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ADA B. IRVIN
Ada B. Irvin, 62, native o f Borin*,
and a resident here the past three
yea is died late Wednesday after a
short illness. Ada B. Rich was born
July 23, 1878 and was married to
Frank Iivin in Decmber 1900 at Bor
in*. She was a member o f the Chris
tian church and Damascus grange.
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Surviving are the widower, tw
B orinf, Clark o f Woodburn and Ar*l high Silcox hut will operate all sum>
R! h o f H i'ltLoro
daughters Mrs. Alice H ’ ffm eister o 1 r
me.- starting at 11 a.m. and running
F ia t! lit
:<!:* belli I'atunlay a’ ! until late in the evening. Sunset and
Portland and Mrs. Ethe. Perreti also
. ..i l!:t C a m .I Chapel in moonlight tides are most populai
o f Portland, three sons, Lester, Bor 2:30 ;
Interment was a Forest with summer visitors who pronounce
in*, Clarence and Glenn o f Cool;, Gresham.
Washin*ton, 12 *ran< children, tw ) Lawn, Gresham.
this America's most scenic ariei
sisters Mrs. Bertha Shaw, o f Forest
tramw ay.
Grove, and Mrs. Myrtle M iller of ROAD CONTRACT WAS
Beaverton and five brothers, A lfred
SIGNED LAST WEEK
Here are some money savers. Mag
and Edward Rich,, Portland, Otis of
netic electric washing machine good
The Clackamas eouniy court ad as new at a sacrifice price. Sewing
vises that the state E.ghway com machines including Singers price'll
mission has accepted the bid o f E. II from $3.50 to $17.50. You always
Ilchner o f Molalla for 420,452 fo. get more fo r your money at Tobai-
surfacing and oiling 5.1 miles o f the son’s Second Hand Store, Poweli
Woodburn-Rock Creek section o f the Bivd., Gresham.— Adv.
on a.
M o n th ly R e d u c tio n ß u l i l
Kou Ca
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Woodbum—Sanuy o f Foothills high
way in the Molal'a distiict.
Orchard Ridge Dairy. Refrigerator
cooling system, good cold milk, but
Leok at these bargains; Lovely in ter and cream the whole year round
ner spring mattress just as good as — Oscar Judd.
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new $15; dresser sets a fine se
lection priced from $7.50 to $27.50
Also hundreds o f other bargains
Come and see.
Tobaisons Second
Hand Store, Powell Blvd., Gresham
Oregon.— Adv.
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21-YEAR OLDS TO REGISTER
ON JULY 1ST
1 AIM ItER
1x8 Ship Lap, D grade, per 1000 ft............... $14.00
2x4, D grade, per 1000 ft.............................. $13.0C
5-8x8 Clear Dry Flooring, per 100 ft.............. $2.90
1x4 Clear Ceiling, per 100 ft......................... $2.80
5-8x6 II and Better V rustic, K. D.
dry, per 100 ft........................................ $4.50
1x6 K. D. Siding, E grade, per 1000 ft........... $25.00
Overhead Spring bal. Garage Door Sets..... $13.95
Cedar Shingles, per bundle ........................... .50c
40'< Discount on discontinued Paint items.
Also— Beautiful Pecan Hard wood flooring.
our prices on your requirements.
Get
W.J. McCready Lumber Co.
Estimates Freely Given
Prompt Service
Milwaukie, Oregon
Mil. 2-5021
LAncaster 4757/
ESTA THEATRE
ESTACADA,
OREGON
"W harf You bear RCA Sound” the "Magic Voice of the Screen" and
aee the Beat in Pictures
Friday and Saturday, June 20 and 21
Double Bill
Bonnie B:... . and Orin Tucker in
"YO U 'RE THE ONE”
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Oregon is fully prepared to under
take registration on July 1 o f men
who have reached the age o f 21
since October 16, 1940 when the first
Selective Service registration was
held L t Col., Elm er V. Wooten state
director o f selective service stated
nt Salem this week.
Principal registration centers will
be local draft board offices thruout
the state, Col Wooten said, but due to
the large area under the jurisdiction
o f many Oregon boards it w il be ne
cessary to establish supplemental
legistraUon places at strategic points.
It is not contemplated however, that
a registration place will be establish
ed in each voting precinct as was
done during the registration in Octo
ber.
Pending receipt o f final instruc
tions from national headquarters ok
selective service the Oregon head
quarters is planning to name chief
registrars to be located at each local
board headquarters and assistant re
gistrars at such places as may be
necessary to prevent prospective re
Good Crowd» Attend Saturday Night
gistrants from traveling excessive
.Dance
distances fo r the purpose o f regis.
