C L A C K A M A S C O U N T Y N E W S. E S T A C A D A . O R E G O N . F R ID A Y . M A Y 84. 1967
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Viola Happenings
(By LaFaye Fouts)
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gerber
called their daughters
from
Vienna, Austria, last week.Re­
ceived a card from them to­
day from Italy. From Vienna
they traveled to
Salsbury,
then to Omis, Austria thru the
Brenner pass to Italy where
they took a boat thru the can­
al to Venice. Stayed in Rome
two days. There they hired a
guide and did a lot of driving
in the
Volks Wagon
they
bought in England. They vis­
ited many churches,
castles
and ancient ruins. They trav­
eled on some of the old
Ro­
man roads made
of cobble
stones. From Rome they went
to Florence and to Monte Car­
lo.
They say they have had
fine food and good roads
on
their travels. They like Italy
the best so far. but say there
is no place like home, or the
U. S. A.
Ceil's
*}ccep t o u r
h i t w iil ic i
good work.
f o r thsi fu tu r e .
Garfield H e m
COFFIELD'S
Tommy May
Coffee Shop &
Sporting Goods
MÂRKET
a iustly
proud ol you ‘57 jfu d *.
Th» ennr6 town
The Bill Cames family have
been doing some large
scale
planting of azalea and rhodo­
dendrons around their lovely
home on Clear Creek.
Signer's Richfield
SERVICE
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of Your Choirs
This Sunday
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financial problems.
all your
GRESHAM STATE BANK
Corner Main and Powell
Gresham, Oregon
Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
bad word from David He is
stationed at a hospital in Hei­
delberg. Germany. Ho left Ft.
Dix last week-end for his new
assignment He is a Senior Dis­
pensary Technician.
Visiting at Dewey Qualls on
Sunday P M. were Mr and
Mrs.Guy Moore and two small
sons.
McRae of Estacada last Sun­
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BARTON COMMUNITY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Boring. Oregon , Rt. 3
Rev. Walden A.Askren, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Youth Time 6:30 p.m.
Evening Service 7:30 p.m.
ST. ALOYSIUS
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
ESTACADA
Father Norbert W. Fritz
Phone Sandy MU 2912
Masses 1st and 2nd Sundays
at 11 A. M.
3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays
at
8 A. M.
THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCHES
SPRINGWATER
Rev. Harry B. Hampton, Sup
ply Pastor
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Sunday School 10 a.m.
EAGLE CREEK
Rev. Vernon E. Ross,Jr Pastor
Worship 11 a.m.
Sunday School 10 a.m.
ST. JOHNS at GEORGE
Rev.Vernon E. Ross, Jr Pastor
Worship 9a.m.
Sunday School 10 a.m.
PORTER MENNONITE
CHURCH
(Seven Miles East of Estacada)
10 A. M.
Sunday School
11 A. M. Church Service
7 P. M.
Junior Meeting
Pastor Ernest J. Bontrager,
Rt. 1, Box 141 A, Estacada
Phone 20R56 or CR 95122.
ESTACADA CHURCH OF '
GOD
2nd and Main - Pastor James
Moore
Sunday School 9:45
Morning Church 1 1
Youth Meeting Sun. 6:30
Tuesday 7 P.M.
Evening Church 7 - 8 P.M.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Bible School 10 A. M.
Worship Service 11 A. M.
Christian Endeavor 6:30 P.M.
Bible Study 7:30 P.M.
Choir Practice 8:30 P.M.
TRY A NEWS WANT AD.
THEY GET RESULTS
THESE WOMEN!
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SUNSHINE
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COFFEE SHOP
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Published weekly en Fridays at Estacada, Clackamas County,
Oregon. Entered in the postoftice at Estacada, Oregon, as sec­
ond class matter. Subscription rates in Clackamas County one
year $2.50; outside the county and in the State of Oregon one
Janice and Mary Tracy at­ year $3.50; outside the State of Oregon one vear $4.00.
Sub­
tended the meeting of
the
‘Every Other Tuesday’
clob scriptions payable in advance.
held at tht home
of Norma
STAFF CORRESPONDENTS
Dean Johnson in Portland on
Tuesday.
George
Mrs. Joe Wiederhold
Garfield
Mrs. Ray Gordon
Viola
.
Mrs. Lafaye Fouts
By C. T. E.
Morning Worship 11 A M.
Youth Program 7 P. M.
What is it that will be yes-
terday and tomorrow? What j Evening Service 8 P.M.
Martin R. Craft, Pastor
never was,never is and always
will be?
