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/ CliACKAMAS^C ÔUNTY N e w s volum e xxxvi Basketball Season Opens Dec. 16th ESTACADA, OREGON WH1TROCK AND GEIL COMPLETE COURSE Among the 349 graduates of the now class o f radio communications students at Scott Field ,111., were Pvt. Floyd M .Whitrock, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Whitrock Sr., and John Geil, son o f Mr .and Mrs. Geo. Geil both of Estacada who successful ly completed 22 weeks of intensive training in all phases of radio com munications according to word receiv ed from Col. Wolcott P. Hayes, com mandment. Privates Whitrock and Geil who entered the school “the army’ s iadiu university” last May received com prehensive instruction and practical work in code, transmittters and re ceivers and technical details o f the radio set itself. Now in store for them is further duty at another air cotps station where this instruction will be put to use in radio work. Their next assignment is at Mc- Ohord Field, Wash., and they will report there soon to take up their new duties. NUMBER 13 FRIDAY, DEC, 5, 1941 Earl Gunter Will Dedicate | New Church Heads Masons WILL RAISE PUREBRED GUERNSEY CATTLE Junior Red Cross Formed Ed Adams who recently purchased the R. H. Currin farm at Currins ville one of the best known ranches E S T A C A D A RAN G ERS W IL L PLAY LO CAL M ASONIC LODGE ELECTS E S T A C A D A S E V E N T H .D A Y A D in Clackamas county said this week FUNDS FROM SCHOOLS TO BE C O R B E T T A T C O R B E T T; SA N . LEFT W IT H MRS. M IDFORD, O FF IC E R S; WILL IN STALL V E N T IST CHURCH TO BE DE- that he expects to raise purebied Gueinsey cattle and Chester White DY HERE DECEM BER 19TH CH AIRM AN , JUNIOR R. C. W IT H EASTERN STAR D IC A TE D D ECEM BER 6TH hogs on his stock farm. The farm, composed of nearly one hundred ac The Estacada union high school “ We believe in service for others, The annual election o f officers of The new Seventh-Day Adventist res, is ideal for this purpose. Rangers will play their first basket Estacada Masonic lodge No. 146 was church at Estacada will be formally Mr. Adams who comes here from in health o f mind and body to fit ball game of the season on Tues held at tthe Masonic temple here on dedicated with appropriate ceiemony Woodburn has been an Oregonian u s'fo r better service, and in world day, December 16th when they Tuesday evening o f this week. O ffi. this coming Saturday, December 6. for the past three years and prior wide friendship. For this reason we meet the Corbert quintet at Corbett. cers elected were: Services will be held in the morn to that spent fourteen years in Al have joined the American Junior The first home game will be play Red Cross. We will help to make its Master, Earl Gunter; senior war ing at IX o ’clock and dedication ser aska. ed on December 19th when the San work successful in our school and den Walter Smith; junior warden S. vices in the afternoon at 3 o ’clock. Since Mr .Adams acquired the Cur dy Pioneeis come to Estacada. L. Campbell; tieasurer, Tom Watson; Distinguished visitors including El rin farm he had drilled a well 155 community and will work together secretary, Walter Scrutton; trustee der Anderson .conference president feet deep. This well has a flow o f IS with members in our own and other Three Lettermen Return for three year term, R. O .Reed. will be among the speakers and a gallons a minute with a reserve of lands.” Three lettermen from last years “ This pledge is signed by the chil Master elect Gunter announced the splendid musical piogram has been 500 gallons and should take care of squad have returned to the Estacada dren when they become members o f appointment o f the following other prepared for the occasion. lineup. They are John Stormer, Don all the stock watering and irrigation officers: senior deacon Homer L. Glo The new church which cost over needs of the farm. The new owner is the American Junior Red Cross and Douglas and Bill Goughler. Others ver; junior deacon Jack Watson; $3000 is now completed and free o f now having the old Cumin barn re enioiling them now is part o f the who will try for positions on the var chaplain, F. C .Bartholomew; mar all debt. Funds for buying the biuld- modled and made modern. Electricity annual roll) ca ll" said Mis. Alice sity squad are Clarence Cobb, Tom shall, W .W. Gilbert; senior steward ing materials were donated as was has been installed and new stanch, Maxwell, executive secretary recent Hockbreu-hner, Ray Liptrap, Don ly. “ The work of the juniors is one Rex Orser; juniior steward ,Bob Gut- also all labor on the building Hale, Milton Sparks, John Miller and ions and other equipment are being of the most satisfying departments of tridge; tyler Chas. Colson. Tom Barr. The huildinig which was started put in. When completed it will be Newly elected officers will be in two years ago is 28x48 feet in size one