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1
riot. fort to save the
kings
life Clackamas County News
cast telling the story of
the starts an international
Page Three
of royal
poor little rich girl who
be It's in technicolor and Cine Miss Blyth.a lady
Estacada,
Oregon
Friday,
February
24, 1956
comes stranded in a Texas oil mascope with a huge support blood enlists the aid of a high
wayman.
Based
on
a
true
ing
cast.
town, so she starts a
ladies
of the
royal kennels will be
some told the great story
Wednesday, Thursday, Fri historical fact an exciting and where on the side of
dress shop. She makes a suc
Regan birds and the bees.
cess of it in spite of other wo day and Saturday, one of the beautiful love story is woven
on the country estate of
Looking at the marquee of Jane Wyman
and Charlton men and in spite of her worst greatest Indian battle pictures midst sword duels, daring es- , hill
Ralph Carpenter, east of Es
the BROADWAY
THEA-1 Heston titled
“LUCY GAL- enemy, wealthy Heston. Com ever filmed—the little under capades and threats
to the tacada. She is already on the
TRE, we see now playing an LANT.”
Thelma Ritter and panion feature—all
“Suey fa t
from
about a stood life of Chief “SITTING lives of all noblemen in line grounds having come
interesting feature
starring Claire Trevor round out a nice dog. Starring Wildfire, the ca BULL.”
A
detailed
ac of the throne of England.
Louisiana last week.
Her
that
soul mate, the future head of
nine wonder in his own story count of the situations
AM $ •« •» K « w a n d U » c d
a great family is down Albany
“IT'S A DOG’S LIFE.” From led up to Custers fateful bat THIS PERSON AND THAT
S «« w i b e fo re y o v b o y .
way,
the
only
one
of
his
kind
the dog fights in the Bowery tle with Sitting Bull in which
Continued from Page 1
in
the
west.
He
will
be
con
Lana
Lane Trailer Plaza
to Madison Square
Garden the United States calvary was was right about it.
A lot of
I A N A A V f N U I. S A U M
champion dog shows—this in almost entirely wiped out.The scenic places get a reputation tacted as soon as possible and
Bring in th a t inac c u ra te w atch.
mighty
Indian
chief
is
played
of so being while as a matter
teresting fellow will give you
you think
the inside story on all of
it. by J. Carrol Naish, with Dale of fact the more
W e will re p a ir it or give a generous allow ance
Based on the book titled ‘Bar Robertson as the government about it and you get to com
Sinister’ featuring Jarma Le envoy and lovely Mary Mur paring them with yours and
on a new Bulova
wis, Jeff Richards
and Ed phy as the generals’s daught especially when you compare !
er.
Made in Cinemascope the different spots as a place I K IN G -SIZE B A B IE S — Here’s a couple that would make any weigh,
mund Gwenn.
the Ing scale groan. The man on the left tipped the scales at 381
a of premanent residence,
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday- and technicolor it affords
home spot
commences
to pounds and the gal weighed in at 328 pounds. This combined weighi
vast
panorama
of
the
events
That cute little comedy every
grow in your estimation and of 716 pounds made this couple winners in the annual Fat Folk!
J E W E L E R S A N D O P T IC IA N S
that
led
up
to
and
during
Cus
Feast at Cavour, Italy.
one has been waiting for “MY
Little finally you get around to be
Phone 6 3 8 3
7 1 9 M ain Street, O re g o n City
SISTER EILEEN.”
Janet ter’s last stand at the
lieving
that
the
old
town
is
Second big hit,al
Leigh and Betty Garrett with Big Horn.
the best after all.
the new young star Jack Lem- so in cinemascope and techni
color,
a
swashbuckling
story
The old timer says that years
) rnon. Real cute!
Two sisters
go to New York-one to go in laid in England’s 17th century ago a bunch if the “boys” in
<T jK ' ’
to show business and the oth- • THE KING’S THE1F.” Love- cluding old Ben, used to come
'
ly
Ann
Blyth
and
wonderful
to
Estacada
for
the
picture
| er into newspaper work. Ev
erything nice and everything | Edmund Pardom head the cast show. One w eek a comedy
George was on showing a
bevy of
exciting is blamed on
sister ! with David Niven,
Eileen—even a conga line that ' Saunders and Roger Moore in shapely girls disrobing for a
supporting roles.
