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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1941)
C LA C K A M A S COUNTY NEW S FR ID A Y , M A Y 2S, 1941 alor, Damascus grange; Martin Wol- trition program there wil be two mee ier, Needy, Maplewood grange; Ro tings in “ Let's Have Fewer Colds.” bert Junor, Redland, Harding grange; In the field of clothing and textiles Billy Carr, Springwater, Springwater it was decided to hold one meeting grange; Mary Sasaki, Milwaukie on the “ Selection and Care o f Foun grange and Milwaukie junior 4-H dation Garments” and one meeting Clackamas county 4-II club sum Quint, Kosemont; Margaret Brusch, club; Pat Hanson, Milwaukie Milwau on “ What is New in Textiles.” In kie grange; Betty Dietz, Canby, Wa: the field o f home furnishings two mer school scholarship winners were Macksburg; Bill Howard. Sandy; GilT ner grange; Gertrude Lutz, Redland meetings were planned on “ Kitchen honored at a rally day held in the bert Hanson, Jr., Clackamas; Oliver Redland grange; Russell Sperb, Milk Improvement.” An extra meeting was Oregon City high school auditorium Burley, Eby; Bob Neal, Oak Grove; Creek, Irma Jean Durant, Molalla, to be held on the “ Development of a Saturday afternoon, May 17 at 1:15 Lois Gottwald, Mt. Hope; Clarence Clackamas Pomona grange. Filing System for Extension and Re p.m. H. C. Seymour state club leader Becraft, Nancy Lee Wagner, Oak Bob Ten Eyck, Sandy, lone Bret»-.-, cipe Materials. was present to talk about summer Grove; Fioyd Berning, Evelyn Boeck George, Sandy Bank; Harriett Me In planning the home economics et school. Club members were awarded man, Wilsonville; Edna and Helen Allister, Wichita, Charleus Byram, tension program time was allotted their summer school scholarship cer Anderegg, Carver; Stanley Dietz Wicmta, Milwaukie bank; Billy Dietz for administrative work such as home tificates and a free show entitled, New Era; Leonard Kun/man, Echo anoy wink; Bernita GoLwald, Rus interest conference, the annual con "Under the 4-H Flag” was shown, Dell; Charles Dietz, New Era; Nat sellville, Molalla bank; ference, annual report, county and also 4-H club songs and yells were Etzel, Mackburg. State Fair. John Giau^s Kn.eL.or, c. i-ckauias, Clue, state fairs, 4-H club summer school,, a feature o f he program according to Lind, Clackamas; Doris O’Hara, Gil- .»mao 4-li clues; Betty Lou Perry, PTA activities, and also time was alt Edwin Keltner county club agent. Etzel, Macksburg, state fair; John art. Hope, Violet ii.»ng%.ortn, ittu lowed for joint projects in coopera This county wide rally day was spom Lind, Clackamas; Doris O’Hara, Gil .and, itedland 4-H ctuuos; Luroare tion with the county agent which in sored jointly by the Oregon City cham bert Gad: bolt, Lake Grove; Edna An- ,v oodlord, Eloise Jackson, loder, eludes meetings and plans on the fa her o f commerce and the Clackama- derson, Dorothy Smelzer, Francine iOder 4-ri dubs; Caroline Smelzerk mily vegetable garden and home beau county local leaders league and all ■Sharp,, Clackamas, eouunty fair: oeuvercreek, Beavercreea 4-H c.uoo, tif¡cation o f the farmstead. The ag 4-H club members, leaders, parent? Barbara Gribble, Lloyd Kessler, OaK Jeanne Harney, Barbara Kitting, Bet- ent will also cooperate in national and friends were invited to attend in Grove, Oak Grove P. T. A. .y Peake, Lother Anderson, Damas program such as the cotton mattress honor o f the largest group ever to at Jerry Nichols, Rosemont PTA ami cus, Damascus 4-H clubs; Melva Coop program, school lunch project and tend a 4-H club summer school from H I Poultry club; lint Sperb, Canby Estacada 4-H club; Irene Trout, Mar- cooking schools for the use o f sur this county. Every organization in date corn show; Eileen Marshall ylyn Aidncn, Donna Jean cniainnouz, plus foods o f the stamp plan. In the Clackamas county who sponsored Springwater, Springwater PTA; Ken netty Wheeler, Mary Lou Kern, Pay: recreational program the cluh fav scholarships last year are doing the neth Yates, Ardenwald, Ardenwald »is Tripp, Pnylis Mickles, Jennings