Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957, October 24, 1941, Image 5

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    The magic of modern dairy industry makes it possible to shrink five
quarts of fluid milk into one quart of dried milk. Add water and dried
milk powder becomes fluid again. Dried milk is in great demand for
export to friendly nations abroad. It takes little space in the holds
of ships, stays sweet without refrigeration, and can be used as a sub­
stitute for fresh milk for children. The U. S. Department of Agricul­
ture has placed dried milk high on the list of “ defense foods” whose
increased production is sought during 1941 and ’42/ 1
This Saturday night, October 25,
will be "booster night’ ’ at the Bor-
ing-I)amascus grange.
The object o f the gathering is to
become better acquainted with the
educational fellowship program o f the
Damascus grange.
F. E. Gergen publicity chairman,
said this week: "During this gather­
ing the grangers will attempt to de­
monstrate what the grange is, what
it does and what its aims and pur­
poses are.”
Following the program o f the ev­
ening refreshments will be served fol
lowed by dancing.
COUNCIL OF RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION TO MEET
1 :45 p.m. with Ann Johnstone and
her haven family as the main attrac ROSE RATHKE WEDS
WILLIAM CARLILE
tion.
All Sunday schools are invited to
The Bor:ng, Pleasant Home and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rathke of Bor­
Sandy council o f eligious education attend. A plaque will be given to the
will meet Sunday, October 20 at school having the largest attendance. ing announce the marriage of their
oldest daughter, Rose, to William
the Haley Baptist church.
Carlile on October 9th. Mr. Carlile
Morning service will be held at MADE CHECK GOOD AND
CASE WAS DISMISSED
has been a city employee in San
11:10 with potluck dinner at noon.
Francisco foir 18 years.
Afternoon service will begin at
Earl Jones o f the Damascus dis-
The newlyweds spent 14 days with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rathke and left
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Friday morning for San Francisco
which will be their home.
Clearing the right-of-way for the
new Timberline lodge artery will be
completed in about three weeks bar.
ring unusually bad weathetr. Clearing
is now within 500 feet o f the sum­
mit guard station. The new road,
scheduled for a four lane highway
will be approximately five miles long
shorter and have a lower grade per­
centage than the present road. The
new survey leads back o f Mazama
lodge .Reduction of the grade re­
quired cutting down high knolls and
making fills, some being 50-foot cuts.
All useless timber and brush is be­
ing burned to reduce fire hazard.
It is claimed this survey is a mar­
velous feat o f engineering, is scenic
and safe.
About fifty men have been on the
job for seven weeks ,two thirds of
whom are from the Sandy and moun.
tain areas .But when it rains here
it snows at that altitude and the work
is “ mushy.’’ Sam Orino contractor,
personally supervises the job. The
forest service sponsors the project.
Construction o f the artery will not
start this winter.
PEOPLE
Held Again at College
OF
light and power will make for hap­
pier fann homes and more prosperous farm­
ing. Our best wishes for your future prosperity.
Gresham Packing
You’ll not
only improve your personal appearance; you’ll
get longer wear from your clothes.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bowman and
childien visited relatives in Chehal-
is .Wash., over the week end. While
there they attended a family reun­
ion.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lynch of
Garibaldi visited relatives here Sat­
urday and Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs. Leonard Anders were
Oregon City visitors Wednesday.
Gresham Berry Growers
Extends Congratulations to the people of the
SANDY, SANDY RIDGE, DOVER, FIRWOOD
GEORGE, PORTER and GARFIELD
COMMUNITIES
on the completion of the
NORTHEAST CLACKAMAS ELECTRIC
CO-OP. LINES
Electric light and power for the fann homes
in this area means a great advancement in the
development of your communities. Our Best
Wishes for your continued progress and pros­
perity.
Co.
Add Long Life
to Your Clothes
By having them cleaned regularly.
PORTER
State Corn Show to be
Oregon will have a state-wide com
show again this year to be held in
Corvallis despite an earlier decision
to abandon it because o f lack o f fi­
nances according to announcement
made by Oregon state college offi-
cals who have managed the show for
the past two years. Thru continued
interest o f memberi o f the agricul­
tural committee o f the Portland
CANNING CONTEST HELD
SANDY, SANDY RIDGE, DOVER, FIRWOOD,
chamber o f commerce arrangements
AT BORING GRANGE
for financing this show again on a
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GEORGE, PORTER and GARFIELD
somewhat reduced scale have been
The Clackamas county division of completed. Dates and other details
COMMUNITIES
the second annual Oregon Grange
will be announced soon.
I Sugar home canning contest which is
We extend hearty congratulations on the completion
| sponsored by the Oregon state grange
and the Am algam ated Sugar com- HALLOWE’EN WILL SOON
of the
pony was held in the Damascus BE HERE
grange hal Hast Wednesday, Octo­
NORTHEAST CLACKAMAS ELECTRIC
That spooky time of the year when
ber 22nd.
The contest included canned fruit, witches are supposed to ride broom­
CO-OP. LINES
preserves and jellies. A special fea­ sticks and black cats work overtime
ture was a division for men. Several will soon be with us. In preparation
prizes of sacks of sugar were aw­ for this big event, Hallowe’en, Hepps
Racket Store at Gresham has stocked
arded.
,
what is undoubtedly the largest se­
lection o f Hallowe’en goods in this
FORREST EGG1MAN GETS
territory. If you want a thrill just
AAA APPOINTMENT
walk down the aisle of their store
and note the many eerie and ghost­
Forrest Eggiman son o f Mr. and ly contraptions which go to make up
Mrs. John Eggiman and a graduate a rattling good Hallowe’en party. For
o f Sandy union high school and Ore- prices and other information see
gon state college has been appointed their ad elsewhere in this newspaper.
