C lackam as X
VOLUME XXXV
W O MAN
D A U G H TE R
AT
N ew s
ESTA"-ADA, OREGON
Letter From Bomb
Scarred Scotland
SCOTTISH
ounty
BIG NINE BASEBALL
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
The following schedule o f base
ball games for the season starting
April 4th has been announced by the
W RITES TO
N A R R O W ESCAPE FROM D EATH CARRO L L
Big Nine conference.
SANDY
ON
W A R CONDITIONS
“ ‘It’s the good spirits a person has
that keeps life jolly even in this
war,” writes G. W. Miller's 86-year
old mother from Aberdeen, Scotland,
but while writing the above she drop,
ped her pen to seel: a bomb shelter
Continuing “ it’s all over now, I don’t
worry much save when the bombs
drop. I’m not like one poor old lady
the ARP found under a stairway hol
ding a cooking pan over head for
protection. The poor thing hated to
leave her home even to seek shelter,
and a good many got a laugh out of
that.”
“ Everyone's going to war. I wish
I wish I could go too; your brother
Murdio tried to enlist but they told
him he was too smashed up in the
last World War, so they put him to
training recruits..
Mrs. Miller who has been in thir
country 20 years has a son, James
Stewart who passed the examination
in Portland Wednesday for enlistment
in the United States navy. ‘“ Even
since he was nine James has wanted
to be a sailor,, Mrs. Miller said.
With James, Edward W olfe also pas
sed the examination for the navy.
The lads are chums in Sandy high
school and excellent in sports.
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April 4, Sandy here.
April 8, Silverton, there.
April 11, Canby here.
April 18, Chemawa, here.
April 22, Corbett there.
April 25, Woodburn there.
May 2 Gresham here.
May 9, Molalla here.
May 16, Parkrose there.
200 NYA YOUTH S ARE
RELEASED FOR DEFENSE
With 200 NYA youth worker?
having been recently released for
jobs in national defense industries in
Clackamas and adjoining counties af
ter having qualified for such jobs thru
their work experience on NYA piro
jects other young men and women in
this vicinity are availing themselves
o f getting actual job experience or
projects being sponsored by the Na
tional youth administration according
to Jack W. Benefiel, NYA area di
rector.
SPECIAL RADIO PRO
GRAM IS SCHEDULED
Power Lines
Publishes Nut
Growers’ Book
Are Shorted
BY LA D WHO TH RO W S WIRE
NUT
D. BUSH
OF
BUSH’ S
NURSERY W RIT ES VALUA-
I
ACRO SS HIGH V O LT A G E LINES
An unnamed lG-ycar old boy nar
rowly escaped death but is alive to
day because the copper wire he threw
across the 60,000 volt transmission
line of the 1‘ GE company was too
short for him to hold in his hand, i f
the wire had been longer the boy
would have been killed instantly ac.
cording to offcials of the power com
pany.
BLE BOOK ON NUTS
A new book entitled “ Nut Growers!
Handbook” written by Carroll D.
Bush o f Bush’s Nut Nursery on Or
chard Ridge is just o ff the press. The
book is profusely illustrated and is if
practical guide to the successful prsj
pagation, planting, cultivating, har
vesting and marketing o f nuts.
Local nut growers will be particu
larly interested in Mr. Bush’s new
book not only because he is well
known as a local grower but also be
cause it contains many pictures of
nut orchards in this locality and much
o f the book relates to local condi
tions.
Mr. Bush for many years has made
a thoro study of the entire subject
o f nut growing and the results o f his
experiences arc valuable and inter*
esting. He points out that the tree»
require intelligent care to produce
capacity crops.
All the nuts that can be grown ir
America are discussed at length, their
value and uses for food presented
and the sceondaiy importance of
their trees for ornament, forestry and
lumber are discussed.
Specific chapters detail planning
the orchard, planting, pruning, to-"*
working, seedling and worthless tr e e «
by grafting, harvesting, washing, po .
lishing, drying, stoiing, marketin I
and uses. In short the book covert
the whole field o f nut growing.
