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O LAO KAM AS BARTON NEWS M EAT CUT FOR LOCKERS Including Hauling, Butchering, Cooling, Cut- tin, wrapped and delivered for 6c lb. Pork 8c lb. Cooling, cut, wrapped and delivered, 4c lb. Harold Middleton Phone Estacada 20R6 BUILDING CONTRACTOR W e contract new homes, garages and all types of remodelling. (B y V irg in ia H o rg er) N otices h a ve been posted by the cleric, Mrs. V irg iin ia H o r g er, fo r Barton voters to v o te on M a y 13 at the Barton school. V o tin g w ill be to exceed th e 6 p ercent lim it. A ll o f C lack a mas County w ill be v o tin g on this day. P o lls open fro m 2P. M . to 8 P.M. Mrs. L W ym ore and Mrs. L. B uxton o f P ortlan d spent Eas- ted w eek en d w ith the B ill W y- mores. Mrs. E B om otti, Mrs. A .S eri and Joe Stri spent Easter at the Jim B om otti home. Mr. and Mrs. B ill W ym ore OOCNTY NEW S. B iT U M O A . OHE G O S I R ID A T. APRO. ZA US7 STRICTl_y> BUS! NESS attended the United Nations Pilgrim age contest finals and saw Miss Ann Harbert o f Es tacada win 2nd prize Friday at the IOOF hall in Oregon City. References supplied. Free Estimates gladly! 48 Crusaders for Christ at tended Portland Youth for ¡ Christ last Saturday eve.Sun day at 5:45 A M. they gathered at Barton church for their an nual Easter Sunrise service 9525 S.E. 78th St., Portland 22, Oregon and breakfast. A fter singing and testimonies Pauline Brist- lin showed slides. Breakfast “ Plumline, w e ’re transferring you to o o o o wa served in the church base- i ment where tables were dec- L orated in pink and green with spring flowers. Leola Wright, the home of Mrs. Kenneth V a Madilyn Eaden, Ronnie K a w lentine for their monthly busi Supt; Mrs. Frank Whitehead, treas and Mrs. Lee Miller, amoto and Tom Mostul was ness meeting. clerk. These are elerted to the committee in charge. This H. L. Banks, Operator-Manager Gary Gillett, youngest son of serve on year trms. Saturday eve the Crusaders Mr. and Mrs. John Gillett, Quality Shoe Repairing Mrs. Minnie Forman and meet at the I riving DeVere was hit by the glider on their T ill drove to Maupin and re NOW IN STOCK home in Barton. swing set and may have a bro turned home by way o f The Mr. and Mrs. John Gillett ken nose. Gary is under ob afternoon. and fam ily drove to Dalles to servation by a specialist. His Dalles S undav 1 spend the Easter holiday with nose was swollen but as Gary While in Maupin they visited with friends. Mr. Gilletts fam ily says dont hurt.' Sumner and Browning Knox April 30 the Ladies Prayei Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker are now making their home and Bible Study w ill meet at I and girls spent Easter in Cor with Mr. and Mrs. Darrell vallis visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wright. The boys are attend ! McGruder. Carol and Betty ing 3rd and 4th grade ai Bar- i enjoyed their annual Easter ton school. ; egg hunt at the home of their Mr. and Mrs. Earl Odell grandpa rents drove to Corvallis Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Still were dinner guests o f Mr. attended the sunrise service at Odells niece and fam ily, Mr. Willamette National ceme and Mrs. E. F. Johhson.' Then tery Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. the Odells drove down to Eu Hugh Wilson, Mrs. Stills par- gene and visited with their csts came out to Barton from daughter, M r and Mrs. Bob Portland to have dinner with Bartholomew. M A K E S T-H'E -O lF F E -R E fs IC E them and ssee how the Stills new house is going up. The As you gaze at this scene o f snow, ice, and leafless Stills have hopes o f moving in trees, your mind may skip ahead and picture green grass, abundant foliage, and a rippling stream. The very sometime in May. thought brings happiness. Spring makes the difference. (Mrs. Ronald Bryan) Marvin Horger is the proud owner o f a half ton Ford pick Mrs. John Wolford’ and Mrs. As grass, trees, and streams are fettered by winter, so up. E. T. Caswell gave a stork >me lives are bound by doubt, unbelief, lack of faith, and se ideas. W hen they come in contact with the Church, the Mc Barton church has elected shower for Mrs. Russell ive o f God sets them free. They see new beauty in every- John Wolford new officers: Das Luft, moder Hugh at the hing about them, and others see new beauty in their lives. ator; Frank Robinson, deacon; home April 16. Mrs. McHugh As spring brings all nature to new life, so God’s love Mrs. Darrel Wright, deaconess; was form erly a Kishpaugh makes human beings happier, gives them life more Louis Coffin. Sunday School and lived in Dodge. She and Supt; Mrs. Ken Eaden, Asst. her husband now live in Clack- Beat the Summer rush! Large bedrooms built for $19.85 