Clackamas County news., June 13, 1941, Image 6

CLACKAMAS
COUNTY
NEWS
F R I D A Y , J U N E 13, 1941
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ESTACADA LOCALS
Mrs. J.J.H anson and son o f Chey­
enne, Wyo. youngest sister of Chas.
Sparky aie vL-Utors at the Sparky
home.
Mrs. Wm. Fink has been in Esta-
cada for ten days visiting at the homo
o f relatives.
Mis. C. M. Spark’s father Mr. Fur.
nish has been very sick at his home
in Portland and Mrs. Sparks has been
making many daily trips to the citj
to see him.
Mrs. F. Sperling and daughter Mrs.
Robinette and Mrs. R. Roberts of
California were guests at the home
of Mrs. D. B. Eshleman and Mrs. Har
old Sarver last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest Rynning entertained
the bridge club at the home of her
mother Mrs. A. Kitching Wednesday
afternoon.
Richard P. Rose son o f Mr. and
Mrs. G. P. Rose was taken to a Port­
land hospital from the Roxy theatre
for an emergency appendectomy FrU
day evening. Latest information is
that he is getting along well as can
be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sparks and chil
dren and Mr. Sparks’ sister Mrs. Get*
tie Hanson and son who are house
guests left Wednesday morning for
Astoria and then will drive down the
coast visiting many coast towns.
Mrs. Adaie Judd o f Eagle Creek O reg on Approve! Wheat
was the guest of Mrs. Moiiie Bate- Q u ota by 5 5 5 5 to 2 6 0
last Thuisday.
Official returns from the 30 Ore­
Jean Elizabeth Sarver granddaugh. gon counties having growers eligible
ter of Mts. Mary Hannah graduated to vote in the wheat marketing quota
from Multnomah college this week. referendum show that Oregon grow-
The old bank building has beer ers appioved the quotas by a favor
able vote o f 95.5 percent o f the 581.7
sold
but whether or not it is to be
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bronson have
votes cast. The final total showed
occupied
has
not
yet
been
ascer—
been here at the home of his father
5555 votes in favor o f the quotas
tained.
Niel Bronson this week and report,
on 2ti0 against. Approximately 83 per
that they are enjoying a two weeks
A daughter named Linda M. wa. cast o f the growers eligible to vote
vacation.
born to Mr. and Mis. Joe Metcalf on actually cast their ballots.
May 27.
Lake was the only county failing
Clara Hedlund formerly a student
to approve the quotas by the neces.
of Estacada high school is junior
Roy Dillman came out from Port­
sary two thirds majority. The vote
princess o f the Tigard high school land this week to remain for a fev,
there was 47 yes and 31 no. Five
floral float in the Rose Festival.
days at the home of his sister Mrs.
counties reported a unanimous vote
V. K. Purcell.
in favor of the plan, these being Co­
Roy Meyers o f Eagle Creek has
been appointed a member of the Old
The house on Upper main St.,, now- lumbia, Deschutes, Grant, Morrow
Oregon Trail centennial commission owned by Mis. J. Moss’ daughter ha: and Multnomah.
b,y Governor Sprague;
In Crook and Josephine there war
been vacated b,y Mr. and Mrs. Ban­
only one negative vote.
croft.
Miss Inez Beard and sister Betty
In announcing the results the state
Everybody is in Portland today foi AAA office paid a tribute to the ed­
arrived home Monday to spend tho
summer vacation. Miss Inez has been the floral parade which is being much ucational work in the various coun­
improved by the Estacada high schoo ties by the county and community
teaching at Eugene.
band. Before leaving this mommy
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wooster visit, | Mayor Wooster tried to find some­ committeemen and the extension ser­
ed their son Harry at Billings, Mont., body to look after the city while vice which resulted in such a heavy
vote being recorded. Oregon gave one
for several days returning Monday.
everybody was gone but nary a om
o f the heaviest majorities in the na­
Dr. L. L. Hewitt has returned to could he locate.
tion in favor of the plan which was’
his old home town, Dayton and has
Mr. and Mis. R. O. Reed and daugh cairied nationally by a more than 80
resumed the practice o f meidicine. ter Lois went to Albany last Sunday percent favorable vote.
At this time Mrs. Hqwiitt has not gone to visit the I. H. Menke family. Miss
as she was busy with a patient and Mary Alice Reed who hag been teach­ N E W S P O R T R E G U L A T IO N S
attending the Eastern Star grand ing at Corvallis met them at Albany
N O W IN E F F E C T
chapter.
and returned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Sagar returned
last Sunday night from a two weeks
trip south. They went down as tai
as Mexico and visited many places of
interest as well as their two sons and
Mrs. Sugar’s sister in California. They
report a most enjoyable trip and va­
cation.
