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8 P .M . at th e school.
S U P P E R P I.A N S
RESU M ED
T h e M o th e rs’ C lu b o f E agle
C re e k S ch o o l at its T h u rsd a y
a fte rn o o n m eetin g,
resum ed
p la n s fo r a crea m ed
ch ick en
and tam ale su p per this m onth.
H a v in g ca n celled this
p u b lic
d in n e r last m on th b eca u se o f
sn o w , th e C lu b has n o w set
F rida y, Jan. 25 as
th e n ew
date. T h e p r ice w ill b e $1 fo r
a du lts and
50c
fo r ch ild ren
and servin g is to be fr o m 6 to
M rs. Elzira V a len tin e retu rn
ed h om e S u n d ay, Jan. 6 after
a m o n th ’ s
a b sen ce, du rin g
w h ich she w as in a P ortla n d
h ospital and at th e h o m e
of
h e r d a u gh ter M rs. L ois S w a n
son .H er dau ghter Mrs. V irg in
ia Sin gh , fro m Seattle, stayed
w ith h er a fe w da ys a fter her
return hom e.
D in ner guests at the
Jesse
W h isler h o m e last T h ursday
w ere M rs. G u y Y o h e o f C raw -
TO PR EVERT SUPPING FAkftiC, \
JUST PIN THE FABRIC TO A
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CVTTINO BOARD. SURFACE *
MARKER TO ALIGN FABRIC FOR
ACCURATE CUTTING. BOARP CAN BE
FOLDED WITH FABRIC ATTACHED FOR
EASY C FORAGE
/ /
M W S.
E S T A A A D A . O R E G O N . F R ID A Y » JAN .
ford . N eb., and h er sister Mrs.
W estly Sm ith o f
V a n cou v er,
Wash. M rs. Y oh e, w h o is the
m o th e r -in -la w o f
M rs. W his-
ler's dau ghter, M rs.L y le Y oh e,
has been tou rin g the W est this
w in ter w ith her ra n ch er h us
band.
J u d y B arn es o f Estacada was
1 a S a tu rd ay night house guest
o f N a n cy W h isler.
G uests at th e h om e o f D ora
i and N ola C lester
Saturday.
Jan. 3, w e re A d e le H ildahl, o f
Portland, h er u n cle O le H il
dahl, from Canada, and M rs
Freda T u rn er, P ortland.
M r. and M rs. Z A. C o o p
of
C otta ge G ro v e visited w ith M r.
and M rs. Z. P C oop o n e
da y
last w eek.
J a n ice B u h lin ger and
Jean
B ra ck ett w ere so en thusiastic
about the m o v ie “ O k la h om a ,”
w h ich they saw in
Portland
I*.
ing to the m on th ly m eetin g o f
Y ou th P resb ytery at W estm in
ster C hurch w ere loca l W est
m in ster F ellow sh ip
m em bers,
Patti and Elizabeth Stephens,
B arbara Nelson V ’ n ie S h ib -
ey, B arbara Ga> lord, G era ld
ine Richards.
R agle C reek C h urch
w ill
held its annual business m eet
ing n
Sunday, fo lo w in g
a
p o t-lu ck dinner, aft -r ch urch
services
REPORT OF CONDITION
OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK OF SANDY
In the State of Oregon
At the close of business on December 31, 1956
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve
balances, and cash items in process of
collection .......... ...................................$ 879,040.72
United States Government obligations, direct and
guaranteed............................................ 1,497,255.25
Obligations of States and political sub
divisions................................................
277,118.93
Other bonds, notes and debentures.....
39,632.00
Loans and discounts (including $54.65
overdrafts) ‘.......................................... 1,381,769.36
Dank premises owned $32,191.80, furniture and
fixtures $18,038.13 ................................ 50,229.93
Heal estate owned other than bank
prem ises..... ...........
4,692.00
TOTAL ASSETS ...........
$4,129,738.19
A rea fa rm ers and th eir fa m i
By M yrtle D m ytrvk
lies w ill be guests
at
J oh n
'ITie S p r.n g w a tcr
G range D e e re day, a fu ll day o f en ter-
h eld its regu lar
m eetin g on tainem ent p repa red
esp e cia l
Sat iroav wit-i the n ew
m as ly fo r th em b y th e hosts f o r th e
ter D el G ant in ch arge.
T he affair, tb e Hess#)
Im pem en t
a g ricu ltu ra l re o o rt w as given C o., I e. o f G resham , the loca l
hv
C h a irm -n Bill T u ck er. John D eere d ea le-. T h e even t
G uests at th e m eeting
w ere w ill hr h e l l a
the G resham
M r' P c t K i-ch e m o f
Red- j A rm i ry D v is 'o n S tr-o t, next
land and M r. R o! ie P o p p in o [ to the h D h sch o o l on Janu ary
o f G a rf la.
Mr. P op p in o is j 23rd ; t 730 P M T h e progra m
n o w a ctin g as a full tim e ag
w ill b> h igh ligh ted by six all
er.t fo r the G ra n g e Insurance i c o lo r m otion pictu res, in clu d
Assin and exp la in ed som e o f ing the featu re pictu re, ‘ 'H e a v
the ne w ad vantages
of
the j ens to B etsy” and w ill include
G ra n g e F ire and A u to
Insu- dem onstration s and displays o f
LIABILITIES
anee.
n ew tractor and equipm en t.