ored a homemakers’ vacation camp, a same this year. PTA; Virginia Roppel, Molalla, Mob folk dance festival and a recreation Lodge, Jennings Lodge 4-H clubs. county council. Plens were suggested Several nevy organizations are also lla PTA; Barbara Freeman, Wichita, Helen Anderson, James Berry, Ea for a fall rally day o f all extension sponsoring scholarships and more 4-H Wichita PTA; Patty Thompson, Jas, gle Creek community club; Jessie cooperatora and an officers training clubs are sending one or more of Freeman, Park Place PTA and Park Ward, Stanley Parrot, Ladd Hill com day. District meetings were request their members. Several scholarship Place extension unit; Morris Notz, mercial club; Leonard Chinn, Central Clackamas, Clackamas PTA. ed on food preservation and the cook winners had not been chosen but Doris Ashbaugh, Damascus exten Point, Rosemary Hull, Logan Lewel- ing o f frozen foods. they were named prior to Saturday. »en scholarship. The program as planned by the Those winning scholarships and sion unit; Virgil Hough, Beavercreek, Virginia Russell, Meadowland, Mea group seems very fundamental and Central grange; Rita Coover, Molal their sponsors are as follows: doiwbrook literary and Brookaide gar worth while for the needs o f Clacka Mildred Marts, Liberal; JoyeS la, Molalla grange 310; Ernest Batch den ciub; Eleanor Johnson, Damascur mas county. Leaders were enthusias Oregon City Enterprise; charlotte tic over the outlook for next year. Dresses, Jennings Lodge, local lead- The study clubs that were represen Milwaui ed were as follows: era league; Phyllis Price Ji kie, Rex Appleby VFW Post 155'. Concord,, Gladstone, Gladstom and auxiliary; Leroy Ellingsen, Fn»g Younger Mothers, Oswetgo, Sunset, Paid for Wool, Mohair and Cascara Bark de Pond, f list Nat. Bank Oregon City. Welches, West Linn and Wilamette! livered to our store Extension units represented were Brightwood, Concord,, Cottrell, Dam- PETIT LARCENY BRINGS ascus, Clarkes, Dodge, Elliott Prair DIVERSE SENTENCES ie, Fernwood, Greenwood,, Ladd Hill Meridian, Milk jrreek, Oak Grove, Estacada, Ore. P h o n e 6 0 -2 Guy Nutt, 45, route 1, Boring, Redland, Srfford and Wilsonville. charged with petit larceny was sen At the business session o f thr tenced to serve 30 days in the county group Mrs. Howard Schütz o f the jail when convicted before Justice Gerenwood extension unit and Mr? Fischer and his companion Henry Geo. Ten Eyck o f the Firwood ex Coghorne, 28, Oregon City escaped a tension unit were elected to the coun jail sentence when he “went on the ty committee for tiree year terms Anyone wishing any further infor wagon.” The two were arrested for stealing mation about the extension program a lawn mower from an Oregon Oit> lor the coming year is urged to con trading post last Thursday. Coghorne tact Miss M. Irene Leach, _____ home ^ de- signed an order o f interdiction which montsration agent at the post office prevents anyone from legally selling bunding. him intoxicating liquor and was lin ed $25 winile Nutt will be the guest Dairy Cow " W a . t . ” Worth of the county for the next 30 days. $30 if HandUd Properly Clackamas County Four H Club Winners Are Named Il Itàll EST Bartholomew Feed & Supply Co. A GENERAL ELECTRIC WATER HEATER G iv e s Y ou A b u n d a n t Hot W a t e r — Insta ntly! 1 Home Economics Program Planned D IS H E S — Jo get dish«* clean and sterile, vou need 140° to 160° F. hot water. A G-E m««ts this n««d with “a turn of a faucet. S H O W fft —There's nothing quite so healthful and refreshing as a “ hot shower." Have plenty of hot water on hand at all times— with a G-E. LA U N D M T — Hot woter Is a necessity on wash days to get the clothes white and clean. A G-E gives a plentiful supply of clean hot water when you want it. ■ B A T H S — With an automatic G-E water heater you don't hove to “ wait" for water to heat for baths. It's ready and waiting at the turn of a faucet. HERE’S W HY G-E COSTS SO LITTLE TO USE 1. 2. 