ounty - N ews
C lackamas
VOLUME XXXV
Will Discuss
Effects of War
ESTACADA, OREGON
LAST RITES FOR
BEACH R. KIMMEL
J o in t fu n e ra l services w ere held
from th e C hapm an F u n e ra l hom e las^
FARMER-MERCHANT D I N N E R S a tu rd ay , A pril 28, a t 2 p.m . fo r
B each R .Kim m el. Rev. Joseph Pope
WILL BE HELD HERE ON W E D conducted th e services fo r the church
and the M asonic services w ere under
NESDAY, MAY 14TH
th e auspices o f th e E stac ad a lodge
A .F. & A.M. P all b e are rs w ere Thos-
"T he E ffe c ts and A fte r-E ffe c ts as W atson, K. U. R eed,, F . G. Robley,
of the E uropean W ar on A g riculture Chas. Colson, R ay K eeth a n d W al
and B usisness’ is the problem to be t e r C. S c ru tto n . In te rm e n t follow
discussed by a panel of local fa rm ed in the Mt. View cem etery a t O re
e rs and businessm en a t the Farm er- gon C ity u n d e r th e auspices o f thi,
M erchant d in n er in E stacada W ednes- i M asonic order.
day evening, May 14.
B each R. Kim m el w as b o m at
The d in n er will be held in th e Es-
H itesville, Iow a, F e b ru a ry 17, 1861
tacad a high school beginning a t 7
and died a f te r a sh o rt illness on A p
p.m., on this date.
ril 24, 1941 a t th e age o f 80 years,
The popularity of panel discussion
Mr. Kim m el cam e to O regon in
has encouraged the local AAA com
m ittee to sponsor such a program at 1890 and has resided in th is com
th is annual meeting. Motion pictures m un ity fo r th e p a st 35 years. He was
of agriculture and com m erce in South a n em ployee o f th e P o rtlan d G en
A m erica will also be shown. These e ra l E lectric com pany a t the F a r
wiil be of p articular in te re s t to grow ad ay p lan t fo r m any y ears a n d r e
ers due to the sim ilarity of produc tire d from th a t service only a short
tion in various p arts of South A m er tim e ago. H e had been a m em ber of
the M asonic lodge fo r over 50 years
ica and the Pacific coast.
E ntertain m en t is being supplied and was a fa ith fu l and highly es
by the music dep artm en t of the E sta teem ed m em ber of th e E stac ad a -Ma
cada high school. T ickets m ay be ob sonic lodge.
S urviving re la tiv e s a re his widow
tained from the local AAA commit-
teem m en in your d istric t o r a t the M rs. D ora Kimmel, tw o d a ughters.
county agents office in O regon City M is. Lille M cC lintock o f D rain, Ore.,
a n d Mrs. A rlene W ard o f Y uba City,
C alif., a n d C arl K im m el o f Mill City,
two nephew s C arl H ane o f W emme
DATE AND PU RPO SE
a n d T hom as H ane o f S u p erio r, Wis.
OF POPPY DAY
Also one ste p d a u g h te r Mrs. Ralph
A dam s o f E ug en e and nine grand
Memory o f A m erica’s dead in the children and six g re a t grandchildre?
firs t World W ar will be honored here a n d m any frien d s m ade d u rin g his
on Satuftlay,, May 24 w hen everyone long resid en ce in th is com m unity.
will be asked to w e ar a m em orial
poppy in trib u te to th e ir service and
25 MORE MEN A SSIGN ED
sacrifice
TO W A T E R PR O JE C T
Plans fo r the observance of Poppy
Day a ie being com pleted by C ar1
M ayor S. E . W ooster said thi*
Douglas Post No 74 u n it of the A m
erican Legion a u x iliary u n d e r thu w eek th a t 25 m ore m en had been a l
leadership of Daisy T racy, Poppy lotted to th e E stac ad a -N o rth Fork
Day chairm an. T he m em orial flow w a te r p ro je c t b rin g in g th e to ta l num .
ers m ade by disabled w a r v ete ran s b e r o f m en up to 70 who a re em ploy
will be o ffered th ru o u t the day by the ed here.
auxiliaty women.
