CLACKAM AS COUNTY NEW S
FRID A Y ,, MAY 2, 1941
ovens and th e p len tifu l supply of
dry wood. T here a re sand piles for
the kiddies, horsesshoe courts and a
w onderful beach.
Sw im m ing facilities a t Blue Lake
a re th e best In the sta te and su p e r
vised by q ualified life guards. D res
B e au tifu l Blue Luke p a rk is now
T he U n ited S ta te s D efense Sav
open and reudy fo r a busy season. sing room s are provided and you may ings Bonds and P o stal Savings stam ps
M an ag er Nick W elch and his corps of e ith e r use y our own su it or re n t one
w ere placed on on sale in th e local
on th e grounds.
w o rk ers have been busy the p ast sev.
p
ostoffice a t the o pening o f business
Com
m
encing
next
Sunday
May
4tl
e ral m onths m ak in g extensive improve
m e a ts on this p o p u lar play g iound. th ere will be dancing every Sunday on T hursday, May 1 as p a rt o f the
night in the large d ancing pavillion n a tio n a l e f fo r t to m ake A m erica im
Blue L ake p a rk is ideally located
a t the park w ith music by the popular
fo r th is e n tire d is tric t being only
pregnable.
Clyde B re n n an ’s 7-piece o rchestra.
4 m iles n o rth o f G resham on the F a ir
P o stm a ster A. H. F asel announced
view road. In going to th e p ark the
th a t M ayor S. E. Y*’oo ste r had been
m o to rist tu rn s n o rth o ff Sandy blvd M E E T IN G N IG H 1 S C H A N G E D
th e f irs t c itize n o f th is com m unity
a t F a iiv ie w w here a large sign points
to purchase a d e fen se bond. I t is ex
Sandy gran g e s ta rtin g w ith th a pected th a t m any o th e r local c iti
th e w ay to Blue Lake.
B lue L ake is u ndoubtedly one of May m eeting will hold evening ses zens w ill follow M ayor W o o ster’s
th e b est equipped p ark s in the P a sions d u rin g th e sum m er a n d will good exam ple.
cific n o rth w est. L ocated on beautiful change the d a te of m eeting fro m the
P o stm a ster G eneral F la n k C. W all-,
B lue L ake a body o f w a te r which is second S a tu rd a y to th e firs t S a tu r e r in a le tte r to p o stm asters th ru o u i
ideal fo r b o atin g and sw im m ing, it day in each m onth.
th e c o u n try said th a t th e help of
Blue Lake Park
is Now Open
Defense Bonds
Now On Sale
o ffe rs n o t only w onderful w ater sport
b u t also is equipped fo r popular re
c rea tio n s of o th e r kinds.. T here are
fo u r s o ft ball diam onds. L eague b a se
ball is played every Sunday a t 2 p
m., n e x t S u n d ay 's game being be
tw een B lue L ake P a rk and the Ma
rin e E lectric team o f Portland.
LETTUCE
5c Head
T U N N E L L & SA U ER
T he E a s te rn M ultnom ah sofebal)
C u m n sv llle
association will hold th e ir g a la open
ing o f th e so ft ball season on F ri
day evening, May 9 th a t B lue Lake
p a ik w hen a b e n efit dance will also
F re e E n la rg e m e n t a t D a v id s o n ’»
be staged in the p a rk pavillion.
D rug S tore, G resham , w ith any 6 o r 8
T he f iis t league so ftb all gam e will exposure film finish a t reasonabl«
be played on M onday evening, May price of 25 c en ts.— Adv.
12th.
Space f o r 2 0 0 0 C are
No charge is m ade fo r p a rking
a t Blue L ake and th e re is room for
2000 cars. An adm ission charge of
15 c en ts is m ade fo r a d u lts b u t chil
d re n u n d e r 12 a ie a d m itte d free.
