Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957, May 11, 1956, Page 2, Image 2

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    | and had lu n ch who
did not a t Eagle C reek. S unday, M ay
6th. L a te r th ey w en t ro ller |
ride
There w ere m any children sk atin g at th e O aks.
T h e V iola C o m m u n 'ty C lub ] w h o h av e n e v er r'd d en before
Mrs. M ae M unger has sold j
L. J . A ND ERSO N. E d ito r and P u b lish e r
h eld th e ir re g u la r m o n th ly on a tra il ride and as a resu lt ; her hom e and gone to B end to 1
m eetin g a fte r a b o u n tifu l pot- th ere w as on e accident. P a r­ I live w ith her d a u g h te r D oro- P ublished w eekly on F rid ay s at E stacada, C lackam as C ounty,
O regon. E n tere d in th e postoffice a t E stacada, O regon, as sec­
u ck su p p e r last T h u rsd ay . F o r­ e n ts should stress th e fact th a t
ond class m a tter. S u b scrip tio n ra te s in C lackam as C ounty one
ty -th re e w e re cou n ted a t th e s m an y horses w ill k ick if th e
y e a r $2.50; o utside th e county an d in th e S ta te of O regon one
su p p e r ta b le w ith m o re com ing i horse behind rides to closely S1DEWALK CANOPY
Sub­
a fte rw a rd s fo r th e m eetin g .
IS CONDEMNED y e a r $3.50; o utside th e S tate of O regon one y e a r $4.00.
u p o n th e horse in front. A lso
It w a s decided to (hold a it is o nly gaod tra il m an n ers
A re p o rt by the P lan n in g scrip tio n s p ay ab le in advance.
w o rk -d a y on S a tu rd a y th e 19th to stay b ehind the leader in a C om m ission to th e la st C oun­
ST A FF COR R ESPO N D EN TS
of M ay, to p aint an d re p a ir th e tr a il rid e an d to have a safe cil m eetin g d eclared the can o ­
Mrs. M a rg aret W esterberg
C om m unity Club. T h e ladies of d istan ce betw een each horse py o v erh an g in g the sidew alk Dodge
Mrs. F e rn W hisler
Eagle C reek
in fro n t of th e
S p o rtsm an 's G eorge
the E x ten sio n C lub w ill decide in d 'fficiflt tra il points.
M rs. Jo e W iederhold
u p o n th e colors, a t th e ir re g u ­
C afe to be a hazard and r e c ­ G arfield
W ill P la y 4 H K ids F riday
..................
Mrs. R ay G ordon
la r m eetin g n e x t T uesday. T his T h e C ascade R iders will play om m ended th a t it be rem oved S p rin g w a te r
.............................................M rs. M arg aret Ross
M rs. L afaye F o u ts
w ill b e an all-day m eeh n g an d th e 4-H K ids a gam e of P a lm ­ as soon as possible in th e in ­ Viola
w ill be po t luck as it w ill b e etto polo a t th e hom e of M r. terests of public safety.
th e last m eetin g of th e year.
and M rs. E n v ire B irscoe
on
YOU CAN SHOP AT HOME BY DOING YOUR
N ex t S u n d a y w ill b e B ooster th e R ed lan d
R oad
F rid ay
BUYING IN THE NEW S BUSINESS ADS
S u n d ay a t th e V iola C o m m u n ­ night. T he nearest th e C ascade America Needs Eisenhower
ity C hurch. L a st S u id a y e v e n ­ R iders cam e to being beaten
ing v isito rs a t th e evening ser­ la st y e a r w as
£ lc c t
w hen th e 4H
vice w ere: M r. A dolph D innin- K ids tied th em in a gam e.
FRED H.
JOE SHOBE
ger, M r. Lee L loyd an d Mr.
T h e re have been req u ests
Kazui K aw am oto, of th e Red- from M aine and N ew Je rse y
Democratic
land C hurch.
DELEGATE
for th e film th e CCRCA took
Republican Nalional
M r. an d M rs. W alter S tone of th e P am etto polo gam e.A l-
Greatest invention
Convention
Candidate
a n d L a rry w ere S u n d a y v isit­ so th e 5 S pokane clubs
in pumping
hav e
1st Congressional District
o rs a t th e h o m e of R ay and ask ed to have th e film show n
equipment since
B ern'ce M iller.