“ This y e ar w ith th e th re a te n in g Mayrose Bartholomew
shadow of a new W orld W ar falling
across A m erica the m em orial poppy Weds Laurence Godsey
has new significance” said Mrs. T ra
Miss M ayrose B artholom ew d augh
cy. ‘“ It shows th a t A m erica still re
m em bers and honors those who fell te r o f Mr. and Mrs. F re d C. B a rth o l
in its defense tw e n ty -th ree y ears ago om ew of E stac ad a a n d L au ren ce G,
th a t A m ericans still beiieve th a t Am. Godsey son o f Mr. a n d Mrs. G. God
e ric a's free way of life is w o rth any sey fo rm e r re sid e n ts (of E stac ad a
sacrifice and th a t th e sp irit o f p a t w e re ' u n ite d in m arriag e on F rid ay
riotism still bu rn s stro n g ly in A m evening, A pril 25 a t 8 o’clock a t the
home of Rev. W a lte r Givens in Port-
erican hearts.
“ The popies grew on th e b a ttle and. Rev. G ivens a fo rm e r resident
of E stac ad a also o fficiate d a t t h |
fro n t in F ra n c e w here th e y oung m en
of A m erica d e fea te d th e m ilitary m arriag e o f Mr. and M rs. F re d C.
B artholom ew w hich took place 25
m ight of au to cracy in a g a lla n t dis
y e ars ago th is com ing N ovem ber.
play of the stre n g th of aroused de
A ste r E nebo served as b e s t man
m ocracy. W hen w e w e a r them on
Poppy Day,, th e ir b rig h t red blooms a n d J u n e E nebo as bridesm aid.
T he b rid e w ho w as given aw ay by,
will rem ind us th a t o u r dem ocracy
has th e stre n g th to repell any dan h e r f a th e r w as b e a u tifu lly gowned
gers if we will serve as th e y served. in a d a rk blue su it w ith w hite acces
T h ere is inspiration fo r us all in the sories and c a rrie d a boq u et o f lillie:,
o f th e v alley and gardenias.
poppy of g te a t memories.
A fte r th e cerem ony the young cou
“ The poppies which th e auxiliary
ple le ft on a honeym oon trip to S e a t
w ill distrib u te here have been m ade
t l e going by a irp lan e.
by disabled veterans a t th e v ete ran s
B oth b rid e and groom a re g ra d u
hospital in P ortland. All Poppy Day
w orkers will serve as volu n teers ana a tes of E stac ad a union high school
all of th e m oney con trib u ted to then, and also a tte n d e d O regon sta te col
fo r the flo w eis will go in to the w el lege a t th e sam e tim e. T hey will live
fa re fu n d s of th e a uxiliary to carry in th e K ing A lb e rt a p a rtm e n ts the
fo rw ard the a u x iliary ’s w ork fo r the groom being em ployed in the C olum
disabled, th e ir fam ilies and th e fam bia A irc ia ft p la n t a t P o rtlan d .
ilies o f th e dead d u rin g the yea,
ahead.
W IL L T E L L OF BOMBS FA LLING
ON ENGLAND
CUT-OVER LANDS IN THIS AREA
CAN
BE
P R O FIT A B L Y
USED
FOR RA ISIN G GOATS
E a s te rn C lackam as co u n ty and p a r
ticu larly th a t region o f c u t over land
in th e foothills o f th e C ascade m oun
tains e a s t o f E stacad a is fa st becom
ing the locale o f a new in d u stry
which bids f a ir to re ac h natio n al pro
m inence.
A m ong the local people who are
stio n g boosters fo r th is new indus
try a re th e L a to u re tte , W isner and
B reese fam ilies.