o f the most modern stock barns the American Red Cross. Enrolling Juniors Look Good the children in this humanitarian stalled at a joint insrtal(htion and and has a basement 28x40 feet. The in this part o f the county. E S T A C A D A STUDY CLUB While prospects for the senior MET TU E SD A Y EVEN IN G work and seeing their response to it banquet to be held with the Estacada auditorium has a beamed celling and Mr .Adams recently brot a herd squad are not bright due to loss of is a real pleasure.” continued Mrs. Eastern Star lodge on December 22. walls are knotty pine. The building of 37 Holstein and Jersey cattle down Maxwell. high score men thru graduation the The Estacada Study club held their is heated by a furnace. from Woodburn to his new ranch. junior squad should be very good. December meeting at the home of Forty two schools in Clackamas A large delegation o f Seventh-Day They are fine looking cattle. EST A C A D A GRAD E SCHOOL Back on the junior squad this year Mrs. L. D. Meade last Tuesday even county were enrolled last year. “ We Adventists from all parts o f the W IL L PUBLISH PA P E R are Kendall Nash and Doyle Carter, ing. Topic for discussion at this meet hope to make it 100 percent this year” country m e expected to attend the guards and Jesse Ellis and Ray Col ing was the “ Rise of the Labor Move said Mrs. Maxwell. The following dedication services. ODD FELLOW S ELECT Students o f the Estacada grade son guards; Freshmen who will add ment.” Biography was presented by schools are now enrolled: N EW OFFICERS school are starting a paper of their materially to the strength of the jun Mrs. Eloise Johnston; fiction by Mis. Estacada, Sandy, Oregon City, ior squad are Don Tucker and Jun Mary Reed and a ten minute news own ,the first issue of which will ap. Milwaukie, Oswego, Upper Logan, DR. W . J. MILLER IS pear today, Friday, Dec. 5th . ior Beard forwards and Don Eshle. item by Mrs. Marjorie Cooke. Following are the officers o f the East Clackamas, Concord, Boring, The editorial staff has been select COMING TO ESTACADA Estacada Odd Fellows lodge elected Evergreen, Damascus, Union Mills, man and Jackie Hayden guards. ed from the upper grades and will at their last meeting. Hugh Carlin, Falls View, Jennings Lodge, Glad IM PROVEM ENTS A T CURRINS- be composed o f Mabel McKenzie, Dr. W. J. Miller who for the past noble grand; Richard Sponhauer, vice stone, Hazelia, Three Links No. 1 and VILLE M ERCA N TILE STORE Wayne Prouty, Anna Coop, Walter 13 years has been a physician and grand; J. G. Hayman secretary; and Sacred Heart school, Oswego. The schools o f Estacada and Sandy are The storage space in the ware McKenzie, Barbara Ruff, and Peter surgeon at Condon will assume the L. H. Ewalt treasurer. Ballou as reportéis; JoAnn Somers 100 percent now. Registrants who were sent to the house o f the Currinsville store at Cur and Kenneth Bain as star reporters; office and practice in the Midford The childien enroll by grade. Each induction station in Portland for in rinsville was inci eased last week by j Ruby Lamb as editor; Robert New Building Estacada o f Dr .W. W. Gil MR. AND MRS. J. G. H AYM AN bert next Wednesday .December 10. member o f the class signs the enroll duction into the army on December 500 square feet. man as assistant editor; Fred Teats A balcony for storage has been Dr. Miller has been very success ARE NOW G RAN D PA REN TS ment blank and receives a button. 2 included. and Miss Moll as typists, Mary Lou The cluse pays 50 cents for a sub Samuel Finney, transfer from built practically all around the big Janssen as helper and Ruby Helge ful in his practice at Condon and Mr .and Mrs. J. G. Hayman o f Es scription to the American Junior Red warehouse room the work being done comes to Estacada because o f the South Dakota. son as artist. by Atlee Erickson. superior climate ,the fact that it is tacada are happy over the birth of Cross News that is published each Robt. M. Joyner, Brightwood The new publication will l a called one o f the most desireable places in their first grandchild a son born to month o f the school year and it Joe M. Blaich, Portland. “ The Grade Stehool Dairy” Oregon to live and also because he Mr. and Mrs. Truman Hofstetter of comes with a supplement fo r the (¡has. Young, Boring. BORDER INSPECTORS has confidence in the continued Madras on Nevember 28th. The new teachers use. The money is laised by William Wiseman, Milwaukie. giowth and prosperity o f the Esta arrival has been named Carmon Rich the class as a group or by a few cents WON’ T HOLD UP FRU IT Boyd French, Zigzag, volunteer. ard and he tipped the scales at 7 contribution from each child o f tho cada country . Mr. French was chosen as leader The new Estacada physician besides pound 5 ounces at birth. Mrs. H of money that he has earned. The mag Tourists going into California for for this contingent o f men on their stetter was the