T he p a rk is equipped w ith tables
and benches capable of serving 5000
people. P icnickers will like th e D utch
H ere is a real buy, m o d em narrow*
extension d ining tab le a n d six chairs
a t a give aw ay price. Come and see
this w o n d erfu l b a rg ain . A lso 9x12
linoleum ru g s t>f th e b e st q u a lity
in a ttra c tiv e p a tte rn s. You can alw ays
do b e tte r a t T obaison Second H and
S to re on Pow ell Blvd., in G resham .—
Adv.
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Allis Chalmers Leads the Field
local p o stm asters w ould be o f real
‘‘service to th e c o u n try .” H e tra n s
m itted th e th a n k s o f S e c retary o
th e T rea su ry M o rganthau fo r the
help th a t local p o stm asters had a l
re a d y given in th e sale of U nited
S ta te s se c u rities a n d also M r. Mor-
g a n th a u ’s th a n k s in ad vance “ fo r the
cooperation w hich h e know s you will
give to th is new e ffo rt.’*
The new D efense Savings bond is
sim ilar to th e fa m ilia r “ baby bond”
o f w hich m ore th a n five bullion dol
la rs w o rth have been bou g h t by m ore
th a n tw o and a h a lf m illion A m eri-
ran s since 1935.
,
A D efense Bond m ay now be
pu rch ased fo r th e sum o f $18.75. In
te n y ears th is born, will be w orth
$25. T his is a n increase o f 33 1-3
p e rc e n t equal to a n an n u al in te rest
r e tu rn o f 2.9 p e rc e n t com pounded
sem i-annually. A ny tim e a f te r six
ty days fro m th e d a te of purchase
th e bond m ay be redeem ed fo r cash
in accordance w ith a tab le o f redem p
tio n values p rin te d on th e la c e of
th e bond.
To spread in v estm en ts w idely am
ong all th e people in A m erica a limii
o f $5000 h a s been se t on th e am ount
o f th ese bonds to be bou g h t by any
one person in one year. T he bonds
a re in d enom inations of $25, $50,
$100, $500 a n d $1000 all o f which
a re sold fo r 75 p e rc e n t o f th e ir m.
tu r ity -value a n d a ll of w hich m ature
in te n years.
F o r la rg e r investors who can a f
fo rd to purchase u p to $50,000 w orth
o f bonds a y e a r th e T re a su ry De
p a rtm e n t has issued tw o additional
kin d s of D efense Savings B onds but
th ese will be sold only th ru banks
a n d by d ire c t m ail fro m W ashington,
D. C. T hey a re inten d ed fo r associa
tions, tru ste e s a n d c o rp o ra tio n s as
w ell as individual p ure M o n .
F o r th e sm aller in v esto r who w ants
to buy a G overnm ent bond on the
easy p a y m e n t plan th e p o st office
w ill h a v e a new series o f P o stal Sav
ings stam ps a t 10c, 25c, 50c, $1 and
$5. E ac h p u rc h a se r o f a n y Saving?
S tam p h ig h er th a n 10c will be given
fre e o f ch arg e a n a ttra c tiv e pocket
a lb u m in w hich to p aste his stam ps
u n til he has enough to buy a $25
bond o r one o f h ig h er denom ination.
T h irty m illion of th ese album s are
now bein g prep ared .
T he co v er design of th e album s is
in color fe a tu rin g a U n ited S ta te s
b a ttle sh ip a n d a n eagle b e a rin g the
A m erican flag. On the back cover
is a p a in tin g o f th e M inute M en s ta t
u e by D aniel C h e ste r F re n c h which
sym boizes th e A m erican citizen ever
a le r t in defense o f his c o u n try . Tiie
in scrip tio n is "A m e ric a on G u a rd .”
S e c re ta ry M o rg an th au said th a t
even a boy o r g irl who saved 10c to
b u y a Savings S tam p w ould help th^
c o u n try . H e added th a t “ you can safe
g u a rd y o u r own m oney a n d y o u r ow r
f u tu r e w ere h elping the n a tio n s
d efen se by buying U n ited S ta te s S a
vings Bonds now .”
S a le L a d ie a S h o e , a t $ 1 .0 0
102 p a irs ladies all w hite and blacl-
p a te n t le a th e r shoes. Low, m edium
a n d high heels.