The Estacada country is well at’ ,'
apted for nut growing and the pros
pects are bright for nuts as a profit^
able crop for several years to corn:
Mr. Bush has given a copy o f hi
book to the Estacada library as
gift.
A special radio program dealing
with livestock production and market
ing by 4-H club members will be
heard over KOAC Monday evening,
March 17 says Edwin Keltner. coun
ty club agent of Clackamas county.
He recommends the program as a val
uable one for Clackamas county club
members to tune in on.
H. H. Burdick president of the Port
land union stock yards company will
speak on “ The Livestock Markets in
Relation to 4-H Club Work.” Tho
Portund union stock yards have fot
twelve years sponsored a hog feeding
contest among 4-H club members for
which $1200 per year is supplied by
that organization. Those who parties
pate in the contest feed out for mar
ket at least four pigs that are litter
mates.
The second speaker on the prog
ram will be A. A. Albright, president
of the Portland livestock exchange
who will speak on “ The Portland
Livestock Exchange Scholarship Loan
Fund.” Scores of former club mem
bers now in college have received
financial aid from this fund built up
by diverting the commission fees on
4-H club livestock sales to this pur
pose.
R. L. Clark secretary o f the Port
land livestock exchange will close tha
program with a review o f “ Twenty
Auction Sales of 4-H Club Livestock.”
Clark has been in charge o f these
sales since they were started at the
Considerable damage was reported
from a large portion o f the county
served by the high tension electric
power wires as a result o f the short.
Electrical apparatus was burned out
thruout the Redland-Viola aiea when
the 60,000 volts of electricity wa:
sent thru a 7200 volt distribution tin:,
in the district as a result o f the lad’s
act. Many transformers, radios, elec
trie pumps, light bulbs, and other el
ectrical appliances were burned out.
The vandalism was discovered just
Some o f the placements o f young just south of Redland Four Corners
men have been in the electrical, me by repair crews who had worked un
tal, wood working, automotive and til 12:30 a.m. the night before re
construction fields; while young wo storing service.
men have been placed in clerical and
The wire which caused the damage
similar positions.
had been thrown across the 60,000
There are still opportunities for volt transmission line which carries
any youth between the ages o f 16 power south from the River Mill dan
and 24 to obtain valuable work ex below Estacada. The wire also fell ac
perience by the NYA, Benefiel said, ross the lighter voltage distribution
"G O N E W IT H THE W I N D ”
adding that interested persons may line causing the big power load td
COMING TO ESTA T H E A T R E
obtain further information by getting flow into domestic outlets.
The greatest motion picture o f all in touch with the Oregon City office
time “ Gone With the Wind” will bo o f the Oregon state employment ser
JACK BENNY, FRED ALL EN AR E
shown at the Esta theatre in May, vice.
Mrs. E. A. Hartman announced thir
COMING TO E ST A T H E A T R E
week. This gives local people the op C A S T IS PICKED FOR THE
portunity to see this wonderful tech JUNIOR P L A Y
Jack Benny and Fred Allen will
nicolor picture at home without go
be starred in “ Love Thy Neighbor”
ing to the expense of traveling else
The Hycada reports the following
the first feature o f the big doubld
cast as having been selected for the
where.
bill at the Esta theatre this Friday W I L L PRE SENT A SCHOOL
Other outstanding pictures coming junior play “ Cross My Heart” to be
and Saturday, March 14 and 15. It T A L E N T SHOW
to the Esta in the near future include given in the near future.
is the laugh picture o f the year with
“ Chad Hanna” ' “ ‘ Ghost Breakers,” Bob Adams ................ Don Douglas
America’s two leading fun makers
Be sure and come to see the Estif
“ Land of Liberty,” “ Tug Boat An Eleanor Ross, ........Mildred Kiggins
together for the first time on th» jeada union high school all school taj
nie Sails Again,” and “ Northwest
Dave Adams ............ Howard Lovell screen. Featured with Benny and Al t ent show in the high school audito
Mounted Police.”