former Ethel Hay azine contains children’s stories o f journey from Estacada to Portland. the Christmas holidays and wishing Eagle Creek grange has elected the having many years o f successful man. children in other countries as well as to take Oregon or Washington apples following officers: F. W. Bates, mas experience in general practice is a American children. History, geogra. may do so without fear o f having ter; George Douglas overseer; Elsie specialist on eye, ear, nose and phy, nature study and citizenship ST A H LN ECK ERS FILE these rejected at the border. So says Chanters lecturer; Maggie Bates, throat diseases are subjects studied .corelating with the Oregon department o f agriculture secretary; Louise Douglas treasur. HOP C O N TR A C T Dr .and Mrs. Miller will occupy the regular course o f study. Reports which has just been so advised by er; Sam Wilson steward; Walter the residence on Broadway this week o f what other junior organizations A 1942 hop contract calling for the California department o f agricul Douglas and Emma Douglas assistant vacated by Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert. are doing stimulates interest and pro ture. This is not just a holiday meas stewards; Mrs. Hal Gibson chaplain; sale o f 5000 pounds o f hops by Dan motes ideas to be used by the class. Mrs. Wm. Castile musician; Joe and Wyona Stahlnecker o f Colton ure but will prevail at any time. Funds for the Junior Red Cross Persons taking one o f two boxes Brackett gatekeeper; Dora Clester, CITY O FF IC IA L S TO MEET to William and Hart, Portland hop Friday evening, December 12 has should be left with Mrs. Marguerite buyers was recorded Saturday with i f apples into California in their pri Ceres; Lydia McConnell Pomona; and A T SALEM been selected as the date for the Midford, Estacada, chairman or sent county clerk Guy H .Pace at Oregon vate cars should purchase packed box. Linda Hoffmeister, Floia. operetta to be presented b,y the glee City .The price will range from 40 to es bearing labels indicating that the The League of Oregon Cities in clubs of the Estacada union high to Mrs .Alice Maxwell, Red Cros3 headquarters, courthouse, Oregon fruit was actually packed in Oregon 32 cents based on state standards. cooperation with the bureau of muni, school. ESTACADA WOMAN IS or Washington so border inspectors City. ■ o---------- cipal research at the university of KILLED IN CRASH The cast o f characters is now busy may know definitely the origin of Oregon will hold a regional meeting with daily practices and the manual the fruit. CO U N TY G U ERN SE Y C A T T L E Mrs. Isabel Armstrong, 60, o f Es of city officials in Salem on the ev training department is making the Either Oiegon or Washington resi tacada was instantly killed a mile ening o f Tuesday, December 9 it CLUB RE-O RG AN IZE D setting of the play which takes place PA ST NOBLE GRANDS dents carrying boxes o f packed ap west of Wyeth last Wednesday morn was announced today by Harold Wy at a swanky resort hotel named La CLUB W IL L M EET A fter being dormant for several ples into California will not be sub ing when the car driven by her hus. att acting director of the bureau. Raquita, in the western desert. years the Clackamas county Guernsey jected to excessive delay at the bor band William Armstrong, skidded on The Past Noble Grands club o f the The mayor .councilmen and depart Colorful songs will be sung by a cattle club was reorganized at Oregon der stations because they have the ice and rolled down a 30-tfoot bank merit heads o f the Estacada city gov Rebekah lodge will hold their re chorus o f over one voices. Clever dia City last Monday with E. W. Boeck- apples in tbetr possession. to the railroad track. Armstrong was ernment and municipal officials of gular nreetng on Monday, December logues will be presented by the cast not seriously hurt. The couple were surrounding towns have been invited man o f Wilsonvjlle as president. Oth_ 8th at the home o f Mrs. Lydia Me which is as follows. er officers elected were Carl Josi. driving to Spokane to meet two dau to the conference. Connell .The members will gather Miss Jones, An unsophisticated o f Clairmont vice president; Everett ESTACADA TEAMS WIN ghters who were on their way home Speakers for the meeting will be young girl about 18, Helen Mae Bot for a Xmas party and there will be A. Shibley o f Springwater secretary; HERE LAST FRIDAY b,y train from Montana. a gift exchange. Also the club will Mayor Earl Riley of Portland, Mayor kin. John Kunzman o f Maple Lane and make up Christmas baskets to be us W. W. Chadwick of Salem, F. S. Me Tillie, Her elderly nurse and com . ed later for Christmas cheer in tho A large crowd witnessed the two L .L. Rumgay o f Logan as directors. Arthur of the Eugene water board, panion, Betty Jean Somer. GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS volley ball and basketball