The first Saturday night dance saw
tering.
a good crowd swinging to the snappy
It is estimated the actual number
tunes o f Clyde Brannan’s seven piece
* ‘ f rei'istrants who might be added to
orchestra. Tw o nights o f dancing,
the selective sercice lists in Oregon
Saturday and Sunday, are listed for
„n July 1 should approximate 10,-
the remainder of the summer announ
000. A t the present time there arq
ced manager N. B. “ Nick” Welch.
135,000 on the selective service rolls j
M ajor
picnic 'gatherings
next
in the state.
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week w ill be the annual Gresham Am
D ifficulty in estimating the July eles n Legion poet and auxiliary get-
1 registration is heightened by tho to-gether when youths who hav
fact that many o f the young men reached or ¿yie nearing their 21st
a ,ho have become 21 years o f agi) birthday will be honored. Cleve Bunn
since last October may have already chairman fo r this organization is in
enlisted in the armed forces.
charge o f this affair.
Full details o f the registration on
July 1 w ill be made public at an early
Blue Lake Park.— “ Oscar” baby
date Col. W ooten announced.
Alaskan seal died from lead poison
ing last week a fter a case o f pneu
monia set in. Seems that some young
sters gave him a forced swim which
isn’t advised fo r baby seais. Becaus
no cure was in sight lil’ Oscar wa;
put out o f his misery.
Summer Conditions
Prevail at Hoed
Plus Roy Ro*ers and Gabby Hayes In
“ IN OLD CHEYENNE”
Sunday,, Monday, Tuesday June 22, 23 and 24
The great comedienne Judy Casnova in
"SIS HOPKINS”
Country girls makes good. Sis goes to college pnd college goes
crazy. Plus shorts and news.
Wednesday and Thursday June 25 and 26
Bargain Nighti
Ann Suerldan, Humphrey Bogart, Geo. R aft and Ida Lupino in
“ THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT”
Plus Vitagraph cartoon
GET THIS YEAR'S FACTS . . AMD YOU’LL FlHO
IH ITS PRICE Class
Ford is first in
Bob Cooke Motor Co.
‘Your Ford Dealer'
Blue Lake Park.— Baseball and
softball fans were treated to 11 ac
tion filled games last week as the
Inter-City league Laseballeis and the
East Multnomah county softballers
went into the final stretch o f their
circuit race which found Blue Lake
park still in a tic with Marine Elec
tric o f Potrland in the In ter-C ity
battle and W im py’s T -
n o f Or
ient leading the six s o 1 dl nines as
the first half n e a r e d f i n i s h .
Blue Leks b«<
yvrs showed
the bleaeherites i* « I they had plen
ty in the bag fo r their crucial con
test with Marine Electric by troun
cing Bridal Veil Sunday afternoon
on the park diamond b,y a 14 to 3
count behind the six hit pitching of
Bob Kiessel. Douglas held forth be
hind the plate to make up Blue Lakes
battei y fo r this game.
Gresham Junior American Legion
kids won their first practice game on
the park diamond Sunday evening
when they won over the highly tout
ed Union Avenue merchants by a 2
to 0 count in a seven inning a ffa ii
which saw Alan Toiwinsend strike out
ten batters during his four innings or
the mound replacing pitcher W oodfil.
Estacada, Oregon
used as pack animals fo r overnight
trips.
Thtu cooperation o f Warm Spring?
Indian reservation officials the Tim
berline g ift shops w ill carry an unus
ual line o f early American hand!
craft this summer. Students at thi
Indian ehool are being cnrounw«d
to continue the beadwork a id leather
craft o f their ancestors with the Tim
herline shop assuring them o f an oi
let fo r their products
POWER MOWERS AND
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL M EETING^
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Notice is hereby given to the legal voters o f School District No.
U6 oi Oiackamas County, State o f Oregon, that a School Meeting
ox the said district w ill be held at Estacada, Oregon, on the 23 rd
day o f June, 1941, at 8 o’clock p. m. fo r the purpose o f discussing
the budget fo r the fiscal school year, beginning June 29, 1941, and
ending June 29, 1942, hereinafter set forth, and to vote on the pro
position o f levying a district tax.
The total amount o f money needed by the said school district
during the fiscal year beginning June 29, 1941 and ending June 29,
1942, is estimated in the follow ing budget and includes the amounts
to be leceiveil from the county school fund, elementary school fund,
special district tax, and all other moneys o f the district.
Until the ballots are counted at least one hour a fter the time
set fo r the meeting in districts o f the second and third classes, any
legal voter o f the district shall be entitled to vote upon any m atter»
before the meeting.
BUDGET
Estimated Receipts
T o be received from non-lngh school district; tuition ......... . $350.0U
Total estimated rec e ip ts ........................................... $350.Oo
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Estimated Expenditures
General Control
Personal Service:
Clerk ................................................................
$325.00
Supplies ...............................
300.00
Elections and publicity .........
