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7W17 Chuck and Bill sez: WHOOP-DKE-DOO, WHOOP-DEE-DOO, WE'VE GOT A GOOD CAR JUST FOR YOU. 1956 Broadway Theatre Presents Enjoyable Programs This Week Dodge News FORD CUSTOM RANCHWAGON USED AS A DEMONSTRATOR FOR JUST A SHORT TIME. WILL MAKE A TERRIFIC DEAL FOR SOME LUCKY PERSON. 52 MERC - $998.00 R-H-OD 52 PONTIAC - $998.00 R-H HYDRO 49 MERC - R-H - OD $498.00 47 BUICK - R-H - SHARP $228.00 49 DODGE PICKUP $498.00 42 CHEV. TRUCK $298.00 49 STUDE - R-H - OD $298.00 & >lon*nrv •/ Bill Sinclair . . Owners Chuck Baker MUTUAL OF ENUMCLAW HOM I OEHCI — IHUMCLAW, WASHINGTON niCNblY INSURANCE m um WE HAVE REVOLUTIONIZED INSURANCE RATES! Example: We‘11 write car liability insurance | 10-20-5 for $12.50. We‘11 write fire insurance on a city home for $10,000, $48.00 for three years. If you are an underage driver,don't fail to see us. Mr. and Mrs. Slane and their four young sons, recent- I ly of Boise, Idaho, have moved I into the house that they pur- Looking at the marquee of famous singing star practical I chased from the James Alts. the B R O A D W A Y THEATER ly overnight, when at the | The youngest boy, just one- we see, for Thanksgiving fare, height o f her career she is yecr-old, was brought home a combination of action stricken with polio. Through 1 from the hospital last Satur- packed pictures. The first, the help and courage of her ; day after spending a week THE LOOTERS" is the story husband she again appears on j there due to a case of pneu o f a plane crash on a lonely the stage singing finer than monia. mountain peak. The few sur she ever had before. Emery K eller mashed his vivors discover that a large Wednesday, Thursday, F ri index finger on his right hand money shipment had been part day and Saturday— an exciting last Saturday while at work at of the cargo. The disposition of technicolor African jungle Parks mill. In spite of the pain this expensive loot causes picture WEST OF Z A N Z I and inconvenience, Emery much conflict between the BAR". Ivory smuggling from played his fiddle for the dance rescuing party and the four the coast entangles a visiting at Dodge hall Saturday night. survivors o f the crash. The tribe. Adventure with thrill Speaking of the dance, the cast is headed by Rory Cal after thrill takes you on ele small but very enthusiastic houn, Julia Adams and Ray phant hunts, turtle fishing and I crowd asked for another dance Danton. Second feature — A battling the w illful hippopot j to be held in two weeks, which I gay nautical musical ‘ A N amus. along with native tribal w ill be Dec. 3rd. CHORS AW E IG H " w i t h fun to challenge you from Mrs. Wm. Conner who has Frank Sinatra. Kathryn G ray darkest Africa. C o -H it— Van been suffering with a severe | son and Gene K elly It's filmed Johnson and John Hodiak coli since she and Mr. Conner in technicolor and features thrill you again with their e x returned from their vacation the music of Jose Iturbi. citing action in "B A TTLE - in Nebraska, is feeling much Sunday, Monday and Tues GRUND” . Some of the G.I.’s better. day— Glenn Ford and lovely who made history as the Mr. and Mrs. Bob Akins Eleanor Parker in the life Screaming Eagle squadron are and little David were visitors story of Evelyn Lawrence, on their way to a rest camp in the Conner home last Sun titled "INTERRUPTED M EL day. O D Y". A ll about the young in Belgium. A World War II Mrs. Wm. Wagner is stay- Australian girl who became a I masterpiece. I ing in Portland for a time, division at the Denver region I taking care o f three children TRANSFERRED TO al office, as of Dec. 4 | while the parents are away on DENVER OFFICE Just a few years ago, Mr. ! business. V irgil R. Carrell, a former Carrell was transferred from The Miettunens had a family district ranger in the Estacada the Estacada office to Portland gathering last Saturday night, j At the L. W. Miettunen home Forest Service office has been as assistant to the regional named C hief of timber plan Forest Service Information j were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reese l and Duane of Molalla, Mr. and ning in Timber Management Chief. Mrs. Ray Miettunen & Nancy i of Yoder, Mr. and Mrs. Paul | Miettunen and Mama of Os wego and Mrs. Wm. Miettunen ! the boys’ mother. During the evening names were drawn for Christmas, which is a The Estacada City Planning Commission is undertaking family custom each