games at community. and J. L. Franzen city manager of ENYOY XMAS PARTY Lance Pembroke, Ex-eociety play the Estacada grade school gymnasium Oregon City. boy and publicity man fo r the hotel, on Friday evening o f last week when A R T GLENN RETURNS Members and friends o f the Esta. The conference will provide an op Kendall Nash. the teams o f the Estacada grade cada Garden club enjoyed their FROM V E T ’ S H O SPITA L PETE TRACY BAGS COUGAR portunity for city officials to ex Douglas Bruce, A service station AND FIVE BEARS school met the Sandy grade teams. Xmas party last Monday, Dec. 1 at change experiences and ideas on a attendant, Tom Barr. The Estacada grade girls won both the city hall. Group singing o f Xmas variety o f muncipal problems and Art Glenn o f Currinsville who has volley ball games. The Estacada boys Mr. Finkle.The manager o f LaRa- carols opened the program after make suggestions tor needed research been in the U. S. Veterans’ hospital Pete Tracy .Daniel Boone o f the A team defeated the Sandy A team which guessing games were supervis thiu the bureau. Speakers at the quita, Allin Collins. foi the past four months has been Cascades bagged a cougar and five 19 to 17 but the Estacada B team The Hotel Clerk, Pete, Jackie Hay bear recently a short distance above ed by Della Ewalt and Elizabeth Am meeting will also discuss state legis able to return home. While at the lost 23 to 4. es, music chairman was Ann Under lation o f interest to cities and give den. hospital Mr. Glenn underwent sever the Oak Grove ranger station. Manny Quinn,A society deb and a al major operations. He says that he wood. Two large cougars have been re consideration to proposals wh'ch have spoiled beauty, Audrey Ludlow. The decorations made by the mem been made for league action. is now feeling fine except for being M. F. JOHNSTON CHOSEN ON ported in the community o f Three bers were unusually clever and most H.R.H. Princess Terra, o f Terra Links . Some of the men at Three weak. Art’s many friends are glad V A L U A T IO N CO M M ITTEE o f them utilized native material av Firma a royal refugee, Susan Gib Links are conducting a hunt for the to see him back in circulation again son. and hope he regains his strength fast animals in their spare time. H. L. Principal M. F. Johnston o f the ailable to all. Eva Dooley ably acted B IRTH D AY PARTY enough to be busting broncs in the local high school spent Monday, Tues auctioneer .After St. Nick distributed The Stranger, A woman patient, Banker reported that the cats had HONORS MRS. SUTER near future. Mr .Glenn is an e*-U. S. ay end Wednesday at the Gresham the presents cookies, candy and pop escaped from the “ Rest Home for crossed the road directly in front cavalryman and .spent several years \igh school serving as one o f a state corn balls were seivied. The tables o f him a short distance above Three Neurotics,” Bethhel Hagerman. A birthday dinner party was an were attractive with holly sprays on Mrs. Quinn, Manny’s socialite mo Links as he was driving between Iho in the service. committee o f five on valuation. occasion at the home of Mrs. Lu- pastel cloths. An enjoyable time was ther, Doris Lankins. intake and the station. rena Duncan on Sunday, November had by all. Mrs. Cornelius Crumb, Phyllis Le. 30 honoring Mrs. Oliver Suter and W. H. JOYNER IS BAZAAR AND CHICKEN SUPPER Ike and Shirley Tucker whose birth, wis. Miss Bernadie Droop, Roberta Par Fred Winston is building a new days were an event o f that month. RE ELECTED MASTER AT EAGLE CREEK The heavy rains o f the past few woven wire fence around his farm Guests weie Mr. and Mrs. Oliver rish. days have raised havoc with tho Mrs. Percival Pennypacker, Mel- highway between Estacada and Three The Eagle Creek ladies aid is spon in South Estacada which he recently Suter and son, Mr .and Mrs. Lloyd W. H. Joyner has been reelected master o f George grange. Other offi- soring a bazaar and chicken supper purchased. Mr. Winston who is one Duncon and Blaine Johnson all of va Coop. Links. Latge boulders loosened by M’ s ,de Brittle, Allene Gerber. ceis elected were Gus Zwirman over at the Eagle Creek grange hall Fri- o f the most progressive farmers in Portland, Mr. and Mrs .Ike Tucker, the rain have crashed down upon o ................. .......... ..................... Service station attendents, How the highway. Frequent washouts are seer, Annie Chaney .lecturer, ...... Mar- dav .December 5th. Cafeteria style. ' this community raised 50 bushels of Donald and Shirley and Miss Elaine gaVet Chaney secretary and Harold Serving 6:30 to 8 p.m. Everybody to the acre this year on a five Hayden of Estacada and the hostess ard Hammotid, Wayne Wade, Henry also reported making the road al Henthorne and Jack Hendricksen. Joyner treasurer. invited.— Adv. acre patch. Mrs. Duncan. most impassable. Inducted into Army Fred Bates, Master Prepare for Annual Operetta