Sizes 3 % to 8 M
R e g u la r p rice $2.45 to $4.98. While
th e y last, $1.00 a p a ir.
— Adv.
RAY M A R TIN , G resham
All Crop Harvesters Will Harvest
103 Crops.—See Them At
Farm Tractor Co.
A L L IS -C H A L M E R S D E A L E R
. ELMER STURM, OWNER
A t O rie n t, M t. H ood L oop H ig h w ay
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 4742
BRING YOUR HARVEST PROBLEMS TO US
We now have a Big Shipment of Tractors
On Hand
Hi,- Ho
CRACKERS
pkg. 21c
of our fellow men
CARROLL FUNERAL HOME
DAY AND NIGHT SERVIGE
EAGLE CREEK
M any a tte n d e d the p a rty given for
Mr. and Mrs. M arion D uley a t the
D over school F rid a y evening. Mr. Du
ley drives th e bus from S andy high
school a n d it has been m any a school
pupil who w as given a ride on the
bus.
M yrtle K rebs has been ill w ith
the chickenpox.
Phone 247
GRESHAM. OREGON
SU -
PURTER
E li B o n trag e r preached his lai$
serm on a t P o tte r Sunday as he is
leaving fo r his home iin M ichigan.
Mr. and Mrs. A lb ert McComb w e r i
Mr. and Mrs. A. H ornish, Rose
H ornish and M is. K ate H opp of Port- S a tu rd a y visitors a t th e E d Schw eit
land visited th e Jo e D eShazers Tue- zer hom e.
Jay. Mrs. Gill and Jo y F ritc h e re
E d S chw eitzer cam e hom e S a tu r
tu rn e d w ith them fo r a fe w days day a n d le ft fo r his w ork Sunday.
visit.
Mrs. V era V an H outen le ft F r i
Mr. and Mrs. Jo e D eS hazer and day fo r h e r hom e in C alifornia.
V erdon F ritch e a tte n d e d th e fu n e ra i
Id a and E rn e s t B o n tra g e r le f t S un
o f O tto M atz in P o rtla n d S a tu rd ay . day fo r a visit to M ichigan and P e n n
A lex Bews has re tu rn e d fro m the sylvania and w ill a tte n d m issionary
hospital in O regon C ity a n d is able c o n fere n ce a t N am pa, Idaho on th e it
w ay back.
to be aro u n d on crutches
M arian Je n n in g s was a S u n d ay
E leetric poles a re being placed a l
n ig h t g u e st of B e tty H am ilton.
ong the RFA line a n d th e holes a re
A braham M iller w as fixing fence
being dug in th e e-anuy R idge d is
M onday fo r O. E. W isner.
tric t.
M r. and Mrs. B e rt Je n n in g s e n
F re d P ain e su ffe re d a stro k e se v e r
al w eeks ago a n d has been confined jo y ed a visit fro m one o f th e ir d a u
to his bed the past w eek u n d e r the g h te rs Sunday.
c are o f a physician.
Jo h n Rhodes is logging a ld e r on
Bob Bush has le ft fo r A laska w here th e O. E. W isner place again.
he will be em ployed on a governm ent
p ro ject.
C hristian C hurch N o te s
Ruel G lover who a tte n d s school
10 a.m . hible school. T he apostle
in P o rtla n d visited his p a re n ts over
P a u l said “ let ev ery th in g be done to
the w eek end.
th e ed ificatio n o f the c hurch. I f
Bill B ecker and Jo e S m ith have you a re a lover of music com e tq
gone to A laska w here th e y w ill bq bible school on tim e May 4th . Mr,
em ployed fo r several m onths.
a n d M rs. V irgil Davis will play th e
R aym ond G lover who has been ill v ib ra h a rp a n d o th e r in stru m e n tal
a t the O regon C ity hospital w ith pneu m usic fo r us.
11 a.m . w orship h our in hym ns of]
' m onia is recovering sa tisfac to rily .
praise, com m union a n d serm on.