Bess Adams ................. Doris Lankins len are Mary ( “ My Heart Belongs to ium on Friday night, March 14 i
Turn your old gold into cash. We Jerome Ross ............... Wilbur Breese Daddy” ) Martin and Benny’s valet 8 o’clock. This will be the last tin '
pay highest prices. A. H. Mealey, Jim Ross ........................ Ray Rickey de gag, Rochester. When Jack Benny many of the students will perfor'*
“ Your Jeweler,” Main Ave., Gresham. Charlie Westover ........ Bob Brown steals Mary Martin’s heart he doesn’ t for their alma mater. Everyone sura
make a hit with Fred Allen but he’ll ly would like to see these t a le n t *
—Adv.
Carl Young, ................. John Stormei.
make a hit with you. When Allen boys and girls provide entertainme ■
Patsy Jones ............ Dorothy Yocum
steals Rochester with the Flower and for your enjoyment.—Adv.
Pauline Adams ........ Shirley Tuckei
FREE P O T A T O ROLLS O F
Bee gag he doesn’t make a hit with
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Mrs. Ross .......................... Pat Duu^
FERED BY BA K E R Y
Jack but he punches home the big
Henrietta Duvall, Betty Jean Somen
MISSISSIPPIAN
JUBILEE
gest laugh scene ever filmed. The
Clip out our ad in today’s issue of Lola Pomeroy ........ Eva Jean Bush second feature is the drama o f a SINGERS COMING HERE
this newspaper and give it to our ba
frontier caravan called “ Wagons
The Mississippian Jubilee sing
kery truck driver when he calls or
One o f the greatest motion pictures Westward.” A tale o f gallant men
bring it to our banery. With the pur ever screened “ Hudson’s Bay” star and their women thrown together in world famous singers, will appear
chase o f one dozen Potato Rolls at ring the great actor, Paul Muni, will the maelstrom o f irontiei life whic^ Estacada Tuesday, Maich 18th
15 cents you will receive One Dozen be shown at the Esta theatre Sun spares no one the hardships o f new 2:45 p. m. at the Estacada uni-
high school auditorium. The singed
Rolls free. This offer good Satur day, Monday and Tuesday, Marchh 16 born empires.
are sponsored by the student body *
day, Sunday and Monday, March 15, 17 and 18.—Adv.
“ Hudson's B sy”
the school.
16 and 17. Gresham Bakery.—Adv.
Probably no jubliee quartet in Ai |
On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
G ARDEN CLUB HAS
evenings, March 16, 17 and 18 thq erica is giving a more authentic i$J
BO Y SCOUT PLANS MADE
SP ECIAL SH ELVES
Esta presents one o f the greatest torpretation o f neg o spirituals, c a r ^
most compelling roles the screen hai meeting shouts or o f the popular pl.jfl
The Estacada library board has re
The monthly business meeting of
even shown, Paul Muni as Pierre Ra tation melodies.
the Clackamas county boy scout dis served two commodious book shelve?
disson, renegade, traitor, rogue, in
An admission charge o f 10 ccr’Cj
trict committee was held last nigh) in the local reading room for the
“ Hudson’s Bay.” Beautifully filmed, will be made.— Adv.
at the county court house with Chair special use o f the Estacada Garden
enacted and directed “ Hudson’s
club. All who are interested in gar
man J. B. Caldw.ell presiding.
Bay” depicts a turbulent story of
A card party and dance will i n
dening
will
find
here
books
on
horti
Jas. Redman, training committee
roaring action in the north’s frozen given by the Eagle Creek grange
culture,
flower
arrangment,
birds
o
chairman outlined a major training
wilderness. Although it is essentially their hall Saturday night, March 1
program beginning with the “ Ele Oregon bulletins on gardening and
the dramatic story of the founding of Good prizes and refreshments. Ari^
ments o f Scout Leaders Training,” late flower catalogs.
a groat commercial empire in Can mission, adults 25 cents, childre^B
I f you have books on gardening
with the date set for Tuesday, Mch.
ada the film is also a powerful and 10 cents. Come and bring a friend
25 and running fui a period o f si;| bulletins or recent flower catalogs,
eloquent story o f courage. Woven in —Adv.
weeks. The week end session will be that you would like to give for these
to the stoay is a gripping romance be
held at Eagle Fern park May 3 and 4 shelves please leave them with the
tween John Sutton and lovely Gene
A cub leaders training course with librarian.