In an ef plunge in the old swimming
hole.
They had taken off
their hats, coats and
shoes'
and w ere beginning to
re
move th eir stockings when a
passing frieight train
dash
ed across the screen and
ob
scured the view.
When the
train had passed the
girls
'J B H m h i
were frolicking in the w ater. H U R R I C A N E B A B IE S —Any
L ater that night when the old fish e rm a n w ould b e p ro u d to
tim er looked around for his pose w ith a c a tc h of s trip e d
s s su ch a s th ese.
A n g ler
party. Uncle Ben was missing J b a a m
13 y e a r s of age,
So the old tim er w ent back to n a m e e s d C th olon,
e
21
an
d
18
p
o
u n d ers
o
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OIL BURNERS - PUMPS - FURNACES
the picture show
and sure h e re c e n tly cau g h t, C onnie an d
M
| enough there was Uncle Ben D ian e a l t e r th e re c e n t h u r ri
Slrauitr. i'rom Portland leading HOT SPOTS.
getting ready to sec the shew ca n e s th a t sw ep t th ro u g h L ong
thru for the third time.
He Isla n d Sound.
PIPE VALVES AND FITTINGS
The ONLY SIX PIECE BAND with three men. 1
went in, tapped Ben on
the
II
— U .’ I l l ,
shoulder and
said
it was
ft : 1
“tim e to go.”
“T hat’s just
to dern bad.” said Ben. one of
on‘c forgei CY SHANNON'S WESTERN
these tim es th at train is going
i v\ IN tr BAND on 1* RID AY i\xG H io—
DAVY C R O CK ET BABY — It
to be late.”
n
M y Sister Eileen" Outstanding Hit
Comedy at Broadway Theatre Sunday
T r a ile r H o m e s
HAVE YOU BEEN LATE RECENTLY?
Big and Small Babies
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MYSTERY
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SHEET MET AI WORK
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COCKTAIL LOUNGE
A great
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SAFETY and
SERVICE
uTm Ali
for
ESTACADA
;er buiK-1
hole
“We're sure all our Estacada friends
and neighbors will be glad to know that
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ributor for the full line of world-famous
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Now-no matter what
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If you came to w here you
thought Coos Junction ought
to be you would find it now
Winston. The shift took place
two or three years ago. Named
after one of the most honored
and respected fam ily in Doug
las County and one of them,
Fred, now lives near Estacada
w here he has gained the stand
ing his kin have in Douglass.
Most everybody around here
suspects th at he was attracted
to this section by his wife,Ma
bel, who was here for several
years before him as Mrs.
Smith, but who now shares his
country home here. Mabel was
born and raised in Douglass
County. Her father was a Th
ompson, her mother a Nioholls,
and together with another w e
ll -known family the Riddles,
were all mixed up with the
Winstons. It was Estacada’s
real good fortune to have such
good citizens as Fred and Ma
bel come to Estacada and be
come permanent residents a-
mong us.
The Oregon City Enterprise
should be voted a special pla
que for preserving for posterity
a momentous event which oc
curred at Currinsville in Jan
uary of 1906. The Enterprise
copied it from the Estacada
News: New Year’s morning
Mrs. F. Wehreim was the her
oine in a meeting with a coy
ote. She was on the way to her
brother, J. P. Steinman’s, near
Currinsville, when she came
face to face with an animal, the
likes of which she had never
seen. It was about 30 feet away,
but upon seeing Mrs. WehreMn
the beast quietly crept away.
Upon arriving at her brother’s
she told of her strange meeting,
and three of the bravest hunt
ers in the country, Steven Kir
lhen, Philip Stednman, and Nor
man Linn, with two hounds,
started in persuit of Mr. Coyote.
The dogs soon had the scent;
and followed chase of an hour
and a half. Finally the coyote
happened too close to Norman
who sent a ball from his never-
erring rifle straight to the an
rmal’s heart. It was a fine shot
as the coyote was passing the
marksman Noah Stongley who
will now have a rival for the
best shot around here.
It was stated
here
two
weeks ago that
L. E. Belfils
was Estacada’s
first
bank
cashier.
This was an error.
Nobody in this
department
fecis like going out on a limb
and naming the first one.
She is a striking looker like
Grace and her mission in life
is somewhat
like
that of
Grace. While the royal nurs
eries will be in Monaco
the
aoi
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