year. John Fugle braved the ele- a detailed study of available business facilities in this area. The objectives are to foster more of a "shop at home" atmos I ments last Saturday night to phere, to improve business, and to understand more fully the drive home from Medford, , \i "s and needs of the people served here. Estacada’s Plan where he is presently w ork ning Coir~-" ion is asking the citizens of this area (not just ing, to spend the weekend i those with, .he city) to help by giving opinions on the mat ters listed low. Please fill in and mail to the Estacada City with his family, Commission, Estacada, Oregon. Any comments, sug Christmas must not be far Planning gérions. or complaints w ill be appreciated. It is not necessary away us many loads of trees to sign your name. have been seen leaving this (1 ) I would like most to see the following improve area the past week. One won ments take place in Estacada. ders just where all the tree- ( ) no change desired ( ) new street lights come from each year. Ronnie Bryan has been tak- ! ( ) sidewalks ing advantage of the frozen I ( ) paved streets ground to move his sawmill. | Bill Carnes has not yet re Other sumed work at his mill since ' l e r --------------------------------- 1 would like to see the following shopping facil ( 2 ) the storm. Several loads of ities added to those available in Estacada, or gravel w ill be necessary to ' improved if present already. make the road passable to the mill. The Robert Colvin family of Portland, workers in the 2 . Dodge Sunday School, w ill drive to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho this weekend to visit Mrs. 3. Colvins parents whom they (3) I trade in Estacada, except for the following: (list articles or items you usually go to some have not seen for over two other city to purchase). years. In their absence, Mr (4) If you shop mostly in other towns, give reasons and Mrs. Bob Corbit, also of j why you do not purchase more in Estacada, Portland w ill assume the S. S. outside of items not available here. duties. (5) What do you feel has been the outstanding ac complishment by the city during the past year. An optimist is ( ) new water plant Leander Lenz— Bought two lifetime ( ) new street signs Fountain pens. YOUR PLANNING COMMISSION ASKS FOR YOUR SUGGESTIONS • We can take care of you on the state financial responsibility requirements. KINGWELL AGENCY LARRY BERENTZEN, Agent Phone 24F-12 * * The most successful folks are those who do common things uncommonly well. Perhaps the best fire ex- j tinguisher for flaming you th . is age. * • * Women drivers Make their mark When they're called Upon to park. ( ) no outstanding accomplishment Other --------------------------------------------- (6) (7) A re you in favor of a new highway develop ment to enable heavv traffic to bypass the schools. ( ) YES ( ) NO List below any complaints you have against Es tacada as a town or the city administration. A ll of these complaints w ill be investigated if at all possible, and a public report made at a regular Planning Commission meeting. Meet Our Calendar of Local Activities FROM GRAY’S HARDWARE A Happy Thanksgiving CHRISTMAS IS FOUR WEEKS FROM SUNDAY! We shall be happy to he Ip you with your Xmas shopping problems! You can simply overcome one problem by just SHOPPING EARLY at our store . Our Christmas stocks are arriving daily-and if there is any item wc don't stock , you w ill find it advantageous to p'cce your order through us. We can save you freight charges or traveling expenses that you'll find if you don't shop early! As the fall season moves into I winter, the whirl of social ac_ ' tivities gathers momentum; and we of the News staff be come increasingly aware o f the large number of organizations which occupy the interests and “ leisure” hours of our lo cal residents. We thought it would be of interest to many of you, especially you who are new to our community, to see a complete list of these groups I and when and where they meet. Just in case you had the idea ' that Estacada was a bit "dead". : perhaps it is only because you ; haven't "joined up” , or gotten into the swing o f local affairs. Let’s look at what ‘g ’oes on” here. Civic Groups ‘ Estacada Citv Council 1st Thurs. p m.. City Hall ‘ Estacada Planning Commis sion 1st Mon., p.m.. City Hall Estacada Volunteer Firemen 2nd Mon. p.m.. City Hall Currinsville.Cazadero Firemen 2nd Thurs. p m , City Hall Fpringwater-Dodge Fire As<m. 4th Mon. p m Spr. Grange hall ‘ Ground Observer Corps 3rd Thurs p m. ‘ Eagle Creek Community Club 4th Fri. p.m. (exc. Nov-Dec) •Dodgi Community Club 2nd Fri. p.m. "Viola Commun y Club I 1st Thurs. p m i ‘ P.T.A. (Parent-Teacher»’ Assn 2nd 1*hurs. I Eagle Creek Mothers’ Club 2»-d Thvr ■ loop (at school) Kiwanis Tues, noon (w "kljri ' Kiwanis Exer 4 meeting 1st Mon. (no' Veterans' Groups American Legion (Carl Doug las Unit) 1st Mon. p.m. American Legion Auxiliary 1st Mon. p.