per month if contracted now. Call Portland PR 4-6592 or Write CROWN HOME IM PROVEM ENT CO. ESTACADA SHOE REPAIR SHOP R. £ L. SHOES STORES, Inc. Cowboy and Logger Boots, English Brogues, ] Spring Styles for Ladies, Children’s and Work l Shoes for Men and Boys. - - SPECIAL! Join I our family shoe club and get a pair free! Dodge Doings amas. 19 adults and 11 c h il dren w e re present.Gam es w ere played and m any lo v e ly gifts was reecived. B ea u tifu ly decor ated cak e and ice cream w ere served. Mr. and Mrs R obert Conner and D eb bie and M r. and Mrs. Bob A k in s and D avid w ere Saturday visitors at the Wm. Conner home. Mr. and Mrs. W m . V aritz and daughter w e re w eeken d visitors at the A. T. V a ritz residence O berg, Bobby, C arol and B il ly from Seattle. C arol O b erg spent her w e e k o f Easter v a cation w ith the B ryans and the w e re home fo r the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John F u gle w ere home fo r the weenend. * Carol Sim m ons attended church w ith Johnnie A n n W o l ford. T h e Wm. Sim m ons fa m ily plan m ovin g back to the Estacada area as soon as school is out. Mr. and Mr. J. C. R eece o f M olalla and th eir tw o sons Easter Sunday Church ser w e re Easter dinner guests at vices drew a arge attendance the Law ren ce M iettunen home. at the Dodge Community hall. E veryon e en joyed the ride up Mr. Gorman Gray o f Milwau- the river. kie delivered the sermon. It is hoped that everone w ill attend again soon. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bryan and Debbie w ere Sunday din- nei guests at the L yle Bryan home in Eagle Creek. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.Robt. IM PO R TA N T That ive obtain a local correspond-tr* for the NEWS office EoUicada 83! Collect. p New Ceramic Tile Easily Installed j t Today’s homeowner «an now install his own ceramic tile, thank*] to a now line o f American-made tile and new adhesive which m ake* the t ilin g Job ______ i ............ — si mpl e, fast and economical. 4 M a rk in g th * first time Amer*. ic a n -m a d e ce«| ram ie tile ha* been a v a ila b le for self-installa* tio n , th e t ie # tile is offered in six colors, dawn g re y , sunshine y e llo w , s a g e green, aquam a rine, parchment beige and frosty ( pink. Black trim pieces and black ___ cove base are al- , » a V '«* .‘t B K f } 1 so available. v / p - - ___! Using a new ' government ap- kJBy - * ‘ y jp j proved rubber- r** V 'K j base adhesive, W j the^new ceramic mmm i makes it ......... possible for the handyman — or handywoman — to easily tile their kitchen, bath or powder room. In three easy steps, the homeowner first applies the new adhesive to any hard surface wall. The 414 by 414 inch tiles are then set in place with special self-spacers insuring just the right space between each tile. Any surplus adhesive is easily wiped off. Once the tile has set, a special grout is applied with a trowel or sponge. The excess grout is wiped off with a sponge or squeegee, which forces the grout into the joints, making a tight, water-proof surface. When this grout, a special combination of waterproof ce ment, has set up, the joints are readily struck by running a tooth brush handle between the tiles. The result is a sparkling new ceramic-tiled kitchen, bath or powder room that glistens with the lustre imparted only by real ceramic tile and which will be easy to clean and will give years and years o f service. BARGAIN ROOM ONLY! PfclCi-j IN TOY**' JIFFY CAKE M IX 4 29c GINGFR BREAD M IX Reg, 29c, 2 hr 3 § e GRAPE CAN O ' POP, Reg 6 for 59c 1 2 £«as Cas# of 48 $ 2 - 0 0 Piüskäry Creamy Fudge frosting Reg, 37c, Now 2 for 3 9 c LIM IT fi ’W Ê î M M ' . -X Copyright 1957/ Keirter AdV? Service, Stra»burf,\Vâ. jy ggj C L A Y V I L L E F U N E R CHAPEL Estacada Phone 56-7 ESTACADA CHURCH OF GOD Second en d M ain Btreete - “ The church where a Chri.tlan Experience makes you a member Pastor James M o o « r ESTACADA FORD and MERCURY Estacada Phone 24-5 REYNOLDS FOIL WRAP Reg. 2>c, Oar Price j [ 9 c LIM IT 2 FANCY LONG GRAIN RICE Rag. 2 !bs. 13c, Mow 1 J c Lb. LIM IT 10 TREND LIQUID SOAP 22 oz, Reg. 63c, NOW 3 9 c LIM IT GRAY'S HARDWARE HAMBURGER 3 lbs. 8 9 c Your Marshall Wells Store MILLER CHEVROLET SERVICE Estacada Phone 84-2 TOMMY MAY COFFEE SHOP and Sporting Goods LIM IT 3 Cofficld’s Market P Mary Kitchen Roast Beef Hash Reg. 39c, Now LIM IT 10 1 0 Lb. Sag S!J GAR ke§. $ L3 9 7 Olir Price LIM IT 1 1 0 L L Bag Pillsbury FLOG!? Rsg. $1.05, Oar Price 7 § c LIMIT 1 Baker s CCCOAfiuT, Re;;. 8 az. 27c Bulk I Lb, 2 Q c , 5 lbs. 7 5 c All Leading Brands of FLOUR 2 5 Lbs. $ 1 ,7 9 5 0 ibs. $ 3 -8 9 1 0 0 ibs. 5 5 .8 9 LIM IT Sliced CHOPPED PORK Rea. 69c Lb. 0'jr Price 4 9 c LIM IT 2 Estacada