R ecent c aller a t the F re d H offm eis
K eep thi3 in m ind. Mr. O. N orri^
te r hom e w ere Mrs. Will Bell a n d m o will begin revival m eetin g s M onday
th e r Mrs. V iola D enning o f Sandy e vening a t 7:30. O nce you h e a r this
R idge, Mr. and Mrs. A rt H ow itt of m an you will w a n t to h e a r him.
P o rtlan d , Mgs. L ydia Cook o f D am as-
P a lm e r A. F ord, M inister.
suc and M rs Mollie B ates and L,
C raw ford of E stacada.
F r e e E n la rg e m e n t a t D a v id s o n 's
LOW COST LOANS
YOU MAY SA VE
2 5 Y ou % to
50%
Y ou P a y
Y ou
R eceive R epay
C ash M onthly
$10
$106.80
15
$160.20
$226.80
21
28
$302.40
35
$378.00
P ositively n o
T otal
tn 12
Cost
M onths 1 Year
131,20
$ 1 2 0 .0 0
19.80
180.00
25.20
252.00
3 3 .6 0
336.00
42.0Q
420.00
o th e r c h arg es
C o m m e rc ia l L o a n s S o lic ite d
W rite o r call f o r d e ta ils
FIDELITY RESERVE
& LOAN CO.
BOARD O F T R A D E BLDG.
SW 4th Ave. & O ak St. A T 8649
PO RTLA N D , O REG O N
O p tic a l O f fic e s o f
ROY & MOLIN
E stablished in 1912
I f y ou h a v e h a d p o o r s a t is f a c
tio n in eye co m fo rt o r cost of
optical services, w e can be of
re a l service to you.
A scientific e xam ination with
glasses to su it com plete with
only one m odest charge.
3 1 8 S . W . A ld e r S t.
PO RTLA N D ,
T e l. A t.4 3 2 1
OREGON
HUTCHINSON
GENERAL HOSPITAL
S ix th a n d J. Q . A d a m s S tre e ts
OREGON
C IT Y , O R E .
B e r th a B e e rs , M g r.
T e l. 4791
T he last m eeting o f th e com m unity D rug S tore, G resham , w ith a n y 6 or 8
club u n til fa ll w as held a t th e school exposure film finish a t reasonable,
T h u rsd ay evening. The election o f of. p rice o f 25 cents.— Adv.
fice rs will be held a t th e m eeting,
Bob S to rey p re sen te d a n in te restin g
p ro g ram consisting o f com m unity
singing, accordeon solo, d u st, skits
and tw o m ovie reels. O ver $13 was
realized from th e sale o f re fre sh ,
m ents. T his will provide fu n d s for
two 4-H club scholarships.
Marshmallows
1 ib. pkg. 13c
T U N N E L L & SA U ER
C urrm sville
ELWOQD
T h ere w ere q uite a num ber o f peo
ple fro m M olalla a tte n d in g church
icrvices here Sunday afte rn o o n , also
Mr. a n d Mrs. F in ste r and d a u g h te r
d u th o f Dodge. Mr. McGlasson de-
ivered a fin e serm on.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W estjund a re
m ilding a new brooder house. The
have a fine flock o f B arred Rocks
Mr. and Mrs. Rydzewski and so
Elvin and Miss F rances N ovak mo
toreil to W arren, this sta te S u n d ay to
visit Mrs. S tella Hughes. T hey all
w ont fishing while th e re a n d report
a m ost en joyable tim e.
M . a n a Mrs. A1 Bullock w ere dim
n r g u ests r.t th e home o f Mr. an-J
Mrs. M att P ark Monday. Mr. B ulloc’
E rn e s t H a iris one o f th e bes{ has been su ffe rin g w ith blood pois
know n logging o p e ra to rs in C lacka on cn his hand.
m as c o u n ty has been ill fo r several
We had a very good a tte n d an c e a t
w eeks b u t is now reco v erin g from
a m inor o p e ratio n . H a rris ' la te s t log. o u r k n ittitig class T uesday. M any
g ing o p e ratio n s is a t Squaw M oun com pleted garm en ts and sta rte d new
ones and re g re t very m uch to hear
tain .
o u r class will soon be ended. Mrs.