T he L a to u re tte s have b een inter*
ested in the ra isin g o f g o ats and the
p ioducing o f g o a t m ilk products fo r
several years. T hey n a v e b ro t in some
very good blood a n d th e ir goats a re
considered am ong th e b e st in th e U n
ited S tates.
The W insers nave a sm all herd
and w ould like to see a g o a t cheese
fa cto ry established a t E stacada.
T he Breese fam iy a re ra th e r new
,n this com m unity h aving com e here
a bout a y e a r a n d a h a lf ago.. T hey
realized a t once how ever th e possibil
ities of th e g o a t m ilk in d u stry an<j
have been co n stan tly increasin g th e ir
herds. A t the p re sen t tim e th ey h ave
on th e m ark e t tw o v e ry fin e ty p es of
cheese. T he f irs t is th e ch ed d a r typo
which is non-acid. T he second which
is a high q u a lity sm oked cheese is
being well received. In c id e n ta lly this
is the only sm oked cheese m anufac-
tu ie d in O regon. E x p erim en ts are
now being conducted by th e Breese
fam ily on th e B lue o r R o q u efo rt
cheese and th ey nope to develop thi#
type o f cheese to place on tho m ar
k et in the. n e a r fu tu re . I f th e R oque
fo rt ty p e cheese can be successfully
m an u fa ctu re d in O regon th e re is a
very good m a rk e t fo r th e p ro d u ct
as in th e p a st th is c o u n try has im
ported sev eral m illion pounds a n
nually.
The p a rtic u la r value o f g o a t m ilk
products lies in t h i i r unexcelled
health and n u tritio n qualities.
Inasm uch as th ere is so m uch c u t
over land in th is section w hich has
little use outside an in d u stry such
as th e ra isin g o f goats a n d th e m anu
fa c tu re of goat m ilk p ro d u c ts every*
one should boost fo r th is in fa n t e n 7
terp rise w ith th e idea th a t g o a t m ilk
products from e a ste rn C lackam as
county m ay ev en tu ally ta k e an im*
p a rta n t p a rt in th e n a tio n ’s com
m ercial life.
i
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L EC T U R E BY H. D. S T R E V E R
THIS SU NDAY NIG H T
M issionary H . D. S tre v e r will
speak on tho su b je ct, “ T he W orld
M ovem ent W hich is Now P re p a rin g
th e W ay fo r th e R e tu rn o f C h rist.”
a t the S u n d ay e vening service a t th e
New A d v en tist ch u rch in E stacala.
Song service w ill be held a t 7 : lq
p.m. u n d e r th e d irec tio n o f E van g e
list B ergh a n d will fe a tu re special
music.
S inger sew ing m achines will be stock
ed and courses in sew ing will be giv
en fo r th e b e n e fit o f custom ers.
Mr. D eM ent was in th e E stacad a
te rrito ry th is w eek m aking a survey
The E stacada-C urrinsville M eaniej
and servicing m achines.
will cross b a ts w ith the H udson-D un
can baseball nine on the local diam nm
T he birds a re c h irp in g aro u n d th a t
n e x t Sunday a t 2 p.m. J. C. T unnel’,
is c ap tain o f th e local team . An in several Ju n e w eddings a re in pros
pect.
te re stin g gam e is predicted.
"N U M B E R 94
V ¿, 1941
Mattress Program
Goat Products
Important Gets Under Way
A t 7:15 Mr. S tre v e r w ill give a
lectu re on th e H oly L and and show
pictures he took w hile tra v e lin g th ru
th a t c o u n try including th e g a rd en
tom b w here th e S avior lay a n d Gol
gotha place o f crucifixion.
Mr. S tre v e r announces th a t from
and a f te r n e x t Sunday evening May
GA RDEN CLUB MEETS MAY
4th, th e re will be only one le c tu re a
5TH W I T H MRS. HILLS
w eek which will be held on Sunday
Mrs. A m os H ills will e n te rta in the evening.
