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CLACKAMAS C#UNTY NEWS
FRIDAY. DEC, 5, 1041
THREE LINKS
postmaster A H. Fasel o f Esta-
• - urge* early mailing of Xmas
■ -, "Wrap securely and mail
. V Postmaster Faael.
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The Three Links Red Cross unit
rr daughter of Mr. which has been meeting tegularly for
rr left this week the past year held its first meeting
'¿ere she has a last Monday under its newly elected
.'era Union as chairman Mrs E. W. Cutting. The
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uniit was recently presented with a
sewing machine by Mr. H. R. Poole
of Three Links. Mrs. Earl Jones has
also informed the members that they
may use her machine.
A birthday party was given here
Mrs. R. A .Erickson last week in
;jr o f Mrs. E. W. Cutting. The
/ was given in connection with
'hree Links birthday club. An
»1 method of entertainment was
' yed by Mrs. Erickson, all the
irs working in groups forming
puzzles. This novel form of
inment and the delightful re.
ants which followed were huge­
yed by the entire gathering
were Mrs. R. R. Norquist,
J. Schaeffer, Mrs. Geo .Arm-
Mrs. Earl Jones, Mrs. Arthur
s. G. R. Ramsey, Mrs. R. L.
Mrs. J. R. McGinnis, Mrs.
eckgren, Mrs. E. W. Cut-
ra. H. E. Wooster and Mis.
Greison.
riple Links club, an organi.
t the schoot children o f Dist.
was entertained at its reg-
. fcting last Thursday by Mrs.
nes. The first part of the
was devoted to working on
-sents t>e;ng prepared by the
. for their parents. The last
s spent enjoying games and
rents.
/ 4-H Clubs
Are Organized
rty-two additional 4-H clubs
organized during the month of
¿mber. These clubs had a totaj
•Ument o f 269. Of this group
were clothing clubs, 8 homemak-
1 camp cookery, 2 woodworking,
i 7 health clubs. Many home eco-
~ .mica 4-H clubs are not yet organ-
_j.ied according to Edwin Keltner, 4-H
or club agent.
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Clubs which were organized dur.
mg the past month and their lead-
" ers and community are as follows:
Health. Christine Lolande, Arden-
wald; Edith K. Magee, Monte Chris­
to; Mrs. R. J. Elkinn, Russelville; Mr.
Geo. Whitmore .Hillsview; Mrs. Car
re McMillan .Bear Creek; Mrs. Mabel
Simmis, Elliott Prairie.
Clothing. Nettie M. Conroy, Col­
ton; Mrs. Wm. J. Banks, Oswego
Eva Maxwell, Milwaukie; Mrs. Lillian
Millerl Oak Grove; Mrs. H. B. Schrie-
ver, Yoder; Mrs. Still; Mrs. Emery
Ford, Eagle Creek; Mrs. H. W .Dalby
fennings Lodge; Mrs. Glen Lacey, El­
iott Prairie.
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Cooking. Mrs. M. M. Johnson
Damascus; Mrs. G. Shold, Cottrell
lira. Lilliian Miller, Oak Grove; Mrs
,L B .Schreiver, Yoder; Mrs. Louis
epson .Mulino; Mrs. Gene Curley,
■Icho Dell; Mrs. R .W. Dalbey, Jen.
tings Lodge.
(jamp Cookery. Mis. R. J. Elinks,
with FSA have already launched in­
tensive live-at-home programs that
include ample gardens, food storage
and canning and production o f al
dairy, meat and poultry product* nee­
ded for home use” said Mr. Cook.
Farm Security is cooperating close,
ly with the county agricultuial de­
fense board in the campaign to ac-
heive the “ Food for Freedom” goals
aet out by secretary o f agriculture
Widcard.
W . J. Miller, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
O F F IC E H O U R S — 10 to 12 A . M.
1 to 5 P.M .
E ven in gs, S aturdays and S undays by A p p oin tm en t
MIDFORD BLDG., ESTACADA, ORE.
OSC
C om m ittee
to
After December 10, 1941
O rg e nize
H elp ia F arm R ep air Plan
A committee to mobilize the ef­
forts o f the Oregon state college ag­
ricultural staff behind the current
national campaign to insure adequate
machinery for producing and har­
vesting next years crop has been ap.
pointed by Wm. A. Schonfeld dean
and director of agricultuie. The Com
mittee will help carry on the pro­
gram inaugurateu in this state by
the U. S. agricultural defense board
aimed at bringing about early re­
pair o f all presnet machinery on
farms and immediate ordeiing o f es­
sential new equipment.
Named on the special committee are
F. E. Pi ice agricultural engineer in
the experunent station, chairmain;
W. L. Teutsch assistant director of
extension and E .R. Jackman exten­
sion farm crops specialist. All Coun-
t yagents will be enlisted in the state
wide program.
The most acute farm machinery
problem in Oregon is to obtain ade­
quate eqaipment to handle the 60
percent expansion in acreage of w in.
ter legume seed according to Dean
Schoenfeld.
Tentative plans have
been made for a series of county
wide educational meetings at which
seed harvesting methods will be dis­
cussed and the machinery situation
in the various localities will be sur­
veyed. Oregon farm machinery deal­
ers and distributors will be invited
to cooperate in these meetings which
will deal with the most efficient op­
eration of seed-harvesting machine:y
as well as how to obtain necessary
equipment.
