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rUCKAM Àj CQt’NTY NEWS
The Gingham club met i t the home
Mr. and M n. Hurley McNsmer and
of Mrs. Newman at C urrinsvillt this daughter and Mr.
Mrs. Jack
O’Brien and daughter Bernice of
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. L atourctte and week, with sixteen present.
Vancouver, Wash., and Wm. Jones an
children were dinner guests of Mr,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sparks Went
undertaker from Bellingham. Wash.,
and Mrs. H. C. Gohring last Sunday.
to Troutdale lust Sunday attracted
were visitc at the J. Moss home on
by
the
sm
elt
ru
n
and
brot
back
a
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. W ooster went
Sunday.
to Vancouver last Thursday to attend few. I t is reported th a t the ru n is not
Mr. and Mis. E arl Jones and visi
so heavy as in previous years.
the funeral of Mrs. Sidney Smith.
tor spent the week end a t th eir cot
Mrs. Clint Looney and sister Mrs
The Three Links Red Cross work, tage in Estacada.
R obert Snyder Sr., went to Portland urs met at the home of Mrs. George
F. J. H arkenrider has gone to Her-
Monday afternoon to see Mr. Snydei Arm strong last Friday afternoon.
who is in St. V incent’s hospital fol They were busy finishing up a quilt mi.-ton w he;e he will stay for some
time with his son Geoige.
lowing an operation. They report top and cutting out dresses.
that he is g ettin g along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Erickson an,
Garden spot, free for the asking.
spending th eir spare time a t theii
Miss Pauline Myers arrived home I Inquire E stacada Pharmacy.
farm in Redland.
from Oregon state college a t Corval
Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong
lis last Saturday and has a vacation
The auction bridge club was enter/
of one week when she will retu rn to j have been busy these nice days do
tained by Mrs. Nedie Currin a t heii
ing
some
badly
needed
repairs
on
resum e her school duties.
th e ir farm in Gai field known as the home W ednesday afternoon.
Elmo Hayden one of EstacadaV W agner place.
While Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Johnston
young people who is attending OSC at
Among the many who w ent to San were attending a session of the leg
Corvalliis arrived home the la tte r
islature a t Salem one day last week
p a rt of the week fo r a few days va d y to get some sm elt last Sunday
w ere Mr. and Mrs. I. H. VuCKer am Mr. Johnston honored the Clackamas
cation.
county legislators with a banquet a
Mr. and Mrs. O tto Kiggins.
the Marion Hotel. Those present w en
Mrs. Clint Looney has been in poor
M ayor and Mrs. S. E. W ooster Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Chindgren, Mr
health fo r some time and under a
entertained the city officials Iasi and Mrs. A. W. Myers, J. F. G reen
doctor’s care b u t is improving.
Friday evening with a banquet a wood and Howard Belton.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Anderson and the Dew Drop Inn a t Sandy. There
Mrs. F. G. Robley attended an as
fam ily motored to Mt. Hood last Sun were seventeen present and all re
sociate m atron’s luncheon in PortlamJ
day.
port a most enjoyable evening.
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ludlow were bu
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M arshall and
L ast Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred
siness and pleasure visitors a t O re Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A hnert w ent to
RobJey accompanied by Mrs. Nelli«
gon City last Saturday.
Portland Saturday night to a tten d a
Marshall and Mrs. Elizabeth Allen
Mrs. Nellie Marshall and Mrs. E l show and also to celebrate Mr. and went to Silverton to visit Mr. and
izabeth Allen visited Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. A hnert’s 17th wedding anni Mrs. H arry Vaughan.
Womer a t the home o f h e r daughter versary.
Melvin W hitrock spent the week
in Oregon City last Sunday and found
The contract bridge club m et at
her getting along very nicely from the home of Mrs. Grace Eliassen on end w ith his parents a t this place*
Melvin has enlisted in the arm y and
the effects of injuries received from Thursday afternoon.
is a t Vancouver.
a fall a few weeks ago.