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars 1st Wed. V.F W. Auxiliary 1st Wed. Lodges Masons 1st Tues. p m. Eastern Star (M t Chapter No. 108) 3rd Tues. 8 p.m. Job's Daughter-s 2nd and 4th Mon. p.m. Cheer Club of O E S. 3rd Tues. (afternoon) Past Matrons of O.E.S. 2nd Fri. (afternoon) I.O.O.F. (Odd Follows) Tues. p.m. (w eekly) Rebekahs 2nd and 4th Wed. p.m. Theta Rho Girls’ Club 1st and 3rd Thurs. p.m. Eagle Creek Grange 3rd Sat. p.m. Ga-field G rarge 2nd Sat p.m. Garfield Grange Home Ec club 1st Tues. (afternoon) Harding Grange 1st Sat (davtim e) Springwat'.-n Grange 2nd Sat. (daytim e) Spr. Gr. Home Ec. Club 3rd W d (afternoon) Spr. Gr Social Night 4th F r: p.rr Clubs ’ F.' d -r’ G: , Club Last Thurs. o f month p m. Estacada Garden Club 1st Mon 1 30 p.m. i7?.-,„r afl c i . / y C lu b 1st Tue... Garfield Dorcas Society 3rd Thurr. 1:30 p m. ‘ Dodge Home Extension Unit 1st Tues. (afternoon) ‘ Garfield Home Ext. Unit 4th Wed. (afternoon) Clackamas County News Estacada, Oregon Page Five Friday, November 25, 1955 Local Girls May Compete For Rose Parade Crown A week’s expense-paid vacation in Hollywood and a chance to ride a spectacular float in the 1956 Tournament of Roses Parade — that’s the opportunity offered to all single girls in this area in a current contest for America’s "Queen of Liberty." Finalists from various parts of the country will be flown to Hollywood, view the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl football classic on January 2, and enjoy a week's whirl in the film capital, visiting movie studios and glamorous night spots. They will compete for the "Queen of Liberty" crown on Jack Bailey’s "Queen For A Day” show of December 29, broadcast nationally over the Mutual radio network. The winner will ride a lavish float in the nationally telecast Rose Parade, accompanied by the “ Airman of the Year." selected as the most outstanding member of the Air Force enlisted per sonnel. The Queen will also make numerous radio and tele vision appearances, receive a «w n r-s M u H complete new w a rd ro b e and ; contest by ‘sending * an entry blank, obtainable ii i lo ca l g g ftis "' J E L « grocery store, together with a ’ -A B U i photograph of herself to "Queen r . A ilBW «L. For A Day," Hollywood 2\ fall- g g t fr W f g ■ p i y g p lB M forma. Deadline for entries is ¥T t i ' jflE S Keyed to the 1956 Rose Parade theme. "Pages from the Ages,” tile float on which the Queen of Liberty” represents one of the most famous docu- ments in history—the Constitu- tion of the United State« A spectacular creation. 40 feet long, 20 feet wide, and 17 feet high, it is dominated by a soaring American eagle, with a Y Wi jMjS | H r' — Ig l w W tJp . 1» " . I The red, white and blue of the national colors will predom- inate in the more than 300,000 * V flowers used to decorate the iloat <• Y . y / , «*J dNM N . ' ' ♦ ' ,f A * -z i sSL- S j 13} A S .......\ ** • * rim.. jf ” ** M titlt g r * "■nimuT" 4 -» $ f M * .m *1 ' 4 Radio-TV star Jock B a ile y holds "Q u « « n of lib e r t y " crown ab ove contestants (from l . ) M a rilyn Burtis, D arlene * C o ats, C aro l A n d e rs. Q ueen rides the lavish flo at shown In '5 6 Rose Porode. i HOLIDAY CORSAGES 'iow on display at AMIES FLOWcR SHOP GET YO UR S A T 75c and $1.00 Table Arrangements For Your Thanksgiving Table ROLLER SKATING At Gresham Is Loads of Fun Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sat. 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. S A T U R D A Y A N D S U N D A Y M A T IN E E 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. EXTRA SESSIONS During the Thanksgiving Holidays Thursday and Friday Afternoons I November 24 and 25 j As a Christmas Gift, Roller Skates from our stock of standard equip ment w ill delight any boy or girl. ♦ + ♦ MAKE A DATE NOW TO SKATE AT Gresham Skating Rink Fresh and Edith Flesher, new owners 611 E. Po%*dl Blvd. MOhawk 5-5301
