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Page 3 ing his cducaion. Clackamas County News T h irty -eig h t young m en a re | , i f l o p p ain Friday, November 25, lb55 now taking p a rt In th e p ro 1 - a C a q a . U r e g o n gram in O regon. F our a re on m ilitary leave, 17 are w orking in banks, and 12 a re in school. In the long ru n the bank More th a n 43,000 tra ffic a c hopes to have from GO to 80 cidents w ere recorded in O re- U NIV ERSITY of OREGON, u n d er tlie plan at one tim e. go r d u rin g th e firs t nine Eugene (Special I Good posi- mo iihs of th is year. S e p te m . I tic ns in th e bankir g profession 1 ber. 1 st m onth for w hich j a re assu red eleven oung m en ; com plete figures a re av ailab le, now a tte n d in g lhe U niversity , sa :."44 accidents, in ju rin g ; of O regon. 1,221 persons. T hese young m en, h ere un- L ocation-w ise, P o rtla n d city | d: r th e six-ve r-o!d U nited tiv ffic accounted for 2,038 of s ta te s N ational B ank w o rk . I tl c c ashes and o th e r u rb an c o ll' ge p rogram , w ill have 1 areas ; f p o rted 1.449 accidents. hoe out of high school only 1 T a s w e re 1,357 accid en ts in ■ bo u t six y ears w hen they r u r r l locations. -to p into positions in b an k - j Nevvbry said the unaccui ng. T h e ir qualifications w II j F avorable passage of the I ton I cold snaps of N ovem then a m o u n t to a college d e cig a re tte tax w hich is to ap ber, ''rin g in g snow ansi ice to c re e and th re e -y ears of bank- j p ear on th e N ovem ber. 1956. ballot w as recom m ended by m "■ l of th e state, u n d o u b te d ng experience. ly v eil have a bad effect on O p eratio n of the w ork-col th e statew ide legislative com | the N ovem ber accid en t to tal. lege plan is this: An O regon m ittee of the O regon E duca b ran ch b an k o r the head of tion association m eeting S a t fice of th e U nited S tates N a. u rd ay , N ovem ber 12. at the h e a d q u a rte rs tio n al B ank Interview s an o u t association’s stan d in g senior in one of its building in P ortland. A nother S atu rd ay action by \ a re a high schools and gives him a job. He w orks part- the O.E.A. finance com m ittee tim e th e last th ree m onths of called for a study of the sales his senior y e a r The bank, a ft tax and the incom e tax as pos e r he g rad u ates, notifies him sible m eans of providing 50 of his selection for th e p ro p ercen t of the operational g ram and he is then placed in costs of O regon schools a t the a position w ith a re g u lar state level. A s u b c o m m itte e m o n th ly salary . He w orks in appointed to study the sales th e b an k for 15 m onths, sav tax included M arion W inslow. ing a com pulsory S100 from Coos Bay; Jam es T urnbull. each paycheck for college e x S tate Dept, of Education, Sa- len; and E llis N eal, Seaside. penses. I T he n e x t S ep tem ber he e n The sub-com m ittee appointed te rs an O regon college or uni. to study the incom e tax in- ' v e rsity of h is choice. (This eluded Mrs. C aroline Blake, [ fall 11 stu d e n ts chose the U n Salem ; Elton Fishback, K lam iversity of O regon, four w ent a th Falls, and M arlen Y oder \ to O regon S ta te college, and of Days C reek. R ecom m endations of t h e l one each to L inficld and P o r t land S ta te ). T u ition a t th e two com m ittees w ill be presented la rg e r sta te schools is paid by to th e O.E.A. R ep resen tativ e j th e bank. T he stu d en t’s S I500 Council n ext M arch for pos- i in savings cover room , board, sible endorsem ent by th a t pol- i icy m aking body. an d expenses. M r. C lifford Zollinger. P o rt TTe com pletes fall, w in te r land school board m em ber. ; sp 2, nd 'u m m e r term s in appeared before the gro u p l school and n re tu rn s to th e ind ex p lain ed the study of the | ESTACADA EVERY WEDNESDAY b an k to wc ’ a full year, snv M etropolian T a x i n g U nit j irg S120 e. .1 m onth. From w hich is c u rrn tly being snon- X O A 11 M d o f t ü t n r A GRESHAM, ORE. re