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH
Fate can slam him and bang
Pastor
him around and
batter
his 5th and Broadway -
Marion Ravan
irame till he’s sore but she
Sunday School 9:45 a m.
never can say that he’s really
Morning Worsh|> 11 a.m.
down while lie bobs up serene­
Junior Church Sunday School
ly once more.
Bldg.
Evening Evangelistic Service
To the general acclamation
7:45 p.m.
■ Everything is going up!” the
Phone 18-2
Speakers Library declares the
rain is still
coming
down,
there’s no tax on sunshine or
THE COMMUNITY
on the snow that
makes
a
METHODIST CHURCH
mountain’s crown. Bird songs S.E. 2nd & Main (on the hill)
cost no more and in my garden
Church School 9:45 a.m.
the moonlight is as inexpensive
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
as before.
The price of joy’s Nursery for children at
the
the same. It costs no more to
parsonage
work or sing or fan the anc­
Youth Fellowship 6:45 p.m.
ient flame of love.
Come,
Evening Services 7:45 p.m.
come, what’s that you say?
Violet Bolliger, Minister
The things that really matter
Phone 8x2
cost just the same today.
The regular monthly meet­
ing of the Viola Community
Church Board was held
last
week. Rev. Renaud reported
that all the papers for the in­
corporation of te church were
in order.The resignation of Mr.
Darrel Tracewell as Sunday
School Superintendent
was
accepted due to
his having
moved to McMinnville. Mrs.
Mable Kirchem was appointed
to fill the vacancy. Mrs. Esther
(By Leila Gordon)
Kir-
Graduating
from
High Weston will take Mrs.
School and members of
the ehems place as asst, superin­
Garfield Grange are Linda tendent..
Mr. Kenneth Vancil render­
Niesen, Larry Anders, Homer
Anders and Corrine Palma- ed his resignation as a church
teer; and also Richard Doug­ board member as he is moving
lass, not a grange member.In to Salem the first part of June
Some day pehaps we’ll sober
Mr. Marvin Allen will rep­ up and all come to our senses
the grade school
are
Sara
Lightner, Marsha Lee. Howard resent the church in the cap­ and quit this crashing head-on
Morrell, Bill Ray, Margarette acity of Att. of Facts.
into fences.We’ll go down hills
Miller, Madonna Miller
and
and thru the towns at a speed
MRS. McRAE HONORED
Bob Groves.
greatly slowed and get some
AT BABY SHOWER pleasure once again, a riding
Garfield Grange will have
two work days at
Mt. Zion Mrs. Cynthia Broudhurst and down the road.
Cemetery May 25 & 27.Those Mrs. Janice Tracy held a baby
State Highway of Indiana.
unable to work Sat. try to be shower at the Tracy home last
week
in
honor
of
Mrs.
Jack
there Mon. with mowers, scy­
1- Today.
2- Tommorow.
McRae.
Mr. McRae is the
thes, pitchforks, rakes, etc.
7th
grade
teacher
at
the
Esta-
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Anders
Grade School.
Mrs.
had a phone call
last week cada
from their son George
who Broadhurst made bootie cakes
(By Mrs. Joe Wiederhold)
has returned to the states af­ and decorated them in pink
ter duty in Japan and Zubic and blue. The ice cream was A family gathering was held
little at the Oscar Lins
Bay.
George is in the Navy a special variety with
home on
and hopes to visit at home this pink storks in the center. At­ Mothers Day for the Barr clan
tending were Betty Cody. Lea- including her father Sam Barr,
summer.
with
Miss Linda Niesen and Jer­ vern Blake, Lois Jones, Anita brothers, Joe and Tom
Jerry
Shoemaker, their families and Miss Ruth
ry Ellis will be
married in Horner,
Vancouver June 1 and
will Thelma Eckersley, Mrs. Lar­ Barr, woh is here on vacation
hold a reception at the Grange son, Mrs. Bergman, Sally Sir- from her job in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Joyner
hall June 1 at
8 P.M.
All pless and Romona Tracy and
Sending and grandson Bobbie Guthrie
friends and neighbors are in­ Judy Broadhurst.
vited. There will be dancing gifts were Mrs. Fullerton.Mrs. spent Mothers Day at son Ir­
Gerald Sanders, Alice Correil, vin’s home in Garfield. Friday
following the reception.
and
Lois night
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Ralph Connett of Portland, Velma Durham
Guthrie, Bobbie and
Kathy
a brother-in-law o f Mr. and Brown.
brought a cake to her mother
Mrs. Harold Middleton passed
away at his home in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Pattee, in celebration of Mothers Day.