C on; Fitch is our in stm e to r.
S a le L ad ies S hoes a t $ 1 .0 0
is to merit the goodwill
T U N N E L L & SA U ER
C urri, .avilie
L O G G IN G O P E R A T O R B E T T E R
102 p a irs ladies all w hite and black
p a te n t le a th e r shoes. Low, m edium
a n d high heels.
frees 3V4 to 8 1 is
R eg u lar price $2.45 to $4.98. W hile
th ey last, $1.00 a pair.
— Adv.
RAY M A RTIN , G resham
Our Aim
Miss Iren e S nyder b e a u ty shoppe
o p e ra to r o f P o rtlan d sp en t a week
i w ith h e r p a ren ts o f th is place.
Miss E thel Cox w hoo is a tte n d in g
' a b e au ty college in P o rtlan d has been
| hom e fo r tw o w eeks w ith h e r p a t
ients.-', Mr. and Mrs. L u th e r Cox.
/ M ay 14. T ro u td ale vs. Loop T avern
O rie n t and B onneville vs. Ivy Ser-
\5ce S tation.
M ay 16. Grestiam K iw anis vs
T ro u td a le and Loop T av ern vs. O r,
le n t vs. C orbett.
T he f irs t re g u la r league gam e will
be played on M onday evening May
P when C o rb e tt tan g les w ith the
B onneville O ilers and the Ivy S e r
vice S tation tak e s on th e G reshair
K iw anis club.
All gam es a re to be played a t Blue
Lake park.
Follow ing a re the m anagers fo r the
te a m s: C lark L und fo r Loop T avern
a t O rie n t; O rville Dove fo r Ivy S er
vice S ta tio n ; Q uinton M etzger for
T ro u td ale Rod and Gun c lu b ; H e r
b e rt W in te n for C o rb itt; and Jln i
Rich for Bonneville O ilers.
T al. 2-6321
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N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
E s t a t a No. 6 6 3 5
In the C ircu it C o u rt o f th e S ta te of
Oregon fo r C ounty o f C lackam as.
P ro b a te D e p artm en t.
In the m a tte r o f t.he E sta te o f Beach
R. Kim mel, deceased.
N otice is h ereb y given th a t the u n
dersigned has been appointed adm in
istra trix o f th e e state of Beach R.
Kimmel, deceased, by the C ircuís
C o u rt o f the S ta te of O regon for
C lackam as county, and has qualified.
All persons having claim s a g ain st said
' state a re hereby notified to presen t
the sam e to me a t m y hom e in E sta
cada, O regon, o r a t th e o ffice o f
my a tto rn ey , John W. L odcr,, Roonl
4, A ndn sen Bldg., O regon C ity, O n
gon, w ith vouchers and duly verified
within six m onths from th e d a te
hereof.
D ated and firs t published May 2,
F re e E n la rg e m e n t a t Davidson*»
1941.
D rug S to i“, G resham ,, w ith uny 6 or 8
D ate o f last publication May 30,
exposure film finish a t reasonable
1941.
price of 25-c.—Adv.
DORA KIM M EL, A d m in istra
tr ix of the E sta te o f Beach It.
K im m el, deceased.
B e a v e r’s A dventure
A ddress,, E stacad a,, O regon.
A b e a v e r w hose species v irtu a ’lv John W. L oder, A tto rn ey .
has been e x tin c t for 100 y e a rs, took Room 4, A ndresen Bldg.,
a (ling a t civilized life at C hagrin
O regon C ity, Oregon.
F a d s , Ohio, but re g re tte d his ad A tto rn ey fo r A dm in istratrix .
ven tu re b' fore it could o rie n ta te it
self T he 45-pound ro d en t’s first en-
■ountet w as with an autom obile •
Food M a rk st
lender
The pelt is on exhibition
T he m a rk e ts of N fw Y ork city
nl th e C leveland M useum of N a tu ra l
an d le 15 p e r cen t at the n a tio n ’s
.imorjr.
foods.
perishable