Miss Lois Bates came from Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Poole of Three
last Saturday and surprised h er mo
Links were P ortland visitors on S at
ther with a week end visit.
urday.
D e e p C r e e k D a i r y . — M orning de
Amnog those who attended tht
livery of cream and milk. Call Carl
schoolm asters’ club dinner a t Colton
Rehberg, Tel. 86.51.
Monday night were Principal M. F
Johnston and C. C. Vaughan, O ttc
Houdek and W alter Smith of the high
school faculty.
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ESTA
OREGON
ESTACADA,
'’Where You near RCA Sound” the "M agic Voice of the Screon” and
aee the Beat in Pictures
F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y , M a rc h 21 a n d 22
D o u b l e Bill
Roy Rogers in
"Y O U N G BIL L H ICK O K ”
The immortal hero of the Old W est riding the plains once more
in the cause of rangeland justice, plus
"E A ST OF
THE
R IV E R ”
A thrilling dramatic picture of New York’s teem ing east side.
A picture with a mighty punch.
You have 18 varieties of bread to
choose from when the Gresham Bak
ery truck calls a t your house. Ask
for our special fo r this week-end,
Graham Cracker cake, frosted with
7 minute boiled icing. This popular
cake has always made a h it with E s
tacada people.
Priced a t 25c and
50c. Gresham Bakery.—Adv.
A rem inder of bygone days hangs
on the wall in the office o f Mayor
S. E. Wooster. I t is a draw ing of the
old city hall the work of Estelle Han.
sen, E staeada’s talented artist.
S u n d a y . M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y , M a r c h 2 3 , 2 4 a n d 25
Henry Fonda, Dorothy Lamour, Linda Darnell in
"C H A D H A N N A ”
The great best selling novel by the au th o r of “ Drums Along the
Mohawk.” Elemental love, ten d er romance, earthty humor, colorful
people in a rollicking te n t show. Also seeriic “ Isle of M ystery,”'
sport “ Sporting Everglades,,” cartoon “Fishing made Easy” and news
-v d i o i c o S p rin g
FOODS
at
Estacada Meat Company
Choice Fresh Fruits and Vegetables packed
with vitamins to give you extra pep. New Peas, New
Potatoes, New Carrots, Asparagus,, Spinach, Etc.
You get the highest quality for the lowest price.
JUICE ORANGES,............ 2 doz. f o r ............. 29<?
FRUIT JUICES OF EVERY KIND
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AT THESE PRICES. BUY HERE AND SAVE
RANCHO SOUPS, ............ 4 cans ............... 2 5 0
Includes Pea, tomato, vegetable and asparagus
I FAIRWAY COFFEE,.......... 1-lb. pkg................ 1 5 0
I ORBIS FLOUR, hardwheat, ........ 49-lbs...... 1 . 2 9
| STAR TOMATO JUICE, No. 1 tall c a n ...........5 o
12 cans f o r .................... 5 5 0
¡PENTHOUSE RAVIOLAS, two 7-oz. cans ....1 5 0
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It’s House Cleaning Time. Here you will find every
thing y o u need for spring house cleaning
at our usual low prices
Estacada Meat Co.
H. C. GOHRING
Telephone 75-1
ESTACADA, OREGON
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Sagner and son
spent Sunday a t Sagneria re sta u
rant.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Woods and
daughter of Salem were a t the V. K.
Pur-cell home several days recently.
Mrs. Della Ewalt was reelected ai
tre a su re r a t the Rebekah district
convention held a t Molalla last week
which meets in Estacada next year.
Mrs. Lora Schoenburg is chairman.
GEORGE
CURRINSVILLE
ESTACADA LOCALS
Lisle W alker who is working in
Portland is living on his place out
here and driving back and forth each
day.
A num ber from here were smelting
on the Sandy Sunday but were dis
appointed. They w ent again Tuesday
and came back with a good catch.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. C urrin drove
to Salem on Monday. Mrs. G. B. Linn
and Beverly W alker accompanied
them. Mis. Linn and Beverly w ith a
guide saw the state capitol from top !
to bottom. They also called on the
Ellises while there
Oregon stale college far a weeks
vacation between semesters. Ralph
says it is jolly to get home wher.
the trees are abloom.