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
Q u ite a large
n u m ber o f
T h e fea tu re
“ H eavens to
G ra n g ers are celeb ra tin g their B e tsy " is de erib ed as a pictu re corporations .......................................... 2,029,084.31
birthdays this m onth, so here tailored to the tastes o f m od- Time deposits of individuals, partnerships and cor
goes — H appy B irthday
t o , rn farm fo lk s and w h ich ce n - \
1,623,089.28
D el G ant, T o n y Varitz, K ath- ' ters around a typical farm w ife porations ........
leen A kin s, Jam es and
David and m o th e r w h o, to her
ow n
Deposits of United States (government (including
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DO IT YOURSELF WITH THE BLOW- ’
type pR irz j way s k ir t m a r k e r . it
GRIPS THE SKIRT FOR ACCURATE MARKING.
USE THE NEW IRON-ON HEM TAPE TO FINISH
THE HEM QUICXLY
The Case of the Unhappy Sparfow
W H AT a b e a u t i f u l h e w h o u s e
AHO SUC/FA LOVEl V
g utter .
B O Y T H A T 'S P E R F E C T F O R M O U Y
A R P M E. A M P THE R E S T O F THE
G A N G I ’M H E A D IN G H O M E
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TO TELL I 'E M
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ARE DANGEROU9,
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SEAMS QUICKLY
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A B O U T IT I
A N O I T S N IC E AND SHINY
A.YO NEYY J U S T TH E LO V E
L IE S T f l a c e y o u e v e r
S A tv f o r A N E S T rY E L L
TELL J O E A N D M A B E L . A N D
A R C H IE A N D A L IC E
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T H E Y lL L O V E m
IT. T O O 1 ’ V i a W
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ACHING FINGERS? TRY THE NEW
ELECTRIC SCISSORS. LET ELEC
TRICITY DO YOUR CUTTING.
SAVES TIME/TOO. CUTS THIN AND
HEAVY FABRICS EVENLY
rsr
postal savings) ......................................
15,098.22
Deposits of States and political sub
divisions ................................................ 218,655.64
Other deposits, certified and officers’
checks, etc.................................................. 40,578.38
TOTAL DEPOSITS
3,926,505.83
Other liabilities
....
13,044.84
TOTAL LIABILITIES ................3,939,550.67
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital....................................................
Surplus................ i..............................
Undivided profits..................................
Reserves..................................................
Total Capitai Accounts
75,000.00
85,000.00
7,187.52
23,000.00
190,187.52
Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts 4,120,738.19
t v HAT A N ERVE
— THE Y'VE O O N e AND
R U T A GUTTER O U ARO
¿jON , c o v e r i n o t u b
W H O L E O U TTE R OVES*
w e ’L l N A V E TO W N O
URSEL V E S A N E W
M O M E / »»
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MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and
for other purposes.................................. 398,000,00
Loans as shown above are after deduction of re
serves o f ....... ........................................
13,210.43
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCF
CORPORATION
at INMAN'S TV SÍRYKE
Shop from 9:00 a.m . to 6:00 p.m.
TRAINED TECHNICIANS IN THE
S erv icin g A ll M akes . . .
A gutter guard M l
WATER FILTRATION units in the Federal Civil
Defense Administration warehouse at Seneca,
111.» await use in a possible future disaster. These
warehouses filled with vital engineering equip-
TV SETS, a ll makes
ment are located sufficient distance from expected
nuclear bulls-eyes, and to the west— or usually
upwind—from target cities to lessen the chances
of blast damage and fallout.
(F C D A P hoto]
RADIOS
AUTO RADIOS
Spectacular Bridge Crash
Located in the Estacada Electric
TUBES TESTED FREE
PHONE 44 F I
We Pick Up and Have One-day Service
tobert Newman
Carl Prokop
TOW SON, M D .— Eugene Trout o f Stewartstown, Pa., died in
stantly in the flaming cab o f his cattlc-ladened vehicle in a spectacu
lar crash on the No. 2 bridge over the Loch Raven reservoir. Photo
shows general view o f scene and a cow pinned in wreckage. Five or
the cows were thrown into the reservoir and swam ashore.
This Is Too Much Of A Good Thing
CEDAR, FIR AND HEMLOCK
TIMBER
TIMBER LANDS
Your best buy today in home
comfort is modern, dependable oil heat
Office hours: In Gresham office, 2 to 5 p.m.
during week. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon
Before 2 p.m. Call Estacada 31F2.
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IN ESTACADA EVERY WEDNESDAY
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GRESHAM SEED AND FEED COMPANY, INC.
Phone MOhawk 5-2186
Gresham, Oregon
NEW YORK — Three-year-old Peter Breitstone, Brooklyn, was
the proprietor o f a complete set o f illusions. We don’t know if he
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hss 'em any more after bumping into no less than 50 Santa Clauses
all at once. The K nngles w e re in > restaurant on Broadway to get
s last-minute briefing on their benevolent duties. Peter in fore
ground is completely co nfuse d.
.
C O W L I T Z T I M B E R C O.
13 N.W. First - Phone M 0 5-3196
GRESHAM, OREGON