h e a lte rn a te s a year at ored by the P ortland public . PHONE MOhawk 5-2186 jûf li . ». a mu u ü tí m j L *<# ** w the b a n k and a y ear a t college school board. This m a tte r w as u n til re a d y to g rad u ate in also presented by R obert H all, ' ■cine field of business or eco tax atio n co m m ittee ch airm an | nomics. <,f he P o rtla n d C ham ber of j A ssum ing th a t th e re are no Com m erce. In addition H all i in te rru p tio n s and w ith up spoke a t some length to the o rn x im a te ly six years behind group on the significance of I him since high school, he r e S enate & Jo in t R esolution j ceives a diplom a and joins th e Numbc~ 4 w hich will ap p ear PORTER MENNONITF. A SSEM BLY OF GOD 1T.S. N atio n al staff w ith a on th e N ovem ber 1956, ballot ! CHURCH N in th and B roadw ay g u a ra n te e d sta rtin g salary of S tate R epresentative W ard j M arion R avan, P asto r 7 m iles East S4.000 and a c a reer ahead of Cook of P o rla n d ex plained to S unday School 9:45 a.m. E rn est J. B o n trag er, P asto r him in banking. th e group th e w ork of the In W orship S ervice 11:00 a.m. A leave of absence, w ith a terim T axation C om m ittee of S unday School 10:00 a.m. C h rist A m bassador g u a ra n te e of being able to r e w hich he is a m em ber. W orship 11:00 a m S ervice 6:20 p. m. tu rn to th e p rogram , is given F uiance C om m ittee C h a ir C h ild ren ’s M eeting follow ed Gresham, Oregon E. Powell Boulevard th e young m an if he is d ra fte d m an Jam es K ing of Lebanon E vening E vangelistic by Y oung Peoples M eeting Service 7:45 p.m. o r v o lu n teers for service d u r . announced th a t S tate S enators o r S erm on 7:00 p.m. R ndie W ilhelm of P o rtlan d W ednesday, B ible S tu d y and T hursday. B ible S tu d y and P ra y e r S ervice 7:45 p.m and Leo O h m art of Salem I C otta P ra y e r S ervices 8 p.m. w ould be invited to ap p ear b e BARTON B A PT IST fore the com m ittee at its D e Six M iles W. of E stacada cem ber 12 m eeting. PRESBY TERIA N W alden A skren, P asto r V ernon Ross, P asto r S unday School 9:45 a. m. W orship S ervice 11:0() a.m. Eagle C reek C om m unity Ju n io rs for C hrist 6:30 p.m. W orship 10:00 a.m E vening S ervice 7:45 p.m. S unday School 11:00 a.m T uesday, W em en’s P ra y e r S erv ice 1:00-3:00 p.m. W estm inster Fellow ship, 7 p.m. L adies’ Aid 3rd Wed. 1:30 p.m. J o b ’s D au g h ters held an in 1 u< d a j . Mi n’ C allin : spection and initiation service 7:30 p.m. W orld F ellow ship C ircle: 1st T hursday. 1:30 p.m. in the M asonic T em ple S a t T hursday, H our of P o w er” u rd ay afternoon. Nov. 19. 7:30 p.m. S p rin g w a te r C om m unity G rand G u ard ian of J o b ’s S unday School 10:00 a n t COM Ml NITY D aughters. Velma G reen and W orship 11:30 a.m M ETHO DIST CHI RCH ; Vice associate G ran d G uard- W estm inster Fellow ship F o u rth and M ain S treets I ian F ra n k M ayes w ere p re s . a t 7:00 p.m. V iolet B olliger, P asto r ent. In itiated into the O rd er Ladies Ass’n. 4th T hursday J w as Jo L cth a Rickey, d au g h ter C hurch School 9:45 a.m. of Mr. and Mrs. Jo e R ickey Jr. W orship 11:00 a.m. G eorge, S ain t Jo h n 's A fter the m eeting refresh - M ethodist Y outh F e llo w W orship 8 30 a.m . ■ m ents of cookies w ere served ship 6:30 p.m S unday School 9:30 a.m. w ith Mrs. R uth P o tte r as W ednesday, C hurch Night: ; chairm an. T hey also sold C hoir R ehearsal 7:30 p.m SA INT ALO YSIUS candy. P ra y e r and B ible S tu d y at th e parso n ag e 7:45 p in. CATHOLIC SALEM, O.. F arm and D airy W om an’s Society of 7th and Z obrist S treets C h ristian Service: — ‘ F arm ing is no longer a ma_ te r of getting up w ith the T hird W ednesday of ea.m onth F a th e r N orbert F ritz, P asto r chickens and going to bed Mass F irst and Second S u n LA TTER DAY SA IN TS w ith the sun. It is paper-w ork, days, 11:00 a.m. pencil-w ork, using long w ords Mass, T hird, F o u rth and Fifth (M orm on) like blend-price and aureom y- S