Theie was a family reunion of the
members o f Mrs. S. E. Wooster’s fam­
ily at Dayton a few days ago which
was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Woos­
ter. Dayton is the place where Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Richmon of Wooster was born and raised and
Cascade Locks visited friends and re­ they enjoyed the celebration and re­
union very much.
latives in Estacada Saturday.
Deep Creek Dairy.— Morning de­
The special revival services at the
livery of cream and milk. Call Car!
Christian church closed down last
Rehberg, Tel. 86.51.
Sunday. The efforts of the evange­
list were very successful as then-
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Osborne and
were many converts and quite a num­ Mr. and Mr. F. A. Darrow left this
ber added to the church role.. Bap­ morning for a week end visit at Ne-
tismal services were held almost ev­ tarts on the coast.
ery Sunday at the church.
Mrs. B. R. Kimmel was reported
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The WSCS o f the Methodist church on the sick list but is improved at
' - 1 a meeting Tuesday afteroon at this time.
<»«' vliss Maude Sturgeon
Mr. -.¡;d Mrs.
IT Kecth went to
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•> he graduating exercises at the Roose
*" - -U-. school to see M s Keeth’s
Mrs. Mary Boyle attended the corny
mencement exercises at Portland last
Thursday night to see a friend gradu­
ate from the Franklin high school
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Mrs. Clara Heiple has rented the
Richard Githens hous" and recently
moved in.
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Sunday school 9:50 a.m.
Public worship at 11. Sermon sub­
Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas drove
ject “ The Rarest of Them All.”
to Cm son, \\ • sh., Sunday.
Kpworth league at 7 p.m.
This is the lust Sunday o f the con­
Mrs. E. E. Erickson is still not feel­
ference year. The amflial conference
ing well.
o f the Methodist church convenes a)
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hulse and dau­ Eugene on Wednesday the 18th.
ghter Marion o f Tillamook were visi­
tors at the Henry Heiple home Mon­
Misses Iretn ' rk and Connie Too-
day evening. Mr. Hulse is engaged ley have gone to Gresham where the
in dairying.
have emplojva ut ut the cannery.
ESTA THEATRE
ESTACADA,
OREGON
“ W here You bear RCA Sound" the “ Magic Voice of the Screen” and
s t the Bast in Pictures
F riday and S atu rd ay, Ju ne 13 and 14
Double Bill
Gene Stratton Porte-i s’
“ L A D D IE ”
A picture that dares to be simple and true.
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Charlie Chan in
“ D E A D M EN T E L L ”
Wherein Charlie Chan battles a ghost.
Sunday, M on d ay and T u esd ay , Ju ne 15, 16 and 17
Alice Faye, Don Ameche, Carmen Miranda in
“ T H A T N IG H T IN R IO ”
1941’s great glamour musical, the show o f your dreams.
in glorious technicolor. Also cartoon and news.
W edn esda y and T h u rsd ay , June 18 and 19
Shown
B argain N ights
Geo. Brent, Olivia de Haviland,, Claud Rains in
“ G O L D IS W H E R E Y O U F IN D IT ”
Persons eligible for old age fish­
Mrs. Haydter has moved into hel
Special Vitagraph technicolor feature. A western picture witn
own home at Broadway and Fiftli ing and hunting licenses may apply
a kick. Also Henry Busse and orchestra.
streets and her other house adjoining for them after June 14 when new it-
is now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Den- game laws become effective.
Under the provisions o f the bill
zil White.
passed by the legislature any person
The American Legion auxiliary el, over the age of 65 who has been a
ected their new officers for the next lesident o f the state o f Oregon for
year as follows. President Dorothy 10 years or more who makes an a f­
Ann Kiggins, 1st vice president Sue fidavit before a county judge or the
Aycock,, 2nd vice president Evelyn chairman o f a board o f county com­
Lawrence, secretary and treasurer missioners that he is unable to pay
Lois Erickson, historian Lena Barr.
the regular fee may obtain a special
Walter Bloomeniader o f Eugeni license for fifty cents.
Special affidavit forms have been
stopped for a brief visit at the H
E. Hughes home Sunday while en( furnished to all county judges and
route home from Portland. The tw< also may be obtained from the office
families were old friends back ir of the Oregon state game commisson
016 Oregon building, Potrland. The
South Dakota.
fifty-cent fee together with a report
Mrs. Birdie Rhodes arrived in Es. on the game and fish taken in the
tacada one day last week and is going previous seasons as required by law,
to remain for a time having employ­ must accompany the application.
ment at Bob’s Place.