R. L. MacLaughlin & Co., Owners
assistant secretary of the Washington
county agricultural conservation as­ GRESHAM PACKING CO.
Tel. Gresham 277
Gresham, Ore.
sociation.
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
Forrest graduated from Oregon
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state college last June and has been
A new 20 foot addition is now be­
assis’ ant county agent at Tillamook. ing constructed on the warehouse of
His work m Washington county will the Gresham Packing company. The
concern details of the AAA program company looks forward to a busy sea
with the local association and as­ son next year and the added space
signments received from county ag will be needed.
ent W .F. Cyrus.
T O THE
Shortsite of farm labor is the only
serious obstacle in the way of Ore­
gon meeting its goals in the food for
defense program in the opinion of
county USD A agricultural defense
boards which have held meetings in
all o f Oregon’ s 26 counties.
Members of the state board who
participated in the lit! county meet­
ings report that, almost without ex­
ception, the county boards believed
the desired increases in certain stra­
tegic crops can be met if enough la­
bor is available to do the work. In
numerous instances the county group
was willing to set its goal at a higher
figure than suggested for that par.
ticular region. Compilation of the
county goals is now being made and
will, when totaled, constitute the fi­
nal and officials state goals for 1942.
Those who attended the county
meetings were practically unanimous
in expressing belief in the impor­
tance o f this agricultural defense ef­
fort. As soon as the county meetings
were completed a series o f training
meetings were started for those who
will also discuss the campaign before
them to underwrite the increased pro
duetion sought.
Meanwhile community educational
meetings wall be held to acquaint
more o f the people with the program
and county defense hoard members
wil lalso discuss the campaign before
grange, Farmers union and other es­
tablished rural groups. The farm to
farm canvass for the signing up of
each grower will start in some coun­
ties the last week in October and in
others late in November.
The state commttee has been in
contact with the representatives of
the state employment service in lay­
ing plans to handle the expected la­
bor shortage in the best possible man.
ner for next year. Closely related to
this is the effort to have farmers
put all machinery in repair this win­
ter so that existing equipment can
handle the maximum amount o f work
in next year’s harvest. Maximum uso
of existing machinery will make less
acute the prospective shortage in new
mechineny.
Our econ­
omy prices make frequent cleaning easy.
Pantorium Cleaners
Telephone or Leave Bundles at
LOFTON’S BARBER SHOP, ESTACADA
BARKER’S DRUG STORE, SANDY
CURRINSVILLE STORE,
WILL GIVE SERIES
OF CARD PARTIES
KAIN APPOINTED AS
INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE
The Provident Life insurance com­
pany, Pacific coast office in the
Broadway Oak Bldg., in Portland,
Oregon is pleased to announce the ap­
pointment o f E.W. Kain as repre­
sentative for the city of Sandy and
surrounding territory.
Mr .Kain has sold Insurance in the
MR. AND MRS. F .L. PROCTOR
past and has a fine record back of
VISITING IN SOUTHLAND
him. We feel this appointment will
give our policyholders better service
Mr. and Mrs. F .L. Proctor left in this section.
on Wednesday of last week for a two
The ’ company wishes to extend to
weeks visit at the home o f their Mr. Kain a hearty welcome.
daughter Mrs. John E .Mills in Cal.
exico .California.
Deep-throated engines thundering
Mr ,P:octor writes that it is gar­
den making time down there now but relentlessly above the clouds a for­
the ground is so hard it is almost mation o f navy scout bombers head
out to sea. Shore-based, planes such
impossible to get a spade into it.
at these are the eyes o f the fleet
against surface and underwater raid­
ers; and it was a plane of this type
in the service of the Royal Air Force
which recently spotted the German
battleship Bismarck when she was
pursued by the Brit:,,h fleet. On
Navy Day, October 27 honor will
be paid to the flying sailors who man
such planes as wiell rs to the office -s
and men who serve in the navy’ s
ships
A series o f caid parties have been
scheduled by the Boring-Damascus
grange .The second of 12 is schedul­
ed to take place Saturday evening,
October 25th.
purest jlaiim Memorial |Jark
GRESHAM, OREGON
A LAWN CEMETERY WITH
PERPETUAL CARE
Lots including burial priced as low as $15.00
DIRECTORS
B. W. THORNE
L. L. KIDDER
ARTHUR DOWSETT
FRANZ GLBRICH
A. W. METZGER
WM. METZGER
ROY BOHANNON, Superintendent
Phone Gresham, 246
Biddy Goes to W o r k Early
J . ROSS BROWN MOVES
T O NEW LOCATION
Her great hull painted ».dull gray,
lies o ff Philadephia navy yard. Cost-
#taUMh¡p the y
J. Ro=s Brown has moved his real
estate, loan and insurance office to
37 E. Powell Bouleva d across the
street from his old location.
Mr.
Brown’s new quarters are larger and
furnished with the most modem ap­
g g. North Carol­ pointments.
ing eighty million dollars and hurling
black the might1' U. S. S Washington! the heaviest weight o f metal o f any ina the Washington joined the flee:
newest batt!esh p o f the U. S .fle cti ^ ¡p afloat with the exception o f her l®8* month.
D e e p C r e * k D a i r y .— -Morning de
liveries of cream and milk. Call Carl
Rehberg, Tel. 86-61.
America win need millions of eggs this winter, as part of the "de­
fense food” production. Kathlyn Hines, pretty 4-H club girl, shows
biddy that soldier hours will be expected. Many poultry producers
follow this practice of turning on electric lights in laying houses esrly
in the morning during winter months. The piectice compensates for
the fewer hours of daylight and gives hens • full day of eating and
laying.
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