unday, 8:00 a.m S e v en th and B roadw ay cin correctly and effectively. You have to be a com bination S unday School 10:30 A.M. SEVENTH DAY of E instein. S h ak esp eare and E vening S erv ice 7:00 p.m. A DV EN TIST D iam ond Jim B rady to be a T uesday, P rim a ry 3:30 P M success as a fa rm e r any m ore, S ix th and B roadw ay and it doesn’t h u rt if you A rm en Johnson. E lder F IR S T CH R ISTIA N throw in a little P. T. B arnum . CHURCH S abbath School 9:30 a.m. e ith e r T h a t’s an exaggeration. S ix th and P ierce S treets Worship 11:00 tu n . B at it is fa r h a rd e r to be a O scar P earson, P a sto r W ednesday, P ra y e r M eeting good fa rm e r now adays han it B ible School 10:00 a.m a t 7:30 p.m u«cd to be.” W orship 11:00 a.m. S unday E vening Bible S tu d y 7:30 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD S ix th and M ain S treets G A R FIE L D H P. H arris, Pa tor N AZARENE CHURCH S unday School 9:45 a.m. Five m iles E ast W orship 11:00 a.m. G erald D A ylett, P astor E vening S ervice 7:45 p.m. S u n d ay School 10:00 a.m. P ra y e r M eeting W orship 11:00 a.m. W ednesday a t 7:45 p.m. E vening S ervice 7:30 p.m. M issionary Society la t W ed T hu rsd ay , P ra y e r Service nesday of each m onth a t 7:30 p m. ANY MAKE — PAID FOR OR NOT! C anyon and TV A— ho! h u m ' LOW DOWN FROM a coup!a tim es— then tu rn the HICKORV GROVE Yuu know , folks in this page. O ne in 10 is about all land of foldin' m oney and 12 th a t know s th a t these p ro jects buck m otel room s, w c a re too ire o p e ra tin g on a p ick-pock occupied to d ed u ct the answ er et basis sq u a ie ly opposite to to w hat has been hap p en in g >ur old tim e-test d U.S.A. T hese tax ex em p t in th e line of socialist ach ie v e m ethod m ents rig h t on o u r doorstep. project*— if i■ xtended into all To get people to pay heed | lines, n o t ju s t in o u r first e x th ese aa> s you gotta shoot off p erim en t w ith p ow er— a re a cannons, do sk y w ritin g or 100 per cen t copy of how they hooray stuff. Why sq u in t into m ism anage things in Europe. such non-am using th e o ry as is Socialism — w hen full blow n— connected w ith socialism — can cut a sw ath across o u r a re w e not now doin' good'.’ n ation th a t w ill lay low o u r L e t’s get goin’— aside, you freedom to o p e ra te o r profit conservatives— le t’s have fun. u n d e r o u r ow n individual steam . T h a t’s us. A G ovt, p ow er house— a I say som e one needs shoot off— and soon— a fa ir sized Gove, p lum bing shop— a G ovt, shootin' iron and g et som e a t d u c k and chick en m a rk e t— all tention to w h a t has been h a p . -am ee k 1 n d f u m ididdlcs, pening to u n d erm in e o u r free w oudld say d u c k m erch an t Ah A m erica— our t r i e e n te rp rise Sing. I ag rees w ith M r. Sing. Y ours w ith th e low dow n, com petitive system . We read JO SERRA about G ran d Coulee; 11 lls Trutfic Accidents Bank Program Offers Students Soar in 1955 Je t Opportunity Oregon Education Association Plugs fer Fag Tax t Your fffîM s m & M n e t STOPS WINTER C-O-L-D TH ï Y'R é BOTH BIG GRESHAM SEED & f£EB CO. Bit 227 HP H nlostreiß Farine âï m The 2 h 1956 Ponine 1* 115«* I l e a ! CHURCHES . . . Estacada, Surrounding Csm nuni/ies rA Bowmoïi-Hoffinan Pontiac Jobs Daughters initiate Members Moni, Pep lisid All Yeu Kids! Miller Chevrolet Service is thankful for the fine exp.’s who have ! een our customers during the past year! The Miller Gang wish you all a very Happy Thanksgiving! MOM and YOU KIDS: Remember tha! it is net BORROW CASH Pr? long before Christmas-so can we give you a tip for Dad? cor or Truck! We have some preity Chris fmar boxes with the tools that he may be wc.n!in?j for A rd at »he sam e tim e, reduce y o u r p resen t c ar jrr. r.ents. those little repair jobs. This is just a ¡ittle h«p* v for Dad's aift—so don't fail to come in and sec us Be Wise — Get your auto -s f-am an Auto Dealer. Gregor, City t«W<*r Co, ” So-o-o GOOD TD DEALER 11th and Main f y f r cup