80.00
Legal service (clerk’s bond, audit, etc.) .............. 100.00
_________ Total expense o f general control ............................$805.00
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Instruction— Supervision
Stenographers and other office assistants............$500.00
Supplies, principals and supervisors .................... 100.00
Total
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expense,
supervision........................................$600.00
Instruction— Teaching
Personal Service:
Teachers .............................................................$18,163.00
Band ...................
500.00
Student activities ...................................
300.00
Supplies,(chalk, paper, etc.) .............................. 1,200.00
Textbooks ...........................................................
800.00
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Total expense o f teaching .................................... $20,963.00
M O LALLA SUED FOR FALL
Summer conditions in the high
ON SIDEWALK
mountains o f Oregon are almost a
month ahead o f normal this year ac
Suit fo r $10,000 general and $2,
cording to reports o f forest service
581.42 special damages was filed in
ut Timberline lodge.
Many trails in the vicnity o f the circuit court Monday by Virginia
lodge are already clear o f enow and Smith, 79, against the city o f Molali:
district ranger Harold Engles expects fo r injuries claim ed received in a
that his crews will have the entire fall on January 2, 1940.
Mrs. Smith claims that the side
south portion o f the 6000-foot high
1 trail around ML Hood open to horse walks on Hines street abutting the
back riders within ten days. The 36» property o f W. S. Echert was permit
mile ti ail usually is blocked by snow ted to get into poor condition and
that as she was walking along this
drifts until mid-July.
Timberline’s string o f saddle hor she tripped and fe ll fracturing hei
ses lias been brot up from winter hip.
quarters and wrangler Austin Steng-
lar.d lias started daily conducting rid BIRTHS BEAT DEATHS
ing trips to points o f interest accor
BY 37 TO 34 SCORE
ding to Fred Van Dyke manager of
the lodge. Stengland assisted by sev
Only six cases o f communicable
eral cowboy guides w ill also take va
cationists on trips varying from two disease were reported to the county
hours to a full day in length and is 1 health unit fo r the week ending Junq
also planning special two and three 14. They included two cases o f gon
day trips around the mountain latei orrhea and one ease each o f typhoid
fever, measles, scabies and syphilis.
in the season.
For younger guests the lodge is Sixty-five percent o f (flackamas
pioviding saddle burros and a special county physicians reported.
Statistics fo r the month o f May
children’s guide. The long-eared crea-
turese are famous fo r their surefootj also released by the health o ffic e dis
edness and when not ridden by the closed the fact that births exceede
youngsters they will occasionally be deaths by a margin o f 37 to 34
due v T ílle¡
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Mcch Activity
at Blue Lake
■ Specials
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Operation of Plant
Janitors and other employes ............................. $2,550.00
Janitors’ supplies .....................................
500.00
Fuel ............................................................
600.00
Light and power .................................................. 1,000.00
Telephone .......................................
130.00
Other expense o f operation ............................
25.00
Total expense o f operation ....................................$4,805.00
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Maintenance and Repairs
Repair and maintenance o f furniture and equip
ment ........................................................ $1,000.00
Repair and maintenance o f buildings and
grounds ............................... .................... 1,500.00
Other expense, maintenance and repairs ___ -
200.00
Total expense, maintenance, repairs
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..$2,700.00
Auxiliary Agencies
Library books ...................
$700.00
Supplies, repairs, etc......................................
100.00
Personal service (nurse, etc.) ...................
250.00
Supplies and other expenses ............................— .. 100.00
Transportation o f pu p ils....................
9,350.00
Total expense auxiliary agencies ........................$10,500.0(1
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Fixed Charges
Insurance
..$900.00
Total fixed charges .................................................... $900.00
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Capital Outlays
N ew furniture, equipment and replacements ....$1,575.00
Total capital outlays ................................................$1,576.00
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Debt Service
Interest on warrants .....
$350.00
Total debt service ....
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............... $350.00
Emergency ........
$2,500.90
Recapitulation
Haying season is here. W e have
power mowers for all makes o f trac
tors. Regular ground driven mower?
with either tractor or horse hitches
with rubber or steel tires. Repairs
and service on any and all m owers
You will like our prompt service.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
The ML Hood hood chair lift which
carries tourists to the most famous
— Adv.
lookout points in the state, 7000 foot
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 229
Total estimated expenses fo r the year ........... $45,698.00
Total estimated receipts not including proposed
tax ______ ______ _________ __..._________
360.00
Balance to be raised by district tax —.................$45,348.00
Indebtedness
Amount o f bonded indebtedness. .......................— ................... N O N E
Dated this 14th day o f May, 1941.
F. W. Bates
Lloyd H. Ewalt
District Clerk
Chairman, Board o f Directors.
Anproved by the Budget committee May 12th, 1941.
F. W. Bates
Lloyd H. Ewalt
Secretary, Budget committee.
Chairman, Budget Committee.