Jacuzzi originated
th e re and all five clubs w ill
For
R ay M iller h as com pletely get to g te h e r one n ig h t fo r th e I believe in :
jet pumps. Now
• Freedom of individual enterprise.
rem ad e th e p iano b en ch fo r th e show ing.
for wells to 200 feet... a water system
SHERIFF
C o m m u n ity C lub, as w ell as T he C ascade R iders w ill hold • Continued government as pre­
without any inaccessible valves or
scribed by the Constitution.
re p a ire d m an y o th e r things.
motor below ground to clog or
a w o rk d ay th is com ing S u n ­
JO E SHOBE^ is th e p resen t
C ascade R id ers’ H old T rail d ay w ith a pot lu ck din n er. • Simplified income tax returns.
corrode. Completely self-priming-*
chief deputy and has been for
Farm program that will benefit i
R
ide
even on gaseous or low capacity
Som e of th e o th er rid in g clubs • all
agriculture—not just a few
the past 13 of th e 14 y e a rs in
D espite th e cloudy ou tlo o k have offered to h elp p u t th e
wells or in event of power failure. It's
commodities.
th e S h eriff’s Office.
a n d d re a ry w e a th e r re p o rts the alu m in um , w hich th e y h av e
fully patented. Exclusive with Jacuzzi.
C ascade R iders h a d a reco rd ju s t p u rch ased on th e aren a Pd. Ad». Frtd Cocke!!, 4411 Dks Rd., Milwsukie, Off.
B ear in m ind the S heriff is not
b re a k in g crow d fo r th e ir T ra il roof.
• All w ork in g part* a b o v e g ro u n d —
only the chief law enfo rcem en t
q u ick ly , e a s ily acce ssib le
R ide last S unlay. P a rk in g space
officer of the C ounty, but is also
• C o m p le te ly s e lf-p rim in g
w as a t a p rem iu m as T railers
TAX COLLECTOR, A GENT
• N ever n eeds lu b rica tin g
an d T ru c k s b rin g in g horses and
OF T1IE C IR C U IT COURT and
• N o fr o s t -p r o o fin g n e e d e d
r ‘d e rs p o u red in. One h u n d re d
CUSTODIAN OF THE JA IL .
• N o f o o t v a lv e requ ired
a n d th irty -e ix rode th e T ra il,
R
um
m
age
sale
Is
being
con­
• No control valve
m an y h ad slick ers tie d b ehind tin u e d a t th e old c h u rc h ev ery
th e ir sad d les b u t it w es no t S a tu rd ay .
T hrough ta x es, serv ice of papers, fines etc. th e S h eriff s
n ecessary to use them .
T he W orld Fellow ship C ircle
office collects alm ost $7,000,01)0.00 an nually. T his is BIG B U S­
L u n c h o f C h ick en Tam ales, hal a n in terestin g m eetin g a t
IN ESS. N ot a job for th e inexperienced.
ham , b ak e d beans, jello, veg. th e h o m e of M rs. R h ea M ay 3.
Joe is qualified by experience and know ledge of every phase of
an d p o ta to salads,pickes, cake,
M r. and M rs. P h ‘l S m ith of
the
job. His record as a law enfo rcem en t officer is ex cellen t
coffee etc. w e re serv ed a t th e P o rtla n d a re p a re n ts of a son
He is a w ar v eteran , born en d raised in C lackam as County,^ a
h af-w a y p o in t in th e tra il, M ark b o rn M ay 1st.
T his is
lifetim e resid en t and know s th e C ounty, its people an d its
Loop Highway at Boring Road
MO 5-6301
w hich w as a t th e J o h n M cK en­ th e ir second child. G ra n d p a r­
2500 m iles of ro ad s a n d highw ays.
zie R anch. M any d ro v e c ars in e n ts a re
M r. an d M rs. P aul
Joe is m arrie d an d h as one son R onald, age 20 years.
S till of E agle C reek.
A friendly m an m akes a frien d ly office.
M rs. E th el B u rn e tt sp en t th e
P aid p o litical adv. b y Jo e S hobe fo r S h eriff C om m ittee, Tom
w eek end a t C orvallis w ith h e r
THE WORLD WE RULE - - - We are one of millions, yet each
Jones, O regon C ity, S e c re ta ry an d T reasu rer.
,
PAIO POLITICAL ADV.
d a u g h te r Jo an n e.
of us rule a world. While we do the most common tasks, it is
S a tu rd a y evening th e g range
important. It is the way we accomplish our task:, our mental
h a d a p o tlu ck su p p er an d a so­
cial e v en in g w as en joyed a fte r
attitude toward it, the energy we put out, and the way we com­
th e good feed.
Re-Elect Your Senior
plete it which determines the failure or success of our domain.