G arden club a t h e r hom e fo r th eir
NE W STORE O P E N IN G
re g u la r m eetin g M ay 5 th a t 2 p.m ,
FOR S IN G E R S E R V IC E
T he early h isto ry o f th e club re
cently com piled by Mrs. A m es wili
T he S in g er Service M achine com
be read. E veryone is asked to b r in j
pany is opening a sto re th is com ing
a m in ia tu re flow er a rra n g e m e n t anij
M onday across from th e S ta te th e a t
be ready to respond to roll call w ith re in O regon C ity. T his new s t o n
a suggestion fo r m aking th e Ju n e is u n d e r th e m an ag em en t of Mr. D.
flow er show bigger and b e tte r. The L. D eM ent. T hey will do all kind!
question box and ju d g in g will be con of sew ing m achine re p a ir w ork and
ducted as usual.
c a rry a h u g e stock o f p a rts. New
Miss G reenw ood o f G resham ,, who
a rriv e d in A m erica ab o u t tw o month*
ago from D over, E ngland will speak
a t th e E stac ad a c ity hall next W ed
nesday night, May 7th. Miss G reen
wood o p e rated a hotel in Dove*
w hen th a t c ity w as u n d e r heavy
bom bing. H er talk will be centered
on personal experiences in bomb
ing raids. The m eeting will be in fo r
m al and Miss G reenw ood will invite
questions. In addition to Miss G reen ESTACAD A-CURRIN SVILLE
w ood’s ta lk th ere will be a m usical MEAN1ES TO PLAY
p rogram .
T he a f fa ir w hich is sponsored by
C arl D ouglas A m eriican L egion aux
iliary o ffe rs an o p p o rtu n ity to g et
f irs t hand in fo rm atio n on the bom b
ing o f E ngland. An adm ission charge
o f 10 c en ts will De m ade.— Adv.
r R ID A I
S.T. P O W E L L NAMED CHAIRMAN
O F CO M M IT TE E ; INSTRU CTO RS
A T T E N D SCH O O L MAY 1
O ver one h u n d re d people a tte n d ed
the m a ttre s s m aking p ro g ram held at
th e E stac ad a union high school on
M onday e vening o f th is w eek. Miss
Iren e L each c o u n ty hom e econom ist
explained th e program and H ugh Car
lin a cted as te m p o ra ry chairm an.
T he follow ing com m ittee w as n a m
ed to c a rry o u t the p ro g ram in this
d istric t which m ciudes E sta c a d a , Lo
gan, S p rin g w ater,, D over, E ag le
Creek, G arfield, G eorge, P o rte r,, V i
ola, and C urrinsville. S. T. Pow ell,
chairm an, Jo sh u a C o u rtain , M rs. Rose
Looney, Mrs. M ae K itching, a n d Mrs.
E ffie Douglas. Mrs. P a u l L ovell and
Mrs. K a te S n u ffin w ere n am ed a s al.
te m a te s.
O ne h u n d re d a n d n in e ty -th re e a p
plications to m ake m a ttre sse s have
been received in this d istric t.
T he follow ing have b e en chosen
as in stru cto rs o r tea ch e rs fo r tire m at
tre ss pro ject. S. T. Pow ell, Mrs. F.
A. S h a rtn e r, Mrs. A. C. D avis, Mi's,
L aura P a lm a tee r, Mrs. Rose Rhodes,
Mrs. Rose Looney, and Mrs. Mae Kit.
ching. T hese tea cn e rs w e n t to Can-
by yesterd ay w h ere th ey received
in stru ctio n in m attress m aking.
T he f irs t m attress m eetin g school
fo r th is d istric t will be on F rid ay ,
May 9 and will be held in th e schoo]
house a t C urrinsville a t 9 :30 a.m .
T here w ill be fo u r, tab le s to w ork on
a t th e s ta r t a n d this will b e in cre as
ed as m ore people becom e p ro ficien t
in m aking m attresses.
