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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1955)
Page Two Estacada, Oregon Clakcamas County News I where there's Friday, November 25, 1955\a wayside. BROS. FEATURING McCulloch Chain Saws Have moved from their former location on 3rd Street, Estacada, adjacent to the Odd Fellows hall to our new shop in NORTH ESTACADA, Opposite COFFIELD MARKET See us for rigging, wire rope, and all kinds of Logging Supplies. reviewed fractions by cutting ; has been going along nicely I child and also their third son. "pies” into pieces, then adding t Virgil Nelson has done the | Other children are David and and subtracting them. big job of putting on the ceil Wayne, aged 2 and 4 respec ROOM ONE.l We’re visiting Colombia, ing blocks in the entire build tively. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wee- Teacher, Mrs. Ball South America by way of our ing. Carl Ronnow installed the man of Missoula. Montana are We had hoped to finish our Social Studies books, and in furnace and Jess Whisler has the grandparents. Mrs. Wee- second pre-primer before Art we are making 3.D tur spent many hours doing all man came Thursday to be Thanksgiving, but the "cold" keys for Thanksgiving decor j kinds of work; also Tony Buhl with her family for a while. vacation ended our hopes. ation. inger, Lloyd Potter, Stewart We’ll be thankful after Woods, Sam Olmstead and Thanksgiving when we finish SEVEN-3 others have contributed work. El) LINN OBSERVES it. Teacher, Mrs. Stone Paul Shogren donated a 92ND U1RTHDAV A new boy came to our Of interest to our room at sign for the Church before he | ' room from Sandy this time of Thanksgiving is left Springwater. The men i Ed Linn, Estacada’s *spry t.inda Lacey moved away. the task of decorating the will erect it sometime in the . elder resident, quietly ob There are 24 in our family cafeteria. Those on the com future. served his 92nd birthday on now. mittee are Claudia Forrester, Nov. 15. He made his daily We are counting our bless Woody Moss, Joan Looney, STORK ARRIVALS trip to the postoffice and re ings in r e m embrtnee of Margaret Miller and Sarah Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Price ports receiving many good Thanksgiving and we find we Jane Lightner. are parents of a 6 lb. 14 oz. wishes in a shower of cards, have much besides food, shel The main parts of the body , son Douglas born Nov. 15 at and wishes to thank everyone ter and clothing for which we | hold our interest in health. In- 11 u. m. in Emanuel hospital who remembered him with are grateful. Happy Hollidays I dividual study of the different in Portland. This is their 3rd the cards. to you all. | cities of Italy is making us appreciate the arts and the his- ROOM TWO-3 ! tory of a country that offers a Mrs. McCombs, teacher 1 great culture. Our room is decorated with Decimals, adverbs, and con November calendars and flags. junctions, occupy arithmetic The science class is collecting and language periods. seeds and feathers. Art has us figure sketching With several people absent and Reading has us increas we find it hard to practice for ing our vocabulary, especially our part in the program to be our speed and comprehension. given for assembly on the We hope everyone likes our 23rd. Thurs. Fri. Sat. November 24-25-26 decorating job in the cafeteria. The “ Happy Times” reading Holiday Special Program class is starting to read in a EIGHT.l THE LOOTERS new book. Mrs. Beckgren, teacher “ Remembering to open RORY CALHOUN - JULIE ROOM THREE-2 doors for your date” is a man ADAMS in a suspense filled Teacher, Mrs. Teeters # ner on dating that we are Believe it or not we were studying in health. How well mountain adventure—PLUS happy to return to school aft these manners will be re .. T O P S I N MOVIE MUSICALS*!» er our unexpected holidays. membered will tell in the We have been interested in years to come. ANCHORS AWEIGH learning about how the pil FRANK KATHRYN « » • Memorizing different parts grims really lived and worked. of the Constitution occupies SINATRA GRAYSON KELLY They didn’t build log cabins. social studies time, whereas From M - G - M c o m i# * T EC H N IC O LO R ! W -3 U M»STT#KCf tC W -T _______ They built sapling huts, decimals hold the floor in round in shape and thatched Arithmetic. with bark. The Swedish people The “ Balance of Life” is Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Nov. 27-28-29 made the first log houses in the main topic of science. Will America. we ever be rid of the parts of Max Klaetsch treated us all speech which seem to cling to a wonderful surprise party. throughout our yars of educa He knew about it but we tion? didn’t. We had cake, ice Literature has us noting cream, punch and candy. It national and world news. It was Maxs’ eighth birthday. is easy o overlook news that We are all looking forward does not concern us. to being thankful for some This week we lost Frances nicer dinners than the pilgrims Henrich who has moved to had. The turkey and venison Bend. sound good but those cakes and pies weren't as nice as Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Nov 30, Dec 1-2-3 Mother’s. ROOM FOUR.3 •v 1 Thrilling African adventure plus that great picture Grange elects officers Mrs. Utt, teacher At the meeting Saturday We have a new boy in our room, * John Kelly, who is night, the Grange elected the officers’ Master. from Wyoming, but more re following In Gorgeous Action-filled Technicolor PLUS Lloyd Potter: Overseer. Ora cently from Ariel. Wn. ________ [ A T R U L Y G R E A T M O T I O N P I C T U R E I We are about to master sub Gaylord: Lecturer, Edna Nel M-6-M traction, learning to carry son; Steward. Sam Wilson: Steward. Shirley back or borrow, then check As ;istant Burnett: Chaplain, Dora Clus the answers. We will start working with ter; Treasurer, Mabel Tâcher clay this week. The pieces will on: Secretary, Fred Bates; un - uom hdniuban - be dried, fired in the school Gatekeeper, Tony Buhlinger; kiln, glazed, then fired again. Ceres, Ruth Gaylord: Pomona. We are studying about the Jean Shoupe; Flora. Marsha Lady Assistant Puritans and Pilgrims who Jeppeson; Steward. Ethel Mae Burn' ? landed in New England. The little vacation was Frank Tâcheron was appointe ’ pleasant but most of the pu- on 'bp Legislative committee- Nelson, agriculture o’ls are glad to be back in Virgil F. ary Suter. executive coni- school. • littee and Emma Buhlinge — o — s the home ec. chairman. NEWS from FIVE-2 — o— Teacher. Mrs. Avcock Those attending Bethel 54 We have been taking achievement tests. We are inspection at Estacada Satur wondering how we did in day afternoon from Eagle Creek were Mrs. Whisler and them. Jackie Johnson has just re h :ncv. Jean Barrett. Mrs. turned after an absence of Ci rl Rornow and ICathv and Mr Lloyd Potter r nd Karen. several weeks. Mrs. Dora Clester is report In Language we are telling stories of American Folk tales. ed quite ill at her home. He*- Some of these stories are daughter, Mrs Wm. Gardner about Paul Bunyon and The o? Salem is here to be with Blue Ox. and others are about her. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holbrook Brer Rabbit. were visiting last week at the — o — George Baleys. They left Sun ROOM SIX-3 day afternoon for a trip to Teacher, Miss Campynol This morning. Monday, we California. challenged Mr. Jones’ room to Church Work Progressing Saturday afternoon the a spelling bee and we won. Donna Xitching was the last j ladies of the community met person up. We're also learn- i with some of the men at the ing the parts of speech, so that new church to decide what we can diagram sentences. ( kind ol wood to use for the in -- Phone 7451 — In Arithmetic last week, we side work in the church. 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