T he H ansen house on
th e
Clackamas County
Thepreident of a great corporation says he first learned to
W eitz L a n e h as been sold
to
REPRESENTATIVE
M cN alleys from n e a r B oring
rule himself. The mastery of self lead him to gather responsib­
W ord h as b een received th a t
ilities, leadership and position of wealth. The young man stand­
M rs. O la D u n stan o f P o rtla n d
ing before a minister with his soon-to-be-bride can be a tyrant
a fo rm er resklent
of
Eagle
C reek is going to G erm an y to ....... REPUBLICAN......
in the making or a wise ruler. A boy asking for a job is really
v is it h e r son and n ew d a u g h ­
Experienced
asking to rule a small world ; if he proves
te r-in -la w .
S h e is going by
Constructive
- Efficient
tr a in to N ew Y ork; th e n fliee
his woith and rules with wisdom, he will
PAID POLITICAL ADV.
t
o
H
am
b
u
rg
,
G
erm
an
y
.S
h
e
ex­
be happy. Start right now to rule your world
p ects to h a v e a trip to
P a ris
as you woul have someone else rule it. . .
before h e r re tu r n hom e.
Republican for
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T h e g irls from B ethel N o.54
W ITH o
of E stacada a tten d ed c h u rc h
The Clackamas County News Estacada, Oregon
Friday, May 11, 1956
Viola News
CLACKAMASSCOUNTY NEWS
* ^ * SELF-PRIMING
C0CKELL
Eagle Creek
Get the facts!
FARM
TRACTOR
CO.
H. H. Chindgren
C. E. "ED "
LAT0URETTE
PLYWOOD
MEMBERSHIPS
CO-OPERATIVE
¡jJrata (iìfamirial (Eljapel
1925 Scott Street. Milwaukie Oregon
I
Re-Elect
WALLACE R. TELFORD
COUNTY JUDGE
Businessman and Efficient Executive
Has given County many improvements!
Better Roads, 300 miles hard-surfaced!
Permanent type
replaced!
Bridges, 16 old bridges
Economy in government!
Continued Courteous Service
Paid Political Ad by Telford for County Judge Committee, C. P. Dean,
Rte. l.West Linn,
Oregon)
Now’ available in The
Star Plywood Co-opera­
tive. The Star Plywood
Co-operative is organ­
ized to produce ply­
wood. The membership
fee is $6,500. All mem­
berships a r e working
memberships. The Star
plant will be located
near Estacada, Oregon.
For further information,
mail the attached cou­
pon.
COUNTY
DOUG jI V T K A Y
JUDGE
“ RESTORE CONFIDENCE IN YOUR COUNTY
GOVERNMENT"
experience to get things done ,
for You and Oregon
(P a id Po lit ica l Adve rtisi ng )
i
I Elect DOUG McKAY {
YOUR
}
U.S. SENATOR
V W W i \f//*
Xd.
Pd.
McKav for Senator Comm. W. L. (Bill)
Phillip, Chrm., 52$ « W. Brdy., Portland, Ore.
I
S ta r Sales, Inc.
407 N.W. 23rd St.
P o rtla n d , O regon
G entlem en:
P lease send m e a copy of th e
o fferin g c irc u la r re la tin g to
T h e S ta r P lyw ood C o -o p era­
tiv e.
N am e
A ddress
DO YOU WANT YOUR PROPERTY AND
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Vote For
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FEEDS
WALTER THEODORE LILES
Republican For State Representative
District, Clackamas County
Substantially reduce property taxes by me
ans of millage limitation.
Limit assessed value increase to not more
than 10 ^ in any one year.
Eliminate taxe on all income under $5000.
Substantially reduce taxes on income over
$5000. REPEAL 45<7 SURTAX.
^obsdtute a reasonable sales tax to support
our schools and county-state government.
RAD ,°
BY MR. LILES
KGON - Oregon City - Gladstone - 1230 Kyc. Friday, May 11 - 6-45 PM
“ PROPERTY AND INCOME TAXES MUST BE REDUCED *
Tuesday, May 15 - 6:45 P.M. "OREGON’S REGRESSIVE TAX POLICY"
Ba
?oMf,?":*mPR0PERTY AND INCOME TAXES MUST BE REDUCED"
• He has demonstrated
LEADERSHIP end
Ï '
SOUND JUDGMENT.
• He inspirée PUBLIC
CONFIDENCE.
• He is a man of ACTION.
"A governor the
people of Oregon
like and trust"
Wf MANUFACTURE THESE DEP­
ENDABLE FEEDS WHICH ARE SOLD
DIRECT FROM MILL TO YOU!
MAKE MORE M OHEY...SAVE ON
FEED COSTS A T ............
GRESHAM
FEED M I L L S
708 N. E. Hood Ave. Greham
Near the Freight Depot