GRADE SCHOOL
TEACHERS SELECTED
T he E stacada g rade school te a c h
ers fo r the com ing y e ar have beeij
selected w ith th re e new ones and
Miss B ernadine L en h a rt re tu rn in g
a f te r a y e ar’s absence a s d ire c to r oi|
m usic. Miiss H elen O sborne presen t
te a c h e r becom es principal. T he en
tire list is as follows.
M ary B latch fo id , 1st grade.
V alenc Ball, 2nd g rad e.
Je ssie Brown, 3rd grade.
Jo A n n Moll, 4th grade.
A gnes Goe, 5th grade.
R ichard C an trell, 6 th grade.
H elen O sborne, 7th grade.
F re d T eats, 8th grade.
J A N E W IT H E R S TO BE AT
fH E ESTA THEATRE
J a n e W ithers sta rs In th e firs t big
fe a tu re on the double bill program a t
th e E sta th e a tre th is F rid a y a n d S a t
u rd ay , M ay 2 a n d 3.
In “ Golden
H oofs” she is head-over-heels in love
w ith handsom e “ B uddy” R ogers and
B uddy fe e ls like a bag b ro th e r to
her. J a n e how ever proves as m uch
a th o ro b red as the racin g cham pion»
she b rin g s p ounding hom e to victory.
The second fe a tu re is th e gay new
m usical com edy “ B a rn y ard Folles”
sta rrin g M ary Lee, R ufe Davis, J u n e
S tory, Je d P ro u ty and o th er leading
lights o f the radio. I t ’s a scream from
s ta r t to fin ish a n d no m istake.
44 Seniors
Will Graduate
COMMENCEMENT
E X E R C IS E S
FO R CLASS O F 1941 W IL L BE
HELD MAY 29 AT 8 P. M.
F o rty -fo u r m em bers o f th e ClasJ
of 1941 o f th e E stac ad a union high
school will receive th e ir diplom as a t
com m encem ent exercises to be held in
th e high school aud ito riu m on Thurs*
day evening. M ay 29 a t 8 o’clock
The com m encem ent sp eak er will be
Dr. W. C. G iersbach, p re sid en t of
P acific u n iv ersity who will speak on
th e su b je ct “ E d ucation o r W h a t? ’,’
Follow ing is th e list o f g ra d u a te s:
Jo e B arr, H elen B ro ad h u rst, D or
othy C arr, E loise C arr, G erald E rd t,
Gladys G '-rber, M ary Gibson, B etty
G lover, J u n e G ran t, Jo h n G rove, Ja s.
H afer, Ju n e H orner, B ard Johnson,
V ictor K eller, R oland K itching, Ja s.
L arson, Ja s. L auderback, M uriel Loin*
bard, J u n e M arehbank, P hilip M arsh
all, Ray May, W alter M endenhall,
V ivian M eyers, F lorence M unger,
S hirley Oswald, Ire n e P a rk , Roy
P ark , Elvin Pulley, V iola Pulley,
F ra n c es Quick, Leon Ram sey, M axine
R ivers, Ronald Sm ith, Louis Sw an
son, C onstance Tooley, G erald Tool*
ey, H elen T rim pler, B ernice Tucfy
olke, R o setta T ucholke, Lois V alen
tin e , F ra n k W alter, T hom as W eaver,
V e rn a W eem an a n d P hyllis Wood*
w o rth
T he b a ec au la u rea te service will be
held on S unday, May 25 a t 8 p.m. irt
the h igh school aud ito riu m .
Rev.
F re d C. T ay lo r o f the F irst M ethodist
ch u rch a t V ancouver, W ash., will de
liv e r th e serm on. Rev. T ay lo r is the
fa th e r o f Mrs, Jesse Foster.
“ K itty Foyle”
S unday, M onday and T uesday ev
e nings M ay 4, 5 and 6 the E sta p re
se n ts G inger R ogers in “ K itty F oyle.’!
In th is sto ry w hich is both comic and
tra g ic K itty n tirro rs th e new g e n er
a tio n o f m odern young w orking girls,
th e ir philosophy, th e ir c ourage, th eir
a b ility to tak e a n em otional jo lt a n d
pick u p th e ir lives a n d c a rry on.