3. *. S. N E W C o il Cutter Calrod Unit. Genuine Rockwool Insulation. Heat-saving Heat Trap. Cold W ater Deflector. * Adjustable Automatic Thermostat. In v e s t ig a t e t h e E c o n o m y T o d a y GENERAL $ 49.95 \ The fertilizer output o f every dai ry cow on the farm would approxi mate a value o f $30 per year if al] the nitrogen, phosphorus, potash anr sulfur contained in manure were saved and returned to the soil accor ding to Arthur S. King extension spe cialist in soils at Oregon state col lege. The best way to insure the conser vation o f this value is to build and use a liquid manure tank according to Kirtg. The construction and use of such tanks either o f wood or con crete are described by King in 4 new extension circular No. 368. Not only does the liquid manure tank conserve the fertilizing values but if pro pertly handled it greatly reduces the work on a dairy farm he says. If only limited amounts o f bed ding are used all o f the manure can be handled thru such 'a tank while otherwise part o f it can be placed un der a shed with drainage into the tank. Where food irrigation is used ori dairy pastures labor can he still fur- ther reduced by arranging to run the liquid manure from the tank into an irrigation ditch where it is spread on the land with the water. The home economics extension program from July 1941 to July 1942 was planned on Tuesday, May 13, when representatives from 17 exten sion units and eigth study clube met to decide on the program o f work. Mrs. Azalea Sager state home demon stration leader led the discussion by discussing new developments in the state and national program of work. Mrs C. J. Humphrey chairman o f the county committee presided during the meeting and discussed how the sug gestions o f the*farm home and rural life committees of the outlook con ference could be accomplished in the extension program. Miss Leach home demonstration agent summarized the years work. Because o f the resigna F ree E nlargm aent *t D a v id son ’ » tion of Mrs. Maris extension special Drug Shore, Gresham,, with any 6 or 8 ist in parent education the study club exposure film finish at reasonable • nee o f 25-c.—Adv. projejet will be curtailed until a new specicalist is available. It was suggested that a fall meet ing of all study club leaders be held to develop their progress. Some o ' the study clubs plan to participate in extension unit activities instead of all parent teacher study It was the desire o f both extension units and studuy clubs to have discussions on "Citzenship Responsibility in a De mocracy.” They were o f the opinion that all people would profit by a thot- ful consideration o f their responsi bilities and the privilege? of the Am erican way o f life. In the fields of foods and nutrition one meeting will be held on "Meals for Bi ey Days” or “ Adequate Meals for a'l this le?son to be relayed to five other families by each member receiving the lesson in a method known as the neighbor hood plan. Details o f this plan will be develop ed this fall. 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Estacada> * Oregon For Good Printing at Reasonable Prices Try the News Job Department Congratulations to Graduates To the Boys and Girls who are graduating from the high schools of eastern Clackamas county this bank offers sincerest congratulations. You have reached another milestone on the road to an education which will help you in the ev eryday ¿work of the world. You have also accom plished something of which you may well be proud. In offering our congratulations may we not also j call attention to our banking service, and our con venient location for your community. We will welcome your account. SOUTHEAST PORTLAND BRANCH First National Bank of Portland 82nd Ave. and Foster Road. S. E. Portland, Ore. r* < t AV — 0 LECTRIC E A. W. Metzger & Co. Powell Blvd. Gene Autry, America’s No. 1 cow boy star will be at the Esta theatre this Friday and Saturday, May 23 and 24. “ Back in the Saddle’” is one of Gene’s best pictures. Second fea ture on this program is the hilariouj comedy “ Murder Among Friends.’ Adv. A N e w M o d e rn D ep o sit P la n to save your T im e aSsoyL UN
