of the Western Baptist Bible she flew into Portland airport a boat. Then one cancellation College in Salem, was guest ■ where her father, Lyle Rush turned up so Floyd went out (speaker at the morning wor- 1 met her. and caught two nice silvers., ship services of the Mehama Clare and Margaret Rush The weather was just perfect,; Community church, Sunday, I Just recently took a four-day warm and calm seas. Laurel | August 1. trip down through Grants and Lauri did some shopping | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis of Pass to Crescent City, Calif, and sightseeing while Floyd Portland were guests several Phone 769-2117 i days during the weekend at down through the redwoods, was out on the boat. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dodge, the home of her brother-in-| visiting the Trees of Mystery, 1064 First St. Stayton and returned home up the and daughter, Teresa of Leav-1 ]aw antj sister, Mr. and Mrs. I anworth, Wash., were over- Earl Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Tay- Oregon coast to Waldport. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. I night visitors at the home of. ]or were hosts Sunday, August fV-inir* daughter rl n 11 ryti tor and nrtrl fomilv _ _ a dinner ■___________ a.:__ „ _ ii the _ family. Mr Mr. 1 _ i ] ___ f e or celebrating Why Don't You Subscribe to Gunter Cline for the past two their _____ _________ I weeks has been Gladys’ sis-| and Mrs. Ernest Dodge. When birthdays of Mr. and Mrs El- The Mill City Enterprise i they returned returned home home Teresa Teresa )js ]j . s present for the day were --------------------------------------------- [they I stayed in Mill City at the the_________ _ __ 1 Ellis’ daughter ’s __ family, | home of Joe Dodge to help Dr. an(j Mrs. Robert Pender i take care of the new baby. I and six children of Portland I Very unexpected visitors at and Mrs. ......................... ..... ...... W. H. .. Dale and | the Ray Gordon home this past daughter, Josephine of Eugene ¡week were her mother, Mr. [ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bass | and Mrs. Gus Pearson of and three sons of Fallbrook, I i Baldwin Park, Calif, and her Calif., arrived recently for a | grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.1 week’s visit at the home of j Robert Hecker of Perris, Calif, her parents, Mr. and Mrs They took them all out berry Leonard Wallen and with oth- I and cherry picking and Mrs. I er relatives in this area. I Gordon says her 78-year-old I 1 -------------------------------------------- grandfather climbed the cherry trees to pick, he didn't need a Why don’t you subscribe to ladder. I The Mill City Enterprise. 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, August 5, 1971 ter, Mrs Byon Yates of Rich- My Neighbors s MEHAMA Eat Drink and Be Merry Try Our D Q Novelties DULY BARS Chocolate, Cherry, Butter Scotch D. Q. SANDWICHES BUSTER BARS MR. 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