She is th e p e rso n ific atio n o f to d a y ’
“ w hite c o lla r g irl,” ju s t one o f twen- PHONE DIRECTORIES
ty m illions. S ta rrin g w ith G inger Ro READY SATURDAY
g ers in th is pictu re a re D ennis M or
g a n a n d Ja m e s C raig. P ro g ra m con
The new 1941 directories fo r tha
cludes w th “ G reece F ig h ts B ack” and
E stacad a T elephone & T elegraph
news.
BOY SCOUT D IS TRICT COURT
com pany w ill be read y fo r d istrib u
“ Men A gainst the Sky”
OF HONOR C ON VE NE S A T ES-
tio n in th e o ffice of th e telephone
W ednesday and T h u rsd a y nights com pany In E stac ad a on S a tu rd ay of
TACADA CITY HALL
M ay 7 and 8 b a rg a in nights, th e E sta th is week. P a tro n s a re req u ested to
T roop 210 B.S.A. received highest p re sen ts R ichard Dix, K e n t T aylor call fo r th e ir new d irectory.
A lva Sm ith, telephone m anage!
honors f o r a tte n d an c e a t th e court E dm und Lowe and W endy B a rris in
of honor fo r C lackam as co u n ty dis th a t g ro a t th rille r ‘“ M en A gainst thu m akes an u rg e n t re q u est th a t patrom*
tric t of P o rtla n d a re a council which Sky.” I t is th e am azin g ad v en tu res using the local phones call by num
was held In the city hall M onday ev of th re e m en and a girl whose lives b e r instead o f by nam e. "O u r o pera
ening. F re d M iller, d istric t a tto rn e y aro v ita lly involved w ith the b u ild to rs can give you m uch b e tte r se r
for th e co u n ty p resided as ju d g e ing o f th o fa s te s t p u rsu it plane In vice if you use th e num bers listed
over the c o u rt b e fo re a crow d of the w orld. P ack ed w ith a ctio n it if in th e d irecto ry w hen calling” said
a m elodram a w ith th e drive of : Mr. Sm ith.
ab o u t 150.
pow er dive. P ro g ra m concludes w itih
H ig h est ra n k w e n t to Ja m es Drei
P. T. A. NOTES
ser, Lloyd S adler a n d R obt. Schm itz w ith sp o rt re el a n d “ Inforrm A ior
T here will be an im p o rta n t m eeting
fill o f tro o p 220, O regon C ity, who P lease.”
Court of Honor
At Estacada
becam e life scouts. T hose receiving
the ra n k o f s ta r sco u t w ere Donald
S ta jg r, tro o p 258 C anby, F re d Eg-
g e r tro o p 264 W ilsonville and John
H eath sco u t m a ste r o f toop 259, C on
cord.
Local boys who w ere advanced to
th e ra n k o f second class scout w ere
Donald S teele, Chas. H a rris,, Ja c k
G roves a n d W a lte r A h n ert. Those
from tro o p 210 also received firs t
class m erit badges w ere M ilton S parks
fo r a th le tics, Jo h n Ju b b fo r person
al h e alth , Jo e B a rr fo r wood tu rn in g
and Tom B a rr fo r plum bing.
Special aw ard of a gold quill fo r
jou rn alism w as given to Tom B arr.
T his is a natio n al aw ard and is be
lieved to be th e only one e v er aw
arded in the county.
E dw in W oodw orth co u n ty school
su p e rin te n d e n t and scout m a ste r o |
tro o p 223 W illam ette was p re sen t,
Mr. W oodw orth has been a scoutoi
fo r m any years and presided as jud g d
of all c o u rts o f honor fo r several
years.
All th ese visitors w ere enthusins-
*ic In th e ir praise of th e new city
hall and th e boys o f whom th ere
w ere ab o u t 60 we e very m uch in te r,
estrd in th e jail.