An old resident of this com­
Friday eve.. May 17, from
a of Oak Grove have bought the
heart attack.
and
Vestal farm in Viola. Mr. Pat- munity, Gus Zwirmann
Mrs. Sarah Smith is at Sky­ tee is a building
contractor family, were Saturday visitors
line Hospital at White Salmon, and plans on building a new at the Harold Hoyner home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eppers
Wash., taking therepy treat­ house and making his home
Milwaukie
ments.
She broke a leg last here. He is a borther of Mrs. and son Mike of
were Saturday visitors at the
winter and is able at present Verne Riedel.
home bringing
to use a walker.
She is the
The Pattee’s daughter and Austin Moe
mother of Mrs Peggie Anders her family, Mr. and Mrs.
A1 Mothers Day gifts for mother
Visiting at Alex Botkins on Bell of Oak Grove spent last and grandmother, Mrs. Clara
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Sundav picnicing and looking Eppers.
Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Miller
John Hess of Portland.
over the new property. They
Mike Ballou, son o f Mr. and were accompanied by
their and Mrs. Carl Voges of Port­
Mrs. Pete Ballou, celtbrated his married son and his wife, Mr. land were Mothers Day callers
lith birthday Friday, the 17th. and Mrs. Larry Bell of
Mil- on his mother, Mrs.Joe Wied­
There were 13 youngsters to waukie.
Afterwards they erhold and family.
Private Richard Lins arriv­
help celebrate and a number visited with Mr. and Mrs.Stan-
ed home Mothers Day
from
of parents to see that all had a lev Fouts who are cousins.
Fort Ord, Calif., for a
visit
wonderful time.
Mrs. Gena Ballou celebrated
Jim Fouts spent last Friday with the folks. Mr- and Mrs.
Mother’s Dav in grand style. 26 | night in the Oregon City hos Carl Lins, before starting an­
of her family were home. Ed , oital after he was kicked
in other siege of training for his
ward and family were unable the chest by his horse, Tommy. Uncle Sam.
to be there, also a few others Although Jim spoke
to the
were unable to attend.
, horse before coming up behind I
Mrs. Patricia Anders and 1 it. the horse
evidently was I
Mrs. Norma Lee were hostesses asleep and didn’t hear
him. I
for a bridal shower for Miss Tim has two cracked ribs and
Linda Neisen at the Grange j a perfect horseshoe brand on
Hall on Friday evening, the Hie chest. Jim raised the horse
’ 7th. The gift table was decor­ 1 from a colt and it has never
ated with a large golden ring i been known to kick before. It
and deep yellow iris. The din will be sometime before Jim FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
ing tables were decorated with wjlt ride again.
of Estacada
wiegelia, and pink and orchid
Sundav Meeting in Estacada
ms. Linda received many gifts
Mr. and Mrs. Darius Fouts!
‘ City Hall
and refreshments were served of Seattle visited at the home I Church School 9:45 a.m.
by the hostesses to 20 guests. | o f Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fouts
Games were played during the , Saturday. Daj-ius and his w ife ;
evening and prizes went to j ade looking for a farm to buy |
Linda Neisen. Margorie Adam­ as he is retiring from the Navy
son and Charlotte Lee.
i next month.
The Garfield Dorcas Societv
met on the regular date with
Mr. and Mrs’ Carl Bennett
Mrs. Maggie Bates. Mrs. Abbie
Armstrong has re-joined as an visited at the homt of Mr. and
Mil-
active member and had baked Mrs. Olive Hargrave in
a cake for the Bates’ anniver­ waukie last Suidav.
sary which was served at the
Mr. and Mrs. James Weston
club. $5.00 was given to the
Garfield Grange for favors re­ are the proud owneds of a new
14 foot Runabout. It is finish­
ceived.
with pink
The Dorcas quilt was won ed in mahogany
bv Mrs. Mable Wooster. The seats and trimmings. This was
at
next meeting place will be an­ one of the boats featured
the boat show
The Westons
nounced later.
The Garfield Home
Exten­ also have bought a boat trailer
sion met on Wednesday, Mav22 and are anxiouslv awaiting a
Furniture touch up was the good day to try their new ac­
subject. New officers were in­ quisition out.
stalled This is the last meet­
ing. We will start our new year
Mr. and Mrs.
Rav Tracv
in September.
were Sundav dinner gm-ts at
LAKfHfAD
CRUZ-INN
Keep up th *
Other guests included
Katy
and John Jubb o f West Linn,
and Archie Watts of Morton,
Wash.
By d'Alessio
Estacada Jeweler
T. C. JONES
well
done!
Deserves our I
c o n q r a tu lo tio n s .
R. & L Shoe St ires
Estacada She5
Repair Shop
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