Tierney.
Program concludes with E ST A C A D A D R A W S 1942
the dates to be announced later also
cartoon “ What a Little Sneeze will REBEK AH CO NVENTIO N
was announced.
MORE HOP CONTR ACTS
Do,” , the scenic “ Esquimaux Trail”
Gene Good district commissioner FILED W IT H CLE RK
and Metro News.
The 1912 Rebekah district conven
reported on troop conditions and sta
tion will be held in Estacada ar I
Five
more
hop
contracts
have
been
ted that they were in excelent shape
Mrs. Lora Schoenburg was ela* -
and added that a new Sea Scout ship filed with the county clerk, the buy- RIDERS OF CA SC ADES
chairman for the ensuing yeariji.g
has been formed by the Kiwanis club ets being S. S. Steiner, New Yorkj W IL L D RILL SUNDAY
1941 meeting held at M nlijgH
at Canby.
Williams & Hart, Portland; and John
week. There were 23
Riders
o
f
the
Cascades
will
hold
a
Lex Templin field executive an I. Haas o f Washington, D. C.
Estacada, the followi
Steiner contracted to purchase 10,- drill session next Sunday at the Ray cers o f the convent!
nounced that the Clackamas county
Tracy
Flying
T
ranch.
Those
attend
district camp will be held at Eagl« 000 pounds each from Cribble Bros
Schoenburg, <-h-|i
Fern park from July 27 to Au at Canby and Lawrence Pulley of ing are asked to bring a basket lunch. Ewalt, treasuier;
gust 9. ,
Marquam at 25 cents per pound.
ston, chaplain; and
Haas will take 30,000 pounds from W IL L PUBLISH ARTICLE BY
mer vice chairmal
J. H. and Louis Schwabauer routt 1 E. M. LAT O U RETT E
LODGES HOLD V ISIT A TIO N
—
O- -
Hubbard and 20,000 pounds from F
A T SANDY T U E SD AY
Van Beck o f /
Next week’s issue o f this newspa-
J. Seaman and Son, Molalla the price
er will contain an interesting arti Evalina Galig^i
A visitation o f Mountain Chapter being 25 cents.
Williams and Hart agreed to pur* cle entitled “ Simplifying the Treat panied E ro o y ^
No. 10S, Estacada and Mountain
chase
6,000 pounds from Walter Eef- ment of Milk Feve ,” by Everett M. end. Beck I i
View chapter o f Sandy, Order o f the
Eastern Star was hr id at Sandy on sen, Wilsonville the price ranging Latourette of Est rada. This artici« man. On
Tuesday evening, of this week. A from 25 to 32 cents per pound de gives valuable information for both Ruth Bar /
pending on seen content of the hop-. goat and sheep breeders. Watch for it to the Mt -
large attendance is reported.
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NUMBER 6
40,000 Rainbow
Trout Planted
FIRST
PLANTING
RAIN BO W
TROUT
OF
450,000
MADE
IN
CLA CK AM AS COUNT Y
Yesterday the Oregon state game
commission and U. S. Forest service
planted some 40„000 rainbow trout
each having a clipped fin for identi
fication purposes. The experimental
area is in the vicinity o f Oak Grove
ranger station according to Roy Wee-
rrmn, forest ranger for the Estacada
division o f the Mt. Hood national
forest.
Mr. Weeman said that this is the
first planting of some 435,000 fish
to be planted in the Clackamas river
and tributaries during 1941.
Tht state game commission have
plans for employing three checkers
during the entire summer for the
Clackamas river area to determine
the number o f fish caught,, their size,
condition and also for the gathering
o f other important information.
The following summer the progrur
will continue to determine how mar
o f the 40,000 marked fish wil’
taken.
OPENS T H I R >
ADVENTIV"
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