T he next c o u rt o f honor will b '
held in the circu it c o u rt room in the
c o u rt house a t O regon C ity.. T h il
will be an E agle C o u rt an I will be
con luucterl e n tire ly by E agle Scouts
LOOP SMASH BRINGS $7500
IN JU R Y SU IT
of th e executive board o f th e PTA
on M onday afte rn o o n , May 5th in th e
lunch room o f th e g ra d e school a t
3:45 p.m. C hairm en o f all com m it
tees a re urged to be present.
C lackam as county council will he
held M ay 7 th a t 10 a.m . a t th e F irs t
P re sb y te ria n church in O regon C ity.
T here will be in stallatio n o f new o f
ficers, schools o f in stru ctio n and r e
ports on th e sta te convention. A .1
cen t luncheon will be served a t noon
All m others o f pre-school children
who a re to begin school n e x t Sep
tem b e r a re asked to g e t in touch w ith
Mrs. W i'm a R eh h erg o r Mrs. Ted
Kiggins so th a t the sum m er roundup
com m ittee will know how m any chil*
dren a re to have physical and d en ta)
e x am in atio n s a t the clinic to be held
here in May. T ran sp o rta tio n will be
fu rn ish e d w here necessary.
A n n a M. S tieb e r filed su it in the
c irc u it c o u rt M onday a g ain st Mada-
lene Mae Tom linson and Ja s. B. Kry-
wiecki for personal in ju ry dam ages
claim ed received in a n autom obile
accid en t on th e Mt. Hood loop high
w ay on May 13, 1939.
A ccording to com p lain t the c a r in
w hich Mis. S tieb e r w as rid in g with
h e r husband w as stru c k by a m ach
ine ow ned by K ryw iecki and being
driven by th e T om linson woman.
Mrs. S tieb e r claim s th e o th e r m a
chine in a tte m p tin g to overtake and
pass a n o th e r c a r w as d riven onto the
le ft side o f the road a t th e c rest o'.
a hill re su ltin g in a collision.
T he p la in tiff seeks $7500 personal
in ju ry dam ages, $320 fo r hospita*.
bills, $165 fo r physicians c ar, $20.68 COM M UN ITY CLUB EX
fo r d ru g s and $12.50 fo r am bulance P R E S S E S TH A N K S
charge.
T he E agle C iee k com m unity club
w ishes to express th e ir a ppreciation
a n d th an k s to the m any who donated
NO A P P E A L S Y ET FROM
and helped in sponsoring tw o 4-II
D R A F T BOARD DE C ISIO N S
scholarships.
Special th an k s go to R. R. Cooke
T he decisions o f d r a f t bo ard No
fo r show ing m otion pitcures. To Mer
2 o f C lackam as co u n ty w ith h e ad
rill S k in n e r who d o n d ted the ice
q u a rte rs a t E stac ad a as to classifi-
cream a n d to Mr. and Mrs. W illiam
I ra tio n a p p ea rs to be sa tis fa c to ry i o f
Powell who so kindly donated and
th e re ha < been no appeals up to this
served hot dogs a t o u r m eeting on
I tim e. T he to ta l re g istra tio n is now
A pril 24 and to all o th er particip an ts.
3106. 56 have been sen t to induction
ALUMNI ASSOCIA TION
' cam ps and fo u r o f them w ere re-
FOOD SA LE MAY 3RD
E jected. Am ong th e 58 w ere 19 vol
NEGRO SP IR IT U A L S AT T HE
.
The E rtrc arla hi h school alum ni u n te e rs.
M E T H O D IST CHURCH
association wiill hold a food sale In
the M -onic building th is S a tu r d a y
M r. and Mrs. J . O ’B rien and dau*
W atch fo r the negro sp iritu als a t
May 3rd.
M em bers a re asked to t h te r s of V ancouver w ere guests o f th e M ethodist church on Sunday ev-
brin g dot atio n s e arly .— Adv.
j his sister Mrs. J. Moss Sunday.
e ning, May 18th.