On July 1 there will be a change
in the non-resident angling licenses
Mrs. Maiy Reed and Mrs. Elsi
The two-day non-resident angling lit
» -jd e her regu- Campbell both oliieers In the Eastern cense fee of $2 has been eliminated
Star
chapter
here
have
been
attend­
• •and was
and in its place will be sold a ten
W. E. ing grand chapter in Portland the day angling license for $3.00.
week on Thursday night (were doo
Spanish American war residents
- ^urds at that session.
may obtain special licenses after five
• Glen Harper of Winslow years of residnece in Oregon instead
ted her grandmother Mrs. N o f twenty year» as previously re­
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Vednesday and accom-
Other game li*ws include provision
runt Mrs. Boyle to Poit- for enlargement of the area o f the
1 -y morning. She had been Corvajlis watershed w-ild animal re­
parents Mr. and Mrs. V\ fuge; setting aside an area east and
Gleneaen Beach for :< north of Canyon creek in Grant
expected to return hor.u county for bow and arrow hunters
during deer season; making provis­
ions for avoiding conflict and diffie
idence owned b,y J.C. Dun
Let us take your old car in Irade on one of our co \-
eulty in the enforcement of game
j pied by the Beard fami ?
laws on the Snake river where that
ditioned units that will take you anywhere—a ear
made beautiful by a fres!
river serves as the boundary line
paint.
you’ll be proud to own! And we can set ahead your
between Idaho and Oregon.
first payment to suit your convenience.
Another law passed by the legis­
' C. Scrutton is in Portland th .
k attending the Eastern Stui lature prohibits the taking of salmon
or any other food fish by any means
land chapter in session there.
on the Wilamette river or its tri­
Irving Douglas was a guest at th* butaries after July 1.
home o f his parents Mr. and Mrs. A
An emergency clause was attach*
W. Douglas over the week end. H j ed to the bill granting the game com­
home is in Portland and his wife and mission power to set seasons and ba-z
ESTACADA, OREGON
baby are visiting in California.
limits and ns a result this law became
effective as soon as the governor
Mrs. Cassie Amshury and daugh­
ter Loi. and Heniy Doane of Borin", signed the bill.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ted Saling las.
Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ersel Wonderly ano
Hector Anders brot Leonard Am
family o f Milwaukie were guests a
the O. E. Syron home last Sunday. ders to the Oregon City hosp^a- from
Detroit, this state where he receive:’
Mr. and Mis Harry Woodworth o a compound fracture of his right leg
Portland visited at the Ted S«lin
between the knee and ankle.
home last Snuday.
Mi. and Mrs. Harold Moore and lit.
Elmo Hayden spent the week end tie girls were week end guests at thq
here with his home folks coming E. T. Davis home.
from Corvallis where he has been at
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Duncan oE
tending Oregon state| He is now tak
ing a vacation and visiting his sister: North Bend have been visiting with
and other relatives for a few days Curley’s mother Mrs. Rena Duncan,
at the Lew Palmateor home.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Hughes o f Hil
Mrs. Rena Duncan returned to Ore- [
boro were Sunday afternoon visitor
gon City Thursday where she is ser­
at the parental home.
ving on the jmry.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moore return­
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dice and a !
ed the first o f this week from their
honeyymoon trip and now are receiv­ friend from California were supper I
ing the congiatulations of their man> guests at the Harry Finney home 1
friends who wish this splendid genth Tuesday evening.
man and his estimable bride mucl
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Taylor wen$
happiness. They were married las'
to Manning, this state last Friday tej
week by Rev. Walter Givens in Van­
see the latters brother who is il.
couver and spent a week on the Ore
gon beaches before returning to the:
G UK RLNSVTLLE
i home in Estacada.
It is understood that L P. Lewi?
has sold his farm and cattle to a man
from Portland. The l«ewis family ex­
pect to move to Portland soon.
The ladies aid had a delightful
meeting at the home o f Mrs. Doris
Smith las; Wednesday. E iihLen mem,
bers and three visitors were present
The next place o f meeting will b,
selected later.
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Methodist Chrch
Taxes Due Now!
2nd
Quarter 1941
Taxes Delinquent
After June 15th
Do not Permit Your Taxes to Become Delinquent
The New Personal Tax Law
passed at the last legislature contains provisions
mat make it advisable for all owing personal
taxes to contact this office before June 15th.
Do not permit your taxes to become delinquent.
FRED
REAKSECKER
Sheriff and Tax Collector
Clackamas County,
Oregor