Roy C. Maxwell was called home
from Idaho by the illness of Mrs.
Maxwell who is in the Good Sam ar
itan hospital for treatm ent.
Mrs. Fay Miller has moved to E sta
cada to make her home, having sold
che farm.
It is certainly a pleasure these
days to drive upon our country roads,
when the fiu it trees are bursting into
bloom. The prunes seem to be a bit
early but the fragrance is ju s t at’
enjoyable.
I
All but one of the teachers in the
Colton public schools have been of
fered contracts for 11»41 -12, O. G.
Nyquist chairman of the district
board announced. Mrs. Viola Renk./i
advised the hom'd she will move with
her husbanil to Eugene giving up her
school work.
Reelected were Jesse C. Deetz,
superintendent, Mrs. Rosa Berglund
Bruce Dowling, F. E. Jensen, Mar.
jorie Wise, Mrs. Bella Erlandson and
Irene Norton.
I t will never do to be behind the
times in things most essential, which
proceed from the standard of right
Garden spot, free fo r the asking. th at regulates human destiny.—Mary
Inquire Estacada Pharmacy.
Baker Eddy.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Clester from ac
ross Eagle Creek will leave S atur
day for Alaska w here their two sons
are employed a t the aii port. They ex
pect to be gone n-JOUt two years.
They have leased their farm to :
neighbor.
Mrs. Nellie C uirin entertained
auction bridge club W ednesday.
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LEAVF. SCHOOL AT COLTON
Ralph D. Chaney la home from
Last
Friday tw enty
Rebekahs
came in to spend the evening with
Mis. Frem ont Hayden on her birth
day. Incidentally it also was the birth
day of Lester Crawford. Two larg'i
cakes graced the luncheon table. Mr.
and Mis. Earl McConnell received
prizes for high score.
ONLY ONE TEACHER TO
Grand Opening
BOB’S PLACE
the
The ladies aid will hold their re
gular m eeting with Miss K athryn Me
Connell on A pril 2nd.
Masonic Building
Estacada, Ore.
Saturday Night, March 22
A large delegation of Estacada Ma
sons went to Oswego W ednesday ev
ening to attend a jo in t county m eet
ing.
ICE CREAM AND COOKIES SERVED FREE ON
THE OPENING NIGHT
There was a pinochle party a t thq
Frem ont Hayden home last Friday
evening arid a potluck supper. The
birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Hay
den and L ester Craw ford were cele
brated. Mi. and Mrs. E arl McConnell
carried off first prizes in the pinochle
game.
Confectionery
Soft Drinks
Lunches
Ice Cream
Tobacco
Candy
Come and Celebrate Our Opening with Us
LOCAL MEN E N T E R T A IN E D
A T B IR T H D A Y D IN N E R
Thursday, March 13 Fred A. Teats
and Otto Kiggins w ere entertained at
a birthday dinner a t the Kiggins
home given by Mrs. Kiggins and Mrs.
Teats. A fter enjoying gifts and the
dinner they were invited to the Ames
home where Mr. Teats was surprised
by hie “ A” boys basketball team .
The boys presented him with a gift
and the evening was spent in visit
ing and listening to stories of hunt
ing experiences related by Mr. Ames*
Thesestories were enjoyed by all and
many requests for more were made.
Those present a t the Ames home
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kiggisns,
Duane and Joyce Kiggins, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Teats, Junior Beard, Don
Tuckei, H arrold Darrow, John Jubb,
Harold Saklofsky, Jack Groves, Jack
Hayden, W alter A hnert and Don Esh
leman and Mr. and Mrs. Ames.
Mrs. Jubb sent a birthday cake
and a lunch of cake and ice cream and
punch was served by Mrs. Teats.