Tel. 33-6
Estacada, Oregon
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Telephone 87-5 =
Estacada, Oregon
E F riday and S aturd ay, D ecem b er 8-6
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Clink Gable, Rosalind Russell in
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“ T H E Y M E T IN B O M B A Y ”
Plus Gene Autry in “ U N D E R F IE S T A S T A R S ”
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Sun day, M onday and T u esd ay , D ec. 7-8 -9
Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland in
“ L IF E B E G IN S F O R A N D Y H A R D Y ”
Plus cartoon “ B O O G IE W O O G IE B U G L E B O Y ”
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W ed n esd a y and T h u rsd ay, D n eom ber 10-11
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Wallace Beery, Lionel Barrymore in
“ THE BAD M A N ”
Doors open at 6:45 weak days. Continuous show Sundays and
Holidays starting at 2:15.
Regular admission. Adults 30c including tax. Children under
— 12 years 9c.
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The Gift of Gifts for Christmas
this Y ear—a N tw
IO I2 Ford Car
Eaily repair of all machinery now
on farms will be urged thruout the
state to make sure that necessary
parts can be ordered in plenty ot
time.
Extension men believe that
Oregon farmers generally have had
suoh long experience with handling
and repairing machinery that they
are more skilled than the average
thruout the country hence will not
need actua ltraining schools o f this
work. The principal task it is believed
will be to bring auout an immediate
inventory o f repair needs with orders
placed at once.
Closely allied to this is the current
drive to have farmers gather and seP
all scrap iron available. Useable parts
and iron suitable for futuie repair
work are to be held on farms .
Come in and let us tell you about the wonder­
ful value you get in an automobile when you buy a
FORD
See the new Super DeLuxe 4-door sedan we
have on display.
Liberal allowance given on your used car.
You can make a better deal with us.
Bob Cooke Motor Co.
“ Your Ford Dealer”
Estacada, Oregon
As an indication o f the amount of » i i i i i i i m i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i m i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i < i i i ) i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i > : i i i i i |
food it requires to feed the sailors
in the U. S. navy more than 12,.
168,000,000 dozen eggs, 55,000,000,-
000 pounds o f fruit will be consumed
| Santa is Here
by fleet personnel during the next
year.
| With
Christmas
lolalla.
Homem^king. Mrs. B. Shortlidge,
,drs. Mary Thompson, Park Place;
ire. Lillian Miller, Oak Grove; Mrs.
{. W. Dalbey, Jennings Lodge.
Woodworking. Mrs. Lloyd Leach,
■Icho Dell; Tony Buhlinger, Eagle
' >eek.
Two hundred seventeen farm fam
dies cooperating with the Farm Se­
curity in Clackamas county are gear­
ed to do their part in the department
Sof agriculture's food for defense
program by inci easing production of
dairy, pork and poultry products re­
ports Clive W .Cook, County FSA
supervisor ,11 Beaver B id'., Oregon
City, Oregon.
“ Most FSA families in this district
have already placed their farms on
a balanced crop and livestock prog­
ram and this diveisification will en-
, able them to quickly adapt them,
selves to the food goals being set up
for the county,, Mr. Cook said. “ Sup­
plemental loans will be made aiaila-
ble for sound expansibn o f livestock
enterprises or for repairs and im­
provements necessury to bring live­
stock numbers up to the amount of
feed available on the farm.’ ’
Financing for additonal commun­
ity and cooperative services to pro­
vide joint ownership and use o f farm
machinery .purebred sires ami other
operating goods is avai'able and
should help meet pro per;ive short­
ages next year in farm machinery
and dairy breeding stock it was ex.
plained. Cooperative associations may
be established to provide for proces­
sing plants, group purchasing medi­
cal programs and land leasing activi­
ties. “ Farm homemakers cooperating
IM USTUN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Gifts for All !
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44 1 NCIENT and Modern Necro-
I \ mancy,
Alias Mesmerism
and Hypnotism, Denounced” was
the subject of the Lesson-Sermon
In all Churches of Christ, Scien­
tist, on Sunday, November 30.
The Golden Text was, “Thus
saith the Lord of hosts, the God
of Israel; Let not your prophets,
and your diviners, that be in the
midst of you, deceive you . . .
For they prophesy falsely unto
you in my name: I have not sent
them, saith the Lord” (Jeremiah
29:8,9).
Among the citations which
comprised
the Lesson-Sermon
was the following from the Bible:
“Thus saith the Lord of hosts,
Hearken not unto the words of
the prophets that prophesy unto
you; they make you vain: they
speak a vision of their own heart,
and not out of the mouth of the
Lord. Am I a God at hand, saith
the Lard, and not a God afar off?”
(/ereudah 23*16 , 23 ) .
The Lesson-Sermon also In­
cluded the following correlative
passages from the Christian
Science textbook, “ Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip­
tures” by Mary Baker Eddy:
"Animal magnetism has no scien­
tific foundation, fot God governs
all that is real, harmonious, and
eternal, and His power is neither
animal nor human. Its basis be-
in« a belief and this belief ani­
mal, in Science animal magne­
tism, mesmerism, or hypnotism
ia a mere negation, possessing
neither intelligence, power, nor
reality, and in sense it is an un­
real concept of the so-called mor-
tad afaid ” (p.102).
We have some real bargains in Xmas gifts
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this year, gifts for every member of the family.
Select your Xmas cards from our large stock.
Fme line of ribbons ,cards and wrappings.
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