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Reauti^u
COFFEE BREWER
8 CUP ELECTRIC
Guarantees good coffee every
lime. Platinum striped, heat-re
sisting glass, eosy-to-clean wide
neck. Black bakelite handle,
hinged decanter cover, coffee
measure and safety stand for
upper glass section.
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2 Heat Electric S fo v e
Mrs. M artha Kellogg house guest
a t the A. H. Fasel home fo r the past
4 0 0 0 ON M O U N T H O O D ;
few weeks has returned to h er home
W E A T H E R FIN E
a t Gladstone.
Bright black bakalita cup, capacity 2
tablatpoons (’A oz.) dry maasura,
ozi. liquid maasura. Accurata! Con*
vantanti Kaap in your coffaa can.
Roy Weeman, forest ran g er ha;
Mt. Hood w eather was superb on
Coma aorly for your gift.
Limitod Supply
purchased the Lloyd Yocum place ir Sunday and the second largest crowd
which he is now living.
of the w inter season responded to the
F rank Fleischman who has been lure of the m ountain according to
working in M organ’s store fo r the figures compiled here. Skiing condi
past th ree years has resigned and ie tions were only fair but everyone had
now working on a national defense a good time.
About 1000 cars w ere counted on
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th a t approxim ately 4000 persons were
sent a t least.
enjoying visits with about half of
Elmer Sm ithenry o f Hillsboro vis them skiers and half visitors, a ra
ited his friend G.W. Lofton last S atur th e r unusual feature.
day.
There w ere fifteen accidents all
of them m inor according to the Mt.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wade of Cur- Hood ski patrol.
rinsville entertained with a family
Warm w eather kept the lift oper
dinner at their home last Sunday.
ating a t capacity all day.
Dr. and Mrs. Ira A. Manville and
FIN G ER CH O PPE D O F F
children Marcia and Dorothy of Port.;
land visited a t the Mrs. C arrie Den
While chopping stove wood Claude
ney home and R. O. Reed home last Ingraham, 35, employed a t the B attle
C. M. SPARKS
Hardware Co.
BA K ER Y
W e e k -E n d S p e e in l
Graham Cracker Cake 25c & 50c
Sunday-
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Axe Inn a t Government camp sever
O r c h a r d R id g e D a i r y .
Frigidairi ed the index finger of his le ft hand
tooling system, good cold milk, but- Dr. C. Don P latner said Tuesday.
er and cream the whole year round
L O C A L GIRL W IN S HONORS
—Oscar Judd.
This popular cake scored a hit with all people
in the Estacada district. It is frosted with 7-
minute boiled icing.
Bette Bush of Eagle Creek and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Moss were guests
o f F. J. H arkenrider and Mr. an< her debate partner Marylyn Stew art
Mr rra n k C handler Sunday evening of Skamakowa, Wash., representing
Linfield college in the junior wom
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Scrutton ac en’s debates won again last week at
companied by Mrs. Mary Reed and Tacoma taking home another cup for
Mis. Elsie Campbell attended an E as the college against ten colleges of
tern S tar m eeting a t Troutdale last the northwest at the College of Puget
Saturday night..
Sound. They with three others will
represent
Linfield next week at the
The Past M atron’s club were en-
¡te rta in id by Mrs Maude Smith last College of the Pacific a t Stockton,
Friday . f ’u n o o n at the home of Miss » h ere a debate tournam ent is to be
held under the auspices of the Pi Kap
Maude Sturgeon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. L. Hughes pa Deltea, the national forensic hon
drove up from Eugene Tuesday night ors! y fratern ity to which the girls
and spent W ednesday visiting a t the have been elected. They will spend a
week in C alifornia visiting in the Bay
parental home.
Region and debating a t other colleges.
Our Salesman Carries About 18 Varieties of Bread
From Which You May Choose
H ot i r o ss Hun S oason
is half over.
Be sure to give your family a treat
with these tasty buns
O reslia m lin k e r v
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North Main Avenue,
Tel Gresham 288
Gresham, Ore.